Central Point herald., March 19, 1908, Image 2

CÉKTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1908.
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S. A. P attison , E ditor .
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Reform N :» s .
Central Point State Bank
This «olurr.n in ertitod hy the preen
Superintendent o f the W. C. T. U. ot
Central Point, O K fU k
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I.AN CASTfcK . HUXINKäS M a NAP.ER
U is generally conceded that Yoanip
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
An independent Ifteal newspaper
People's Societies are the graate.it.
demoted to the interests o f Central
factor in bringing about the present
Point and the Hogue River Valley.
degree of “ practical Christianity.” DIUKCTORS—J. W. Merritt, President; W. C. Leever, Vice-President; T. M
Published Every Thursday.
Witten, Cashier; I. C. Robnett, W. J. Freeman.
j The more locally practical the com»
.•Jtlbscrfption price, $1,50 "per year, in mittees of a society are the more
advance.
j enthusiasm they create and the larger
Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
are the results, always providing the>
Bntered as Second-class Matter, May 4,
are Christian in spirit. Rev. Halliwell,
ItHMj, at the 1 Post 1 Office
at . Central Point, _ a a in
missionary
in s India,
»
iooiuiiui j
m
■ ii • it*, o says
n j o v C.
. E. is
LO D G E D IR E C T O R Y .
Oregon, under^the Art o f Congnesa of | ctoMetetfatfaU|y Enterprising. It is
interesting to notice some o f the un­
ENTRAL POINT LODGE NO. J93
—by the—
usual committees the Christian En­
I. O. O. F.
MUNICIPAL IMPROVE MUNIS.
deavor Societies o f India have created
Meets every Saturday evening at
to meet the needs there. There is the
7:30 p. m. in A. O. U. W. Hall,
>rTrVH 'A 'F C E N T R A L P O IN T va Hen committee. The members o f this
corner
Second and Pine Sts. Visit­
I.
o m m il Inn Itiiti
, k t them,
no m
r %
r / uwl
. *
-
• i /• o committee
buy V.ona
hens, ■> rear
brood
ing brothers are specially invited to
on the-eve of a period of chickens and seM them, turning th<^ meet with us when in town.
W. E P rice ,
Wonderful growth and develop* ! money into the treasury of the local G eo . L. F ord ,
Secretary.
Noble Grand1
ment is patent even to the most society. The Finger-Nail and Toe-Nail
casual observer. Being situated I Committee and the Tub Committee urge
i$i the center, of the beat section | deanlincas, even giving lesson* in
P R O F E S S IO N A L
e .,
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.
i bathing to the Junior Endeavorers-by
Of the most fertile valley in the actual drubbing when necessary. When
west; being; favored with a most, the seller* o f sweetmeats enter the JEROM E L. RAWHOUSER
delightful and healthful climate Mission compounds on the Sabbath and
PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON.
•i--l"l-l"l"l
-H I M I I ! I J"M T-M-l- •H-H-l-H-í-r-F-r-r-.’^r-t- I'-t-1 1 H-W-iX-h
and being surrounded with un- try to «trice the Juniors to buy of
Office second floor John R okx building,
over Herald office. Pine street.
developed resources, the mone- 1 them> th“ Sabbarh Sweetmeat Sellers'
TRAINS FOR PORTLAND.
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,
. | Proliibition Committee remind them
Call residence from office phone when
tary value o f which is almost J that they have no right in the compound
Trains leave Central Point
necessary, day or night.
for Portland and way
beyond the conception of the j on the Sabbath day and courteous' y but CENTRAL POINT . . . . . . OREGON
stations dailv at - - • 9:59 a. m.
Human mind Central Point is | firmly order them out. Thus the weak
5:49 p. m.
L E W I S & S O N S , P rop *.
bound to grow as the country [juniors are protected and the very
TRAINS FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
H. P. HARGRAVE
-mall
percentage
o
f
Sabbath
observers
D
K
-
around it grows, and prosper as
Leave Central Point - - - 10:20 a. m.
increased. The Graveyard Committee j
the country prospers. The de- | is composed o f young men, who. voiun-i
1:35 p .m .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ashland accommodation
9.-05 p.m.
g r e e o f growth ana the (quality | teer
keep neat and green the graves j
Office over First National Bank
Through Pullman, Standard and
>»t the-Sown which is yet to be in the cemetery, thus saving the church :
tourist cars on both trains; chair cars
built here depends largely on the the expense o f hiring a “ keeper.” In
Medford
O reg on
Sacramento to Portland and El Paso,
a
certain
High
School
the
Blackboard
Highest Market Price Paid for Beef, Pork and Mutton.
people who are now here.
and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis,
Committee go the rounds of all the j
Central Point is stilt1 a village. class-rooms every morning in the school [
New Orleans and Washington.
YV.e irwite your patronage.
CENTRAL POINT, ORE.
Connecting at San Francisco with
It has no water system, no year and place on the freshly cleaned
several
steamship
lines
for
HonofuitR
streets nor sidewalks worthy the blackboards a Gospel text. Lastly i j.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
name, no sanitary conveniences there is the Rat-tail Committee. Rats I £ R e m o v e d to N e w
South America.
are
the
purveyors
o
f
plague.
So
when
!
-j-
in the way of sewersystem, etc.,
B u ild in g X For particulars, sen
a plague is abroad, Rat-tailComroittees X.
but all conditions now point to are appointed, who search out all the | J
FRED PARKER, Agent,
With my fine line of
j-
Central Point station,
the fact that the time has arrived rats it is possible to find and kill them, j -|*
—or address-
when these modern municipal bringing the tails to the missionaries X F ru its,
C o n f e c t io n e r ie Ijl
W m .
M c MURRAY,
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improvements must be acquired. as evidence of the number-killed,
an d F resh B read.
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Gen. Pas. Agt., Portland, Ore.
The World's Christian Endeavor Con- j -p
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S O U T H and E A ST
Rogers’ Bros. Triple plated
SOUTHERN 0 AC 4 FIC CO.
The Best on Earth.
§
C E N T ! POINT PHARMACY
SHASTA ROUTE
Centra} Point M arket
FRESH and SALT MEATS.
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal.
13. C. G R I M
City Draying and Transfer
C e n tra l
F *o in t, O r e g o n
The question is how they can
vention will be held in India in 1910.
best be secured. It is not par­
ticularly a question of the amount A joint resolution to amend the Cbn- T I have added a first-class
Post Office Hours.
All kinds of hauling promptly done. Retail Dealer in Wood.
of money these things will cost, stitution of the United States “ to pro- j Ijl
L u n ch C o u n te r.
GENERAL DELIVERY HOURS.
but of how the greatest degree hibit the sale, manufacture and im- J X
Open 7:30 a. m. close 8:30 p. m.
o f comfort, health, safety and portation of alcoholic liquors, narcotics
Tim ber Land. A ct June 3. 1878. —
Sundays, open one hour after each
F. H. W E B B
and other drugs in the Uuited States
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE h'OH PUBLICATION.
train.
convenience for the people can except for medicinal, mcahanlcal and
U n ite d S t a t e s L a n d O fhice ,.
MONEY ORDERS
be secured for every dollar of sacramental purposes” was introduced
Roseburar. Oreptm, March 4. 1008.
D k t a I' t m e n b o f tiit . I n terio r ,
No money orders issued or cashed on
Notice is hereby «riven that in compliance with
Land Office at Roscburg, Oregon,
public money which may be ex­ in Congress by Acheson of Pennsylvania.
the
provisions
o
f
the act o f ConKr^Ks of Juno 3 .
January 24, 1908.
Sundays or hoUdays.
1878. entitled An act for the sale o f timber land»
pended.
Notice ¡«h ereb y (riven that Martha
Mrtchefl.- In the .States o f California, Oregon. Nevada, and
MAIL CLOSES.
sistcr and only heir at law o f Christiana M. Seavey, W ashington T erritory.” a* extended U. all the
It seem&to be universally con­ that the- best, people who come
o f Grant* Pat»*. Onugou. ha* hied notice o f her Public Land StAtes by act o f August 4. 1902. luiban
No.
14,
north
bound,
9:30
a.
m.
Due
intention to make final five year proof ip support B. Caster, o f Eatrie Point, county of Jackson.
ceded that the first thing to con­ to Oregon will come here- and i
, o f her claim, via: Homestead Entry No. 11950, State o f Oregon, filed in this office May 4.1907, hia
9:49 a. m.
' made August 19. 1902. for the Lot 4. Section 30, sworn statement. No. 8148. for the purchase of the
sider is the early installation of stay here and live here. It can j
No. 15, south bound, 9-30 a. m. Due and Lilts 1 and 2. Section 31, Township 32 South, | SWV. NEVi. NWVi SEVi. N E1 • SWW. SE1« NW 1,.,
Painting,
Range 3 East. W. M.. and that said p roof wil o f Section No. 30, in Township No. 31 South.
a municipal water system, but be done, and for every dollar ex­
lOtU a. m.
l>e made before Joseph M
, U. S. Commis­ ! Ran*« No. I East. W. M.. ami will offer p r W to
sioner, at Grant» Phss, Oregon, on
uhow that the land sought is more valuable for it»
before this can be done it will be pended we can all get more than!
No. 13, south bound, 12 m.
Due
timber or stone than for agricultural purpo. es.
W ednesday . M arch 25, 1908.
Papering,
12:28 p. m.
and
to establish his claim to said land before A. S.
necessary for the town to secure i00 cents in profiit and comfort j
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. the Iiliton, U. S. Commissioner, at hi» office, in Med­
No.
16,
north
bound,
4:50
p.
m.
Due
(rite services of some competent and happiness.
land, viz: William Grieve. Nelson Bly and Katie ford, Oregon, on
5:19 p. m.
Grieve, o f Prospect, Oregon, and Robert A. Dean,
T h u r sd a y , the 28th day o f M a y . 1908.
engineer who can outline the
Tinting,
o f Grants Pass. Oregon.
He names as witness; Andrew B. Chartraw. of
G uy E. T ex , P. M.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Derby. Oregron; Edward Hi«inbothan. of Derby.
best plan for securing a source
Register Oresron; Samuel Vestal, o f Eacle Point, Oregon;.
Notice to Subscribers.
Franklin M. Ckscer. o f Ehgrlh Point. Or**on
of supply, as well as the best
Signs.
Any and all persons claiminpr adversely th«
A recent ruling by the Post Office
above-described lands are requested to file their
ftrtJU Paru.
methods to follow in installing Department restricts the extensio
claims in this office on or before said 28th" «lay of
All Work Strictly First-class.
Lunatic
Postoffices.
Though In the torrid tone, Peru pos-
May. 1908.
BENJAM IN L. EDDY.
the plant. While this is being of credit by newspaper publishers to
In the lunatic asylums of Belgium
Register.
~
1
T-> •
r~\
*ewt«-s such diversity ot elevations and
done it would be wise to have their subscribers to a period not to ex­ Central
there
are
securely
locked
lioves
In
r
cint.
Ore.
fiim
n
tic
p^
u
iaim
.-*
a
s
to
b
e
«
m « to
Tim ber Land Act. June 3, 1878.
, produce almost any product known to which ever}’ Inmate may dei>oslt let­
street and sidewalk grades estab­ ceed one year form the date to which
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ters o f complaint. Three time* a week
the subscription is paid.
When a sub­
lished all over the town and also
these letter* are collected by outside o f ­
scriber is one year in arrears his name
to map out a sewer system and must be dropped or a one-cent stamp
ficials, who Investigate every case, and U n ite d S t a V e * L a n d O r r ic r ,
The Fig.
Roseburjr, Oregon, February 13, 1908.
I f any oth«*r food
tho date If a person asserts that he Is not Insane
any other modern improvements must be affixed to each copy o f the pa­
Is hereby given that in compliance witti
It Is the fig o f Smyrna or f ’re»ca, wash­ a prompt exam that Ion ensues by med­ the Notice
provisions
o f the act o f Congress o f June 3,
which are likely to be required per mailed to hihv This, of course, is
1878, entitled " A n act for the sale o f timber lands
ed and dried. The flu la the favorite ical experts.
in the States o f California. Oregon. Nevada, and
prohibitive, and as a failure to
ob­
i*>. the future.
fruit mentioned In the Wide, and Its
W ashington T e n ito n * ,'' as extended to all the
Public Land State» by act o f August 4. 1892;
Harvest Customs.
indulgence will cure a multitude of
As conditions now exist there serve the ruling would result in being
William Parker, o f Woodburn. c«»unty o f Marion.
II. C. TURRILL, PROP.
denied the second-class postage rate, a
maladies. It possesses a peculiar affin­
The United States is about the only State
o f Oregon, filed in this office on February 1.
is no street grade established in strict compliance with the rule is nec­
ity for the lower Intestine* and has country which has no established har­ 1907. his sworn statement. No. 8.-10. for the pur­
o f the SW*-» NEVi. Wt,. SEW. SE '« SW '«.
the town, so that no man can essary. The rule went into effect Jan. My Bread etc is strictly first-class succeeded in aecompltuhlnR results vest customs. In some- purt* harvest o chase
f Section No. 28. In Township No. 33. South of
No. 1 E. W . M.. Ore., and will offer proof _ta-
«rect a permanent building or u t with April 1st named as the final, and is second to none in thestate where all materia medtea have failed. celebrations are held, but we have no 'Range
show that the land sought ¡».more valuable for its
traditions such as they have abroad.
timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
limit
for
complying
with
its
provisions.
lay a permanent sidewalk with­
Our Firct Theater.
and to establish hi» claim to said land before the
The Herald will shortly mail state-1 Special orders solicited for fine
Register and Receiver o f this office, at Roeeburg,
9h ««p and Cold.
out danger of being off grade at
The first theater In the I'nlted States
Oregon, on
menus to such of its subscribers as are j cakes. Satisfaction assured,
was built In Williamsburg. Ya., Hi the
.Of domestic animals sheep come first
some future time. No permanent in
S a tu r d a y , the 6th day o f JUNE. 1908.
arrears nnd will hope to receive a re- [
year 1752.
as cold resistor«. Hheep have lived for
He names a» witnesses: D. D. Tompki . of
street improvements can be made i ¡j« frum alt before April i»t.
tf. i Give me a trial.
week* burled In snow. When the great Salem, Oregon; ArthwrTlolden. o f Trail. Or gon;
J«m e« E. Marlin, of Portland. Oregon, and David
Prem ier Skating Country.
blizzard of March. 180V »wept Eng­
because there is-,nothing to guide
Llvesay, o f W oodburn. Oregon.
Any nnd ail person» claim ing adversely th«
CENTRAL POINT OR It Is probably safe to say that Aus­ land sheep were dug out alive from S. above-described
the »treat commissioner in his
land» are requested to file their
tria has produced more fine skaters the enormous drifts in Devonshire claim» in thi» office
on or before said 6th day of
Central Point Livery.
work..
than any other country. As befits a twenty-four day* later. <;oata and pigs June. 1908.
BEN JAM IN L. EDDY.
Register.
nation
o
f
dancers.
Its
skaters
display
take respectively second and third
Tim ber Land. A ct June 3. 1878. —
Central Point is acknowledged
remarkable delicacy, lightness o f touch places.
Feed and Sale Stable
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
to have the best natural location
and harmony and in skating to mualc
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO CREDITORS*
fpr a*town in the valley, amlbjA
their rhythm Is matchless.
Egyptian Cloth.
U n ited S t a t e s L a n d O f fic e .
Rose-burg, Oregon, February 12. 190°.
Tho cloth o f the old Egyptians was
the exercise of the projwr amount« W. C . G R E E N , P r o p r ie to r
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
In the County Court o f Jackson County. Or«r>n.
Paris 8ecret Police.
«<» good that, although it has been used
pf care;, foresight and good
the provisions o f the act o f Congress o f June 3.
In the matter o f the estate o f Maria M. Wright,
The seeret police o f Ptris are quite for thousands of years as wrappings deceased.
li>78. entitled "A n act for the sale o f timber land»
judgement in starting on this
in the State« o f California. Oregon. Nevada, and distinct frgm the regular force.
Notice M hereby given that the undersigned has
The for mummies, the Arabs o f today can
First-class Horses and Rigs,
W ashington Territory.” a* extended to all the
been duly appointed by the County Court o f Jack-
campaign o f municipal improve­
Public Ijmri States by act o f August 4. 1892. members are generally unknown to wear It. It Is all o f linen, the ancient son County, Óreg«>n. as administrator o f the eetaW
Experienced Drivers and
Minnie K. Moore, o f Gold Hill, county o f Jackson. each other, and one detective Is ofteu Egyptians considering wool unclean.
o f Maria M. W right, deceased.
ments the recently elected city
State o f Oregon, ha» thi« day filed in th»» office
AH persons having claims against the said estai*
BEST ATTENTION GIVEN
her »worn statement. No. 8798. for the purchase employed to watch another.
are hereby notified to present the name, duly
off'Kials have abundant oppor­
.4 the S W ’ « SKl i. Section 1, s n d N V /N W '« . N W b
verified, to the undersigned, at Central P«ant.
Silver Mines.
to Transient Stock. Tele­
N E '«. oi Section No. 12. in Township No. 33 South.
within six months from the date o f th«
R ailw ay Collisions.
The oldest silver mine« arc In Oer- Oregon,
Range No. 2 Hast. W. M.. awl will offer proof to
tunity to lay the foundation for
first publication o f this notice.
phone in the Barn.
»how that the land sought is more valuable for it»
A medical paper m j i that In rail­ mauy, but the richest are In Spain.
A . J. H a n b y ,
jy,model, modem city that will:
timber or atone than fo r agricultural purposes,
Administrator o f the estate o f Maria M. W right
and to establish her claim to said land before A. S. way colllaiona nearly all the paaaen-
deceased.
become an ideal sqxit for hun­
Rliton. U. S. Commissioner, at hi« office, in Med- ger* who are asleep escape the bad ef-
Brain In th « Stom ach.
Date o f first publication. February 20. Ü0».
W M . A . A1TK EN
! ford. Dragon, on
44.148
The solar plexus 1* the emottoMl
feeta o f shaking and eoncusalon, na­
dreds o f homes belonging to
M o n d a y , the 11th day o f M a y . IMG.
brain,
says
Professor
Francois
(JuyoC.
ture*» own anaesthetic preserving
She
names
a*
witnesses:
William
T.
Grieve,
people who are now coming here
Au emotion that attacks us la feH
(ieorge Daniel. Samuel T. Hodge» and Isora L. them.
Hodges, all o f Prospect. Oregon.
and! are yet to come seeking
Tim ber Land Acf\ June 3. 1878..-*
there first. Thus If we fee! anxiety It
[ Any afid all persons claiming adversely the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
End
o
f
Governments.
give us, If severe, a positive stom­
| aUwe-described land» are requested to file thejr
iqvestinente.ih fruit lands, min­
j claims in this odire cm u# before said 11th day Ov
‘ T h e end o f governments,” »ays Im- ach ache. It may even be productive
I
May.
IWG.
U
n
ited
S
t a t e s L a n d O v tic e .
ing. timber, and. its varied in­
bert de Ht. Amnnd hi one o f hla studies o f nausea.
BEN JAM IN L. FD DY.
Roaeburg, Oregon. De «ember 2. 1907.
Register. on the French revolution, “ fa seldom a
dustries andiwho.will,make the;c
N otice is hereby given that in com pliaace with
natural
one.
It
la
generally
a
suicide.
♦he
provisions
o f the act o f Congress o f Jbne A
L
«
«
g
N«ck«d
W
om
en.
homes and spend’ their money in I'ipM,’Fitting* *mf Plumbing oupplh-s.
entitled “ A n het fo r the sale o f timber laad»
They perish because, while they pos­
Women o f the Ivory Toast, In Africa, T879.
in the States o f galifom ia. Oregon. Nevada, and
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
the town that offers them the
sess the force o f right, they hesitate to lengthen their necks by wearing iron Washington T > r r it u r y .a s extended to all th«
Land State* by a c t of August 4. 1892. Mrs.
West E street, opposite depot.
ring*. Every year they put a n«w ring Public
use the right o f force.”
best advantages.
Mary Carrico, o f 8M Front St.‘. Portland, county
D e r ystm e n t o r the I n terior .
round the neck, which they can stretch o f Multnomah. State o f Oregon, filed m this office
VE DFO RD /ORE.
The day o f thu tope«? and the
Land Office at Rose burg. Oregon.
January 28. 19U7. her sworn statement Na
•o far that It is nothing unusual to on
L a p la n d .
January 22. 1908.
8725, for the p u rch a a sof the W l- o f SW-«. N^ y of
log shack is past. Thu day of
The snow gne* In Lapland, on July 1 And It as long as the face
SWV«. o f Section Noa % 1n Township No*.38. South
N otice : » harahy given that John J. W inning-
o f Range No, 1 EL. W. M.. Or«-, and wiU «ff«*»
o f T ra il Oregon, has filed notice o f his inten­ and return* ngaln on Aug. 13.
modern progress is at hand. Let A D M IN U TR A T R IX NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ham.
proof to show that the land sought is m*we valu­
tion to make final fire rear proof in ^uppert o f hi»
Nt>tiee is hereby given by the underaigtMxi. claim, via: Homestead Entry Nu. 10SSC. mad.
Lignum V ita«.
able for its timber or »tone than for agricultural
us peopk*i»& Central Point wake executrix
o f the estate o f H .rtlett Obere hai n,
purpose*, and to establish her claim to said laid
for tho N E 1». Section 8.
Boots
That
Talk.
Lignum vitae, the h««vle«t as well before
to the «reditors o f. ami all persons hav­ T o w n s h ip ® S«xuth. Range l East. W, M.. and
the Register and Receiver o f this offlee. at
up get bus» and, pmfiting by •lccea»e»i,
ing « faim» »gainst, the said Deceased, to present that saai prm»f will ha made before A. S. BhUm.
The Shoo Manufacturers’ Monthly as toughest w ood known h> the trade, Roeeburg. Oregon, rm
them, with th « proper vouchers thereto attached, U. S.
mis*»oner,
at
his
office,
in
Mtdford.
Ore­
says the txirlairte wearer o f civilized will outlast brass aud Is tougher thau
W edn esday , the 29th day o f A bwii . T**k
the mistakes of other towns and within six month« from the data o f the t.rat gon. on
She names as witnesses: Arthur Holden, n*
puUu-NtiOn o í thi» «»tice to the »aid executrix.,
understandings apparently loves to many grad*'* of steel. A stick ot the
Steering clear of the rooks on ..t
F r id a y . M arch 27. 1908.
Trail Oregon; Mrs. Doria M. HnMen. o f Trai-T
hee residem-e, m Central P .m t precinct. Jack-
hear the sound o f hU own fo+tatepa. wood weighs nearly as mu oh- a* lead Oregon: D. D. Tomglrins. of Salem. Oregon.
He name* the foltowtng witnesaee to prove his
which they have aJhie^t founder­ VH County. Oregon.
It is fn. gresfc dMnautl toe warship Jacob H. Tompkins, o f Amity. Orssroa.
N ancy O « e n c h a in .
continuous reanlence upon, ami cuhivatggrof. tho Kaffirs often ask fo r “ hoots that talk”
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Executrix ofr the estate o f Bartlett Ohenchain. l i n fv il : George W. Week*. Thona*> J. Johnson. am! are even, willing to pay eitra for hearing« «ml usually the «tufts of the
ed. let us make this town so
r»b<>x «• ueerribm! land* are requested to file their
d »censed
Tht»mas R. fi«w s,m
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