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NOTICE.

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inclusive; Bond street from 9th street
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1905.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE.

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Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
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r. L. CHERRY,
Lloyd's Agent.
Astoria, Oregon, Dec. IA, 1905 81
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WOOD YARDS.
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~---~-~--~-~--------~- -~~~~--~~---~~~>-----~-
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ME Der
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| y EAttnrtalH
N
WHAT KIND OF
oANzzNAL IS MAN.?

MIR BRY AN has stated a article the difference between '
and remarkable clearns When all the
o Of dsc pushed Fundamental difference between the
or welmaning citizen of today VINO s e'no'ai's "
and the average Socialist about the real nature oil
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man than the Indyduat best results be got
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valow he to hustle for all he Is WORTH
All of us answer individual experience OF
life and our empemen Older who have had most experience
aud considerable per
iod are rarely Socialists well the weaknesses of the human
the get the average man
exert faith place of knowledge who
become Socialists strong men,
placed good point of attack usually enjoy
the fight toab fair chance But men who
the visions OF
the latter class gaining rapidly III
numbers other conservative class
accept question the socialists belief We imagine that
nd weep
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There is Equality In The
Republic of the Craze

There
republic the At
threshold be
emf Dives enouished millions The
the andth the The
his obligation There
politician honors
the ahorer
at decree
of the irony of fate
reu the unequal of capacity
inexpcabe the realm
the needs
nvlncibl
the vanquishedJohn J. Ingalls,
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Quilted at Idle Moments

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Friday, and his advice
butcher bills 'Th Jungle 1t should
cay recommended to maiden ladies con-
templat heir
News discussing school entertain
Sheridans Bid well
Sheridan VIII the civil
that Roosevelt snake charmer the Carson
the bluff Rookie
until Teddy" through with
the Oil Tut
OF family killed
will undoubtedly
hawin n o Thaw family.
the that changed
thus
the polls
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ssapdneryilIc
Drug store,
II. a \ TODD. PRoP.

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DEAR READER

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BRYAN American people that have changed
of
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Probably 100000 Received Front
Northern Cities.

A special to the Wilmington Mes
senger from Goldsboro, y. c., says:
It is roughly estimated that there
has becl received in this and adjoin-
ing counties not less than hun
dred thousand dollars for holly that
has been shipped to northern cities
during the past thirty days. This
money has been received for some
thing that was utterly worthless TO the
people Of this section. IN other words,
It is a dead pick Up. TIE holly grows
wild in the woods and the only cost
is in gathering It and furnishing the
rates to ship it in. One mar who
makes crates boldly states hat he
cleared n thousand dollars making
rates in less han thirty days. There
a. also a quantity of mistletoe ship
ped. This is found on trees growing
in mill ponds and commands a fancy
price. This is rather scarce and the
supply is about exhausted every year,
but holly is plentiful and the supply
is equal t any demand that has been
made so far.
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The Disintesrat!cn OF Turkey

AS it is, the dissolution Of the Otto
man Empire is taking a most u%nsuual
course. Paradoxical IS it may sound,
Turkey will be ruined by reforms
which cannot be INSTRUCTED, as they
will progress automatically, n from
the other. The incidents Of the last
few weeks are surely not the last CT
their kind. The Aremenians will fol-
low the Macedonians. On this occa-
sion the various small powers of the
Balkans we're given to understand in
a tr;te communication hat the antag-
onistic attitude toward Turkey was
not to be deemed an encouragement
to them. They submitted gracefully,
and all was we'll. In future, however.
this is hardly to be expected. For a
few years, at least, the preservation
OF peace and order in the Balkans
seems far more probable. That, alter
all, is worth a great deal. Beyond
this, however, it may be stated that the
future Of Turkey will not be decided
in Constantinople, but it will be de-
pendent rather upon the outcome Of
the present chaotic conditions in Rus
sia.-Review Of Reviews for anuary
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MONEY FOR HOLLY SHIPMENTS.

Hagood, December 81, 1905.
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For Sale by all Druggists
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TAX NOTICE.

The County T~reasurer's Office in
Court House building will be open fol
the collection of taxes. without pen
atty, from the 18th day Of October tc
the 31st day of December, inclusive
1905.
The levy is as follows: I For State
5 IL mills; for county, II mills;
Constitutional School, 8 mills; Polls.
s1.00. Also, School District No. 1.
Special, 2 mills; No. 2, 2 mills; No. 3,
9 mills; No. 4, 2 mills; No. 16, 2 mills;
No. II, 1 mill; No. Is, 2 mills.
SO cents capitation dog tax.
a penalty of 1 per cent. added for
month January, 1906. Additional
penalty Of Lper cent. for month Feb
ruary, 1906. Additional penalty of 5
per cent. for Is days in March, 1906.
T. W. LEE. County Treasurer.
October 5th, 1905.
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ysite name and address plainly here.
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rants Pharmacy
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raE wATcHMAN AND soUTHRoN.. q 10, 1906.

Mexican who begged to be remember
ed to their quandom friend it closed
With such a hog story that so enraged
ar: Maze that he would not reply.
After a long time the Old man said to
a friend that people thought Louis
wrote him a lie and that he got mad,
in all of which they were mistaken.
NO doubt" said ne, Louis thought
that an immense hog, but if he will
go back in twenty years and look at
her he will see a whale. I saw her
mother" When Louis returned and
was married Nj. Maze, as one Of the
invited guests attended the wedding.
He made an extra effort to dress up,
and actually wore for shoes a pair Of
overshces. An uncle Of the bride was
a famous liar, whose reputation as
such was quite extensive. 1t was ex.
pected by Mr.. Maze's company that
this uncle would be pitted against him
in a lying contest and Notwithstanding
they were church members they could
o out be anxious that Mr.. Maze
should come off victor. Sure enough
they no sooner met than this uncle
told a long string Of yarns fixed up for
the occasion, to all Of which Mr.. M.
listened with the air OF one who knew
it was all the truth. Then after talk
OF commo place he careiessly re-
marked Your community seems to
be retrograding. The time was when
although a small part Of the county
you paid the bulk Of its taxes, and
was in everything n Of the finest
sections of the State" ali Of which
was true. cut" continued Mr.. NJ,
you still lead in some things" When
asked to state them he replied, Par
ticular,y in saving labor" Glad 70
know that they excelled, the other
inquired how they surpassed others IL
saving labor. Mr.. Maze replied:
Some save it in not planting a crop;
some in not working it; others in not
gathering. And to facilitate matters
be continued, you have introduced
the Calder Prolific cotton seed" When
asked what kind that was he said:
You ought 20 know, for l noticed
some in y3u1 field. But if 1 must ex-
plain, it is that kind Which requires
forty acres 10 make a fishing line, pro
vided your pole is not TOO long
think the crowd got ,rad w.sa aio1, 70.
they could not match his re.
Of medium height, slight IN fgare,
grey eyes, long beard, wE;ca, vita MS
hair, which was quite frosty the fist
time I ever saw him, he was one Of
a few professional liars who was re-
spectacle. But he lied, not for mis-
chief, but the amusement of others.
He never maligned. oack-bit or sian
dered others. I matters OF concern.
in business, his opinion was as valued,
his word would so as far, as that Of
any. He was no hypocrite, no church
member, though I have known great
lars who were; he never went to
.hurch nor did the preacher eve go
to his house, not that he would not
have been we'll received II treated.
Mr.. Maze was a born gentleman. He
has long gone the way OF all the earth.
Some OF the best, brainest, bravest
people in his county are his descend
ants.
occasional"
Hagood, December 81, 1905.