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The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
WORSHIP OUTDOORS
0pen-air Services Held Near
St. Adams Peace Cross.
REV. DR.. NELMS THE SPEAKER
Rector of PrO-CathedraI Church of
the Ascension Takes Text Having
for hts Purpose the strengthening
of His Hearers In Their Religion.
BOY Choir Assists In Service.

An impressive service in the open air
was held at the foot OF the great mar
bic peace cross In Washington Cathedral
Close yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
AS the slanting rays OF the setting sun
began TO lengthen the shadows in the
beautiful Cathedral grounds. people be-
gan to arrive by cars, in automobiles.
and afoot.
They were seated about the base OF
the pulpit on camp stools. At few min
utes before the hour the chimes rang
out on the still Sabbath air in the mag
nificent old hymn, Il Need Thee Every
Hour" and almost Immediately after the
boy choir came from the church. singing.
and took a place near the cross. Music
was furnished by part OF the United
States Marine Band
A ~esper service was read and sung.
the congregation Joining with the min
ister. The sermon was delivered by Rev.
J. Henning Nelms. rector Of the Pro-
Cathedral Church OF the Ascension,
Twelfth street and Massachusetts ave
nue., northwest
Rev. DIR. NeIms the Speaker.
DR.. Nelms took as his text that part
Of the Scripture which reads. For n
this council or this work be OF men. Il
shall come to naught" The purpose OF
his sermon, he said. was to strengthen
the faith Of his hearers in the divine
origin OF their religion. In part, he said
The divinity Of our religion has been
questioned by skeptics Of all ages. Its
deriders had claimed that It had been
tried and found wanting; that its Chrlstus
was only an ordinary mortal man. and
had died as other men must. But that
was before His resurrection. He arose
from the dead and proved His divinity.
"Our religion has stood the test. A
/ famous agnOstic once, IN talk 70 an as
semblage Of artists. asked the question.
What has this Christ done Tor the art OF
the world" thinking 10 undermine the
faith OF his hearers by touching them at
their weakest point Brethren, you have
only 10 visit the galleries OF the Old
| World, which are the greatest we have.
10 see what effect Christianity has had
on art.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
Honor for Harry A. GnraeId.

At the commencement at Dartmouth
College on June "a the degree of Doctor Of
Laws was conferred upon Harry A. Gar
field, son Of the late James A. Garfield
and brother of James R. Garfield. Secre-
tary Of the Interior Dr. Garfield Is presl-
dent of Dartmouth College.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
CIothInE Was ON Fire.

Miss Bernadette OConnor. twenty-three
years old, of 626 New Jersey avenue north
west, had a narrow escape from being
burned 10 death yesterday afternoon.
Miss O'Connor was cooking on a gas
stove. when her dress became ignted
The flames enveloped her body Members
of the family heard her screams, and.
running to the kitchen, smothered the
flames. She was attended by the family
physician. Her condition is not serious.
While you think OF Il, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent you at l cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
Links World Together.

1T has linked the parts OF it together.
and made possible many masterpieces
such as Leonardo da VincPs magnificent
conception Of the Last supper
Friends ] want you TO believe in the
divine origin Of our religion and of cur
Christ every day OF your lives. in every
walk and duty and pleasure of your life.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
s1.2a 70 nnltimnre nnA n....

Every day via THE Electric Limo .,
Tickets at 18th 81 and New York av nw
twilight excursions. S100 round trip. after
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29

Watch for city-Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29

Offers unusual opportunities at Yery reasonable rstes
Tor families seeking quiet. restful seashore home
during the heated period. Best bathing nshinr apd
boating Comfortable cottages and hotels. Arfssian
WataT. Electric lights gas Twelve minutes by troj-
ley from Atlantic City. For Illustrated booklet and
further information apply CHARLES BART, CITY
CLERK. South Atlantic IIty.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29

IF GOING TO ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. SEND
for guide with city map. giving rates and location
Of hotels. Free distribution by INFORMATION
BUREAU. 10 ". Y. ave. Atlantic Citv ie2f1t
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
GALEN HALL,

THE MOST POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE
HOTEL FOR WASHINGTON VISITORS
HOTEL BORTON, Ocean end Tenn. Ave
Homelke moderate prices Z. b. VOORHEES,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
SOUTH ATLANTIc CITY New .Ierssv

SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
CARS TO KENSINeTON

prom 18th ST and y \. Ave. every Is minutes Pass
Rock Creek Bridge. Park. MAIN ENTRANCE zoo.
20 Chevy Chase Lake Connect with Kensington
cars. Round Trip. sc. FUssELLs. li27 y. y. Ave
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
TABOR INN

Ccnnecticlt Avenue and Beach.
Large. ain rooms open surroundings Excellent
table. Rates. s. 70 81 weekly. A N DUNN
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29

BERKSHIRE INN OPEN ALL YEAR
eEhhSHlHE lnHs OCEAN END VIRGINIA
Ave s. up oaiiy; s. 70 $50 weekly CapaciTy. So
Elevator baths, &c. Ninth season.
j. o. * j. t. DICKINSON.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
Hotel Lawrence

Ocean-TieW rooms open Surroundings quiet ard re-
hned nelghborh0od; privilege bathing from hotel
eepucnal table; rates. s. up daily; SO up weekly.
Special rates Tor June and July /. n. l. GEiGEh.
formerly Of Vermont House
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29

NEW ri hDinN Ocean End Keutucky Ave Open
WI NLHhiSh all year. steam heat. EleTator TO
street .Sse-- B@cklst. Coach s h BONIFACE.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-29
Ferry Service to Alexandra.

Steamer Lsekawanna every HOUR aad 4 HALF
a; n. 70 p m dAhy and Sunday. FARE e
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

The season is now open at the Indian Hot Springs. Special round-trip tickets on scale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27
INDIANS REFUSE TO WORK
Go to Jai, Rather Than Pay Poll Taxes
 By Laboring.

MUSK0GEE, Ok, May 26.-Paying taxes and working the public roads is something new to the average Indian and it is pretty generally conceded that he will do neither No taxes have been assessed yet, but in the various dis tricts the road commissioners are call. ing upon the Indians to work out their poll tax, and the Indians are refusing.
 In Pontotoc county three Indians were warned to appear for work and they refused They were arrested and fined $20 and costs, which they also refused to pay, and went to iail
 In Hughes county an Indian refused to work and was fined and went to jail. His friends paid his poll tax and he was let off. Reports coming from the full-blood sections of the state all indicate that the Indian has his mind fully made up not to work out or pay any road tax.
 It is supposed that he will maintain the same policy when it comes to pay ing state and county taxes. The Indian does not know what taxes mean.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27
Order by Phone and Pay at Your Door READ OLD AND WONDERFUL SAVING
cRocKERY DEPARTMENT

Full line of open stock in full sets or fractions. Lunch baskets at greatly reduced prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

half pint soc Jams and Preserves, in jars. .25c Pure Extract of Honey, jars, for. .Sl.0o Chile Sauce, best on the market, in
 pott!es .................. .25c American sardines, boxes for :. .25c Lemon Extract, 6 oz. 25c; os. 45c;
 8 OF. S5c; 16 oz. S1.50.
 Vanilla Extract, 2 oz. soc; oz.
 6oc; oz. $l.15; 16 OF. $2.25. Yeast Foam, per package. .5e F. D. Flour, per cwt. .... .S4.0O D. M. Flour, per cwt. $4.25 Black Pepper, small. ........1 10c Black Pepper, ib. cars soc; ka ID.
 cans 25c.
 Friend Oats, per package .l5c Butter, Mesa, Stafford and Teo Pee,
 per pound 35c Lard, h.. 45c; lb. FOG; 10 ID.
 $1.s0; 20 lbs. $2.75; Swift's and
 Armour's.
 Lard 50 lbs. Compound. .s5.50 Vinegar, per bottle. .l0c Fiotilia Soap, bars for ... 25c Tooth Picks, per package. Sc Fairbanks White Star Soap, 20 Glycerine Punno Soap, 20 bars. .sI.o0 Hay, alfalfa, frst-class. per bale
 75c; second class .............4 .40c First class Barley. sl.ss; bran. .sl.75
 Wood cut stove length s5 per stove wood cord. or the biggest bunch of wood you ever purchased in Globe for S5.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Gila.-ss. I, A. T. Hammons, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 A. T. HAMMONS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day of May, 1908.
 l.. B. ELY, Notary Public. My commission expires April 4, 1912. Correct-Attest:
 GEO. W. P. HUNT,
 N s. BERRAY,
 M. c. KENYON,
 Directors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27
MARKET IS DULL; DROPPING OFF
 OF DEALS

NEW YORK, May 26.-The signal contraction of the volume of tho mar ket was the most notable feature today. Du.lness overcame the dealings after an experimental attempt to continue tho advance of yesterday. Some influence vas allowed to the sale of Burlington bonds as couse of the early advance ID prices. The intention to issue the bonds had not been heard of yesterday and the subscription of sl6,000,000 was announced almost as soon as business commenced.
 Reports of food damage and sensi. ''Veness in the commodities markets to ,rop news was not regarded fayorably. western money markets reported a gradual change in the course of money movement which marks the approach of tue crop moving season. Any further .eVhhe Tn interest rates hero seems to oe arrested, although thero is no posi- '''e fise in rates yet to record.
 NEW YORK, May 26.-London tin unchanged, spot at fl30 l2s Cd and ,uIuIes at fl29 l2s Cd. The local mar So SeL ,,I IS weak, ranging from 2S.62a to
 copper was a little lower, spot clos ss at t16 l7s Cd and futures at f57 l2s 5'r n London. Locally. the market is Io roa a., and unchanged; Lake, l2.75 to r-'o.'2 P; Electrolytic, l2.5O to 12.75; asung, l2.371a to l2.5O.
 Lead IS 2s Cd lower at SIP 15s in S.u'n. ,- The local market is steady at 100 to 4.37la.
 Spe''eF declined 5s to fi9 l2s Cd in !, 'Iuon ,o Dull and unchanged at 4.55
 7oO in New York.
 !. ryn -n IS unchanged, Cleveland warrants
 '' 'u London. Locally unchanged. .hlCAGO, May 26.-Wheat closed
 s' July opened Is a IA to IA to hos ,o"er at 90 3-4 to 90 7-S; sold to
 oo advanced to 92 7-s, and closed md ,o. May ranged between 102 IS earo, ,'o and closed at 104 3-4. An ad- 5oIin. VI 5-8 cents in the price of May pa,L.,y was the feature of the corn
 l4 other options were sold from or, d'o to 27-S above the low
 ' 'ae day. The close was strong.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27
BIC SHOW TONIGHT

Duncan, watch repairer, 6Ss N. Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27
Reductions in the Grocery Department

Granulated Cane Sugar, $7.10 per
 sack, IS pounds for ....s s1.oo Pink Beans, per pound. ...,. .51ac Condensed Milk, cans ..... .25c Condensed Milk, baby size, three
 TOT ...........,...... FOG Arbuckles Coffee, pounds. .S1.0o Mocha and Java Coffee pound. =. soc Best Mocha and Java Coffee, one
 pound cans .................. .45c Williams Favorite Mocha and
 Java, l-pound cans. ......... .35c Williams Favorite Mocha and
 Java, 3-pound cans ... S1.00 schilling, Folger and Iris Teas, all
 davors, per package 26c and. soc Old Country Tea, per pound. COG Lipton Teas, all favors, per pound, soc rolger's Baking Powder, 12 oz,
 35c; IS oz., 46c; 2Ha lbs, s1; 6
 lbs. s1.95; 10 lbs, S3.75.
 Newmark's Baking Powder. 1a lb,
 25c; lb, aoc; 21s lbs, BOG; 5
 lbs, S1.75.
 Irish Potatoes, by sack per pound,
 2hac; S5 lbs, s1; 15 lbs, soc. Hams, per pound .........l6 .l6c Bacon. per pound .......... .17c Sait forR .lZr2c c. Beef, Armour's and McNeil's,
 per pound ............ 15e Clipped Beef, per can. .15c Deviled Ham, four cans. .25c Worcester Sauce, pint COG: one
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF OLD DOMINION COMMERCIAL COMPANY, at Globe, in the Terri tory of Arizona, at the close of busi- ness, May l4, 1908.
 Resources
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

July closed at 6S IT. to 6S3-S and May at 7s7S, the high price. Oats were firm. July closed at 45 7s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

THE WEATHER WASHINGTON, May 26.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Wednesday, cooler in northern part; Thursday fair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-27

National Chicago, 4; New York, z. St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 0. Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, 2. Pittsburg, &; Boston, 1.
 American Detroit, |; Philadelphia, o. Boston, l6; Chicago, 5. Washington, 3; Cleveland, 2. St. Louis, 5; New York, 3.
 Pacific Coast San Francisco, 4 Portland, o. Oakland, 4; Los Angeles, l0.
 BIG SHOW TONIGHT "Blucbeard, "The Bogie Man $ Caveo and two comedies at the Iris. Duncan, watch repairer, 63S N Broad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24

observers OF the fight that Senator
Bailey OF Texas is making TO be-
come delegate at large TO the Denver
convention must be puzzled by his
apparent great interest in an honor
which adds nothing to senatorship.
The explanation is that some months
ago Senator Bailey in the face OF
bitter attacks made upon him an
nounced that II at any time refused
by his party any political pfeferment
which he sought, he would instantly
resign his place in the senate. He
asked TO be elected delegate at large
never dreaming there would be serious
opposition. Now he Is making for that
place a fight as hard as he had to
make to be reelected senator.
A friend sends me from Cleburne,
Texas. a copy OF letter from Senator
Bailey, one paragraph of which may
well be quoted here.
Not only shall support mis- (Mr.
Bryan's) nomination, but shall like
wise aid TO the best Of my ability in
making platform which shall be
democratic in every respect, and up
on which Mr.. Bryan will have the
best chance OF an election. have
believed ever since Judge parkerJ
nomination and disastrous defeat that
MIR. Bryan's nomination was not only
inevitable, but that under all the cir.
cumstances ii was the wisest one
that our national convention can pos.
. sibly make, and shall therefore
earnestly support him in the Denver
. convention
/ This formal settlement on the part
] Of Senator Bailey is perhaps. less i'm.
portant as expressing his personal
purpose for he has always been LOYAL
to democratic principles, but it does
serve to show the fact that in Texas
a man who Is fighting to be sent &c
the national convention as delegate
at large finds II quite essential tS
show that he stands for the candl
dacy of Mr.. Bryan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON PUBLIC
PRINTING,

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the State Printer
at his Office IN Guthrie. Oklahoma.
for the doing o' all items OF printing
and book work required by the state
OF Oklahoma, in all departments, OFF,
ces. Institutions and commissions.
Also far all bound books and records
required by the district courts, coun.
ties and townships OF the State.
The schedules and specifications
Cor this printing will be furnished
upon application by the State Printer
No bids will be received after two
O'Clock p. m. April Goth, 1908. The
State Printing Board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids; among
reasons for rejecting bids will be
the lack OF business integrity Of the
bidder and to apportion the work Of
the printing and binding as In It's
judgment may seem best.
c. C WORRALL.
22-3 State Printer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
Paper and Politics.

The trusting newspaper publishers,
headed by Mr. Herman Ridder. who
thought that they would get any re.
lier from the eXaction of the paper
trust from either the Roosevelt ad.
ministration or the present congress
received a most enlightening shock
today when the Cannon bill puttinA
over any action until after the elec.
tion. and creating a commission to
study the matter was passed. The
newspaper publishers wanted the tar
IN taken off wood pulp and print pa
per Congress SHE'D at that lest 1t
should open the tariff issue generally.
Uncle Joe sagaciously devised theI
commission scheme TO carry Il over
the campaign. This is the committee
he appointed: Mann of Illinois, Ban
non OF Ohio, Miller of Kansas. stat
ford of Wisconsin, republicans and
everyone well know as standpat-
ter; Democrats, Ryan of New York
and Sims Of Tennessee. II is quite
evident that the paper trust will have
nothing to fear unless the presiden
/ tial and congressional elections OF
1908 shall go strongly an decisively
for the democratic ticket
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
published April 22, 190S)

~ fhplh So iSVo'l
State of Oklahoma, County of Carter,
IS:
The Board of County Commission.
ers OF Carter County, Oklahoma, met,
this, the 9th day of April, 1908, in
regular session, with full attendance,
and the following business was trans
acted, to-wit;
Petition of the Berwyn Bridge Co.,
with a donation of 100000 and one
steel railroad bridge on vacant lot
In the town OF Berwyn, was received.
and the Board agreed to build a
bridge across the Washita River east
of the town of Berwyn.
An order was issued to the Sheriff
directing him TO appoint Deputy Sher-
iffs and guards to work the County
| conyicts on the County roads.
/ Contract made between Sheriff and
J. f. McClatchie and d. II. Booker
as Deputies and Guards to work con-
yicts on road, was approved.
Orders We're issued to parties to re.
move obstructions on section line of
proposed road north OF Glenn.
Order OF Hewitt Township Board in
regard to road on section line on
section 2S, 4 s, w, was confirmed
s. ID. Mitchell. Township Trustee
was ordered to view road on section
line running West from Ardmore be
tween sections "a and %.
Report of District Clerk. together
with cheek for $1,000, was received
and money turned over to Treasurer
All contracts made with printing
houses heretofore are hereby can
celed, and the County Clerk is hereb,
made the purchasing agent for al
books, blanks and stationery, etc,
used in the County Offices.
All contracts heretofore made will
the Ardmoreite and Morning Demo
crat TO print the proceedings OF tn,
County Board, are hereby Cancelled
and the Weekly Ardmore'te is here
by made the official paper OF thi
board to publish the proceedings a
4 cents per line, same to be publish
ed in type according to laws of tn
State OF Oklahoma.
Claims were allowed and warrant
issued on the following funds, 10
wit:
Salary Fund, s5,3l565; Poor and ~
sane Fund, s22O0, Court Fund, 81
O5O,2i; Supply Fund, s2,l55.OO; Cor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN MONEY! BAILEY

are absolutely essential to conduct a
campaign. Mr.. Taft is charged vita
having spent over $S0OCt0 in his
quest for the presidential nomination.
Of which II is alleged 100000 has
come from Carnegie and the stesl
trust Mr. Bryan has fortunately been
able 10 serve the cause of democracy
at his own expense, because by com
/ bining his lecture tour with his poll
/ teal tour he has been free from the
necessity OF asking any financial aid.
II Is interesting however TO specu-
| late upon the sources of the absolute
| Is ne cssary funds for the mainten.
ance OF both the republican and the
| democratic presidential campaigns.
/ The steel trust has been generous
and the insistence OF the republican
administration upon more battleships
suggests hopes Of further generosity.
/ The tarir Is to be revised after the
. election by It's friends, and the tariff
baruns had better see that money
enough Is put up To keep its friends.
/ DalzeH and Payne and the rest In
power. The paper trust Is of course
a nuisance. because publishers, even
ON the republican side do not ad.
mirc it, but a fifty million dollar cor
poration need not think seriously OF
a one hundred thousand dollar cam
paign contribution to the funds of a
party that today refuses TO report a
bill putting wood pulp on the free
list The railroads made some outcry
when they thought that a rate regu
latiou law was really going to affect
their business, but the recent sug
gestion of the administration that II
might we'll be amended was a hint
to them that the republican party
was not really SO unfTiendly, and
large fayors would be gratefully re
Ceiyed. In the meantime II has beer
known to Wall Street that Mr.. Taf
is TO that section a genial and com
PLEASANT friend, while the Roosevelt
efforts In the west are directed e
making him appear bitter enemy o
the money power. 1t Is comparative
ly easy therefore to see where tn,
money for the republican campaign
is to be sought for.
The democratic party being used L
, short commons financially will go in
to the campaign hoping for multi
plicity OF small contributions Sacr
iicing none OF Its convictions in OF
der 10 get money from James J. Hi
T.. j. Riley of the AtChison road
whom President Roosevelt describe
, as an undesirable citizen, but VIII
announces himself warmly for Taft
1 or other men OF that type. The den
o. ocratic nominee will look To the pee
, pie for the necessary campaign funC
-, exactly as he will look to the peopl
, for the votes essential to his ele,
, tion.
q Senator Bailey's Texas Fight.
$ Many democrats, and indeed man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-24
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(PublIshed. April %. l

published. April 20. 190s)
State of Oklahoma, County OF Carter,
IS.
The Board OF County Commission.
ers, Carter County, Oklahoma, met
this, the Goth day of April. 1908. pur.
suant TO adjournment. with a full at.
tendance OF the members of the
Board. and the following business was
transacted, to-wit:
Discussed assessment OF property
with the Township Assessors.
Discussed the opening of roads on
section line with the parties notified
at last meeting.
Bonds OF X. S. hayden. Assessor OF
of Ardmore Township. and Byrd
Pruitt, appointed as constable in
Akers Township. were approved.
Quarterly report OF Geo. Collins.
Justice OF Peace in Lone Grove Town.
ship was approved.
Copy OF Agreement entered into be-
tween United States Marshal, and
County Commissioners for the board
OF County prisoners in the Federal
Jail, properly approved by the Attor-
ney General of the United States,
was received.
Appointment OF Undersheriff, and
Deputy Sheriffs was approved by the
| Board, and all other commissions
heretofore granted to any person as
/ Deputy Sheriff, or Under-Sheriff were
revoked and annulled.
Appointment of Smith c. Matson as
Deputy County Attorney. was approx,
/ ed, and the County Attorney was also
granted the privilege to keep both
! assistants until after the next term
of court, or during this quarter.
Sealed bids were advertised for
for the construction of one stee
bridge across Big Hickory Creek Oh
section line running West from Ard
more, also for the construction Of q
steel bridge across the Washita rivei
at the Henderson crossing three mile:
East of Berwyn.
Byrd Pruitt was appointed upor
petition of the people. as constable IL
Akers Township.
Claims were allowed and warrant
issued on the following funds, to
wit: Road and Bridge Fund. s3l6.6s
Poor and Insane Fund. s4.00 Con
tingent Fund. s127.7O. and Court Fund
$500
Road petition OF Lone Grove an,
vicinity was received, and filed.
Thereupon the Board OF Count
Commissioners adjourned. this. tn
2l day of April, 1908. to meet o
Monday. May 4. 1908.
!. RoBT. + SCIVALLY,
> Chairman Board County Commission
ers.
Attest:
VIM. b. FRAME, County Clerk.
by W. Is. DUKE, Deputy.
(SealD