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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-28
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
MRS. o'BoYLE, OF THE PYNE,
STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR.

She Tried to Cross the Track in Front
Of a Moving Car--Surprise Party
rendered to Miss urace Snow at
Her Home on North Bromley Ave
nue-Marriage of Miss Anna M.
Klein to Frederick j. Schulz-Fu-
neral of Mrs. John Price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-28
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Fellows, of 800 Tenth street, viii con-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Crude aiiaessI az! e: .9 s=.s

Major Meigs, Of Pennsylvania, who
attended our Good Roads Convention
last week. says the Valley democrat.
made u suggestion regarding She use VI
oil fur the improvement oi dirt roads
tina, may lead to great practical results
Major Meigs stated u we'll kuuwn fact
H. saving that II was no irogbic any
where To keep dry roads in good eUu-
dition nj minimum expense. oil will
prevent the earth from becoming wet,
by forming a waterproof crust. So
far ~ he has carried ON experiments, n
barrel Of crude oil l. sufficient Tor n
strip Of road 100 feet loag and ~ feet
aide. The cost Of the oil Mt the wells
Is about 30 cents barrel. No other
material. be said, Is ~ cheap. aud no
other will prove ~ effective. For some
years past !, has been the custom In q
number Of localities In Southern Cali
fprnia to- sprinkle the country roads anil
the streets of small towns with crude
oil obtained from the local wells, with
highly satisfactory results. Ono sprink-
ling In the early spring usually answers
for the entire season, completely lay
Ing the dust and preventing all inoon-
ycnicncc frUm that sourcc. II, after
proper tests, this theory shall prove To
b. feasible, !, will insure rapid i'm
pruycment In all sections Of the cOun-
try, for good roads can bc made by
simply grading them and saiuraiing
the surface with oil. The suggestion
Is worthy Of practical consideration.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Scene ThingB Americans DoE't Under'
stand.
PROM the Mexico Inteins-ncvr.

prom the Mexico InteiitS-ncvr
Editor jenkins OF the Platte City
Landmark cannot understand why the
United States should pay spain s30,-
QUO, coo for The Philippine Islands when
by nl the rules of civilized warfare
spain hs. ~ cclo. .. :::!s 80 tho pTvp-
erty.
Along the same line n great many
Anicricans capn9l understand why tho
damages sustained by American citi-
zcns in Cuba at The hands uf Spanish
authorities should not be paid by the
government which committed the den
relations.
When Germany whipped France tho
former no, only took and kep Alsacc
aud Lorraine, but compelled France to
pay 81 900, 900, 900 In gold rs war In
,lemnity.
Spain should be treated rs other ma
tons which have provoked war and
been whipped--no better and co worse.
For the territory which she lost in
this contest Of arms she Is not entitled
to compensation. The damage she
inflicted upon peaceablc citizens of the
United States who were residents Of
her borleTs she should be required to
pay without quibbling or delay. These
claims NOV on flc a. Washington sg-
grcgate s25, 900, 900, and may reach
double that sum. II may be generous
to Spain, hu, IL Is hardly Just TO the
American people to tax citizens Of this
country to pay for tho wanton waste
COMMITTEES; by Spanish forces.
IL Is a serious question whether the
American government can afford Ia
take the Philippines rs a free giii, much
less pay ego, 900, 900 for them. The
responsibilities which their possession
will entail will largely Offset any CON-
merclal advantages which they might
secure.
A great many Americans cannO, un-
dcrs,and, either, how this country Is
to be so greatly benefited commercially
by securing governmental control Oi
the Philippines when lha terms Of pos
session proposed by the Administration
provide that the ports shall be free to
the trade Of the world.
OF course II II the rankesi sort of
treason 10 guesiioa ths inialliblc Wis
dom Of the men who ere representing
the American people 10 The settlement
of the differences with spain.
II Hanna, who opposed the war up-
III he saw an opportunity FOR u bond
isrue, says there must be another bos,i
issue to pay Spain for the Philippines
and cover the damages committed by
Spain In the destruction Of tho property
If American citizens, Il would be ram.
pant coppcrheadism to question either
Mr.. liahna's craftsmanship OF his pa
irioiisu.
And Il President Mckinley, who did
NOT think enough VI the destruction 81
the Maine TO 50 much as mention II In
his message 10 Congress, written few
wecks aiier is awful oceaErebce, should
recommend Tho paymen, Of the s2e.4
Geo. 900 to Spain and the ESQ, 900. 600
damages committed BY the hearles'
Old Wolf, los Of people In this eoun-
| try, divided about equally between in.
ccnsc burning idiots and treasury boot
lers, would declare that failure TO do 50
twodla n.desiroy copadcnce and checs
tho onward march Of prosperity"
The issue will be 70 plain by 1900
that The great majority Of the AMER
Lieap people will demand rcekomimg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Discovered By q Womaa.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that. too, by u lady In this
country. "l'iscase fastened It's clutches
upon her and for scyen years she with
stood l,s seyerest tcsis, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death 'ccmcd
Imminent. For . months she coughe,l
necessarily, aud could not sleep. She
finally discovered a way 10 recovery, by
purchasing Of us bottle oi Dr King :
New Discovery for Consumption, aud
was so much relieved an taking first
dose that che slcp, all night; and with
two bottles, has been absolutely cured.
Her name is Mrs. Lu,her i.u,E." Thus
writes W. c. Ham ick & Co, Of Shel-
by, y. e. Trial bottles free nj City
Dmg Store. Regular size 5Oc and g. 20.
Every bottle guaranteed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

the bix critics have been boaxht NJ ny ths
soia ring. ana are tryinx tassics thsir garty
sn tine DART. fsoris are s'~wsanins 10 know
ing. aod they afw mot faoiins 70 many poo.
ole as tssry thiak .
Senator TURKEY Of Tennessee writss |;
'sKarissea ana ay el,eck for tss 20 covrz
my Subscription 10 ranspalEa fund Of ipos.
"a bcinw the tsrss two aoashs' payusent ON a
friend's subscription, which cwcioss In rss
lcstsg' %
A young lady s,cnographcr nj Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, says:
~ herewith enclose my note To your sub.
srription fund for the campaign Of $3.50.
am stenosrapl,cr. AMI have salary Of
I only SO per week.''
While | was copying the above ex.
tracts, a farmer from Warren county,
Ill.,, came In the office aud saii be was
loohing fOt tho pssco where he ecalss
pay dollar month 10 the campaign
fund II 1900. Ills ,.cucanur was that
Of determined man. lie said:
life. iIbsrfy. and nur homes are a, stake
In this rlxht.''
This will give yuu the driit Of senIi-
mcnt forming bei,ind practical move
ment that promises to grow and swell
into huge proportions until II sweeps
the country, placing politicians under
iInaucia! obligation To the people.
GHtTTs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Covgrcss met las, Monday and the
lreslJeaI's message vas ready to be
sent Ia. !, Is a very lengthy docu-
uncut, largely review Of the causes
leading up TO Ihe war with Spain, the
result Of The contest. peace nego'ia-
lions, etc. lie wants the executive
vested with discretion to recruit lhc
regular army to 100, 900 men, aud to
Acccp, recruits from the inhabitants of
our newly acquired territory. The
subject Of dealing with the Philippines
and other questions growing out Of the
war be promises To treat OF hereafter.
hut fcv recommendations are made,
the two attracting most attention be-
my the increase Of the regular army
and the suggestion Of substituting steam
ships, the latter. being peculiarly Re-
publican policy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

A pillow factoty 10 TO be Poiosi In
dnstry In the near future.
Tho next meeting Of the Southeast
Tcaohcn' Association win be Of sikss-
ton on Thanksgiving day. 1929.
The IIayti Argus tells the story Of q
hog that cleared mp Sixty-dyo ears VI
corn and drank seven buckets Of water
at one meal.
There b n movement on foo, Ia New
Madrid to organize company for es-
,ablishing Fair and Pleasure Park
near the town.
A committee of Bloomfield ladies' Il
arranging donation 10 be ssa, to the
Bloomfield company In the Sixth Rcgi-
ment al Christmas.
They are voting for an "eleciric
queen" nj CArulbersyillc. She will
turn on thu electric lights at the switch
board a. soon as the plant Is completed.
The baptist church at Cape Girar-
dcau has been freed from mortgage,
and the congregation will celebrate by
having jubilee aud dedication services
on the 18th.
VIM. Sparkman aud his wife OF Bat
Ter Center have been married 5s years.
On their wedding anniversary there
were fourteen children, twenty. Eve
grand children, and FIVE great grand
children. Mr. SpArkmaR Is ~ years
old. and Is wife " -, and both enjoy
gOod health.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

II IL Ill over now, but as an object
scsson in political machine bossism, Il
Is we'll To keep in mind some things rs
4 warning for the future. In the con-
scst for the Democratic nominations
Cor Judge of the Supreme Court, the
machine concentrated all its force and
influence TO carry the primaries Of ST.
I.oui, for Judge Marshall against Judge
Valiant, and Il succeeded in sitting
ilown on him hard, leaving him only
his own ward. The methods by which
this was done were exposed at The time,
and were the sort usually rcsorted 10
by the machine TO carry its pois;. Bu,
IN The State Convention both men were
nominated, the former TOT the long and
the latter for the short term. Now
look at the sequel, which shows how
far the machine was from rejecting the
feeling and sentiment Of the people OF
that city in the primaries. In tho
State Judge Valiant ran I,7l6 votes
ahead Of Judge Marshall OF these
only So arc credited to the country,
while in St. Louis Judge Valiant re-
ccircd 4,3l9 more votes than Judge
Marshall In . close State this differ.
enco would have defeated Marshall,
and shows the danger to the party Of
overriding the will Of the people ia
primaries By bossi-m aud is corrupt
methods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
TIN ana lis tJss Isf A1ul.sr.sloa.

The State Mine Inspectors report
far the last year has the following to
say OF mineral that II largely mined
In this section: ''shipmcnte Of haryses
FROM Mineral foist. Cadet aud Posnsi,
Ia Washington county, aggregated 49,
T7o, 900 pounds. This mineral sub
stance Is known among miners as tia.
l: v heavier shan lead. pure white when
grouhd TO powder, and without TASTE.
The product IL sold at yeFy low price
and Is used largely for dishonest pur-
poses. II b employed 10 aduhcrate
white lead, sugar, candies. soda, and
many other articles Of daily conSamp-
ton. Packers Of meat nse .. exiens-
lively on the canvas covering which
they place on hams and breakfast bn-
con. The weight and color Of this
mineral make It we'll adapted foe un.
warranted adultera,ion and swindling
purposes. Many honest consumers are
unknowingly paying lOc aud i5e per
pound for this worthless substance,
which finds It's way into articles Of
every day use"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Bitter Taste-si Aids Ia the DeieciiOs
Of Unwhs,eseme pOod.

Daniel Webster In the famous white
trial In Salem, Mass, yean ago DO
elared that murder will out" This
maxim has been found applicable To
many other things besides mnr,lcT.
Housewives know Il TO be true when
there Is alum In baking powder. A
bitterness IN the bread ri oaco bctrp"s
the alnu's presence. IL can't conceal
ils true nature. The alum bitterness
"will out, " and because !, will. physi.
clans, who understand The harmful ci-
feet Of alum on The system, arc at a
loss TO know why pecple esa.lHsc to
buy bakiag powders containing Il. All
baking powders sold for twenty-five
cents a pound and less contain alum.
There Is surely 10 economy Ia using
these cheap powders. For pure
cream vi tartar powder, as Dr. I'riCc's
was shown to be at the Worlds Fair,
goes so much farther and gives so
much better results, there ia no doabt
Of It, being mor economical In the
long run.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Mr.. Hardin Norris, clerk Of She drug
store of II. Shoemaker, Perry, H., says:
"a man came into onF store thn other
day and said, Il want n bottle Of that
stun tina, sarea ehildren's lives. 4 Fcad
In the News abou II. The children may
get sick when we can not get the doctor
quick enough. lt'slhe medicine you scll
for Group" lie alluded 10 Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and bought n bot
tie before he left the STORE. fm sale by
City Drug Store. farmingiOb, aud W r.
Runig, Bismarck.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Memorial.

Nr. Charles T.. Webb. son of Ar, and Mrs.
John W. webh, after q lingering Illness of
several psouths. gnistIy departed this life at
hls homo at Knot Lick. No sunday, Nov.
nth, Is@ During the time he suffered a1lte
good deal. hut bore his affiction without
a marmur.
During his college Gays Mr.. Webb drew
around him host of warm friends, who. In
this hsar Of tTouisle. minHle their syInpa
th.es as consolation To his heart stricken
re;atiyes. As a studsn, In the baptist col'
lrer at ParminRt1a he made o bright rec
Sti. After leaving school ils taught schoni
at Eaob Lick tor several months. leaving
gnvh Isck In issi. Mr.. Webb TOOK No tas
study Of law with judged Perry johnson Of
Poplar Rluff. Mo-. At which piscn he has
been doing lIusiness In law. real estate and
either lines during the remaining years OF
his life.
fise sadaen caIiins lsosne hy the Angel OF
Death IL q SQUIRE OF deep srisf 10 his mother
and father. sisters and brothers. Earthly
ties are bsuken, followed ~ sosrow 10 the
heart. ihat 81 n must BE-. In or afflictions.
disappointments and sosrows, we must
lean 10 throw aside thu DARK cloak of de.
spomdency In recognizing the wisdom Of
gaiis ioya. with humble sunsntsxion we
must learn 10 repeat. "rhy wiii be done. y
/ tod always has a purpose IN all lIis wonS
itfous works. Our wants are known before
we asa them. In times OF trosbls we are
wont 10 cry hBto Him for assistnaeu. the
task Ia too isravy, and No ass sfs sszsovas
oar hsarr strings ara tre~ksag. aad God "a
asked 90 return our iossrs death comes and
thkes sdins dear ore from oar bosom. and
0o<i is appaaisd to for euw5ost then. In Ais
SLOWING Kindness and tender naereies," lie
SPREADS apart tho great aDidrn curtains ci
braven, aud whispers 70 weak. impatient
mnn; ''My grace 10 SUFFICIENT for thee"
wsru this iifp all. ~cii mfgnt we mourn al
ter our iovrd ones. but. To itie swscs rrcoi'
f~csson that THIS Is only the prrparnsicn fos
ssernai niiss, osss suFTuw Ia tuFncd 30 sog
We Know that oar hiss 10 their Hnin. lseaii'
| sxnands Us that ttse ~ uncertain. firsu
oar friend. let us NIL iiope TO have q peace
fui hnme In hsaves.
God from rs has taken
0ne nursea In trndexcst iDve:
Ties In Earth are shaken
| M the suanRaons frusa above;
nat, wh,se tent IN derpesf SORROW.
We trust bliss In the sreat sonanSTow.
Charlie To ~ has given
Z Exaapies al petieaee. trials,
care yss Ids issAft = r1ven.
} And he areets his yxther's snAsle<--
His sptstt viii evsr gna1e
~ through This trouhssd. ssrssns tide.
| uases nun. Mo-. xoy. He1hy -.
4 Fnkxp.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
Backlen's Aruics SsIve.

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, tetterG- ehappcd hands, chil-
blains, casns and all skin cruptions.
Positively cures piles, or no money re-
quired. II h guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price 20 cts. per box. For sale al
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Hon. Geo. r. Lee OF Carter county
Is popular aad ono Of the leading
candidates for Speaker Of tho Missouri
House of Representatives. AIR. Lee
has served several terms In the House.
is well qualified for tho duties of the
important position to which no aspires.
and an honest and faithful public Ger
rant. lie win DO strongly supported
by the members from the Southeast,
aud he has hosts Of friends throughout
this section who would like 10 see him
Speaker. ---
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Sam Cook, chairman Oi tho State
Democratic Committeeman n good
one he has proved himself, too--aitcr
thc arluous duties Of his trying posi-
ton, has dunncd again the editorial
harness, and the columns Of hts parer,
the Mexico intclligrneer, give bright
evidence Of his presence.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

We regret to soc ieT Democratic
papers harboring foolish and unten-
able suspicion against Ex-Goy. Will
lam J. stone, insinuaiing that he stands
ready TO bctray the party In the inter
est OF Croker, the New York gold
standard contingent, the trusts, etc.
II they would pause just for moment
and review bis past loyal, able aud Ct
icctive services for the Democratic
party and the cause 0f free silver, even
up To tho close Of the recent campaign;
and then consider that the alleged un-
Nlcrstandiag between him aud the Tam
many boss along lines aniasonistic to
the Chicago platforms was manufactured
carly in tho late campaisL by enep;,cs
Of the pariy--notsbly the Globe Dem
ocral's New York oorrcspon,lcnt----for
the purpose sf weakening his influence;
n fake that was aitcrward exploited
aud Is sill kept up by Rcedy's gold
standard, kid-giovel aud swallow
tailed society organ, the st. Louis Mir
ror, thes eught TO be abIc TO discover
abe malicious nature aud purpose Of
these enemies to place him In false
attitude before tho country because
they fear him. Gov. Stone never bc-
,rayed party nor friend; he Is an opcn,
aggressive aud fearless fighter, aud Il
he were disposed to shiit his position
on the silver or any other question Il
would be from the forco of conviction,
aud he soaid openly contend for that
conviction with the sanic courage that
has always characterized his public lilo.
lie y neither fool nor knave; but an
able leader aud exponent of i,cmo-
ers,e principles, whose merits and ala
ecsity arc fully recognized By the pco.
pic and by such INCA ss William j.
Bryan. James X. .ioseS. Chairman Of
tho National Democratic Committee.
Coda Harvey. General Manager OF
the Ways and Mcans Cemmi,lcc of tkr
Democratic party AND ailied sire,
movement, Ex.Gev. John r. Alsgcla
Ut lliins,is. Senators Cockrcll. Teller,
Alien. and sshsr lcsding free siivc,
men. Why give even The shadow d
cousteaasce TO the groandies< aiicgs-
tions and ia~iauasions Il bis political
ssssiv. b qscssioaing h the least
~ Assessy M siacsrssys isiss sooi-
VI ittsg IT Ilsnass~'ie paFsss to do.
n thsse were any trash IA ihsm. cant
shey - thsa No psapls WHO ass ~
sposaihta - al thb "a ~said u ssd-
diisg hiw. Aesriag ihr matser g~iss.
~ ~ be ie,tIas .hc cal sas y ~
Nj
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

In 1887 Mr.. Thomas Mcintosh Of A.
ientown. Tenn, had an attack Of ny sen
terry which became chronic. ~ was
treated by the best physicians In las,
Tennessee without = cure" he says.
FINALLY tried Chambcrlain's Colo,
Cholera aud DiaThoea Remedy. After
using about twelve bottles | was cured
sound and well. " For sale by City Drug
Store, Pennington, aud W. =. Knnig,
bismarck.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Expecting Presidents message tho
people of the United States are sur
prised to see their President suddenly
blossom into war historian. Mr..
Mckinley Is the Irish primrose ol
Unclc SANS flower garicnr---p.-D.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

There is no remedy equal to lIerbIne
for tho cure Of constipation, Itch head.
ache, indigestion, vertigo, loss Of mem.
DRY, uncertain appetite, unrcstful sleep
or skin eruptions. II you want a per.
fec, tonic for the liver, llerbiue will not
di+appoint you. City Drug Store, =,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Secretary of Stair hay -ers all dis
nuics have been settled, and that the
trcaiy Of peace between the Criicd
states and Spain ~Ill probably be
signcd within the week. The work re-
maiaipg consists largely In drafting IN
Is language the conclasInss reached.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

What Is the matter with pro,ectienP
The Boston wool market report says;
The sales to date show q decrease of
los, Gss. 800 pounds domestic and
i29,634, AGO pounds foreign irvm the
sales Of the same date Ia 1897. The
receipts 10 date show decrease of
2so, 0T5 bales domestic aud $50, 05o
bales foreign. wha, Is the matter
with our highly protected wool, that
sales ShoaId sall on aud concessions bc
necessary 10 lraaingi-P.-1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Billiards. Snow Lsnimcni is the most
penetrating iinimsat In the world. II
cures pain and inflammation Of NIL kinds
quicker than any other known remedy.
Price 2se and SOC. Every bosiIe guar
antecd. City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Il piece 1f flannel dampcpe.i with
Chamberlain rair Balm and bound on
to the affected paris 10 Superior 10 .ay
plaster. wAen troubled With rain in
the chest ~ sislcs. or lame back, give !,
. trial. Yoa sy- ;sestsin to be more IN n
pleased with tho promps reiisf whieA !,
AFFORDS. Pain Balm b also certain cure
tr rheamaism. For sale BY City Dug
starr, farsasHetoa, aud W. =. Rnnis.
fIsnsssek.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08

Tho treatment for worms mus, be
prompt and safe. Whites Cream Yer.
mifuge can be trusted 10 restore your
child 10 health. Ii 10 q tonic rs well
as wonn destroyer. Every bottle
guaranteed 10 bring worms. 25e.
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
FarmingteR Fines
THURSDAY, pSCgMBER s. 1898.

Cuba PROMISES 10 he bonanza for
eapitalis,ic synd.cates. They arc buy
Ing up everything getatable IN Havana.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-08
J. HEEL Der,
DEAI.ER ~
HARD DWARF.
FURNITURE,
Household Goods.
Low Prices and the Best
Goods Guaranteed.
TO WHOM n MAT CONCERN

Notes IL hereby given By the itousm'aniGcfs
and citisens Of 81. krpDcuis cssantT Missouri,
that bill with be pFes~ntsd to tie Eortietll
lsnhl General assembly OF the state Of MIS-.
touFt, sskinE that three az terms of the We
Francois County Circuit Dontt be- hsld az tho
city OF farminRton, In said county, eaeh
year, with Ike Jurisdiction In all civil and
criminal ca ses arising tn said cssunty o. re-
moved 10 Inv same by change ufvenue frnm
any othes coanty. and fikrecncureut JuEis-
ELECTION with and appellate Jurisdiction froaf.
and Ike experimenting cuntFDg uysr the
Probate Court County tourt, NuntciTssl Cor.
TsiraYiOst court. Justices OF the feace, end
oil iaferiny tribunals OF said county and lite
power and Jurisdiction over peFHnns, sub.
s~css, raatters rnd stIihEs rs " or may -
provided 10 law In reference 20 cirruf
Courts In tins state.
Jasper naEkH W l.. Ifensley
~. l.. Rivers ". ~. AarhuFy
Jrre ssossoai Merrill fTrkin
W ~. Rss1ten NJ r. smith
J. ~. knEiish r. u. Fisi,ss
John :, fowl. Geo. ". Wilson.
u. y. fowi.
iprccDb~r 4. i~s
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