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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
M axes Pure Blood

As specific remedy for all diseases and ailments original
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the widely and generally useful OF all medicines
1t has made itself peculiarly welcome the homes OF the
people 10y radical and permanent OF such
Affections scroul eczema an cruptions, cAtarh rhcun.
sn, dyspepsia, kidney complaint loss OF appetite that
tired feeling and general debility.
Il suffered from impure blood causing absccss and
intense pam Al times ! could walk Nh business
partner advised 10 take Hoods Slrsaparilla telling me
what wonders It had performed for HIM used II faithfully
eleven weeks. when cured the absccss troubled
but entirely healed Hon. JoHN S. CLAY
TON 1872! y 18th ST Nashville Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
Hoods SarsapariIIa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
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Which Gives Immediate Relief
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acute no matter how severe. They are cur
ing cases of 30 and 40 wears suffering after
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
Heart Pains

Are relieved, and palpitation,
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iinG my nerves was all unstruuE | sure /
would nov have been cured II had not taken tn,
Heart Cure" MRS MARY C. HAHLER.
sullivan, No.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20

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n H. Gauss. sl.- Main ST, Marshall, Mich.
"a out co1por ...ow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

highway and ordered opened for travel
Arrangements having been made for
timber, the road master Is instructed
to make arrangements to start and
run the County saw mill as soon as
the weather will permit, and cut not
to exceed 100000 feet of lumber for
bridges.
II appearing that there Is always
quite an amount of scrap lumber
while saving lumber for roads and
bridges and settlers being desirous of
purchasing same. 1t Is ordered that
the price of same be fixed at $3.50 per
thousand feet, at the mill, and all
lumber sold shall be paid for to the
County road master. when same is
taken from the mill or delivered to
purchasers at the mill.
ordered that the Road Master pro-
ceed to operate the County Rock
Crusher for the purpose of manufac-
turing crushed rock for road No. n
and other roads.
Andrew Bue appointed janitor for
the County Court House for the year
1907, at a salary of $4,000 per month.
Bond of w. r. Deane for maintain
ing floating wharf at the Lewis and
Clark draw Bridge No. 2, in the sum
OF $4,000 approved.
The following bridge tenders ap-
pointed for the year 1907.
Albert Streine, Youngs Bay Bridge,
Salary $4,000 per month.
Nat JONES' Lewis and Clark Bridge
No. 2, Salary $500 per month.
Lexon Anderson, Lewis and Clark
Bridge No. l, Salary $500 per month.
A. MCLEAN, Walluski Bridge, SAL
ary $500 per month.
RI. Abbott, Skipanon Bridge, Sal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

ed to $5,S970O and other offices $2S5.O(
making a total Of $6,1S2.0O and there
fore figures this as a revenue. The
Court being now fully advised it 'e
ordered that the following levies be
made
County Expenses and State tax 1873
Mills.
County School 56Mils
County Library Fund.-.
County Court House 1875 Mills.
Making a total levy for State, Coun-
ty, County School, County Library and
Court House of SO Mills on the dollar.
Further ordered that a tax of $500 be
levied upon each male between the
ages of u and so years, the same to
be paid in cash and to be collected by
the Supervisor Of the several road
districts.
The Court having under consider
alton the completion of the New Court
House and having heretofore levied
tax for same, and having invited bids
for the completion of same, which bids
We're as follows.
HASTE and Dougan $S9,599.OO
Ferguson and Houston 100000
f, A. Erixon $96,7S5.OO
Robert Wakefield $90,S50.0O
The Court having fully considered
the matter and deeming the bid of
HASTE and Dougan reasonable and
satisfactory bid 1t is ordered that
the contract be awarded to HASTE and
Dougan to finish said building accord
ing to the advertisement, plans and
specifications. Time to be 10 calen-
dar months from February 1st, 1907.
1t being understood that Haste and
Dougan shall use all material or ma
terials now on hand and heretofore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

paid for by the County, namely:- Ter
ra Gotta, pressed brick, stone, steel and
lumber, 1t appearing that said Has
tie and Dougan has deposited with the
Clerk a certified check in the sum of
S5,000.00 that they will enter into such
| Contract. 1t is ordered that upon the
! signing of the contract by the parties
hereto, that is HASTE and Dougan, and
the County Court, and upon HASTE
and Dougan furnishing a good and
sufficient bond in the sum of $4,000. 90,
the said check be returned to them or
their attorneys. The District Attor-
ney is requested to prepare said con-
tract in accordance herewith.
200 names selected from the tax roll
for the jury list for the year 1907.
The following reports from the var
ious Road Supervisors read, approved
and their bondsmen exonerated.
John w. Welch, Supervisor Astoria
Road District.
August Jurhs, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. l.
A. W, Duncan, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No, g.
George Irwin, Supervision Road Dis
trict No, 8.
District No. 4.
John Larson, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. 5
Andrew Johnson, Supervisor Road
District No. g.
Fred Watson, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. 7.
Geo. Richardson, Supervisor Road
District No. 8.
Cornelius Hunt Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. 9.
Andrew Lee, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. 10.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
$3.50

--x3,S5U--
A choice piece Of property we'll To-
Gated, modern fiat, 0 rooms, hot and
cold water, three lots 5Ox150 on cor
ner. improved streets; also small house
on property. This property will net
10 per cent on the investment. What
better do you want? For full par
ticulars call at our Office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
$500.
$500 Each.

Avenue near i7th. A fine view OF the
whole country. These lots viii be
worth $1,000 each In less than ak
months, WIN sell ono or all A fine
chance to get n choice residence lot
nj low price.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

airy $500 per month.
ordered that bond Of the Sheriff, a.
Tax Collector for the year 1897, bt
fixed at the sum of $5OOOO.OO.
Ordered that the County Judge be
authorized to have Commercial Street
repaired.
Semi-annual report of the County
Treasurer and County Clerk, read and
referred to George 2. Clerk to be ex-
peted and to file his report with the
Court
The Court having under consider
alton the matter of tax levies upon
the tax roll for the year 1906, which is
in total $4,912.OO000 and having esti-
mated the expenses for the coming
year. to-wit:--
county Court .,............'$2, 100000
Circuit Court 500, 90
Justice Court .................1,0 1,000. 90
Court House Expenses 100000
Clerks Office .............,.. 5,600.00
Sheriif's Office ............,.. 100000
Treasurer's Office 1000 90
Assessors Office 100000
Assessors Office for Ownership plats
as per contract 100000
School superintendent Office $4,000
Coroner's Office ........... -. 10000
County Jail Expenses .........1, 100000
Collection of Taxes 100000
Poor and INDECENT Soldiers .4,5OO.OO
Current Expenses ............ 100000
ItOtuS 6.UUV,UV
Bridges ,,,,,,,',,,,,, ........b 100
interest .'.........'.... ..,..4 .4,OOO0O
state lax ...,............. III, 5000
Iotai ..''..''''.' s''...'....6 .6S S,SSO.UU
The Court finds that the fees of the
Clerks Office for the past year amount
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
Dan Mclean, Supervisor Road Dis

Dan Mclean, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. II.
William Jones Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. -.
Henry Hill, Supervisor Road Dis
trict No. IA.
James Jameson, Supervisor Road
District No. Is.
Victor Nicholson, Supervisor Road
District No. 16.
Reports of the Supervisors of Road
Districts Nos 13 and II not being
complete, same are ordered continued
1t appearing from said reports that
the supervisors of the various road dis
tricts have complied with the order of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
Acts Of County Court During the
January Term.
FULL REPORT ON HIGHWAYS
Test OF All Orders Made and list OF
All Claims and Warrants Therefor
All Steps Taken In Relation
TO tho County Business.


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

4 fine business chance for n couple
Of young men. Good paying. well en-
tablished cigar store ana pool room.
Present owners health 80 poor he Is
forced 10 sell and leave this country.
You'll have to hurry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
$500.

a great bargain. l00xlO0 feet. cor
ncr srd AMI Bond. with two story
building on H. This IL piece OF
property that will bring big profits in
the near future.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
1900

VIII buy one Of the beat dairy farms
In this section Of the country. well 10
GATED. moderniy improved and paying
now about 12.b0O year net profi's.
For snIc for limited time only. Terms
reasonable.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-09
REVIVED.
After He Had Been Hanged For
Wife Murder, the Negro Is Hid
den BY Relatives.

= Fort Worth, Texas, May 6.-Reports
received here from trainmen and Ne
gro passengers on the Southern Pa
cifS3y that John Armstrong, the
Negro hanged at Columbus, Texas,
Friday, April 19, for wife murder, re-
vived after being placed in the coffin,
and when delivered to his brother at
Sealy for burial was given medical
attention.
1t Is declared that Armstrong Is now
living and that friends and relatives
are keeping the fact quiet fearing the
state again may step in. The fact that
the Negroes feet touched the ground
when he was hanged lends credence to
the report. II Armstrong is living he
Will be the only living man who has
paid the death penalty. The fact that
ne was pronounced dead at the hang.
ing renders the state powerless to en-.
force the death penalty, 1t Is said
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-09
KILLS BROTHER OF g.. .. -.
&. 2 I, ) NEGRO HE HANGED.
Texas Sheriff Takes No, Chance After
]. ! ~ Threats. t[lrs s%2 |s.s. -

Edna. Tex May; Arthur Powell,
a brother Of Felix Powell, the Negro
who was hanged In Victoria short
time ago for the murder Of the Con
.dttt family at this place, was killed by
Sherih a.. G. Egg. There has been
some discontent among the Powell Ne.
,groes ever since Felix Powell. was con-
fined In jail. ,"'> s. =. - =,
Arthur Powell and his father-in-laW,
George Alexander. a respected old-time
Negro, came to town together, and AL
exaRder told the Sheriif that Arthur
Powell had said he was going to Kill
him for hanging Felix Powell, and
that Arthur had brought his gun and
ammunition along with him, and was
then Ia town. yaar o.. d,
Bhertf Egg: and deputies went In
search of the Negro and walked up on
him La J. H.. Kopp's grocery store
Sharin Egg walked in at the side en-
! trance. Arthur was sitting on su.
gar barrel near the middle of the
house When the Sheriff approached,
Powell ,Whirleds around facing him,
and 40 he did 30 Sheriff Egg shot him.
Six shots were fired from an auto.
matte rifle, and all took effect, the Ne.
gro dying instantly. The Negroes gun;
"a donble-barrel shotgun, was lying
close at hand, and he had 15 loaded
shells in his pockets and full box In
his wagon.
Sheriff Egg walked. directly to the
court house and Informed County At.
torney McCrory and County Judge
Guy Mitchell of The circumstances. e.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-09

OF Negroes II, ;Na I
on SerVi y |!;S|
Amount s S s My one -2
dred nd DIN 8
eins 1e 8.
Eg~ES AnnuT1. 4 }sss$ y Il lss
:nbering 11 .Qod..od0t ,nE ttia

Nef nbering 100000. Sd ttlg h
Un1te< >, yet they only EaGaiV9
$4,000 0N>>-s.hually in appointments \
from the National Governments, fI.3tgsSs
NV W. 81 II; oo1 Vernon reststefef i, TIE tras
John G. Dancy. recorder: OF dseda,S;
-. ! H;3W. NV Furniss, minister to Haytt.
chas. w. Anderson. internal reaaI.E3
nue. collector, $4,50O. &ES3S,. = n, ss 4
Robert n. Terrell, magIstrate, ,SS..
E. M. Hewlett, magistrate, $s;25o. 55sS
ood H. w. Ty-er, auditor foF navy, IS 4:
o ", " D; crum, collector, Charleston
u John n H H; Deveaux, collector, sayan,I
1, Henry Hen Rucker, collector. Georgia
,71 Joseph Lee, collectors, sBlostdas 4.s
o. Ernest ag Lyons, minister %, hbssia.s
&c George RI eo1 W. Ellis, secretary of iega
$2,50Q. = '' .-7'. :, = : ''ss.7 Ssf
$2,5OO - :.'>sT' - ~ : = a Az
9. H. Jackson, consul TO Lar,so.
chelle, $4,000. >.., ..s' 1~ ~ ;, rs " '5sF
j. W; Johnson, consaf7 to Cores
o. W. - J; co9 Yerby, consul to Sierra L,e.s$,
:, Walter Wal Cohen. register land oaacs.
Burt K Kennedy, receiver Of puhIic5s
, Robert smalls. collector, Beanfort.
s.. c., ,$1.218. ........ .E. s, 1Iss, '2sa
L. W. Livingston. consul tp Cabs55
Haitian, $4,000. ~. Ht,lss /: !, y 5sgsESS:
.o DR.; Dr. Bowen, consul 70 ea,ssaalsass
$4,000. .'<'*.n : j:S'g 5SSA
Rev. o. j, Scott, ehanlaia ss Y
army, $4,000. ..%,r;, ssS, M
/, Wka. II, LeWia. ascfas s
attorney. Massachusetts, sE sssS
The above aHrssks
all $500 DUO & q 2ss
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-09
Staff Correspondence.

Staff Correspondence.
Washington, D. G. May 8.-The
so-called exodus" Of white employ
ees from the Office OF the Auditor of
the Navy Department does not war
rant one-tenth OF the space devoted
to 1T by the bourbon newspapers
Of the South, and the timorous ones
among the Afro-American editorial
contingent. The appointment Of Mr..
Ralph w. Tyler as the head Of that
important branch Of the government
service has caused sporadic discus
sion here and there, and many quiet
>mutterings Of discomfort have been
heard, but the thing, at best, Is but
tho same old tempest In tea pot"
that Is always heard about Washing
ton and elsewhere whenever a color
cd man gets position q little
above the ordinary A. few "po'
whites kick up smallsized row,
they threaten to put the government
out OF business, or embarrass 1t
by transferring to another depart
ment, but In the final analysis, when
the boss" secretary indicates by his
Indifference to their complaints that
he isn't at all worried over their
'famdoolishness," they gradually
subside and remain at their work,
with such contentedness as they may
be able to command in the premises.
1t Is habit Of this class OF cheap
whites, that they will cut of black
mans opportunities to crafty a pet
ty notion about the "place' he
should occupy, II they can do 80
without material cost to themselves,
but when they are confronted with
the prospect of an elimination from
"Uncle Sans" attractive pay roll,
they "renig" at once, and conclude
to swallow their indignation for an
indefinite period. They will not eat
in the same lunch room with the Ne
gro outside the department, do not
care to ride beside him In the street
cars, and ignore him at every turn;
but inside the walls Of the govern
ment buildings, they consume their
MONDAY ham sandwich and coffee
In company, sit at adjoining desks,
wash In the same bowls and wipe
their fevered brow upon the same
towels; they may not like. it, but
they grin and bear it because they
must, because not to do so, means O.
loss Of 50 many crisp greenbacks
per" and money is the white mans
tender spot Prejudice is waited to
the four winds Of heaven when the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS s.. .oo iY'E Il

sire to ), grant to the favored few.
Immunity from the Just penalty of
OF their crimes. 1t Is to be regratted
that after the close OF the war; the
franchise was indiscritnlnately given
&c the ignorant and deBased ex-slaye
population, not because they were
black, but because they were not
qQ Allied by education, and character
TO- wisely use the privilege OF voting.
IT would have been possible at
that time, or at the time Of Tillman' s
hrst rise TO power, 10 place the ma
3ority vote in any southern state in
the hands Of the whites, by a uuali-
hcat1on based upon education, char
acter and proven rssponsibility.
l#thout coddling up54 race of de-
generates, relying for their sole dis
junction upon the fact of white
gfaRufather. This * grandfather
CLAUSE has distinct tendency to de-
base the white population, and If the
principles OF which .IAllman Is the
most, conspicuous exponent continue
to: prevail in South CAROLINA for an
other. generation; these principles,
Will to a. very marked degree, de-
grade the white race tirelatively to
the black; *the yery$thing which
TMiman PROGRESSES to abhor.
To meet brutality, with Illegal pun
ishIaent is to, create In the minds OF
the tEporant. and debaaed a certain
| sympathy for brutality, which 1t
[ycpu1d enjoy under nj. other circum-
stances. What we all need, and most
LOT US feel the need OF throughout the
length and breadth OF this great land
is the supremacy of sthe law and
such simplitlcation OF ,the machinery
and removal Of the rAfned and hy-
per-critical .technicaNt{es that OBJ
sfruct the course Of Justice, as will
Lead to greater promptness in its en-
forcement =
The chief reason why Theodore
Roosevelt has endeared, himself Nto
the hearts of the majority of the
American people irrespective of their
political faith in every act, to enforce
the law against interests that have
heretofore been powerful enough to
defy 1t; interests that have controll-
ed the courts OF many OF our states.
and even beclouded the Judgment of
the supreme court OF the land, and
the personal animcatty' evinced by
senator from South Carolina, is the
instructive feeling OF "a man who
stands for special privilege, against
a man who stands for; equal Justice
to all. :<.,.3. =
Yours very truly,
GODFREY l.. CABOT.