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MiiitclpcrinNt 40 NGiier.
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,}cit ron WnrQcn5 bis 4 llbr N}ndDnlttiugs, 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IUUNTU. Z.OU-Z.ND
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10 NuidcI; GIcuotorcnuorrutb COZ.
600 Nui6cl.
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aus oer Gleuntorcn juriidge5ogen
1886 9uihel; Glcpntorcn . Sorrotb
19S,56l 9llId1el.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-26

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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-06-26

mi.aea~. 81. &C ,s.-- ,r TO rect
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
LOVE LETTERS IN OLD TREE
WooGehoppers Disclose Romance Preb.
ably 5lisnted by Squirrels.

UooGehoppers Disclose Romance Preb-
ably 5lisnted by Squirrels.
In the hollow OF an Old tree which
they recently chopped down In field
near kichtield. y. j.. workmen found
two letters. says the New York Times
TIE first WAS In woinan's hand. II
said:
Dear JIM got your letter all right the
day after II was left here-our little post
ol!ce-but it is only now that | have had .
chance TO leave reply. think you meant
what you said. although at times | have
1. irv,d that yoa were untrue. have been
wat, he'd since your letter came and had
long walt betOl- the opportunity ar
rived for me Ia slip out with the reply.
/ want to meet you some Eight-say next
Tkursday-and We will both go away to-
g.'her | will be all ready. and II you
ar no; or hand ard the letter Is gone
III be convinced that YOU don't want me,
Then r., 80 away myself aud you'll new
Ell again hear from me Gondby
ALICE.
This was dated Wednesday. June 10.
lSSl The other letter. written in u
mans hand. was dated ten days later,
Ii rad thus
Dear Alice have waited so long for q
reply that | have begun TO think tina, you
have gone back ON me | have come to
the tree many times and looked In vain
for an answer Night and day have
thought Of you. wondering II il could be
possible that you had foTsaken me. 1
have heard all about the other fellow. but
caunut make myself believe that you care
for him. ] viii wait five days more. Then
If / don't hear from you ! viii he con-
WINGED that am not wanted After that
| viii leave you alone to enjoy the hap
pDess which you may find with him I'll
go Ear away from here and try TO forget
JIM
There was a small opening In the
tree about seven feet from the ground,
From this opening the hollow, bored
out by squirrels, ran clear to the
ground. The woodchoppers believe that
the misslves fell or were dragged clear
to the ground after they had been de-
posted IL the 'postotiice."
Alice" and Jim" were probably In
the habit OF leaving letters in the aper-
lures, which could be taken out with
the mana untll the squirrels nlu poreu
up from the bottom and reached the
point where the letters lay soon after
the girl left her last message there.
Both letters were crumpled and eaten
away at the edges. giving rise to the
belief that they were probably dragged
down into the hollow trunk by the
squirrels.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

her shoulder. "Y0g re presiding yoIi
cousin ard his millions 10 q girl who
can dress the part
-DOa't, Kemp, dent know Why ]
neddlel. wish / haja't'-
Il do. You can't L.; Howard alone
You're perfectly possessed 10 plague
him when he's with You. and now
you've arranged for another woman 10
keep IL up for the rest % his lifetime.
What does Sylvia want with a man
who possesses the instincts and Intel.
lect Of eoachmanE She Is asked ey'
erywhere. She has her own money.
Why not let her alone. or Is II too
lateI"
"You mean let her make fool OF
herself with Stephen S.ward! That i
where she is drifting"
do you think
Yes. do. She has n perfect genius
for selecting the wrong man. and she's
already sorry for this one I'm sorry
for Stephen. too but it's safe for me
TO be"
"She might make something Of HIN.
"You know perfectly well no woman
ever did make anything Of a doomed
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
A Well Advertised Poultry Food.

A satisfied customer IL the best ad.
vertisenlent any business house car
have. Such expressions as are given
i'll the following letter from Asahel
Putfer of Jericho, Vt, are indicative Of
the kind of advertising Pages Per.
fected Poultry Food receives. 1t also
accounts i'll large degree for the en0r.
nous sales of this staple article. Here
is the letter: II wish to keep the agen
cy for Pages Perfected Poultry Food
another year. call your Poultry Food
the best ever used, and the neighbors
all speak very highly Of it."
Any one sending his address on a
postal card to c. s. Page, Hyde Park,
VT, and mentioning this paper, will re.
ceive by mail, free, postpaid. u sample
package of Pages Perfected Poultry
Food"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

sbao,Ing attire roamed about the room
selected what they cared for and car
ried II 10 the table. Mrs. Mortimer
was there consuming peaches that
matched her complexion Marion
Page always more congruous In Held
costume and belted jacket than In
ANYTHING else. aud always. Ike her
own hunters. infinitely groomed. was
preparinC breakfast for her own
consumption with the leiSurely preci-
sion characteristic of her whether IN
the saddle. on the box or grassing her
brace Of any covey that ever flushed
Captain Voucher and Lord Alderdenc
discussed prospects between bites, at
e ntiye 10 the monosyIlabic opinions OF
Miss Page. Her twin brothers. Cor
don and Willis. shyly consuming oat'
meal, listened respectfully and walled
on their sister at the slightest lifting
OF her thinly arched eyebrows.
Into this company saunteTe1 Siwar1
apparently no worse for wear, for as
get the enemy had set upon him NJ
proprietary insignia save n rather be-
coming pallor and faint blush shad'
ows under the eyes. He strolled about,
exchanging amiable greetings, and
presently selected a chilled grape fruit
as his breakfast. Opposite him Morti'
mer, breakfasting upon his own dread.
full bracer Of an apple soaked in port
raised his heavy intamed eyes with n
significant leer at the iced grape fruit
Siward glanced out through the lead
ed easements into the brilliant Sep
TENDER sunshine.
Outside he could see Major Belweth
er. pink skinned, snowy chop whiskers
brushed rabbit fashion, very yolublt
with Sylvia Lands. who listened alb
sently. head partly ayerted. Quarter
In tweeds and CATERS, his morning CT
gar delicately balanced in his gloved
fingers, strolled near enough TO bt
within earshot, and when Sylvla's in
attention 10 Major Belwether'S ohscr
vations became marked to the verge
of rudeness he came forward ant
spoke. But whatever 1t was that ht
| said appeared TO change her passive
inattention to quiet displeasure, for, Il!
/ Siward rose from the table he saw
her turn on her heel and walk sloWl!
toward group of dogs presided owe
| by some kennel men and ga!uekccpers
she was talking to the head game
keeper when he emerged from tn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

hthu U u Z i.
"YOu know, Mr.. Siward, that it is a
custom peculiar to Shotover House to
open the season with what is called
Shotover drive?"
81 heard Alderdene talking about II"
he said, smilingly inspecting the girls
attire Of khaki, with its buttoued peck
cts, gun pads and Cossack cartridge
loops. and the tan knee kits hanging
heavily plated over CATERS and little
thick soled shoes He had never cared
very much to see women atield for, in
rare case where there was no affec-
tation, there was something else in
born that he found npleasant-some-
thing lacking about woman who
could take life from frightened wild
things, something shocking that wo
man could look, unmoved, upon a
twitching, blood soiled heap of feath-
ers at her feet.
Meanwhile Dawson, dog whip at sa-
lutte, stood knee deep among his rest.
less settlers explaining the ceremony
with which Mr.. Ferrall ushered in the
opening Of each shooting season.
ITS our own idee, Miss Landis," he
said proudly. "Onc't season Mr. Fer
rail- and his guests likes it for mixed
bag. It's sort of picnic, miss, The
guns Is in pairs, sixty yards apart in
line, an the rules is walk straight
ahead, dogs to heel until first cover is
reached; fire straight or to quarter
never blankin' nor wipin' no eyes. and
ground game counts as feathers for the
Shotoyer cup"
"Oh! It's skirmish line that walks
straight ahead?" said Siward, nodding
straight ahead, sir. No stoppin', nc
turnin' for hedges. fences, water OF
rock. There is boats FIR deep water
and fOrds marked and corduroy FIR tC
pass the Seven Dreens. Luncheon al
l, miss, an hours rest, then straight
OH over hill, valley. rock and river tc
the rondyvoo atop Osprey ledge. You'll
see the poles and the big nests. sir
It's there they score for the cup and
there when the bag is counted the
udpo ulc ieduS " CullS SOu >lOiDt
again" And to Siward: will you
draw for your lady, sir? 1t Is the Gus
tom"
Are you my 'ladyP" he asked
turning to Sylvia.
do you want me?"
In the smiling luster of her eyes the
tiniest spark flashed out at him, 8
hint at defiance for somebody. perhaps
for Major Belwether, who had taker
considerable pains to enlighten her as
to Siward's condition the night be
fore: perhaps also for Quarter, who
had naturally expected to act as hel
gun bearer in emergencies.
I'm probably poor shot" she said
looking smilingly straight into ST
wards eyes. but if you take me-
81 will with pleasure" he said
Dawson. do we draw for position
Very well, then" And he drew q
slip Of paper from the box offered by
the head keeper
mo. l." said Sylvia, looking over his
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

In an address which o..
tile Central STATE, N...
citation declared iu lp 20. ....
ever delivered Lefo:c 'aa. gr Do.
L. Jepson Of Wheeling. 81 %. -...
Politics and waiter a-. ........ 20.
Incompatible AMI t,=-t.r. ....r,...
duce tie best water a.. ... ..-..
ership Of Ua'erworks j. a.t .. .r#..,
politics. AMI this mrIa, b. o.
IN men and methods. with .u-~.-I
Impure administration an. ....r,...
ter as we'll"
Dr. Jepson il entitled 20 aa .rr.
On the subject. for his r.-g is ,...,J
with a political waterwuts,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
BELT BUCKLES IN POLITICS.
At Young Wife's Suggestion W. II.
Iearne Has New Stunt.

W. II. Uearne of Wheeling, ". Va.
whose campaign for the Republican
nomination for governor has gained
widespread notice because the story
was circulated and not denied that
Mr. Hearne is aspiring to the govern
orshlp merely to crafty the ambitions
of his young wife. has adopted an
other innovation, says the Pittsburg
Dispatch He is now distributing lib
orally throughout the state OF West
Virginia belt buckles containing his
picture.
The buckles are Of silver In orna-
mental design. with Hearne's picture
in the center. 1t Is said the idea was
adopted by Mr.. Hearne. who is sixty
years of age. mt the suggestion OF bis
wife. who is eighteen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

70 convey H. There VAS nothing hs
need understand except that his Wife
meaning well. had me'idled and re-
guelted
Aud now. turning In her saddle Win
q petty eesIur- II her shoulders:
Il inetldle no mOre' Those who heed
the may come to me. Now laugh 81
nv tardy wisdom. Kemp. The mis-
chief take Howard Quarrier!
Amen, Come On. race
She gathered brIdle. DO you sup
pose Stephen siward Is going TO make
trvubleg''
How can he unless she helps him.
Nonsense. Ais well with Siward and
sylvia. Shall We gallop?
Ia uE fHnNTINTEn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
The Threatened Addition,

New terrors will soon be added
To crossing the ocean blue.
A liner is planned to carry
tailor and modiste too.
Imagine a husbands feelings
When told by his spouse SO fair
just two hours out on the voyage
She hasn't a rag to wear.
Imagine the ut of trousers
Achieved on a stormy day,
When the good ship rolls and pitches
And appetite says you nay.
With never a place to dodge In,
Just fancy the greatest I'LL
Alone on the vastly ocean,
Alone with tailor's bill.
-McLandburgh Wilson In New York Sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
no M CONTINUED

There are two old adages. Haste
al. ,asi-" aud MAKE haste slowly"
that -vvry one should employ when they
to cure cough in a few min
-trs WITH PREPARATIONS containing Nor.
phiue, Opinm, Chloroform or other OPT
at.,. They may stop the cough and
cause >!err quickly but they also dry up
he secrerious aud consiipste leaving oft
times far worse trouble. Rydale's
Cough Elixir is Guaranteed under the
Pare Food aud Drug Law To contain no
"piates or harmful drugs of any kind or
character. Think about it when you or
cue of the childrel have cough. J.W.
ThuIston, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
NEW JAPANESE BAYONET.
Weapon For the Army Is More Deadly
Than tho Old One.

Than tho Old One.
The new japanese pattern bayonet
for the army, orders for which are
about TO be placed. is to be exactly
five inches longer than the present
bayonet. which is one foot In length.
says special cablegram from Tokyo
to the Washington Star With the. new
bayonet infantrymen will be afforded
TRUSTING length approximately OF
si&ty-one and one-half inches instead
of iifty-six and one-half inches. as at
present.
The new weapon will have a slight.
ly tapered point and cutting fore
edge. At the back it will have broad,
fiat edge. and between the back and
the fore edge it will be deeply grooved.
The cross guard will on one side have
deeply curved or hooked terminal,
which will facilitate the operation Of
"piling arms"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
cHApTERIN
TOUR NV

~ REAKFAST at Shotover, except
~ for the luxurious sluggards to
whom trays were sent, was
IL served in the English fashion,
any other method or compromise being
impossible,
Ferral appeared to be normal
man. energetcally devoted to his bust
ness, his pleasures. his friends and
comfortably in love with his wife. And
If some considered his vigor in bust
ness to he lacking in mercy, that vigor
was always exercised within the law.
He never tranSgressed the rules of
war, bat his hcadlong energy some
times landed hin close TO the dead
line he had already breakfasted when
the earliest risers entered the morning
room to saunter about the sideboards
and Investigate the simmering contents
Of silver covered dishes ON the warm.
ers
The fragrance Of coffee vas pleas
anty perceptible. Men In conventional,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
Rejected

Some months ago The ci-r -..r n.
Faribault. Mimi. uruJ.G'r ....r
tee to Investigate The ... ...-,,
plant with u view To purchasing L.
Finding that ii was just a...- SELF
sustaining ani taIt Mq... ..,.. u..-.5.
ship offered IN PROSPECT Of ... ,.,...
to the city or private ,o-.. Hr.,. Ike
committee male an a2,.r.a .e...r.
which was rinanimuusL! adopted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31
A Bail Of Green.

Grass seed or fax seed sprnked on
a wet sponge and occasionally mois-
tened. hung up by string In the win.
dow. IN few weeks will make a ball
Of green.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-31

house. but she
saw him on the
terrace and gave
Ii INF Il bright
nod of greeting,
so close TO an i'll
yitatiOn that be
descended t h {
stone steps and
crossed the de "
wet lawn.
Il ain asking
Dawson to eX.
plain just exact.
ly W hat a Shot.
over drive re.
sembles." s h I
said, turning tc
include Siward
III an animated
conference with
the big, scraggy
head k eper.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-02

Lpdies, don't forget our display OF
Fall and Winter Hats. Oct. 1St anc
End.
TUPELO MILLINERY co.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-02
Notice to Tax Payers, Lee County.

will attend at the following time
and places for the purpose of collecting
the State and County Taxes for the
year 1903, To-wit.
Davis Box-Monday, a. M. Oct 10 1908
Smiths Store-Mon, p. m. Oct 10 "
Corrona-Tuesday, October, 20 +"
Guntown- Wednesday. October 81 "
unity-Thursday a. m. Oct. % "
Eggville-Thursday p m Oct. p "
Automatically, a Oct. % "
Gilvo-Friday p. m. October %
Moorsvllle-Monday a m Oct. rs "
Eucaba Monday p. m. Oct. Sc
= Richmond-Tuesday a m Oct. 27 "
Petersburg Tuesday p m Oct. 27 "
Nettleton-Wednesday October %"
ShannonLThursday, October 20 "
Palmetto Friday, October, 80
Baldwyn-Monday November, 8
Saltillo-Tuesday, November, 10
~Plantersyille, Wednesday Nov II
Belden-Thursday, November12
Verona-Friday, November 13
Books will be open at Sheriff's office
only on Saturday during this time ex-
cept from November LIST to the Sth dur
ing which time the Board of Supervis-
ors will be in session and the books
will be at the office
M nn41 1nnn
0. T. TRAP, Sheriff and Tax Col
lector of Lee County, Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-10-02
Election for Surveyor.

By virtue of an order issued to US on
the 9Th day of August, 1908. by the
BOard of Superl iSors of Lee county,
Miss, We hereby order an election to
be held in said county at the various
precincts thereof for County Surveyor
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of G. 0. Cherry, late surveyor of the
county. said election to be held on Tues
day after the First Monday in Novem-
Der, 1908, the same being the Third day
of November, 1908.
The following named electors are ap-
pointed to hold said election and make
return thereof as by law directed, the
first named being ticket commissioner,
the two second named being Judges, and
the third named peace officers, viz.
Baldwin,. H. Tison, E. L. O'Shields,
j. r. Walker, W. l.. Sloan.
Guntown-L. A. Mitchell, O. P. Nor
ton. w. B. Wilson, w L. Parker.
Corrona-G. C. Bruton, L. C. Gibson,
W. P. Bryson, B C. Christopher.
Saltillo--Allen McNiel. Eli Bynum,
T. H. Baker, ]. P. Morgan.
Unity. J. McVey. j. T. Davidson,
B. L. Elliott, E. w. Hopkins.
Smiths Store-Will Payne, Dennis
Sullivan, H. M. Helms, Chas. Miller.
Davis Store-G. w Phillips, Chester
Stands, G. B. Witt, L. D. Ashe
Tubelo-H. E. Porter, w. F. Sparks,
D. 7. Fulton, R. F. Robertson.
Belden-J. C. Barnes, w. C. Burt,
Sam Thomsaon. A. J.. Alternately
Eggville-G Garner, ] G Hester, T
] Colston, J F Culver.
Gilvo-W A Gregory, H E Curtis, A.
G Jones, w G Allen.
Auborn-P B Pound, R A Doty, H S
Lamb, j B Morgan.
Moorsville-Wf Austin, T L Nc.
FERN, L M Helms, TIL Cayson.
Il Ltersville-M H Bass, E. B. Ma.
bry, w. M. Wheeler. w 7 Evans.
Palmetto-A S Tankersley, Ia Swat
ford, C N Malone, w Fitzpatrick.
Ecuaba-Josiah Pierce, Yves Young,
George Morris, T N Lyle.
Verona-C c Armstrong, ] C Horton,
] A Gregory, w J Bunch,
Richmond-Thomas Harris, r K Els.
ties, l. q Akers, G E Bowlin,
Nettleton-J H Dabbs. T b Smith.
N w Roberts, TP Parks.
Petersburg-Frank Monaghan, | B
Coggin, G B Edwards, j H Riley.
Shannon H Abernathy, D B Nc.
Gaughy, Ed Riley, J w Barnett.
This Sept. 20, 1903.
H E PORTER.
JNO TBRYSON.
j ALTERNATELY