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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

and th1t Il be fnea and reso-os1
N TIE county records
n 1hs matter Of Iockvooals s1S12
vision q bl0ck 81. amended Zzrehe'
addition 70 Enterprise. Oregon
c II LOCKWOOD presents above
named plat. and Il appearing lhA'
TIE requirements have been con'
pied with Is su-es II to7eSoine
order q Wis Subdivision. ths
sxDe Is approved and ordered slls1
and recorded
IN The mater Of he allowance q
nisee1zne0ns hills against 1hs con-
Y, Ind The Issuance Of wz-rzn-s
therefore
Same having besn passed On Eno
xudited sspz-z-sly rs appears from
lhs siRA1are Of The cOu-T therein
L Is ordered said hills be allowed
and warrants issnea by1hs COUNTY
clerk N payment ot same As A.
loved IN amounts Is follows
High School Fund
J W ksns, monthly sslzT
high school ----- -$l2s 90
do. monthly salary high
schoo, I25 %
Gene ". Hal, monthly salary
high school ------ --.-- 20 %
do. monthly salary high
sebo0a -. -. 20 O.
kA1hTEn DlFu. monthly sal
E-E, high sch-ol $500 49, 90 &C
do. m3nthlF szlsry high
school - -.---- 49, 30 %
Vernon Corans. 5Anitor high
school ----- .----- ------ y u
Charles OEkes. 5ani1o- high
school -- --- ------ 1s bi
! B Ssibsrt, work On high
school ..--- -.- ------ 8 81
s D Kslnsr. Ddss -------- ! O
Enterprise Press, printing - .
" J. Funk & Co. mdss ---- 6 o.
Oren Z Wagner, wo-k On high
school --- -- L
Northwest School Furniture
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
LOWER PRAIRIE CREEK NOTES.

One OF the most enjoyable affairs
thai has bean given in this nsighbo-
hood for some time WIS & dance Civ
n Il The home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin AlcFe--idEe. last Friday night
March 2 4 large number wzr=
present. among them NJ Enlol
aE-1. whD Is known 70 be Z fine
ElOEnlst, bu un account ui having
bad b0l could not play As much a
ae Esuzliy doss very willingly. 81
Ny NEFs-1dgs pleased ms guests
with s0ne d MS DEn PLAYING De-
Egh1L rs5rsshnsu1s were served e
1879 D'elDck, which were ps-lsksn
n heartily M and Mrs. McFs--
-idEs entertained chE-ning1y-
The ones EhD enjoyed these Foung
EolEs' hospitality were glad thai Il
was nu- until approaching dawn that
-hs dEnre broke I'D. when they de-
pzrts5 for -hsir various homes.
Nr Fred MeFe-ridge is renOdeling
11s huuse and building new ba-n-
znd il has bezn reported that he is
thinking Ut sr1s-ing INTO The state
Of welded bliss
Ths basket social which was given
q 1hs Pratt schOolhDuse lasz Friday
night vas z very pleasing affair,
and Lns program rendered by the
pupils Of that school was highly ap-
precia1ed- The singing and speaking
was ve-y good indeed. and the teach
eF, Mr. Tucke-, is very clever in
pe-soaa-o-- Ths proceeds OF the
sale OF tae baskets VIII 20 10 help
build & tower II which the bel is
10 hang. The baskets were bid On
very lberslly.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

nnne- 50 as . Do Es Erns dam
are Rs possible u sAid rsaas- j
bsng further 1nEsrs.ooa thz-
where said wires Cross saia roads
IheF shan he 50 PLACED Eal
strung 1hz1 1heF E5l mt be less
ahKn twenty seel hsgh fr1n szic
road
h lhs nR1- o. The resignation .
RolR / Lang. comfy surveyor
I Is hereby considered and ordsrei
As- ms resignation be accepted
E1d 1As ocfcs dsclE-ea vacant
In ne mater af appointing 4 com
Y suFeFo--
L Is he-ebE considered and ordered
IhEs 4 z Nsr-ynEn be and ne
Is hersRy appointed comtE surTsF-
or u WAlloEz comfy 70 III Ihs
ms1ired term Of Rolz 1 Long.
II ne matter uf approving the o.
hrizl bond at 4 Z GeryDKn- com.
II surveyor
SEid Z z NTrDEn, having taken
ms ns-h 1f office rs provided ~
lzE, i Is hereby considered En6
ordered thai ms bond be and IhE
same Is hereby approved
In ne mE1sr OF Wllss subdivision
n blDcks =. es and 30. IN me amend
I'd Zu-che- addition 70 Ents-pr1sa-
Oregon
" v. Zurchs- presents above
named rlz1 for approval and il no
conflicting with he name Of EnE
other Iozn or addition, Fl taxes
End assessments having bean pzi5
and il having hem approved by II
z Msr-ymEn, deputy county s1r-
VsyU. and B ?. KILLER, county
assessor. il is ordered that SSH
plat be and hereby Is approved
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

As an ideal cough medicine ! =
gard Chanberlainis Cough Rense
U class by itse e. says Dr. 4
wiltshire. Of Gwynnerilie. Ind
lake great pleasure in testifylns .
ne results Of Chanberiainis CO.
Medicine. In fact. I know Of no
er preparation that meets so IVY
expectations Of the most ezactins
eases Of Group and coughs Of 9
orn- AZ 1t contains no opium. =
rfofn or morphine It cerss
makes . most safe. pleasant ana
ncacoas remedy for the Ills =
intended" For sale By Burnsusp
Aayfield.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
TIKsEs COMPANIES
Paw THElR TAXES

Soaaanass r-un nrz pAssS
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

Co. furniture ------ ------ 81 "
WEloEa sun, printing .----- 4 50
Al T Knnsy. printing : 90
Road Fund
AT ERyss. Rad work ------ 10 90
Rgy Simmons, road work ---- 90
Joe ClsDons. road work --- IL 20
?. W RRnmsck. su2srTiso--- q 80
Elmer BrunbBch, road work 70 -
Thos. NcCEr1y. supervisor e. 50
4 Z. MerrynEn, surveying
Eugene EE.sr road ---- 81 2s
4. c. C-zns-. viewer Engene
EAfs- road .--- .------- p 90
yunsr Trump, viewer Eugene
HEfsr roRd ------ -------- "a ~
Charlie Phoenix chairman
Eugene Estsr roRd .-.- s 90
c. L. HE-rslson. chairman
Eugene H2fe- rad -. - 4 90
Z Sehrznsr, ehEinnEn Eugene
Hsfer road -. -. 90
Harry Hster. marker Eugene
HRfer road ..--- .---- 8 %
Eugene EEtsr. arenan Engene
EEter road ---- -.---- s %
F. A Eggleston, axenEn E1-
gene Harer road -. -- 6 %
Peter Flicker. supplies - ; -
General Fund
& r Hanna, official reporter 70 90
o. W PRgin. cou-t bkilirf- 6 %
Arthur NJ Pace. erisnding
tax roll -...- -. -.-..- no %
J. B olmsted, SALARY. Judge.
January ---- ------ ---- Sc sb
do. salary, jRdge. February Sc ss
Edgar Marvin. salary. sheriff
1annRI! ------ ------- ---- 16s Sc
do, salary sheriff, February lss &C
". C. BoEtmzn. salary. elsrk
January ------ ------ -.-- Us o.
do. salsry. clerk. February La 90
3. P Miller. salEry, assessor,
sSA0ols $780, ------ 2ot w
do. salary assessor, Febru-
a. ------ 1ut "
" 7. Bel. salary treasurer
Jan nnsrT 1890 ------ 60 90
90. salary. treasurer. Febru-
AIRY -.. ...... ...-..-. 60 90
}. C Conley. sslary. superin-
ienosnt, January -. ..-.-- ss 30
do. saiarF. superintendent
February ..-...- .......- So %
chas. c. Bilyeu. salary. deputy
clerk. January $500. .-. 70 Dg
90, salary. deputy clerk.
FsornarT -.-.- --.. IS 90
Chaz- z. Grow. salary deputy
sheriff January -. ... IS 90
DO, salary deputy sheriff
February .-.-.- -...-- as 90
Ella DALEY. salary, stenogrsph-
er. January ----. $4,000. 40 90
-. salary. stenographer,
February .- - 90 90
z J. Forsythe. lights January IL 50
90. lights. February $500. Is 90
cnas- A Ault. examining Zel-
Ter Smith. insane 90
J. w Eadlemun. tax rebate lis
Enterprise Prees, stationery
and printing ----.. .....- pa 40
Riley & Riley. transfer - OOI
W J. Funk & Co, county
poor. mdse .. - II e1I
20. nose -.---- ------ 49, i IS
Pacific Telephone Co, phoning q
< 4 Jonas. printing assessors
office --.--- --.--. ...... 81 So
A. G Smith. justice fees. 90
DO. Justice fees --.- SIS
Home Ind Tel Co, phoning II 7s
E cahias. express. sugs
$50 -- . 10 90
Do. expense, supt's Office !. ,, Isl
~ W Goodman. jury nst
Justice court .----. .. 2 an
z. G Goodman. jury list
Jusa1e court -. > ca
O. W Pagin, jury list. JUS
ice eou1 ---.-- -. /, ee
NJ c BOstnan. express ~. sas
Go. stamps. jan and Feb. % 90
S-ass 4 Pndhonne Co. Of.
ace supplies ------ -. = Il 50
4 T. AndersOa. comfy physi-
'sA- ana Feb--------- Sc 20,
Aubrey Smith. eighth grade
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

Friday, March 5. lss'
IN the matter OF the road pefiuM
u Eugene Hater and others:
The district attorney having y
ported fayorabiy upon the sans
said road is allowed and hereby o
oered that said road be opened ~
public travel according 10 sur'1
thereof.
Saturday. March 6. lsn-
In the matter Of eaneelliag W
rants:
Ordered that the following sE
rants. presented 70 court By CO..
" treasurer and duly exsmn"
and checked by the courl. be eE
celed, to-wit:
heceipt No. los, road fund s 7in =
IA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
TIE PURE FOOD LAW

Secretary Wilson says: "One of the
objects of the law is to inform the
consumer of the presence of certain
harmful drugs in medicines" The
law requires that the amount of chic
reform, opium, morphine, and other
habit forming drugs be stated on the
label Of each bottle. The manufacture
ers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
have always claimed that their rem
edy did not contain any of these
drugs, and the truth of this claim is
now fully proven. as no mention Of
them is made on the label. This rem
edy is not only one of the safest. but
one of the best in use for coughs and
colds. Its value has been proven be
yOnd question during the many years
it has been in general use. For sale
by all druggists. N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

Governor-elect Gilchrist says that
the pursuit of office has charms that
are not eQualled by the possession.
For instance, the pursuit has no Of
fees to dish out while the possession
has fully one hundred for every office
in sight. How to make them go
around without giving offense to the
ninety and nine is the problem that
is confronting them. The possession
is not all peaches and cream.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

Primarily, the streets of a city be-
long to pedestrians, not to vehicles.
If it be apparent that joint occupation
and use be impossible, then the We
hicle must go, and not the pedestrian
don't you forget it.-Times-U Union.
We hardly think this is the correct
theory. The sidewalks of a city be-
long primarily to pedestrians and the
streets to traffic. Without traffic
there would be no cities, so for the
purpose of carrying on traffic vehicles
of all kinds are licensed-drays, wag-
ons, carriages, hacks, automobiles, etc.
Vehicles in a city belong to the ne
cessities.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
BRYAN IN TAMPA

William j. Bryan has intimated to
Tampa friends that he will take the
opportunity afforded by his speech at
the Florida State Fair, February 4th,
to discuss, in an entirely impersOnal
way, the future Of the democratic par.
", taking the lessons and results Of
the last campaign as foundation for
his remarks. Mr.. Byran will also have
something of interest to say regard
ing the condition of affairs in Cuba, as
he will have just returned from the
Inauguration of the new president of
the island republic. At the banquet,
which will be given in his honor at
the Tampa Bay Hotel the evening of
the same date, he will speak of Flor
ida, the resources of the state as
shown at the Fair and the benefits Of
such displays.
The decision of the Spokane cham
Der of commerce and the National APP
pie Growers Association to make an
exhibit at the state fair of the prize
winning fruit shown at the recent ma
tional apple show at Spokane is q mat
ter of large importance in connection
with the fair. The Spokane exhibit
will be accompanied and attended by
some of the leading members Of the
two associations, and the interest
aroused in that distant section by the
coming of the citizens and exhibit will
prove of incalculable value to Florida.
The fair management has just clos
ed a contract for a Ferris wheel for
the Range-the largest built since the
original one at the Chicago Worlds
Fair. The expense of transportation
on this monster attraction is so great
that the wheel will probably remain
in Tampa through the summer.
Letters from individual exhibitors
throughout the state assure a great
variety of these exhibits. Especially
is this true in the case of poultry. live
stock and the manufactured articles.
"A Tampa Special
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
NO LAND POOR" NOW

There was a time in Florida wher
the term land poor" was applied tC
the holders of real estate, and espe
cially to those who had large tracts
Of timber and farming lands.
1t does not require the knowledge
only of the oldest citizens of Florida
to recall the time when this was the
case. The fact is, those who were
here ten and twenty years ago can
recall the use of that term as applied
to the largest owners of land in Flor
ida.
But there is a great contrast today
It is the man who has the land who
is regarded as wealthy.
Some of the largest land owners
disposed of a great part of their hold
ings several years ago, when they
thought that the land was not worth
the taxes they were forced to pay
upon it. They sold to shrewd invest
ors, who are here today, and who have
made fortunes, in some instances, off
small investments.
To illustrate the rapid enhancement
which Florida real estate has made
during the past twelve years, it is only
necessary to recall the time when
some of the best timber land sold for
as low as 1926 per acre. Today the
same land is worth three and four
times that amount. and there have
been sales of timbered lands in Flor
ida at $12 an acre, and even that price
was regarded as very cheap when the
character of the timber was consider
ed.
No better illustration Of the gradual
enhancement of real estate can be cit
ed than the disappearance Of the term
"land poor" today. The fact is. the
value Of the land in this and other
states is increasing every year, and it
is doing so at a rapid rate.-Tampa
Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
HOW TO EAT AN ORANGE

w. S. Chapman, in the Florida F.uit
and Produce News, published at Jack
sonviIIe, tells how to eat an orange, as
follows:
Think that you know how? Well.
perhaps you do. Some people do real
ly know how. but not many-aside
from southern Crackers" or natives.
Strange to say? Not a bit Of it. The
Crackers live on oranges. mainly, in
their season, and their stomachs have
educated them through many bitter
experiences, how an orange should be
eaten.
Some viii tell you to eat an orange
before breakfast, others say at break
fast; still others that all fruit should
follow the dinner course. etc.
The time to eat is not the most i'm
pOrtant consideration, but the manner
in which it is eaten.
Now. watch a Cracker eat oranges
not an orange, but oranges. See that
we'll filed basket by his side? Well,
there won't be any TO give away when
he wipes his mouth on his shirt sleeve
and snaps his jack-knife shut.
First, you see, he wipes the orange
around the top to clear it of the fun
gus and dirt, then he peels it down
about an inch and a half That's so
his lips won't touch the skin, which
is bitter and puckery. Next he cuts
a round hole in the top about three
quarters of an inch in diameter, and
inserting his knife clips the orange in
a circle inside with a sowing motion,
taking care not to let the point of the
knife puncture the skin. In this way
all the sections of the orange are cut
through which iberates the juice.
Now, watch him as he applies his
lips to the hole, settles himself into
a good. comfortable position, and
gives the lower part of the orange a
gentle squeeze. See his eyes snap?
The juice is coming, The singing
mosquito is forgotten! He's getting
happy!
A half turn is given the orange and
another gentle squeeze follows. BY
this time the interior sections are
pretty well broken up, and the Crack.
er ventures on more VICIOUS action
pressing the upper portion, so contin-
Uing until all the juice is extracted.
The aim is to obtain the Juice with
out cracking the trimmed surface, be
cause if this is split it is hard to ex-
tract all the juice.
The juice obtained, the man has no
further use for the orange. Away it
goes to the hogs, and so of many more
until the supply is exhausted. After
such a meal the stingiest Cracker in
the country will become so mellow
and tender hearted as to freely lend
you his last dollar. Best of all, he
needs no after dinner pill, and his nap
is as calm and sweet as the sleep of
a bahp
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
THE ANIMALS IN AFRICA HOLD A
CARNIVAL

MOwgil had called together the
beasts of the jungle.
"Oh. my people" he said, have I
ever failed to warn you of danger?"
As with one voice they replied in
the negative.
Has my counsel ever lacked wis
dom?"
They told him that it had been the
wisest ever.
Then, listen to me-" he continued.
It's up to each of you to see that his
life insurance is in good shape"
so Roosevelt is really coming, "
they commented fearfully, going their
several ways.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
A LITTLE BIT OPTIMISTIC

Make it a capital offense to carry a
revolver, a penitentiary Offense to sell
one, and then abolish the pardoning
board, and promiscuous murders will
cease.-Perry Herald.
We fear our esteemed cOntempOr-
airy is just a little bit optimistic.
Cain, who slew Abel, did not do so
with a revolver.
When David slew Goliah he did not
do so with the modern weapon
No leaden bullets pierced Caesars
side.
When we get rid of the desire to
kill weapons will go into inOcuOus de-
suetude.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
FINDS CURE FOR CANCER

A special from Milan says: Profes
sor San Felice of the University OF
Messina, claims to have discovered
after experiments extending through
a period of fifteen years, that cancer
is caused by a parasite, and to have
found a serum which kills it.
The professor has produced before
an audience of physicians records and
specimens of various cases he has
cured. The cancer parasite belongs
to the species of organic ferments and
has been named saccharomysees neo-
sormans.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
BLIND MANS 81 -.-------

The Tampa TT
to the Christmas ''''-0 ais a''9n.ion
-. 49, De blind chaplain Of
60. Representatives The
follows: eo''s- u -
o,5 nr,i.o .. rn hearts in gratitude
-. - 80 e, o God, our aeav--
-. +t,o 81. Thine own best gifts
ths - n Of men 1900 years
-, IS - the world, the inear-
3 rb,, - I've, the express image
H., IT,, srs.l the Amounted One
o,osno1 - -. send to preach the
49,, - 49,, ,r to heal the heart
c,,tivo ~s~o,lTl deliveranee to the
bIind 70 g. - iIery of sight TO the
h.uisod and ,-ss liberty they that, are
tho Lord ach the acceptable al
Hence We
faith in hin pray for an universal
all doubt .,} which shall sweep away
of nant;na "a unite the whole family
hood an mn into one great brother
right an wAiversal justice which shall
which shall rOng. an universal love
an universe dispell all hate. bring In
stronger h peace. which shall BE.
hearts IA han war. and unite all
God In ii the glad acclaim. glory 70
peace. rothe highest, and on earth
-And bd will toward men.
Father. how. o God. our Heavenly
the elsf Pas we separate to celebrate
our sd event of the season, wreathe
gen. Faces in smiles, fiji our hearts with
- FROSTY; that we may feed the hun,i
6E. clothe the naked and an our
Pmes with Joy and gladness: sna|
nus by example preach the accepfa-
De year of the Lord and hasten fhe|
fOming of thy kingdom: that Thy win|
hay be done in all the earth. In the
name and spirit OF Thine only beg0t-
ten. our Lord and Master. Amen"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
MAKING INVESTIGATIONS OF THE
EVERGLADES

Governor y. B. Broward and a num-
Der of other prominent men of the
state arrived in the city this morning
on the train from the north and went
Immediately to the Gralynn Hotel.
where they breakfasted and spent a
half hour or so.
In the party besides the governor is
Mr. John E. Hartridge of Jacksonville,
Captain J. H. Newman, engineer in
charge of the drainage work at Fort
Lauderdale, Mr. J R Miller of Eustis,
Comptroller a. c. Groom of Tallahas-
see. Hon. w. NJ. Milton, United States
senator from Florida, Of Mariana,
Mr.. J. W. Bushnell of Tallahassee and
Mr.. F. B. Lanier of Tavares.
The above party was met here by
Hon. J. D. Robertson, mayor of Ocala,
and Col J. L. Young of Plant City,
who arrived last night to go on the
trip today with the governor and his
party to determine the route of the
dredge Miami, which will arrive soon.
At nine o'clock Mr.. J. H. Tatum and
Mr.. J. c. Bale. with their automobiles,
took the party TO the stone dock,
where the Tatum launch Ardine was
boarded, and the journey up the Mi
ami river to the point where the
dredge will start operations COmmenc-
ed. While there Governor Broward
and party will determine and come to
some definite agreement as to the
route to be taken by the dredge Mi
ami when it starts digging the canals
to drain the section Of the Everglades
adjacent to Miami.
Capt. J. H. Newman, the engineer,
who has travelled the Everglades more
than any other white man, is one Of
the party, and will acquaint the view
ers with the conditions of the land in
and around the locality to be drained
and upon his and the governors ad-
vice, the route of the dredge will
largely be made.
The governor stated to a Metropolis
reporter this morning when asked
when the dredge Miami would be here,
i expect it will be here within the
next ten days or two weeks. The ma
chinery is now all loaded on the
dredge and will be in operation very
soon"
When asked whether the drainage
of the Everglades would be continued
after his term of office expires next
Tuesday, the governor smilingly said:
Yes, you may say that the drainage
of the Everglades will go on indefi-
nitely, in spite of all obstacles"
The governor and the party of Wis
itors will be here for a day or two, or
until such time as the route of the
dredge is determined, and other mat
ters in connection with the operations
have been finally settled upon.-Mi-
ami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

Frederic J. Haskin, who was recent
ly robbed OF 200 actual dollars, pass
ed through Louisville the other day
en- route TO Washington. Il is not
only a sign of prosperity, but also a
grand spectacle, TO see a journalist
sailing across the map in a richly up
holstered sleeping car after having
contributed $500 to a crooks Christ
mas.-Louisville Courier-Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
POLITICS MAKES NO DIFFER
ENCE TO US

But if you are loking for the best
section in which to locate, come to
Marion county, Florida. where lands
can be bought at from $3.50 to $25
per acre, according to location and
improvements. On these lands we
raise from two to four crops per year,
and hence do not have to consume in
winter all that we can lay up in sum-
mer.
If you are skeptical, visit the Ma
riOn County Fair, December 10. II
and IS, 1908, and see for yourself
For further particulars address,
F. w. DITTO, Real Estate Dealer,
1l-2O-tfW Ocala. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
LIFE

Life is a struggle
A struggle not in vain;
A struggle for happiness,
And a struggle for gain.
A gain unselfish,
But for our mutual good,
Purchased with our highest aim,
AS nothing else could.
Life is a blessing
If we make it so
BY doing good TO others
Everywhere we 90.
Life is in earnest,
And if We live IT right,
We will surely be rewarded.
For its goal is bright.
JULIUS ROSENBERGER.
Care Atlanta Paper Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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