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MtUlTS Ol!1 WISDOM,
Sk.1 II ISISlt .
NTfiflNATlONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOfl MAV 14,
T lie Wise Wins flmt'i Srrtll, Man's Arw
protal mid (lie fintlsfaeilnn of Self The
Higher l,ifiiit-E,osUion by Mv, lit.
Court, tit tii
Qoltlen Texti Tho fruit of the rlflliteous I
ntrcoof life, nntl La tbftt wlnheth souls U
nlo (l'ror, xl, 00),
Lcasoni Pror, xll, 1-18.
Otii' leason cohsUls of Apparently uncon
nected maxima concerning the boneflta of
true religion called wisdom nnd the
tvlekedneiio which (leaploes truth, lighteotis
nes nnd the councl of God. Our dlvlalon
Is only npproximnto.
I Wisdom Vfim God's Smilb. (Vcrsea
1-6.)
1. Jehovnh's npprornl, (n) Remember
that wisdom In tho book of Proverbs inenns
knowledge applied to tho duties of human
llfo the practical nldo of religion. Such
wisdom must win God's smile, as verso 3
tells us it actually docs. Tho first maxim
Is apparently n simplo one, but is at tho
foundation of all sclenco, learning and
wisdom. One that loves knowledge is fa
vored by God. How shall people know tho
lover of knowledgof Not every professed
votary of knowlcdgo Is a lover of knowl
edge. Many profess to love knowlcdgo
that love only the prizes nnd pelf which
somo forms of knowledge gain for thorn.
The genuine votary of wisdom loves to be
tight, correct in his views, as holding the
truth. Hence he loves, desires and re
joices to bo put fight when he is
astray, wrong, mistaking error for truth.
Correction is genuine instruction setting
the erring one right, if need be, not only
with a word of warning or advice but with
censure, reproof and tho rod. Yet reproof
is not always pleasant. It is, as William
Arnot tells us, bitter, but as one takes bit
ter medicine for tho health of the body, so
one should take bitter reproof, if merited,
for the health of the soul. Flattery is
sweet, but unwholesome, "I hato him, for,
ho doth not prophesy good concerning me"
(I Kings xxil, 8). "There, in that an
cient Israelltlsh king, is humanity in the
lump and without dlsgulso" (Arnot).
Painfully must the studcut plod on, glad
to have his exercises corrected again and
again, until, warned by the Wiso teacher,
ho gains accuracy in understanding and
applying his knowledge, for the sake of
which he undertakes the pains of learning.
On the contrary, tho hater of rebuke is
"brutish," stupid nnd obstinate like an un
tamed beast. The brute makes no perma
nent progress. Qualities acquired tend to
disappear. The trained animals letalono
go back to tho wild stato when freed from
man's supervision and control. They have
no love of knowledge. They hato reproof
or correction for its pain, and liko them is
the man that hates to bo set right, either
by his fellow men or by God. Men have a
capacity for improvement, for profiting by
correction. Brutes have none, and there
fore men that hato correction are brutish.
They are "like the beasts that perish" (Ps.
xlix, 12). God is willing to bo our teacher.
Indeed "teacher" is one" of the titles of Je
sus, so often misunderstood under the dis
guise of "master" the name of head teach
er in English schools. In this sense 40
times Is "dldoskalos," the Greek word for
"teacher" translated "master" In. the four
gospels and applied to Jesus. The verb is
applied to His teaching 67 times. So we
have a divlno correction of our crude exer
cises in godly living as well as In acquiring
the knowledge of tho truth that saves. Ho
is "brutish" that refuses such correction.
Read and profit by Ps. xvi, 7; Jer. xxxi,
18. Compare vi, 8. Be not astho "brutes;"
listen to the voice of the Great Teacher (Ps.
xxxll, 8, 0). (b) Verse 2 is literally, "The good
man draws forth good will from Jehovah."
In a very obvious sense the good man
causes delight on God's part, and this beams
on tho good man as favor. TbasmlloofGod
shows His good will to those in whom Ho
takes delight. God as good cannot, but take
in goodness, and the Bense of God's delight
is tho experience of His favor, (c) Tho next
clause may be translated, "The sohemlng
man will He condemn." There are good
schemes and bad schemes. The word has
both a good and a bad. meaning. So here
the man of schemes, doviccs, plannlngs and
plottings is very likely to bo a bad man,
having selfish or sinister ends in view.
Men distrust such men, Hence theynre
pronounced guilty by God, their schemes
and plots being usually meant for no good.
Beware of the too crafty, calculating,
scheming man. (d) God is wldo, awake to
all that man plots and knows him and calls
him wicked. Honest men do not need much
finesse. God's disapproval is man's warn
ing. Read Ps. iv, 0; v, 12; lxlii, 8.
2. Only the wise are stable and steady,
(a) Impiety is wickedness. Such as aro
wicked are not established. They cannot
stand In tho storms of life, nor will they nt
last stand before God. See chapter x,25,
and Ps. i, 4. How many have imagined
that they could be established by wicked
ness and have been deceived! History, as
well as everyday life, shows the instability
of individuals and fumlltes, royal as well as
private, that havo tried to build up stable
foundations by wickedness, (b) On the
contrary, the righteous, like a well rooted
tree, may be swayed by the storms of life,
link uHll hold his place nnd remain im
movable, fixed, steadfast, true to principle
and to God. "The root of the righteous
shall not be moved" (Col. 11, 7; Ps. lxil, 2).
8. Righteousness Is .seen as worthy of ap
proval, (a) In the home this is evident in
the'person of the virtuous woman. This
book is remarkable for the high, estimate
put upon good women. Seo "chapter xxxi
for her character. "Tbewomunf" says St.
Paul, "is the glory of the ;inun" (I Cor. xi,
7). It is worthy of liote. that tho Hebrew
word here ' rendered "virtuous" means
"strong." Virtue is strength; vice is weak
ness, a yielding to what 'one's reason and
conscience condemn. To the strong the
victory Is givenand to the victor the crown.
Here garland, wreath, crown, mean adorn
ment, ornament. The roost precious jewel
that can adorn a woman is her virtue, not
In the narrow sense of that word, but in
the widest sense, including, purity, truth,
kindness, piety. Such a woman, is truly
beautiful she adorns her home; her hus
band is proud of her; she is a jewel in bis
eyes a crown to adorn him as well as her
self, (b) Contrast heightens the sense
of excellence. The jewel of a woman
that is winsome, winning, victorious by the
energy of goodness, standing upright on
her own feet and adorning ber husband,
la contrasted with the one that brings
shame on all connected with her and is as
rottenness to his bones, a curse, not a
crown. Home is Just what woman make!
it; a virtuous woman, a pleasant home; a
vicious woman, a wretched home. The
welfare of the world depends on the strong
women who rise above the weakness oi;
vanity, lust and intemperance the queens
that bring the crown to those husbands
that are worthy of them, (c) It is not qoitej
miilniH that "ttwghu" are- bfought n
JUVJfiKIXG OAJRIttAL lSOmfHfAJbt UJJXVjtAi:ltUA.Yl Vt .
tfoniatt tblnk, plain, devise tlht( JuU,
tlrtuotii thotfghts. On the contrary, the
Itnuglnntlotii of tho wicked nre ever roam
Ing nftef vanity, evil and Impurity, lteu
lnte the thought, nnd you regulate tho life.
ll-WisDo Wins MAs'a ArruoVAL
(Vtfsc 0-10,)
1, Mo saving, (n) The words of tho wloU
ed nro deceptive, treacherous, brenthltiylc
Celt Ilka the lying In wait of robbers to sued
blood, "They fneanmallcei thoy aro tho ex
Srcsslon of n bloodthirsty and murderous
Imposition," as Zockler says. Now, odd to
this tho doctrine of our Lord that hatred h
murder, and We can seo that the words 'of
those lacking lovennd truth are nkln to tho
marcs of the robber and the murderer
Their own gain prompts their deceit, (b)
On the Other hand, the wlso words of the
righteous deliver them from tho snares of
tho wicked, On tho deceitful words that
slay, rend Gen. xxxvll, 18-20; Math. II, 7,8,
and Ps. xxxvll, 19, 22, and on tho wlso
words delivering tho righteous read Luke
xxl, 14, lSj Math, xxll.40. Make. the ecbbl
era turn to these passages, read them nhd
show how they illustrate tho lesson, (b)
Tho next maxim depends on tho fact that
evil is bound to bo overturned nnd the
wicked to bo no more on, earth, orliavo ho
more a place among men, since God's gov
ernment is righteous. Some suppose that
Sodom and Gomorrah aro referred to, but
it Is rather a law of God's providence that
is stated, (c) On tho contrary, the house,
meaning family and posterity, of tho right
eous shall stand. Compare Gen. vl, 6; Ps.
xxxvll, 83, 80, with I Kings xv, 4; Rev. Ml,
12; Math, vil, 24-27.
3. Wisdom praiseworthy, (a) Wise men
are respected eved by fools. They are ap
proved by God and all good people accord
ing to their wisdom. So much wisdom so'
much, praise that Is tho rule, (b) Tho man
that is "crooked" in heart is despised In
proportion as he is "crooked." It is worth
remarking that American slang calls a
criminal a "crook" and a crazy man a
"crank,! both words meaning a departure
from what Is straight. Joseph, David,
Daniel, show how tho wise were respected.
Judas, Herod, Pilate, Calphas, are exam
ples of "crooked hearted" persons twisted
souls, perverted from truth and righteous
ness, (c) The ninth verse is hard to con
strue. It may be rendered, "Better is he
that is .highly esteemed and hath a serv
ant than he that honoreth him
self, and lockcth bread." This means
that a respectable competence, with com
fort, is better, than greater pretensions with
.misery. The other rendering Is, I think,
quito humorous and very striking. "Bet
ter is he that is despised and is his own serv
ant than he that glorifies himself and
wants bread." The Variorum. Bible give.1
as authorities for this rendering the Sep
tuagint, Peshitto Syriao version, the Vul
gate, Ewald, Hitzig and BIckell. This
sense is very good. It magnifies the dig
nity of honest .toll. Our Lord was, just
such a character a king nnd yet a carpen
ter. How many a useless person thinks
himself above work because of his own
dignity or that of his ancestry I Think of
the banished and beggarly nobles of the
old Frenoh nobility during tho reign, of
Napoleon I How many become swindlers
rather than harden their hands with hon
est work! The honest laborer is a most
honorable character.
8. Righteousness is kindness, (a) A good
man is kind to everybody. Love to all is
the root of goodness. A good man loves
even the lower animals. John Wesley is re
ported to have said that ho would not give
much for tho religion of a man whose dog
and cat were not the better for it, Vet it is
not much more than 00 years since Mr.
Martin, the member of parliament for Gal
way, Ireland, brought in his bill for tho
prohibition of cruelty to animals in Eng
land. Long beforo Christ came, the law of
Moses commanded kindness to the boosts.
They are Included in' the fourth command
ment as sharing the weekly rest. See Ex.
xx, 8-10; xxili, 12; Deut. v.dl The utmost
mercy to both bird and beast was Incul
cated. See Ex. xxiif , 4, 5; Deut. xxli, 4. 0. 7;
xxv, 4.- How much do we here in America
need to obey these old laws of kindness to
tho poor creatures subject, to man, may be,
seen from the periodical called "Our Dumb
Animals.' The righteous man has mercy
on his beast, but those that are cruel nre
really wicked. The Hebrew says, "The just
man knoweth the soul of his beast."- Here
we infer that cruelty is the result of igno
rance, that justice calls for tenderness to the
beasts that serve us a tenderness com
manded by God and that God loves those
who love all living things, as He does him
selfA similarity of sentiment creating
community between God and mam See
Jonah iv, 11, (b) The very .tenderness of
the wicked is cruel their kindness is a
pain, or, as Plumptre puts lt.thelr "feel-:
ings, emotions, all that should have led to
mercy and pity toward man," is perverted,
to cruelty, xneiext aoes not connneuns
truelty to man.
HI The Wise Feel Belt Aptooved.
(Verses 11-15.)
1. Enjoying the fruit of one's labor, (a)
The tiller of land gtws the food that he
eats. Work procures bread, (b) The vain,
frivolous, vagrant is void of good "saving
common sense," else he. also would find
sweet satisfaction in .working for his own
wants. Idleness is folly, (c) Beniscb ren
ders tho next maxim thus, "A wicked per
son covcteth the booty of evil mon" that
is, they desire to enrich themselves with
the plunder of others who rob. The. right
eous stay where they are, so rooted that
they bring forth fruit lor their needs, desir
ing no evil gains, despbiing all plunder.
8. Right speech, (a;, A bad, man betrays
himself by the offenses of his lips. Others
take the meaning to lie, "He who seeks to
ruin others by evil speaking of others Is of
ten ruined by his Own words." On the oth
er band, the righteous overcomes tho trou
ble caused by false Accusations, (c) The
fruit of the wise man's mouth is the good
that he can do by giving council, encour
agement or knowledge to others. This, too,
is satisfying to the one that can give such
instruction. There is a delight in impart,
ing wisdom, as all true teachers know.
What one works for, whether by tongue or
hands, that he gets. His wages are sure
here, in tho satisfaction of well doing; here
after, In hearing God's "Well donel"
8. Guided by a higher light, (a) The
fool Is foolish in this that he does not
think that be needs any good advice; bis
way is right in bis own eyes, (b) The wise
man feels his liability to error and gladly
receives counsel. Certainly the truly wise'
man accepts God's counsel given in holy
writ. The wisest of men have been glad to
receive instruction from Him who U "the
Counselor" Jesus Christ, our Lord,
Hamburger's Cyclopaedia.
Hamburger's "Cyclopaedia for The Bible
and Talmud" has just been completed. It
reveals the attitude of the modem orthodox
Jews toward Jesus. He is givea a place
In the list of false metaUhs. Dr. Ham
burger, obliged to use the Christian ehro
nology, avoids B. O. aad A. D., and Instead
of saylnt?"ln the year 48 after Christ' he
says "in 44 after," er given the, figure,
only. He tries to trace the distbaeUve
tesvehlagef Jess to Jewish rcbMs. Yet
tSetVMMtM SfytWMSO Ve MM
Mmmmmimmmmrm
Lotted rn Worldly,
An Aiibfitrt liittii was rebuked for ln
dnlglng Iti a ploflMiilry In a jirnypf meet'
lti not lmi flrfci, Init rdtll daring spirits
occasionally Irnnngr cm In Hint wny -with'
out bdiiffgrldltfiibdi It l.i related ntnro-
cent jwrlsli inectlii In lUclunond, Mo,,
to se itbout calling a pastor, a well
kitowii cllfototi tirotnlnorit In church nf
fnlrfl took ot'cHslon to remark on tho np
tmroitt Indlft'crenco of church members'
to tho object for which tho most lug had
boon culled.
Ho had hoped, ho said, to poo tho church
membership fully roprcsontod, but It waa
with much regret that ho noted tholr Ab
sence, At tho conclusion of tho gcntlo
mnn'fl remarks n woman In tho congrega
tion who lmd grown uneasy undor his
criticism ventured to suggest that thoro
waa n falrroprosonUtlon of tho ccolcsl
natical body present, indicating by a vravo
of her hand flovcral church mombors
occupying Boats in different parts of tho
house
For a momont It looked llko a knock
out in favor of tho woman, but tho gon
tlcman was equal to tho occasion, and
straightening up he remarked with his
usual gravity "It may bo that our
mombors look and nppear so much liko
the world's pcoplo that I did not recog
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A. ROBERT, Architect, room , Mar
quara building, F.r.land, Otegou.
P. J. LARSEN & CO.,
Manufacturer of Wagons, Car
riages, etc
Repairing a Bpl-ItjJ.
TjtlOTEOTIONLOUaie NO. 2 A.O.U. W
V Heels In their ball In ritate Insurance
AdldlPg.every Wedny.veu.
J. A. BEI.WOOI). Recorder.
THE PACIFIC
MOTIVE AND COLLECTION BDREAD
ALBM, - - - Oragon
&mee reOTd to III Cossmeretal "t.
Wales
4e, Fume ajad ativate work
0. B. OLlkWFr, Maaar.
rhysleUnii Mare round Ottt
Tlmt a ofmtAralhfttlftft and foreign element In
the blood, developed by Indigestion, In the
cause ol rheumatism, ThU Millet upon the
sensitive Mib-eitlnneotu coveleg o the rnti
elcsanil llgnmenls of the Joint, canning eon.
slant and shifting pain, and aggregating ns a
calcareous, chalky deposit Which produces
lilfrness and distortion ol lueJolnt, Ma sol,
which eipetlenco tins demonstrated In regard
to Hosteller's Htomaoh Hitters, has stronger
evidence to support thmi this, namely, that
this medlol'ieof comprehensive Uses cheeks
the formidable nnd atrocious disease, nor Is It
lets positively established that It is preferable
to the poisons oncn used ta arrest It, slnofl the
medicine contains only salutary Insrod.ents,
11 Is also a signal remedy for malarial fevers,
constitution, drs
e n.iln, Sidney
and bladder
ailments, debility nnd other
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Heo
that you get the genuine
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Enquire About
Tho Limited Exprewt trains of tho Chi-
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lighted and steam heated, with the rtti
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The Electric reading light In each
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tho Chicago Mllwaukeo & St. Paul Rail
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mg tno exclusive use oi tuts patent.
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STATE TREASURER'S FOURTH NOTICE.
BTATK OF OREGON
TREASUR. DEFARTMENTj
HAt.KM. Mny 1,1893.
Vfotlce is hereby dlvon that iheronrelunds
1 on hand sufficient to pay all outstanding
mate warrants Indorsed "Presented, and not
fiald for want nf funds," prior to, and Inolud
ng, March 3, 181M, and that all such warrnnts
will be paid upon piesentatlon nt this oflloe.
Interest on said warrants will not be allowed
alter the Unto ol this notice.
PHIL. METHOHAN.
M-dw-2v HtateTreasuier.
' DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Arm ot
Martin A Uarklus, Blacksmiths, has dis
solved partnership by mutual consent, 'the
buslneb will hereafter be conducted by John
O. Martin at same place, and all accounts
with tho heretofore existing firm will be set
tled by him, aud all bills are puyable to him
Thanking our pastcubtoaicrs, wo are respect
fully, MARTIN & IlARKINrt.
H. W, Bmlth, postmaster of Lewlsvllle, and
W . F. Murphy, of Salem, have for sale aboo
2,000 acres of good farming and stock land In
the Lucklamute country in Folk county.
Prices range from to to 120 per acre. All good
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Ime. Great bargains. Call on or address
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Bargains in Land.
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tin your Ignorance of effects
and vitality whlck Is
system the elements thus
strength and vigor will fol
curc or money refunded.
Dr. Saadea'a Electric
after all other treatments
testify, and from many of
isve a relief ana cure m
MM
thb mw
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which are Instantly felt throughout all weak, parts, or we forfeit $5,000. It has an Improved Eleetrle 8tf atieuMrary, -the
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the worst cases In two or three months.
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SYPHILIS!
A New Remedy
A trua Spttc poiltlr and penaantnt altmiaadesi
fall poison from tin Mood, and a rnuntsm ot healthy
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la a rawedy kica ha Um bndr(Uag it bum tavar
iiHrat tiixiUxou for th lost lhr yaan. It has,net
Vat failed, afldUwitlBotUB, asitisa True UpmtAfU
(a, SnAJMc poison trt all Wood ditaasas. ItoywiU
tunii Sand ht full funiculus and proef fia. Step
Ming yaar trat Wl tntteuiy and othar .poissa.
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We gitaimate cure or refund the sutMsey,
Addras
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General Insurance Agency.
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,a . Alliance Ajstirance Co., Norwich Unloa FlrelB.lloe.
Oldest and leading Firm lit the city Devoted Exclusively to Insurance,
Bd. C.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
JS? ?iCa?fcTfv'sBP,fl"
WILLIAM NILES & CO.,
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AND EXPORTERS OF
mm
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the neatest and dresBiestmannor, take them to tho
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
where all work is done by white labor and in the most prompt
manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, ' r
Liberty Street.
ECTRIC
U5PENSO
fSLEEPLESSNE55.Fb0RMrZrvf0RV&GENIERAU ILlHeALTH
the effects of abuses, excesses,
la our marvelous Invention, which requires but a trml to convince the most skeptical,
or by excesses, or exposure, you may have unduly drained your system ot nerve fern
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Send for our Illustrated l'arophlets, free sent oy man, scaled.
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Address
LKAVHS BALBM
from U. I'. Dock at 8 o'clock a, m. every Wed
assdajr and Maturely,
LKAVJsB rOBTLANO
IfMstbeOeatralaeekat foot of Waahlnftoa
sireet every HBajra4Thur4ay,
I.KAVM HALKM
to ArkMV every Moaday.Md Tstesday, re
turaisu: asm df . . ,
sKaXskstT iXitmWLw'
Steamer Elwood.
nnd, Chltdran.
Botir BtoMlaTjUrrnSaTSSoii,
Kills Worms, gives steen. and brotaoiae el
. geaUos,
(eauoflj
lout Injurious medleaWe.
YflUlO
J? tWJSHT. yV 1 reomrfleo
yonr Castorta, ' and shall always eonMiwe ta
resuMa' 'n wlbly prodSW beaeeli
Edww T. Pahdbs, K. D.,
M Tho Wtatfmrp," 1 8th Street and TA Ave,,
New York City
Ooktrlxv,-77 Mtmtuv Braarr, Nw Yea
Cross,
Wholesale ami Retail
Ienlcr Iti Frcsli, Skit mid
luokcd Meats of alJKJntls
OS Court and
110 Stato Streets.
INCORPORATED 1801
FINE CATTLE, HOGS POULTRY:
Choice
Meats.
sasasasasasasasasasasB
Berkshire & Poland-China Pigs a Specialty.
Fancy Poultry, All Varieties.
tggs for Hatching,
Incubator;.
Nlles Pacific Coast Poultry, and Stock, Illustra
ted. CO cents by mail.
IsSrBEND FOR' CIRCULARS.
MELT
wrroRT
AK
MSWM1
ail mtM
who are debilitate and suffering,
from Nervous Debility SeUm. WeM-'
ness. Losses Drains. Impotency o&
Lost Manhood. Rheumatism, Lame
ack. kidneV Troubles. Nervousness
worry and exposure. For sucti suttsren
PORTLAND, OR ECOMe
PROPOSALS FOR WOW,
Healed bids for furnishing wood wl
eelvtd at lite omn or ine mmw i
iiiotNiLii uriill l'i n'olnak n.. oa
iit.insn ism. Hid wilt be (HMtied at
lar meetlns of the har4 of .tMrissaw
o'cloek p. m. nf said 90th day otjavy"
delivery ol wood before Heptembsr , Ms
tliemllowlns senoeis: wnewa, is esse
Ksrordaflr. Park. U eorde AsJr. M
vut oatam. e aonts oak. 1-A eorat mr.
Balem, la eeintsoAk.MMissr.
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the hoar d reservtw tfc HftTt ts left aw r
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