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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-17
DE IA BARRE OUTS IIUERTA.
Mexican Minister To France Protests
against DciaultinS on National
Debt and Resigns.

Paris. Ian. After protesting [,
Ilucrta. the McNican Dictator. against
dclauitus the payment ol interest on
foreign Indebtedness or McXico. Fran
CISCO be Ia Earr1 Mexican minister
to France. cablcd his resignation. and
lett today tor switzerland.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-17
ANXIETY FELT FOR LINER.
Ship With 300 Passengers Aboard
May BE Lost.

Havana. Jan. H. Great anxiety
continues here todn at the tat" Of
the Hamburg America liner Dmr.
and the three hundred passengers
aboard. which is now three days
overdue The wireless failed 10 To-
cate the ship which is bound To- Ha-
yana lroW Europe.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Bed Warmer Too Hot

To awake In the night with the
bed clothing all about one ON hre,
and TO have the corns on ones toes
singed from dre at his feet, IL not
very pleasing, but such was the ex
perience Of David Wier, who rooms at
the ]. H. Peck home. One night last
week Wier Thought himself too cold
to sleep comfortably. SO besides put
ting on extra bed clothing, happy
thought struck him. He LOOK the In
candescent electric light to bed with
him and placed 1t snugly at his feet
and fell Oh to sleep. He found that
method an excellent one SO far as
keeping warm goes, but after couple
Of hours Of the new system he sudden
ly awoke with bedding all about him
on fire and the room full Of smoke. He
jumped out aud extinguised the flames
with water hut the worst was yet to
come. He had to bundle himself up
10 water. soaked bedding till morning,
then dig up sl9 for damages.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Tax Notice

Notice Is hereby given all male per-
sons between the ages Of q and 45
years, not otherwise exempt TO ut
once pay their annual polltax Of si.5o.
Also all persons owning or keeping
dogs within the corporate limits Of
the town OF Ordwsy, who have not
procured for each dog. tag, by the
payment Of sl.00 for each male and
$500 for each female dog, Is warned
to do 50 at once.
A failure in either case subjects the
person. 80 falling, to dne Of not less
than $500 nor more than $500.
Payments must be made at the Of
fee OF the town clerk. No one will
personally call on delinquents or give
further notice than this.
The expressed disposition OF the
board of trustees is to order prosecu-
tions brought against all persons fall
Ing to pay either Of said charges
within two weeks from the date Of
this notice.
By order Of the Board nf Trustees.
JOHN B. ESTES.
Town Clerk.
ordway, Colo, February 8, 1914.
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Plans Being Made

The Crowley County Canning Co.,
hopes to be ready soon to have work
started on the factory building at
Crowley. The plans are being made
and as soon as they are ready bids will
be received for the erection of the
plant. The company has a boiler un.
loaded now at the site where the fac
tory is to be erected.
The company is getting large
acreage Of vegetables signed up for
the season and that part Of the work
is being pushed as rapidly as possible
as planting season will soon be on.
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Sheriff. Sale

By virtue Of . writ OF execution. numbered
si. issued ont Of the clerks ONCE Of the County
court Of Orowlsy county and state Of Colombo,
and to me dirsctsd, whereby am commanded
to make the sum u ninety and ss-loo dollars.
ttoo.bs, and costs Of suis, the amount Of . oss-
tain Judgment recently obtained ssainst 4. y.
Clifton and Frank Lindqulst under the oo-part-
nership name and style Of Clifton 4 LindQuist,
in favor Of Tho Ordway Hardware and Furni.
ture Co.. ont Of the lands. tenemeuts. goods and
chattels Of the said Clifton 4 Lindquist. have
levied on the following property. to-wit:
ioA1 bead OF ewes. two year-olds and mp.
branded with bar and Y box, car marked crop
on riRht ear.
Is bucks. branded u box. no ear marks
One bay mare. years old. branded sls.h II.
One bay horse, years old, branded quarter
circle BA.
One gray mare, 10 years old, branded JNc.
Ono black horse years old. branded quarter
circle BIN.
One sorrsl mare 10 years old. branded UIo.
Two sets Of double work harness. eomplets
with collars. eto.
One Balm wagon, ~ tnoh.
One spring wagon. old.
One stock shed and sransry. 50 feet wide
and len feet long.
40 Panels for MAKING pens and oorrals.
tAbove property subject tn claim Of exsmp-
ti0n provided BY law.)
Therefore, according to said command, I
shall expose for sale. At Public Auction. all the
r1xht, title and interest OF the above named
A. J. Clifton and Frank LindQuist In and 70 the
above described property. on Wednesday. the
18th day OF February. 1914, 1t O'Clock p. M. at
the Clifton Sheep Camp. located on tho a. J.
Clifton homestead. in the county Of Crowley,
state Of Colorado.
Dated At ordway this 9th day of February.
1914.
Il. HUMIsToN,
Sheriff Of Crowley County.
I. n. STANLEY. Attorney
Data Of drst Publication, February Q. 1914.
Date Of last Publication. February Is. 1914.
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Lyceum Course Contracted

The local lyceum entertainment
course for Ordway will be handled
next season through the public schools
and a course has been secured. There
will be five numbers aud still higher
class OF entertainment will be given
as the course purchased is costing
more money than heretofore, the price
for next season being $500. Miss Vas
tine, representative of the Redpath-
Slayto Lycenm Bureau was her last
Saturday and made the arrangements
for these entertainments.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Sheriff 8 Sale

By virtue of writ of execution No. 40 issued
out of the Clerks office of the County Court of
Crowley County and State of Colorado and to me
directed. whereby am commanded to make the
sum Of Three Hundred and Eighty-Three 16-lOO
dollars. 43s3l l5) and costs Of suit. the amount of
a certain Judgment recently obtained against A.
]. Clifton and Frank Lindqust under the co-part-
nership name and title of Clifton & Lindquist in
favor Of Citizens State Bank Of Ordway. Colo
RADIO. out of the lands. tenements goods and chat
ties of the said Clifton & Lndquist, have levied
on the following property. to-wit:
l0+7 head of ewes. two years old and up brand
ed with bar and u box. ear Marked crop of right
ear.
10 bucks. branded " box No ear marks.
One bay mare. seven years old. branded SLASH
H."
One bay horse, three years old. branded quarter
circle. BM.
One gray mare. ten years old. branded INC.
One black horse, three years DID, branded " cir
Gle BIN.
One sorrel mare, ten years old. branded UIC.
Two sets double work harness. complete with
collars. etc.
One Balm wagon. sh inch.
One spring wagon. old.
One stock shed and granary 30 feet wide and
160 feet long.
ITO panels for making pens and corrals
CThe above property is subject to claims of ex-
cmption as provided by law.)
Therefore. according to said command, 1 shall
expose for SALE at Public Auction. all the right.
title and interest Of the above named A. j. Cliff
ton and Frank Lindquist in and to the above de-
scribed property. on Wednesday the 18th day Of
February .lsl4. at o'clock p. m., at the Clifton
Sheep Camp, located on the A. J. Clifton home
stead, in the County Of Crowley. State of Colo
RADIO
Dated at ordway. this 9Th day Of February, 1914.
H. HUMISToN,
Sheriff Of Crowley County.
cHAs. G. WOODBRIDGE Attorney.
Date of first publication February 6. 1914.
Date Of last publication February ia, 1914
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Sherifs Sale

By virtue Of Q writ OF execution. numb cred
"a, issued ont Of the clerks ooice Of the county
court Of Crowley county and state Of Colorado,
and to me directed. whereby am commanded
to make the sum OF one hundred eighty mine
and 49, loo dolars OiS0.Is) and costs OF suls. the
amount Of . certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned Against A. J. Clifton and Frank
Lindquist under the co.partnership name and
style Of Clifton d Lindaufst In favor Of The
Tisdemann Mercantile Company. out Of the
lands. tenements. goods and chattcls OF the
said Clifton a LindQuist. have levied % The
following property. to- wit:
l0i7 head Of ewes. two. year-olds and mp.
branded with bar and u box, ear marked crop
on right ear.
Is bucks branded 4 box, no ear marks.
One bay mare. years old. branded slash II.
One bay horre, years old, branded circle
BIN.
One gray mare. 10 years old. branded JNC.
One black horse. years old. branded \
circle BIN.
One sorrel mare. 10 years d. rapded UIC.
Two sets OF double harness, complete with
collars. eto.
One Balm wagon. 81 inch
One spring wagon, old.
One stock shed and granarv. 80 feet wide 100
feet long.
1lo panels for making pens and oorrais.
above property subject TO claim Of exemp-
tions provided by law.)
Therefore. according to said command.
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction. all the
right, title and interest of the above named
A. J. Clifton and Frank LindQuist in and to
the above described property. on Wednesday.
the 18th day OF February, 1914. at o'clock p. IN.
| at the Clifton Sheep Camp, located on the A. J.
Clifton homestead. In the county Of Crowley,
state Of Colorado.
Dated at ordway this 9Th day of February.
1914. !
Il. HUMISTON.
Sheriff of Crowley County
1. Il. STANLEY. Attorney.
Date of first publication February 9, 1914,
Date of last publication February 10, 1914
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NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO. }.

(ss.
COUNTY OF FREMONT.
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SITTING WITHIN AND FOR SAID
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ADJUDI,
CATION OF WATER RIGHTS IN
WATER DISTRICT NO. II OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
PETITION OF THE BESSEMER IR-
RIGATINa DITCH COMPANY FOR
CHANGE OF POINT OF DIVER
SION OF CERTAIN WATER
RIGHTS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
70 AL Persons, ASSOCIATIONS
OR CORPORATIONS INTERESTED
AS OWNERS IN ANY DITCH,
CANAL OR RESERVOIR IN
WATER DISTRICTS NO. 12 AND
NO, IA. IN THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO. GREETING:
You and each Of you are hereby no.
tiied that on the Ninth W day OF
February, 1914. an order was made and
entered Of record in the above entitled
matter. in the District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District Of the State
of Colorado, sitting in and for the
county of Fremont. in said state. said
order being as follows. to-wit:
ORDER.
Now on this ninth day Of February.
1914, comes The Bessemer 1rrigating
Ditch Company, a corporation. and
presents to the court its verified petit
ton heretofore fled with the clerk
thereof. praying for decree changing
the point of diversion Of the right to
the use of three and seventy-four one
hundredths (3.7l) cubic feet of water
per second of time from and out Of
Arkansas River priority No. 20 dated
May 81, 1854, in Water District No. Il
Of the state of Colorado. and the fur
ther right to the use Of five and thir-
teen one hundredths (51O cubic feet
Of water per second of time from and
dated May 81. 1867. In Water District
No. 10 of the state of Colorado. both
of said priorities. No. 20 and No. "a.
having been awarded and adjudicated
on February 3, 1894. to The Canon City
and Oil Creek Ditch Company by de-
cree of the District Court of the Elev-
nth Judicial District of the state of
'olorado. sitting within and for the
unity of Fremont. in the statutory
ijudication Of water rights in said
Water District No. IL, and the petit
Toner herein praying for a change of
the point OF diversion of said above
mentioned priorities and rights to the
use Of water from the headsate of The
Canon City and OIL Creek ditch. sftu-
ated on the north bank Of the Arkan-
sas River in section thirty-two. town
ship Eighteen south. range seventy
west (sec. 80 Tp. IS 9. r. 70 W.) of
the Sixth Principal Meridian in Free
mont county. in the state Of Colorado.
in said water District No. IL. at point
which il north hfty-seven degrees for
ty-nve minutes (57 d. IS ND east one
thousand two hundred and nfty-six
fl256) feet from the southwest corner
Of said section thirty-two (Sec. 32). to
the headgate Of the Bessemer ditch.
situated on the south bank Of the Ar
kansas River in the northwest quarter
of section thirty-three t33). township
twenty (20) south. range sixty-six (6e)
west Of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
in Pueblo county. in the state Of Colo
RADIO, In Water District No. II. in said
State of Colorado. at q point whence
the corner stone common to sections
twenty-eight (zs). twenty-nine f2s).
thirty-two (s2) and thirty-three tss> Of
said township and range bears north
'hirty-four degrees fifteen minutes tS4
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Teacher. To Meet Here

The school teachers OF this county
will meet 10 Ordway tomorrow. Sat-
urday, for their regular monthly
meeting of the Crowley County
Teachers association. An excellent
program has been prepared and there
will be two sessions, one in the fore.
noon and another 10 the afternoon.
The officers of this association have
Issued programs for the meeting and
extend au Invitation to all interested
persons to be present at this session.
The program follows:
Violin Solo. Mr.. George Edgar
Roll Call-Respone Patriotic. Quotations
Piano Solo. ...... Mr.. Paul Fountain
STATE READING CIRCLE WORK
Vocational Observation-Disclosures
Chapters 4-6. ...... 1850. Miss Isberg
Chapters TO .............M Mrs. Burger
Vocal Solo. Io................ Miss Kearns
AFTERNOON SESSION
Chorus 'Italia" Girls Glee Club
Reading. -. .............M Mrs. Gifiin
6IATE nEhDlN1 SinSA1 WonA
A Manual of Reading-Lange
Chapters 1-3. ......... Miss Schneider
TEACHERS COLLEGE EXTENSION WORK
History e. N. Freeman
Topics: T. U. 26-27-8 of McKin-
ley Outlines. James and Sanford's
American History and Harp's For
nation Of Union as basal text.
Sociology. III. T. Mitchell
The Century Of theChild-Key
Complete the Text
Child Problems-Mangold-Book I.
Discussions
Implications Of Mrs. Keys Theory Of
Obtaining Superior Glass Of Children
Miss Williams Miss Long
Child Labor as Related to Industrial
Education
Miss Woodard Miss Hough
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Fans to Hold Meeting

The Ordway Athletic association
has called . meeting for Wednesday
night, February ls. at the club rooms
Of the Chamber of Commerce 70 dis
cuss the baseball situation for the
coming season. II will probably be
decided 1t that time whether or not
. ball team will be maintained.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Autos for Sale

Brush roadster, just overhauled and
painted, In AL condition. Also model
I Ford roadster oversize tires, Id fine
shape. Both cheap II taken at once.
Myron Fenton, Ordway, Colo.-49t2 .
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Taken Up.

At the Gound's place, near Ante
lope Springs, gray mare, weight
about 900 pounds, no brands, lame in
left front foot, harness marks. Own
er can recover same by calling at the
Oran Burke farm, 3 miles north Of
Ordway.-45t4
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
The Sophomore Tonight

The pupils of the high school will
give their class play. The Sophomore,
at the Princess theatre tonight. The
ones taking part have put individual
effort In their preparation for this
play and IL promises TO be most enter
taining. The caste of characters is
as follows:
Robert Stewart, the sophomore, star
full-back on football team,
............. ....... Floyd Hensler
Bud Kennedy, captain football team,
.................... Sam Burris
KInk Baunister. John Sypher
"Reddy" Simms. Clifford Shepler
Dutch" Hendricks, more sopho-
mores. Leslie Bouldin
"Buster" Brown, manager of team,
Harold Brooks
Livingstone, head coach Of team.
................. nay LuHdT
"Owl" Griggs, a greasy grind,
............... ..........N Neil Ralston
Prof. Alden. NJ. A. B. b.. professor Of
physics..... ............ Will Edgar
Hope Alden. his daughter,
Observation-Disclosures. Edith Hoover
Aunt Mary Scott 49,. Vada Mundell
Cousin Matilda Dwiggins. Lola Colyer
Violet, servant at Alden's house
....... ............. Frances Bass
Place-Lakeville University.
Time November.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
For Sale

TwOdozen Plymouth Rock hens and
two Bronze turkey gobblers. J. D
Case, 8 miles south, on Rocky Ford
road.-4Stf.
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13

Right now is the best time to let
Hoffman send your hide away and
have q fur coator robe made of it.-44tl
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
For Sale

Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels. C. F. Skinner, II
miles south OF Ordway.-49tf
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13
Jury Venire Drawn

The March term Of the district
court will convene March 8. A jury
venire as follows has been drawn:
The Ordway new era., 1914-02-13

Report cards for rural schools on
sale at New Era Office.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-16
COUNTY TAX BOOKS
COMPLETED AND NOW
IN TRUSTEES HAtOS
TOTAL OF ABOUT $4,000 WILL
BE COLLECTED BY JOHN
ADkISCN.
School Tax of Four Cents Accounts
For the Increase in Amount That
Will Be CoIIected-ReaI Property
Assessments Smaller.

Anyone desiring to have the honor
of being the first to pay his taxes fol-
the coming year can do so by apply
! ing to Trustee John Adkison's office
right now. The tax books for the
year 1914-15 have been completed and
turned over to him by ALT Thomas
who, in the main, has the stupendu
Gus job of making them out.
The tax aggregate this year is
about $4,000 greater than last. In
1914 it was $163,526.12, while next
year it will be $16S,92O.16. This in.
crease is due to the fact that the tax
was raised four cents at the last meet
ing of the county court to provide
larger revenues for the schools of the
county.
The taxes will be divided in the
following manner, state, $41,341.21;
county, $35.435,32As; schools, SAL
S4121; highway, $14,114.O4; high
school, $4,724,71; sinking fund, SILL
S11.77k; and floating debt, $5,905.SS.
The amount of the total real, per-
sonal and other property assessed in
the county is $11,S11 IT'S. The amount
of realty this year is not so large as
in past years. This is due to the de-
crease in the assessment of some of
the large phosphate interests in the
Mt. Pleasant district. They have fall
en- off considerably in value and con.
sequently the amount of assessable
property has decreased.
The number of acres of land in the
county is 352,541R. The assessed
value of this land is $6,551, 1926. The
value of the personal property is on
ly $2,S14,10O after the exemption of
$1,000 has been deducted. The town
lots are valued at $2,635,750. There
are 4.449 of them.
The collections of the trustee. this
year will be considerably more than
those of any other previous trustee.
When the taxes from the corpora
tons such as the railroads and the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-16
JUDGE TURNER SETS
CIVIL DOCKET FOR |
THE C|RCU|! COURT
NON-JURY CASES WILL BE SET
ON THE SECOND SATURDAY /.
IN NEXT MONTH. &
SECOND MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
Those Cases Which Are Not in the
List Will Be Set on the Day on
Which Court Opens, Nov. 9--Abodt
the Usual Number of Cases.

Judge w. B. Turner has set the
| civil docket of the circuit court which
convenes here on the second Monday
in November. All cases that are NOT
set at present will be set on the day
on which court opens, Nov. 9.
The docket is as follows: n
Nov. 9.-Jesse Howell VS.. George
w. Martin, damage suit for $1,000;
Watson Bros. VS.. the L. G. N. R. X
Co.; w. j. Pritchard VS.. John Caven'
der; ]. w. Lee VS.. Thos. Pate.
November 10. - Home Mixture
Guano Co. VS.. Southern Sulphur Ore
Co.; Mrs. Virginia Morgan Brown vs.
Horace Rainey ct al
November 11.-W. J.. fowler vs.
Figuers Allen; Mumford Smith VS.. ~
II. Carpenter, two cases; J. W. How
ard, ]. H. Carpenter and the Middle
Tennessee r. r. Co. VS.. R. S. Swami
November 12.-W. H. Long vs. MID
die Tennessee R. R. Co.; W. W. Cqn-
nor VS.. Middle Tennessee R. R. Coz
November 13.-T. ]. Mckee vs.
VIM. Hughes ct al; City of COLUMBIA
VS.. Will Wilkes.
The non-jury cases will be set on
Nov. IA by the court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-16
G, 0, P. OF COUNTY
ENDORSE DENTON
AND LONG AGAIN
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE WILL
GIVE CORDIAL SUPPORT TO
INDEPENDENTS.
PLAN TO RECEIVE HOOPER
Chairman Brooks and Secretary Vest
Will Assist in Reception to Chief
Executive-No Action Taken on
the State Senatorshp.

At a meeting of the republican
county executive committee on Mon
day afternoon a resolution was unan-
imously passed endorsing William H.
Long and Cord C. Denton for re-elec-
ton as representatives No action
was taken with reference to the SEN
atorship, this matter being left open
for later consideration. 1t is under
j stood, however, that the committee
discussed the senatorship at some
length, but was unable to reach con-
clusion. 1t is practically certain,
however, that the committee will en-
. dorse for the senate any one whom
the independents Of the county may
select.
In addition to action on the legisla-
tive matter the coming Of Gov. Hoop
ser next Saturday to Columbia to
open his campaign in Maury county
was discussed and plans were arrang-
led to help give the governor a royal
reception. The committee is anxious
that everything be done to show Gov.
Hooper that it is squarely behind him
in this fight and Chairman Brooks
and Secretary Vest will help to ar
range the details for the coming of
the chief executive of the state.
They will cooperate with the indie.
pendent supporters of the governor
in receiving him.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-16

of Tennessee will come together In
this good year of 1914 and roll up an
old time democratic majority on
November 3rd, next.
Be it further reslved, that we dc
now and here unqualifiedly commend
our said platform and our dis.
tinguished yuong democratic Nominee
for Governor and for Railroad Com
missioner to the Democrats of Ten
nessee of every former faction and
urge them to not permit past differ
ences to divide them now when there
are no differences existing.
BE it further resolved that we
herby congratulate the people upon
the successful administration of our
great Pres. Woodrow Wilson, and
hereby reatfirm our devotion for the
principles he stands, the courage he
has displayed and his sincerity to the
rights of the people he has proved
by his works.
BE it further resolved, that we
heartily endorse the nomination OF
Hon. Lemuel P. Padgett for congress
and he is entitled by reason of such
nomination to the vote of every dem
ocrat of the seventh district" ~.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-10-16
STRICT ENFORCEMENT
OF ALL PROHIBITION
LAWS IS DEMANDED
DEMOCRATS OF MAURY COUNTY
STAND SQUARELY ON PLAT
FORM.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
People of the Country are Congratu-
lated Upon the Splendid Admins
traton of Great President, Wood
row Wilson Who is EuIogized.

At the democratic county conven.
ton on Monday the following resolu
tions were unanimously adopted
BE it resolved by the Democrats
of Maury county in convention as!
sembled that we rejoice to witness,
as we do even now in this conven-
ton, the manifestation of impending
harmonious action among the factions
of all Democrats known as Regular
and Independent. And we felicitate
each other upon this harbinger of an
old time Democratic victory in Nov
ember next.
BE it further resolved that we
hereby express to our fellows of both
so-called former factions, our faith
in the democratic party, and our
hope for it's success. Our faith in
Democracy was born with us, and
our hope for it's success in November
is born Of the fact that there is now
no longer any real dissentions among
the Democrats, there is no funda-
mental differences between former
regulars, so called, and former indie
pendents, so called, for the Democra.
tic platform pronounces in certain
and specific words in favor of the
retention of all temperance laws now
in force, and the Democratic nominee
for Governor, Hon. Thos. c. Rye,
stands squarely for the enforcement
of all prohobitory laws now on the
statute books of the State, and also
for the passage of all new laws which
may be necessary to the full and
complete enfodcement of such pro-
hibitory laws. And such being the
facts beyonds any possibility of
doubt in the mind of any man who
honestly and without bias seeks the
truth, we can not but believe and
hope that our fellow Countrymen and
fellow Democrats, not only in Maury
County, but all over the great State