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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

said precinct No 4, to qualify according TO
law
Petition of Mrs. Paz Torrez, praying
this Hon Board to rent her the land now
occupied by her, for three years or more,
was presented, and upon consideration
the Board did rent Mrs Paz Torres the
said parcel of county land for two years,
for sI2. 50 per year, payable in advance.
The following Justice of the Peace re-
ports were approved:
Juan Serna, precinct No. 5. A. M.
Richardson prect. No. 3. Jesus Mirabal,
prect No. l. Felipe Montoya, prect. No,
6. Geo. kimbrel, prect. No. 4.
Board adjourned till Tuesday morning.
Board convened Tuesday morning April
9TH, A. ID. 1903, at a. m.
Present Same as yesterday.
Butchers bond of l.. Sheely, Captain, ap-
proved.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid
Bill of S. NJ Wharton, printing foi
county and county officials, for s5oS.2o
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

Collier, FEank Tatti, G. H. Byfield &Co,,
John Hightower and others too numerous
to mention. The sale of mohair from these
hocks has averaged probably 28 cents per
pound and to 10 pounds from the goat.
The increase will average or has
averaged in this county 90 to 100 per cent.
each year, and the sale of mohair is said
to pay the cost of running or caring for
the flock, giving the increase as a net
profit We know of no business where
profits are so sure and money made so
rapidly as in the Angora goat business.
The herd shown in the cut is that of +.
L. Stewart of the Exchange Bank of this
city, who began two years ago with about
200 head of nannes, and which flock at
the end of this lambing season will, he
estimates, number about 900 head worth
at the lowest market price for this grade
of Angoras, 81 90 per head.
Say the 200 head cost him s3.75 each, or
$3.50. 90 and that after grading and culling,
following two lambing seasons, the I,ooo
head are now worth 81 90 each or 81, 600,
and that the cost of caring for them has
been paid by the sale of mohair, which is
said to be so; the investment has nettec
him 81, 900 less $3.50, or $3.50; more thar
400 per cent
The figures, while only Approximately
correct, show the possibilities of tn,
Angora industry in Lincoln county.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

1t has been demonstrated by various
owners of Angora goat herds hereabouts
that the goat industry pays. With an an
nual increase of 100 per cent in a flock,
and the fleece selling at 80 cents pound,
the returns are quick and satisfactory.
The industry has been successfully growing
in the United States for over forty years,
and the flocks have grown from nothing to
about 400, 900 animals. Last year over
1000, 900 pounds of mohair were produced,
which sold for from 20 to As cents pound,
and the American mills consumed over j.
ooo 900 pounds. A California grower says:
THE Angora goat is not a creation of the
whim of speculation, brought from distant
Turkey to induce the American public to
part with its hard-earned lucre, but he is a
money-maker, and when the American
livestock breeder prepares a proper place
for the right kind of Angora he need feel
no hesitanCy in stocking with these silver
| fleeced brush destroyers they are an Amer
ican institution and they have come to stay
-Alamogordo News.
Lincoln county is the banner Angors
goat region of New Mexico, and the indus
try is fast becoming one Of our most i'm
portant revenue producers Some of the bes
graded herds contain registered animals
from Lake Valley, Arizona, and from The
best graded Angoras Of California
Among the best graded herds of thi.
county is that of L. L. Stewart, +. T
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23
BONDS on ROAD supERvIsoRs IMPROVED

BONDS OF ROAD SUPERVISORS APPROVED
Bond of ]. n. Coe, road supervisor,
Prec. No. 10 approved. Bond of Ed. c.
Pfngsten, road supervisor Prec. No. II,
approved Bond of W. B. Pucket, road
supervisor Prec. No. Q, approved Bond
of Santiago Gonzales, road supervisor.
Prect. No. 2, approved. Bond of II. b.
Roberts, road supervisor, Prect. No. s, ap-
proved. Bond Of J. A. Ross, road super
visor, Prect. No. -, approved, Bond
of J. P. G. Langston, road supervisor
Prect No. 8 approved. Bond of Geo
Kimbrell, road supervisor, Prect No. a,
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

Bill of Jas. Burleson, ailer, $4,000, lst
quarter
Bill of John w. Owen, feeding prisoners,
S5oS.oo.
Bill of ]. W. Owen, sherif's fees,
S2oo85.
Bill of j. W. Owen, building fence and
repairing court house $4,000.
Salary of Scipo Salazar, county COM
missioner, Ist or. $4,000
Salary of P. L. Krouse, commissioner,
and mileage, Ist or. S57 so.
Salary of Sol c. Wiener, commissioner,
and mileage Ist. Or $3.50.
| Salary of f. w. Hubert Dept Dist
Clerk, 1st Or, 10000
Salary of Leslie Ellis, Clerk, and postage.
Ist Or, S112.25.
f. W. Hubert, postage and expressage.
$1,000.
| Geo. w. Prichard, salary as Dist Atty
1st or, 5000
Francisco Gomez, Probate Judge, Salary
1st or, $50
!
or. and postage SI14.5o
/ John A. Skinner, caring for pauper, $50
! Jose Cordoba, services as ]. P, SI5.25
1 b. f. Gumm, commission on taxes, G.
I + "a. 80.
B F Gumm, com. on taxes. G S + S3.sr
: com. on taxes, c + .6oc
. com. on taxes X e l' + &c.
com. on taxes, { II & K Fac
6 Int. bonds 1903. i2c.
- 1894 &c.
g g 1897 &C.
Special school levy, No s,
Ioc..
w. NJ, Reilly, com. on taxas G +
S43S3.
w. NJ RELY, com on taxes, G +
S43S3.
Dir. Watson, medical attendance on
prisoners, 500. 80.
1t is ordered by the Board that the Clerk
issue all orders to Sheriff in future, for the
purchase OF county supplies.
Bill of Aragon Bros. merchandise for
county, for 2I6.32.
+. +. Wright lumber for county, 7I.35
Juan n. Romero, hauling lumber for
county, 2S.I5.
Duran & Luna, blacksmith work for
sheriff, 500
Romaldo Duran, blacksmith work for
sheriff, $50.
Julio Otero, burying and caring for
pauper 1000.
Bill of NJ. c. Stewart guarding and
bringing Jim Norton from Eddy to Lincoln,
for 325. 37H rejected.
Bill of Precepio Pacheco, services as
Coroner Jury 50, rejected
Geo w. Peppin repairs on court house,
$500.
Miguel Gameros, coffin for pauper, 50.
L. b. Walters services as ] P S..
ID. G.. Hurley, services as stenographer,
Ty. VS. p w. Thompson, murder, 81.
J. p. G. Langston, services as Constable,
I62 so
Report of L. b. Walters J p. approved.
+ Geo. Kimbrell, services as J p. prect No.
: 4, 600.
o Jap Clark, special officer, 1000.
D w. NJ. Edison, services as ] p. prect No
S 9, $500.
IS H. b. Tompkns, ] P. prect No. 8, for
q TO- so allowed for 50.
n Report of Jesus Mirabal, j. p. prect. No
I, approved.
" Jesus Mirabal, services as ] p prect No.
I, 2S.6S.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

Special Levy Fund School
Dist. No. 7I5.O8
School Dist r. Bond Fund, S6I .o4
Special Levy Fund
School Dist No 20 To5
Special Levy Fund
School Dist No 2S 2t7.73
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

Proceedings of the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County, New
Mexico, on Monday, April 9th, A. d.
1903, being regular session thereof:
Board convened Monday morning at
9 a. m.
Present:
Hon. SIpro SALAzAR, Chairman:
P l.. KRoUsE, member
Sol. C. WIENER, member;
JOHN w. OWEN, Sheriff;
LESLIE ELLIS, Clerk.
The following Constable bonds were ex-
amined and approved:
Bond of W. G. Thompson, constable,
Corona. approved. Bond of VIM. Smith
constable, Captain, approved. Bond OF
Francisco Gonzales, constable, Lincoln
approved Bond of Apolonio Lucero, con-
stable, Arabella, approved. Bond Of Robt.
Brady, constable. San Patricio. approved.
Bond of Lutte Jennings. constable, Nogal,
approved. Bond of Rafael Chavez, con
stable, Reventon, approved Bond of J..
=. G. Langston, constable, White Oaks,
approved. Bond of Henry Brown, con
stable. Richardson, rejected.
Report of l.. w. Hubert, County
Treasurer, approved Showing amount in
the different funds
TREASURER'S REPORT APPROVED
Bonds of 1850 Fund 1886
Bonds of 1904 Fund bo.Se
Bonds of 1907 Fund I34.oe
General County Fnnd To52.67
General School Fund 244.4c
Court Fund 1913. &C
Court House and Jail X. Fund 566t
Roads and Bridges Fund 21o. It
Wild Animal Bounty Fund 1900
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1903-04-23

Continued on page four.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
CONTEXT NOTICE.

Depaytrsrut % flia IaseriOr. Land OsHee AZ
Jacssnn Miss June Is, 3gsg.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
tietI Ia this Office b Z f. TIli-ry, of g.5zetia
Miss. CONTESTANT, against Jackson sf-Fie-
homestead entry No. tssa made fseceu5 Der
I. Ia9a sur = 80. 3. townships } y fafsre Z
eest u Wasllingt0n heridtau. by John II
* ane. C-nt-<ftsts. IN which II is ALLEGED that
ne : sell arquaIHted With the tract ~ land
en- 51acfd ~ the said entry and knows she
present cgslauitigsa 0f the same. alsD that said
Ioha II Kane has neHEr settled upon. ini-
proved or cultivated the said trncf as re4uir-
"a - ti8n homestead laws bat has wholly
4haba0nFd TIE saEpe; and that said ailnssssd
afl-ence from she said tract = not due fn his
employment IN the AruIy. Navy, or NJ rsne
GisfEls Of fbe United States as private sol
dirFs officer. staUan, Or marine. during the
war wifh Ssain or during ang OTTER gar In
which Tire United States fsay iss engaged
said parties are hereby notified 70 appfaF
rcspond and oder evidence touching said al
legation at u o'ciock a. M. oB Iuly 2s iaa
before g. a, eo0n. Clerk ghsncefy Court III
ana for VII lkius8H county. Il his Office n
Mopdyiiie- Mississippi faEd ti4at final hearing
vii he held az 1is3g O'Clock a IA. On Augusi
Z. 1876 beforc) the Hssisisr and Receiver
~ the United States Land Oisise IN Jack
son. Mississippi.
The said contestant having IN q prpt,er
afddavit. Sled jun p 1904 ~ forth facts
which sfew that affrf due diligence personal
service ~ fhis 'n0fire can not ~ ii ade Il ~
hereby ordered and direct ed that such notIt,,
D. given ~ q ise as1fi pFslDsr publication
FRED w. COLLINS Register.
Jane - lsg-sw.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

According 10 = statement from
Register collens. Of the Uuited
States Land OiEee. there yet remains
ss9l7so acres Of inappfopriated
Unised States lands subject 10
Homestead entry. Wilkinson
county leads The counties a the
state With ss.o9o acres. These
lands are steadily being taken up
In this county. q part Of which IS
cleared up for cultivation. but the
greater portion contains magEisi-
cent pine timber and for this il is
being inferred and sold 10 The lnm-
bef men. We would advise our
people not 10 be too hasiy IN part
Ing with the timber lands, q The
price Of lumber Is steadily and rap
idly increasing. hence there Is a
relative advance ia value Of such
lands.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The Bine Rock Tournament held In
iown on Wednesday. under tho ans
pices ofthe Woodyllle Gun Csab, was
a success IN every particular. The day
was bright and clear, the attendance
large. and the arrangements carried
out witil credit ID re promoters The
ladies' brought baskets. and dinner was
served iu genuine pic-nie style. which
added pleasure 20 the occasion. Quite
q number ~ prominent shooters wese
in attendance. Dr. Catehlnga, OF our
town. We are proud 20 say, carried IN
the IoDosS q Tie day, having won TIE
'sliseE cup and gold medal for bsst IN.
diyidasl SHOT. with an average IS per
cent. Below will be found the score.
with the average q each participant
~ the tournament.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18


TX. Attorney General MecIurg.
has caused serious CONSERVATION
ia the ranks Of the swo other
Kubernatoriai candidates BY declar-
ting for Vardamaii. In making this
declaration ha says II have hesi
tated some time before committing
myself. aEs after reviewing the
field. am determined 10 support
Maj. James X. a'ardaman for gov
ernor. believe he will make us
good ene. Even II all the people
cannot subscribe to his views in
their entireiy upon eli questions,
We are bound 70 admit that he Is
honest and sincere. and has the
courage to say what be Is for with
oui equivOcstion. Evsry right
thinking man adrsires nanlincss
and . Esan who has the courage of
his convictions. I believe Mai.
vardaman will be elected.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

II Is claimed that Gov. Iongino
appointed > negro election Comsuis-
slonef i'm Wilkinson couty. This i
: llimsy charge and the parties cir
eulating II ought 10 10 away back
end 81 down. Election Cosnmis-
siouegs are appointed Oh the rec
ommesdation Of the Deinoeratic
Executive Committee OF each coun-
". Jump on the Democrats Of
Wilkinson county and nos on Gov.
Iongiuo. AcConib City Enter
prise.
Il Is up 10 The editor Of the En-
serprise to take back seat, ard he
besser inforu dsinsseIf 10 the natter
referred 70 above before shooting
o. hoE air. The appointment Of
ibe negro Us made By Gov. T.on.
eiHp II the face Of : recommends.
siou q white man. from The tx.
ssislixe coiRmistee II tlae coussty.
This ilss Goskrrss hss nercr denisd
b. declares he uas nof awsre Tny.
1ssr was negro. TaEe 4 back wat
f7lheF H.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Was taken ~ Johz EsloW. On th- b
frsf AZ his pace ~ fle Flh SEperTisors
T3,rfr5-t- y nils rorth 81 Noedfile, me
r .Tirga ing s5es-rfhed EsrzFs
One sorrsl razre, about I, rHars Old
F-s suanish brzna On left shoaidlr and
lsiter y 80 1T jzw- stzr n the forehead.
as,aaf u hzn5E high- Appraised ~ $40
Tie own-T Is hereby n1ii6ed % oonle
f0rH Hard. prove property. paF fhe o1sts
and take her aray. Or she VII ae sold -
TIE law dlreLts-
FglTN " BRYANT.
Coroner and RsnEer.
W0o1yille Mtss Ialy IS. I905-3E
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
LII ~ oF JrLY -.


Board met purs@ans - seigBrumenf. Pres
raf. same ~ en- yrstardng y nufes ~ y.ss-
teff4g rad. sppsDFed aa1 s5eE - lie
risgd lis,rsef.-Aa a Third District va.
2mardee e. a y. f~ak y. A Lrah ssa y. r
tgFE. ekHrctsn9 ~. read fss7alarHrinf Al ftta
Cen treFf5le ard HDotfgiiis rad. 81 corner ~
" ~ Haa land, and esiend.ag 10 Marc
aqsiiz fisGrrA q Nsicbsz road ihenee 70
ii.strtrk hae. ard tbe ss5rt plcee from
Nsfrficx fu4d 20 Ataife easinty fine g9lfleh
x.ss a.arsied u y. ~ 5uhnSaa; and he
sfisee ~ rad esrHr1firF Al d. fafis filafd e,f
Gem aliis road. asad extsGdlax ly S. b
An4ayt iQ The 8afffsnia rad awar3esi
- q ~. 6Ysnefal. Fysalng ~ rfsffd 10 Il ~
lsillfissa. - .. iiekste q y. 1lEisson. y ri
lisg fsfuaipdeF ~ Tftri Bisfrief was bid in
is.tfE miles nnd - yards
ilursk D.stf3et TT prep Eafrfex road n 10
= illii2 psxs. 2. fsanshast- 900. FrlelashiF
cr-k fsad. ]. n. siasgs.a. 500. 1--we ~. !
Nafraez road issisiRsto fTHsrass- I Il. tstg-T.
is10s. Nzfs lffil r0ad. CesspeF-s FORK "a + =
r. Nsleisez "a. sssa kset 4 csrieF. islo9.
Nasrhex rora = Mar hsiI road Rab5 q
esftsr 5-a'c' Scodia7a feaa. iss5b { Car
fsfsh Dl.sriet--A P Hlraoe. Tbroe So,ch
leF 1nlie; y. - AndFrsoa. flupaweil fU1ad,
ffk4Es Nais7rx abd &sst rtelfse rad ~ fsi1sssnr
roaa. liH3 fer nib. " = Leak. Cole roza
-. isss ais. Is'sf No.. sn,s5 e esasF rsd lseo
fansidsl.lD - BIZ hiii. i2s8 fssT mile. 4 q.
lsHz@- +sft sIex ana EeutseFliia rOnd Ir.lfff
Issss5 A.,fi5s y Ii,isfTis stase zf19 per
iasis; 4 b feak NaicserS ana csn.fer s.i- n.
llnk Se a b TEX. Glsssf X sssa I'D frot h s,'' j,
nsiis i'ogfd q caisdanis faad. iirk iaag5; Il
atl. tNtard - 4fh dlstfleg llne, etu5 per mile:
L&Ak. hqusariiie a1a szsciaez road.
ffeai u usiie beard 70 isf district l!na. go
gsr mile Lsneizri. nas1dYlie nnG
1fe ~ r1lies " Lax. crsssed sy.a
fe4r. liEk lG5a9. a y RAsslon. Hosesfs ana
Aaseitx Hsse. from e f1.le Essnr9 fa Isoseffa
etss ~ n.iie: tseak. ~ alsfF.es ruads eoa.
tinued: aQster Ftaae, nsaaie ~ u fDile
hsafd. liHk 6ass Col9 springs faad. ith Dis
ffief llne ~ Er3cnasslifa Ina xtBe; Naf~hrx
Fna Issffes siile rsssd. 0kesIg pssEe 81 Safas-s
= sssS , INK eassi; sstrhek aDa testFeyilie
IN. llnk I1es,; sBichex ana c4ntFeSllle foaa
crossing 81 Nhtsf's Eiu % "A fItAfrief iina
Ink ses Na5rhek sFd tensreyiiie road.
MseAiFliEa ana Sats-hex rstz6 10 teri A.
0kelig flare. slng ie5ais H.sniey rsssd. ssais-
teaia - Snsifll's usiit link asnY. ISenisy mad
rfaltli fHlll ~ essSntx line. hiuk aF1on, gsla~-
'es fe4e Natefsez sud c-nireFiile rpad -
neaa, 2 sasie ssasra 81 fFEeiis plare liaE
ID Aoder0n Sims rsad AZ roe
% sc zssei 81 chance q osasrsiip as.ess
~ r - y fhife - nH4 sAe A. 4ErE 4 10
aefee- fh ns - = & ard - - i - ~ q ~
80 - ise. . sz-issJ acFes, isslead " 10 q
Afl1ek~Hl Also Msseas - Mar II oszBa rs
~ - feet n 1lgrk 81. toaa of Ceaireyille
lnsteaa II J 4 Andersnn
tstp 8satesnif'ni ro3t IA ing bean Submitted
~ = 4 Hays. Ass4sssls. aE9 issfng exsnllnls8
= flse l394fu = Ftquirsd - Ste assf ~ code
q I'D II i heSeify osdered fhaz aaid rsyil ~
hteas ana hsft Ar tt1n CLEANSER. CLERK ! s,sAlsse
ftf insfeeiAyn q any cislzea wlso nlay dssslss
- O. -.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
NOTICE.

ltids u bald a Bridge across Buf-
faip. at the G 5ry place. according "a
Speeiiealions On flle 10 the Chancery
Clerks Office. will be reesiged Hp ~
. o'clock A. Il. 0n lst Monday. in
August Is03 Tie Board, reserves
the ri ght tO reject any aud al bids.
&. A. COON Clerk.
BY II. IT. Richardson d. G.
July II. ls03-iW
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
BIDS 10 PAINT

The Upper Bufsio bridge. according
to Specifications On filc 10 be Chahce-
~ Clerks Office, will be received up
- a'ciOck, o. m, sH the l-i Monday
in August. 1903. The Bgard reserves
the rignt 10 reject anF aud sll bids.
G. 4. COON, Clerk.
Hg Y. II. Richardson, ID. {.
JaIy n. Isg3-IY
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The circulation Il the clipping
from the Commonwealth, in which
Major VaFdcsnan referred IL such
an unbecoming manner to Mrs.
Roosevelt. has lost him many votes
10 this e3unty, and a feeling comes
over Us that We are sorry he said
il. " We let him make his osn dc.
fcnse.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

rl.srfla.F1f C tiar Lsiffa--
Ea-1 aE-l at = 81. ss.ar- s1e-.'f-i
r1.T. 10
Nfsrr Is tgefeT rfres ts-t - -.l...l -
fa-issf sefrzsr = rsS Hs1i. - - W - -
ra raEr t-al -rlslf p elr ai - z.
ar1 f.sf s1 re l ~
fraa.searr rtl tE-r i7a MafA-
Ni.z - srsEs- - rsa Flz- islll =
e1seFs L II ~ EfFs tlr faa n7alF > So
III 4 So 2 E1af 20 .
lfe sa-as 80 fsl1faszG s.- W
= laHarg.e-sr.s ra-.lI.H r1sal a7. el.t-f -f--
rass. 90 ts-I rt-- Ie-E- II >. -. -
gs,aes E1g. fusse EaElsa- AZ e. air-ri- Aa-
F2zD ~ C0LLzEs.
rs- l. - -r Eer.-ar.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
NOTICE..

Bids TO >tHild or repair Bridge al
Siockefis according 20 specifications
so tile viii be received Up "a 8 s'clnek
A. y. OF ls, Monday in August. 1893.
The Bard reserves the right 10 re-
iect any aud ali bids.
e.. 4. COON Clerk.
BV r.. H. Richardson DC.
july II, 1s03-ss
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

corefn6s I.cussuo addressed tn
r~oee Of the connfy il tins lo1n on
Weiutsdsy Ee osened lsis dis.
coxrsr = defending his al-aiiiissTa.
fisn. srd oczsames ise greater par
Il ihe boar ia rsfuiiug ehaaEHs
tfoughi sraizsi him IL an editorial
from the okaioua Mesengcf. which
editorial be claims Vas beiag dss-
ifi5uied ihFoaghosi the s;aie by
Senator Nos<y. which at be De-
ciafed 10 Be beneath The dignity q
ihe ohcc 70 Wbiea they aspired -
The charges that be had used bis
power Ct Excessive ciemeucy cor
rspsly Eere m-i b. him ~ith pe;i-
iions. freely signed. upon wEich e
based lis actions - tl,ese ezses-
Howsrcr. II convensen.iy escaped
his rnen8ry. whiie s2eaking Of the
commuisiioa Of sentences 10 ex-
plain his action. and present she
petitions. in the case Of Ail,erf
PLANES, the sed-landed Wile-r1ur.
dsrer. from this couaiy. fhzi be
saved .fssn ihe galIoAs. % make
another fed hand On the stale
farm. The governor no doubt real
ized that he could only make mat
te1s worse By reference thereto,
hence Ks silence.
The spoosnimeni Of The negro
election commissioner was referred
10 By the Governor, and his dcfesse
,sas she same as contained IN 1t
ter 10 cul. Jones. Published scve-
raj months ago-ihat be was not
aware Of the fact that Turner was
q negro. He concluded b saying
that The people 81 Wilkinson COIN
ty would certainly overlook this. as
shey had been given a chancellor
from the county Mr. Yenirgss. the
chancellor appointed BY Governor
Longino, IS one of the most popu
lar gentiemsn in the county. as tes-
si6ed by the voters that have always
yallied 10 his support n his race Tor
Representative and State Senator.
and the pecple. as q wliole. were
pleased as the honor conferred upon
him, as he Is a man who viii fll
the position with credit, but when
Gov. Lonaino practically declares
be u throwing this out as bait to
The voters. he has made a sad mis-
take. This IS the opinion Of every
man IN the county, and for Gov.
I.ongino 70 make such an adnis-
sion Is. 70 our way of thinking. not
very complimentary to bis ap-
poinlec.
0ther matters Of more or less con- !
sefn were referred to. among which
be denied the Confederate rot. -"
lie closed by throwing a few bou.
lnets At his administration and -
letting the support Of the voters
II the county.
Tie Governor has come. bad bis
ittle say, and departed. and Money
; still the county choice for Uni.
ed States Senator. Al those we
nave heafd express themselves
linee hearing the address. declared
hey were more ardent supporters
han ever of Senator Money.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Two gszbeTnasoriaI candidates ii
Arkansas engaged IN a Est fight.
during recent joint debate. This
state has been free from all such
scenes thus faf.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
IosT or STOLEy.

One Black horse mule aiE,Ss- ..f5Hf nr
nve years Old. l4i hands. hlgh with
long name and fais. The finder will
be rewarded hY returning same 70.
g. NJ. STRICkEK. Fort Adams.
JaIg II. la0s-4N
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

! ssust ciasr ue fhe estate that + Interested
p iasssf lands Parties freEilsssing upon tfse..e
ianis " auy u1AaneK or desiring 20 hur my
Interest ssleuit e1il AZ onee On ms aigofnerS
bFaHaiette and fucker- who win meet wifh
tAa2s ~ Q spirit birth fair and equifahlc
J. BUREUss Meg EuEE.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
TREspASs NOTICE

All hunting, fishing or otherwise
srespasssng. bY daY or night, on lands
gwncd b X. r. I.fsssley and Jas. NJ.
LessleY, i strictly prohibited undcr
penalty af The law.
Mareh Ist ia01Iy.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
WANTEn

A hrst grade public schnol Teacher
f8r Fort Adams Palde Srhuul, apply
- J. W BRANDON.
Fort AdanIs, Miss.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The Van EFtnB huuse f9fmeTIy
occupied by E5w A4run sPniT ~.
l. 5 JOSEPH
Jsly Is. l9o5-2m
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

hasr1 net gursusfif fslasiio Hbnnerk pse4-
tni. @NA4f A. On yesterday MinNsee ~ qeN-
!fsiiez fgsa s''a st<sroyef. ana skErtsd - glle
Orle.ss. tlsz2 ~. = 2 cneax, Z. Maszs=
an9 !. j han8sh ~ reGaesnu ~ exmm8rQ -
ef4iHis 40 aftses ttsa k1ots - - ueass
= 9tasn sas pWhzs nt#d fke tf4tln g.
b *ekH - amp. Anssft ~ ~ fesa hfSsE4e
cu fa4flfn f8 u49 ~ q ka4zk So 84ian<f
sate 4 tteo ~ d as y y =
ffte efszaa fat4aa a&3
: a ~ cfd zs <a4s > IN saE Is 6 ~
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Be Z teuen,bere,1 ii-t ~ fegu-
lar rpeeliaE 81 tAe Board u Super
gisprs of sid oon1ty. heGan and
heid a. lie Cor1t Hsnzc ~ TIE foru
81 Weodxili-. said county. oa file
Ist Ncudsy. being the tth DAY u
IEly, A. =. 1908
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

I. 7. Neairrss. Presiient. 4. =
Shepherd. - L Jenkins. :. 4 Car
ser, & 7. Neit-rrilie. nlembers
c. II. NETLAND. Sheriff.
Cnur- Clerk
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
TAKE NOTICE,

q, Ig.a a gEaisied haif interest in The fol-
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

HFuNFe@ s1at fife fna19 eza5fff azefofA fttsa l.e
nzfsspdea esle asoufh ff1uI f.k,af fait issa. II
r7Hriff* m e. not scceHtat. s,4etl1ssf ID Is
MEfreAtsse " ae gesgssstiex hsnasAaen.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

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