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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28
Divorces in winona County.

Fr0m Sltur11NS IlalIY
Clifton .Jermane, who is visiting Wi
mona in the interest of the United
State census bureau. collecting divorce
statistics for twenty years. has com
pletel the compilation so far as to be
able to state that approximately 400 di
yarces have been granted, or ut The rate
of twenty year. In the same period
20S divorces were granted in Goodhuc
county and $50 in Wahasha county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Ada ID. Bove of Sibley, Iowa, visited
in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Marjorie Benjamin of Carleton,
Iowa. visited friends in the city yester
day.
Miss Grace A. Owens of Sleepy Eye
visited in the city Sunday.
r. r. Call and wife of Minneopa Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
A. A. Hanna of Seaforth and Andrew
johnson of Balaton had business in the
city today.
NJ. o. Hill and wife of Watertown,
S. d., Sundayed in Mankato.
Scott Hunt and W. p. Marston Jr. of
Lake Crystal were Mankato visitors
yesterday.
Miss Hattie j. Radcliffe of Denver,
Col. was i'll the city for short time
yesterday
p. Z. Larkin of Luverne. i. W.. Scott
and L. p. Murphy of Blue Earth were
among the strangers in the city today.
Miss Marietta Spaulding of Mapleton
visited in the city over Sunday.
Thomas TorsOn of St James was an
early morning arrival III the city to-
day.
| Colonel F. B. Kent and Ira B. Shat
| tuck Jr went to Minneapolis this morn
| ing to remain over Christmas. Their
wives went last week.
Thomas Black and E. Talbert left
this morning for Alexandria.
Rev. Theodore Schuette visited at the
home of his father, Theodore A.
Schuette, Yesterday
Charles X MAYER arrived Saturday
night from Superior Wis, and will Wis
| it relatives until "Wednesday morning.
| His wife has been visiting IL the c'Uy
| for three weeks. and will return to SUI
| perior with him.
| Leo Kircher who has Il position with
the Lampert Lumber comDany at Hen
derson. will arrive tonight to visit his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kir,her
of North Mankato, and will remain over
| Christmas.
! Mrs. G.. w Jessup. son and daughter
denarte1 today for S"nborn. iowa. to
srend Christmas with relatives ard
| friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs " 4. Patterson '"d
three children left this morning for ST.
| Cloud to spend Christmas witt NJ. and
Mrs Hale. Mr. Patterson will return
Wednesday. brt Mrs. Patterson AMI the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28
From SATURDAYS Daily.

From SATURDAYS Daily.
Miss Catherine Trampert. teacher in
District 80, known as the Graft school,
entertained yesterday afternoon. \ pro-
gram was rendered and this was highly
pleasing to the visitors who gave praise
to the teacher and the pupils who took
gram Miss Trampert presented each
scholar with pretty picture and a
candy cane. The parents and their
friends were served with coffee and cake.
1t was IA very pleasant affair and was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
John Murphy was able to be out yes
terday for the first time since his re-
Gent severe fall on an icy walk. He is
still very stiff.
Detective NJ. ID. Bresnan of the Oma :
ha claim settlement department was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Fink of the normal faculty left
Yesterday for Milwaukee to spend the
holiday vacation.
Miss Woodbury.. of the state normal
school faculty, went to ST. Cloud yes
terday to spend the holidays.
Rev. w. r. Keesey. pastor of the
Methodist church at Owatonna, was in
the city yesterday on his return from
Blu Earth, where he oTis.iated at a
wed ling the evening before.
\ SIS Esther Barton. who has a good
pcs ion in the government land office
at Bismarck \. d.. arrived last even
ing to visit her sister. Mrs II. w. Malt
by. and will accompany her other sis
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28
Christmas at The Jail.
NEo,nln,.,r DILL

Frank Peters will he released from the
county jail tonight, having served TWEEN
ty-eight days for stealing il coat. Henry
Eesars is arranging for bail, and the
chances are that but three prisoners viii
eat Christmas tWkey At the county's cx-
Dorsc
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

this evening for an extended visit with
relatives and friends. at st. Charles,
Rochester and at Iowa points.
Judge NJ j. Severance took trip to
ST. Paul this afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28
Lost An Arm.

FROM Fridav's Dailv
Charles Rau of Cordovu. lie Sucur
county. lost an arm, having caught the
member in corn shredder
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

son. who will serve four months there
Register of Deeds John c. kettner of
st. Peter had business at the Blue Earth
county seat today.
c. S. Wishart was down from Maple
ton today.
+. w. Lossow was in from st. CLAIR
this afternoon.
Mrs Sarah Critchley continues to do
as well as could be expected.
Nj. O. Sundt has returned to Mankato
from Worthineton.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

Mrs. +. E. Craver entertained the Hlll
Top club last Saturday afternoon. Nice
refreshments were served at five O'Clock
and pleasant time was had. The fol-
lowing officers for the coming year were
elected: President: Mrs. L. c. Fetch
er; vice president. Mrs. c. Schildknecht;
secretary. Miss Eva p. Cooper; treasur-
er, Mrs. +. Draper.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

Superior lodge No. ), Degree of Honor.
gave the first of series of card and
dancing parties last evening and it was
Il great success. The party was given
after the meeting, and progressive cinch
was played, with seven tables The
prizes were won by Miss Davies and
Mrs. f. V. Walters. Delicious refresh
ments were served, and afterwards those
who cared to dance did so. Similar par
ties are to be given on the second meet
ing night of the, month throughout the
winter. ..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lloyd have is
sued invitations for the twenty fifth an
niversary of their marriage, which VIII
be celebrated at their home. at the cor
ner of Fourth and Cherry streets, next
Wednesday evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

Mapleton Enterprise: Cards are out
the marriage of James Gar
field Moses of Sterling and Miss Sophia
Noreinger of Mankato, which is to be
at the home of the bride at
Mankato, Wednesday. Dee. Goth.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07
MEMS SUITS.

% Mems suits, worth SO. to $50.
slightly damaged by water, al
most given away, sale price.
260 Mems suits, worth from 81. to
SIC, Qualification price, -.
Don't fail to ask and see one Of
our wonderful SIC. special suits:
made in the latest styles. hand
sewed button-holes, a suit that
is equal to any S335. tailor made,
10 be slaughtered at.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07
calf Shoes: positively solid leath

er,-:.............. 16c. &
10 cases Box, calf Shoes: each and
every pair guaranteed by Us to
customer, absolutely the. best
valuein Shoes ever offered. So.
and 4. Shoes at g. 13 and ...... S2.75
One lot of about 230 pairs of Ladies
Shoes, one and two pairs of a
style. value from S2.25 to $50,
at this sale, S.. So
W. L. Douglas, ex governor of .sE
Massachusetts, is known all over the
world as the most honorable and up
to date Shoemaker We will put up 81
this make of Shoe at this sale at prices
never before heard of: s5.s:Ss5z:z.ss. 5s.
The s.. kind at Ss3 co
The $50 kinds at..:..... 2.69s
The 3. kind at -. .s...%..... 2.23#
5000 yards White Homespun,
yards for .:s.5 25c. 4
5000 heaviest white Homespun.
one-yard wide, Z 1-2 yards. soc.
1000 dozen Merrick spool cotton
Six spools for. 20c
Fine Dress Flannels, in the latest
shades, to be sacrificed at ......2 221-2
100 dozen 10c. Ladies' Hose. at this
sacrifice sale, two pair for. 13c.
Ail.wool, red F3aneI for underwear
16 1 &c. and 29c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07
NOW FOR THE LADIES.

There i; sGch an abundance Of gooG
things encugi1 TO gladden. every pure
soul in this county: a simple sum will
delight the hearts of whole family
So Ladies beautiful wnite silk, mer-
cer;Zed. figured shirtwaists: ac-
tuai, worth $3.50, Qualification
Sale price 81 333}
Don't fail TO see our line Of the best
styles in skirts, in black. brown:
gray. blue; striped, figured. light
and heavy weights, pleated and
circalar makes, from the cheapest
Of 39c. each to the 81. kind at. 3..S6
Is pairs Ladies Kid Gloves: sale
price 36c
One lot Chilaren;s knitted gloves,
a pair Ice
One lot CorsetS worth from toSl
sale price ,......... 25c
) bales Checked HomespCn: heavy
weight. l3 yards for ........-.... SOC.
400 yards Silk, value from soc. 70
81 Sc sale price, e,...... 29c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07

The best Amoskeg Outings, Man
chester mills Chambries. and
Leroy mills Percales, one yard
wide, worth y 12 anywhere,
cur Qualification price ......... 8 l. 3
About 160 yards Broadcloth, in all
shades. 6 inches wide: regular
SI.50 a yard, now q
Beautiful 81 TO IS inches wide in
black ard fancy figured brocades
sale price e........... ....... To-
$50 yards fancy Worsteds sacriti-
ced at. % II
70. 900 yards heavy White Home
spun, - yards for.....,.:..... 90
Gashmercs are specially high this
year. stsl, We succeeded in get
ting few pieces which are at
this time worth 40c. the yard
YOU can have them at this sale..23(
Is pieces all-wool dress f'iannels.
SOC q yard, sacrificed at -. 23(
Plenty Of Outings at. ...-...-..... Il
The heaviest weight Drilling,
wards for J0t
Lighter weight Drilling: yards 44t
Calicoes, fine quality, at....... X
100 dozen Towels. 70 inches long. 1Ot
l-.he largest Towel made. heavy
Weight: bleached: sells regular
at 35c., sale price................. 22t
Table Covers: in all sizes, plain
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07


-, 900 yards Of White Homespun,
a cinch, 13 yards for .........
142 pair Mems fine tailor-lnade
suits, military and square cuts,
satin lined and heavy padded
shoulders, guaranteed to hold
front in shape, worth IS. to sl3.
sale price, 1900. $1,000.
IS only, Boys single coats, snap
shot, worth from 81. to s..
piece, to be slaughtered at -.
50 Mems single coats. assorted
styles: all makes, grays, black
and blues. plaids and stripes,
double and single breasted: the
S.. kind, 1888 the $3.50 kind
for
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-07

One lot Of about 10 dozen Mems Sc
and Boys Hats and Caps, worth
from 25c to S.. Will move fast
at a piece
, cases Straw Hats. each ..... 81.
1900 Men $ shirts ;it ....-..... 3Sc
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MEMS PANTS.

213 Mems pants, a bargain at $50
sale price .................... S,c.
1000 Papers Of Needles. at paper 1c.
This garment is Absolutely the great
est value possible TO be gotten, will be
sold during thrs sale for less than actual
cost Of making it. Mems equal to tail
or-made pants. latest patterns, dainty
stripes and figures. MADE by celebrated
makers-The Wear Wei! Pants Co:
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white, and colored, borders, -.
The Soc kind .... 34c.
The 75c. kind Sc
The 81. kind 63c.
The 81. kind 81 33
Don't let your Boy freeze, when
you can buy them during this
Qualification Sale, an all WOODEN
suit, worth So for. Sill
Only 32 small boys Overcoats.
fne military trimmed. brass but.
tons and patent belts, melton
kersies, worth a piece. $3.50,
being they are small sizes, from
to years old, we let them go
for s125
Only Ladies Cravanet Coats, Of
the best quality, worth S29., for
this sale Observation-Disclosures. Sl.3S
Don't mind the high prices of Shoes.
If you buy them during the Gratifca
ton Sale, it will cost you lots cheap
er than the old price.
80 cases Of the worlds St. Louis
Exposition, >highest-price Win
ners---Brown Shoe Cos make:
at this sale:
The S.. Shoe for. S2.87
The t. Shoe for ............. 2.36
The $50 Shoe for -. 2.19
The 3. Shoe for .............. 1888
20 cases Of Mems and Boys satin
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
HUSBAND GETS WIFE.
The Court Decides lAgaint The.
Mother. ln-Law In Favor OF Her
SOn=ln Law.

Texarkana, April IA lawsuit
in which cupid cut considerable of
d figure was decided in the District
Court of Bowie county, Tex, at
Boston yesterday afternoon. or
10 monGns ago u. A. Williams, a
young man, assistant ticket agent
VI, the Union depot for the Missou-
II Pacific Iron mountain, was sc.
cretly married to Miss Maggie Ma
DAVIS, whose age AT the time was
Said 10 be less tnan II years.
Inc couple were boarding at the
same place, aDd Tue TACT OF theif
mdrIldge Was not Iearneu, even b.
Jle gIfI S mutnef, ualI several
mouJns nad passed. ana the bride
u,aa passed .ler 1tb.L 0lr6nday.
wAen
l1Io Jaws ocOCL tdAhOo lliaU Alti
udngnGtr Was mdlried SIZE became
gt.y lAalsatt.lt, t1ild4 IL Is alleged :
GooA tie yodng orlIe TO ner home
dJ C.arAsVllle, lex. 4nlS Was =
c0dpla OF molions a5o.
,oo.ne Jlne L.tter me mother ln-
$. s.I6ubea SUI, IA the DIslrieO Court
to aunul lDe .ndtrla5e, ,.ud Cue case
WIS eriea YESTERDAY. Tie husoaA ;.
w1a, a4a scared i p34peGu-1 III.
.uuculou testrAlulng her from mp-
.estlns ~ iaterlvring wlIn l,34i
coupe OF tAere married relations
la ANY way.
Ar sHIIiId1ns returned mere this
morning accomplished by his young
DfLue.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
Attacks Young Woman In H.
New I0rk iioIue
CRAZED BY DRlN8
First Took Poison And AfIer
BeIug Revived He lmpfiss.o cd
Vile And Used sol.

New York March 16.- Louis.
Nosser,- paeetracK man, locked
his wife in the bath room at their
home yesterday and while she was
.. prisoner there, he shot and xii.
ed Miss Stella Reynolds. of New
Orleans, an actress who was vlsl-
ing them. Then he killed himself
Miss Reynolds, it is said, was
formerly an intimate friend of Nos
ser's. The murder and suicide TO-
lowed u stormy scene last evening
when Miss Reynolds called at the
Nosser home. airs Nosser it is re-
ported. objected to the call. and du-
ring the argument which followed
the husband swallowed quantity
OF laudanum. the women uy UNI
ting their efforts, forced nun to
take an emctic immediately and he
recovered. Miss hey nolds tnen re-
mained with MRS Aosser ala night.
Yesterday while nus wife was i'll
the bath, Nosser turned the key
and disregarding her proresGarlous
to be let out he went to Miss Rey-
nolds room. TheiG voices, the
man s threatening AND the womAnSs
pleading, were heard by tAe wife
in the bath ROOM
She sprang to a telephone which
ran from this room to the office OF
the apartment house and tolu tne
maid who answered herllu5 Io'.-uc--
ry to the apartment and release her,
The maid entered Tie apartment
too late to save Miss 6eynolds life
AS she opened rne uOor she ne.Dl g.
NoSSer saylpgto the woman There
is no use for you and 70 IIYe any
longer. Inc best thing can 90 IS
to kill YOU and myseu.. ne tAen4
shot her III the teluplc aud nAno Ii
in the forehead, botn dying almost
immediately. niss Reynolds stage
name was stella 1oun5 NO1ser
Was 40 years Old, Miss he. uUlos %
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
auulSIY uuiNyENiLON.

Lne DemocraLlc county ConVen-
VIOn convened at L4e cOurG nOuSe
Jaturday aG /. ~ o'cIock' for the
purpose oI elecIlnS delegates to the
0Latt judicial seuaGorIdI and 90
sressIonepl convention ana was CALI
to'so oruer py lIon, w. ). EohlA
y. a. DrlueweH OF nope ana W
>. EaAln OF W ashlngtOn were put
Ia nomination Ior cnalrmAn, e. y
BrIdeWell was elected Dy vote or
TO 10 IS.
A. n2otlon Was me d, that the
1naiI man. appoint u committee OF
five TO select delegates TO the varl-
olS conventions, and motion was
made tn amend dy tne chairman ap
pointing a committee OF SIX to be
aAmed ny the convention, three OF
whom were Davis men and three
anti-Davls which wdS lost.
The DAVIS delegates then with
drew from the hall and held a sep
arate convention for the purpose
OF selecting. their own delegates to
che various conventions, and the
chairman. at once appointed n eGm-
mittee to select delegates as proVl-
ded for in the original motion.
VS., ISakin made ashort speech
in the interest of harmony which
made a good impression.
Delegate Moses from Spring Hill
made u talk in the interest OF peace
and good feeling.
w \ Briant requested permission
of the convention to make q talk,
and the calls for Briant were num'
erous from those who were making
an Effort to harmonic bnt permls-
sion was refused, and the hree2l
widened
n.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
FOUND DEAD

Texarkna, April 5.-A negro,
who's name was feun to be Sam
Hicks, was discovered in a wood
few miles west Of this city, dead.
He was sitting by tree, fishing
pole in hand, and had evidently
died Of heart future as he was re-
.nrning from fishing trip on a
near-by bayou, He had small
string of fish ard was only about
h mile from the stream. Tie c0ro-
her gave a verdict Of death from
heart failure.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
HON W. F. KIRBY
OF Tcxarkaua viii Be The
Democrat Nominee For
Attorney Ger eraI Oh.
Arkansas.
Arkansas.

Hon. w F. Kirby of Texarkana
will be the Democratic nominee for
attorney general of Ark. This is
conceded by his leading opponent
in the race, Hon. Y. O Pindall of
Arkansas City.
What was an apparent victory
for Mr. Pindall has been turned into
success for Mr. Kirby, aud one Of
the closest political contests on rec
ord in the state ter inmates.
The II convention votes Of Wash
ington county turned the tide in ia
yor of Mr. Kirby When the off
cial canvass of the votes cast in the
Democratic primary in that county
on March % was made yesterday
the announcement was made that
Kirby had carried the county by
margin of 80 over Pindall. Thus
all calculations were upset. Uno-
tfieially it had been reported tnat
l'indall carried the county by 2o,
but the result as aseertained yeSter-
day proved the ineorrectness of the
report and simultaneously made
Kirby winner in the state, for
without Washington county Pindall
could not have won, as saline ana
woodruff counties had gone agains
Inim. The number OF delegates IL
be state convention will be 5l7 auu
in order to win there must be 2J7
tor candidate. According to tn,
present available figures Kirby has
I259, Pindall 244 and Gautuey 9
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
CRIMINAL DOCKET
OF The ffempstead CireuI Court
April Term, Cases Disposed OF

The following is the docket of
erimal business disposed Of at this
April term OF the Hampstead circuit
court up to the time OF going 10.
Press.
State VS. Frank Arnett, carrying
weapon, dismissed
otate VS. Lewis Dewss ROBBERY,
forfeiture.
State VS. Dave Galloway terteI-
ture.
State VS. w, A, aud Leslie Bul-
lock dismissed.
state VS. SPIKE Me1lunls carrying
weapon alSlnlsseu.
State VS.. oardy woodruff, gaming
fined $1,000.
State VS. &. Allen gaming nned
1000.
State VS. r. u. thompson uulda. .
ful Sale OF Wnlskey, ined o0.J0.
state VS. Abran iivens, gtaad
larency TWO, Years III Pen.
State vs. Gus DIsuop, and JInI
Iutcnens, robbery tAree years each
ia ZEN.
, State VS. Gus Bishop, anu jim
ddtchlns, robbery pea guilty tAree
te4cn Ill Zen.
State VS. Jus bishop, anu JlIn
Hutcnlns ROBBERY, plea gplley OAfe.
yedfS e,lcn III tne Ion.
tot,.Fe ys us.s aels-.st', ~l--4 4-.i
Hutcnlns robbery, uls4niooeu.
otate VS. Gus DIsAop anQ lin
dutcAlEs, robbery, ulom sseu.
oGate vs. 4Mose Wi Itlns, oufgl1-
y plea, gulIty, LAree yearS i'll eu.
Town OF I1uee.. VS. Di:A Drunu-
lge, ulsmlsSeu.-
Ao|n Oh dope vs. j., d Naoau,
dismissed.
Town OF Hope VS. jim Gill ois-
Missed.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
SARAIOuA SHOTS

Prof ". j. johnson ma lie a bu
siness trip,to Nashville last wee d,
Fishing is fine ON Bairds lake
doe Cox cs1ght trout that weigh
cd four pounds.
Mrs Lettuce Pardue we are glad
to note is improving.
Mr. Azelle Spates of Bowie Coun
ty Texas returned home after Il
y easant visit to relatives here.
Every body planning cotton this
week.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
TROBLE in SAN UUMiNuU

Washington, D. T., April . T.
More Jroable lS.repotted rom San
Domingo in caO,egram received
at the navy department today iron.
Commander Sutherland, of the
Yankee, at San Domingo. Ho says
" a revolution has hrohcn ouC at
Samana The Dubuque is there.
American interests are not III
vOlyed."
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
DUEL!NG IN SPAIN

Madrid, March I6. Col Primo
Nvera, nephew Of the general Of
nat name, who.formerly command
d the Spanish troops in the Philip
,incs, and Deputy Sorino, who on
March I3 was assaulted by the eol' -
lel for criticising acts of the Cen
rails in Cuba and the Philippines,
ought a duel today with swords
Both conbatants were wounded,
,ut not seyerly.
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13
GRAND JURY REPORT

Report of the Grand Jury for the
April Tet1n, 1906, of the Hemp
stead Circuit Court.
70 the Honorable j :. D. Conway,
Juage:
The Grand Jury for the present
term of the Hampstead Circuit
Coart ask leave to submit the fol-.
lowing report as Il summary of
their investigation.
We have examined into all crimi-
nal cases brought to our notice
by transcript or through the oral
testimony or witnesses and III do
ing this have examined more than
50 witnesses.
FMS lnvestigatinn has resulted
in the finding of l35 true bills
winch have been duly returned in
to court.
There have been Sc many infrae5
lions OF the liquor law reported to
this jury, tha5 required investlga-
ton That II our efforts to do our
whole duty we have seemingly have
consumed considerable time upon
these cases, yet we deemed the IL
vestlga.ion necessary and have not
used more time upon them than
was needed consistent with u care
Iul and thorough invest. CATION,
\ committee from our body visit
ed the county pJor house and It .
port the houses in good condition
and the county wards all clothed
nd comfortably cared for.
We visited the county Jail in a
body and peint with. special pride
to your honor in regard to the man
'ner III which we found the condi
ton of the county Jail is kept by
our worthy and most efficient sheriff
L. q. Wilson, we wouldreeommend
tnat Il back entrance be made to the
prison department Of the jail and
gallery tolthe front of the main
building of the jail be made.
We have also made a carefulin-
vestigation OF the condition of our
county court house and grounds
and find the grounds neatly KEEP
and the court house bnilding in an
excellent state of repair.
Another committee of our body
appointed to investigate the con
dition of county Offices report IN
substances that they found all in
first class condition, and the records
well and neatly kept
We desire here to tender our
thanks to our prosecuting Attor-
ney Hon J. f. Bradley for HIS kina
and courteous treatment and for
his valuable service rendered us
during. the investigation of our
body, and to the other Office rs OF
the court we wish to express our
thanks for services rendered and
cour5esies ext9uded Ms
And now to your honor do we
especially d2sire to express our
thanks aud appreciation, for 4he
uniform kindness and courtesies OF
the courl at all times,
Aud having now disposed OF all
matters brought t0your notice and
our labors being now completed,
we respectfully ask that this report
be received and this jury finally
discharged,
4. T. Mayton
Foreman,
r. G.. Stuart
Washington telegraph., 1906-04-13

Marriage is asort Of partnership
in which Il mani takes in ii sleeping
partner-but 1t is the man who is
taken IN
Ii woman age coHld be told by
hcr teeth, like that Of Il horse, p
man woald oecusionall have d.
eAauee to edge a wori in