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sight less. Tell him all these things
Lcrd, an II ne faileth and blingeth no
succor, Danish him to the lower re.
gions to dwell among the republicans,
democrats, populists, rrohibitionists
and calamity ,howlers, and Thine
shall be the Iraise and the glory
throughout our newspaper career.
Amen,
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1t is awlays the best plan to pursue
an honest course, for the suckers you
catch with deceptive bait will never
assist you in landing others.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

Eel driving out dull bilious feel.
ing, strengthening the appetite and
increasing the capacity of the body
for work, Prickly Ash Bitters is a gol-
den remedy. A. G. Thornton, special
agent.
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There is said to be printing Office
by prayer every morning. This is a
rarer exception to the general rule, as
from time immemorial it has been the
custom for the printing Office to be
opened by the devil and closed by the
sheriff.
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NOTICE..

To the Patrons of the Brandon
Bank: On and after the 18th of Feb.
ruary the bank will remain open from
9 a. M, until 4 p. M, without clos
ing for dinner.
W. III. BARNES, Cashier.
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Bright's disease is more dreaded by
physicians than any of the serious
disorders with which they have to
deal because of its insidious and
malignant character. If prompt action
were taken when headaches, urinary
disorders, digestive troubles first ap-
pear, much suffering and sorrow
would be averted. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers will quickly stop the spread of
the disease, quiet the inflammation,
heal the kidneys and bladder, strength
en- and regulate the liver, and drive
poisons and impurities out Of the sys-
tenn. A. G.. Thornton, special agent.
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Royal O" is the highest grad
fertilizer sold in Brandon. Sold onl,
by Il A. Busick. A new car due to
day.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

Canned beets, corn. peas. beans and
tomatoes, not shelf worn, they are
fresh. Call on H. A. BuSICK.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

Baled hay and all kinds feed stuff
for sale at W. G.. Barnes store.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

A kind word costs you nothing, but
it may cause the rich rays of mellow
sunshine to come streaming into your
life.
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Say, Pat, where are you going !?
Why [ am going to W. G. Barnes
store after one of those Greensboro
wagons.
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Wanted. loo bushels peanuts at
$l.00 to $l.25 per bushel.
H. A. BUSICK,
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Go to Gayden and Co.'S for hig
grade fertilizer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

greensboro Buggies for sale at W.
u. Barnes store. Call and see them
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

The very finest Early Rose and
Triumph seed potatoes at Lander
Bros.
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DENTAL NOTICE

will be at Pelahatchie February
Is and 10. P. P. WALKER.
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Browns shoes are all the rage, they
wear and fit we'll. Only found at
II. A. BUSICKS'.
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then undertake to square things by
contributing 81. so to charity.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-11

Oranges, apples and cabbage at
III. A. BUSICKS'.
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Plows of all kinds at Gayden's at
the lowest prices.
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There are plenty Of men in this sin.
smitten country who will swindle
you out Of thousand dollars and
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The man who was "born tired
should use Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
makes work necessity to give vent to
the energy and exuberance of spirits
generated by functional activity in
the system. A. G. Thornton, special
agent.
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Stock and poultry food at Gayden
and Co.'S.
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Gayden and Go. keep school books
of all kinds.
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An exchange tells of lady who de-
cided to scare her husband, who was
quite hard drinker, so he would re-
folm. To this end she procured the
costume of devil she had worn in a
masquerade. The next time the err
ing spouse came home feeling happy
she quickly donned. the costume. AS
he opened the door she stepped forward
and said in sepulchlal tones. Come
in with mel am ssthe devil" The
result rather startled her as the res
ponse which greeted her was. "Zatso !?
Shake oil boy; I'm your brother-in-
law. I married your sister.
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New line of saddlery at Gayden
and Co.'S.
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Collectors Sale,

BY virtue authority vested Collector of Rankin
h @ aE 9TH M wAY or MARC 1904 front the Court House door
bidder tor cash. the following described lands for the taxes due thereon
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Congratulations

Mr.. John H. Cullom. editor of the Gar
land, Texas News, has written letter
OF congratulatlons.t to the manufacturers
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
follows: Sixteen years ago when our
first child was baby he was subject to
croupy spells and we would be very un-
easy about him. We began using Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in 1877, and
finding it such q reliable remedy for
colds and Group, we have never been
without it in the house.since that time.
We have FIVE children and have given
1t to all of them with good results. One
good feature of this remedy is that it is
not disagreeable to take, and our babies
really like 1T. Another is that it is not
dangerous, and there is no risk from
giving an overdose. / congratulate you
upon the success of your remedy" For
sale by Swinney & Stigler.
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Levy McGee, of Shenoah Hill, was
in the throng Monday. s
Force, a brain and muscle builder
at Gwin Bros.
W. H. Smith, of Zeiglerville, Wis
tied our town Monday.
Try Knox's acidulated gelatine. For
sale by Gwiu Bros.
James Maddox was an appreciated
caller at our Office Saturday.
Silver moon cheese full cream,
Gwin Bros.
Gen. Malone, of Brozville, made US
an appreciated visit Saturday.
You know what you are taking
when you take Groves'Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle, showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form; no cure, no pay. Soc
Mrs. T. jenkins, Of Kosciusko, is
visiting her father, R. P. Nevils.
Try Campbells soups already seas
oned Gwin Bros.
B. F. Porter and R. P. Nevils, Of
Bethany, called on our merchants
Monday.
If you can't think of anything for
dinner phone Gwin Bros.
S. F. Spencer, Of Eulogy, and H. H.
Foy, Of Tolarville, were here on bust
ness Monday.
Let us send you a sample Of our
roasted coffee. Gwin Bros.
], P. Walton, an old subscriber Of
THE ADVERTISER, made us pleasant
call Saturday.
Gordon Nevils, son Of R. P. Nevils
Of Bethany, is suffering from an acute
attack Of the grip.
Ralston's Health Food for summer
and winter. Call up Gwin Bros.
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as soon as possible and report to the
board.
Ike S, Harvey reports the roads in
Beat ! in fair condition, but the ap.
proaches to bridges are bad, especi-
ally so is that of the iron bridge
south of Lexington, also that at
Williams creek, built by R. C. Barger
needs attention.
H. b. Buck reports the roads in
his beat will be inspected and fully
reported on the next meeting.
The treasurer is authorized to loar
J NJ Weeks 1926 on l20 acres of
land out of school funds when title
has been approved by the attorney of
the board.
G. 5. Rogers and 7. G. Stephenson
are appointed to inspect bridge to be
built by W. D. Robertson across Jor-
dams creek.
J. D.. Weeks and W. L. Smith will
inspect the bridge to be built by W.
D. Robertson across Old river.
The selection of the jury is post
poned to the February meeting of the
board.
J. D. Weeks and T. J. Stephenson
will inspect the county Jail and re-
port the necessary repairs at the
next meeting Of this board.
W. P. Tackett will be refunded
$3.50, being a double assessment.
W. A. Sample is allowed $25 per
annum for the use of his pond by
the public.
Accounts are allowed as follows:
Accounts as follows allowed;
Penn Perdeel road tax REID S 8 90
D. H. Hobb road taxes for Joe
Harris 3 90
Same, poll taxes 2 90
J.T.Alexander cleaning Jail 5 90
R.H. Baker sup't Donahue mo- 10 90
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Gwin Bros. for fresh groceries.
Fred Renaker, of Owens, visited
and materially assisted our efforts
Tuesday.
R. W. Harvey, of Itta Bena, at
tended the funeral of J. z. Stanfeld
Saturday.
E. J. Forbus and G. S. Drake, Of
Ebenezer, were visitors here 1T q
recent date.
Mrs, B. F. Porter, of Bethany, hss
been on the sick list the past week,
we regret to learn.
To cure cold in one day take Lax
ative Bronze Quinine tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. Groves.
F. E. Mullin, R. W. Wilkes, s. D.
Bailey and Jordan Bailey, of Acona,
were here on business Monday.
Prickly AshBitters cures the kidneys,
regulates the liver and purifss the
bowels. A valuable system tonic. For
sale by Swinney & Stigler.
We are glad to see the legal ability
Of Hon. H. H. Elmore, eur senator,
recognized by being placed on the
Judiciary Committee.
Irregular bowel movements lead to
chronic constipation. Prickly Ash Bit
ters is = reliable system regulator;
cures permanently. For Sale by Swim
ney & Stigler.
Hon. s. N, Sample and son, Master
Sam, spent Sunday night at the home
Of Hon. W. P. Taskett, On route to
Jackson by Mondays train to ~
Legislature.
A system regulator is = medicine that
strengthens and stimulates the liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels. Prickly
Ash Bitters is superior system reg
ulator. It drives out all unhealthy con-
ditions, promotes activity Of body and
BRAIN, restores good appetite, sound
sleep and cheerful spirits. For sale by
Swinney & Stigler.
Jas. E. Mcneil, Of Jackson, eY-
perienced in the art preservative, is
now with the ADTERTIsER, which will
spare no effort to make it 1 wslssns
visitor to its subscribers.
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A Prisoner in Her Own House.

Mrs. W. H. Layha, of 1901 Agnes
Ave-, KansasICity, Mo-, has for several
years.beenitroubled with severe hoarse-
ness and at times hard cough, which
she says. would keep.me.in doors for
days. was. prescribed for by physi-
clans with no noticeable results. A
A friend gave me part of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with in
to closely follow the directions
and wish to state that after the'gfirst
day could notice decided change for
the better, and at this time after using
it for two weeks, have no hesitation in
saying realize tnat | am entirely
cured. This remedy is for sale by
'winney & Stigler.
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Tate Thurmond.

J. E. Tate, Of Goodman, and Mrs.
Lummie Thurmond were united in
holy wedlock byyDr. Bailey, of Jack
son, at the home of the brides
Mr.. and Mrs. u. McNeer,
Sunday afternoon at A o'clock. Mr.,
Tate is merchant at Goodman, where
they will make their future home.
The ADVERTISER tenders congratula-
tiOns.
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EStrayed.

One sorrel Horse, about seven
years old. Weight between seven
and eight hundred pounds. Has a
reached name, white star in head,
one white hind foot, Will paw lib
eral reward for his recovery.
l.. L. Hobbs, Acona, Mss
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Strayed.

Red roam mare, bell on when last
seen, about Is hands high, blaze face,
collar marks on shoulder. Any in
formation will be rewarded, notify
], M. Powers. Franklin Miss.
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Mrs. Nancy Brown supt idiot
child 5 90
G. A. Brown sup't one month 5 90
Mrs. M. j. Mitchell, support of
pauper idiot child, one mo. 8 90
Frank Melton supt himself, wife
and Peggie Lucas | month Is 90
Mrs. Fannie McMorrough supt
one month 8 90
]. S. Lipsey exofficio !. P. IL 90
P. M. Alexander constable II 50
c. J. Spell exofficio J. P. IL O5
R. G. Brock constable 16 rs
D. H. Hobbs additional assess. 16 rs
T.G. Stephenson 2days m & m 8 20
]. D. Weeks 2 days m &m 8 80
G. S Rogers 2 days m & m 9 80
W. L. Smith 2 days m &m 9 70|
H. E. Buck 2 days m& m 9 00|
5 days exam roads 10 90
j. E. Stanfeld sheriff A 00|
Parham Williams 2 days clerk 6 00I
Ordered that the board now ad-
journ until the first Monday in Feb
ruary.
H. E. Buck, Pres.
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THE STATES
CAPITOL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO
THE ADVERTISER FROM
JACKSON.
Editor The Advertiser:

7 LUG iesioidture COuVenou III regu-
lar session on Tuesday January 9th at
. IL o'clock. J. w. Powers, secretary
of state called the House of Repre-
sentatives to order and Lieut.. Govern
or Harrison presided at the opening
: Of the senate. All of the members
of both houses with one or two excep-
tions were present. At the hour of
opening the contest for the speaker
ship Of the house was the absorbing
topic. Representatives Thomas, of
Washington county Smith, of Holmes,
Millsaps, of Clay, Brown, of Adams
and Barbour, of Harrison, were the
candidates for speaker. All of them
withdrew, however, except Thomas
and Smith, before a vote was taken,
and the withdrawing candidates with
out an exception all voted for Thomas.
Thomas having received a sufficient
number of votes to elect him before
the calling Of the roll had been COM
pleted, Smiths name was withdrawn
and Thomas was declared unanimous
ly elected.
Mr.. Thomas had been a member of
the House Of Representatives for the
two terms proceeding this. AT the
last session he was chairman of the
committee on Ways and Means and
was made chairman of the select
committee to investigate the officers
of the penitentiary.
L. Pink Smith, of Greenville, was
very easily elected clerk Of the house,
aposition he has filled for several
terms. He is FORMIDABLE candidate.
whenever he offers for this position
for several reasons; he is the editor
Of Q newspaper, a man Of good ap-
pearance, Of gracious manner, and
has . voice, which oil members of
the house refer to with pride.
d. Fl. Moore, Of Rosedale, was
elected presidents pro tenn Of the
senate without any opposition. JIG.
Murray Jr., of Ripley, was reelected
secretary of the senate without op-
position.
The usual accompaniment of door
keepers, pages, postmistresses, SER
geants-at-arms have been selected.
The committees will be appointed this
afternoon and the legislature will be
ready for work. Only one committee
has been named so ar-the judiciary
committee of the senate, of which W.
B. Walker, Of Aberdeen, is chairman.
Speaker Thomas has announced
publicly that he has selected J. G.
Millsaps, Of West Point, to be chair
mau of the house judiciary committee.
At a joint session of both houses
last week, Miss Matte Plunkett was
reelected librarian, routing her op-
ponents with great ease.
Tomorrow the contest between
Myers and Brown for supreme court
clerk will come up in the house.
| may say that the members of the
legislature and all the visitors concur
in the opinion that the new capitol il
a magnificent structure and by far
the finest capitol building in the
South.
Ex-Shsriff D. H. Hobbs and his
daughter, Miss Nurrie, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. E. Buck were visitors here
last week.
Hon. 3. r. Noel delivered an ad-
dress before the historical society
last Thursday night which was we'll
received.
The members Of the legislature
here from Holmes county and the
numerous acquaintance and friends
OF J. E. Stanfeld wsrs greatly shock
Cd and grisved to hear Of his untims-
ly death.
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New Barber Shop.

Chalmers Hammond has opened up
a first class barber shop in the new
Bank of Commerce building, new fur
niture throughout, only first class
workmen employed. Your patronage
solicited.
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STRAYED.

A bay horse mule, IA hands high.
swapped by me from the gypsies.
Notify J. NJ. Powers.
Franklin, Miss.
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Mr.. J. E. Stantield died at his home
here Friday morning at 8 o'clock and
was inferred in Odd Fellows cemetery
at noon on the next day. His death
was a great shock to everybody in the
county. Being a man of fine physique,
never complaining, the announcement
of his death came like lightning
stroke from clear sky. He arose as
usual that morning, attended to his
nome affairs, ate breakfast and was
about to leave for his office, when
suddenly taken i'll, he retired to his
room to rest on his bed, and soon
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FOR SALE,

A residence, 6 rooms and hall,
well papered and painted. Goo d
location in northern part of LexiL q.
ton. Apply to this Office.
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Laundry Notice.

Downer & Watson will send off
laundry basket each Tuesday from
Lexington Dry Goods Co. store.
l-7-3t
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Lost.

On Saturday night, Dec. 26 th, a
pearl stick pin. Reward, return to
this office.
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ForsSaIe.

Two good milk cows for sale apply
Mrs. c. Rosenthal. 4t.I23l
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Jack Wilkes . ...... 200
Joe Logan " g s. ...... 200
Tom Fisher " " "..... 200
John Walden d" 200
| Charlie Mason " " "...... 200
Jack Wilkes road g, 300
Abram Hail e" q" "...... 300
Charlie Mason" :" 3CO
Prince Collins " :" "......'sss 300
7. NJ, Sultan, bridge timbers.. -. 1900
J " Harvey, repairing bridge ll.!O
S"inney & StigIer, school sup. 1875
Miss Pearl Triplett, salary as
teacher in T. IT R, 4 E,..... 1000
| Mullen & Owen, nails ............ 2.20
ke s. Harvey, road com. salary 20 SO
+ f Bean, lumber. $50
a Gray 5mo. sal. ROAD con. 20.8O
! I norkine0n " " % QO
Y Gibson 20.SO
h. h. Buck " : 20.S0
Jlark 4 Courts Index Huoks 39.l5
5 H Lusk, J R Horn, T + Dur
ham, election managers each 100
4 ? Hosmer 2 days delivering
and rptDrninp hoy 0NO
I ii Murtagh, election conn.,. 1900
Fix. and postage. =. 100
E W Jordan election CON-. ..... 1900
II A. Frazer = ......". 800
Clark & Courts, deed record. 1900
J. W. Eakin is awarded the con-
tract to throw up dirtwork for road
bed through Albino at AZ cents per
cubic yard.
J. E. Stanfeld Tis credited with
$500 assessed on notes to W L. |
Johnson in error, and is credited
with 81 poll tax assessed to Allen
Weatheral, over age.
Board. adjourned until tomorrow.
H, E. Buck, Pres.
TUESDAY, JAN. 9TH.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present as on yesterday,
VIM. Alexander having paid
Sheriff Hobbs $24.05 for taxes in
stead of $l4,05 it is ordered that
VIM. Alexander be refunded the
difference.
Ex-Sheriff Hobbs is credited with
amounts as follows, and Sheriff STAN
field charged Herewith: On real
estate $499,624; on road hands
$5,520. On personal property $297;
66S. On polls $5222. Ex-sheriff
Hobbs is charged with additional
asst's as per his list filed on realty
S1,l3O. On personal property
$l3,S25. On roads $525. On polls
$l94.
R. c. Stone is appointed overseer of
read 2, in place of r. Davis deceased.
The assignment Of road contractor
Pierce assigning his contract to S.
J. Brown is approved.
R. G. Lipsey, ex-treasurer made
his final settlement showing balances
in funds as follows: School fund
S,259.04, County fund 6,O31,95.
Bridge 4,340.92. Pension .$3O9, 40.
Advalorem S4, ,761.90. Communication
Beat |, $l,l88,82, ditto Beat. 2 $1O62.
Al, ditto Beats $1,O59.35, ditto
Beat A $487.74, ditto Beat 5 $1,028.
Oh. Institute $4669. T 13, R 8
E Sl58.4l; I IA, 2w 81, ,781.64;t Is
/ w$l ,927.95; Is 2w $437.69; t Is
Be $25.46; t Is r A e $23.95; IA
3 e due treasurer $l51; IA | W
$5.15; t II r e $143.41; 16 RI
9 $25.72; t 16 r 8 e 26cts; t Is 2 9
$l793; t 16r 2e $297.24; t 15r1
g $34.73; Hancock county $632.O9.
We certify that R. C. Lipsey,
former treasurer Of Holmes Co., has a
sufficient amount Of money on depos-
it with US to cover all balances due BY
him to Holmes county as county
treasurer. Bank of Lexington.
J. M. Dyer, asst. cashier.
The following notes are due to va
rious school funds: S %, ,972.25. The
above report of the treasurer is ap-
proved and ordered filed with the
board.
The treasurer will collect all in
terests due the various school funds
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J. 3. Cunningham, the efficient sx-
deputy Chancery Clerk, has been
re-appointed and is now assisting
Parhan Williams, the new Chancery
Clerk.in the duties pertaining to that
Office.
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D. ,. Boatright made The ADyER-
fIsER office : pleasant visit Monday
morning.
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breathed his last. He was popular
and had many warm friends in every
part of the county who attes5ed their
regard by attending his obsequies.
One of the largest funeral professions
ever witnessed here followed his re-
mains. Mr.. Stanfeld was born in
Brooksville, Fla, May l6, 1851, and
over half of his life was spent here.
He had served but four days of his
second term as sheriff when overtaken
by DEATH Mr.. Stanfeld was twice
married. His first wife was Miss
Bette Stuart, the present, Miss Ella
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Phone = Gwin Irss. II kssh
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W. S. Pierce exofficio J. P.... $50
R G Brock " constab lie
C c Swinney, Co. Supt. Ed. 74.75
H C}DoWner. poll tax refunded 200
The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-03

The best that the marAet affords at the ack Train Restaurant.