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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08
MAKES FOR PEACE
POLICY OF UNITED STATES IN
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Outcome Has Fully Justified the Wis.
dom Of President Roosevelt's
Action in Connection with
State Of Panama.

By virtue of It's control OF the
come a Central American power. II
takes a more lively interest i'm the af-
fairs OF the Ave Central American re.
publics, which have become it's neigh
bors, and Is more DESTROYS than ever
that they should put an end to their
chickering's and revolutions and begin
to lead the industrial life in good earn
est That serves to explain why the
American government put forth all it's
influence to bring about that confer
ence OF representatives of the five re-
publics whose harmonious sessions
came TO a close few days ago.
The delegates 10 the conference
drafted a number OF treaties contain
ing various important provisions. They
all breathe the spirit of peace and
good will. They provide among other
things for the amicable, judicial set
Element of all controversies which
may arise. If they shall be lived up to
there will be an end of relationships,
of The rule of military chieftains. and
OF revolutionary movements. An era
of railroad building and industrial de-
velopment will begin.
If these treaties had been made a
few years ago they would have been
lived up 10 only as long as nobody
had anything to gain by breaking
them. The situation is more encourag-
ing now. On one side Is Mexico, which
81 illustrating the benefits Of set
tied government. On the other is the
United States, doing likewise in the
canal zone. The Central Americans
have witnessed the prosperity of Pan
ANA since ii got over the revolution
AIRY habit, and the example may prove
contagious.
1t does not do to be overconfident
OF tranquility where Latin-Americans
are concerned-think of Cuba for in
stance-but there is ground for hope
that the benevolent efforts of the
United States to put an end TO the dis
order which has prevailed in Central
America for a century will be crowned
with success. 1t may be that when
The people of Central America cG"ie
to understand fully the kindly interest
the United States takes in them they
will make serious effort to show
themselves deserving of that interest
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08
For the Farmers Benefit.

Those who are crying out against
,he tariff laws and say that the farm
crs are not getting the benefits Of
protection, should look over the rec
ords of the past, and see ii there ever
was period when the farmer in this
country got so much for his produce
as within the past ten years. With
1000 millions of produce to the credit
Of agriculture this year. ii is a good
time for those who dig wealth from
the ground TO look closely into the
matter and see what party the pro.
tective policy Of the Republican party
has taken in securing remunerative
prices. In the interest OF his own fl
nancial prosperity let the farmer lay
aside any consideration of the partisan
view, and do little figuring on the
problem of the conditions changed, SO
that his products would be seeking
a market in foreign countries 10 feed
the poorly paid working men there,
instead Of at home to better paid and
better fed and clothed workingmen.-
Mulhall (Okla.) Enterprise.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08
Best Place to Have a Boil.

If the Democrats were at this mo-
ment in control of the presidency and
both houses of congress they would
not revise the tariff. They would not
dare. Their idea as to tariff revision
agrees with Josh Billings remark that
the best place to have boil Is on
some other fellow" SO they stand Off
and urge tariff revision upon the Re-
publican party.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08
Foolish Thouuht.

Miss passay-The idea of her pre-.
tending that she thought my hair was
gray.
Miss Knox-Yos, so silly of her.
Miss Passay-Wasn't 1t, though?
Miss Knox-Yes, just as il you'd
buy gray hair
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08

After casting its eagle eye over the
Democratic armament, the esteemed
Cincinnati Enquirer is able to see only
two stars of presidential magnitude.
Their names are Gray and Johnson
and the johnson is not Tomjohnson.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-02-08

The Jackies of the Pacific fleet have
been praised by the governor of Trini.
dad for their irreproachable conduct
while celebrating shore leave there.
Well, Evans said they'd be just as
good at frolic as they are i'm fight.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09

John Romily Enochs died at
his home in Brandon last Thurs
day morning, the End of this
month. He had been sick from
an affection of the heart for
several months. His wife and
children were all at his home at
the time Of his death, which was
peaceful and without a struggle.
He was born in Rankin County,
Mississippi on the 18th day of
December, 1848, and was raised
IN the same county. He was a
son Of Mr.. Carroll Enochs, and
his mother, before her marriage,
was a Miss McRee. He was
reared on farm, and his educa-
tional advantages were such as
the neighborhood schools af-
forded, and one session at the
Summerville Institute after the
war. His mind was quick and
perceptive, and these advantages
with Christian heart were suf-
ficient to prepare him for the
great usefulness that he devel-
oped.
In 1875 he was elected County
Treasurer of Rankin County,
and early in 1876 he moved to
Brandon to discharge the duties
of the office, and studied law,
and in 1873 he was licensed to
practice. He was afterwards a
member of the legislature for
two terms. He served one term
as State Land Commissioner
under Governor Lowry.
In 1895, when Senator McLaur-
in was elected governor, Judge
Mayors notified him that he not
only would not be an applicant
for, but that he did not desire,
re-appointment, as he wished to
retire from the arduous duties
of the Bench, and thereupon, at
the expiration of Judge Mayors
term, Governor McLaurin ap-
pointed Mr.. Enochs Circuit
Judge of this district during the
session of the Legislature in 1896.
Governor Longino re-appointed
him in 1902. At the expiration
OF his second term he resumed
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09
R. Myers, salary and

IS. R. Myers, salary and
stamps for June O8
Darnall Bros, mdse. for poor
house e-------------------4O 80
Petition of w. L. Barrow ct al
for change in Brandon and Trick
ham Bridge road granted and R.
D. McRae and 9. w. benson ap-
pointed to lay out same.
Old Ladies Home petition con-
tinued.
Report of P. B. Berry ct al, COM
mittee on laying out road in Rich
land swamp, on Brandon and Flor
ence road received and committee
discharged.
D. B. Ward, treasurer, filed his
report for and quarter, ending goth
day of June, 1908, showing follow
ing balances, to-Wit:
General county funds SO, ,268. O3
General school funds s-----2, 487. Oh
General township funds,
principal al----------263. 90
General township funds,
interest 383. Al
Pension funds s-----------161 10
Institute funds-------------7.OO 90
and the board having carefully ex-
amined same and finding said re-
port in all things correct, on motion
approved and adopted said report,
and ordered itrecorded as the law
directs.
On motion application of D. w.
benson for loan of 800 township
money on land was granted when
Iapproyed abstract of title is fur
nished.
Petition of W. F. Cox for private
right of way is continued.
Petition of j. D. Ross to attach
LANDS to Aills stock law district
granted.
Report Of r. D. McRae and R.
E. Knight, committee to lay out
public road from Brandon and Rat.
Tiff Ferry road to Meeks Ferry, was
approved.
Pauper allowance Ordered that
! j.. H. Ware be allowed $500 per
! month for July and August.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09

the practice of law in partner
ship with S. L. McLaurin, with
whom he was in partnership
when he was first appointed.
This parternership lasted until
his death.
He was, in 1879, married to
Miss Fannie Shaw, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw, of
| this county, of which marriage
there are three sons, Dewitt.
Shaw and John, and two daugh-
ters, Sarah and Ruby.
Judge Enochs was a loyal,
devout member of the Methodist
church, but his Christianity was
not bounded by any denomina-
tionalism. He regarded every
Christian as his brother, of
whatever denomination. He had
infinite faith in God and the
atonement of Christ, and he
experienced and enjoyed the
comfort of the Holy Spirit.
He was a tender hearted man,
and was deeply touched by suf-
fering and sorrow wherever he
beheld them. The criticisms he
incurred while on the Bench
were generally because he was
not severe in the sentences he
imposed.
| Judge Enochs' body was buried
in the Brandon cemetery on
Friday, attended by an immense
concourse of friends of not only
this county, but from other coun-
ties, some in distant parts of the
state, whose deep grief and
sorrow attested the great esteem
in which he was held. and whose
sympathy goes out to his be-
reaved widow and children and
other kindred.
Goods that never vary the
Keen Kutter brand of shears and
scissors. We'll treat you right,
will sell you goods at the right
price, will appreciate your busi-
ness, will be glad to welcome you
in our store. Jackson Hardware
Co.
Go to w. G. Barnes for all
kinds of groceries and feed
St1lff
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09
Board of Supervisors.

The board met Monday morning
with all officers and members pres
ent.
Ordered that the following allow
nces be made:
IL. d. LoveleSS, continued.
brown Bros, scraper for pub
lie road--------------S 7 so
Geo. D. Barnard & Co. books
. and Stationery----------8958 So
sG. w. White, sheriff, convey
ing lunatic to asylum ------6 55
&C. w. White, sheriff, horse
and buggy to county farm--1 so
"A. @. Thornton, mdse. for
county farm----------2 70
IA. G. Thornton, mdse. for
chancery clerk-------125 25
W. white, sheriff, floor
brush h-----------------5 90
I. w. White, sheriff, 'overplus
paid in fines and jury tax--18 90
IL. S. May, overplus paid in on
] tax lands 80
THE Cali Watt Co., road
machines
E. Therrell, fees in justice
court, state cases---------11 55
J. w. White, sheriff, victual-
ing prisoners--------15 60
Brandon News, stationery for
choriff 2 00
randon News, snd printing.
board proceedings gs-------45 90
Brandon News, stationery for
assessor -----.-- ----------I 5U
IT. c. Tanner, lumber and nails
for road, beat 2---------8 25
D. O. Rouse, mdse. for poor
house ------------- --------l W
B. Collunn, salary for June
poor house--~----------250 90
A. Collum, salary for June
as guard ard------------2O 90
sam and Viola Smith, wages at
poor house Se-------------18 so
wiley Brown, 80 bushels corn 27 90
r. Brown, stamps 2nd
auarter-------------------3l ID
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09
Read These Pointers
THE SALE OF SALES

Our Final Summer Goods Sale the greatest money
saver that Brandon has had We have
shipments OF Bargains since last Saturday and looking
every day for surprises for visitors in the Of
special goods we will have during this sale 1000 yards Of
OF IL and 1Oc llnghams Which will 90 at cents We have
just put display so mems sample hats worth So
worth S5O less than SIPS, pick for CSC Don't fail
to see the wonderful values in umbrellas which offer at 75c
and CSC Get some of those ladies' hemstiched handker-
chiefs at &c before they all gone We put so boys
shirts just for fun at &c. they easily worth 5Oc
going to offer few mems 6Oc shirts at sec We the
advantage of our Towel Sale repensh your This
one thing always short house and know you
have the same experience.
Stockings and things you can't 90 wrong and
when you consider that showing every kind and every
size at the very lowest usual wholesale know that
noWs the time. We will make an affidavit before any justice
of the notary public you will the 25c fee, that
higher than the original wholesale and that great many
OF them are from 10 to 25 per cent cheaper.
Ourmens pants line is broken somewhat in sizes but if
you can find pair to fit you will certainly consider
able money
We have left from grocery stock some Eddys
Extracts and goon quantity Of excellent Green and Black
cas- These afraid to price you for fear you may think
them the best in Brandon.
We ready to complete stock of Hard
ware display and while don't have sale prices
this line think you ought to give business in this
line
ALBERT NJ. SHIELDS
Blue Front Store
Hardware a Specially
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09
Ordered that the clerk advertise

Ordered that the clerk advertise
for sealed bids up to II m. first
Monday in August for building a
bridge across Conway slough, near
Jackson, on turnpike, according to
specifications on file in the chancerv
clerks office.
Ordered that the following allow
ances be made:
Jno A Gayden, recording
special bonds----------Sl8.O 90
w. P. White, poll tax refunded q 90
/ }. A. Morris, freight and dray-
age II
| K. u McRae, 3 days contract
ing and receiving bridges
and viewing and laying out
roads 90
G. w. benson, days con-
tracing and receiving bridges 9 90
P. B. Berry, day extra ser.
| wees ces------------------30 90
R. E. Knight, days contract
ing and receiving bridges
| and laying out roads SIP 90
W. M. Corley, justice peace
| fees in state cases es----7 90
T. I. Cottrell, constable fees
/ in state cases es------------16 65
| Will Devine, 25o feet cause
way ACKNOWLEDGEMENT so
| Hill Watts, 800 feet causeway
I and repairing bridge-------8 90
Jno. S. Davis, justice peace
| fees in state cases Is
|. J. Holmes, constable fees in
state cases 90
III. H. Ware, pauper, allowance
for July-----------5 90
| Jackson Hardware Co,
shovels s------------ "A 90
| E. H. Holmes, making and put
ting up 10 mile boards G 90
| D. W. Webb, building bridges 40 90
| d. w. webb, !" /" 40 90
| Jno. A. Gayden, postage so
Ordered. &c. Atkins assessors
! enumeration of educable children he
approved
Personal assessment roll f,ed-
il. G.. Atkins. assessor HAVING filed
in chancerv clerks office the ner-
| sonal assessment roll Of Rankin
county for 1908. the same IS now
subject to examination bv tax
PAYERS and if objections are filed
| thew will be considered bv the
board at the next regular meetino
in Auquss
| Ordered, H. D. Mendum be an.
pointed overseer an new road from
4 Pearson to lower Steen,s Creek
road at near Curan's place.
Ordered that w. B. Nash be APP
pointed overseer of road No. Is near
Pearson, in place of Ross Hurst, re-
signed.
Ordered that Jessie Kersh be ap-
pointed overseer of public road from
southeast corner of section "a, town
ship 8, range 4, east, running
directly west to public road from
Goshen Springs to Meek's Ferry
near w. H. Boyd's place.
Be it ordered by the board under
section 4447 of Code of 1906, on lst
day of September, 1908, each mem
Der of the board of supervisors of
Rankin county Twill proceed to in
!, spect every road, bridge and ferry
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09

R. F. Brown, Charlie POWELL 85
@. w. White, sheriff, fees in
Charlie Powell case-----1 SO
A. P. White, j. P. statutory
allowance e-----2 rs
j. D. Robbins, constable, statu-
tory allowance nce-------60 90
w. A. Nash, IL mile boards--6 90
Tucker & Harris, repairs to
bridge, beat 5--------20 90
Lee Morgan, IL mile boards-5 so
P. B. Berry, A days contract
Ing g------------ ---------l2 w
E. F. Muse, building bridge,
beat 00
Bob Laird, building bridge,
beat MISUNDERSTANDING w
Gus Mcdonald, building bridge
beat W
w. j. Mashburn, building
bridge, beat 4------------52 SO
&c. j. Winstead, repairs to
bridge, beat 4-------------7 90
w. ]. Shots, repairs to bridge
beat 5---------------- III w
L. D. Smith, timber for bridges
Beat ----------------2 so
j. B. Barnett, Building bridge,
i beat 5-------------------l2 w
N. H. Fash, a days contract
ing IL w
j. B. Tucker, building bridge,
beat 5------------------lO lO5 w
w. H. McLain, building bridge
beat 5------------ -----l l05 w
w. B. Nash, building bridge,
beat t2------------------2OO W
w. B. Nash, lumber for
bridges, beat s---------86 18
G.. B. Horn, repairs to bridge,
beat at3-----------------3O 90
Will King, repairs to bridge,
beat OU
Henry Holmes, building bridge
beat ----------------1O OO
Joe Shedd, building bridge,
| beat OO
Joe Lewis, constable, statutory
fees il state cases es---2 so
| j. L. Bass, fees in state cases 2 so
IA. Childress, lumber and re-
! pairs to bridge, beat s-----30 90
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09

Go to w. G. Barnes for all
kinds of groceries and feed
stuff.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-09

For Sale. Having no further
use for him will sell cheap a
thoroughbred Jersey bull, 3 years
old, Of fine milk strain, good size
and conformation also a mare
and mule colt D. NJ. Mayors,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26

DESIGNATION To ENTRY of LANDS IN
N National Forest. Notice l. hereby given
thrt the tpnds described below, embracing
tiio acres, within the Cascade National Forest
oregon, will bc subject 10 settlement anu en-
try under the provisions OF the homcNc"u
laws OF tho United States aud the act "l
June II, Inc, tst stat. 2sll, =, the United states
Land oticc at i,kcy,ew, oregon, On AUGUST
sth, lNs Any ,ttlcr who was actually snd w
good faith cla,n,in. any OF said lands Tor "rf''
cultural purT hscs prior 10 January l, lW' ana
has no, sbNr doned same, has preference
righ, to make \ homestead entry for the lands
actually crcupicd. said lands Nctc listed up
rn the Applications u, the persons mentioned
below. Who have q preference right subicc, to
the prior risht of any such settler. provided
such settler or applicant l. qualhed to make
homestead entry aud the preference fiEh' v
exercised prior to August sih, lss On "hI'h
date the land. will he subject to settlement
and entry by any qualified person, tn" lands
are a. follows; The y ht OF NJ ". scc "a the
" hf OF NV or, see -, listed upon application
Of Jesse T.. Rose, o., klamath, oregon th" : hi
oi NV az, the NJ qr Of sw qr, the hi ~ NV
AZ Of sw ~, scc -, upon application oi shrt,
man 4 Htowu fou klamath, oregon the sW
qr OF si qr. the 81 " OF sw ~ See y, the NJ
oi NV ar, see ~, upon application of Fred q.
NfnNus fNft 'f't'hH Wv w ~ W
o. scc -, 7 ~. :, ROE, " Mvr, upon arpu'a'
lion OF Daniel q, Brown, ~. klamath, oregon
unsuryeyei, nppT, Nimstely Sec a.. - y, re
h. beginning at a point Scbsins south oi ~
corner OF scc 81. 7 .? R7l-,k, theme" "
chains, thence south ~ chains. thence 10
chains, thence \ " chaiu., thence ~ chains,
thence y "a chains TO point OF beslunins, upon
application Of Roy u Wise, ~ klamsth, ore.
gon; surveyed, the hi OF hi. Sc ~. 7 y :.
RsE, upon application OF J. L.. Poole. Roslsnd,
oregon. alleging settlement ip,: the sW ~ oi
sw az vi Sec 10, I - :, 10 v, upon srrlirs
tlon Of J l. Howard, R0,isnd. oregon the sW
az ot Ne ~. the " hi oi az ar. see ia. the NV
az oi ~ az. sec -. y :. u ioE, upon apPii
cation OF John Eidcr, fiincNille, oregon IN"
d hi Of ~ az Of 81 az, See s. the B. hi oi NJ ",
section =, 7 as, u 10 y, upon application ol
Geo. Nolan, Roslani, oregon,
FRED pESNkrr
Commissioner Of the dcnctai Land u1lrr
Approved May -. it'-
FRANK PIERCE,
fif.t Asisisn, secretary oithc Interior
Lists sIs. 80. I0,i. lea. iSti, isis Gii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
SUMMONS

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ln the Circuit Court :" 'nr ''''' w
Oregon, ior the County o' N'"'""'''
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26

IMPAIRMENT or TiiE INTERIOR, sgsssAt
~ LAND osrics. Washington, d. a., May n
lssi. SoricE ~ historAItua 80 rusIic LA.I. .
10 sErTLrstsr AN isIhi suticc 10 hereby
given that the secfc'sfy oi the ini icriOr ha Va.
cated departmental oifcf OF NIiidfaxs sl In "a
far ~ 'h~ same Affects the withdrawal for i'm.
cation PURPOSES under the act ~ lane ", ilo2,
lJk stat, y-si Tor usr IN connection with thr
klamath PT6Jert. oregon, Ui The foIiowinx DE-
.cribed lands In the sisic of I.g0B, aud b,
bis authority such "i .'id ubcis as have moi
been hefetofo = ANAL, restored aud ere not
otherwise withd TswD, reserved OF appTopri-
at.d, VIII be subject to ,elilement under the
pubic land iaws Of the United States on and
alter July 10 l9Or, but shall not be subject 10
entry. niiDg OF selection until Aug ist ~, Ios,
2, the United states Land Once At Lskeyiew,
oregon, warning being expressly given that
no ter,9n VIII be ermiticd To gain or exercise
any right whatever under any settlement or
oceup.iion tsKnn after Nay May !, iDos. aud
PRIOR 70 July w, iy0s all sucn settlement or 0r.
eupAiion being forbidden: Willamette Meri-
a,sn, ~ u. T.. ny ~ ~ qt and Nv az
sW ~, sw ar NV ". N hi nv ar, ssrtiou
fkED BENNETT,
FRANK PIERCE
fir" Assistant Secretary Of the Interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing between
seshorn and Estes, NJ proprietor- Of the
American Hotel, is this day dissolved,
". +. Seehorn assuming all debt. and
collecting accounts due said firm.
W. T.. sErnoRs
June %. 1913. VI. A. Esrys.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
Notice

All accounts da. me must Lc settled
by note or cash within thirty day. or
they will he published and sold ., pub.
lie auction TO the highest bidder.
G. d. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE YOR SALE

FOR SALE-lG0 Acre kanch Located
II miles east oi klamath Fails n bsrg.
ain for some homeseeker, lot particulars
inquire at this Office. 60
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26

safes-Two practically new Herring.
iiall.Marvin safes, at a bargain, one 20x
"a inches and one .5x32 inches. inside.
Inquire at Heitkempers Jeyely store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS

LosT-on. IS Smith & Weston re-.
volyer between Cour, House and Lake.
side Inn. Finder will be libsrly re-.
ward.d by leaving same a, Lakeside Inn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26

FOR SALE-One dresser , one wash
stand, one rocking chair. one table aud
one heating stove. Call at the Brick
store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26
For Sale

One whole business block ia Klamath
Falls for sale Tor forty cents on the dol.
lar OF what 1t was worth thirty days
ago. &. d. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-26

MONEY TO LOAN-Hard times bat I
have some money to loan II you have
the security. e. b. Hall.