J ■«' i.. ti>. Order In I »shea* I’roaeedl ' »4 ih«< ««id • «ai. ha« a . i(Hsl A M L R I C A. • educated finii. Edward Everett llalc ' signed the pMtorate of the church al In 11.» < Irvi«» ivurl ■>! Ik» Hl»l» “I iKrgoll *...n .’I ......... * i”‘»»< R’’1* H •nd l| k ,.7 and cnililvd i», ihr p #«eb»b lb*rgp< WMr for th* omniv »»• Klan.aU» aaid: 'Put 12 prizemen from Harvard Fort Klamath. (AahlsnJ H»*'*>r>l ) Th» HI»'» «'I ri»l'»"« ’* Il I« »I.» »rhw- *».I«'H ibal all Idulucratk Version. on a sinking ship and Diev would all iri.-«i*'d *»r * lahning In M * ** K. 1». Jones moved Ills family from ,h»»l»ln .......... ... • '»’* XV. O. SniTH, Editor and Proprietor. Our Country 'lis of thee go down because they would not Klamath Falls to the Riley Myers « cíalo id ««I I Ifuward .n.l»ll»lhrr |i».->n. « l»«»'n land of prosperity, ,.. «, .1.4 .ho. . 411«. If .„j ||W| h. II. ut H«'«»“' know how to build it raft.’ A college place, near Beagle, which he has pur ■ Khlutli «»«ba Irum i Sagrai gesii,,,, ' Of thee we sing. education la alrlglit tn Its place hut chased. Mr. Junes returned »o tlie Alli» ihl.oi.Ui «II» Ih» .III». »•»•r«kl|. ».„I*"?1 Dr.Ur tn |Urh*nl a ' land «here the idle tnks the practical side should not be neg Au iniurmellun ......... a“h "" Falls todav and will finish his mason- ihlkonutlnthtnlMH* . ..till* » « '‘on h» " „I |....„.lo» lo th. »s..«,, tt.«.,!^ t All that tlie workers mske ..................... . ol lh. C. li. l at,,,, ,U..M|.| lected. TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE. ry contracts there hi IHvemla-r. when j M.»ur* m-trli’i .»«I in Ih» Hi»l» i»l «rogón ** I at none attempt to break »•»< •»»* That Is the side we are emphasiz HioMHUiting Ulorno ••» «»»*«••» H Il I. lumi». or>l»r.’i1 that n,i, Our little ring. lie will join them. K«•*•«'•'•»•!*• • *•» ••“» •d.HDot.al .............. ,or llahrd l>»r «lì •«•»••• ..»Ilk«* w.v|t frwm^ ing at East Aurora. We not only Klamath Falls, Ore., Thursday, October ia, 1905. I John R. C'K’k. niter an almence of land where the money-shark .lai. ilo.t. ..< m ■ n. ».|..(...r ..i «n,,,,,, t '*• diat« an I '« -•■••• * * 1 ' have poor people there but we have ialini) |>ubli«l**-d H. K lamaih (M ’ several months at Bonanzs. Klamath mallon that the »uin ••» Fleeces the “easy mark," •» some people who are not very nice. att.llltai Ilo- Hl.i ...... ait.o, t|„,,„, |M We love tliv name. county, relumed t.'l'.igie Point'•■'"•’• Uf th* I ttllr«» hiat*« «»»* »•» lh* po»»***luit •'» «»el*h<lan Ita.’tB* • I'* * ua U.* A»h 4a> *»f th i*»i«*r iu»*i We accept the truant boys from So long hi we “stand pat" Ihm« in upau wurl Ibi« r>th day of .. .goo I m-hia I k and wo have some jailbirds day to spend the «Inter. I'l»>n 1'1» omni* rl*rb ol Klamath We have assurance that arrival the first thing he hiqulrcd (nr r.MMHo .»I forth m »ahi Infc.rmati.o bgl. I**» Il y VI)« (kitiyy and some women whom nu one else No ''Pop" or Kocial-Crat rh*a««4 to th* »taiani .»r*tun •mitt Inrt IlkXSY I. in ^tyMw about was the political situation. awrarlnf from aabl »nlorn.aHm» «»••' want* around. We give work to Can spoil our game. Four horse teams from Like county and the northern part Nolkv for I’ublkstlon. every one who wants work and will i Tin* commissioner of Internal reve H*n)amln llouard. lata oí Ma»..ath o . ’ Twas given us to rille or.tfoo m * .Ircram-.L tota th* la»t |*» of Klamath, are beginning to arrive in Klamath Falls to lay nue at Washington, H. ' ■ reecntl» l.»n>l • *zll* » »1 l»lb”VIO», H, work. Tile greatest lesson Is to teach You common "working mule," lantully ••••! .......... .. 1 Ociolivr 3. Iikk1». in their winter supplies. It was only a few years ago tliat ■someone to do something for some rendered a decision tli.it will seriously (I,at on or •I m »».! Il»»’ >’»»’»•' ‘4 *‘,r" ' And all of thine. Noto» i» li**r«*l<< «nro thai .......... u„ i(| 1^ th* »aid H* uhmin Howard •»**•» l»o »tat*. alTeet a number of patent medicines body. The Individual who does must From far Creations morn loaltig »citil i li». nln<| h<illr»u these teams did not stop at this town but went to the rail Marlon count* omou. I*a* »nr i«o li* ir*. » ^eomfsised largely of distilled liquors. lila mici. lion I«» Io niakr j ’Till Uabriel blows hie horn hih'iili»»it iiiakt' linai for other people does most fol him ow or buoan blndrvd «arabi* of ü.b. r»i road for supplies, but since our merchants have increased l|.|i .11 ol Ilia Illa I'lmiit, I III....... »n.I II,al We are your masters borii self. We shall never do away with He has reversed a ruling of 1)1» <!'' »Aid «urn of n»'»».’’* a.»<l »•»•» «ahi H< » '* lM't«)||* »III I..' nu'** I» lol,- I...... t'hMl<lb their stock and enlarged their stores, the people of the in By rights divine. truancy and hobolsm until we have partiiient made many year» ago, ami Howard. Immrdlaiel) prior to ho d* th* i Ilk "I M hii >»II i I'o,mil, llr»g„B J i«.feldrnl and Inhabitant «»I Klait.ath manual training tn all public schools. now divides that munufaeturei» of Oregon and tall an ra»ala th*»*tn Ti.ai Utt Lia oil,. .it K ■»insili 1 »II. Or»«»» Oh! glorious G. O. I*. terior country have been able to save money by buying in >1,, 2 >lli <l'«v “I Nov»<nl»-r I’Juft t||. ••»•* <. U I Oh ! grand democracy, Work once was considered a curse; these medicines must take out licen th* lith da* of Fahr».ar*. Klamath Falls. Our town is fast becoming the distributing Ill liliali M*>rr II I '.*'t“T1 |,„ »»I Thy blessings give. later it was regarded as a necessity; ses as rectifieis ami liquor dealers, m|««>n * a« duh apt“" .»»•’•! •dm ' <•»»• i I , - ‘ ' I » I- ■ ’ ■ ■ I w Y the rat»!« Of »aid |l< Il lamin II"* *r‘l d.-.ra point for both Klamath and Lake counties. We’ve got the people's dust Hr I Uli* tlir I..!;.,» inn »l|uv(wt u i and that druggists and uthris hand and that »aid ratal»'*a» dut» and • "'!• r now we know it is a privilege. pro* r III« ■ Hillin' i a '’-"l.nr <q..n .„j Nor can they ever bust We are living In an eteinity now as ling litem will have to pay Hie usual admin let * r«M ui*»n. and ••'! adn.it.iatn viihnalion "I »m I Imnl vir One little measly trust. diilv r»*llr**»l and dia» harg**l from I.'» •»«»• much as we ever shall. God is with retail liquor dealers' II ins" .Iriaoii I n«rnr -|» lnrr. If (•_ au.'h ad.»»«»» «»rator b> tl»* order of th< .. i If you but live. an.I Tli.»»lorr It Sorti» all ,,( >\.f^ The commissioner in a letter of In <*mtr* in at d fur Klatnath t«»ui»t* ..»••»>»« i us now as much as he ever will tic. I* 11 < livgoll Why longer agitate. structions to collectors of Internal • II drl»«a against »I.* reta'. ’ «d «•' I » ’ -•»••' Remember the week day to keep It It) 5 U> J N W»t»o|i. I¡»fi>t(, Howard, dre. ward, and all debt« and r*i • ' Why bother to debate holy. If you ever get into file king revenue says there are a number of of adn.Utl« ’ »•non !»•'• ’ hewn raid a> I I' “ '* On party ains. dom of heaven it will lie tiecause you i compounds on the market going un •atiafled Thai Upon lh* «rt 11* "’M. I of Ihr OÜH pahineks MEAT MARKET No use to make a fusa Much has been said on the wonderful water power going carry it in your heart. There Is no der the paines of medicines that .1 .lie final acrunut 111 «'»Hl «•♦»•(•• !her>- w o F"».. ’ It matters not to us MCDONALD A SON to b* a balance of ft* h*long»n< I»» •• ’ devil but fear. Live one day at a couiposi'd chiefly of distilled spirit It, r«iat*. un» lalnt*d an I unr«|wnd*.l wh»<h to waste over the Falls of Link river, and it has been sug Nor do we give g cuss PROPHit Tons <»r time and do your work I tie best you with..lit the addition of drug« • •aid aum of n.onra waa b* an order of ’he Which party wins. gested how the future will see this exhaustless power o.u.itk OMH h lama»». < " <" 1 ' ’ imallciiies in sufficient quantities I*' VERY BEST OF MEATS can and be kind and be kind. By F. E. Hall. nrabouMh* da*olMa>. I**» dr|...itr.1 harnessed and put to practical use. The value of this pow-i change materially the character of with the thru »'«♦ut.t» «’’erk of «aid .••••»»” !•’ (AST L NO MAIN ST the whiskey. He authorizes collect the admlni«»ra»«»r <1 " i W|1 m » u . and »»•; er has often been represented as a vertiable gold mine, j FOREST LOOT. GOSPEL OF WORK. ors to liiifS'M- the special I-»« maim- • lure «aid lit.»* >»•• !■» •' « 'W pos*e.•!<.». an I i And now comes the discovery that a real gold mine lies ruatody of »u. I. . I*r a an.I now I« in »I. • r faeturers of every compound composed . mi ...J . • •» • hidden beneath this rolling tumbling catarack of foam and of distilled spirits. < ven though drugs aa.xwintjr rlrrb «»< **»4 Klamath ••»»unt*. l>* The great forests of the Pacific virtu«* «f ami In a.f .«r da ne.» w oh the .»r let «»I water. Every day some new discovery adds to the advan- Lecture Delivered by Elbert Hub- I slope contain the finest merchantable hav been declared to have been ad ihr o.unty court hrfatuior* mentioned. *• I« h Muri ill, Oregon ded thereto, "when their presence Is »a d order ha* never been rrtok*-!. and ’hat (ages of the great Klamath Country. bard at Exposition Grounds. ■ timber In the world to-day, »aid a not discoverable by chemical analysis, In mu»r«|.|r*»•** th*r«*«d »al l aum «»f I '*» • I ! prominent Californian who was re- I lor II la found that the quantity of lia* rwhrafd Io »hr Mta’e of <>trg.>it au l *a>d ■ ccnlly In "•---•■• — • — .............. - Waftbington. Hut the Hiate ha* a r ght b> law I«» »aid n.» «’'-I ■ I have come to tell you something llo{)legt of forests are fast bemu drug in the preparation is ■*> »"»all lheroof I Lal the del. ndam *.r. rBr . !.a»’a .» of the village where I live and the llU)Wcd {loWn (x.furp lhr $waUl of as to have no appreciable effect on I hr ha» im right Hile ”t interval H» or lu «ani •*»•■’ of n.oner or ant fart »h.-reol pt the tilings it stands for. East Aurora Is ■ commercialism, regardles» of future ■ liquor.” right Io th* |M»a«e<a|«*n aitd « u«i” IV lb f« d. I.» Meals 25 and 50 cents • t ..rdaiH'i- w lh the ..i l - of I. . ■ » U not. as some have contended, a condi- hllnber ,upp|lM ,,r u>e source of our TRADE TOPIC» .»f klatnail. • ..ni» ••(<*. lierot» tt ' ■ Fates S4.50 and uj per wed From the manner in which B. St. Geo. Bishop takes the tion of mind. It is simply an every-1 | western water supply. Notwith tlutird. day country town with no wealth and standing the vigllence of the govern Ml'llnery merchants are eomclalnln« h alan appear* fr<>m »aid |«»í.-rv»»at n iba» Barber Shop. Baths Roast” to which he was treated by the Editor of the Ex the <»uvernor of lhe H»at<* oi Oregon direct«d no poverty. The feature which dis agents the work of despoiling ot poor trail» the aa»4 l»»*«r < t Mtornc» lo Air *a i .< • ’ • press, it would appear that it was a prearranged plaji on the tinguishes it from other towns is the ment Egypt impor«. »•'»estlv about 11St.- Bar in Connection h<> ....... Undg ,lf the j coast goes ...» ____ ______ lion on beba i of ihr Mate <•! <»»• g » ’ ti al of "elgwrett» paper" part of Mr. Bishop to secure a column of free advertising. Roycroft shop, where we make books I merrily on. The forest lands of the OOo A worth raid »♦.»vrrnor ala*» apt ’i»«'’ I H " k* r eompany has r»c«utly been organ- at hw rr*ld»hg it. klatna hi.« It may be that the Express is getting ready to support Mr. and things. We recognize that there Mississippi Valley stiles are almost Its,! at Hendaliurg, Pniasla. to distill al or Attorney g.’t» •• a»1'1 • '-d ’ .»»»»I • ’ I are two ways to get away from com- | ■ bare and tlie timber grabbers are so hoi from peat th* male of orrgisn in tl“- t «rt »r» Bishop for some political office and the Editor has got wise The va u» of artificial ard chemlra petition, either to get an inferior ar- , worlc|ng ln full forcc in the un- Maid Information al««» voniai’.* • d- man.I PROPRIETOR to the fact that his attacks always have the opposite effect, tide and sell it cheaper than the ' 1 rivalled pine and cedar forest» of fertilizers annually u»<xl in Italy Is »all- for jinlgmeul m lavor »d li.» n-at. «•! Ofrg mated at «S.J60.0M, I and redound to the benefit of the party attacked, It is other fellow, or sell something better Idaho. Washington and Oregon and Scientists uatlmate that there I, sn- hard to believe however, that the Editor is capable of such : l^a,J an.Tonp eJw *'an "^cr- . We chum In tlie redwood belts of California, •ray enouih In SO acres of suushlns to i the latter, and are making books to yielding their almost iincomprehen run th» machinery ,g tbv world, could dear reasoning, especially as the attack is in line with the I I sell from (2 tn »150. sible cut of tlmtier per acre. It is It ba concentrate«! policy of the present management of the Express in But the vital point is thia: These commonly believed in the west that Since liDti the »«ports of German toy, articles are all manufactured by un unless some drastic action is taken, have risen from «¡».JN'.OOO to 113 MV non “knocking” the community, the country and its citizens. a year The nail,e consumption la call skilled labor, for there 1» no skilled there will be no virgin forests 20 mated at Ilfi.SfW.OOO a year labor in the Roycroft :.hop except tliat years from now. except In the forest The grratest obstacle tn Idberlan trade l< the tidal absence ot direct com which becomes skilled after it is there. reserves. munication between the west coast ot We employ the children of farmers. The present plan by which our peo kfrtea and the I'nltcd Stttfea They have never been to college. ple get possession of the timfier lands | The mala human n»eds more food than There are no uneducated people In Is an improvement on the Benson and th» female The man t»nda to «rp*-«id KLAMATH FALLS AND MERRILL With all the now additions to the town of Klamath Falls the true sense. People do not get edu Hyde method. After Investigating energy and th» woman to store It up in being platted, it is surprising that someone has not thought cation except in a «mall degree at a region of timber country that he the form of fat. h« burnt th« fatter Largest and Best Equipped Stables in Southern Oregnn In consequence of th» discovery by of laying out a new cemetery. Residences have already college. You can send a boy to col- covets, the timber capitalist starts Prof Bebrwn that tb« bacillus of con . i lege but you cannot make him think, TOURIST S TRADE A SPECIALTY sumption Is nnt the um, as that of been constructed beyond the present location of our ceme-| You may send a boy to Harvard for the report, that if it were on the tuberculosis. It Is h«ld In German med market he would pay a good price for tery and it is only a very short time before the present ’ four years and after be comes back it and this tip falls on fallow ground. ical clrc'es that th» present treatment V. 'I*. OLI VrlC13Î, Proprictor of consumption will la radically site will have to be condemned and a new one laid out..home liaTe to ""PI*”-1111,11 a111111 llfe- The land is immediately entered un changed rx , , _ - . - .. i The* talk of the science of education, der the timber and stone law by Cobalt Is on» of the minerals found In Every delay means more expense in moving the bodies as but K|fnw ofeducatjon rcgcmblrg •'settlers"—settlers whose object it th» atmosphere of th» aun and In each month adds to the number that will have to be moved. ;the law of heredity, which provide« m to sell to the capitalist. They are meteorttfes It usually occur» asaoefat- Building in Klamath Falls has been so rapid that by spring that» man may resemble hi» grand- •■dummies’’ but under the law it 1s •d with nlektl arsenic and aulpbur. and la frequently an Incidental product In mother the Klamath Falls Cemetrey will be surrounded by resi-i” '“ or he ‘ may not. The best edu Impossible to prove that their inten the working of copper, bismuth and cation comes from the university of tions are not good, and after they nlakel oraa dences. and this result will be hastened by - the action of ; • hard knocks, of difficulty and of ad- I have secured title from the govern-' the Hot Springs Improvement Company in laying out versity. _. We become strung by bear- NOTICE EUR PUBLICATION. ment they can do what they choose be taken at to con- their new addition. Action /_zt:z~ z. should Lzz!2 tztzkzz. zt once z~zz tz zz~ I ln? burden«. with the land. The governmectsafe-1 Izvnd Office at lakeview, Oregou, Oct. demn the present site and provide another location so that A man who illustrates the point I guards are futile. The Commissioner 7, HMrt. make lias just been to your city. Notice in hereby Riven that the fol of the General Land Office himself II'. (>. Smith Proprietor the future interments will be permanent. President Hill is not a college gradu lowing-named settler lias Itld notice of has been quoted as officially stating Klamath I' tlln Oregon hi* intention to make final proof in »up- ate, but he has built railways and that the government has lost over 100 port ot hi* claim, ami that said prta.f built them betterthan any other man. million dollars on timber lands sold, will be made before Geo. t'ha.tain, He haa made every man rich from for the nominal price of «2.50 an acre, j Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, at Minnesota to the Coast who would the great bulk of which, we all know, Ina office at Klamath Fall», Oregon, on take off bis coat and work. I saw has gone into the hands of timber the 20th day ot Novrtnlier, 1905, viz: . ... , . . T t -x . ox . 1,111 "ncc- 1 was wlth an Ea*««rn There is probably no country in the whole Lmted States colIepe prM|dent and we were both grabbers. Not only has the govern John I). Gray, II E 2373 for the lota ment lost this money, but the so- 1 and 2 Sec. 5 Lit 2 Sec. I I’p. 34 S R 7k, that offers more inducements to every class of men than upon the same errand—to get a pasa. rallcd settler has recicved only a tithe E W M Klamath County. As long as college men with titles of it, and the worst ot all is that the He nariioa thn following witnesses to To the tourist we can offer the magnificient scenery of,a"d de^rees toask «ayrsofmen land is being recklessly denuded of its prove Ina contti.uoiia reatdenie upon and cultivation of aaid land, via: . I who have never been to college there Crater Lake and Anna Creek Canyon, in reaching which ,sno guch tll)pg as a w.|ence of edu. forest cover and our water courses are Jamea H. Wheeler, Mm King. Gua alternately raging torrents and dry Meihaae, Richard .Melbaae, all of Fort one travels through green forests and beautiful valleys cation. beds. Klamath, Oregon. containing Jakes and streams of crystal water, and sur-i America is beginning to open her Guy E. Mitchell. J. N. Watson. Register. KLAMA TH REPUBLICAN LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON TRADE PROM LAKE COUNTY WATER POWER AND GOLD RICHELIEU HOTEL FREE ADVERTISING Mrs. T. A. Balis, Buff Cochin Chickens Pure Bred Stallions SHOULD MOVE CEMETERY LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES A lamath Republican OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL rounded by towering mountains. To the south of us lies P-TCS t(’ 'allieof tlli* Pra< tlcal ”du- Administrator'» dal». the Lava Beds where the great Modoc war was fought and the center of the world. Supremacy Notice is hereby given, that under, FROM EXCHANGES. and in pursuance ot an order of the passed from Egypt to Assyria, on every section has as some point of historic interest. County Court of the Slate oi Oregon, down to Greece, Macedonia, Rome, For the sportsman there are the already famous fishing for the County of Coo», duly made, in Venice, Spain, Holland, England and (Madlord Papers) the matter of the Estate of Robert resorts of Spring Creek, Williamson river and Pelican Bay • | the United States. New York Is T. W. Newton, of Klamath Falla, while the lakes and marshes of the country are the feeding ;' now the financial center of the world, arrived In Medford Saturday, and lias i Mavilv, deceased, on the 5th day of September, 1905, at a regular term of grounds of millions of ducks and wild geese. The woods ; hot changes come rapidly and you and taken a position aa sale» in an for the said Cmitt, ami entered in Book 6 of the Journal of aaid Court commencing at abound with deer anil other game that would satisfy every . I will live to see the day when the ; C om Plano House. financial, literary and artistic center l)r. Floyd White of Klamath Falls page 44 thereof, W. R. Mavity, the ad- desire of the sportsman. of the world will be right here In spent a few days In Medford this minis!rator of aaid estate, will, from ami For the farmer and rancher there are hundreds of thou Portland, the Queen City of the week, lie was on his way to Port I after the 16th day of November, 1901», proceed to sell at private sale, all of the sands of acres of the best agricultural land in the west, West. land to join his wife. following ilescrilH'il real property situ Yes, education Is something prac-1 (Lakeview Herald.) which is now being reclaimed and irrigated by the great tical. That man is the beat educated j ate in Klams!h ( mintv, Oregon, to-wit: J. P. Lee, the Klamath county as Ix>ts One and Two of Section One, the est irrigation project ever undertaken by the United States who is the most useful. The receipt sessor, was a Lakeview visitor a few government. Besides this agricultural land there are . for getting an education Is to regard days of last week. Mr. Lee It a East hall of the Southeast quarter of Section Two ami l/,t One ot Section thousands of acres of fine grazing land for summer feeding every man as your master in some pleasant gentleman and a good demo Twelve, ail in Township Thirty-nine j particular. There Is a great contro South ot Itange Seven East of Willam of stock. versy aa to what electricity is. Ono} crat which accounts for his election ette meridian, the same being land of to the office he holds. For the investor and the man of capital we have one of day on a street-car a sign which read ! nai.l estate. (Aahland Tidings.) the richest countries in the west to he developed, millions 1'Don’t talk to the motorman,1 «ug-j First publication made October 12, 1 Mrs. Lindsey Sisemore, of Fort W. R. M avity . of feet of superior pine timber to be manufactured and gested an interview. I asked the, , Klamath, who is visiting friends In 'W**- motorman: ‘What is electricity?’ he Administrator of the Estate of marketed and unlimited material for the manufacture of said: ’It's the juice.’ He knew, the valley, was the guest of Mrs. Robert Mavity, deceased. Address Arago, Coo« County,Oro- brick, lime and cement. j Moreover he knew bow to apply hl« Lottie Pelton a couple of days this gon. week. knowledge. He wan an educated These advantages arid conditions are bringing hundreds W. W. Hazen and wife arrived In I man. He was onto his job. That is c j oplc uto the county every week and it will take all there is to education. town yesterday from Portland and many business houses to supply their wants and needs. I Too much cannot be said upon the left today enroute home to Klamath The towns all over the county ar? building up and grow disadvantage of being born rich. The Falls. general freighter , ing as if by magic and our dreams of railroads, street cars, child brought up in luxury Is a ’third Rev. Amos Dahuff, of the M. E. rounder. By that I mean a person Church, and family, arrived In Ash electric lines, steamboats and factories are fast being real*, who has taken the third degree and land, Saturday from Elkton, Douglas Prompt and careful attention ¡zed. has escaped the secund one. He Is an county. He*. Dahuff has been as to all order«....................... .... J. n. nooRE, i 'I'll'’ Largest Circulation and (lie Best Medium for Prosperous Reaching a and Trading Public The Republican flyhts no man but prints all the news ns It occurs good or bad We try to pleaxe by doing ri’rrything juxt ax well ax ire know how EH A w i$Cto i-e y “THE CANDY MAN 11 Fresh Candies and Bon Bons, Stationery, Notions, Cigars and Tobacco ITrowli Krtilt in DAILY J. A. GREGORY, PAPERS Main Street near Postoffice