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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-18
RESOLUTION No lite.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. =.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40. ..
amend section / 81 Article VII ef
the city Charter And pfoxtdinE for
ths subFnissicn Of surh proposed
amendment 20 the qualified eetsFa
% the cts % Seattle al the neat
il- Il resolved BY IN. city Council
Of the city % Seattle
That Section I Of Article VIII Of
the city Charter Of the city Of &c
etsls DO amended 80 as to read ss
section T. There shall b. and Ia
hereby created a Board Of Public
Works. which shall consist Of five
81 memb~fs, 10 Wit.
sap.rtnisnasn, Of Streets and sew.
ers tal The Superintendent Of
T.sKhttnE and water Works ft1
Th. superintendent Of Buildings.
81 Ths Superintendent Of Public
Ths Chairman OF said noavd shall
- appointed annually BY the Mayer.
The members Of the board, rs such.
shall receive no compensation.
And be Il further resolved. that
The foreEoinE amendment be and
qualified voters Of the city Of Sc
attic for their ratification OF raiec-
ton at the neat general election 10
= held ON the ard day Of March.
1905
Passed the City Council the Ind
day Of January. 1905. and signed BY
mo IN open session in naturalization
% lts passage this and day OF Jan
uery, 1905.
G. H. BURNETT. III.
President OF iho city Council
Filled the Gnd day Of January 1905.
~ w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-offieio city
Clerk.
pats Of first publication. February
l. iaet.
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RssOLuTION 30 iftt


RESOLUTION No. iI4t
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no. TO-
resolution and pronositioa 20
tire city Charter. and providing fof
amendment 90 the qualified vofsfs
Of the city OF Seattle at the nau
general election.
BE IL resolved by the city couBeil
of the city OF Seattle
the "a CITY chSp,er % tie ' Cts of Of 81.
attic be amended 30 as to read as
follows
SECTION 4 The librarian shalt ~.
elected by the Board and subject TO
removal ~ y, and shall posaess
experience. ability, citizenship. s1ee.
torai capacity and residence as tie
board may require. Under civil
Service rules he shall. hy and with
the consent OF tho library board.
have the appointment and renewal
library.
And be II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be aud
the same IL hereby submitted 70 the
attic for their ratification or reIee-
tion At tho next general election to
be held the ara day OF March. 1903
Passed the city Council the 2nd
day Of January 1908. and signed by
me In open session In anthentiestion
C. IT. BURNETT. JR..
President OF the city Council
Filed the 2nd day % January 1908.
city Comptroller ana ex-offleio city
pate OF first publication. February
1. 1905
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RYRof.rTfDN NO itse
PROPOSED AMfsNpAEST No. Q.

FRUfsNAksu AMENDMENT NJ D
A resolution and proposition 10
amend Article fN % the city Char
ter. and nresialns fst ne sgesals /,
10 ths qualified voters 81 the CITY
u seattle At the nsst general slsS=
ne II resolved BY "a. city Council
Of &c city % SEATTLE a. felloss.
ter 81 the cisy - seattle b amend.
ed - adding thafste a section e BE
kae~n AZ ~ssetion 7-s." 10 Rad as
follows
.ssetlon Ia There shan bs s-tah.
lisheA ~ ordinances coutlngsat
faua. tnta which shall bs stprenrt.
Atssi from the General Fund fs.se9. 90
with which 20 PAY employees ef THE
city discharged between FsEuiaf
pay DAYS Payments shall - made
csstlaeatian By the city cemptral.
lsf Of amounts due. said fuad shall
be reimbursed on tho next fatAaws
ina pay DAY ~ transfer thereto from
the funds liable for payments made
shall - established into which shall
he appropriated from the general
fund b. the city Council f1q9 90 %
b. used for the payment q ffstsht
anj express charges, kilograms
POSTAGE and Incidental expenses Of
raffmsntn % the CITY Payments
shall be made from this fund BY the
Treasurer on ccrtiftcatiou % the
Comptroller. aaid fund 60 hs retm-
buraad mouihiv from funds liable
fer payments thrr~ffom."
And be II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment br and tie
came n hereby submitted 20 thr
qualified voters ~ the CITY Of Eeat-
tie fer their ratification Or refee-
ton 81 the next general election 70
faea
Passed the city Council the 10th
day Of December. 1907. and signed
~ me IN open session "a autheuti-
cation Of iis passage this seth day
T. REYNOLDS.
President resident, pro ten OF the City
filsd by m. this .o,h day Of De-
". w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sH-offiolo city
Clerk
Data Of fret publication. February
/. 1908
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nrRoIrTiON 30 itai
pnoPo4ED AMENDMENT No. 4

A resolution and prepositloa 70
amend aabAlvision g % Section !
af Article ~ % she ciiy charter,
ana providing for the submission q
aaeh proposed amendment he tie
qualified voters % the city 81 Sc
alfis AZ The neat general election.
he Il ordained ~ the city Council
mat sabaivlsioa Z 81 seeiiaa J
% Article ~ % the CITY charter
% The city 81 Seattle be amended
80 IS % Rad a. follows
subdivision O. Zach msmheF Of
tie city eoHhcll shall receive an an
nal sAlafY Of titee %. payable
maHlhiY. a deduction 81 fieea Tar
s-eh ses.ae. shall ee made from t y,
ssfaff 81 each member whs shall
y ahsent from any regular msestuE
OF TIE city Ceuncil-
And - IL further resolved that
ths foregoing amendmrnt he AMI
the sans II hereby submitted g tie
qualified voters - ths cay Of Nes
aftis for their ratification OF Fefres
tea 4 the nest ksnrfAl slse Tim q
- held On the sFa day Of March.
Passed e.. city Council shs 18th
da4 % December. 1897. and sisnrd
b ne "a 0rsn session IN suthentls
cation Of its passage this 2gth daY
n r. REYNOLDS
Pfesiasnt pro ten Of Tie cit1
Siisd y N. tn. seth day Of De
N W. CARROLL
CITY coeaptseiisr and sa-offisle city
8slefA.
pats Of rlrr, publication. FsbraaEy
I. tset
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TO BIZ Void On. TUESDAY, MARCH 3

the city Charter Of the city 81 Sc
attic BE- amended % read as follows
Section g There shall be titf
treasurer. who shall except a. otlto
afwlHs provided by law be skof7
frio tas collector.
Ana DO 10 further resolved that the
faraEolnH amendment be Hhd tho
Same ia hereby submitted Go tho
qualified voters Of the city % ZEE
attic Tor their ratification af fsisfs
ton a. the nest annnrnt election 70
be held March ~ 1903
Passed tho city Council tie 2ud
day 81 January, 1905. aud signed by
me iu open session u HuihHntleatiou
% ~ passage this sod day Of jan
uury. 1905.
G. " BURNETT. III.
President OF TIE city Council
Filed the gud day Of January. 1905.
~ v. CARROLL
city Comptroller and e soffieie city
CLERK
Date Of first publication. February
L 1905
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nEeoI.IITInN N M

TITNVIsI Hun NJ IINI-
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40. 2.
A resolution and proposition 10
amend subdivision Sixteenth of Sec
tion rs Of Article " OF the city
Charter, aud providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend
ment to tho qualified voters OF the
city Of Seattle at the next general
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Passed the city eaunsn the 1nd
day Of January. ia0s. aud signed by
mo in open aanHlau Ia HufhsutlCntl0u
Of its passage thla aud day ~ jan
uarY, itot -
= ~ uIfHNETT, JR.
President If the city Council
FILLED the 2ud aaf IF January, 1905.
II W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sk=Vffiri0 city
Clerk
Date o. first publication. February
l. 1903
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PRoPosED AMENDMENf Ne. Is.
a resolution and proposition 20
amend Section . OF Article ~ Of the
city Charter. ana providing FOR the
Hubmisaiou Of such proposed amend
election.
BE IL resolved by the city Council
Of the city Of Seattle.
That Section OF Article fN OF
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FHUFHaED AMENDMENT No. z
a resolution and proposition to
amend Section ! OF Article XVII Of
tho city Charter, and providing for
amendment to tho qualified voters
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mission 70 vete % tho people q
amendments Co the city charter II
the ordinance thus submitted O. the
referendum shall receive in It, taNef
a majority Of all the votes east for
and against tho same, IL shall BE ih
fun faFya aud effect from and after
proclamation bY the mayor whtth
shan he made. aud published IN the
city official newspaper Within HNt
DAYS after the election, Provided
however. that IL the ordinance itself
shall designate a nuhHequrnt datc Tot
taking effect. the pruclaWatiun phhti
name the said date as tho time tot
taking effect. ~ tho ordinance shat
fati to receive the majority vote ga
lta faNan. Il shall be considered a. rs
ieeted aud shall be OF no fotcs OF CT.
feet
ANY provisions Of this Charter end
particularly any provisions Ia Section
Il aud in paragraph Forty rfifat OF
Section Is Of this Article Insofar az
they are In conflict With the pfoNlss
ions Of this Section, are hereby shs
persedad
Witness nv hand this lat DAY oi Feh=
~ w. cApRotIs
city Comptroller ahd Va uffieie citf
CLERK
nase Of first publication. February
l. ta0s
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~ - ~ me Il = aHss
President Of the city Council
Filsd the And day 81 January. fses
~ vs.. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sz-effiele city
Clerk
pai. Of frs, publication. February
I. 1905
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President OF the city Council
Filled tho And dAg Of January. 1908.
~. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller aud sx-offioio city
CLERK
Date OF first publication. February
4. 1908.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-15
WHO CAN TELL

written for the Ocala Banner)
We pass each other on the street,
Yet who can tell
If life to them has been complete,
Or has been hell.
They smile and pass, yet in their
breast
Their heart lies dead and cold,
And of their pains or their unrest
The half is never told.
Like ships that pass upon the sea,
We hail them and sail on,
And when they drift beyond our ken
And we are left alone,
The thought will spring into our
minds.
Where does this journey end?
Midst fiowery isles or barren shores
Where death and nature blend.
Charles O'Malley Foy.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
A SHELL EXPLoDES AND CAUSES
SOME EXCITEMENT

Friday afternoon. as one of the
delivery wagons was crossing the
square the wheels struck a loaded
cartridge shell, which caused a loud
explosion. The report caused con-
siderable excitement and it was some
time before it was ascertained what
caused it, Marshal Bull however,
with his usual diligence. soon made
the discovery. as he found the empty
shell, and also located where the buI-
let had struck the court house. The
shell struck Mr.. Sid Whaley's place ~
business and fell on the sidewalk. For
tunately no damage was done. but il
might have terminated fatally, as tho
bullet struck the court house with
great force.
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF u. D. c.

The thirteenth annual convention of
the Daughters Of the Confederacy
Florida division. convened at ITALIA
hassee at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
Ing May the sixth
The meetings were held in the
house Of representatives. which was
patriotically decorated with red ami
white bunting
Mrs. c. b. Gwynn president OF the
Anna Jackson Chapter Of Tallahassee.
opened the convention. and inuoduc-
ed to the audience the orator of the
occasion. Hon. J. B. Parkhill. a dis
tinguished son Of a Confederate yet-
eran, who made a most magnificent
and beautiful address.
Mrs. R. H. Gamble. of Tallahassee.
eX-president of the Anna Jackson
Chapter. welcomed the Daughters on
behalf of the local chapter in beau
tifully worded speech.
Fifty-seven delegates attended the
convention. among them being many
of the most prominent women in the
state, and the convention was very
delightful one.
Many matters of interest were dis
cussed and acted upon and the re-
ports from the various chapters read
and aDprOved
Mrs. Gary's report of the Dickson
Chapter for the year was read by her
daughter, Mrs. E. T. Helvenston. and
the report of the cemetery committee
as compiled by Mrs. A B. Brumty
was read by Mrs. Frank Harris.
The orange blossom was adopted
by the Daughters as their state flow
er and the following as their motto:
"MemOria in Eterna."
Thursday evening the visiting del
egates were given a lovely reception
at the Leon Hotel by their hostess.
the Anna Jackson Chapter, and Fri
day morning they enjoyed a delightful
drive about the beautiful city. Friday
Afternoon the executive mansion was
opened to the visitors. Mrs. n. B.
BrOward entertaining them in a most
lavish manner.
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MISS ANDERSON TO GRADUATE

Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Anderson and
Mrs. J. X. Austin and daughter, Miss
Jean Austin, will leave in a couple
OF weeks for POugkkeepsie. n. T..
where they go TO be present at the
commencement exercises Of Vassar
College.
Miss Frances Anderson, the older
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. An
deraCn. w&O is an unusually bright
Young woman, is one of the frs, hon
or graduates from Vassar this year.
ard her graduation viii BE- a notable
event. and besides her parents ana
Mrs. and Miss Austin. will also be
Witnessed by her sister, Miss Lillian
Anderson. VINO is at school at Troy.
New York
Mrs. Anderson and her daughters
viii so from there to Michigan for the
summer. They have recently built
beautiful summer bungalow at one OF
the pretty lakes in that state and will
spend all of their summers there. Mir.
Anderson will also spend a portion of
the summer in Michigan.
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The pastor of the Tampa Heights
NJ. F. church. south, Rev. l.. w. Moore,
was taken by surprise on last Satur-
day night, it being the twenty-fifth
year of his married life. The ladies
of the church, having learned that
the silver milestone had been reach
ed. planned a complete surprise
While the gentleman was sitting in
the house with coat off. and just when
his bride was retiring. all at once
his little boy, Albert, dashed into his
presence. saying: Lots of folks COM
ing" The bridegroom had not time
TO get his coat. The crowd was in
the house in a moment. filling the
parlor, hall and dining room. The la
dies looked lovely in their white
dresses. and bearing in their hands
walters full of cakes and other good
things for the wedding supper A
neat little basket was presented by
Miss Norris, which seemed to be moth
ing but a basket Of flowers, but upon
a closer inspection it was found to be
a basket of silver coin, decked over
with the roses.
The bridegroom, Of course, had 10
prepared speech, yet after his nerves
quieted down he told a little of his
courtship and married life, and con-
cluded by saluting his bride, at the
same time expressing his most hearty
thanks to the ladies for such beauti-
full testimonial of their love and es-
| teem.-Tampa Times.
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ELocUTIoN RECITAL

The elOcutiOn pupils of Miss Madge
Sims gave their final recital Friday
night at the armOry and acquitted
themselves most admirably. rejecting
great credit not only on themselves.
but their teacher as well,
The young folks gave an attractive
little play and several pretty songs
and other specialties added to the
pleasure of the entertainment.
Miss Sims has a good class and all
of her pupils have done exceedingly
well during the few months that they
have been under Miss Sims tutelage.
and their parents and friends are very
proud of the work they have accom-
plished.
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PLANS FoR The SUMMER

Summer plans are being made. and
doubtless & number OF families will
follow the same routines that have
proven successful Tor number OF seat
sons. Lake Wci2 Will receive It's us
ual patronage and several cottage
have been put in readiness for occG-
pancy by the owners, and as soon as
the school session closes, they will HE
TO the woods and watering places ami
establish themselves for the summer
The Cullen IamIly, the Ch3zal fam
my. the d. w. Davis family, the A. T.
IzIars, the CIyatts and a number OF
others will be at the lake for nearly
the entire summer.
Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk and children
have taken a cottage at Seabreeze anj
will again spend the summer at that
pleasant resort.
Quite a number Of families are an
ticipating visits to the mountains and
other resorts, but will decide on theil
plans later.
Colonel W. \. Camp will spend i
portion Of the summer abroad and his
daughters, Misses Sallie and Leta
Camp. will be at Tybee, near Savan
nah for the greater part Of the sum
mer. and Mrs. Jack Camp and children
expect to spend the summer at Ashe
Vile
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC AT MAP
TEL

The good people of Martel held d
we'll attended picnic on Saturday at
the Seckinger grove about a mile west
of Martel II was under the auspices
OF the MarteI Sunday school, and Hon.
II. w. Long was master of the cere-
monies for the occasion.
Mr.. Long made the members OF the
school a splendid address. which was
followed by very interesting talk ny
Mr. c. l.. Bittinger.
After a dinner, which one OF the
Ocalaites who was present refuses to
even try to describe, an invitation was
given several of the candidates for
county Offices who were on hand to
give a short talk. This they did in
q pleasing way. barely mentioning the
fact that they were in search of votes
Everybody had a delightful time and
went home feeling better for the day s
festivities and its memory will linger
long with them as one Of the mos
pleasant outings they ever attended
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A FLORIDA LUNCHEON IN I'LL.
NOIS

Last Thursday Mrs. w. r. Goodwin
who has just returned from Florida,
entertained at a Florida luncheon. The
color scheme was yellow, and the for
al decorations yellow pansies. For
the first three courses the plate gar
nishings were orange leaves fresh
from the sunny south. Sweets were
served in the form of candied tanger-
ines, imported from Austria. Six
courses were served. the ice cream
being in the form of oranges SURROUND
ed with orange leaves. After lunch
con disk of yellow card board were
distributed and each guest requested
to write a cOnundrum about an orange
which ELECTED a great display of wit
and much merriment. No one save a
FlOridian could have as successfully
carried out so delightful a function.
Mrs. Goodwiu's entertainments are
invariably unique and this was Que ri
the most charming of her svcial aft
airs.-Naperyille, OHJ Clarion Nav
8, gas.
Mrs. Goodwin with her husband,
Mr.. Goodwin. OF the Chic2go Breeders
Gazette. spent a portion of the winter
and spring at Woodmar, on Lake Wei,
and her pretty luncheon was a remind
er Of her happy visit in Florida.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE ENTERTAINED

For cOurtesies extended from the
OCala Junior League to Mrs. II. NJ.
Wood during her recent illness. Mr..
Wood, the genial proprietor of the
Berlin Electric Theater. invited the
Juniors To a free exhibition Friday at
ternOOn. There were three different
scenes, the one par excellent being
Going to Switzerland" it being so
natural that one could almost imag-
inc themselves being there. Mrs.
Wood delighted the children with
some fine instrumental music, and
both Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have the
thanks Of the entire Junior League for
the splendid treat given them.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FRIDAY
DAY


The case Of JAS w Barwick vs. B.
W. Blount, on motion of counsel for
plaintiff was reinstated on the trial
docket.
The grand jury came into court and
presented the following indictments:
State of Florida VS. Caisor Grace,
breaking and entering; true bill.
Staate Of Florida VS.. Alvin Jam IS
and Edna Williams, larceny of domes-
tic animals; a true bill.
State of Florida vs.. VI. d. Yarbor-
ough, assault with intent to kill: a
true bill
State of Florida VS. Charlie Green.
grand larceny; a true bill
State of Florida VS.. J. R. Clark, liz
dictment for murder: a true bill.
State of Florida VS.. T. w. White
and 2. f. Norman, forgery; a true
bill.
The case of the state VS. ]. r CLARK
was set for trial on the 18th. and a
special venire was ordered summoned
for the trial.
In the case of the state VS.. John
O'Neal. murder, the same was set for
trial next week. The sheriff was com
manded to summon twenty-five duly
qualified persons to complete the pan
el in this case. returnable May u.
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THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AT ST.
PETERSBURG

~, .-,I----.---- = - ,-.-.--.---.- = -
oay meeting Oh Jhe press ''SSocl" 'Ioi-
at St. Petersburg:
Saturday, 10 a. m.
Business session.
Reports of committees.
Election Of officers.
General discussion various subjects
- -:.....,...-...-.. r.., 1900. -..,,....
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CONT RI8UToRs TO THE CoNFED-
ERATE MONUMENT

In making out the list Of names Of
subscribers to the Confederate mOnu-
ment fund the following. who sub
scribed through Mr.. L VI. Graham,
were unintentiOnally omitted:
3. l. Hull, p. r. Randall, A. j. Al
brittOn, W. p Chalker. Claude Nix.
r. F. Rogers, J. NJ. Mock. p l.. Duri-
soc, Allen Gibson. f. c. Sims. j. W.
Colbert, B. l.. Hickman. w. J. Hogan.
A. II. HeinemanB.
Thanks are hereby extended 10 ev-
cry subscriber who generously aided
in the accomplishment Of the under
taking. MRS. F. r. GARY,
For Dickson Chapter. L. ID. G.
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MSS BESSIE MAcKAY to GRAD
UATE

Invitations have been issued 90 tn
graduating exercises Of Washington
Seminary in Atlanta. which take place
the latter part Of this month. Among
the graduates is Miss Bessie MacKay.
the attractive young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George MacKay of this city.
Miss MacKay has been attending
Washington Seminary for three
excellent one. She is very studiOus
young lady and graduates with hOnOrs
from her school
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BACCALAUREATE SERMON AND
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

The commencement exercises of the
Ocala High School will be held tho
latter part of this month and there are
five members of the graduating class
this year.
One week from today the bacca-
laureate sermon will be preached by
DR.. W. II. Dodge, the well beloved
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
DR. Andrew Siedd the brilliant pres
ident of the University Of Florida.
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-15

Col. w. s. West of ValdOsta was a
visitor to Ocala Saturday, being here
on business. He was recently presi-
dent of the GerOgla senate. and is
one of the most popular men in that
state. His friends insisted upon him
running for the gUbernatOrial nomi-
nation in the present Georgia primary
and it is believed that had he done
so the coveted plum would have been
within his easy grasp, but Mr.. West
is largely interested in timber lands
and sawmilI plants and the primary
coming on just at the time of the de
pressed condition Of the markets that
particularly effected these interests
compelled him to put aside any pOlit-
ical aspirations and devote his entire
time TO his business. The colonel Is
using his influence for Little Joe
Brown. He says that in the last cam
paign that Governor Smith and Ed
tor Tom Watson were as chummy rs
two little birds in a nest; that when
Brown became a candidate Governor
Smith said his candidacy would not
give him the least uneasiness. Now,
Colonel West says that Tom Watson,
in the last issue Of his paper, said
that a drop of grease on a hot spider
showed evidence of perfect rest as
compared with Hoke Smiths present
activity.