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h' Out of twenty-six states electing
governors, the democrats got fourteen.
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There is little danger from a cold or
from an attack of the grip except when
followed by pneumonia and this never
happens when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. This remedy has
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures of colds
and grip and can be relied upon with
implicit confidence. For sale by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

mentally and morally Solitary con-
finement must be hard on him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

Bear in mind and try a box of DR.
Quick's Alaska Liver Pills. For sale
by all druggists.
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for the hearing Pembina contends
that the fact that no other city except
Pembina or Cavalier was allowed "a
nave its name on the ballot nullIfes
the election. This same point was
brought up In an action commenced
before the election, at which time
Pembina lost out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

"a Henri Watterson had an editor
ial on the passing of Caesar, but even
that failed to break the silence at
Sycamore hill.
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Watch and Clock Rspairinu.

We call for clocks ana deliver them.
Phone 1627-L. American Jewelry Co.,
800 Front street. All work guaranteed.
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CRAFTS A DISEASE.

No less an authority than DR.. @.
Frank Lydston of the University of
Chicago says graft is disease.
1t is polite name for thievery, and
its germs are floating about every
Understanding to the Chicago sci
enlist.
man who looks the other way
when the street car conductor comes
along has the first symptoms of the
malady-and the railway magnate who
gobbles up a lot of small stockholders
through the careless use of water is
in the last stage of the malady.
The further diagnosis of graft by
this celebrated scientist will afford lit
tie comfort to many men who thought
they were statesmen before the great
awakening on Nov. 8:
Our government of the people, for
the people and by the people has been
largely government of the people by
the CRATER and for the CRATER. and il
has not always been even government
it has often been disagreement.
This government by the CRATER has
a greater or less degree of dignity
About 60 per cent of our congressman
are lawyers, large majority of whom
represent not only the people, but cor
porations. And it is more or less in
clined to assume the guise of respecta-
btlity in its operation In high places:
yet the difference between a congress-
man and a rough and tumble alder
man of a municipality is frequently A.
matter of education, broadcloth and
difference. OF, psychology.
Obviously the ways of the cultured.
educated, prominent citizens in shady
politics and crooked high finance are
not the ways of the Boss" Crokers
Bull Burkes and "Hinky Drinks" of
our, American legislative system. Mel
Their are they the ways of the immor
tai Cleveland and the colossal Theo-
dore the First, the only men since
Lincoln to attempt to square the cor
rupt political circle.
GB That Roosevelt smile will come
back.
ar Texas has organized a statewide
corn club. Is that something opposed
to prohibition?
ar Whatever be the condition along
the Potomac--all is not quiet along
the Rio Grande.
egT Don't expect TO purchase any
houses and lots, immediately--on your
savings from the reduced price of
meats.
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Nov. 25.-Chinatown Trunk Mystery
Thanksgiving evening Nine. Ger
Vile Reache, one of the most brilliant
vocalists of the world, makes her first
appearance in Fargo, giving a recital
at the Fargo operahouse.
Although this superb artist has set
Paris, Brussels, Berlin, London and
Jew York and Chicago wild with de-
light at the magnificenee of her big
and beautiful contralto voice and the
completeness of her art, her name may
be new to some music-lovers That is,
she has neither the years of life or
experience of some well-known sing
ers, but she has youth and the glory
of future.
The Chinatown Trunk Mystery APP
pears at the Fargo operahouse on Fri
day evening. The play has to do with
New Yorks Chinatown solely and dis
plays perhaps for the. first time the
many characteristics of the China
men, not often realized by the Ameri-
can public. The hereditary knavery,
the CANNON, the lethargy and the
uniquely devised means of obtaining
their desires are points of this race of
people, seldom If ever, appreciated.
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The Fargo Forum ana Republican In
published every evening except Sunday 10
TIE Forum Building, corner Of First avenue
an0 Fifth street north, Fargo, ". ID.
Subscription - The Fergo Forum aud
Daily Republican, by carrier. 1bc per week,
81 40C per month, ia advance; 81 per year
81 per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat-
@rGay Republican, 50 per year. Single
copies DC. Subscribers will And the date
- which they have paid, printed opposite
their names on their address sIips4
Address all communications 20 The 30.
RuD Printing Co. Fargo. N. D.
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The Theatres
Fargo onsraheuse.

Fargo OPerahouse.
Nov. 24.-Mme Gerville-Reache.
Nov. 25.-Chinatown Trunk Mystery.
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eS' Don't expect TO purchase any
houses and lots, immediately-on your
savings from the reduced price of
meats.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

ar Whatever be the condition along
the Potomac--all is not quiet along
the Rio Grande.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

G1' Texas has organized a statewide
corn club. Is that something opposed
to prohibition?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22

RB' That Roosevelt smile will come
back.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-22
r1OLITICAl7
MEkS AND M07E5

Dickinson Recorder: What is the
matter with BILLY" Price of Fargo for
speaker of the house at the coming
session of the legislature?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

kind, and plant the next season with
them. In this way they say they
get the cob and grain hey desire
and can grow just what they de-
sire.
E. II. Carter says he finds Boone
County White the best yielder and
Reds yellow Dent the best feeder
for cattle. Those two kinds he be-
lieyes are the best to plant in Au-
drain.
r. X, Buekner, who plants just
over the south line In Galloway
county, says Boone County White
is the corn he has had the most
success with and makes more to the
acre than any other. He says that
Reds Yellow Dent is the best to
buy as it makes more to the bushel
and goes farthest in feeding,
Chas. Dean, who doesn't plant any
corn now, but has had experience,
says Reds Yellow Dent Is by far the
best feeder Of any corn raised in
Audrain.
VIM. Mason says that Boone Coun-
ty White may fail to mature when
other varieties do. but when It
solid as Reds Yellow Dent, which
does give a crop. it always makes a
big yield. Sometimes it is not as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
BENTON CITY.

Grandma PoEeH. u NeE Flor
enee. Il visiting relatives here.
Bob Mcclure and wife, Earl Doug
lass and wife visited at d.. Dong
lass Sunday.
Gus Thorpe and family moved 70
Montgomery City Saturday.
a. q. Pearson and wife visited al
John Laws. of Galway county. Tues
day and Wednesday.
George Yelton, Of S. Louis. came
ug Saturday.
Brown Owens and wife. q Mexico,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs, Edgar Woodson, Of St. Louis,
is visiting resatiyes here this week
Frank Pierce's team oE mules go1
scared AZ an automobile Monday an
ran a&ay, throwing him and his son,
Clarence, out OF the wagon. but
they were not dangerously hurt.
Mss Josie Douglass, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
TO her home in St. Louis Thursday
Mrs. Henry Preeht and children
Of Mexico, visited at Fred Precht'.
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
FASCINATING HAIR.
Every Woman Who Uses Partisan
Sage Has Plenty Of 1t.

Women who desire plenty of beau
tiful hair with a brilliance and luxur-
lance that cannot fail to command ad
miratiOn. should begin using Paris
ian Sage at once.
Partisan Sage viii greatly improve
the attractiveness of any persons
hair in a few days. 1t will do more;
It will rid the scalp of every partl.
Gle of disgusting dandruff; 1t will
stop falling hair and itching scalp,
or money back.
1t cools and refreshes the scalp in
summer, and removes every trace of
the odor arising from pe~rspiration in
a few minutes.
Partisan Sage is a daintily per-
fumed preparation, delightfully."- re.
freshing, and free from grease or
sickness. II will make hair grow
and prevent ii from turning gray.
Sold by druggists everywhere, and
by Otis Purdy. for soc a large bot
tie. Mail orders filled, all charges
prepaid by the American makers, CT
roux Mfg. Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
I'm the time l have used Partisan
Sage have found it very satisfactory
Sage have found It very satisfan-
tory both as a grower and dandruff
eure"-Ars. Ada NJ. Bratt, Hoos-
lex, n Y, Mar. %, 1910.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
POWELL EoRn.

Mrs. Miller. Of High Hill. is The
guest Of Mrs. Robert Aiken.
Miss May Smith Is spending thi.
week with relatives near Bentor
City.
Miss Minnie june Powell is spend
ing this week with Mrs. James Bled
soc N Mexico and is attend the Chau
tauqua.
The Sun Rise Bible School vii
not meet next Sunday in order thai
the members may attend the Chan
tauqua.
Miss Bertha Mccreery, Of HolIi
day, Mo. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
James BIedsoe, in. Mexico. and i
attending the Chautauqua
NJ. n. Powell has fifteen tons d
clover Iay in his barn. He thinks
the 5y cannot be beat this year for
quaAty
There viii be an ice cream social
a. the home Of Thos. Stuart, near
Moline, Aug. II. The proceeds Of
The social win be given to Sun Rise
church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
NEW HOPE

Mr.. HeinHn sold to Joe Considln,
80 lambs at 1886 per hundred, aver
aging 60 pounds.
L. A. Wilson sold to Joe Consi
dine 10 lambs at s5.65 per hundred
also II old sheep and five lambs foi
$4S.75.
G. ". Wilosn recently sold II. T
Cant IL lambs at $3.50 per cwt.; tho
average weight was rs lbs.
Miss Ara Dolllns is visiting hel
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Chick also her aunts, Mrs. Lulu Dol.
Inns and Mrs. Matte Chick.
Archie Johnson sold to Joe Consi.
dine SIX lambs at $685. per hundred;
average weight S. lbs.
Arlington Jones visited the family
Of a. T. johnson Sunday.
Mrs. Baker returned TO her home
IN Des Moines. la, this week. ar
ter a pleasant visit with her sister.
Mrs. Heinlin.
A. Dollins bought a nine,years-old
mare from James Clark; price 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

Is better for feed. lie says Il prob
ably feeds stronger aud shells more
to the bgshel than the white corn
but the later o~ut.yields the other
most Of the time.
w, w. johnson has a white corn
be raises that Is not the Boone Coun-
ty variety which is a good ylelder al.
ways. He chooses his seed from this
crop every year regardless Of va
riety.
r. +. Baker and p. T. Bruce, two
farmers OF Audrain. living near Skin
ner, experimental last year with
about u varieties. MIR. Baker had
the best yield from Commercial White
and Cham. White Pearl. MIR. Bruce
had the best yield from Commercial
White. Leaning and Cham. White
Pearl As the weather conditions
we're 10; propitious that year, better
success might have been had with
the experiments.
In the averages for the entire
State, Boone County White easily
leads as the highest yielding and
the most popular variety, especially
on lands above the average in fer
tility 1t can therefore be gen
orally recommended for practically
all Of the good corn lands Of Mis-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
WESTERN AuDRkIN


iaai PoiAard Old years 90 m@F
10 Frank Neal sor sl5@
". H. Pollard bought tpo mAls
colts lpGa f. Settle for $50.
Bro. L>aleer q ceuFaiA' = hgh
ING an tuteaesng meeting at &s8die
GroFe
Jozsia 0rayes Is improving otbs.S
u lae AeSADorhppa On ths f'cE
ia4 are &EA Bakes "a Dahuey
and Grandma 3ennsngs
M@ &Nfte BrazAige has returned
Me@ = Ras 70 AADmPaon-
Ia@le baFsaporF Aa~kAas eeNnrAt
% ais esA DAr~haay Lst sunday
r. saniA sod y 2@lD lie hogs
70 @aAn Ha1aAiS-
X f@EAentoH sod a cali % foF-
- AAvfApSen f~ ~.
heIG sleFe1S weighed up 3 load
- l-s~4s- &C &1@ 70 Geo BzFiee
AS @esE
Aree 20"d o. Me1eo c4lzeus
tosea irle1a and sSsineE neAghDor'
hchard hopkins Monday at Plsgah
p 9faFea was a Mexico visitor
ast week
som HUMANS was IN 81 LOUIS This
"eeA
Inc laale OF Pleasant Grove
NAatch WI give an ice cream sup
pef on saturday night before the 9Th
sunday.
John speliman is building a hand
sone residence.
Mhle at WORK IN the hay field last
Neek a piece q d. stacker broke
hiliahg John Eyerhart on the head
making a painful wound
Mrs. Eubanks Of Kansas City. ia
WISHING her sister, Mrs. Lena Green.
LAST Monday the small sons Of these
anies uhongnt they would enjoy a
SWIM 30, without the knowledge o.
their mothers. they we're making
merry IN the cool waters with their
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
LAnnonlA.

Dr. and Mrs. A. y. Lotion ar.
rived here from Kansas City Mon.
day. and viii reside at this place
where Dr. lotion win practice medi.
cine. Dr. Lotion has rented Mrs. Y.
y. Bowman's dwelling.
Rev. II. y. Rice. who has been
away from Laddouia for quite a
whlle, - haze on a risit and ex-
pressed his opinion that be might re
turn here to live.
Mrs. ". y. Bowman viii speld the
fan and winter IN Kirksyiie.
MrA. Edgar Elder, who has been
~ Tor ihe last week, IS better
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

The lktle one year Old baby Of Mr.
and Mn. ziayes died Saturday night
Decreased sas buried At Sun Rise on
Monday st . .. a. May God com.
fort she bereared parents.
a barge crowd of Moline people at.
tended uho ice cream Supper al san.
IA Fe Saturday nlght. We hear the
proceeds amounted 20 OVER $1,000.
Mr. Nrcue. d near ihis place, died
Thursday afternoon and was buried al
Mexleo Saturday. Fignefai services
AZ The Mccse home by Rev. MCGOWAN
ana Rev. 1osar va extend eympa
ny.
Master LeNh CoRhend returned 10
hin homs near Santa Re Saturday. az
Ter a visit with his sister. Mrs. Por-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
caaao-n

fer Cauthorn-
Born 10 Mr. and Hrs, Rost- Mont.
somery. q Ceutrsla Friday night,
a daughter. Mrs. AoztgOzery was
formerly Mss Mayme Heller Of this
place.
Dick Greed, also John He8zeT, de
liTered hogs at Mexico last week
sold 70 WIN. Mundy.
Grant M0FthlaDd d nesr Worces
Ter was a visitor in this part q tbs
country Sunday. We won't ten who
Grant.
John Heizef sold some corn thHs
week 10 Sim Greed; also 70 william
AsbBry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
COUNTY NEWS



or gsrmcrs ura aH dAsolsA MT-
az. bat ala basy e beee dcus oAei
ftlzeA
A larke no4e staazk& the Scr
cr1sn aiE@ Il Besthaa1 Sgszs2T
nxh1 Atss9z 500 sa uk4z s. q
shich 80 pM cssaz-
A aost a rur Fur-E pSr& NJ
ta16ea ae Ns1ace cAssszzcuz sEa-
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81 uan-szy NN azoA= o WA
1st nsn szn6ay. = vas oE l
r.znr1vaa Gxae-ance ard ws Tad
saaz 80 baaG ans oz o Tea1s
aaxsls 80 for fha s1esNsaz and e
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ucasaA ukz 8 exv OF e. GV1
VA Yuur family. sweetheart o.
s-anas. a "a flre Eses1
ra w1Eusa3 Eseix e1see a.
Lasrv hz Uhwa1y ajax w4A
u usaaa 20 ozrcA RsF. ~
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ta.ze &c 60 soDanE fgT che L0a
Rs ncrr STAY x E1fee w2 4
trasM EsakE z & n1 usful
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ToDuagE Is se1oa dzy ark 81
are ssrrr z5seS thzt Hu q c1r
s1ss meu canEsd1@ VIII take &e~
nuzl rseaaE Up SAX RtTr q tAz2i
q lis ca- Al zpoF
for al 70 AzE s EzL hDe
pralne al are rs2sT 70 take Ue-
me5seae pro ~ COZ So goo1-
as nsz Ya 9s he@d 10 sal
fo-marrOW.
Frank c6vzbwu and wEe ar
home from . ucz1Es gsag 1
sanuy Cosga6o zz WsiB@3zy-
Fr1Ea ez LAE ugE IS along
lie gass anE EoH2g Wee
Mss Eiz H6Ezy e-l@ =
large crowd ct y9ung Eegph waA a
hEn parry a hex bszuUfM hOls o
tae nnht a JrF 5g1h
Mza Tanner. q Lexia. IS hare
tte guest q M1. and MrE Gas
Taunzr, and NJ. and Mrs HAIRY
Day.
EFey1inE Favorable, a good
hrra acreaee Of whsas viii be
sown tas Gl
Toe wotracted serv5oaa q Beth-
hlan viii begin she second sun
day 80 August with a basket din
nor upon the ground Everybody Is
very cordially invited 10 attend the
mseangs and paTake Of the good
things. BON spiritual and material
The Rev. Alr. Powell. an svangel
ist, sM asst pastor Upton IN con
dTciing these m~eetines.
The children Of Mrs. Amanda
Ycager surprised her iaa FRIDAY b.
selng ia and taking her a most
touthBpme birthday dinner, Il being
ber esth milestone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
= N . N

What corn is best for Audrain
county soil?
Most of the farmers agree that
Boone county White and Reds Vel.
low Dent are best for this section.
The State department of agronomy
suggest Boone County White, Lean
ing, st. Charles White, Reds Vel
low Dent and Johnson County White.
Some Audraln planters take no
special variety, but choose the best
ears In their crop, no matter what
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

Charleston, III. Aug. 9.
William Jackman. Of Mexico. No,
ana Miss Gertrude Harding, Of this
city, were married here this after
noon at 8 O'Clock at the home Of
the bride. They win remain here
a day or two and then proceed to
Mexico where they win make their
future home.
Mrs. Jackman IS a sister of Mrs.
! Frank MeCord, Of Mexico, who with
her husband, attended the wedding.
Only immediate friends and rela-
tyes we're present at the ceremo-
ny.
Mrs. JaekmaR IS one Of the lowell
est young women in this city and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
NOTICE TO RURAL

NFaHDCH 20
The examination for Free schol
arships, offered by the Mexico pub
He School will be given at the
9cNiilan High School Building on
Monday, Aug. 20. beginning al s
o'cloek, a m.
There are two free scholarships Of.
Tered. o9e for the boys and one for
the girls.
AZ Rural GRADUATES have the
privilege Of trying for one Of the
shove. No fee charged for examin-
alton
j. L. SHoBE,
County supt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
Fine RunabOuts

How's This? Nice S45. 90
runabout for $1,000 5000
one piece bent seat runabout
for $4,000. Nice Cut Under
rubber tired twin seat run
about, $4,000. Sale price
$780,.
We are over stocked on
open pleasure vehicles and
are closing them out at
greatly reduced prices, to
make room for our buggies
end surveys. Our loss is
your gain. Old rigs taken
in exchange. d1w1
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
THEY HAVE A
DEFINITE PURPV'l
=. W. PITCHER AND WIFE -,
HOME FROM pEIhVl

f. w. Pitcher and wife are
from Detroit where they 49,
the National Jewellers CONVEX \.
Mr.. Pitchers address at the me- +,
was one of the features OF the
ycntion. Mr.. Pitcher says tn~
joyed a delightful trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

Prosecuting Attorney Il. s.. Can't
was voted a menber Of the Missouri
Bar Association this week at its
State meeting in Excelsior Springs.
He was also elected a member Of
the General Council OF that body
from this, the 18th Judicial Circuit.
The General Council IS made up OF
one representative from each Judicial
District in the State. This Is quite
an honor and Mr.. Can't Is to be
congratulated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

A large number Of Mexico citizens
attended the intermem of the re-
mains Of r. p. Hopkins at Sturgeon
last Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie and sons,
Kay and Deap, of N. Jefferson street,
have left for a several week. trip
through the North and East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

The Wright Company. Of Dayton,
o.. aerophne manufacturers and ex-
hibhors, viii barnstorm Missouri in
September and October. Five Of the
Wright machines viii be entered in
the St. Louk-Kansas City aerial
race for s1o,6 0
Roy Knabenhne. manager Of the ex.
hibition department Of the Wright
Company, and his assistant, Geo. H.
Harrison. Of Los Angeles, Cal, ar
rived in s.. Louis Tuesday morning.
Harrison was in conference with
President A. 3. Lambert Of the st.
KLouis caro- Club and Chief Com.
missioner John H. curran, OF the
Missouri State Immigration Board
members Of the committee in charge
of the st. Louls-Kansas City all
race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04
JEFFERSON CITY -.,,l

The jefferson City basebail :,
defeated the Mexico Athle'io'' !
urday and Sunday In two glils''
first score was I6 to / aud 100 :
ond. 8 10 2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

DEFEATS DR..
CREWDS0N

THE resalss irad5cats that w. J.
buchanan. 4 Pzke county. has been
nominatea fer the senate frozn this
district This contsS attracted a
great deal q attention ia Audrain
ccunty where both candidates had a
large number q friends
The latest returns regarding the
Senatorial eseetion = { the effect
that j. ". Buchanan. Of E0la, Pike
eoanty. carried Lincoln county BY
80 votes. Dr. ]. ". Crewdson car
rsed PIKE eo0ny By 252 votes. The
vote Of Aadrain VIII give Mr. Bu-
chEnau a hrEer majority than ind+
vuted above.
The race for several Of the county
uffces was a very elose n 4. a. II.
Whitney won over his two opponents
By a plurality Of 81, Alex Pulls was
the nominee for collector; E. F. Fl
lott for circuit clerk and John b.
Graham for county clerk.
The nominees for township offiees
LINN TOWNSHIP.
Justice Of The Peaos-
H. DoOlin
Chzs L. Stewart
constable
L G. Paisley
conmtteeman' }. b. SseNar
CUivRE TOWNSHIP.
Justice OF the Peace
D. H Athey
J. H. Fhole 81
Constable
John Atkins sS5
c. D.. .Beshears ia
committeemen-
C. A. Davault 207
2. B. DeTieune 2o7
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Jus,iea Of the Peaoe-
Iohn y Neal
Raas Rurka
Constable
"a Rrowp
committeemen-
In T Can,
AIT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Jnztice Of the Peace
Jnbn r Raker 1912
III \ Bass 916
Amen sta,HpeS 925
cous,ajlA
IL W Rarne,t
Committeeman
Iabn r Crews
Dr p " Rarrov
Ia clav
In II oraar
Ia T. RIsm
SAILING TOWNSHIP
Iustica Of the peaoe-
Il + R.rne.