The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, February 05, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwill be condoled J * * * > — < -■ - - _ „ lolO reaoù bv lhe Ctori Sheriff and ex-officio Tbx (.allo car ef d i L Ä r Ä ^ , O— V O r a r » i Save Time and Money! c mnaandiag ma to ia ti tbe seven, I pe6 by sending ns your Mail Orders. . „ . . ______ j a - E I l w ill be rei»eia)>«r-<l th a t, d u r ••ruing coats thereon, and taite a ear- in g (lie 1904 e a in |« ig u , th e Ib-ixJt- d i ‘ " j ^ b ^ d T t a l l ^ J ^ f o l k J t e g : licanr ware porn|ie|b-<l in <trfr«<l "ex pension.” I t was during (h at cam atth dav n U p 'X u irv “ paign th a t the “ Boxer'' trouble in China called for the in terf-rrno e o f of r e l / p r î & t , shall We fill them promptly and carefally. Â ’i Â ^ S w î ’ uMÎi l^eom - »N h feeprovlalôueef Ihe Act l u r’.i ’ E ? ',en‘j UTd Ï When in Roseburg the powers for their suppression. hare teen sold. , rada, and Washington Territory.” as W e ll, M r. Roosevelt, candidate for ! of p»>pertjto extended to a ll PnTdlc Land Mates Vice President, was cam paigning •d Z f t c ^ “ “’’’ With * * j A a* " * 1 < 1MW' out in Kansas at lb s tim e, and de Ann Hare— EJ S W l, 8W I MEI, sec- ' Moernscn M itqbxu . •> c libentlely pointed to Chinn as an »“ d NWJ$ N M ty i section 33, Tp «f »«jtoop, Countjr nf ChehaH-, State of Wash ng ton, tiled in this office on D„- exam ple o f » o u u n tr}.th a t had oev : ¿ l L1.4 ” , Tax W 84; penalty rem ler 24, laos, his sworn statement er 'e x p a n d e d /' W hereat, as a m a) 1 ~ •« ’ have na aaaral^l Wa ptabliah Ho 8386 for the purchase of the K f H- _ narnUaa ai Mad ut aaa. 1er o f fact, Cains proper is but a » i R(7* w ‘ T bx *‘3'44:í* “«F‘-34: E l of fee 34, and H | H W j of Section Mo. 33 In Township Ho " ‘ Avar's Pilla greatly « M th e Cherry small speck on the mnp of C hina at ____ _ „ Bunge Hu f< Week a _ _ ■ ____ present after her numerous “«gpan-¡ *• ®?1 NWJ, P ec to ral In breaking m> a otm . - durin - — i j ln ¡n. tZ ft? 1 8R **' iaX stona” g the age.».. I t was Chi- ; nen, .34; ! Ptw»« to show that fee land aooght k ! more ra in aide for iu timber or ate •a a alterni» at “benevolent astim i-1 / . A. Loghu—E ) 8W W sec 33, T p >1 >t ‘ han tor ngrtoultural e Si, agricultural purposes, and to la tio n ” o f Corea that brought on h e r 8 ® ,12 w- T ax, $1.75; twn . i t ; ih t, $0. retabltoh hie Malm to said tomi be- I f . M . Cake o f Portland i t again quite recent war w ith Japan. ! T.,9oJ“, î andBr M ining Company— {foie the Register and Reoeber of reumi» war w itu e a p a n ., • i ntteh Diteh. duine, giant, etc", Tp 31 ^ S f *We office at B om ban, Of Agon, o, out fhr U . 8. “Senator, to oust F u l- m._ — P- - -------- Saturday, the 8th day of flab. IMS. lie is the man who jum ped Ion. I t waa during the 1904 campaign N E I S W l 8EM B EI aie I I . Tp SI. 8 R He iiit o jh e race against A in V lek Bourne th%tGen. Shafter made a »rip seat, John p Wood, ofpadarvllto. Wash. C lark D Smith, o f Sataop, Wash. two yeafs sgo, a n d cAnie“W .f:nesrly ai|d, in h it travels through the wes- 13,«,T “ l 101* . Pen » l-W ;in t. 81.10. W . B. Porter— E U NW»< see.13; A B Howell, and W inning. I t w ill, be remepibered tern Slates assured the people that, e j «'gri n w j n f i » E l 8WJ sec. .0, J W Reufro, both of Roaeburx. Ora. if the thirteen original States had Tp. 3i 8.' R. 13 W .* Any ami all persona claim ing i - *P- S* A- B- 13 W. Tax 820 16 - pen th at in every town where there ...... .. | been content after they had h ad won 88.01: L,nt- Ink 83.31. 83.21. Tersely the above described lauds are -• -- - - H P . Uarrlck— W were Baukers be ran ahead ad > I f their independence, to 7 ba confined E | aeo U , Tp requested to file their claims in thia oh ' 1 W' ♦» M ;p r e . .18; l - t floxon or before eakl 8th day of Feb, m arkably ax to show th at he waa] to that narrow atrip «tong the A l- ’ ’s 1908. branded a ll over w ith a big “ tt.” J l»»H e Coast, and had not “expand-1 E B P e r rin -E E l 8U W aee 84, Tp B ummmix L . Ennr, Register. Since then be baa been known as H ’” « rrtMni J*e • i 00**. on wou,ldl S t8 » R 13 W . T ax 83.36; S3; Z ALI l r — 9 yers ÁDraaTiHiMi K i t u K kaookabi * . D r. Geo. A. W ilch o ff w ith aliases, wits arrested in Kuglsnd lately for "bigamy polygamy (aud pig a m y l 'having 500 wive», sent tired over the earth. Solomon had a thousand •o m en , and lie is classed a»* flic 'wisest of all natin—-D r . Witched! is en titftd to his m antle. There seems to bo tru th in the re F i i port, th at a plot was hatched by . ' Anarchists in Paris, and a ve.-stl dispatched w ith mines to blow ' up Our fleet in B io Jxnerio, sod already 'th e Brazilian governm ent has nr- ' rested'five of lho devils, and are ’ after the rest who have fled ju'O 'th e country. I t is »aid th at at |a»t Ro-iaeveli fbpured a modification o f our treaty 'i r i l h Japan, excluding all Jspmeee laborers. I t has been noticed that SUMAFSIUIXA. B e s u r e t o O o m e an<l M ee U W e *11 T re a t you Square! Pgm . 'M cm ' bcrthe Rayne! *-,v < •• - t; ' - U Against Bourne. ih e people would General Shafter that lie did not .70. be crazy to vote for such a m an, j know th a t the same treaty o f peace O. & C. R R. Co.— 6 E I MEL Pl 8W1, unless by a vigorous canvass he can *h*,1 » * *« lh « ‘ blrtoen colonies, “ o J i) clear h i. skirts. There arc t o o ! inc ^ . t " ‘ he 7 7 ” ? ‘/ v » ! « . j wi, ,,,o -rn tv iii country a^o( j , -p,, ■ . « Bonth r M f Inlrm ffit t .8 «a l; . r-x x « 8 .r w .ix , south <if o f ihffi the » great lakes tn to th« the fWtm Ohio; »mn pen, 8 Int, ax 84 «a 74. m any Bankers and th eir tools in rive r and west to the Mississippi,! W. C. Sanderson—N j S K I sec. 7, Tp. the U. 8. Senate now, and we do all o f which territory England bad ! £ Tax 810.78; pen, 81.07; »1 . not believe th a t Oregoniaua w ill long since wrested from the French i ' nationj and i f l,g was this ig n o ra n t,' N W l N E i 8 W j % , 1?. Tp s t K ^ 1 4 help to increase th e ir numbers, or if, know ing the tru th General W . Tax 81.76. Shafter deliberately falaifleii it, fu • n ri5 ‘* n«T E^ N E ^ * • *®> Tp nishea a conclnsive argum ent w hy lllt 70 14 * • ; * * x N - 7»; pen, .67; the sailing of our fleet has had a C U R R E N T T O P IC 8. our people should n o t . la x them marked effect in softening -la,«in's selves to pay the expenses o f cam- 1 stubbornness. O u r navy is our liest E d ito r T b ib i ' nk : — A conspiracy puigo instruction. guaranty of Peace. Hereafter we ---------- — J. H. U pt o n , of w ealthy su called Democrats should keep pace w ith England in Langlois, Ore. nearly everyone o f whom has been building vessels o f war. supporting the Republican national Teachers Examinations. I t seems so far th a t the R epubli ticket for yeart, propose to meet iu can nonitnation for Jo in t Repre a great “ confertoce” to draw up a sentative is not an enticing bail, as “ p la llo im ” to be subm itted in the no one has bit as yet. L ike M o th e r, ! approaching' N a tio n a l' Convention H u b bard ’s cupboard there’s nothing &l jjenver in it. C u rly county once Imd s ix ' Republican K x-R epratentativea all The purpose of such a move is o f whom refused a rc-nondnatkm when their election would have plain. I t is to defeat B ry a n ’« nom been certain. T h e »m ail pay, the ¡nation i f possible,«nA,- fa ilin g in shor) serston aud the hard trip shoo t h il, t o Jiandica)» M m ’ Id "* t W race good men off. w ith an impossible p la tfo rm . J i l l O. M cM a b o n e-S W l sec. 2s Tp 31 8 R 14 W ^ Tax 811.78; pea, 81-17; lut, ’ ,J. Mai twusIci—Fiveacr«» in> snoare in l a 9 8ecri7, Tp 31 d. Tax 8.42; pen, .06; i n t « . V *;•< 8® l fee. 3«. Tp. 31. 8 W. t’-04- K 'oI6 »Wi T ,x * u i 6; R®“ M i w . » and 4 Sec. Notice is hereby given th a t the fl .’L.Hernapira—IxA a S W | HW4, County S u perintendent of C u rry W i SWJf Seo. _ __ 328. . Tax, g ià *o ” i>ea ’ 8^6«^ C ounty w ill hold t h e regular e x in t. 81 R.I3W 74. ’ *** am ination o f applicants lor state F' L’íJRbart—N E I SKI, 8W I SEJ, and County papers at P o rt O ifo rd , a# B ' ,S W- T “ W M; as follows: F o r State Papers Commencing Wednesday, 12th nt 9 o’ebiek nt., a nd tin u in g u n til Satu rd ay, Feb. r . y . I Eotberg— Lot i 8 * 7 ; t i p 32 8 8ee. 3; and 18 * ’ A H, Uudentoto—8B ( H I» , 8EI * NEI con- gg * Rem em ber the F ia c r i J0SEPHS0N1 The Mail Order Ifouse United 8ts Office, Bosebarg, Oregon/Nov >'Ov..MH| l»Vi. 1M7. Notlce Is bcreby given tbat la compii l e witb thè proviaioue of tbe set of Gongreee of June 8, 1878. entitled “ An ' of timber ---------—r Isi.d. la tbe W .s h in g ^ T a m ^ T ? .' w all Iba public tend states by act Of An« ust t, 1888, O outcuca H W ilson of fetaop, Countv of Chehalta 8tato of Waablngtoii, flled in this office on De cember 34,1808, his sworn statement No 8803 fur the purchase of the N>4 N W l sec. SJ and 8 ) 8 W I of ttootion No 38 in Township Ho 81 South, Range 14 West, and will offer proof to show that the land Bought to more valuable lor Its tim ber o r stone than arrtcnlturnl purpoaea, and to establish hto Maim to aald land before the Register and Receiver of thia office, nt Roseburg, Oregon, on Tweed ay the llt h day of February. 18M. He namea as wltaes»es: Clark D Smith. Satsop, Wash. John P Wood, A B Howell, Roseburg, Oregon. J W Renfro, •• A n y and a ll persona Maiming vet sely the above described lands this nested to file their Malms in ad- on or before said l lt h day of February, 1808. Ä. t i AMES S. JOHNSTON ~ 1 (Successor to w. i^ jrP o rt Orford, NEW GOODS, and fresh supplies will be received by every steamer. I t shell aha be myjiurpum: to kee^ a fu ll atoofc of everything required by the GROCKRIK8 and PROVISIONS, * { LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, HARDWARE, GRANITE and TINWARE, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS. In lack a supply o( everything usually kept in a well stocked General Merchandise More. ORDERS T a KRKFOB AXY ARTICLE HOT IN STOCK. Call and examine goods and get prices. propositiona to be subm itted at anv the repeal, and yet times grew hard ; eneh mouth. T rea p a aa N o tic e , one time or iho measure w ill be er and harder throughout his ad-! A ll persona are hereby noRAed not come ttnpApuhir, and be shot to m inistration, continuing to grow * toeoterupon or trespasaupou the lands tat 88?6 Btxea Tn Mining OompaMy—Ditch, death by the ridicule o f its enemies, worse well on through Ihe first h a lf oi the a t and near Port H M . Stitt—H l N t n , S E l N W l, Every pr.»|«»sition submitted to year of M c K i n k / ’s adm inistration 1 2 ffo n l' * n<1 .’ P0“ Hnbbarda Craak ia k H E l N E l Sec 3, Tp 41 & 13 Tax 87.8», pen .78 In t A4 M ery L lp h art— l j acres tide 1 general importance and exclude local came to the re lie f add g ra d u a lly oonsenk ining See ( Tp 41, B. B . I l W . Tax, >.<M pen tat matters, which are nndoubt injected turned the scale, th is givih g 1 the lie i Petaona'io doing for purpuees of Andon Hatnrday, the 39lh day of by its cunning enemies, or Us shal- to Cleveland's proposition that i t 1 huBtiB«. AkWng, or traveling thnagh Febrnary, 1M8. at 10 o'clock in taa fore to‘ r,n* d?wn feDCT* ’ l w 1 " » «*»“ noon ol . . Id day, I w ill roll the above I'.’W M ends. Let U ’ R-m prune up waa not more money tbe oouatry described property, .1 the Court Hoorn V«, T O ' * “ * his uld plants before starting other . , * 4 , . door, ia the town ol Gold Beech, In Curry County, Oregon, for re ta in hand uew olirei * (in J. P. Morgan and his gang o fi s u b le t to redemption) t^ safely a ttf Louis Knapp. I. M M xxn roer- * ** .. Mias I d * Cooley. ...Fletcher Gardner. ............. J. W . Riley. ......... — Geo. Herr, . M r. E . B Ruesell. , . . . T . W . MRinge •M rs. J. D. Oootoy. ......... D . M . Moore. . . . . . . 8 . K. Durtt. Harbor. O o ld B « Illlhee.. M urtal.. Ophir............. C o ito la......... Port O rfo rd .. L anglois........... Eckley............... ». y - tv • RW* mAMtobfetohA. mfeffiafeAMtefte dbAadn GENEAI^ MEJR CHAN DISH, Groceries <te Provisions -Í... .... - -- -- .»■■■■—-»»---- ----**•----——------ *----....................... . ^ P o r t Orford, Curry County, O re.^ B A R G A IN 8 In Ladies* A r 12 v e r y tliingf. Gents* Fam ish in g Goods, Dry Goods Hats and Gaps • Boots and Shoes r (Igars and Tobacco. J. Ju ly ami September of each year. Probate Court meets Ir e t Monday in BOOTS and BHOR8 MENS’ and BOYS, CLOTHING, s - NWl. NEI NWl. John R. Md’.er.) G E N E R A I. JX E R O H A J^T , tot Enclose Stamp, Roseburg, Oregon. S, 1878,— Notice for Publication. X. earnest friend to the great measure, |M»al demanded (b y the “ Inteffcata” ) iiew Turk. aud do opt want it mnde a farce of, would restore prosperity to lire but there must be a lim it to the ' country a t once! W e ll, he secured j ~ ■«-41 d? T imbbb L amp A ct , J umb 15th'l Ä _ Ä S B ^ a i W explo itin g ‘ 'Dem ocrats” dread Bry B k M àmu L E m , Register. . r ô P r o g n o s tic a tio n . an fos the airhple reason th at.b e is n t 4 p . w S . 7 A £ . % ì i i lW - “ * able, Steadfastly honest and ¡nflni-1 Wednesday— Penmanship, history, tely courageóu»; in shert, a m sn, I phyeical gm graphy, read » .J '»H «F0 « “- b» • «, •» 7, l i i Mock T h e T u ft and Hughes fight OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. A A Purt OrforJ. Tax 81-68; m i . ! • ; New Y< rk , the L if t and Foraker Were'he in the Presideirtial ch air, j U»g. psychology. Thursday— W r it in t .20. M A Tupper—6Ö m a t apper—60 by 100 ft. 16 8 end lig h t in Ohio; ihe T a ft and Could not be used by the “ ju)erests,” ten arith m etic, theory o f teaching, stats and DWTBMrr ovvicxas: Block 85, Port Orford. TXx 83.10 ; pen bookkeeping, physic», .21 ; mt. .25. 'Cortelyou fight in Washington, Tire in their habitual cum|>nign o f spoli gram m ar, V. 8. Sen’ta—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of alm ost cert hw omens of Tuft's de ation. A n d yet it Woul.8 be a m is c iv il government, fy id a y — Pbysi ,„ K/ T a p p e r-P a rt of Block W. 37 and Portland and Chas. Fulton of Astoria. *0. Port Orford, Tax 83 50; pen. .38; geography, composition, lest, unless he shall haves m ajority fortune to the oountry tfsnch a man °lo g y, Jongreasman. F in d D fetiiet— Wtllte ac£lGS à ? ^ ''IU>' • ’ • N E i' NW b literature. Sat C. Hawley, ol Salam. over a ll, including Cabnon aud wera elected. • A t best his ad m in algebra, English 8 W I N W l aeo Id, T p34 S. R. I I W. Fairbanks, ou the first ballot. istration could only tem po rarily urday— Botany, plane geometry, Tax 812:96; pen. 81.2»; in l»1 50 . Governor—O oo. Chamberlain Sa Clara M errim an—Lota 13, 1», 14, I». lem. Should T a ft fail, and we believe lie improve Ihe operation of a bad general history, school tow. •wc 3j, Tp 34 8. R. 14 W , Tax 813.44; Secretary of 8tato-»F. I . Dunt^r, 8a- F o r C ounty Papers w ill, not one o f the above aspirants system w hile it would be no p art of pen. 81.34; Int. 81.47. Tina H Gold Mining Company—Tax stands n ghoet of a show of getting his purpose to abolish it, the pre Comm encing Wednegday, Feb. 12th State T reM n rer-G eo . A. Steel of Sa 114.00; pen. 81.40; int. $1 8 4 / > the nom ination. In such a case, va ilin g industrial panic, his latest a t 9 o’clock a. m., and continuing Mule Creek Mining A Development lem. Co.—Tax 87.00; pen...70; Ink .77. Ihe chair wi 11 fal I to ei ther L a Fol let le of a long series of ecopumi« misfits, u n til F rid a y Fob'. 14 a t 4 o’clock p. 8upk Public Inatruotlon—J. H . Aek- W p 'r - » * 8 W I. S M 8 W I, ermaa, Salem. W e d n e s d a y -P e n m a n s h ip , N W l S E I »ec 8 Tp 88 B. 13. Tax 8l.j4. or Roosevelt. I l is Haled th at La emphasizes the alarm Hint neither ua. Rtffitm UT Tksaasl^m ta ^, BOgOflu. nWwH7 a ■ vw e I181— ev»ffi EFW wgvwm H e ir . o( W illiam P u w h -L o ta 41 8 < O flhography, reading, Ffdletle is gaining ground a ll over of the old parties is capable under h istory, J“ d «. «*c 84. Tp 38 » . 18 W . TXx Attorney Oenerwl—A. M . Crawford, th e West. There is no question the existing order o f protesting the geography. Thursday 81X58; pen. | l . t e ; In k 81.48. , Salem. L fe'xicra—Lots 1, 3, S E I NWJ r *A4ea •rilh m e tic , theory of teach th at next to Roosevelt lie is thought people a t large against o f t recur-' i, Tp j6 8. B. 14 W. Tax «13.38; j Clerk State la n d Board—G. G. Brown, ••c 4, more o f by the plain people than i n g calamities? The “ Interests” ' * " * • 8 r,,n rn * r. physiology. F riday pen 81 S3; in t $1.43. Salem. E B Frederick -------- s k - U Lota 1, 3,7, 8, A, 10,! Joint Senator for QooA and Carry— any there precipitate a n psiliv panic nn’ d er , Geography, school law , c iv il gov - other Republican, » { i - - » and — — could — I'l-uiw o UHUCI 15 and 16. sec 16, ». Tp 37 8, R U John 8. Coke. are signs that thy people may force f Bry an as easily as they have done ernm ent, English literature. Tax 828.18; pen 83 611 int 83.87. Joint Representative for Cooe W J And Anderson—Lota 3, 6.11 ard Ih e nom ination Of a inan whose under Roosevelt. '" ‘ ' Ames S . Johnston, C arry—Ed Rackleff. ^»0 16 ,1 ^ 1 7 8, ^ 1 4 W. Tax $18.10; .deeds have proved his loyalty to the County Superintendent. - - e».a«, int $1.44. Judge, Id Judicial Dto M J . W Heirs of James Collina—Lot masses as againkt the classes. Bryan Some months since, H o n . E lih u Hamilton, Roseburg. 8E1, 8ec 13 Tp »7 8, R. 18 W . L o t 4 an is such a man in the. Democratic Root and later President Ruo«e*elt Proeeouting Attorney, 3d JudfcUl Die 8 E E l I SW l, Src 8rt) 1«, 18. Tp 37 ]7 B. * R. M ' Tax $10.67. pen. $1.06, int $t.l6, trie t—George M. Brown, Roeebury party, and Roosevelt and L a F o lle lte boldly proclaimed the doctrine tlxU - T h e 8 p t r lt o f W in t e r , , Ward—H i See 36 Tp 37 » . R. V. 8 . Commtoslonera—J. H . Upton, are such men In the Republican the U n ited States treasury o ug h t to The Spirit of W in ter ia with ns, mak- 14 Tax 836.88 pen. 83.88 In t $ .06 Langloia ita ‘ p arty, and the only ones who h a w finance natibnal political campaigns ' lU pteeenoe P1'0* ’"06 known ^ 0’^ li «» ffiAny differ- A W. D a talle r— 8W l 8 W |. fee 17 ju b __ J _________ by w cbee waye—sometimes N * l N W L E j N W l 8e° 30,1p. s8 H. oocxvr orricsas. ,)t been tried and found not wanting in this countrv, for the educational * nd «iiatooin«knows, addaonie- R w - JP“ -ft County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold — i ' of i. "— ■ - times by driving wlhde and ’blinding effuctof M eh recurring campaign on storms. To many people it seems to d ^ ' S ' p' rri“ - « * » Sec 36 Tp SS 8. H o w S h a ll W e V o te . the Coubtryl Coubtryl I I f f party party leaders tokea de ight In m aking bad things Coonty Oommtoaionera—J. W. Cooley, worse, lor rlieurnatism twlbta .harder, would be fra n k and always tru th ' twinges Chuteo; Ed Bypher, Langlois. sharper, catarrh becomes more lot .18 „ . bi FU; There are about tw enty proposi ful there m ig h t be some totals o f le a ■annoying, and the many S^mptoma of Sheriff—S. E. Marsters, Oold Besmh. E “l. B . Perrin—Lot 1 County Clerk—George W . Smith, tions, or la n > , to be voted upon r t sop in the | rupoaition, b o i 'th e y scrofula ara developed arid ftggravgt ffiL. There to not much poetry m Mito, GoM Beach. the coming June election, under the «till not,'each o f thk ’ great pArtii» but there to Taons, and It to a w oafer County Treasurer—James Caughell, OiNt more people don’ t get rid of these N w Â / à à k i V ’ In itia tiv e and Referendum law of liatotuatlv bave recoure ío expedí ' Wedderburn. ailments. Tlie medicine that Cures Oregon. I t is en tirely too many. ency and subterfugu by which the them—Hood's Sarsaparilla—ia easily Aaaaeaor—A. Marsh, Port Orford. »4. E l S E I eer ¿ , W i N W L 1 . . r and there la abundant uro d ’ B ut few men have the tim e, or in yc°l»!e School Bupk—Ames 8 . Johaetob, Port have been m isinform ed i ' mini , obtained that Ito cures are radical and" Nferma- 2 ° *A,"i * * , T. ________ O rfo rd .' clinnUon, to H iid v them , 8o_.nT^tn pur|xisely iDithkl. G iW m t ’lnve o*e»U ’ n RJ4 W. Tax 8»4»-64 Pen 884.88. In t "urveyor—D. Cun niff, Jr. GoM Beeoh. 837.54 - vole in te llig e n tly. N o t tw en ty men lahd, tor instance, soon after'his i n - 1 ----- »-----— — .............. . 8 J o rd a n -W i W j 8eo 14, Lot 1 .« 8. Coroswr—Dr. F. A. SehllMWwn, Wed- 'could name them- A n y th in g w ill nuguradi.« 1» I8 » 8 , 8 a llW C .m g r.v a ) ECZEM A »ud P R E C U B E derburn. break down « In n ovei loaded, and together to repeal the N liFriiu u ail F t t E B Knowing t h a t i • Ahat it waa toBuf- 31, pea .»3 int 81.03 MtxTinoa e r tub cocbts . the enemies of the In itia tiv e and ver law and delivered a very p r o ' 1___ __ ______fer, ■____ fev. I I will will give give F R E E O F A . J. OeArtoge—Lot S3, Bfook Circuit Court meats Fourth Monday in ,. . .. CH A R G E, to any afflicted a positive Referendum must be laughing nt found'message prepared ‘by J :- 'p m *4B0< Che‘ ° ° ’ ™ * * P*" A3 _ , . by J:' p. rare for Eczema, Halt Rheum, Erystpe- August of each year. the consternation which w ill smite -Morgan nssnimg the country tn tbe > and Skin. Dlsoaaea. Instant County Cotumtoalonera Court mt our voters next June, fi'e ate an most unequivocal terms tbat the rk W ^ ^ iix ia M s ^ ^ M a n lta tta n ^ v e n u e ’ »rat Wednesday In January, April, Ì i - M ml Fine Assortment of G o o d « , m a a lin « , oaliooffife •to . H ard w are & Tinuuai*e, Leather, ete. -42/ Oooda JioW t&d Up-to-dite. Order» taken for aertile» i t i Ja I • 4 A first class millinery shop in eon* section with store, Cadi, get ourprioea, and ko oopjipood, w , a tfx s L s iw .