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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-26

en- tE7 senate floor Saturday to ask
Senator Pomerene to come UP and
speak to him. When the Ohioan ar
rived at the desk the vice president
looked at him pathetically and said:
Senator, I called to ask If you would
mind presiding over the senate this
afternoon. My grandmother is very
IT," Indeed! What is her tempera-
ture?'' asked Senator Pomerene. SYM
pathetically. Yesterday It was 5 to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-26

recently reelected member Of that
board. He is always identified with
the things that are for the progress Of
Pensacola and is great booster of the
Deep Water City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-26
TERSELY TOLD.
S5n0 RFWARD.

The Journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence SUFFICIENT to convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
AFTER delivery OF same by carrier.
H. E Wickersham, Of DeFuniak,
was among the business visitors in
Pensacola yesterday. While here he
was a guest at the San Carlos.
Jake Curtis, a popular young bust
ness man from Pine Barren, is spend
ing Sunday in Pensacola, guest at
the San Carlos
e c. Work and wife, of Bagdad. are
among the Sunday visitors in Pensa-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-26
GROWING MORE POPULAR.

Every day shows an increasing sale
of Blue Ribbon F1avoring Extracts
Fifteen years ago unknown, today IA
NOUS. Quality does it The finest
cocks use them. Best and takes
less"
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NOTICE! NOTICE I

1 responded the vice president. Then
nc stepped down and made a Decline
for the bleachers, leaving the senator
holding the bag.
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Bic Figured Flaxon, Mon
day, 19c. Brawner-Riera Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
home in Overlook with sickness

home in Overlook with sickness.
The revival which has been going
on IN the Church OF God. In the Grove.
is being well attended.
Father Pheger is spending the
week In Washington. u. &. lie will
return 20 the Grove Saturday.
Eyle Narnell has returned TO her
home in Woodlawn. from Rye. y. Y.
whore shc has been attending school
Fred Walker. Of Pittsburgh. was In
the Grove yesterday on business.
g.. Il. Bushon. ~ Park Week. Ga able
20 be out again. after weeks III
ness.
Carl Brown. Of Clifton Heights. who
lsd his Lex broken a few days ago.
is getting along nicely.
Miss Naude Taylor has resigned
her position at the Elm Grove dye
works. in the Grove.
Mrs. Charles Folmar. % Big Wheel
uE Creek. las been spending "a few
DAYS with her mother. ON Chapel I'M.
Miss Bauuy Brady. OF Cecil Place.
leit last evening for Baltimore. nd.
where she will spend a few weeks
With friends and relatives.
Mrs. William Harris has returned to
her home in Park Wick after a two
weeks Visit in Taylor Town. Pa
Hanna and Mary Hill. daughters o.
DR. Hiil. Of Woodlawn. are expected
nome loon from TarrytOwu. y y
where they are attending school
Mrs. T.. r Kavlor. OF Hardwood.
Who BIAS been confined to her home.
10 is reported better
nero viii DO special meeting
'ls evening in the Stenrod ST. T.
church az Fulton
The teachers institute that viii be
held Saturday viii be held in the
p Rington Lane school house. instead
OF 40 Elm Grove as was previously
reported
Ii" social aud debate o. the lower
PEERS Run school house this evening
WIE1n ri'l leave the 3 bridge a. -.IJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
BANKING CHANGES
OF IMPORTANCE
BROUGHT ABOUT eY RESIGNAT.
ION OF BAIRD MITCHELL.
From National Bank Of West Virginia
Succeeded by Arthur Schmidt
OF National Exchange.

Following the announcement OF the
resignation OF Baird Mitchell for sew
eral years cashier of the National
Bank OF West Virginia comes the an
nouncemeut that he will be- succeeded
by Arthur schmidt for number o.:
year prominently Identified with the
\atIorsI Exchange bank and a. pres
ont its assistant cashier
The vacancy ossaCiouod hy th.
leaving OF schmidt will Doe flled by
the promotion OF Robert Boyd. who
has been connected with the bank for
number of year, Other promotions
Viii follow down the line OF success
sion.
r. Mitchell viii b. associated with
The brokerage firm OF Stevenson x
Co. and 30 is probable thar "a new COM
pauy viii be- formed with capitaIizat-
ion of from $4,000 To Slup. 600. The
company will deal Goo stocks. bonds
and in addition conduct general
brokerage business Tie active man
aEement OF tho company will be- in
charge OF Mr.. Mitchell and John l.
Stevenson.
Saturday Specials. Turkeys. ducks.
chickens. rabbits. a. Beuter Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
STORE ROBBED
Ircves pfor Five REVIEWERS From
Hsubin Brothers on Market
Street Yesterday Norma

|f f.ar. r1.r .tatrtla. r..r.
fe thieves Ir1L. Ir.. f.. .torn .f
I.lhir brothers. ut fHls Market etr.rf
ni stole r.r revolver a. sharp Ir.
.f.a uy OBJ. Hlrrara. priced
-faH or ono os f.. Windows ar nrd
Goo" made their entrance fHn. wa.
'tn Interior OF Dob. sfota. Tho roU-
wsa L.t discovered until r.
fi'r. was opened tr the owners t-s-
.'raa. morning. THE msffer f- Zoo tho
Htfda OFF ODE police arI ar effort uu
'. mu.. .Y raflrr iu fHa nI.t.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
TRAVELLING MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
AT H'LURE HOTEL BY sEvERINo
ARTERY.
Is Rushed % North Wheeling HospI.
tai and VIII Recover
from Effects.

a man registered az p. g. Miev.
OF Chicago. attempted To- commit sui
eide a. the Mcclure hotel yesterd.,
afternoon about $3.50 O'Clock. by sew.
ering the large artery Of the wrist
with the intention. no doubt. OF bleed
ing 10 death Miley had been stop.
ping ai the Mcclure since the iOtb o.
this month but made no friends and
nothing is known az 20 the rause oi
The attempt
tie was discovered shortly after the
attempt was made and rushed 10 Tho
North Wheeling hospital in time io
save MS life. A. fate hour Lass
night no was stiil weak from the Ioss
OF blood, bur will undoubtedly recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
WARWOOD VOTERS
HOLD PRIMARY
YESTERDAY AND n. c. FUHR WON
OVER BOWLER FOR MAYOR.
Primary Was Non-Partisar. and Good
Ticket Named-SoeisIstS
Also Name Ticket.

The voters OF WarwoOd held "a non
Partisan primary election az the Cen
ter Warvood hose house yesterday az.
ternOon and evening. and nominated
a citizens ticket for mayor. recorder
and seven cOsnCiimen. Following is
the vote for the various candidates.
Mayor-Charies u. bowler. lls 20.
L.. Fubr. l26
Recorder-Frank W Klein. -
Council North WarwOod. Paul A
Hines. 1852 Lewis Coleman. ial.
james q. Finley i,o. Center War.
s. God. Harry r. Boyd. ll.. p. W. Ma
han. -. Georse Sutton. l-S W q.
Jones 80: Richard Mcclure. g.. Fred
j. Kcnamond. -l. south Warvood. =
". Weller. 2c3 Ioysland addition.
Jacob Hilton. 145. NiIhr = Calm.
81. Edward W. Mineer. A.. h. r. Adj
ans. ~; Chester kronjeaRer. 40:
John Riddle. A..
Socialist Mass Meeting.
The Socialists OF WarWood held
mass convention az the Center War
wood school house last evening and
nominated the following candidates
tor town officers
Mayor-Malter b Hilton
RecOrder-Harry r. Archer
Council-\orth NarWood. samuel
Fish and Frank Cope. Center War
wood. David Dummcr Mitchell Daum
and II h. Pryor. South WarWood.
Samuel Montgomery and Paul Mey-
ers.
csc. s1.5o. MeFADDEN'S
Mems House slippers. all kinds. 4se
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seautlfNIna Country HONG.

The country home OF Joseph Spei-
del. Jr.. located on the Bethany nike.
about two and one-half miles from
Woodsdaie Is receiving an overhaul
Ing, besides many improvements be-
ing made 70 the place. and when com
pleted viii make one OF the prettiest
country homes In these parts.
a large lake is being built, which
VIII be used for boating and swim
ming. and large quantity or FISH will
be put in IL. The lake Is fed nv n
number OF springs. and H. said will
mold in the neighborhood OF 5000 bar.
rels OF water. engine will be In
stalled which will pump the water
70 the house. also a bungalo will be
erected. and about 100 feet OF maca.
damized road will be built
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
Theater Nearing Completion.

The nickelodeon which is being
erected on Poplar avenue. Edgwood
Is nearing completion. and when fin
ished Will be one OF the finest I'm the
out-the-pike district The building
mas been weatherboarded and the roof
- on. and IL will be hut q short time
WI II Is ready for the opening. Mr.
Miller. of the Grove. is planning to
have grand bill for tirs openinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
OUT.THE-PIKE
suoosstion Meeting.

The Elm Grove citizens neld their
suggestion meeting IN the council
CHAMBER last evening. and was large
~ attended. The names OF the ones
suggested are as follows: For mayor
-. =. Rine. J. {. AcCurdy. X. I.
ksyser. Harry Klmmins, Henry Stein
and Geo. McCaUsiand. For Recorder
a. u. Butler, Chas. SeibeTt, Chas. r..
Eberitng and J. y. Warden. For coun-
eilmen-E. ID. NieksrsOn. J. VI. NcCut.
cheon. @. W. Hand. EDner vanaman,
j. NJ. Butler, W. W. Gamble. VIM.
Fisher. g. W. Smith, NJ. j. Corberly,
,. W. Ronksley. John Reed. ID. y.
Walter, J. l.. Kimmins. r. W. Hartlieb.
g. h. Rice, Geo. Seibert. John I. Cart.
er. and Prank Kimmins.
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Rosenkranz Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs Julianna Rosenkranz.
who died at her home In Triadelphia
"wednesday evening at O'Clock, will
be held from the family residence IN
Trindelphia Saturday afternoon al .
O'Clock. Rev. Reed OF the Triadelp hia
Nj. r. church will oficiate. and inter
ment will be made in the Stone
church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

quite a large number attended the
supper given by Mrs. u. l.. Bowers
sunday school class In the X OF =
Dali In the Grove last evening. ana
quite neat sum was realized The
supper was served from . to y. and
me ladies' were kept busy from the
start. Refreshments were also served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
Heavy Discount on Pianos. See
Banner CO. so.. page 3.


Airs. Martha Thompson OF Dallas.
but who for a while has been making
her home with Mrs. AKzie Moore of the
Grove. was operated on at the Moore
nome yesterday, and a cataract re-
moved from her eye. DIR Hildreth OF
the city performed the operation, as
sisted by DR. Shields OF Triadelphia.
The operation vas successful. and az
the last report she was getting along
ufeelN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

Last evening large auto occupied
by a party said TO be- JOY riders
skidded on the hin by Elmwood. and
II was a miracle that someone was
not killed. l. is said that the auto
was coming down the hill at a ter.
rifle rate. when the driver lost conrtol
Of the machine. and il swerved from
enc side OF the road to the other tin
IL was near the bottom OF tho hill
when Il struck the curb and turned
turtle. After q while the machine
was righted and The party returned TO
The city Il is not known who the
party was. or where from. but 80 Is
supposed they were from the city
outthe-Pige Briefs.
lester Smith :. cnnnnnn IN M.
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Mems sweater Coats. &c 90 60.
WcFhDDEN's
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Outthe-Pige Briefs
Lester Smith - confined 90 his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13

saturday pCcIals. TURKEYS. ducks
chickens. rabbits. a. Beuter Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
And Have Paid Only A Single Dollar
Because Il Saves Miles of
Steps for Her Tired Feet

PuJ in a Hoosicr Cabinet this Christ
mas. man. Make the wear memorable
with system on YOUR kitchen
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

All that has been said in the gem
eral appreciation OF scurry county
relative 10 tho productions Of IT'S
soil IN the staples OF cotton. kaffir
corn and maize. deciduous fruit
growing. vineyard culture and gard
ening is true OF the Fluyanna coun-
try. And. indeed. g. does not toll the
whole story for the black sandy soil
surrounding the town for an area
OF IS miles on every cardinal COM
pas Side land that Is level as q
graded Macadcmlzed road, Is not
surpassed IN fertility In any section
canopled by the azure sky Of Texas
Here. assuredly is the indigenous
home OF almost every variety Of tho
deciduouB fruit family as Is amply
attested by the beautiful orchards
that embelllsh and adorn practically
every home In the town and environ
ing country, and the abundance Of
shallow depth water that underlles
this entire section OF country. makes
feasible and easily available every
irrigation system elsewhere told OF
In this issue and assuring success
In horticulture, In vlheyhrdlng, In
watermelon and canteloupe growing
or In truck gardening without de-
uendence upon natural precipitation
v hich is prerequisite TO the Buc-
cegsful production Of the staples on
large farms Fluvanna Is the ter
minus Of the X. s. e. p, "a miles
north Of Snyder II has a population
OF 600. a splendid school bulldinr,
i've churches @ goJd water gOrkg
system q sound and safe bank. an ey-
csllent hotel. we'll stocked, down 10
date mercantile establishments the
modern concOmiiants OF civilization
ana the Fluyanna country offers as
all1fing opportunities for profitable
Investment IN proven fertile acreage
ard 90 the channels Of trade and in
fl8iry as any portion Of peerless
West Texas. Any NJ the following
firms or individuals can be- safely
addressed for truthful and reliable
Information relative this beautiful
virgin country: First State Bank. 8
F. Smith. Cashier lst state Bank. i
! Bcllew hardware merchant. Jno.
8iavely. banker. " Hunter. Mgr
fi.gginbotham. Harris. Lumber co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

manhood being respectively thirty
two and thirty years Of age.
They came to Snyder from Eastern
Texas where both had several years
merchandising experience and after
thorough investigation, though cog
infant o fine fact that times we're
somewhat depressed for Scurry Co.,
embarked In the grocery business In
which they still continue In their
slightly and cOmmOdlous store build
Ing on the south side Of the square
Nor have they ever had cause 20 re-
greet the venture as each recurring
season has shown a marked and
gratifying increase I'm their volume
oil business. They carry a complete
stock Of the purest and best staple
and fancy groceries obtalnable, use
the "dO-it-nOw" modern motto as a
cardinal principle Of promptness,
strict integrity as their guiding star
I'm all business dealings and hence
have a long list OF well pleased pa
irons
Personally. they are abreast Of
down 70 date progressive methods
and are important spokes in 5ny-
der's BUSINESS wheel.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Knee Pads at the Blackard-John-
son Hardware Company.
a. J. Riley has moyerd his family
in from the ranch for the benefit OF
the schools.
Miss Ethel Brumbach has gone to
Snyder to visit friends for several
days.-Ennls Daily News.
J. l. Borough and Mr.. Dorsey OF
Dermott we're pleasant visitors at
the Signal office Saturday.
will crush maize and kaffir corn
at my wood and coal yard on
Thursday OF each week,
I'm JIM DAWSON.
A. j. MCDOWELL,
District Manager, Hartford Life In
surance Co. 81
New Shipment OF Clauss shears
and razors under an unlimited
guarantee. Blaokard-Johnson Hard
ware iompHny,
Dad Elkins has purchased the IN
terest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kegan IN the
East Side Cafe The latter VIII go
10 South Texas
II you want to sell your land, list
% with us at the right price, and we
will do the rest.
% a. j. MCDOWELL & co
Mrs f.. W James Of Abilene Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Har-
din.
Superintendent r.. A. Watson is
having all the school buildings
thoroughly diBinfectcd aud cleaned,
preparatory to the opening OF the
schools on the ninth Of September.
a. j. Mcdowell and CO., the land
men. this week closed up a big deal
They sold for -. r. shutz near Camp
Springs. 1926 acres to Sidney John
son. Consideration S37.5OO.OO.
Mrs. Smoot. Miss Gene Eye. Jerry
Riordan and Mr. Jim Smoot OF Colo
RADIO city passed through Snyder
ouroute 10 the Plains
country. They are autoing through
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
Delightful Dunn

ln the south central portion Of
Scurry county. twelve miles remov-
ID from Snyder iH the delightful and
prOBperou Biowu ~ Dunn which IN
years Of propitlouB precipitation has
no peer IN all the Lone Star State in
the production OF anything that Will
grow In ground. In the production
OF an the staple crops II will cqun!
any and surpaas many portions Of
Scurry county and its fertile soil o.
peculiarly adapted TO fruit raising
and ylncyardng In which latter
field II has a great advantage In the
abundance OF shallow water that
here abounts providing easy means
of irrigation. aud this 90 amply at
tested In the beautiful orchard home
OF w. H. Richardson and that OF
Merchant j. G. Bcakloy Oppor-
tunity which the poet orroncously
depicts aa knocking hut once to re-
turn no moro 90 here over present
and the willing hand maid of honest
industry. Land ia ridiculously cheap
iu Wow of its prolific productivcnoss
and tho future Of this thriving town
and section is bright with brilliant
promise. Rcliahl Information relative
Dunn. its present future prospects
aud posslbllitica can be- had by ad-
dressing the following representa-
two citizens. j. G. Beaklcy. NOR
chant. W G. Crowdcr, merchant.
Chas. n. Palmer druggist W H.
Richardson. fruit grower. Kidd
Brothers. blacksmitha. Dr l.. r..
Trigg
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Fourteen miles southwest OF Sny-
der is the center OF the garden spot
OF Western Texas.-the fieundly fer
tile Ira country. II Is peerless In the
production OF the staples OF cotton.
kafir corn. maize and sorghum and
the natural home OF almost every
fruit that flourishes. especially
peaches, plums and grapes and the
fame Of its water melons has travel
led far beyond the county confines.
All these products are nov raised
profitably and in ordinary prosper
Gus years will yield fabulous returns.
Even the present season. the dTyest
ever known In this region cotton in
many fields will make a half a bale
TO the acre and the average will be
a quarter Of bale.
Maize, kafir corn and sorghum
will do relatively as we'll. water mel
ons have already made fat bank &C
counts for their producers and gol-
den opportunity for fabulous for
tunes here await the hortlculturist
IL orchard homes.
Land is still cheap in the Ira cOun-
tn and there can be no more inyit-
ing place 10 seek investment or a
home than In the prosperous section
OF which the thriving town Of Ira is
the trading center and metropolis.
Any OF the following firms and in
divlduals will cheerfuliy furnish re-
liable information relative the Ira
country: Horace Holley. merchant,
C. L. Norris q Co.. merchants.
Rhoades and Knox, merchants. VIII
sn and Russell. blacksmiths.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

bile in ideal running condition, a
four horse power engine supplying
the requisite power.
In the garage proper is an amply
supplied air compressor from which
connection is made by pipes to ev-
cry post in the garage sa that a half
dozen or more machines can take air
at the same time. Tires, tubes and
other auto accessories are also kept
on hand.
The Snyder Garage was estab-
lished three years ago by Guye e.
Paxton, young and energetic bust
ness mon, who is its present sole
proprietor. In connection with the
garage he is sub agent for the cele-
brated Cadillac, the most slightly and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
SNYDER GARAGE
Guy Il. Paxton, Proprietor.

Auto garages bespeak the titanic
progress of the Goth century and are
also almost infallible indexes of the
property Of a community. And tho
fact that Snyder possesses the most
thoroughly equipped and Own to date
Of these auxillaries to auto use and
travel in all West Texas attests,
mirrors and reflects the progressive
ness OF it's citizens and the crafty
ing fact that their purses are pie
thoric. The Snyder garage is amply
proportioned to accommodate it's
large patronage being 40x100 feet
in dimensions with a connecting ma
chine shop 40x50 feet in size. The
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
ncn.nn nnd smith

Tho infusion OF now blood. ospeo-
tally whom a courses through young
aud energetic arteries Ia distinct
gain TO a oity's commercial life and
hence In the comparatively recent
acquisitions Of the firm above named
this city annexed valuable asset
90 Ia business world.
Mcaars benson q Smith are In
the prime and Eonlth OF active young
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

No moro vitality felt want has
boon 80 ably filled, nor wiser action
over taken by the school board than
when II secured the services OF Prof
r.. A. Watson az superintendent of
the city schools.
Tho limitations of space does not
permit Of hero rccounting his flaw
less educational record but II Will
suffice 10 say that he began his
pedagogical career as teacher In
tho smallest of country schools and
during the twenty years that have
niucc elapsed has filled some of the
most important educational posts of
the state with signal ability, a.
mougst hls charges being tho schools
of his native county. Delta, OF which
ho was superintendent for Ave sue
ccasIyc years.
Although Snydcr's schools are not
in session he is already breaking the
trials leading to important innoya-
tlona aud improvements and the
force OF hls influence In educational
matters is being already evidenced.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Mr. II. NJ White has demonstrate
cd that just as emo vegetables can
be grown here as anywhere lie was
up town Wednesday with a basket
OF very fine onions which he grow
in Hts garden this year from seed
planted In February.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Misses I.ora Corrlgan and Myrtle
Redus who have been visiting Mrs.
Tilmon Perkins returned Tuesday to
their home at Palo Pinto. Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
FInxnnna W. O. W. Attention.

a special call meeting Of the ".
o. W. Of Fluyanna will be held on
Aug 81 for special business.
j. S. LANE, Clerk.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
W. a. Johnson

Snyder soldoat and ono OF West
Texas most nucocasful financial in
ntltutiona. tho First National nank
elsewhere told OF has for ita prosld-
ing hoad ono OF scurry Counly's
foromoat citizens In tho person of
w. A. Johnson. who 10y virtue of
long residence and the enactment OF
a prominent and worthy role In dc
vcloping ita resources. ls entitled to
display type mention In those cpl
toruc sketches Of the city aud coun.
t5rs history makora aud material
builders
Mr. johnson In ever In the fore
front OF all movements having Tor
their objective aim tho moral and
material hcttormont OF city and
leading aud most successful stock
mon OF this section and hla bcauti-
county conditions lio la one of the
fui homo ON ina place eomc nftoen
miloa from town la aaid to be- the
handnomcat residence Ia scurry
county
Tho career OF W a. johnson sets
an example well worthy of cmula-
ton by those who would achieve
tho best results IA the voyage OF
NE and on departing hence leave
lasting foo,marks In the sands Of
time.
james n. wclch
Albeit but young man IN tho
prime and senlth OF physical and
mental manhood and although but