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The oasis., 1906-01-06

smmi.sloH office al fahanfH sud ha bulli ap hte lusluess
 Sheriff Chaflet q Fowler ex. mhit 8ilh sfeal pleasure very aflistic plHque made in burnt wood by his elder daughter Miss Bessie Fowler. and presented her father as Christmas gift The subject is an Indian warrior. and the features and adornments ale very llfellke and natural.
 Mir. B. F Graham of Douglas, was registered at the Montezuma yesterday The gentleman has been quite conspicuous of late in connection with the litigation over Fl Tigre mine He was the first president of the Tigre company and aiterward president Of the Ensenada corporation which took possession of the property. In another column there appears new advertisement for ". s. Davis, fruiterer and confectioner, whose new store, in the Brickwood building, was mentioned in TIE OASIS at the time of it's opening Mr. Davis has had long experience in the business and has q first class establishment His stock is always new and fresh and in great
 variety.
 Thursday Mr. Jos Brown, re- | presentative of Roy X Tltcomb att Douglas, was at the home office Of the corporation. Mir. Brown is doing a fine business for the house. Last week he sold three of the
 hoists made by the Arizona N So-
 nora Manufacturing company, for
 which concern Roy k Tiscomb are
 sole agents. They all went to
 mines in the region south from Douglas.
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NoGALES NOTES.

L.T. Bristol, Dentist, Marsh Building There is plenty of money in the county treasury now.
 Careful and accurate assaying; Strickland, Magdalena.
 Yesterday MT. Colin Cameron was over from Lochiel-
 This morning Mr. E. J. Holden returned from Magdalena.
 While in Guaymas eat and drink at The Gambrinus, l.. J. Ashley. Mr. Mike Maloney is in from Orc Blanco, guest at the Brick wood.
 Wednesday MT. and Mrs. H. B. Riggs of Patagonia, were guests at the Brickwood
 Mir. E. w. Jones, superintendent of the Sierra Azul mine, is regis tered at the Brickwood.
 Mr. H. l.. Tolan, United States deputy collector of customs at Naoo, spent Sunday here.
 The American Bakery, Barnes X Mutt, proprietors, deliver daily fresh bread, cakes; pies, etc.
 Wednesday Mir. W. E. Deity of Phpnix, the we'll known mining engineer, was 8 visitor at Nogales. Wednesday Mir. George D. Gross, superintendent for the Four Metals Co.,, was over from Mowry. Mr. D. ". Cummings, proprietor of the Rancho Bosque, down the Santa Cruz, was visitor at No gales.
 Mr. Dennis Coughlin from Washington Camp, was a guest at the Brickwooa Thursday and yes- terday.
 The Revs. NJ. Villareal and |. A. Humphreys will leave shortly to visit the missions in Santa Ana and Guaymas.
 Why don't you go to Strickland. at Magdalena, for assaying2
 This week Roy < Titcsmb have shipped twenty-five heavy ore cars to the Llano de Gro company, at the Boludo placers.
 Sunday morning Mrs. Allen T.
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Bird, Miss Beulah Smithson and Master Duane Bird returned from their visit to Guaymas and Her mosillo.
 Yesterday evening Mr. Hugo B. Reichenbach, president of the Ia rasca Mining Company, registered at the Montezuma.
 Fresh bread, cakes in all varie- ties, pastry, etc. Barnes x Mutt, American Bakery. Depository, Nor ley avenue, opposite end of plaza. <
 Good barley hay for sale. In- quire Of c. R. McCorkle, Calabasas, Arizona. ] m,
 Miss Laura Dean. teacher of the school at Tnbac, who was at No gales last week, the guest of Miss Ethel Harrison, returned home Wednesday,
 There will be services at the Methodist church, sunday at11s00 a. n. and 7:30 D. m Sunday School at l0.00, a. m. 4 cordial invitation is extended Co all.
 "The American Lady, the most elegant and stylish shoe made Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez. {
 Mr. N. K. staley, formerly a re- sident of Nogales, now hailingfram Bellingham, Washington, arrived from the north yesterday evening and Is q guest at the Montezuma
 Doctor J. Y. Coombs, deputy collector Of customs at Lochiel, Mrs. Coombs, and her sister Miss Daniels, were at Nogales Monday. guests of Doctor and Mrs. A. 4. Doherty.
 Yesterday Mr. Maurice Breen, the precedecessor of Phil Herold in the recordership of Santa Cruz county, was a visitor at Nogales, coming from Cananea. His fami- ly are now visiting in the east.
 Mr. J. H. Cox of Clifton, who is grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in this jurisdiction, arriv- ed from the north yesterday even- ing, and will pay an official visit to the local branch of the order.
 Billy Stoerck has sent up from Guaymas as New Year present to Papago Tribe No. II, To. R. NJ, very handsomely executed Indian shield, with q chiefs head in bold relief. It will adorn the walls oi the tepee.
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Mstsiouotstlons.

Following are the market quota tions on metals for today: Copper { E. Cathoae) 19 cts. per lb Lead, per 100 lbs. 5.35-5.S5 Silver, per oz., 65I cts.
 New York City, Exchange l.Ol Pesos. Bullion value 55 Mex. Dol. (local) 50-52 American Dollars 1.95
 Mexico City Exchange POI
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Watched It Out.

Visitors at Hermosillo Saturday and Sunday, and all of the towns people; were the pleased recipients of printed invitation something like thisi
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CASINO ALEAIAN.

Now who could or would slight such an invitation2 Responding to the bidding the invited thronged the club rooms at the time designated, and when the hour and minute hands stood together at the top of the clock were all on hand to welcome the advent of 1906
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THE CASINO ALTMAN

INVITES YOU TO ITS CLUB ROOMS SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3lsT,
 AT P. M. TO EAT, DRINK, AND RE MERRY SEE THE OLD YEAR oUT, AND
 WELCOME THE NEW YEARIN \ pipe line has been laid from the Brewery, through which will flow their best brew; Lunch will be served, and Music drive your care away WE WISH YOU X HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
 NEW YEAR.
 RESPECTFULLY,
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BLAcKToN NEWS.

Blackton, June 13, 1906,
 Well, this is strange weather for June, cool enough to wear coat, ehP
 Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Mathis returned Saturday from a weeks visit to Mrs. Mathis parents at Newport. | w. L. Graham. T. L. Graham and Jay Cannon made flying trip to Brinkley one day last week
 w. D. Evan. the husting planter attended the public sale at the Miles property near Palmer station on Mon day. the 10th.
 J. C. Palmer reports crops in and about his place in good shape. pr. Miller rides in a new buggy or an old on repainted.
 w. ]. Petterson and the Graham Bros, together with I. B. Mathis spent day on the, lake fishing, and of course they had good time.
 Say, Mr. Editor, We notice that some one has asked to be enlightened on the law touching beer clubs, etc. Wish you would publish the text of law regulating the shipment Of whis- key into prohibition territory.
 Rev. Patterson preached two most excellent sermens at this place the First Sunday in June and asked the people to take up the matter cf prcpar- ing the church house at Blackton. The matter was turned over to Mrs. Capshaw, who is meeting with good success in raising funds for that pur- pose. BLAcKroNlAN. TNoTE. Will comply with your re- quest next week.-Ed.
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Dickson Bros. to their
 Friends.

Having sold out our grocery busi- ness and good will to Simmons & Shults, we employ this method to thank the good people of Brinkley and stir rounding country for the liberal pat ronage given us during the three and one half years we were in business. Besides being good customers, many of them are our staunch friends anC shall always occupy tender spot in the hearts Of Dickson Bros.
 We also wish to express our thanks 10 the business nlen Of the city for many kindnesses shown us in the way of being neignborly and otherwise. We say with much pleasure that : more genial set of business men can be found anywhere.
 The travelling grocery salesmeT making this territory fer their differen houses are clever, jolly, good naturee set of fellows who also shall share our kind remembrances and best wishes for their future cheer
 Simmons & Shults are both better known to the public perhaps than our selves. Tim Shults (as he is com. monly known is an old grocery mar himself and We bespeak for them 2 successful business career.
 Again thanking each and every ore of you and with best wishes for the success and happiness of all.
 We are yours for short rest.
 DICKSON BROS.
 Per M. D
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Wall street has manifested its prefer ence for him, feel sure he will be the Democratic nominee for President ir 1908. But can he be elected2 Oh fear not
 Mrs. Carrie Nation entertained the people of Clarendon last Friday night with straight good talk. Those who heard her were much pleased, but they say she was awful plain. She put every word she said in plain English, so every one could understand what she said and what she was talking about.
 Deputy Sheriff Renfro arrested a man named o. L. Wiseman last Fri day at H. C. The warrant for this man s arrest was sent to our sheriff, Jno. 5. Black from Pike county. charging him with the crime of incest. MT. Renfro took him to Clarendon and turned him over to the High Sheriff, who lodged him in the county jail where he will be kept to await the or ders of rhe Sheriff of Pike county. 
 This scribe can say of a truth. that the little boys Of H, C., a good many of them, but will call no names. are cigarette smokers. Now boys. take the advice of an old man; stop that thing while you are young, for few more years well followed you cant quit and you will be worthless idiotlc pauper. No business man will hire drunkard, morphine or cigarette fiend. for they are no good for anything only to loaf about town and be regular toughs. so smoke no more. Try to be somebody and make a man of your self.
 The question is asked: Should lady take gentleman s arm when out walking with him2 Is il right for girl to go buggy riding with young man after nightfall3 Custom decrees today that lady should not take the arm of gentleman when walking with him in the day time. When with a gentleman on'the street in the evening after dark it is perfectly proper and much easier for the lady 10 walk if she accept the arm of her escort. As 10 the second question: While would not go 50 far as to say that it is a wrong thing to do. Ithink that by going with aman buggy riding after dark, a girl lays herself open 10 criticism and
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bf. Caf3e7s father. from Memphis, visited him last week. This week his

DT. CaF9er's father, from Memphis, visited him last week This week his sister. Miss Carrie Lee. Is visiting the Dr. and family They will remain until sometime in September.
 Seems to Dc fine season for the fish to bite. Fishing parties go 10 the lake fishing every day and come in with all the fish that they can carry.
 Last Sunday was nice cool day The wind was blowing from the North west all day. so we had days rest from the very oppressive heat which we had endured for the past ten days. Several of the H. c. men attended the J. Nj. Miles sale at Rag Town | last honday. It is said that a dead mans property will sell for more money than any other property of the same kind.
 Judge Trice and a few other men went down on the lake fishing one day last week and by the middle of the af- ternoon theyhad caught more than one hundred pounds of the incest speckle pearch that this correspondent has had the privilege of seeing in many years.
 We'll. Lycurgus, l have been, for sometime. thinking how would re- joice for w. ]. Bryan to be President of these United States; and since
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been nly desire so se-

guarantee, the great St. Louis House of Hammar.s with a half million dollars cash capital and third of a century reputation for honorable dealing.
 There Is no guess work ahnllt Ham, mar Paint. We sell you the paint and oil separately.
 It isn't ready mixed. You can mix it yourself. and all you need to do it with is a stick.
 Paint lives only so long as the oil in 1t lives.
 When you mix the paint with oii yourself. which takes but minute, We absolutely guarantee it to wear for i've years and to look well at the end of that time
 By purchasing the fresh oil sepa- ratelv and taking a minutes time to mix it with Hammar Paint you save 25qs, which means in nutshell that you have not paid for canned oil at paint prices
 One gallon Hammar Paint and ono gallon linseed oil covers six hundred square feet of surface. two coats. which is fhe closest sticking. fo,'thest Spread- ing, and longest lasfiag print in ths arorld.
 Come in and talk it over. There is nothing else like Hammar Paint.
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A Vacation Echo.

EDITOR ARGUS:
 As you know, We are on a visit to Holly Grove, where we spent four years pastorsts 50 pleasantly with these kind people.
 Ii is q real recreation to te able to break loose from cares and labors and mix with friends and children again, if even for a short time only; for a preacher must not be absent from his charge often, nor long at a.time.
 We were here just in time to get an invitation to one of the pleasaft affairs which occurs often with these oeople-a fishfry. Seated in a buggy, in company with Bro. B. l.. W.lford, Ve drove out 10 the lake, about fcur niles, where we met about twenty of he young people Of Holly Grove, and spent the day happily, having various amusements, lots of good things to eat, and fish to the satisfaction of all. These people know how to make ore lave good time. Any one who would not enjoy such an outing is net constituted like the most of Us
 
 We find the ARGUS circulated down in this part of the country. It seems ike a hard matter to get out of its range. hope to be circulating in 8rinkley before this reaches your readers. Sincerely, fune l3, 'C6. H. B. Cox.
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MT. House : holder

It mas always cure for my cus- toners the best of everything at the lowest possi- ble price.
 As ega T d 8 paint in particu- lar, I am pleased to announce that after thorough investigation I have accepted the exclusive agency for Hammar Con- densed F a in t, which is guaran- teed for five years with, back of this
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Directory.

Methodist E. Church. { Preaching at II a. m. . m. every Sunday. .| Sunday School o::3o a X Junior Epworth League, Senior Epwort1Lsagus, l. Prayer meeting svsn| evening at 7:l5.
 Pastor, H. B. Cox; sl5 5upt. R. M. flendsrs. League Pres, John w. Ed League Supt., Miss Dicks, Everybody cordially invaI all these serx.ces.
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Death From LockiaW

never follows an injury dressed yitf Bucklens Arnica Salye. Its antisep- tic and healing properties preyen' blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, mer. chant. of Rensselaersville, N. r., writes "It cured Seth Burch. of thi: place, of the ugliest sore oa his neck I ever saw. Cures Cuts, Wounds
 Burns and Sores. 25c at all druggists
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THERE ARE FEW

people who know how to take care of themselves the majority do not. The liver is a most important organ in the body. Heroine will keep it in condi- ton. V. C. Simpkins, Alba. Texas. writes: "l have used Heroine for chilIs and, Fever and find it the best
 medicine ever used. would not be without it. It is as good for chill dien as it is for grown Up people. and recommend it. II is fine for La
 Grippe. Sold by Converse g. Brooks.
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that Is some.hilE thai all right-mindSd girls wish to avoid. However. this statement could be modified ty saying that if the comr:unity in which you I've sanction the custom then there is no objection to it. Mother is the best person to.decide ihis question
 Kind regards for all, ii. c.
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pr. Kings's New Life Pills; the besi and gentlest regulator of Stomach and Bewsls. Guaranteed by all druggists Price 25c.
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this time.
 J. A. Walls was on the sick list part of last week, but is able to be out at this time we gladly note.
 Miss Daisy Boyce. of Jackson, Tenn. is visiting at H. C. at this time, among her relatives and friends.
 The revival meetings which have been going on for the past two weeks closed last Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. w. Renfro left for Mem phis last "Wednesday to be absent for two weeks visiting home folks.
 Erin Roberts is doing good. cool business, selling ice this extremely hot weather.
 Miss Bertha Cooke, who is teach Ing the Allendale school spent last Sunday with homefolks at H. C.
 If you get too hot at any time. just call on Erin Roberts and get lump of that nice ice he sells and you can soon get cooled off.
 Mrs. E. E. Trotter, who has been on visit to her sister in Helena for ten days. returned home last Monday, to the great delight of Mir. Ed.
 Miss Blanche Parker. of near Pal mer. is visiting in H. C. at this time the guest of her aunt. Mrs. John :. Wall.
 Capt. W. Collins and wife. of Green field. H. are visiting in H. C. at this time, the guests of Mrs. E. w. Bur russ. who is daughter of Mrs. Col lins.
 Mrs. H. C. Lair. who has been on a visit 10 home folks two weeks, re- turned to her home in H. C last Tuesday. to the delight of her friends
 T. 5. Kerr has just finished paper Ing Mir. Brit Ables' home and Mir. Ables and family now have real com fortable and lovely home.
 Miss Lottie Lee Hurst, the music teacher at H. C. left for her home in Kentucky last Friday 10 be at the marriage of her sister. She will be absent two weeks or more.
 1. W. Lair left the first of last week for Valley Springs. Ark. where h. goes to visit his parents and their family. He will be gone only a short while.
 Miss Helen Patterson, one of H. C's most charming young ladies. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. John Cain in Pine Bluff at this time.
 Wat. C. Brooks. a Memphis cloth ing drummer. spent several days oi last week at H. c. in interest of the line of goods that he represents. MT. Brooks wife is neice of MT. D. B. Renfrc.
 was told by J.B. Taylor a few days ago that he expected his father 10 come to H. C. some time next week. on about the 2lst of June fl he kept as we'll as he was now. pr. Tay- tor can now get about on crutches. The Dr's friends at H. c. will be re- joiced to see him at his home again.
 Sunday was two weeks the revival services have been conducted by Rev. I. H. Witt at the Methodist church at H. G. Some additions to the church. nc conversions. The church mem- | bers are much revived and much good has been done.
 The Presbyterian people will have [ minister to begin meeting at their ! church about the 18th of the month, ! and while he is here they consider the probability of calling him to the H. c. church.
 c. c. Kerr has lost his fine Shep- ard dog, which is the third one he has lost in short time The one that he has just lost. was one he had just sent to d regular dog kennel in Kentucky and paid a good round price tor II. They alI get sick and soon die,
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Williams csshG!iC SaNe wiih kyn'cl and
 Witch ;iszel.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Totter chapped hands and all skin erupaans. 1t is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, or money refunded. Fries 25c. Sold by Converse & Brooks, druggists.
 WILLIAM M'F'o. Go. Props Cleveland, O..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
W. ~ PonIlnsy RlgeIovl

l''nr,TN l"fe iu Anvi,al
The Ee~au of sl,amiuess in our 1r.
r'uuhugs wa- n-y,r better illustrated
than hy the s-n of our government
sanit1lr e'Ts iu Pa-ama. Iu lS,a.
tee srcoui yrar 90 che French o.u.
paue,. rao asath ure was ne rsr 1000.
anal tlae Fr~u-fh haJ "a for,e of ouly
1900 men, lu Augusi 1905. The -.-onl
ysvr of "ur o,euraHry, IN forcs ~
$4,000 uaeu thore wsrc only eirht
dsaths, or TWO thirA of man IN
ever, luoo, We have sent che hatb
rate lawn from me to by yigilau
sanitary prosau,ious Filth. olen ,.-,-
Po,ds, mud hol,s, dirty rsterns ami
every brooiing place Tor death la.ien
mosquitoes hayc been baulshci fD,m
tho country. Nae isthmus has h.-,
swept by broom auJ wipsd with 4
dish cloth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14
'Mry Mary Nmmjck

pinkham. Of Lynn. Mass Is fully quail
Hedto give helpful advice tosick women.
Read Mrs. Dimmick's letters.
Her first letter:
Dear Mrs Pinkham.-
have been n sufferer Tor the past eight
years with a trouble which first originated
'rum painful poriois-the pains were eHcruci
ating with innammaf ion aud liberation of the
female organs The doctor says ! must have
an OPERATION or I cannot live I do not want
t0 submit to an operation II I can possibly
avoid it Please help me.n-Mrs. Mary
Uimmick Washington, ID. g.
Her second letter.
Dear Mrs pinkham.-
You will remember my condition when J
last wrote YOU, and that the doctor said
must have an operation or ! could not live.
] received your Kind letter and followed youf
advice very carefully and am now entirely
we'll AZ INV case was 20 serious II seems y
miracle that ! am cured know that ! owe
not only my health but my life b. Lydia n
linkham'a Vegetable Comuuund and ~ youf
hdvirn ! can walk miles without an ache 90
n pain, aud ! wish every suffering woman
would rrad thia letter and realize what YOU
can DO for them Mr.. Mary Dimmick 5ptt
and East Capitol Strcets, Washingtpn, y. 9.
How easy II was for Mrs Dimmick 20
write 30 Mru Pinkham at Lyun. Mass,
and how little n cost her=a twoaccnt
stamp. Vet how valuable was thC rcplyl
AZ Mrs Dimmick ksaya=itEavcd her iifc.
Mrs. piukham has on Gle Thousands
Of Just such letters ne the above. aud
Offers ailiug women helpful advice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

We Offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward foT any case of Catafrh that can.
not b. cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. o.
We. tho undersigned, have known p
j. Cheney Tor the last rs years and
believe him perfectly honorable 10 AN
business transactions and dnausialIy
able 20 carry out any obligations made
by his Arm,
Walhug Kiuuau a Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
ually acting directly upon the blood
and mueuous surfaces OF ths system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle sold By an druggists.
Take Halls Family pills Tor con.
stiPatiou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-14

The Trainer Of this law seems 20 think
not, and ho proceeds tOlay more. He iH
liberal Of tho farmers' money in a good
cause, and provides we'll for tho bank.
ers and mDney lenrhers Of the state, tho
road contraotors and plenty Of employ
mont for various gub-interests. The
highways viii be splendid Tho autos
can 20 at a high rate Of speed, the
farmers can get out Of their way. and
II he can't, his estate can pay his
funeral, provided there IL enough left
after tho mortgage for building that
good has been satisfied Everybody
win have a good time, unless Il may be
tho farmer, who foots tho bills.
A good road is good thing, no
dDubt. 80 is n good house a good
rhing. but II DOESN'T follow you should
build good house you can't afford,
and put q mort gage on your farm b
ray for g. How m7uv good things W.
arc not able 20 havei We a-c not 70
bad or with The rspds We have. aul it
g-cms 10 me. there are other things
uoariv every farmer nnc,ls into which
ho can put bic mouev with more profit.
thar into ro8,h v9irh lal1ug 20 tho
public. and for which th, public ought
properly 10 pay Making public roads
BE- public business. anil thc corUllarv
follows that The public should pay FOR
them.
Tho non.iaxablc 9 por rcnt treasury
certificates. with which tho work isI
paid for, anil which. In effect. consti
tute a mortg1go on che farm. are. In be
ing mndo non taxable CLEARLY uncousli.
'utional II wus Measure precisely |
similar in effect that Governor pcn.
nsrcr vetoed In 1889, and which veto
had tho support u Tho farmers of Mn
-ion county Tho constitution providos
What property shall b. exempt from
aHaiion, anil Tho legislature has N,
I0wcr 10 exempt any ether But ho
~. M content with violating Tho
constitution in this particular. gucs on
md invests tho county court with ar
.tirary AMI unrybsiitutional powers
'ho constitution allen expressly wysI
hut private property shbli MT b. TAX.
u Tor public upu without componsa-
ION, 6rst aassvs-sl anil tondoroL sae.
.on 10 ~ On" at utrro-uy. violates th~
0uaiiiutiou In this particular by on
rhiimy provision IN favor OF road