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Daily Eugene Guard FRIDAY JAN 26 All Popular Brand, of CIGARS FOR 8ALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191. HlthVlTIKS Dr Lowe, optlolan, wltb J B Luckey. Bicycles repaired while you wnlt. C C Matlock. Attend the aobool meeting at the court house toQlght. Bicycle tuppllea of all kinds on band. ; C Matlock. Ail elegant line of cigar and lobao ooeajuat reoelved at the Barber Hhop cigar atore. We bave a few aecoud-banil wheel, for sale cheap, cash or Installments. 0 V Mullock. Tioketa are now on aole at the Corner JJrug Btare for the Old Maids' Conven tion, for 26 and SO nenls. Ladles' aud mltaea' leggings, black, Jersey knit, full button, $1 value; now 6fio, at Barker Quo Works. Now la tbe time to make the wife liappy wltb tbat air tight beater. Price very low at F L Chambers.' Look out for entertainment by tbe ladles of Bt. Mary's Episcopal Guild 00 Bt, Valentine evening, February 14. Ladles' and misses' leggings, Jeraey knit, black, full button, $1 value; clos ing at 66o, at Barker Gun Works. D. J. Clover la down from the Bo hemia mining d 1st riot. He reports a very mild winter so far, and stales thai prospectors bave been going In all winter. Horaoe Mann, formerly editor of the Cottage Grove Messenger, haa moveu to Medford, where he will take oharge of the Southern Oregon Eye. Mr Mann Is an able newspaper writer, and we wish blin auooeaa In bis new Held. Lewis Denuliv Salem, Ind., rays "Koilol Dyspepsia Cure did more good than anything I ever took." It dlgarte what you eat ami can not help bui cure dyspepsia and stomach trouble, Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btore. Klamath Falls Express: An I O. O. K. lodge was orgaulced at Bonanza lart Thursday by Deputy Grand Mas ter J. O Wllllta. or l.aknvlew. Thlr. teen members weie Initiated tbat night, and Frai.k Armstrong, of this place, assisted tbe members lu Initiat ing some twenty more tbe two follow lug nights. The case of Brlgharo H. Roberts, the Mormon reprueentatlve-alect from Utah, which haa oocupled so much of the attention of tbe bonse sluoe the as sembling ot congreea, waa decided Thursday by tbe adoption of a reeolu tloo to exclude him by a vote of 268 to 60. J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., write "X am willing to take my oatb that J waa cured of pneumonia entirely by tbe use One Minute Cough Cur after doctors failed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping oougb." Quickly relieve and cures ooughs, oolds, croup grippe and throat and lung troubles, Children all like It. Mothers endorse It. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug btore. "I am Indebted to One Minute cured me af lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their live to the prompt aotlou of thla uever fall' Ing remedy. It cum, ooughs, colds croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Ita early use prevents consumption. It la tbe only barmleaa remedy that glvea Im mediate result. Vinoent A Co, Cor ner Drug Store. The fruit grower about tbe olty re port that up to the present time the tree bave not been damaged by tb weather, aod In a great many oases the sap has not yet gone down. But If tbe weather should continue warm a It haa been, for a while and then turn oold, It would cause considerable damage, aa tb tree are budding In a good many oases. State of Ohio, Oily of Toledo, I Luoaa Conoty, J ' Frank. J. Chunky make oath that he 1 the eeulor partner of tb firm ol F. J. Cheney 4 Co., dolug busincaa In Hie oily of Toledo, county and state ai'ireemio, ana mat aain mm win pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall'b UATAnHll UUHB. Frank J. Ciiknky. Sworn to tefbre me and subscribed lu my preaence, tbla 6th day of Decern- Iwr, A. D., 1W6. . , A. W, Gi.iahc.n, hal Notary l'ubllc Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and act dlrecllv on tbe blood and mucous surfaces of tb system. Bend for testimonials, free. F. J. CHUNKY 4 Co., .Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggist, 76c Hail' Family fills are th beat. School weetinu tonight. At re. J. R. Kllisou Is very III. M O Warner tunes pianna and organs. Repairing and polishing. D. M. MoCrady, artistic painter and aper-hanger. Inquire or Inn orders ul Preston Halt. Just reoelved all the late models of 1900 Rambler and Ideal bicycles. C. C. Matixjk. Cash your Southern Pacific tini ohecka at the Cobweb saloon. Maybew & Reams. MCM that Is 11)00-lu somewhat shorter in Roman numerals than ltsirti MDCCCXCIX represented the date for but year. You can cash your Bouthern Pacific time checks at the Cobweb saloon. Mayhew k Reams. Do Witt's Little Early Risers purify tbe blood, clean tbe liver, Invigorate tbe system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles, Vin cent Co, Corner Drug Store. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give Immediate relief, or moi ey refunded. Sold In handsome In boxea at 26 cut. For sale by W L DeLano. The cash register and a slot machine In the barroom of the Hotel Foley, ot La Grande, waa robbed of $77 the morning of tbe 18ih,lo the temporary absence of the watchman. Just received a full oar load of eu perlor steel ranges and cook stove which were bought early. Prices still reasonable at F I. Chambers. No advance aa vet at F L Chambers In prices on Bain wagons, Racine bugglee, Monitor drills, Dandy dlec harrows. Oliver walking plows anu Pitts narrows, now is me nine to buy before this lot le nil sold. Experience Is the lust teacher. Use Acker' English Remedy lu any case of couKbs. colds or oroup. Should I) rail to give immediate rener money re- rillKleu. io cos anu ou cis. rorsaieny W L DeLano. G. H. Appleton, Justice of the peace, Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWllt's Little Early Risers are the best pille made for constipation. We ut.e no others." Quickly cures all liver and bowel trouble. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btore. Salem Journal: "What's tbe matter wltb Ira Campbell, of the Eugene GUAHD? HI paper the other day chronicled' tbe arrival of a 'seoond son' at 111 home. Is he trying to turn Lane county iuto the democratic oolumn again?" F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of Chicago, eaye: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia," It dl geata what you eat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all forms of dya pepala. Vluoent A Co, Comer Drug Store. Miss Annie Oglesby, ot Junction went to Cottage Grove today. Miss Oglesby will go to New Orleans uezt month with the Oregon delegation lo tbe National Press Association, and expeoU to take a display of ore fiou the Lane county mining dlstrlota, I want to let the people who sudor from rheumatism and aclatloa know tbat Chamberlain1 Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medicines and a doctor bad fulled. It la the beat liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alpharella, Ua. Thousand! have been oured of rheumatism by t 111 remedy. Que application relieves the pain, vor sale by w u uei.ano. Tim Ford, janitor of the U. S. cus torn bouse at Portland, died In that olty Thursday, January 26, after a lingering Illness. Ford waa formerly marshal of Roeeburgand a well known resident there for year. He leave a wife audune daughter. French Tansy Wafers, the world'i famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful perloda of ladies; are uever failing and aafe. Married ladle' frlenc' French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy lu the world; I in ported from Paris; take nothing else but Insist on geuulne; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company. Importers. 808 Turk St San Franolsoo. For sale bv all druu- glsta, or eent In plain wrapper direct u receipt oi aa. It has been demonstrated repeatedly In every state in the Union aud In many forelgu oouutrlea that Chamber lain1 Cnugb Remedy Is a certain pre ventive and oure for croup. It haa be- ootue th universal remedy for that disease. M V Fisher, of Liberty, W Va, only repeats what haa been aald around the globe when he wrliee: 1 1 have used Chamberlatu' Cuuuh Remedy In my family for several yearn and alwaya wltb perfect success. We believe that It I not only the best cough remedy, but that It In a sure cure fur croup. It haa saved the live of uur children a number nt Ilium." This remedy la for iwl bv w I, DeLano. TBANHFKKS K Item Ri-AliV, f.TC s-aass" IV KMHAI- lmllier.il About House. I on it Rral estate rrioitvaue Chattel mortgage Real estate mortgage $ Murlgage release 00 Halli-factlou of mnrlgsge Cj On KKAL KHTATB TKAMBACTIONS. . Paul Y Schneider lo A L aud E J Woodman, 100 acres; $500. J N and B Schneider and wife m A L and E J Woodard, 100 acres; 'W0. N Leathers and wile to D B Leath ern, 10 acres In tp 16 a r 4 w; $80. A J Smith to Chaa Kuudeu, one- fourth interest In Bohemia und Lucky Boy claims, Bohemia dlstricl; 10. W W Withers, sherlll, t P Couieggs 44 acres III tp 17 a r 2 w; $5.33. Tax deed. MINING JOC'ATIONS. Mansfield claim, Blue River; J Evans aud W L Beckner locator. Winner clulm, Blue Rivei; J lv am and W L Beckner locators. Monemla claim, Blue River, J Evans aud W L Beckner locator. IlKCLAHATION OF INTENTION. Thomas Knupal, a native of Austria, filed his declaration to become a citizen of the United Slates. All tb late prooea-ea, such a Carbon, rietlnolype, ilaa Relief, aod Royal a llromid w are able to furulab our 'patron. Celeron Panels and oval enclosure In many tint are tb neweat tbln in mounts. 20 lbs for $1.00 WW 00 liU !K IIHI 10 doll Dorily hai go " Portland on a tri,i, Harry Bilstow, of Cottage Grove, is In iu n. K. J. Eraser i bom . from Inde pilideuee. Geo. II Yeil.'gi' ii I' down from Blue River. W. Onen, of Mmirue, arrived up today for a viit O. B. Prael, the Portland traveling man, Is in Eugene. ('. R HutcheiH.of Wallerville,' left today for Nebrai-ka Chae VandenberK, of Cottage Grove, visited Eugene today. Mrs. A. 8. Pengra, of Riddle, Is vis iting relatives In Eugene. I H. N. Cockfline arrived home last I . ... i- .-allow. night from a trip down Hie valley. M. S. Woodcock, the Corvallls bun k after- TO AUKVKI1SK UKKuON. Wbat the Web Knot Editors Will do to Make Ua Known. The delegation from Oregon to the National Editorial Association will leave Portland, Februa y to, for New Orleaos, and it Is Intended that print ed matter, samples of ores, greins, frulti, timber, eto , be taken along thoroughly lo advertise the state. A large lantern, together with several hundred slides, will alao be used by the delegation, the lanterns lobe In charge if William G. Steel, who has o success fully managed the Muznma tourr. The New Orleans Press Club, which occupies a fourtory building, fillers to exhibit to advantage any samples of Oregon products- which may be sent there, aud will give the same promi nence, aud will have favorable men tion made in the leading papers of the South. They say that this is a couile sy due the members of the press from Oregon. The club baa promised the use of a window from which the lan tern elide can be bIiowii. A OOOO RICF. 6 lbs for 25 cents MTtAVONtOAP. NEW SHOES" Just Received. ' Latest Styles. Bigger Assortment Than Ever. At Old Prices. AX BILLY. Nonce. M. S. Woodcock, er. returned to his home una noon. J. E. Audrens arrived home today from a short bimlneHS trip to poiuts north. ' K. B. Stevenson and W. R Wiiian left for ioinlK down the valley this alternoou. ' Marsh Belshaw left this afternoon f.ir his home in Farminglon, Wash, after a brief visit here with relatives and frieuds . Mrs. Hanioo, of EugeDe, Is In Oot- lae Grove, tills week, the gueBt of her daughters, Mrs. J. H. Medley and Mr. A. W. Wallace. . F. Nelsen, who has been spending several weeks here, left for his home in Dakota today.. He expec's to return here at some future time. Mrs. Eugene Chase and children left thiB afternoon for Wilcox, Wash, to join her husband. The family resided here for feveral months, Mr Chase being a B . hemla mining expert J. H. O'Neill, the well-kuown trav eling passenger agent for the O. It. & N. Co., was lu Eugene today, Mr. O'Neill has recently returned from the Philippines, where be went with one of the company's boats, which was chartered as a government transport. Some Premiums. '1 lie folio lug premiums were taken at the state poultry show held at Al bany, by Line county fanciers, H. C. 15. Leghorns Wheeler Bros first on pullet. 8. C. W. Leghorns Cabor & Keen ey, 3rd on pen. B. B. R. Game George Fisher, 1st on hen aud 3rd ou cockrel 8. D. W, Gatue-Geo Fisher 1st on cockerel and pullet, R. Pile Game Geo Fisher, 1st on The W. R. P. L. will meet with Mrs. J, J. Walton, at her home on Ninlhi streil, Saturday, 27th Inst, at 2 p. in. ! All members urged to prompt attend ance. I A Hoksk Tradk. Justice Wlntei- melrer heard a iase today wherein E. Icoekiel aud 3rd on hen. I). Wlckam, of Springfield, sued .1. M. W. Georgia Game Geo Fish r, 1st Talley, of Eugeue, for $7, the "boot" on ; ou cockrel and pullet. a horse trade. The defendant claimed! Henney Game Geo Plsher, 1st., the horse begot was bulky, and put In , Pit Game George Fisher, 1st on a counter claim of $30- Harbaugb & i cock, ben, cockeiel and pullet. K-iMHeuger appeared for plalutltl and L ; Jap Game (leotge Fisher, 1st on Bllyeu tor defeudaut. The cave was cockerel and pullet. taken under advisement and hna not 8 H Hamburgn Giorg' Fn-her, 1st been decided yet. 0a cook, hell, cockerel, pullet and pen. TmkyGavb It Up. Cottage Grove Leader: The suit of Thus. W. Jenkins against Misses Ray and Bee to recover some furniture and silverware, which he claimed to have l lined ti em New Years, did lint mulerlallr.e as the girls gave up the properly after due consideration. Frost. Quito a frost this morning wltb tbe thermometer 30 degrees, two below Ireeielug, at six o'clock. Colder weather waa experienced lu the lower part of the valley. Examination at the public a bona Separate Company C will lnv lu Oral drill one week from next Tuesday evening. There will he no meeting on Tuesday January 301 h, lu order to give the members of the company a chance to attend the Monument Fund Benefit given by the Patrlnlio League. They bave not received the equipments yet, although they are getting everythli g In readiness. Miss Mollle Hunt Is 111 with typhoid fever at her muthei's resideuce on Fei ry street. ' The pupils of the Convent of Mercy of Eugene will give a juvenile theat rlaal and vocal entertainment lu Col tage Grove on February 17, for the benefit of the church In that city. Some wiud nnit have been in cir cutallnn down the vnlley the first of the week. The water tower of the Monmouth water plant was blown over, Mondny night aud completely demolished. Llltle Nesel Lewis, who plays Katie In Murray A Long's production of the suooeasful English play, "L'udon Life," Is said to be one of the c!eve"et ohlld actresses now before die put lie. Her methods are declared to be charm ingly natural and utterly devoid of the pariot-llke utterances ol uiost children and, It la anserted, she Is ail attract Inn lu herself and well worth seeing. Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. A FERNINST IT. Mr. Oldway Violently Opposes Levying a School Tax. his wife abused. Getandkkkp Vai.lrv, Ok., Jan. 24. 1900. Mistkk Epitkk: I see by the GUARD that you'uu over to Ugeen air goin' to have nieelin' to vote a school tacks. I wan'l to say a few words of warnin' to the voters of your deestrick: Feller citizens, don't you do It! We air taxed to death now. Here in our deet-lrick they have jest voted a lacks that will cost me a dollar on every $11100 I've got, which Is a uuholy and unjust demand. I have labored and saved until I've got gomethin' uigh $10,000, und I ain't got no 10 (lollarB to wnisl on schools, neither have you. ippressed comrudes. Haulier she's got some propity bio, but she's rite in lur a tacks. She went to the metin' anil voted fer It. Think of tlia', Mr. Editer, a feller's own wife votin squar' aglu him, and the law allows her to do that very thing, bein' us she's cot propity in her name. I give her a talklu' to about It, and Mr. Editer. It was a hart-rendin' trial to here the way she persecuted me, Obadlah," sez Bhe, "you're a mean, stingy, miserly, selfish, bard-harted old egotist (whatever that is, I don't know), and uir too close fisted to pay a cent. What does $10 amouut to side all you've got hoarded up where it dou't do you nor nobody else any good? Think you can take it into tbe next world do ye? Well, all I can say is, it'll get melted If you do. You spend more than $10 s year for lobaccer at thrf grosry, anu it dou't do you a mite of good, and you know it." "Hummer," box I, "too much schoollu' ain't good for children. It tills the loonalick asylums." "Did you get too much schoolin'," sez she. "Is that what made you such a bl lomin' Ijoi? Them children ain'l in liulf as much danger in school as they air out. If we didn't have our grandchildren to stud, I'd vote for tacks anyhow, ruther thau Bee the rlsiu' generation liangiu' arotiud the grosry, ulisteniu' to you loafers tell lies; pickiu' up seegur stumps lu the mud, and smokiu' of 'em; leurnin' ul Hut's wicked and sinful uuder Hie sun Learuin' to pilfer and gtmble, unci lie and cheat and swtar. Keeps 'em out of llie asylum for loonatlcks, doe9 it, O adiith Oidwsy? May be it does; hut why? Because it puts tlietn in the pentiytentiary instid. You'uns as air so miserly about speudiu' a cent on your neighbor's children to send them to school, will have to give an account of yourselves some day, and the Lord'll say, 'Oldtfay, what did you do with that ttlent I give you for school pur-pofei-?' Aud you'll have to haug your head and Bay, 'I chawed it up lu tob-icjer and peauuts at the grosry.' Then you'll be catt iuto outer durkness among the goats." (Hanner she kuows the Skrlpter, I tell ye.) The government of tomorry is agolu' to depend ou the childern of today, aud they must be edjukated for the responsibility as is auoiu' to be placed ou 'em luslld of elukiug down Into besotted Ignoramuses as would let the govermcut go to ruin. Talk about love of jrour country, Obadlah Oldway! Talk about goiu' lo war, and glvlu' your life for her! Talk is cheep, but when it comes lo givln' $10 towarda savin' her future aud keeplu her onto a solid loiindatiun you lose your paytri otntim." I got up and got out, for I couldn't ttand her abuse any longer She mude me feel as If I'd orter voted fur the tucks 50 times instid of votin' agio it. Hnwsouiever, you men at Ugeen haven't got Huuner to make life a burden for ye, to do all you can to put down tbo oppresulu' school tacks, for you'll ueed all your spare money, seem the election is comlti this year. Right here I'd like to remark that I announce myself a caudydate for conuty school superintendent, and I promise if I am elected to do all I kin aglu these here extra taekse as Is draluln' us poor feller's pockets, also loeudevorto cut teacher's wages to nu a nioutli and board ; they can board annum iiKe tbey used to. Yours trjly, OlUlllAH EVKKAT Ol.UWAV P. S If you print ibis, Mr. Editor kiii.lh t w .... .. ..... ' a up me speinn- bo s to make a good impression on tbe voters. I aiu't got time iu huut up all the Tiis in tue dictionary. Don't send nanuer a paper with this lu. O. E. Q, Atteuilon, Everyludy. Every citiz u of our to u v. 1.1 lave -u upporwiuiy to augment the fucd now ou hands for the erection of tl. monument in the memory f r b men,e,l ,olllU.r boy, by purchasing l..ket, to tbe entertainment to be R.veu at the opera house Tuesday even iK Uext. O.. sale at Corner dtug 9tore ! 2', 55 and M cents. KM.-rv.-fhe A V. Peter, .!ore i. n w vs.-ant, the first time aii-oe it was e.. In. few da, workmen m bMearmg.tdowu.o make rootu fo the hsmlsome bank bul!dlna , erected ...rnmefo: th; Eug. . i , Htvlu.,,.ink. g" WHKAT.-TI,elnKet , ,,Uin,m j -1U, still ,1UIM s, ? ' Wall Paper... We have dec'uled to discontinue our- rl.iiovlTvimr nnrl .... N aoing so win unci buuio oi mo nnest I ot paper in mine ai Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. 0 WMm CD. SOCIAL. FIRST CLASS.... ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. The regular monthly meeting of the Academy of Science of tbe TJul ersity of Oregon will meet Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the physical lecture room, Deady Hull. The priuciual paper of the evening will be 'The Use of Eleolricity in Chemical Manufac ture," by Dr Arthur Lachman. Elec tion of officers will also be held. Doors open for reading at 7:30. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK, The address at tbe First Christian church last evening in the interest of Sunday Schools by Supt. E. 13. titev eiisou, iu charge of the coast work for the American Association, was listen ed to by a good audience. This work has grown rapidly all over the United States in the past few years, aud greater activity than ever la now apparent. This morning at the M. E. cliuich at 10 o'clock au enthusiastic audience of teachers was addressed by Mr. Steven son and W. R. VViuaus, state suierlu teudeiii. . STUDENTS' KEC1TAL. Tomorrow night at Villard Hall a recital will be given by the students of W. (iillord Adsh and Miss V.arguerite Hausen, of the University of Oregon musical lienurtmeut. Admission is free aud friends of the University are Invited to attend. Kollowiug is tbe I'KOURAM. a, America, b, SwIngSoug Itlch Ferber Miss Frelda (jolusmith Psvauo Hortwrt Sbarji Miss Mttrtlm Washburn The ravmie wits a slow nnd etstoly (Isnco ot SDAIilsn uriuln. ixiniilrtr In ihn leu. -...i l-.i. ceuturler a, Gnvotte ant Musette .13 Rnoh u, Pruatn anil Awakeniutf Uenuo! Jllss u mule Coekerllne in..n. .. . . l...vUn.u.,o nna nilUlU r reilCn UHUCO. DOIIU- lar liilUeUamof Uiuls XV. It frequently ln- awKtwi i. u.ui-o move ment ol the sftino Hurled iiueomuuuicd bT museltesorbagplnus. Breeze of the Summer Nlghl Lamothe Jrctuouielt'lub W"llz Godard MissSadloFord It tiodard, a modern Freiiuh comiiosMr.! "song Without Words," e major... Mcnueiuuhn Miss Winnie Smith "a!B Knglemann ansa alary Warlleln Vocal Solo-Sc:,nade DcKovon Miaa Lulu Kcnshaw a. apneo f3.i t.euiie unamiuade miss uaEel Bickers lirlpr 1. Va-w.,1. j ..... ... Soto "1'" -"'. " modern com",.a,o,l The Hoffna W OZEIGLtR,p,0MrJ SUNDAY DINNERS 6oJ EUGENE, OREGON. HOTEIi EUGEJEl Hcllcnbetk Bros. & Brisltw, Pnrf Rates $1.00 and 52.00 piriij! Adequate accommodations (or aai iufii, xiuiuiquiiriers ior liiiuura. EUGENE, OREGON. Da; & Henderson, lllilri tninaimers. lor. Wii. and 7th tb. J. W. KAYS EM3ALMERS and FllNFRAL a. iiaoromntu. a Hat . wnn..K... "' """. minor L.'.f lecionka jiisi (,'amllle Carrol . L"!,lt,k",Dk,"' f K"ln composer. Tarantella Ularallcrailunioi minor and maior i A Sight in Venice E Nevin ...Hu-uonnonert-enellan bora Soug-uood Nlghl MlMRlla iA IKilieiberi Serin, a modern American oom" Walu Trebel Clot nub ..Vogel Albnuy Dem.icrat Jan. 25: Judge ,. , " uu wyatt returned this uoon from Ti.i.i., ...i , - --.v..., nunc UUUn mstsslon several aiys. ihe county clerk of Liuu c.unly a'fps his i.tliue mi luesilny and l(ur,ltty evenings, l0 wither, worKIgneii to register ''DoM!Graspat ttieShadou) '11 1 f-e ihe Substance. ' ' Uany people are but -nJows of their former ; - - cs ; due to neglect of , Look ut fr the t'-e fountain of life, '. ' -ic'ij substance; keep ' .Fi,re. h regular use of ' s Sjrsaparilla and ro-L- ' Mu'i ivill be the result. ' '; '""''. Md other tvor. '' ti.-.w of the ptst nj life ' li:nr.tj. U; ;;:":T Cough - "l,.,s twbUJ T s httfti me und three r m, mc ind mAde me strong" n ' Unr-','n-rnng. 'Del. J.CCtlJ SciUafmtitfa Uommltsioiiers Oourl. Court examined and approral p irts of supervisors iu dislricli5 3, 81, 73, 24. 22, 71,53,97, 8, ,U 16 and 87. V H Harsnherger, lumber II K J. Hmiih, gruvel ; A E VVbiteeker, putting doll corduroy.,.: - J F Smith, supervisor road dis trict. No 0 ... J V Simpson, suuervlwir mi district No vM S R Jetikius, supervisor road di trictJVo 73 SR Jenkins, lumber N P Hammittt, paid outonroi Dr J vv Harrl", visit Beeson F E Dunn, balance on linoleum-: IS P Hummitt, supervisor dis trict No 8 - Irwin Hodson Co, registration laws Gla8 & Prudhomme, registration muks W T Bailey, services as coma sinner ' J M Howe, deputy sherifl U'E Creed, for repairing ro crusher Charles Neopke, repairing ret crusher U Mocklin, hauiiug fromfMi dry! - H Steiuhuuer, niiid work... .- N W White, gravel Bohemia M & M Co, p.ft"- E M Sharp, gravel George Rlnehart, gravel - R E istou, supervisor road dW Nr. n W M Marshall, supervisor m district No 97 JB Young, supervifor rodi trlct No 53 -". A L Vaughau, supervlior a district No 81 Wm L Wheeler supervisor rot- district No 26 R D Hawley, aupervl" district No 71 J M Shaub, supervisor n- dlstrlct No 22 Alei Lewis, supervisor tow trlot No 87 W T. t.-o,-ua amiervisor TOau- ttn MA ,R 1.IUV , .i. I iv iv,,.,, ft niiiervisorrosu" trtct No 102 on i' ljaue oi allocs, wu.- crusher P u l.n,0,,l ct.hK ou crusher W M Marshall, nails J W Waltman, gravel R W Vealch. colislable J W Vatighan, justice few- Mary Bedford, will"-' Elisha Btoughton, Witney . . T r W'rntt i fl 1 v uruey - , :l lor i.rosecu lug attornej aud not for congressman. ,n.ofO'" t-t. rl. nULUitll'"""' . rl gOD, If SUIU W w " - . j I I lie H n' 1 l.f.lh.rl.onlyefreti CASTOR r Vnr Infants ani Hie Kind You Have oiuhrl. iTj Boars the Signature ol
