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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-03

lozone stanowisko mad temiz re-
publikami. w usiiowaniach tych
Brazylii przeszkadzal je; Mex
syk, ktory majac "a soba po-
parcie poteznych Stanow Zjed-
noczonych zwyciezyi.
Cd tego czasu stosunki sic
zmieniiy, Brazylia swa uprzej-
moscia usiuznoscia starala sic
zawsze pozyskae wzgledy Sta
now Zjednoczonych W czesci
pozyskaia, to dzieki stanowis-
ku, jake zajela W sporze DAl-
sop. Wiadomo, re z okazyi tel
sprawy .Alsop" pozostal kon-
flikt pomiedzy Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi Chile, Sekretarz sta
MI Knox zajal W tel sprawie z
Chile tax nieugiete stanowisko,
re naprezenie stosunkow bylo
wielkie. w takiem to napreze-
niu Brazylia wysuneia projekt
zalatwienia sporu przez oddanie
go pod sad osobisty kr6la angiei-
skiego Edwarda j ta madra rada
zlagodzila wrazenie ,twardej"
diplomacy Knoxa zazegnala
spor. Byla to usluga wielka, ME
tyle pod wzgledem materyal-
nych korzysci, lie pod wzgledem
moralnyn, gdyz Knox SVEN o.
strem postepowaniem sciagnal
ma Gale Stany Zjednoczone "a
rzut naduzywania prawa silniej-
szego.
Brazylia swiadoma swego kro-
ku czekaIa ma sposobnosc, ably
W swej emulacyjnej walce Me-
ksykiem pozyskac sojusznika
tax poteznego jakim So Stany
Zjednoczone. Sposobnosc nieba-
wen sic nastreczyia. w Nikara-
qua wybpchla rewolucya - Sta
ny Zjednoczone wystapiiy ostro
przeciw Zelayi, podczas gdy Me
ksyk prowadzi maskowana poll.
tyke, niby to przyklaskuje poll,
tyce amerykahskiej, a przyjnujr
ma swoj teren Zelaye, ktoresc
Stany Zjednoczone, jako prosteT
go zabojce amerykahskich oby'
watei poszukuje. Ten cichy kon-
flikt pomiedzy Meksykiem a
Stanani Zjednoczonymi stara
sic wyzyskac Brazylia.
Jezeli sic zwazy, re dobre sto-
sunki wielka rzeczapospolita
brazylijska, moga mice doniosse
znaczenie ola handlu Stanow IL
przyniesc nieobliczalne jeszcze
teraz zyski, MONA przypuszczae.
re plany Barona de Rio Branco
ME So tax szczere, jakby sic IA
oko wydawaiy.
New York, N. Y, 3 stycznia-
w fabryce ubraf znaleziono jej
wiasciciela Morrisa Nathansona
w wysokim stopniu W tajemnl
czy sposob zamordowanego. -
Zwsoi jego byiy przywiazane
do krzesla, a okoio glowy jego
znajdowa, sic otwarty przewod
gazu swietlanego, wydajacy 70
siebie zab6jczy od6r.
Dotychczas zbadane okolicz-
nosci tego mordu przedstawiaja
sic nastepujaco:
.Onegdaj po poludniu wyszedi
Nathanson z domu. Skoro ME
by,o 60 do posnocy iona uwiado-
mia 0 TEN policye, przeczuwajac
jakies nieszczescie. Przez resz-
te nocy poszusiwania policyi
spe,zy na nicaem. gdyt Nathan
soma ME znaleziono W zadnym
lokalow ,przezeh uczeszcza-
nych. Zaniepokojona do najwyt-
szego stopnia PAM Nathansono-
wa udaia sic wczoraj rano W to-
warzystwie kierownika fabryh
Izaaka H. Golda jego zony do
zabudowania fabrycznego. Sko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-03
Ia duSze zTldrf6gO kr0Ia B6IOtl.
Nova rsWueya " RlspanH? Testament saWnsgO chenka
Walka do ostatecznoSci. = Bezwzgledn Madzarzy.
..AZYA OLA AZYAT0W".
Katastrofa ma mOrzu. - IL ludzi utonelo.

chce ZjednOczone Przecw Meksyko
POdr6z miiOnera do krym1-
przybyIo Ameryee Podatek Wake tru
runaf MIN 1901 ludzI
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25

president and general manager
of company doing this. If you
do not believe it write the Secre-
tary Of the company for their
prospectus. 1t says so, 1t will
not be denied. His corporation
is also doing u real estate bust.
ness, If he is elected he could
take all the letters of inquiry
about Arkansas lands and farms
and use it TO sell real estate for
this corporation. If | am elected
such information will not be
turned over to any real estate
corporation for their profit, but
any citizen can have free access
to the records and information Of
the office. | am not holding a
position with a corporation that
would claim a part or all of my
time, but if elected will give all
my time to the duties Of the of.
flee. There ia enough to do to
keep o man busy all Of the time.
If you will elect me as your
Commissioner Of Mines, Manu-.
'fatures and Agriculture ! will do
my best to make you a good and
faithful officer, and ! will prom"
iae not to make merchandise out
Of the Office. | will try TO help
make good roads, good aericul-
tura schools, and advance the
agricultural, industrial and com.
mercial interests of the state,
and bring it up to the highest
place. will cooperate with the
farmers and with the government
in its farm demonstration work,
and think ! can be Of great help
TO all classes, ! want your sup
port, and will appreciate what
you do for me.
Your obedient servant,
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
Candidate for Commissioner Of
Mines, Manufactures and Agri-
culture.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
The famous little liver pills are

The famous little liver pills are
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The arc safe, sure gentle and
easy to take. When you ask for
DeWitts Carboli2ed Witch Hazel
Salvc, refuse 10 accept a subsll"
ute or imitation. DeWitts Car
boliaod Witch Hazel Salve IL
good for anything when you
need salve, and is especially
good for piles, Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
DeW,tts pills are beng
used by thousands Of people
daily with rino results, They are
for weak kidneya, weak back,
back ache, Inflammation Of tho
bladder and all urinary disor-
ders, Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
Z N L RY

Farming is entirely the order
Of the day in this community
j, II. Goodman, one of our
merchants, had business at
BatesviIle one day last week,
Misses Lula Mcleod and
Georgia Wilson Of Reeds Creek
were Visiting at tho home Of H.
D, lLolIey Saturday night,
Rev, Landon Balm OF Cave
CITY Wa7 visiting in this section a
few days ago, He has an ap'
pointmcnt to preach at ltlhg'a
Chapel the third sunday in April
and everybody should turn out
and hear him,
The box supper at Center Halt
Saturday night notted SGD,
which goes to the repair of the
school house. A cake for the
prettiest young lady was sold and
brought a neat sum which will be
used for The same purpose Miss
Mary Lee Runsick was voted the
cake,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
N A X IL l. Z
Nv for the home stretch,

Now for the home stretch,
Oat sowing Is about over with
here,
Frank Battles Of Sidney was u
business visitor to our burg last
week,
W. 7. Montgomery Of Cave
township had business here last
Saturday.
p. j. Schales and wife Of Gen.
ter visited relatives and friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Marcus, the Oldest son Of G.,
D. Matheny, Is reported to bo
critically Ill with typhoid fever
Though the primary election Is
but u few days off tho question
Of hog and hominy still seems to
be Of more vital importance to
our people.
]. +. Simpson aud Frank Rob.
inson went to Bateeville last FRI
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
OF Yell County, Candidate For CoTnlis'
siCner OF Mines, Manufactures
And Agriculture.

To the Democrats of Sharp
County;
Many Of you do not know me
personally, and am sorry I have
not had a chance to see you
since | became a candidate.
After serving the good people of
Yell county as Clerk for four
years, ! retired from Office OF my
own accord two years ago, and
have since been a private citizen,
devoting my time to farming and
business interests. Living in q
central part Of the state, | am
familiar with the fruit growing,
agricultural and industrial inter-
ests, and have also been in the
midst of some Of the greatest
mineral resources Of Arkansas.
! have spent most of my life on
the farm, and am at present en-
gagged in farming and fruit
growing. feel that | am COM
petent in every sense, and able
to do a great work for all classes,
if elected, and / am greatly in
earnest in soliciting your sup
port. In fact | am in earnest
about everything | undertake.
1t is only through earnest appii-
plication we accomplish things.
My only opponent is ~ man who
is the president and general man
ager OF $4,000 corporation in
Little Rock, known as the Ark
ansas Guaranty Title & Trust Co.
| am not running on the dement's
of my opponent--l am not re-
sorting to personalities-but ]
believe you will excuse me for
calling attention to this, as it is
ir consistent wit h Democratic
principles TO elect corporation
men to State Offices. There is
not a corporation president in a
State office today. My oppon-
ent's corporation proposes to
represent foreign corporations in
Arkansas and does u trust and
real estate business. Since the
antitrust law was passed the
trusts and foreign corporations
have had u hard time, and had
TO pay several thousand dollars
in fines, OF course they need
somebody TO represent them,
My opponent, Mr.. Estes, Is aI
the head Of a corporation in the
business Of representing them,
do not believe the people want u
man to represent them and at the
same time represent trusts and
corporations. Mr., Estes Is the
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
town ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that
there will be an election held in
the Incorporated Town Of Even
ing Shade, within legal hours,
for the purpose Of electing one
Mayor, one Recorder and five
Aldermen Of said Incorporated
Town on Tuesday, April 9th,
1910,
CLAUDE T.. COGER
March 8, 1910, Mayor,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
The Salt River packet will bc
made up next Wednesday.

There is too much Remmel on
Donaghey to suit just lots OF
folks. A whole lot Of good dem.
ocrats who swallow Donaghey
will taste the Remmel coating a
long time we imagine,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
Hardy, March 81, 1910.

II
Editor Record: An article in
the Mammoth Spring Democrat
on the 18th inst, in part, sad
"That w. C. Ellis was made to-
victim Of a political plot in hi
recent circuit court trial wherein
Judge Meoks was to be injured
in his race for re-election is be
ing predicted on every hand.
The people say that the object
was to convict Ellis Of murder in
the first degree, if possible, there
by showing to the voters that
Judge Meeks had no authority in
the examining trial to grant Ellis
bail. II this be true the plot fail
cd most signally. Our friend
Dave King, it is said, exerted his
best efforts to convict Ellis; also
our friends G, E. Elmore and
Kay G. Northcutt, spread them
selves. The outgrowth of the
case was certainly a great VIC
tory for Meeks and Ellis"
Then, further on in said editor
ial, the Democrat said, "Now we
are not going to believe that
there was a political plot TO con-
vict Ellis although the entry of
D. L, King into the prosecution,
makes it seem So
Now |, for myself, will say,
that any intimation that | enter
cd into or had any knowledge OF
political plot to convict Ellis is
absolutely and maliciously false.
II seems that the Democrat would
make it appear that the ENTRY
Of D. l.. King into the prosecu-
tion," was very sudden, The
facts are that long before | be-
came a candidate for judge was
retained in the case. On the
evening after Montgomery died
from his wound ] was telephoned
to by a citizen OF Mammoth
Spring, a frieod Of Judge Meeks,
at the instance Of Mrs. Montgom-
cry and went to Mammoth
Spring, saw the widow and in a
few days afterward the mother OF
the deceased sent q man to see
me, a few days later ! received
O letter from her and was en-
ployed to assist in the prosecu-
ton. This was all before be-
came a candidate, Neither had
Judge Meeks at that time an
nounced his candidacy in the pa.
pers. Now the idea that the widow
Of the deceased, Kay & Northcutt
and that old broken.h hearted
mother, who has almost reached
her three score and ten, who
knows nothing about elections
nor "political plotting whose
only son had been shot down in
the prime Of life, would enter into
any sort Of q plot is--Oll RATS,
That old mother paid me 1926 on
my fee and | did In that case as
do in all others, "eXerted my
best efforts" Now 1t is very
clear that 1t was not the object OF
the Democrat in that article tc
expose q political plot against
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
FOLEYSKIDNEYREfIEDY
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
u, \, Land Office At Little Rock, Ark
Feb, No. 1910. I

Notice IL hereby given that Mary lehsth, wild.
ow Of hnest BenFch, of CeHte" Aik, who jn
MAY n, 1904 made Homestead fntry No e6Iga
Serial Ne otpAN, Gov southeaat quarter of south
weHt quarter scctione, towrphip " north, ranyc
q wost, with rrlucinnl McriNn, hoe flod notice
Of Intention 10 make final dye year proof TO es,
tablIsh claim 70 the land above Described, before
William II, Kelley, County Judge of Sharp Goun-
ty, at his office IN Evening Shade, Ark on the
hil .a.. AZ Auyii iuil
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25

II you will just take kodol now
aud then you need not fear or
heuilatc to eat all the good food
that you want, for Kodol will di.
gest whatever you eat, Kodol lie
for weak and sour stomaehs,
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25
Dave King
Has The Opposition ResOrtit1g To
Desperate And Unfair Methods
The Race is WOi1s

Judge Meeks, but solely for the
purpose of injuring me in Fulton
county, where it is well known to
the editor of that paper that |
AM VERY STRONG; but the
little dirty fling comes too late.
[ have the race won and the peo.
pie at the polls next Wednesday
will resent such rot. The fact
that there was a hung jury in the
Ellis case, or to put it in the Ian!
guage Of the Democrat, "TIE
OUrGROWTH OF TIE CASE
WAS CERTAINLY A GREAT
VICTORY FOR JUDGE MEEKS s
AND FOR MIR. ELLIS" is a
wonderful statement. r Fl E
TRIAL JUDGE! Was the OBJ
ject of the trial to obtain a VIC
tory for Judge Meeks? | never
knew before that Judge Meeks
was a party to the suit, but it
seems that the editor Of the Dem =
ocrat, who is on the ground, is
trying to convey that idea.
AS to the assault the Democrat
is making on me because the
neighbors Of Judge Meeks, to a
large number, have endorsed me,
and as to his rows with them |
have nothing to say. | have no
such troubles with my neighbors.
They all endorse me. | never
asked a man in Fulton county 70
sign an endorsement for me and
those who have done so, 80 far
as | know, have done it as a vol
untary act, AS to some of them
being republicans | do not know,
but am advised that many of
Judge Meeks' strongest support
ers are republicans. But why
are such mon as +, M. Daniel, G,
NJ. Archer, Rev. E.-7Js Nugent,
l.. p. Fraysher, Justice Of the
Peace, S. p. Head, Thomas B.
Caldwell, John Rice, Prof. Y. S.
Young, j. Rice Holt, John Dav-
idson, VIM, Flynn, N. Demp
Porter, George f, Jones, Gabe
NJ, Kennedy, VIM, Fryatt, Henry
Berry, G, M. Whitesides, eJohn
r., Henley, George Mauldin, VIM,
Kirby, Edw, Kirby, j, Sager,
Esq, j. G. Todd, j, W. Black
burn, James l.. Dunn, (many OF
whom are leading members of
the different churches) and many
others Of his neighbors, against
Meeks? r h o answer--THE9
THINK THERE ARE TWO
BETTER MEN IN THE RACE,
Judge Meeks' endorsement on
last Friday by the central COM
mittee Of Fulton county where
one member held several proxies,
and over the protest Of several
others of said committee, comes
too late to do him any good, 1t
is a confession that he is very
weak in his own county, which is
| KNOWN to his campaign man.
ayers.
All / ask Is square deal, and
the victory is mine.
ResneotfnllV.
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25

this community this season than
ever before.
Let's have our next primary
election the first Of March in
stead Of tho last, II has cost
the people Of this county at least
$4,000 extra in time lost by hav'
inn tho election come off the last
Of the month,
The Salt river crew will enjoy
a unique distinction this time
that cannot possibly occur again
for seventy.Gve years, Their
trip up the dark and silent stream
will be illuminated by tho brit
liant rays Of EIalley's comet,
Ed Kunkle came in Sunday
from paroquet, Ark, where he
had been engaged for the past
ten days in fruitless search for
the body Of his brother, Christo'
pher, who was drowned at that
place the 10th inst, He returned
4 4
Sharp County record., 1910-03-25

7 OUT ODGUIBNJ SERVANT,
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
Candidate for Commissioner Of
Mines, Manufactures and Agri-
culture.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02
Burn Brush Pile While Moist.

The Portland Journal one day
last week had an article on forest
fires and discussed the Indian meth
cd of preventing dangerous con-
flagrations. We copy 1t entire.
In the opinion of many timber
owners and lumbermen, forest fires
such as are now raging over the
country could be averted by the
adoption of the methods Of the In
dians. The red men set fire to the
underbrush in the early spring or
late fall when standing timber car
ries moisture, and the ground re-
manned bare during the hot and dry
months of summer.
Several large logging concerns
have gone back to the way of the
Indian and have found It practical.
Among these are not a few on the
lower Columbia river and in none
of these camps have the owners had
trouble with fire this summer In
spite of the prolonged dry season
and the danger from sparks from
logging and donkey engines.
Edmond P. Sheldon, a lumberman,
who, for three years had charge of
the State Forest Fire association OF
this state, comedies with those who
have come to the conclusion that the
forest fire danger can be reduced by
burning underbrush before or after
the dry season.
"The Indians knew the secret ol
guarding against such devastating
fires as are now sweeping over the
state" said Mr. Sheldon. "In those
days the woods were kept so free
from underbrush that It was possible
to drive through a dense forest. Thi'
Is now impossible. for In few years
the underbrush attains such size ant
density that II is in many places i'm
possible to walk through Il.
Several large logging concerns
are making systematic burns eacl
spring or fall and have no trouble
with fires. A small blaze may start
but II has no chance TO spread an'
the loss is therefore confined to tn
time spent in extinguishing 1t, an
It can easily be put under conrtol b.
few OF the camp employees.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02

this county, was asked his opinion
as to the insects that infest she or
chard and the forest, and II they
were identical. His reply was as fol-
lows
In going about the county l have
found the same pests that infest our
domestic orchards also attack GER
tain forest trees and bushes. An
thracnose, wooley aphis, San Jose
scale, oyster she'll scale and India
peach scale are all thriving on GER
tain forest trees and shrubbery. So
while the forest fires have been a
very great hardship to some people.
they have to some extent helped the
fruit grower, in that they have de-
stroyed innumerable pests, so II IL
illustrates the truth of the saying,
That 1t is an Ill wind that blows
nobody good"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02
BE Tnught by the Indians.

A correspondent Of the Oregonian,
whose letter Is published in the Is
sue OF the cath, has this to say on
the subject of forest fires.
The disastrous timber fires In the
past few weeks demand serious con-
sideration. and as the government
has adopted policy to prevent these
fires, I would like to make a few
remarks along that line. Since the
government adopted It's present pol
icy some years ago, placing rangers
in the field to prevent fires starting
and attaching a severe penalty to
anyone who did set one, either acci-
dentally or otherwise, each year
fires get more disastrous and VIII
continue to as long as the govern
ment continues its present policy
Anyone who has had experience
knows how impossible It Is to con-
troll forest fire when once well
started. While the Indians had con-
troll OF this country, when the pres
ent stand OF timber was started and
grown, they made yearly practice
OF burning the entire country over.
or as much as would burn. This,
however, was not for the protection
OF the timber so much as 1t was a
business proposition They wanted
the underbrush and litter kept out
OF the way for the purpose Of hunt
ing. But these yearly fires are the
protection and the only way OF pre-
serving large forests Of timber. Or
dInary grass fires will not kill young
timber. and that is all there Is tc
burn until the leaves, limbs and
wlndfalls begin TO accumulate, and
they should never be allowed to ac
cumulate In such quantity thai
would kill the tree. II there were
few saplngs killed occasionally, II u
far better than to lose several hun
dred sections. such as has occurred
recently.
But in burning over the timberet
areas good judgment must be used
especially now. since we have sucl
an accumulation Of lnflammable ma
terial on the ground The hishe
elevations must be burned over first
Forest fires never run dovnhill, bu
Invariably up. and stop when tn
top Of the bill. or divide. Is reached
ny this method fires could not gal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
II You Have II, Read This Letter.
Mi.o-na Is Guaranteed.

81 was taken last August with a
severe stomach trouble. The doc
tor said 1t was nervous dyspepsit, l
took his treatment four weeks, but
did not feed any better took every
thing | heard of. The first day Of
December, 1908. got box OF MI
o-na. | took them that afternoon
and the next day and haven't had one
bit of pain In my stomach since the
End Of December. ] took five boxes.
Feel we'll now, and sleep good. -
Mrs. NJ. e. Maxfield, r. F. d. No. 2,
Avoca, n. Y.
MONA Is surely the best prescip-
ton for indigestion ever written.
1t relieves after dinner distress.
belching OF gas, foul breath, heart
burn, etc, In five minutes.
1t is guaranteed to permanently
cure indigestion, acute or chronic. or
any disease Of the stomach, or money
back.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets are sold
by c. II. Demaray, and leading drug
gists everywhere at so cents a large
box.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02

much headway, and could be fairly
well controlled.
In doing this some damage is IL
able to occur, Some rancher is like
ly to lose a string of fence, but bet
ter that than lose all his improve
ments, and possibly he and his fam
lily be burned to death, which only
too frequently occurs. Fires kept
away from large forests for 10 or is
years, with their immense accumu-
lation of windfalls, leaves and un-
dergrowth, only means their total
destruction when dry summer
comes along and fire gets started.
No such fires occyrred while the In
dians had control of the country.
Why not do as they did?
We could cite many more authori-
ties sustaining the editorial asser-
tions made by the Courier, but space
forbids.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-02
NOTICE oF sHERITTs SALE.

Notice is hereby given by virtue
of a writ of execution and order is-
sued out OF the Circuit Court OF the
State OF Oregon for Josephine Coun.
ty In that certain suit wherein John
Neuner is plaintiff and Frank Ken
nedy and Mary Kennedy are DEFEND
ants, and dated the 10th day OF Aug
ust. 1910, and to me directed COM
manding me to sell the hereinafter
described real property In the man
ner prescribed by law, and out OF
the proceeds of said sale to satisfy
and pay to the said John Neuner the
sum of One Thousand Fifty Dollars
(S1O5O.00) with interest thereon
from the 25th day of January, 1910.
at the rate of six per cent per an
mum, and the further sum OF One
Hundred Dollars ($10O.OO attor-
neys fees and a further sum OF FIJI
teen Dollars ($l5.00) costs and dis
bursements, and to pay the oyerplus
from the sale OF said land, IL any
there be, to defendants, Frank Ken
nedy and Mary Kennedy or to the
clerk of the said Circuit Court for
the use and benefit of the said
Frank Kennedy and Mary Kennedy.
Now, therefore, In obedience to
said writ will on Saturday, the
nth day OF September, 1910, at the
hour OF three o'clock In the after'
noon OF said day, at the main en-
trance OF the court house OF jose
phine County, State Of Oregon, at
Grants Pass expose for sale and Will
sell to the highest bidder for cash
all the right, title and interest OF
the defendants, Frank Kennedy and
Mary Kennedy in and to the South
west quarter OF Section 80 In Town
ship "a South OF Range 5 West OF
the Willamette Meridian, in JOSE
phlne County. Oregon, together with
the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging,
and all the right, title and interest
which the said Frank Kennedy and
Mary Kennedy had in and to said
premises on the 25th day OF Janu-
airy. 1909, or has had at any time
since; that said sale will be subject
to redemption as prescribed by the
statutes OF the State OF Oregon.
w. ]. RUSSELL,
Sheriff OF Josephine County.