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BSHEl»
XV EBY
■ayal raakaa the feud pitra.
whoM saata cs4
Á SÂB- MISHAP.
UNION CONVCNT9ON CALLAO.
C ounty C o * vaut Io n F r id a y ,
|xscr, L axe CorxTV, Oszoox.—
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II. WEATIIERSON
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r r im a r ia a A p r il 10.
FRIDA V MOBXIKO—
A Scow Load of Cattle tipi
In accordance with the action of,
Over While Being Tow*
the populist, democratic and silver
republican county convantiona, held
ed to Head of Tide.
•v
in Eugene, March ICtli, 1898, llie chair- '
Be CnreiUI Hose.
Three
PAY W HEN CURED.
D B .n.SA B fflR 54C 0.
★
★ •
Stars in ★
Desirable
men of the county central coimnitteea
The Ablest and Moat Successinl
of theiie several parties with the chair
Specialists in the World.
and l* *n < ra th e Lo oaera—Eat I-
man of the union organization hereby : They guarantee it complete cure a t
n a t r d L o u S3OO. N o-
issues a call for the I.ane county uniou ’ Your Own Home, and allow you to
11.50 a year in advance.------
body*« F a u lt.
primaries to lie held in the several pre pay when cured.
cincts of I-mo county at I o’clock p. n i.'
Entered at tho post-offii'P at Florence,
Wednesday afternoon wlyjf tho Lil Saturday April 16th, 189«, for the pur
Lana, county, Oregon, as second-class
lian was towing a scuw-lfièd 4^ cajtle up pose of choosing delegates to the union
mail (natter.
the river for Nichols and Pengra*. the I county convention, to l>e held in F.u-1
cnttlegot to pushing one-anotlier around ■ gene at 10 o’clock a. in., Friday, April I
A n V I B T I S I S d RATES MADE KXOWX OX AP-
Thousands of promising young men
some liosv, and upset the scour and If». 22nd, 1898.
F Ú C A T IO X .
I,seal notices s cents per Une. carb insertion
head of fine cattle were drowned. Mr. , The baais of representation is 2 dele-j have their lives and future usefulness
oo»«i suina eowort co., we* vomi .
Nichols a member of the firm of Nichols I gates at large for each precinct and | wrecked by INDISCRETION AND
Florence, Or. April 8, 1898.1
A I'uugra, who was on tioard the Lillian oue for every 31 votes and fraction of PRIVATE DISEASES. Tl—symptom»
PERSONALS.
at the time of the accident estimates the 30 more than one half «mat for k\ illiaui until cured, are portrayed on the coun
visited nt Point loss at about $300. The accident hap- J. Bryun at the November election in ! tcnance an J in the actions of tho vic
Mrs.
9.
J.
Seymour
W E S T L IN G 8 .
tim. If neglected or improperly treat
Terrace Tuesday.
i pened opposite Mrs. Martha Hartley’s 189«.
According to the above basis we give ed, other organs become affected, and
place
above
Point
Terrace.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Stiles
of
Point
Terrace
vis
Reaton dancing club met last Sntur-
I Captain Steear of the Lillian says it the numlier of delegatus the following | aooner or later there arc serious results.
ited friend« at Mapleton thia week.
day evening.
Our New Method Treatment will posi
I. B. Cashman and Miss Gertrude was nobody's fault, and that the scow precincts are entitled to:
Call and see onr new lino of dresa
tively cure tliesc diseases.
Mapleton
6
^rus a good one, that they were ruuuiug Florence
Harwood came in on Tuesday’s stage.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN—There are
goods.1 Meyer A Kyle
Walton
hiwler sl^xv bell when the accideut Uermann
3
thousands of you who have committed
Mr. ^red Mason is reported to be re Messrs. O. IV. Hurd E. E. Benedict happened, so it could not have been Lake creek
Heceta
3
and W. H. Wentherson were passengers )
8old W ith
offences against the Inws of your na
covering from his illness.
caused from too great speed. Mr. Glentena
3
on Tuesday’s stage.
The chairmen of the committee sng- ■ ture, and are now paying up for it.
Steirar, aa well ns the crew of the Lillian
Mn.JC. Nicollo has been suffering
Mr. I. G. Knotts leaves today to at ! say that they did all in their power to ge8tstli.it the delegation should be' Those weak, actiing backs, Loss of Sex
from M attack of La G ri pp.
tend the Presbytery. He expects to be save the cattle, but ouly succeeded in divided so that each party should have ual Power, Failing or Lost Vitality,
Mr. A. A. Knowles lias been too ill to gone about two weeks.
saving nine out of twenty-four. They at least one delegate.
! Frequent and Painful evacuations of
leave the house for several days.
Messrs. Nichols nnd Pengra have just think, however, that it is very probable
J. G. S tevfxmox , Chairman Union tho Bladder accompanied by more or
Bring your job work to tho YV bst gathered up 196 head of cattle on the
less smarting and the escape of par
some of the cattle swam to shore unob- Central Committee.
office. Good work done at reasonable lower Siuslaw and its tributaries.
A. J. Z umwalt per A. S. P a - ttikoon , ticles of albumen in tlie urine with
' served, and thus the loss may not he so
price«.
Acting Chairman Populist Central ropy sediment, all point to the decline
Messrs. Wilson and Knowles passed great as at first anticipated.
of your manhooi. There arc hundreds
The schooner Del Norte left San Fran through Florence Tuesday on their way j
Committee.
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cisco a few days ago bound for this from Smith river to Indepennence.
J oshua J. W altox , Chairman Dem who die Of this difficulty, ignorant of
,
MASS MEETING,
the cause. The doctors will guarantee
port.
ocratic Central Coinmitteu.
Miss Maggie Brund returned to her .
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Tlie San Francisco Examiner and the home Saturday, having spent several. The mass meeting in the Odd Fellow’s
C. H. B akkb , Chairman Silver Re- a perfect cure in all such cases, and
healthy restoration of the Gcnito Urin
W asTforone year $2.60 paid in ml- days visiting friends and relatives
j h»U Inst Friday evening to nominate pubiicuu Central Committee.
ary Organs.
vance.
Florence.
-
candidates for city officers to be balloted
CITY ELECTION-
READER—Are you in trouble?
K dneate T o u r B o w e l! W ith rwaenrata.
Mr. Walter Gilbert of Northfield, 1 for Tuesday was very well attended.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
Have yon been treated and never cured ?
Ifle.Ific. It C. C C. fall. druEKlstsrefund money Minn., who spent some time in our
E. K. Benedict was chosen chairman
The election of the city officers for You dnre not risk a return of the dis
The many friends of Miss I.ida Lowe valley about three years ago lins recent- and John H. Morris secretary. Andrew Florehce passe«! off very quietly Tues ease. It may appear when happy in
1 Brund and C, C. Behnke were appointed day, for had a stranger entered onr little domestic life. * Our New Method
of Glenada will regret to hear of her si« ly returne«!.
John
Safley
lias
returned
from
h
is
; tellers.
berg he would fiever have known that Treatment is your refuge. If diseased, None who are engaged in any of the mechanical
vere illness.
of council there was an election being held, that is
consult us confidentially.
The Lillian towed a raft of logs from trip to the Sound cities and seems to! Nominations for president
pursuit« can succeed without rending and
It was decided if he happened to he fortunate enough
WRITE (enclosing stamps for roply)
Mapleton down to the Spruce Point think the Siuslaw very pearly perfect in were declared in order.
to
nominate
two
candidates.
Thu
nnmos
to escape the electionerers who have for our fntsrsating took. “ A Warning
comparison.
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
mill Monday.
of F B Wilson, E E Benedict, W H been canvassing the town for the past Voice." Sent free. All letter» kept
George Brainard started to San Fran
Hopd’s Pills are prompt, efficient, al-
Weatberson, J C Flint and A R But-
and mechanical Arts. It is illustrated with
way« reliable, easy to take, easy to cisco where lie hopes to obtain employ tolpli were proposed. Each of them wees in the interest of some of the strictly private and confidential. Ail
candidates
they
wished
elected.
answer»
sent
in
plain
sealed
envelope.
ment. His family will remain at Acme
all modern cuts of latest inventions in ail
operate. 25c.
objected to accepting and Messrs. Wil
The following officers were elected:
No C. O. D. business.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans are very during the summer.
son, Flint and Buttolpl. postively
For president, W. H. Weatberson I
the branches of mechanism, and its fund of
Mr. John Powell brought his wife declined. Ballot being taken Benedict
happy over the arrival of a sou at their
was elected over E. E. Benedict by a} Consultation by Mail Absolutely Free.
from
Mapleton
Monday
to
receive
medi
knowledge is iusi'parably connected with in
home on April 6th.
and Weatberson were declared elected. large majority.
For recorder Messrs. Behnke, Morris,
It it reported that I. B. Cushman has cal aid. Mrs. Stinglev is cooking at the
The
four
that
received
the
most
votes
WRITE TODAY'.
ventors anti mechanics.
Sold with Tun
Knotts, A F Hurd, Pond, and Anderson out of the seven that were proposed for
secured the tug Hunter, of Uinpqua, to logging camp in her place.
L.
P.
Tallman
was
in
Florence
Satur
were
suggested.
Vote
l>sing
taken
do the towing on the Siuslaw.
W est at clubbing rates.
cnnnciinien are: O. W. Hurd, Win.
A ddress
Mrs. Geo. Bradley recieved the sad day. He is very much pleased with his John II. Morris was declared no Kyle, Ludvig Christensen and John A.
Or- W- H Saunders & Co
new« of the death of her brother, Earl new Monteith evaporator, as indeed all minated.
Yates. Who will take their scats as
69 Spro.it St., Detroit, Mich.
are who have tried that kind.
On the first ballot for a candidate for councilman for the ensuing year.
Young who was with his parents in Ari-
Miss
Charlotte
Vanderburg,
Mr«.
W.
marshal G O Cumpton wrr nominated.
John H. Morris was elected recorder. '
.ona.
D. W. Stibbens showed us a few H. Weatberson nnd children and Messrs. John Yates and J C Flint receiving the Having no cauipctitor he received all | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
samples of evaporated vegetables the Vanderburg and Brund spent Saturday same number of votes another ballot the votes but one, which was cast at
Land Office a« Bossburg, Orraron.
otliet day. He had just got ids evapo and Sunday visiting friends at Point was necessary to nominal«* t lie second random and happened to hit F. B.
February I I . 1S9K.
cnmlidnta and J C Flint received the Wilson.
rator ready for operation and the Terrace.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the (oUowiug-
Supervisor Schulte has been vigorous nominntion.
For marshal G. C. Cumpton was named »ettler haa filed notice of her intention
samples were about the first lie dried
ly pushing the work of road building.
Nominations for trnstees were then elected over J. C. Flint by quite a large to tanks final proof in support of h rr claim and
but they were nice just the same.
He expects to have a crew of men at I ¡n orderfor which office the following majority. Mr. Flint having said he that said proof w ill be mad*- before C. II. H o l
j' W >-To-B ac fo r F ifty Cents.
lisi) V. 8. CoiauuMlancr at Florence. Orason,
,Q ^ ra n to c d toliacco habit rum makes woak work near Patterson's, above Acme, were proposed: Messrs. O W Hurd, would nut accept the office if eleete«!.
,
. ,
on A (<tl»th, 11M, via: Hannah (!. Foster, on
asen strung, blood pure. 50c, 81. A ll druggists. this week.
j Kyle, Christensen, Buttolph, Yates,
Thu people of Florence might surely to [,, , 110.
, i or tho n !i ne’ i sec. 28; and
The evidence in the case prove«
Messrs. Tliomas Easily, Levi Coath, < Anderson, Behnke, Evans, Knotts, feel pioud of thia election, as they have ae'i.aec. 11; tp. I l i.. r. I t w.!<t.
She naine* tliu M lo w in u witueuesto prove
Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism, Elick Veit, J. M. Eddy and G. W. I Wilson, Montgomery, Fellinan, Wcntli- succeeded in electing some of the ablest
This monthly magazine ia one of the very
tfyrpephia, catarrh, that tired feeling, Lili of Eugene arrived here Friday. ! erson anil A 0 Funke. After voting and best qualified citizens of Florence, tier continuous rest teneu upon and cultivatiou
of. said lend, viz:
beat printed in thia country, and if sold
tetofnla, salt rheum, boils, humors und After remaining a couple of davs t h e , Kyle, Hnrd, Christensen, Behnke, to the offices
of
public trust, Alice K. Burn*, li. H I.awton and ». O.
- SS Wood diseases.
to alt Httbrcribern at rates within the
filet tiirce started on a prospecting tour! Evnns, Yates, Knotts and Fellinan and they ought to he complimented | Lindaley of Florence, Or., and W illiam »Hubert
The C usliman mill started up again in the mountains, while the others were declared nominated. As Mr. upon tlie non-partisanship which they j of Acme. Oregon,
ability of all to pay. It ia finely illua
R H. V s cren,
since the return of Mr. Cushman. He remained here and expect to start for Knotts declined another ballot was are capable of showing in case of nil J
R esi-ter.
aaya^hnt the mill will mu steady from their home today.
taken and Mr. Pond received the largest emergency._______________ _
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trated aud preaenta the natosf of famous
ndw on as they can get all the schooner« ,
number of votes but declined the honor.
CHANGE OF LOCATION
NOTICE FOR PU3LIOATION
SUNDAY SERVICES.
authors aa contributors.
T sr Wear
It was then decided not to nominate
they'want to take the lumber to San
another candidate for tbe office. There
Erpnciee''.
»
L
h ii I Office, JtuMburg,
Tlie Northern Pacific Ticket office lias i
SundayschoollO a.iii. Preaching at
and tho Cosmopolitan are sold at re»
March 3 ,1Mb. |
being no other business to transact the
ANTED-TRVSTWORTHY AND
been clianged from its former locution N olic«i* hereby elven that th# followlns- (
11 a. m. by Rev. Mr. Marsh.
meeting
adjourned.
active gentlemen or ladies to
duced rates at thia office.
over Hall's grocery store, to more com ntu ifd settler bar died notice of I ll s in tt utlon i
The morning service will be an Easter
travel for responsible, established house service,
modious quarters, with “Tim Eugene to make f ilia l proof in support of his claim, and
HOWS THIS?
gon. Mont lily $05.00 and expenses,
Real estate Agency," on the ground that ui<l Proof «rill be lu J e before R. H .
BIBLE CLASS.
Holden, V. 8. Rom «ilnioiiof, Florence, Orecun.
on steady. Reference. Enclose
floor, first door North of Griffin’s hard on April 18,1S9S, viz; John L. b e hllu on h. |e.
Lesson-History of the Bible, pages
Bdressed stamped envelope. The
Wc offer One Hundred Dollars Re ware store, directly opposite the Guard no. 7KI8, forth«:
ew1*, see. H ; e.'i nw>4 end
54 and 65 and claims of the Bible, 68 ward for any case of catarrh that cannot
nion Company, Dept. Y Chicago,
office, where they will be pleased to see Jot 3, sec IS; tp. IT ».. r. I l we*t
and 69. The class will not meet nntil be cured hv Halt’s Gatarili Cure.
He uemei the followllis witnesses to prove
We are informed that it is a settled
any persons contemplating n trip East
Let every member be pres- ’ F. J. Cheney «Sc Co., Props.,Toledo, O.
hie continuous reeidonce upon an J cultivation
fact that we are to have a vessel built April 25th.
or South.
of mid land, vis:
f We the undersigned, have known F.
•tAciue this summer, with some of our ent,
For full information coiwerning rates, U. Dowell of Mercer Lake. Or., and J. Lavage,
I. G. Knotts, Pastor,
; J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and ; routes, time tables etc., call or address, M. Hath amt F. Button of Florence, Oregon
citizens for part of the stockholders-
K. M VcaTcii,
j lielieve hits perfectly honorable in all :
REPUBLICAN P R IM A R Y .
It is to cost $27,030, and preparations
it. M c M chwiv , Geueral Agent,
Kefiinfar.
"We <o sot take possession of onr Mezz but ars posissasd by tkts
i business transactions and financially ;
ei ng made to commence work as soon
Opposite Guard Office, Eugene.
able
Io
carry
out
any
obligations
made
They su ite r «a oad forco na Into tho area«,
«plans and specifications arrive
The regular republican primary
GREENLEAF ITEMS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
' by their firm.
i San Francisco where they arc i j.fOrtnC4j precinct to elect delegates
Whoro like gladlatora, wo must fight for them."
drawn up.
| t,io county convention at Eugene was , West & Truax, wholesale ilruggists
Bv a W kst C obrespoxdest .
Such ia (he exalted motto of tiie Arena, aud the
Land OHi-e, t l Roseburg. Oregon.
ore buying tickets to any point in held in Hurd's ball in Florence Satur- i Toledo, O. Yt aiding, Rinnan A Marvin,
March ». IIS *
wholesale
druggists,
Toledo,
Ohio.
entire contents of this monthly magazine
|i.tst or South it will be to your ad day afternoon.
March 31, 1898.
notice 1« hereby given that the followtng-
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken iutcnml-
namixt settler baa filed notice of his intretion
The meeting was called to order by
age to consult tho Northern Pacific
Mrs.
Morsmsn
of
Alpha
has
been
are upon a piano and in keeping with its
to make final proof io support nf bis claim, nnd j
Iway Company. Wc -re the quick- W. R. McCornack, niemlu-r of the lv acting directly npon the blood und
that w ld proof w ill bo made bcfnpe C. ft. Hoi '
system. Price I quite ill.
‘ line to Kansas City, Omaha, Sf. county central committee. W. R. Mc mucous surfaces <4 tho
motto.
The |Arona'a gallery ¡of) eminent
all druggists, j More bay has been sold for $2.60 a ton dsn, U. 8. ConirnlHioner at Lake Pn-etnet. J
Sis or other Missouri River points. Cormick was ejected chairman and W. 75c. per Isritle. Sold by
Douglas county, Oregon on April I t , ISPS, viz: i
;
here
recently.
Testimonials
free.
thinker»
i» a groupiot.iuteresting^lmen and
Jame* M. Young on h. o. na. TiSI for the w!;
Don't forget this; 3Jays to St. Paul; 3*-' H. YVcalbcrsou secretary. After con
I
Hall's Family Pills are tbc be»t.
loionard Tabor came home from the swL, and H ' i »w 'i, sec. Si, tp. 11 • , r. 11 W.
to Chicago aud 41» to Now York and siderable discussiofl as to how the
women, nnd their^thonghbi'are worthy tho
. valley to day,
other Eastern cities. For full informa- delegates should lie chosen, it was
h it ronthmou« ranidewc» npon and cuItlTAticm
ALPHA CLIPPINCS-
R McMurphy, decided to elect them one at a time,
! Chailey Rowe aud wife have gone to I of M iti land, viz:
conauleratitm ot all people. Tho Areua us
tion call or address
' Uyron W. Poney, Knut O. NtMUy and I t
»cral Agent, Opposite Guard office, the person receiving the highest number
; Washington.
sold with T he W est .
iik* of Ad», Or<, und 1«. I ’. Ander on
gene,
, of votes to lie declared elected.
B y E vex C navoe .
Lucas Wheeler came in to-dny and is W
Xlc reuce, Oregou.
Icrchant O. W Hurd is up with tbc
John II. Morris and C. C. Behnke ;
working on his farm on Nelson crock.
R. M Veatrh,
es on all points pertaining to his bus-' were appointed tellers,
j Mrs. David Hnnter is dangerously 1)1. . A umnlier of Deadwood people propose
ss. He lately employml another , On the first ballot for delegate O. W. j Mr. J. Moretnan and family expect j t0 g„ tounstern Oregon or eastern Wash
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rk in his store. Tbe new-employee is Hurd received 20 votes, J. I. Butterfield
i^ y e, in a few days for their iorjuerj ington to work this summer,
imltotne accommodating single gen 3, J. L. Furnish 4, and George Morris 1. )
jn WMhington
Mo, t
, he (r„it bnd« have escaped !
second b
ballot W.
«an , Cbarle. Vanderburg by nam e.' On the weond
a H. Weather
l l e
t
p o|u rf
; t|anwgt ,,y froit t|iu,
Tll, u>ernw. :
Lend 09tc-, Roacbiirt, Oroson.
March 7 ,1 W
j
ed-m< u( his t|«ccinl duties in the store . son received 15 votes, J. I. Butterfield
water works und ' <«r »’ood at 32 degrees this morning.
the young
¡“^ t n fo r'G w w n a leT ............. ....
j J -A . and Clarence Burnett. Emil Notice l-> hereby glvsn ».hat the ioUow lax-|
young ladies who i Hand I. B.Cnshman 7.
naniail scttl-r lie* filed uoltu« of his intention I
cvuic to tiie store to trade.
t
» v i
Ruliert aud Marion W heeler spent Mon- to make final |>nx»i In Mipput; of b i,c la im , and i
was
W
m.
Ham
s
and
Elmer
Lamb
leave
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,r.
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Tlie third time Amos Hating
T o C ere C on atlp ettua Foravar.
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: dav bunting in the mountains. They that »aid pr.xd w ill he tootleliticraC. tl. H u l-t
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,
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'W T s k c «'«ararets C-.riUy Cathartic. 10c or 26«. eltxted, receiving 16 votes to 9 for for Eastern Y\ aslungton next week, to
*' n *• r ‘*n‘u’iM i'>n«r nt Lake Frcciuct. D o u r-1.
.
.
.
,
,
,
! saw a tiumlier o( tine ilcor but tlieir I <
I f C C. C. fail locure. drugzi»'-» refund monuy.
itoorge Morrte
work during the summer.
I markmsr.sliip. the game law or some- la ,rin in lr. O n juU , on April I ' , HJS, vl«: John
Shultz o i l t l . S. ou 67iC for the »«'« nc', n t . t l ;
A revere earthquake shock passed
On the fourth ballot L, II. Hoehm
George Pcil of Noli, is on our creek i U). .^ » en ted their getting any.
n«, strf,. ■ *'« Sw’-i see. 12; Ip. 17 r., r. 11 W.
Mirought California March 30tli about was chosen receiving 18 votes to George ,
after his ranch and mill. Geo- ■ A jot o, , , )e , . , | ve, tomwlit in fh iii
lie name»the fottuwina wttne»*r« to prove
innlntght. Thu most conservative esti- Morris HL
*
rgu rays Deadwood is the pla.e for him ■ t
!ire w i,i ,„ | 1.1« co,.tlauoZsre«M«mezj»ouaiwl e.ntivatlon
itfatu the damage to Federal property
The fifth lime George M om . received
al|ll
t. , rccta lo bHllg ,li# Um1„
ua(l ere(1 t<j
of(]ert
|;f> „ ,
A.
on Mare island at more than $100,000.; , j VO| C# to 17 for J. A. McLead who t>sck this fall.
i a bead «• Eugene hilt few «4 ihoec Whodrew F. Hartiry of Fiorunc«, Qr. »nA
k A\ o rk
it» the yard was suspended, w-as declared elected.
The Alpha school opened under the j raised them got any where near that fig- Anrt.-r*ou of Arras,Oregon,
I N''i,<-of the war vcsm I s were injured.
Un the sixth ballot George Morris was
u. M. Vt«rcz
the management of Mi;» Elba Mock of ,j,e
H«if*tt«r.
¡F a n 1 raneisco was badly shaken, also »head having It votes to 10 fni J. I.
Elmira. Mis. M«x:k conies to us highly ; n q j ,O E~FO R ' P U B L IC A T IO N ._______________
ri«*.
Davidson ! Butterfield and 7 for YV.
reroiiiinendcd and ue w tsh her suixess
The seventh time W. L. I irk was »nJ a piuasant summer among our
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L a i i <| Oflicv at R-niCbiirsr, Oreffim,
khi: veteran earthquake expert says the
chosen lie having 12 votes, J I Buttif young (a-opic.
M»fch fiQ.
shock lasted about seventeen- et-eultds.
'
Notice in bppfbv
fhnt Jh» iollunlttff-
f.-nd tlfik-c, at Rnoctiurr, OrejOfi.
field 10 and Cal Brscy 7.
I lie party given by Ed Haight and i m a d fattier Ua» A>«1 iwitice oí hl- fnr»*iuion
Maveh 14,19*.
fliis made up the full nnrrtlc r c ’
tirtt'f E'.rtba, April 1st, wns one of the 1 to make <ik»l proof I’. .»t>pporC of HU
Nutise ia hereby riven that the fallowtn».
»nil
delegates, those chosen living 0
tuoet enjoyable events of the y«atr. that said proof w ill nirtüt* befoM C. II. Ilol- n .u i.'l »etiler ba, Alad neMot ->t hie intention
1 Hurd, W. II. YVeatlier»ou, Arnot liar-
Tbnjc present were Missus Bertha tleii. V. f*. C o iain lttim er i f t» k» Precinct. to nutae final pya-.l ln »upport of btarlaia», and
' ing, C. H. Huldcti, J. A. McLeo-1 Geo
fHHiirl»x
Oie., on May 14,
viz; tha: 'aid proof w ill he made before C. H. Hob
Haight, Elinor Hair, th lo e I'opc, Clara i E tna M. Black on h. e. i»n. a'H . for tl»« •»«•** ficn V. S. L'oina»i»«i>m<r, at Floroncc, «ytegou on
rge Morris and W. 1«. Fis|i-
Tabor; Mrs. Isabell Potter!, .Mr. and ‘ «4«.
»• R’* 1« n tr*i aee. 17. o’ , ne*^ »e<*. 14; April TO.'WS», viz.: Lew i, 8-tter» on h. e. no.
C. Holden was thru nonunnted (<>r
Mrs. Gtbson ; Messrs. Ed Haight, Fred t«p. a> r. ii Wc
7M7 for tho • » • * « S .
7*: » S n**-* find ueAg
‘ justice al the peace by acclamstion and
He uaitoff the M lo w itr,’ a ltnPMAS fn prove ' nwS, rre. 3»t; tp 17 a., r. 19 W.
E. A Evans for constable in the «»me Peil, Charley Tope, laxmard Talmr, hl- coutt*niotia lY' iáea’X* upan »tel cul9$t»uiMt j He v .m e i the (nllnwtnr wlfneatr, to p r ’V c ;
Eltuer Lsiuh a ml Ernest Talinr.
51» coiutnnnnareHdcnco upon and enllivatton j
of »ni«! l*n*l, vix;
way.
J A. Búa»« W illiam A. fm $»«
Md » 1 .1 of -ael kind, via: *1
O. YV. Hurd waseleeted a tnmitlier of
’O S lin O ¿paoj-tod «e»q osmi » w « T o w u » t i ’l B. L. Wilke?, nit U t» k « rr ,r.--t, j A. P. Walker, W. W. Ncvty, T . J. Neely and j
tin-county central connnitte«: by ac jo
»pimanniy, -sni.iwdcijtisj ».J iooji jo or* << h i .
John L. Dahlia, a il uf Mapleton, On-can
clamation.
R. M. V satcz,
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R. M. Vrarcw .
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Rr»i»ter. *
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- meeting thin adjourned.
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Proprietor.
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