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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09
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of bodily ailments are encountered, It's
adaptation to the cure OF pain, It's prompt
and perfect action, bring II nearer pertee.
tlon for household use. It's application Is
20 simple a child can use Il, and the diree-
tions for use are given In every spoken
language. II Is adapted to all kinds Of
climates, to all phases Of rheumatic and
nervous pains. A few samples OF gem
eral nature will show is wonderful effects
Mr willct +. Cook, Canajoharie, n. "
writes February 10th, 1887 "Awoke one
morning with excruciating palms In my
shoulder Tried various rellets for sud
den pains iihout effect went to my Of
fee, the pain became insufferable went
home at II o'clock and used St. Jacobs
Oil effect magical, pain ceased, and at !
o'clock went TO work cure permanent
Mr.. David Lawrence, Lowell. Mass, Oct
7oth, 1886, states "IIad severe attack o
rheumatism In knee, tried many remedies
without relief tried 81. Jacobs on VA
promptly cured no return Of pain Ia sew
eral years" Mr.. Otis l.. Hathaway, Fal
River, Mass, Oct. 10Th, 1886 "wa
troubled with rheumatism In arm, ans
could not raise IT, Used St. Jacobs Oil
frstaPplIcation relieved and two.thiras o
a bottle cured have had no trouble aimee
now several years ago" Mr. Percy A
Folsom. Bloomington, Ills, Oct. 18th
1886 "IIad rheumatism ali my life Ill
1850, when Il was cured by st. Jacobs OIL
It had settled In my ankles, and had &
walk with cane used one bottle in
short time pain was gone have not had
touch Of 1t since" Mr.. d. NiekeAthal
Strassburg. Ohio, Nov. 4th, 1880 "lia'
rheumatism In my shoulder cured b.
enc bottle 81. Jacobs OIL First apPliea
tion greatly relieved and was cured com
pletely. No return In seven years" Thes
are samples from hundreds Of how
works rs wonders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09
Revere House;

ALBANY, OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up In first-class style. Tables
supplied with the best in the market.
Hioe sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travellers.
eTFree Coach 60 and frem the IgefeI. "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09
Summons,

In The Circuit Court Of shs Stale Of orsOn. .jov
Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09

IN the CfycnH COnyf Of HE .Stafc Of ore
gOn, toy Linn Conaty.
M. e. Woodward, Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09
Assignee's Notice.

W, r. BILYRU.
Attorney for Assignee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-09

IN The Circuit Court Of tae State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

Columbla township he's eniy sever
|leachors. bul she wae never snppIled
with ses o. more energetic and success'
fnl ieachers. Mr.. Clark. II Jesper. q
|essching > sncccsefbl school q Htllham
Miss Lille Green h doing good york -
|ihe 0arrIs' school house John e. Con-
'aer d making writing : speciality =
Union Valley: Mr.. Jamrs Nilburn i
doing good work Il she Beatty school
|house; ~. Horton u keeping every
thing straIxht ~ No s; Mr.. Alonz0
Gass q making composition speciality
|st No. 2: Mr. Levi leenner u proving
HE skill = teacher q No. 3.
The teachers don't only take IN inter
|est IN their schools. hut seem 70 take -
much Interest in the fsw nship instituIss-
|as Ia their schools ] have been in differ
|ekt States. and have attended many
township institutes In different counties,
but have never seen 90 much Interest
taken IN any too nship institute - IL TAX
len in the township institutes of Column
bic township this winter. They have
held four institutes this winter. and are
going 10 hold two more All the teach
ERE hare been present - each institute.
and have taken IN active part. Each u
better than the preceding one. The lest
was one OF the most successful institutes
that wss ever held "a Dubois county
We would love 10 hear from the teachers
In other towships.
SCHOOL INSPECTOR.
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DIED. January 10. 1888. q her home IN
Jefferson township, - miIes norsh-wesf
|of Birdseye. ELIzABETH CRooK, aged sc
years. months and days.
Elizabeth (Brown) Crook vas born IN
Cumberland county, Penn, September
IL, 1906, Of German parents In 1916 she
moved with her parents TO Harrison
county, Ohio. and in 1891 to Bartholo-
new county, Indiana, where her father
who vas . United Brethren minister,
soon sfter died, and the family then
moved 70 Floyd county, Ind. where she
was united In marriage With : yonnG
pioneer. John q. Crook. June IL, 1924
'by David Sillings, J. r. They resided
lin Floyd county on farm, and once in
New Albany until December 2. 1888
when they moved 70 Dubois county,
where they have resided ever since.
They began life poor. but BY uniirin2
industry, frugality and economy, they
lsccumuIated : comfortable living.
| Aunt "Betsey.T - she waa fsmiliarly
called. will BE- missed from the commu.
nity IN which she lived % long. Al
though c00sidered little eccentric, she
always had . pleasant word and saIuta-
ton Tor Ill, was loving mother. BE-
loved GRANDMOTHER, and : good neigh.
Dor She leaves N aged husband, by
whom she had 3 children - boys and :
giris- One daughter and one son died
q chiIdhood's sunny days. The second
son, jeremiah, died q Carleton, near
New Orleans. August Is, 1865.
Two sons and two daughter live IN
Oubois county, one daughter ~ Orange
county. and the other daughter IN Marion
county, this State. She had ffty-eighl
grandchildren, % whom Sorty-tWo ere
living; nifty great-grandchiIdreu, u
whom lorty-sw0 ere living.
/ She bad nearly alWsys enjoyed rood
health until the Lest few years, and che
did her hoosew0rk up The evening che
paced from this Troublesome world.
| Her Semains were inferred q the
Crook graveyard SUNDAY, the 2zd. where
ssvoral friends gathered 10 pay The lei
reepect 70 IN aged mother.
4 o. Der father's family or eight children
-four girls and four boys) only Two are
len. one brother, william Brown. ol
Fountain Co this State, md Susan Hod-
GIN q Salem, Wsshingtoa coasty. hi,
0e4e0s
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In Memory OF our Little Charley
cnAzLns c. cAvs.sss. dlsd Jss- . lsss-
Sleep sweetly. Charley. sleep.
Beneath the earsh's cold sod
We know that whilst We weep,
Thy spirit rests with God.
Too pure for earth. ihou'st sought,
Thy home where angels dwell
Though gone, We murmur not,
since I'll with thee Il well.
Thou'st bafhed thy throbbing brow,
Ia Iife's pure, cooling stream:
No pain nor anguish now.
Distures thy heavenly dream
Alass twas hard 10 part.
With one 80 sweet and fair;
The fond bot aching heart.
Sill sighs Thy love TO share
Sweet bud Of promise bright.
Tins nipped BY deaths cold hand
Thou bloom'ss IN heavens pure light.
Where fadeless flowers expand.
men, Suarioy, Iefo the well,
Till We shall meet above:
Where saints and angels dwell.
And feel that God u love.
Oh, weep not dear parent, 'tis well
With thy child.
No longer be writhes in bic agonies
wild;
Look up. and behold him in heaven
on high.
who bsckons you on to bic home ia
The sky.
Then strive ior the kingdom, and soon
you shall meet.
Where parents and uncles and broth.
ers will greet;
There God in bis glory We ever will Gee
And join him In singing His praises
for aye.
Abide with ne, dear Lord. remain,
Our life. our truth, our way;
So shall our i0ss be Turned 20 gain,
Night turned to endless day
NC.
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ODD. n. Patty. : promIps.t nurssry.
man d Geoeva, n. r., has written % o..
quiring where 10 en- get lev good -
liable men % solicit orders. He wiohol
men q Canvass asd take orders for trooa
ehrube and vjeoe 6os vaIl delivery ~
promises steady employment % eood
eoloo1en. lfany - oUr sooders dooIru
. good pooi:i W woold advIse then
= write . ks:Patsy for f1ll particulars
Address with references
p. n. FATTY, NUnsruYxAx.
~ - CESSNA, n. q.
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PapilIen (Clsrke's extract % flax) Skin
Cure. like many other ineslImablo beno.
ets 20 mankind, wss discovered By acci-
dent The proprietor, engaged 10 the
|preparation 81 certain plants. from time
20 ime noticed The elect of working 81
The pulp vass On The skin. II there wae
|pseeene any culauo0us eruptions. warts,
elemisheo o. ecrofuIous symptoms, 81
disappeared - u ~ magic. Alter ex-
perimenling Ten yoass, g be- become Z
scientific Isct ard priceless booo . ebe
human raco- From giving away : lev
bottles. the demsod 81 decreased uosiI
The sale Tor The post too ysass a0oonea
g l:o32Ooo bottles. Large bottles ooly
~ %. Sill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

0PRlxe ELEcflos. mOuths from
next Monday the township eIeciic nc will
occur IL Indiana The choice Of Town
chip Trustees, Justices Of the Peace. Su-
Dcrvi<ors Of highways. and Assessors
have mol generally received the care the
jmDortance of these positions 10 the peo-
pie demands. The CoURIER believes the
best way 10 secure the beet men for these
positions ID for each political party 10
meet 81 convention q their voting pre-
cincls snd nominate men for each POSI-
o5on. whom the mssees Of the party will
- willing 10 Be responsible for This
snakes the officer feel N additional re-
\ oponsi0iIity. % representative Of bic
Varty. . we'll - : public o6icer, and
should render him Lsore careful % prop
erIy discharge his duties. In ~free for
~ rsce." very frequently : minority
mao d chosen Who feels no resp0nsibil-
ny % any but himself. and manages pub
Ilc business simply for the money there
= ID H." The Democratic township
eommitteemeu IN each township should
consider the matter.
II lhe meantime the CoUnfRR columns
oro open 70 announce I'll candidates for
poblic favor q u each, whether for the
~r.ce TO fnish," or subject 70 party
nomination. We this week start the
announcements with Esq. John J. Mes
ehede. q . candidate for Trustee Of Hall
oownship. Mr.. Meschede il the shoe
maker q Celestine, who, early and late,
be been i0dustriously peggiug away for
. living, and for the accommodation Of
/ he people Of his township. He served
ne public one term very scceptabIy o
I joo(ics Of the Peace. and showed IN
odoplability for public business which
vecommends him for further trust Hon.
- and Indnstrio0s, he would make :
| careful Trustee.
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oAA1 ASAEI 0A16s NOs ~
QY virtue Of certified copy Of : de-
~ cree TO me directed from the Clerk
'of the Dubois Circuit Court. IN = cause
wherein John Zimmerman Is plaintiff.
and Bruno Buctfner. and Ernesline
Bncttner aud John IIuebner are defend
ants. requiring me 10 make the sum Of
Four Hundred and Sixfy-three dollars.
with interest on rsid decree and costs.
viii expose Il public sale. 10 the high
est bidder on
SATURDAY. THE 25rH DAY or FEB
EUARY A. ID. 1888.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock n m.
and O'Clock p m. OF said day. n ihe
door OF the Courl-house. in the town Of
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana. the rents
and prc6ts for : term not exceeding
seven years. the following Real Estate.
'to-wif:.
Lot No one hundred and seventeen
|Ql7). ia the town OF Jasper. Dubois
county, Indiana. according 10 the map.
plat or chart Of said town
II such rents and profits will not sell
for . sufficient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, will 81 the same time
and place expose 10 public sale the fee
simple OF said Real Estate, or 20 much
thereof - may be sufficient TO discharge
said decree, interest and costa
Said sale will be made without any re-
lief whatever from valuation or appraise-
Iment laws
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAYLoR q HUSTEE, Ais'ys for PIN.
jan 27th. 1883 -3w. fpE So 90.
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lDY virtue Of certified copy OF de-
- cree so me directed from The Clerk
4 OF the Dubois Circuit Court. in cause
wherein Philip Sfeincrt il plaintiff. and
Bruno Bucltner. Ernesfine Buettner. et
Ial, are defendants. requiring me 10
make the snm "f money therein men,
toned. with interest on sail decree and
costs. will expose Al public sale 10 the
highest bidder. ON
SATURDAY. THE 25rH Day or FEB
RUARY A. ID. lSs9.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m.
and o'clock m. Of said day, as the
door Of the Court House in the town OF
Jasper, Dnbois County. Indiana, the rents
and profits for = term not exceeding
seven years Of the folio wing Real Estate,
situated Ia Dubois county. to-wis:
The southeast quarter or the north
east quarter Of section No. twenty -four
It2S), in township No. (3) south. range
No four a. west. containing 10 acres-
Ii such rents and profits will not cell
for sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree
interest and costs. | will. az the same
time and place. expose 10 pnblic sale the
fee simple Of said real estate. or 20 much
thereof ~ may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree. interest and costs
Said sale will be made without any re-
lief whatever from valuation or sppraise-
ment Laws
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Sheriff Of Dubois County.
JoHS L BEErz- ATTY Tor Pi'G
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NOTICE TO ALL

NECESSITIES 81 hD<iness compel me
IN q ceIlcct what u due me. sheretors
On persons who are indebted q me ~rs
notified "a call and settle BY MARCH
LEI. 1858. or their accounts will be placed
in onlcers' hands Tor collection. II you
cant pay cash. bring produce or give
your noic<. - sm compelled 20 settle
BARGAINS IN GOODS!
From now iii March IL. viii ofeI
purchasers extra bargains. for cssh o.
proince. IL rho best ~ Dry Goods. Gro
ceries and notions. Al nv store in Por
tersville. Come and get bargain
JOHN s1EHNE-
Feb. 81. 198S -4w.
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pro.sic charecssr ~ TIE srhihis a a -
relieved n ~ moas inoenious manner
Venisi.n gomdolee r,rir~ - she canal
which sravcrses re whois len~sh ar ~
bnildine. = M ~ - afsr.rsion shas none
viii vilIinvIv mise. Vecice q - II ont
yenieed ~ she sn.sse, snd her nnhlic ~.
6cers ehould - nosi6s6 - - "a hand
ana earn how shicgs - man.csd on
sh;e eisle ~ ,he cr.sr ser;,.r~1r - :.
Irishman vonld esr she msu.g.rs -
rather The Commissioners hsve ehe
ems ines of one of The most ateractive
displave poaslble. ana there 4 everv in
dication that thsv ara fully aware of the
fact.
NO q snem visited y en'ee during the
psst summer ~ the capacity o. cnEL
TAhkS NOTES. auo are suliy prepared 20,
sepsounce on : grand scale the famous
Canal see"es o. the CITY ~ sns Aor'a.'e'
"fsm .s!ueo Sny'ock o1t o.
pound q Christian hesh. and O'heiIoI
lieu DesGemons 0ecn9se some oner
!e'ows poe.et nanokercn'e' came nome
- ner ws.n. Inc Immense building
through wnsen tne Canal runs . not yes
complete, cnt tm i.r enough advanced
ior one % form IN idea o. what = Will
bv roof higher than hat over the ma-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03
real ESTATE AGENCY!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent &C
IRELAND. = IND.


fxa s-r~@ ~ miles 81 HunsipRblrR. - IN
-sush>r balance IN <nisisss<r. 10 srres IN n<adew
I'D hose ar1 god orchard good farm Price
I. go. nile scsss q H1ntsnss.re. 6 s~rss n
eulvsficn- bsIssee m timber god frame house and
h.rr rno1 crrhnrt. pi<nfy o. water Price 80 per
&c: lar dsss: b.issr< On Easy serns'
Hn-ss md tro lots ~ Hununehurg. rccrrs spt
cellar ecc1 Jackson street Price &C: half
3o.ns easy tsrras for bsisn-e-
f.rn sfIis seres. one nas south q Irsland and
rour miles 81 Jasper about - IN c1irisa-
rrn scue land. good timber. Land very rich
rod frame house and iox stable very GOOD farls.
Price a. per sc-es terms easy.
1904 ~ miles % Tre,anf - cleared
bslH<< good timber: poplar. White and bls<k esk
one n the best 100 In Dubois counfy. lays very
zen: jsG little reIiinr: enenrk good timber q
ks1@e snt log Stable. 81 pr acre half dcsn BAL
anc< IN and ITO years q per cent
- acres. > miles from vefpen. PIKE county. miles
fnb-r plenty u slater. lard rolling % scrss in Go.
YER Roct frame house wifh Or rocu< <oof stable
situafsd god pubie rad. school and church
: god cheap farm
30 s<re< ~ miles norsh vest o. ireland 3 nile
rrrr jasper COED rosis. $50 cleared bal
..sry hare hsuss ior bsrn orrhsrss pisriy u Va.
Ter. splendid fsrm and god nsighhorheed. 80 PEI
s<rs-
ssss .erss. .ss.s 10 n eaisivssies TO Ios
nes q ireland ~ PEI sers. good cheap farm
terms very easy
n scres leo cleared and IN eulfivsos . IN rood
ss a. Il e. s ss ssss .ss
god state q euIu.ssion aud Lays very yell. mile,
-sa = frel:n1 Price $500; term. easy. 4 splsn-
I aid grain and ssc<k farm very desirable
- scres sbcss - acres CLEARED GOOD frame Rsuss
&Dd rod frame rsw barn. Kosd orchard. fsh pond.
rood little farm. ~ miles from Dwell. and ne1
sest efirsland. - per serss terms easy.
- srr~s "a hrtcr b.Isr~s ~ nm "a .rr.s ~ 1~si
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- Mr.. z. A. Caldwell, o. Naumse,
Ohio, claiming TO represent capitalists
|ceoklng investments, accompanied By
4oesso. ~. \. White. Of Seymour. and 8.
u. Wells, Of yallooIa, called On tbe co.,
n1kn last week. n The interest o. The pro-
5000 Seymour OFleaus and jasper r.
~ Ne told them Jssper would heartily
voloooo The enterprise and extend it al
el4 pcsible, whsn hey GOT = : shape fo1
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o0We are informed the ''copyS ~ The
ycport Of The County Auditor % The
OemmieeIooers Of eight ye4rs 1nancial
gooeactions Of The county. and endorsed
~ e1om - correct, and upon which
|noDclaI basis The county business 4
bow transacted, be been partially fur.
rIo6od the Independeol for publication
1lo week. Taxpsyers interested ohould
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-03

nIL. Spayd has the boss store tor
stoves. The largest assortment in the
county. a.
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4 tlSAi IluH 4! svyAS usSl!
IN the Loss Of


Lecture % enc Nature. Trsatmene 49,
Radical cure 81 spsrnstosrhua q incspaeiy neueee
" excess o. early Extraordinarily
noogaT ,. culvgRWGLL. -. p
Tie world reno~prd sushos. IN This admirable Lee
TIRE. clearly proves from hs own sxpsrisnes snss
awful eonsequences q early error Day % eusctusy
yeuove1; pointing ont mode u cure o once eessn
end eeclual ~ Witch every sufferer. no mettor snst
NJ condition may Be-. mag cure himself ehsapys Pr
vaf<lr snd radically
lTThi. Lssisfs ~iIl prove boon = shssssads
on1 lhonsands-
ssas usdsr seal. u plain envelope. - eng eddrsss
I'M GULvERWEIk MEDICAL co
81 Ann o.. New rork. y. =, Peat Once Bcs' 80
Juse -. isss-y.
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FERDINAND sCHNEIDER,

SnerIu OF DuD0t@ county.
JoBS l. BRETz- Atty TOR Pm.
Feb. 81. 1858 -3w- lpf. Ss.I
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
Honest Norwood.

Norwood talks loudly about want.
ing honest men for Office, and fair
counts and all such stuff; the fact is
Norwood Judges other people by his
own half bushel. Few years ago
Norwood went into the mercantile
business. He decided his property
to his wife. He then bought goods
on credit. The men who sold to
him of course supposed the property
was all his. lie failed after while;
bu. Just before he did so his wife had
her deed recorded. That was the
first his creditors knew of the trans
fer to his wife. Ofcourse the cred
tors could find nothing that Nor
wood owned. They brought suit
to set aside the deed to his wife and
charged that Norwood committed a
fraud in thus conveying his property
to his wife to beat the men he ex-
pectcd to buy goods from. The case
went to the supreme court where it
was declared by the court that it
was fraud on Norwood's part and
the whole thing was set aside. And
that is the man who wants to be
governor of Arkansas. Honest men
how do you like him?- Walnut
Ridge Telephone.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01
Col Mccullough Addresses
the People.

| The TINES was led into an error
by one of lis country exchanges, ant
announced the appointment Of Col
p. d. Mccullough to speak at til.
place as the 18th, when in fact the
29th. was the day set for him and
Col. Geo. Thornburg to be here
The latter's absence is explained
elsewhere in this Issue. This much
by way of explanation and apology.
Wednesday Col McColough spoke
at the Court house to a very good
audience, considering the mistake as
to time and the inclemcncy of the
weather. He began by giving a
correct history of the democratic
party, its principles, handed down
from the days Of Samuel, and its
policies, and contrasted them with
the centralizing or strong govern
m.nt idea Of the republican party.
Taking up the national issues, the
Tariff, the surplus and the Mills
bill he let in the strong light of rea-
son and explained in SO plain and
simple a manner that none could
fail to grasp the ideas, and paid a
glowing tribute to the champions
of democracy and its insignia, Gro.
yer Cleveland, Allen G.. Thurman
and the Bandanna. He next took
up and administered a scathing re-
buke and arraignment of the repub-
lican administration Of state affairs
under the guidance of Clayton and
his gang, together with the heavy
obligations they entailed npon the
citizens of the state, murder and ra-
pine committed by their militia III
the name Of their God and Morality
party. Compared the two candidates
for Governor, Eagle the representa-
tive of the true Arkansas gentleman,
and Norwood, the so-called Union
Labor candidate, the tool of Clayton
and the old gang, the renegade dem
agoguc and political Montebank.
He combed him up on one side and
curried him down the other, showing
him up in colors true to his record.
Col Mccullough held his audience
for nearly three hours, forcing con-
viction and winning rounds OF ap-
plause. "Go on" was the cry when
he attempted to stop. The Colonel
is an earnest, logical and eloquent
speaker, who works and wins upon
the hearts of his hearers like a bap-
tism Of grace at an experience camp
meeting. At the urgent solicitation
of the citizens of Fletcher township
he spoke at the Elmot school house
Thursday to a packed audience.
The Osceola times., 1888-09-01

We are sorry we could not be with
Hon. ?. ID. McCulloughat the times
and places named for us by the
state Cen. Committee. Our will was
all right but the way was not so easy.
But there is one great satisfaction
about it, and that is that Mr.. Nc
Cullough hoes two rows himself, and
does notneed any help. We wish
every man in the district could hear
him IcIebhoRc.