Tillamook headlight., June 09, 1904, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 9,
1904
OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY, JUNE 6, igot
pass a vote of thanks to those who went which were magnified by those who op-1
| into the republican primaries and con* po»ed him-
|
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It will lie not ced that most of the vention and ended up with working and
I The whiskey ring is to a large extent
political kickers are Yamhill knockers. ( voting with the democrats. And at the 1
i responsible for the defeat of Mr. Eddy. A
same time republicans will not soon for-1
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CANDIDATES.
What may be a disappointment to Mr. | get this tendency of some people to flop, large number of our citizens will not for-I
Eddy is a gain to Tillamook. He says I especially it they should want anv politi­ get this fact when a vote is taken on pro-
! hibition. It will lie noticed that the
amongst us.
cal tayors Irom the republican party.
whiskey ring has been fighting candidates
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FOR CONGRESS. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
G. W. Sappington’s non-partisan judi­
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4'
The political parties in Tillamook had who did not frequent saloons for years.
5 2
H. G. Gould, of Yamhill County .................................. Prohibition. 4 i 0 1 0 10 9 5 o 6 2 14
ciary looks as though it required but a better quit putting up local tickets in the It also fought Lamb and Stanley. And
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19
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22 1 5 38 32 31
Binger Hermann, of Douglas County.......................... Republican. 41 27 12 47 8 86 105 65 17
small political coffin.
B. F. Ramp, of Marion County ......................................... Socialist. 7 • 2 1 0 4 10 9 0 .1 4 u 2 1 10 2! 17
future if they are going to kniie the can what with the gambling and allowing
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R. M. Veatch, of Lane County ......................................Democratic. 21 7 3 8 1 20 35 31 6 18 7 19 13 14 15 14 13
didates directly they leave a political minors to frequent saloons, perhaps that
When a man Ims to publish a lot of
FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
convention. It may be before another is the reason there was such a large vote
9 6 2 6 2 14 8 0 3 2 4
C. J. Bright, of Sherman County .................................. Prohibition. 5 2 0 6 0 11
testimonials about himself, of a patent
in
the
county.
We
do
not
think
we
ant
election that republicans, if they are re­
10 9 0 4 4 lo 4 1 10 2 15
C.
C.
Mikkelsen.
of
Crook
County
.....................................
Socialist.
6
2
o
8
1
12
medicine character, oh inv, what is the
Frank A. Moore, of Columbia County...................... Republican. 39 23 9 44 7 80 109 62 17 41 18 1« 19 15 42 30 30
publicans. will take a tumble to them­ a prohibition crank, nor are we a saloon
legal profession descending to ?
Thomas O’Dav. Multnomah County .......................... Democratic. 21 7 4 9 1 18 38 37 7 21 3 18 16 13 14 13 15
selves and fall into line now that they crank, but it is plain to see that the Ino­
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FOR OREGON DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER.
pie of this county are not well pleased
We are not surprised to hear that the see that the democrats are crowing over
J. W. Bailey, of Multnomah County.......... ................Republican. +1 24. 9 34 6 70 93 57 17 34 18 21 17 14 38 29 31
with
the
whiskey
ring,
and
the
defeat
of
Ira W. Berry, of Umatilla County ...............
Prohibition. 5 1 0 6 0 9 9 3 1 5 1 12 7 0 1 1 3
cotintv clerk.elect will appoint a lady as them.
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Mr. Eddy isgoing to bring about a much
8 14 13 12 12 10 16
S. M. Douglas, of Lane County .................................. Democratic. 16 6 3 9 1 IS 31 28 r>
his deputy after chasing school marms
The H eadlight man found the door stronger sentiment against the whiskey
N. Rasmussen, of Multnomah County .......................... Socialist. 6 9 2 2 0 9 11 9 0 3 5 9 2 111 3 13
for nearly six years as county superin­ of his office dra|>ed with crape on Wed-
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES, 3RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ring. It is the opinion of T. B. Handley
tendent.
R. P. Boise, of Marion Co........... Indep’t.-Judiciary, Democratic 23 12
5 1 18 39 41 5 20 10 18 12 9 13 8 15
nesday. It would have looked better if that when a vote is taken, Tillamook
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George H. Burnett, of Marion County ...................... Republican. 34 29 10 17 7 75 97 52 16 37 14 27 15 15 42 33 41
they
had
draped
the
county
and
their
county will vote to put the saloons out
As there app ars to be a desire to have
B. L Eddy, of Tillamook County................................ Republican. 35 24 8 37 7 76 75 51 14 30 17 21 16 11 26 22 22
William Gallowav, of Yamhill County...................... Democratic. 38 19 9 24 1 44 81 58 12 38 9 31 27.20 39 25 32
the usual Fourth of Julv celebration in own doors with crape for the injury they of business.
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FOR JOINT SENATOR. 11TH DISTRICT
this city, and as the men appear to be in­ have done Tillamook county. The re­
E E. Goucher, of Yamhill County.................................Democratic. 24 10 4 11 1 _,s 46 39 8 23 8 19 15 14 22 19 20
The vote that was cast in Tillamook
different, we move, as this is leap year, sult of the election is a direct blow at the
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A. Snvder, of Yamhill County................................. Prohibition. 8 5 0 5 0 15 10 7 1 '.I 1 20 9 0 7 6 6
county and those who have interested I lor Mr. Eddy was disappointing to the
that the ladies take hold.
G. S. Wright, of Yamhill Countv ................................ Republican. 41 24110 42 7 74 101 6« 17 38 17 20 19 16 37 26 33
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themselves in its development.
If the H eadlight and a large numlier of oér
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FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE 14TH REP. DIST.
F. B. Rutherford, of Yamhill Countv ...................... Prohibition. 8 3 1 5 0 9 11 « o 5 5 8 6 0 4 1 4
“Pm not altogether sorry that Mr. mugw umps waut to rejoice oyer that, let ' best citizens. It shows that a majority
C. W. Talmage, of Tillamook Countv...................... Democratic. 25 13 5 24 4 42 80 48 8 31 7 27 24 10 25 16 14
of the people of this county are ungrate­
Eddy is defeated, for we ll continue to them.
W. T. West, of Tillamook County ............................. Republican 30 20 4 30 1 53 59 13 14 32 12 21 14 10 30 29 33
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ful to Mr. Eddy for the service he ha’s
have a good attorney in the city,” was
8 8 1 9 9 4 14
W. C. Wolfe, of Tillamook Countv ......................................Socialist
10 5 2 0 7 7 10 1
The election is over. Tillamook con­ rendered the county and state, and on
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.' 3RD JUDICIAL DI^T.
the remark of one of our citizens when it
tinues to be republican on national issues, , that account the people have not shown
John H. McNary, of Marion County .......................... Republican. 37 27 9 47 6 66 94 56 14 41 19 28 21 1541 31 32
was heard that Mr. Eddy was defeated.
hut in local affairs the republican party ■ a very manganimous spirit. It is a vic-
J. J. Whitney, of Linn County........................................ Democratic. 33 Iß 3 11 1 34 50 43 10 23 < 25 23 14 21 18 22
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FOR SHERIFF
The republicans at Nehalem did not went to pieces on acconnt of internal I tory, however for Mr. Eddy’s personal
Lewis Anderson, of Tillamook..................
Prohibition, 7 1 2 3 1 7 8 4 2 4 0 9 4 0 1 1 2
show a very magnanimous spirit Mon­ strife, brought about by the minority and venimous enemies, being the first
D. J Dunn, of Oretnwn...............................
0
..... Socialist.
3 1 0 0 5 6 5 <• 3 1 8 2 2 7 2 17
day. Them tire county gave her favored not being willing to abide by the will of time that the rule or ruin faction has gót *-E W. Stanley, of Tillamook....................
.Republican, 23 23 4 36 6 60 69 39' 12 25 13 16 14 11 27 28 30
H. Woolfe, of Tillamook ...........................
.Democratic. 43 19 11 22 2 46 81 67 11 44 13 31 25 1 7 3 5 20 16
s >n a good vote and elected him, but in the majority. The democrats took ad- ! the best of him in politics. But there ìs
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
return for I his the Nehalemites did not vantage of that, so the local fight was ! one redeeming feature, for Mr. Eddy will
Thos. Coates, of Tillamook......................
......... Democratic. 37 18 12 tl 3 4-5 91 64112 40 9 30 17 13 28 15 20
again
turned
into
personalities
and
per-
|
remain in Tillamook and the people will
do a thing but knife the ticket.
0
5
1
7
3
5
8
H. C. Kunze, of Tillamook.......................
1 9 3 13
0 J
............... Socialist. 3 4 3 0
sonal animosities, which is gradually have the benefit of his advice. This is
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G. B. Lamb, of Tillamook.........................
.Republican. 32 23 3 41 6 66 «1 48 14 28 15 21 23 15 29 30 30
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
If Prof. Wiley makes as successful a taking the county offices from the repub- • but a small set back to Mr. Eddy’s poli­
W. H. Cooper, of Tillamook......................
.Republican 22 13 0 19 2 45 55 30116 30 7 11 10'11 2424 24
superintendent as the present incumbent licans and turning them over to their tical career, tor as a progressive and ag­
B. F. Durfee, of Tillamook .......................
..... Socialist. 1 6 1 0 0 5 7 3 1 3 2 5 2 2 91 2 14
he will do well. An opportunity is now opponents.
gressive person, those who have been
P. W. Todd, of Tillamook.. .....................
Democratic. #7 26 16 43 6 68 100 83 9 47 18 45 36 17J34 35 27
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before him. and it rests entirely with
trying to pull him down for years and
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
There is one thing connected with this besmirch his character and reputation
R. Y. Blalock, of Tillamook County.......
himself what his reputation will be after
Prohibition. 9 2 0 3 0 15 8 7 3 6 o 11 11 0 < 1 2
F. L. Sappington, of Tillamook............
election which the HEADLlGHTdid, altho­ will find that they have gained but a
..Republican 29 1 6 5 24 6 66 94 tin 13 36 13 24 99 18,38 31 30
filling the office for a few' years.
L. L. Smith, of Garibaldi............................ .
.Democratic. 31 23 8 35 3 28 49 41 926 11 19 7 lol 18,16 19
ugh it had nothing whatever to do with temporary advantage over him.
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S. C. Woods, of Blaine............................
...... Socialist. 4 6 4 0 0 5 8 8 0 4 1 9 0 2 7 3 14
If a<i editor does not* take a stand on the republican primaries and convention,
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
one side or the other of the political it gave the entire republican ticket its
A. M. Hare, of Tillamook ......................
.Republican
27 11 58 3 92 105 84 15,48 25 39 27 20 50'34 35
Driven to Desperation.
Win.
M. Morris, of Oretown .................
fence, he is called weak-kneed and has no support, so no one can say hereafter that
Living at an out of the wav place, re­
.....Socialist. 1 1 7 2 o 0 3 5 4 0 2 1 7 2 1 10 3 20
Geo. W. Phelps, of Netarts.........................
■ I>emocratic 17 9 4 1 3 IS 45 22 10 19 1 13 16 9 6 11 9
opinions ; if he is a partisan and takes a it flunked on either of the candidates mote from civilization, a family is often
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
stand for a party, then he is accused of as did those who went into the primar­ driven to desperation in case of accident,
G. A. Walker, of Nehalem ......................
Democratic. 40 17 12 16 2 38 69 IIS « 35 6 24 20 14 15 12 21
resulting in Burns, Cuts, Wounds,
being a political boss and being a tool in ies and convention and nominated the Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Bucklen's
Wavne W. Wiley, of Tillamook ..............
.Republican. 34 26 4 43 5 73 81 56 20,32 18 33 23 16 50 34 38
1
the hands of others.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
candidates. That is the proper way to Arnica Salve. It’s the best on earth. 21c
W T. Doughty, of Tillamook County .
Prohibition. 1 1 0 7 0 10 5 6 2 6 2 9 9 1 4 2 4
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run politics, as rhe republicans will find at Chas I. Clough, Drug Store.
Carl P. Knudson, of Balm...........................
Democratic. 30 15 9 20 1 42 64 49 10 33 8 21 17 13116 17 13
What kind of a political trick was it out after allowing themselves to be shot
George Loerpabcl. of Nehalem ..............
■Repnblican. 43 18 9 32 5 53 78 49 14 30 13 21 17 13 37 26 30
George F. Philips, who won renown as
that Blaine, the hothead of prohibition, to pieces a few more times on acconnt of
Fred Paquet, of Garibaldi ........................
0 13 1 1 1 6 8 5 0 4 2 9 2 4 11 2 15
..... Socialist
FOR CORONER.
get into on Monday ? It gave Coates 36 making the tight a personal and not a engineer of the collier Merrimac, sunk bv
Hobson
at
the
mouth
of
Santiago
’
s
har-
Frank AI lender, of Tillamook ............................................. Socialist. 10 16 5 4 h 10 15 18 0 8 6 111 o 5 in 5 17
votes and Lamb 15 votes. There must political one.
C. E. Reynolds, of Tillamook ......................................... Republican. 47 25 6 47 5 77 116 76 1849 16 29 26 19 37 34 32
bar, died at his home in Cambridgepoft,
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be some empty bottles knocking about
GeorgeS. Richardson, of Tillamook Countv............Prohibition. 8 4 2 9 3 19 24 15 7 7 8 14 13 3 8 5 12
Perhaps few people realize it, but in Mass. Phillips enlisted in the Navy as a
that burg to have brought about that
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 1ST DIST.
turning
Sheriff
Stanley
down
on
Monday
machinist
at
theoutbreak
of
the
Spanish*
o
o
change in sentiment.
Malphus Johnson, of Hobson ville .................................... Socialist
|
it
is
plain
to
see
that
he
has
been
made
American
War.
When
Hobson
called
for
5
W. B. Smith, of Nehalem ................................................. Democratic. 30
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E.
S.
Svenson,
of
Nehalem
.................................................
Republican
11
41
What with the saloons, dissatisfied re- , j the victim of circumstances over which volunteers to sink the collier, Phillips
FOR CONSTABLE, 1ST DI ST.
publicans, prohibitionists, socialistsand i ! he had no control or knowledge, and for offered his services. He remained at the
S M. Batterson, of Nehalem ..........................................Democratic. 37
8
| that reason we feel sorry for him, for we engine of the Merrimac and at great per­
W. N. Red laway. of Nehalem............................................ Rpublican 34
democrats fighting the republican party. '
8
...
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 2ND DIST.
together with the personal aminus and still belieye he was entitled to the votes sonal danger, reversed his engines under
G.
B.
\llev,
of
Tillamook
.................................................
Republican.
religious prejudice that was created j j of his party. To knife him the way he a storm of shells, then opened the sea
Robert Eichinger, of Tillamook............................................ Socialist
against three or four of the candidates, it ■ was, we believe upon calm reflection a valves, flooded the ship and made his
C. Mills, of Tillamook........................................................ Prohibition
number
of
republicans
will
come
to
the
way
to
the
deck
while
the
vessel
was
G. W. Sappington, of Hoquarton.......... Non partisan Judiciary
is a source of gratification that the ticket
conclusion that they have done him an sinking. After the war he was trans­
FOR CONSTABLE. 2ND DIST.
g >t through as well as it did.
Geo. E. Davis, of Tillamook.................................................... Socialist
injustice because they were laboring ferred to Philippine waters. His death
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O. E. Quick, of Tillamook................................................. Republican.
It is now in order for the democrats to under wrong impressions about him, and was due to Bright’s disease.
J A. Richardson, of Tillamook ................................. Democratic.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 3RD DIST.
N. Coulson, of Beaver ..................................................... Prohibition.
I. W. Hiner, of Reaver ..................................................... Reoublican.
FOR CONSTABLE, 3RD DIST.
Dave Cou'sbn .............. .....................................
FOR LOCAL OPTION LIQUOR LAW.
Yes.................................................. . ...........................
No............................................................................... .
FOR DIRECT PTIMARY NOMINATING ELECTIONS LAW
res.
Editorial Snap Shots.
THE RIGHT PLACE
To Buy Goods
At the Right Prices
IS AT TODD’S
Do vou not know that J you can buy J a better quality
goods for the same money at Todd’s than any other
P1 ace in Tillamook ?
Do you not know that a Hat or a pair of Shoes,
bought at Todd's will wear longer than the same article
sold at the same price elsewhere ?
Do you not know that they make a specialty of all
Wearing Apparel, and handle the best stock that can be
purchased for the money ?
Do vou not know that everything bought of them, is
as represented ?
If you do not know it, then when you are needin
anything in the line of Clothing, Hats. Shoes, Furnishing
Goods, etc., go there to buy it, ami after wearing you will
be convinced of it vouiself.
V
(’all and see
and get prices
TODD & CO
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Office of State Printer Amendment.
Office of State Printer Amendment.
Votes Cast in fach Precinct.
Nehalem ..........
Garibaldi..........
Foley..................
Bay......................
Barnegat..........
Hoquarton.......
Fairview..........
Tillnmook ......
Netarts..............
South Prairie ..
Carnahan.........
Beaver ...............
Blaine ..............
Sandlake..........
Hebo.................. .
Union.................
Little Nestucca
Dolph..................
Total
75
47
20
64
9
121
119
168
26
77
28
65
50
30
70
55
6«
12
1102
Circuit Court
The adjourned circuit court will
convene in Judge R. P. Boise’s court,
the docket being as follows:
E. D. Dewey, plaintiff, vs M. J.
McMahan, Francis Trevor, jr., Louis
O. McMahon, Martha J. Walling and
George William Walling, defendants.
Suit to quiet title.
C. A E. Thayer, plaintiff, vs M. D.
Cavenaugh, defendant. For confor­
mation.
T. M. Richardson, plain iff, vs Wil­
liam C. Ralston, ’defendant. For
conformation.
Levi L. Stillwell, plaintiff, vs Sarah
J. Stillwell, defendant. Suit to deter
mine tiust.
The Astoria Company, plaintiff, vs
Ernest and Jennie C. Baiton and The
Nehalem Coal Co., defeudants. For
conformation.
A. R. Gangloff, plaintiff, vs Daniel
Millar and John Pennock, defendants,
or conformation.
Florence A. Hardman, plaintiff, vt
beliastiau M. Hardman, defendant.
Suit for divorce.
John De Kerscheiter, plaintiff, vs
Alois Van Mewenhurye and Jacob
Frayne, defendant. Foreclosure.
Dottie P. Lee. plaintiff, vs H. C.
Lee. defendant Suit for divorce.
Peter Brnat. plaintiff, vs Tillamook
Dairy Association, defendant. Fore­
closure.
Alice Weening, plaintiff, vs Harry
J. Weening, defendant. Suit for
divorce.
Naomi G. Dighton and Frank Dighton,
plaintiffs, vs Albert W. Phelps defend­
ant. Suit for partition.
C. & E. Thayer, plaintiffs, vs Jennie
Bailey, Albert Marolf, W. E. Easom
and Mattie Easom, defendants.
Paulus D. and Laura Newell, plain­
tiffs, vs George M. and Vanilla Cobb,
defendants. Foreclosure.
1 78
6i 630
2 94
2 247
1
81
100
6 610
2 257
5 558
1 65
1 218
a 97
i
4 255
6 597
3 495
7 514
2 313
1 11O
7 595
1 79
3 406
5 443
3105
6 590
3 356
0
3
5
4
59
65
44!
507
11476
3 72
8493
3'346
3 66
5 652
1
7
1
2
88
532
354
83
733
4 73
1 214
2 397
8 593
1 70
1 379
6 493
3 87
4 146
6 665
1 157
35
52
45
42
4 528
2 123
Personal.
I want five or six Dairy Ranches, must
lie 13 at least good sedament bottom ;
also one second band buggie.
C. M ills , Tillamook, Ore.
Real Estate Transfers.
U. S. A. to John Hogdon.
Patent.
Sw $2 1 S 10.
U. S. A. to Marvin A. Hogdon. Pat­
ent. E tg Nw A Nw Ne sec.
and Sw Se 29 1 S 10.
u. S. A. to Sarah Parson. Patent.
Se Se sec. 31 A W Ji Sw A
Sw 32 2 N 6.
Has just received a FINE U. S. A. to Axel Nelson. Patent.
STOCK of the latent fashions of
Se 29, Sw Sw 28, Ne Ne 32 &
Nw 33 1 S 10.
u. S. A. to Maurice F. Leach. Sw 7
1 N 7.
u. S. A. to Oak Nolan. N of N t
17 2 N 7.
w. W. Curtiss and wife to Hammond
Direct from Chicago.
Lumber Co. Lot 3, 19 3 N 7.
Consisting of GENTLE MEN’S
•1.00
PATENT LEATHER and Vici William O. Gosslin and wife to
Patent Leather Kid of the best
Astoria Co. 246.53 acres of
quality in the market.
land. «1.00
B. McLeod and wife to
Astoria Co. 187 acres of tide land
sec 33, 3 N 10. «1.00
The Astoria Co. to Hammond Lumber
Co. Tide lands in sec. 33 3 N 10.
«1.00
James J. McCoy to Frank Berns.
22.81 acres of land in 24 1 S 10.
«698.00
Esther Cockerham and hnsband to
Benjamin H. Stillman. Nw Nw
12 6 S 9. «400.00
John H. Hathaway and wife to
William Shaw. Tract in 12 1 S
10. «1.00
Sven O. Wicklun and wife to Edith M.
Alderman 45 acres in 24 1 S 10.
Please call and examine niv goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
•5000.00
N<> charges for sewing rips on shoes Francis Hood to heirs. Wil).
purchased of me.
S. A. to Jeremiah Collins, nine
patents conveying 1440 acres in
secs. 21, 22, 27, 28 4 32 N 10.
S. A. to William C. King. Receipt.
N >, Ne. Nw Ne Ji lot 1, 7 1 S 7.
Red Front Shoe Slore
Summer