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i Advertiser AS, - - - EDITOR TERM?. ONE VEAR I15U MONTH* .76 Wfi?NESDAiT, NOV. 4, 1908. JT, I ?rn .persuaded that every fl ?Hte?^may^liBff.-?m^iittca? 2 I more wheask? laughs, lt ft dds I I Bomethingr to this fragment of I 3?j ??t??itogstij?erc^or a county -fair! ! -zt> grr^^field^wasnjt Edgefield last | -aa) -aa? c Vit oh FjSr^w&mf? .^l''^aVj?':mad? this ? V^'EaWi&?oii oi'?e Advertiser. Hfi J^K?el8,8'cottottr:c^?? ?bout, 65, but the cl?rvsanthemuui crop :>'.'5 JO ?I?I?OujdGO I.'..'ii. '. can be easily. plaeed av 1^0. ,. 11' f t?e 9 nations;jof 'Uve earth have. ,xl their; :najf?o?a$; flowers; .'why not j make the chrysanthemum. the nm .V,?Tiicip?Vflb\cer??f?Edgefield? ; Pkt .?..j- i -, ... . ^ . ^, , 't ' j . If it pays to strike? while the iron | * ' ; TiS-'hot,: "how ia'the time to organize a county fair association while en thusiasm over the floral fair runs high} , - -,:.. .: : r. A county fair would help the town of Edgefield, as well as being of in- j . ? calculable benefit to the agricultur al interest over the county. And cer-; ^iniy both need help. . The Edgefield Advertiser,:which '?{% hearing its four' score mark, has " just assumed a new and veiy attract . ive dress. The Advertiser, while by no means a young girl, is still as popular as a debutante.-The State. - '-.i * m wm J? ?Cl** . I .il - : > T^ Advertiser is pleased ta an . nounce that since bur.last issue . was ": printed timon, -Laurens, Chester and 7 Clarion* 'counties have Voted -;o ut ?'' ^^^^^?fy^J^?'majorities. The Edgefield Agricultural Club '^ilJnie?t" Saturday afternoon, Non yemb^er the "Hthi " Would not that be a goodtime to diseurs the^coun ty fair and formulate plans for n": ?ff?ct???'?1 'county "organization? nit-The absence:of ^hisk^ycdntribu; teinltfch' t'? the' succe?s :?f last Fri . [day's'"gala occasion in. Edgefield* ^V^T&ougi.t?e,. Streets,,were.; congested' ' :.: J at times,- perfect; ?order'.prevailed iy^thronght?t??tday.,:i; ?ff?? * .. a&h Hi oviu?i; Ii-->:j*i:-i?A:i! ' ?: nf>':(v?;| ^ b?d . Johnstones, almost rpersnaded to . ixt?md r?'^rkil^:;cp&ro?i:i of the > ^^Tri-?onnty .Fair^Assbei?ft??^ ? of ;-\lfet^hitfg..^W^?^? 'county l?e ^j>rg^ we lose tile' - >';?.^Qpe?fttwa of. theiOitizens -of J;ohnT '".du son; and the- eastern portion of the. Midi :ao-x; ?v.}j.:!.-.m*'4 * - i?i?i ^ i ilriitli? matter--of fairey: the ladies .: '> "o&M&??l?faW i^?f?t?-'1. the . initia tive, and they are now calling upon' " th? ?len to ?a?l in ' line and make -M/;J^^?tt(t^i1!e^co,unty-wide.. Can the men pf-ali: .avocatidnh...afford to let . B? .lb?6.cal? "-go-' unheaded V . Sham? upon - them-;if:they *do/' ' "; :?' ' ' ;?? .d??JK >The greatest need- of the'?verag? farmer in Edgefield' county is di *:'* versification' in' his ' iarmirig opera ' 'w iid??^?o&w$, would contribute %t;j^2noi?<f?.i?Ji?8^nd th^n a county;fair. .";;:LeA'neighbor.vie with neighbor in ?fia 'exhibiting the finest' hogs, ' sheep;, cattle,''colts;. corn; 'wjieat,1 oats, peas a#i potatoes; 'then cotton wi?; no l^Pg?1",. pcoupy. first place in Uhe ni -minds and; plans .of -those who till the soil. .../ ' - :; \ fi - i im m m.' ... One farmer, stated to the writer on Monday that- he> could exhibit '.'. the finest hogs- al!! "the county fair nexi; Fall;' another, said he could show tue finest home-made syrup; .. .. another , stated that he .could down ...;..;.evterybody. with, chickens; another - 'said his colts- would take first prize, still another has already claim ; . ,e^ the blue ribhop for his.sheep? :. Th.us.it is shown;, how easy it is to arouse .the interest?of farmers in a county fair. ;?ActiB?mstrators Sale eu y.'vii'iw ana JJ:U? C; Jilyili ?oo^rw . ; ^???ptice.tia?,hereby; given that by ?vjbcte?.pf an^^.oxder 'of .the. Frob?te .:: i ?ourt for^ E^eifield oounty,. S.G., .thia-^ndersignediwill s?l??t theilate ^.^.fr?aid?sipe;xufi Joseph;.J, Holland, V?f deoeaped, ina?d'Countyron.the 17th' ii'ii-.i :day-:of -November,.: 1908^: beginning NJ;: <MMdb:0|dek:'a.M'ingall of the per ..f.^^8^aT-.t>ropei^y: belonging ; to -the es isjh? tater.of-eaid? Josephi J*: -Holland, de ,r..ceased, consisting ;;of -I- marc, 3 .. tn. mules, cows, ifarin produce and im i'Sb i^loments^dragon, buggy,> houiieho.ld "f?i?i?'nd' kitchen .^furniture and < various '?? T? ??the?? articles.. ; .Terms i cas h IIB W$ .? ot JV;A.:Holland, . B. S..Holland. .X V ..- Administrators Hon. W Though Defeated, He --Sr^;-e. I; Uetositem?. The -following is- a "Hst -of thM hoarding atudeuta of tueS. C. C. t. :,' " - Misa Jessie Hamrick;,Cohinibia ; .Lizzie Coleman, Leeds;; Blanche Lauderm, ;Smithlaud,-Ky.-; Salli? Bussey and Lillie. Mae Buaaey, Modoc; Mattie. Lanham, Ropers; Henrietta King, Sumter; Lila fuller, .Lpugmir.ea ;- Aouie Laurie Attaway, Port Royal; Jennie Hol ley. Aikens . Grace and Clara .Frier* Soorum, Ela. ;Roeelle Burna .Jamieonr AlavpHelnn and Ruth .Strom, Pleasant Laue ;Eliza Keels, Lynchburg; Rosa McNeil. Watts.; Estelle Bu : ter, Batesburg ; Ruth ?Vttrn, >.Ruffihi ; : fielen) : Mc?b i gib t, ?lejjderaorl'ville, i il N. ni G.;. Msry ?Hughes, Edgefield ; Bessie Mcl'eer/ Tilton; Annie Kelley, Lynchburg; . Carrie .Eliot, Cassatt ; Fannie Mae ?Forgusott, Abbeville; Lula Quarlee Franklin ; Narrie Turner, Pleasant Lane; Lalla Padgett, Batesburg; Ida Timmermun. Pleasant Lane; Ruth Forrest, Johnson ; and Lucila Whatley, Faifa. The young men are: William Quarles, McCormick ; Wallace and Maurice White; McCormick;- Al bert-Padgett, Batesburg; Ralph .'Walker, Wartbeu,. Ga.; Julian Maffet, Fruit Hill ;Ellie Arringtou and Jouett Davenport, Augusta, Ga.; Bergie . Croaland, Aiken; Johnnie and Jimmie Goss, Wage rer;. Isaiah and Robert Durham, Columbia, Ernest Hafers, Aiken ; Hollis Garvin, Kitchmg'd Mill; Fuller. .Griffie,. Cleors; Justine McMillan, I Jimers ; James Boles North ; Lewis Holmes, Johnston ; Eaten Grimm, Rome, Ga. ; Bailey Kirotts, N??tb| Grover'H?rter, TJU mers; Ben Burckhallar, Aiken; H.* Jackson,.Trenton ; Hoyt Cook, Kershaw; Eddie. .Walker, Plum Branch ; \ Joe Kitebings,' Wb ite Pond ; Albert Hamrick, Columbia ; Winchester McDaniel, Modoc ; Joe Hogan, Sumter ; Clarence1 McEl Veen, Lynchburg; Charlie Joyner Sumter; . Jack Landram, Smith land, Ky. jTbomas Moore, Horatio Fred. Williams, Swansea ; Frean Mellett, Jr. Sumter; Leroy Smith, Ehrhardt ; Ryan Rucker, Swansea; Walter Weat, Kerehaw; Joe Boazman, Chappells; Douglas Crawford, Santuck ; Eustace Pres cott, Franklin ; Harris Mathis, Colliers; George Snead, Lynch burg, Va. ;Dan Hogan, Greelyville, Shaw Harley, North Augusta ; Du rant Hollingsworth, Troy ; Francis Hutto, Lees ;-Robert Hill, Sedalia; Deannia Hazel, Columbia ; Otto HogaD, Lynchburg j Thomas Holmes, Johnston ; Milledge Han kinson, Elks ; Willie Erankli.n.Au eu8ta, Ga ; John Bunch, North Auguca ; David Coleman, Shelton : CharlieHerndon, Ruffin; Henry Colvin, Ruffin ; Willie Humphries Sedalia; Leroy Blackman, Ker shaw; ArthnrHunt, Jamison, Ala. Clarence Duncan, JahDBtou ? Hol den Johnson, Aiken ; B?rnwell Ai ken, Abbeville:' James Taylor,, Edgefield ; 'Floyd 'RaiosfordyEdge field; Johu Baudy, Bath ; Jamea K*imr>< Kirkley; Sammie Robert son, Riverside; Tboma8 Bingham, Sumter; Eb. Tyler, Aiken ; Roburi .and WillieKeeJa.Lyncbbnrg; Col vin Stone, WinnDboro; Frank Mc Neil, Watts; Eddie Buster, Bates berg.; Willie Courtney, Swansea; and Wilbur Strom, Rehoboth. Dr T. M. Bailey of Greenville itt iUiam Jennings ? Fought a Good Fight hereTn" 8'Wir"W-ColTF. N. K: Bailey. .Lastrtiigbtthe eave th* student foody a?f excelle II t and ^t>ftrj?jr^^bj^r^^ WV RIV ? - wavs glad to welcome him to she school and hope lie will c?mo ot teper. .... .. ., Mr. Guy Forrest and Miss Eth el Forrest, former student*-of the S. C. C. I. were here I apt Saturrbiv on a visit to their sister Miss Ruth Forrest.. All the students wer* v?ry glad to see them as old ^r.tcl - uates and students are always most welcome. . Last Friday night Col Bailey suspended the ruins for a fewhouri aud gave "parlor night''.? . This i^ al ways an en joy able and pleasant occasion and one which; is always looked forward to wi tb' great a n ticipation. ! CADET]. . All the new things in Dress goods at reasonable prices. May & Tompkins. Don't make any mistake, but remember i the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on e^ery bottle. Maple Syrup and Buckwh'eatat PENN. & HOLSTEIN'S. We are headquarters for Ham ilton Brown Shoe Company's cele brated American Lady.and Geofs dress shoes. Best children's, school shoes and working man's shots on the market. Try pur "God man's" wear well shoes, all solid. RIVES BROS. For Rent : Two5-room cottages and 3 rooms in another cottage. Mrs. D. S.DuBose. When you ueed a good farm wagon, one that will stand the test, try a Hackney or Old Hick ory. Ramsey & Jones. ACT QUICKLY. Delay Has Been Dangerous in Edgefield. Do the right thing at the right time. Act quickly in times of danger. Backache is kidney danger. ! Doan's Kidney pills act quickly. Cure all distressing, dangerous kid ney ills. Plenty of evidence to prove this. J H Schwartz, living on Main St., Lexington, S. C., says: "I have been using Doan's kidney pills but a short time, -but lean say that I have receiv ed more benefit from them than any other remedy. The secretions were dark in color and contained a sedi ment. I used a number of different remedies, but they did not prove of benefit. I finally procured Doan's kid ney pills, and am pleased to state that they gave me great relief/' For. sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buff ala, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the 'name'- Doan's-and take no other. and hips that I could not sleep well at night, and felt. little like doing my work. Upon learning of Doan's kidney pills, I procured a supply from Penn . & Holstein's drug store and began tak ing them. I have received so much benefit that I am going to continue" their use knowing that they will soon effect a cure." For sale by all dealers. Price 50cts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Doan's-and take rio other. Bryan, j t and Kept th?pith. Mind Your Busi??ss: i-. If yon . don't ' nh Winari??."' Ir .is* youHmsihess to ko?^^?it'rt? n?? the irottble' you ca ir* andry"ir;<\?ii''ain"d I will keep out- ot-?.livery nid- :bo.wel | trouble if you take:Dr;-.?3i^?iNew Life Pills. They kfeep'tlriousness," malaria and- j?nn^^/d^^^onr system. 25c at W E. L^uch.^t; Co,', Penn & Holstein,- suces ?ors tu G L Penn S?n; ' "".iw\>^nm}, n?~? We are rn?dy for. W .'Uu-ii.frs, with a full' stock . ?>f > ii 11 s ?J,^ flip,, bunting oati?, Ippg'in.'^'0 :: . .Rutitse oe Jon"P. ... ' ''.> '<.:"?..'? *!,-'.rW.'"J.-' .[:) Notice to (Miters. STATE OF S??tE&r^INA?; County of^j?^fMi:i:t Court bf CommotPleae. J A Holland and BJ 'Holland ag administrators of o&~$?&e of of J J Hollatrd,; ffifrm?.r?nd in their own right. \ ' 1 PlainrirTs -a.gai'uj^' Mrs. Mattie W?brj?t'al Dnfendantsl Notice is hereby giy?'to vvbom it may concern, that' ju^uatt 'to the decree in this caufei, all jer souB holding claims^^iust "he eetate "of J j "BoiTau^F?ef? hereby required., to.-pr?snt, ad prove such claim's ' b?foiaI pie 'ti Maeter on or before th'e2|th day i November, 1908 or tabing so h, do, they- will- be b?rre?^trom r?. ceiviuganv portion of sin estate W. F.R?'ATr?. I Master Edgef?e?dl^'?ujty. t 9>j How is Your Digesten. Mrs.. Mar.V Dowling of ? (No!-228: 8th Ave., i-San Francisco,'! fr'e corm mends a remedy for stonmcu troub le. She''says:' ' "Gr?tr'tiio?et'for the wonderful ?ffeetof Electric'bitters in a case of acute md*gestion, prompts this testimonial,' I'.km fully convinced that .for. stomach., and liver troubles Electric Bitters is the best remedy on the market |o-day. " This great tonio . and . 'alterative medicine invigorates the^system, purifies the blood and is especially helpful in all forms of female weak ness. 5Gc at W E Lynch' & Co., Penn & Holstein, succes.sor?to:(T."L Penn & Son, drug stores. WE PAY YOU TO SAVE Send your ?a?lacs lo this tervatlve Sarlu?? JJnnk.- On rou FUEK, a i, ipp'y of ot H?ney Mdi'.W fur Ure ?-ufe i nwn'iujy In Hink mit Uivk )4" an tedd siiwi'l di:|iin?ll? uiVn vt, ?W?? aiiTjiHis iiocmnii!i!.t.!,K|ii ?rtlfleateN <-i i'-i?-v.r. i- 'arin IS tho liberal ns?* . atronjr. ,*opnd, coto rciiut-Kt; Wee wilHuciul lt ??Hank Md'enssi .".tfiismH.sron'ot'coin ot poi'is >>>. iimii. ? Vois i-i-ls.iinrTM DR.KEWS NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely Stop That Cotfylu ?'Resoluti?ns on the Death' of Dr. '' . -W. H. Timrnermah. 3? Whereas, Almighty God in\Hff> '?jinfinite wisdom removed by death from us July l-ttli, 1903 Dr. W. H. Timmerman, President of Citizens Tianlc of ??atesburg, B?f?suuns S. C., be it resolved: ? .Thirst, That we humbly bow. tn -God's dealings, knowing1'that Hi? .jfe^?HH.Ufig*- well.- ;>r.::-?...":-.'.-:rr .Second, That in Dr. Tii?iincrman [we had a man bf the highest type of ionox,- integJ0t^.-.^yaiipathy...-and generosity, and the state one of her best citizens. , Tliird, That his ability, exten sive-acquaintance, gr'?al populari ty; a nil unbounded confidence the people had iii liinr, made tlie Citi zens Ban ld oj" Uatesbirrg .from-its" begriming., raj Fourth, That , this preamble/and r?solutions be spread on.our minutes, 1V.;Copy be sent. to Iiis faniUy,; tia ^newspapers- ol* , Edgetield, - Saluda,' ;Le\.ington .and Aiken counties for -publication. ^ i'..: k? Ci Ridge]),! r . . VV.K. .Shealy,. .: .;. j M, I'. Bo;itwright. .! .. ( 'ounpittee ,.oVi resolutions Board of -Directors <,?V Citize?is*.Bank'ol' .Batcsbiirg. ? . a' success 1 . Yesterday we'fitted a cus tomer in one of our new Red Cross models: As -she left . she said, " Wrap tip my old ones. I'll wear these in stead."'' The Red Cross Shoe is comfortable the moment you put it on! ??. Its sole, made of specially tanned leather, is flexible. It doesn't bind, cramp or - ' 'draw7 ' the foot; It fits like a glove and bends with your foot, just as your glove moves '.with your hand.' This fall ? Get Style ai "a .i. :U.:..\ Come in and try on the Red .." "Cross. Know for yourself what,,; ! it means, to the thousands of women who wear it, who'would (\ '-rrot be-induced to go back to stiff sole shoes. - Slip your- foot into the Red Cross,-that's the only way you . . will ever realize what a wonder ful difference it does make ! You wouldn't believe a shoe could be sb comfortable. We have it in all styles-High Shoes, $4 arid $5; Oxfords, $3.50 arid $4. ; Agents for Edi We,u*iT n full :sto('l> IMaiiMioii i We die a specialty of Fan yo'orclers promptly at vei The ve. best bread and rolls I sj J Fresh currants,CP&eded '?.?ftikjjiSfcv cit ron and figs at Larder' -f?foek- nf ?Wp yes, s toy? pi:pa.'ntfn'pi I?. . Hie.:,': nt rp iso ii a bid. Raarcev AV .Ioir*osi WH AT? h??ylquartpr? fi>r hussy MIK! wagon harness, bolh doubje : ^(to?gkft..- - , ?y__ .. _. RnthdeV tfc J?iif-B. - Seven Yea rs of Proof. "I have had seven years of-.prf>of that Dr. King's New Discover^ tlie best medicine to take for coughs and^i cold&^&nd for every disea^?/l Trt years ot* proof that Dr. King's New Discovery js, .tlu; ...best renuxly for. coughs ?and .colds. Ja .grippe, ?stli m:i," hay fever, .bronchitis,, hem?rrha ge of the Lungs, and the early stages of consumption. Its tjniely use al ways prevents the, development of pneumonia. Sold uudev guarantee at AV K Lynch $ Co.; Venn & Hol stein, successors, .io ?Ut L Penn & Son ,drug, stores. . 50c and $ 1.00. T rial b'otth' free."'" >reaK.ing in "It bends with the foot" T> ED Cross Pat entColtl^uce, $4-00 cid Comfort Vb'? :!"?;*.<.{ ..-.)..>. ?lp: '.*">::.:.< r}h('->'>'y.???U?t? 1? isihiCK ' l??it??i'jii it1 -V.rV-.; (Tmlo-lluk) ; are leaders Clothing: Shoes lats Jnderwear tome to see md we will you for the iter. Ol' ; of ?mrries <uu\ ies. cy Groceries and can fill .y reasonable prices. twice a week by express P. co. in pa givin respe SoP'Rpttp for ?vpi?lue drpp-o-? I* ?fcjb? talk of th? I. ?\vti. \Y* hav* it :> n,1:;* 11 nf th- popular fhnrip-. May & Torapkio*. '-. -Leirirett's fresh oatmeal and corn jiakes. ii.' Tiiniuons. Master's Hale. : _ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD COUNTY,:. Court of Common Pleas.' .Milton ParkeFy -Admr. of-Estate of Horace Parker, dec'd, et. al., /against* ' ' ' ' Fred L Parker; et./al., . - PUTS* if.nt-to the-decree irr thiacause. I will i >rfer for sale at Public outcry to the highest bidder before the court, house, town of Edgefield and state of South Carolina, on salesday in Decem ber 1908, the same heine: the 7th day of said month between the legal hours of sale, the following described realty to "Wit: \ . i 4 ; ? .* li , A ? ?/ s. - . T^ot'A:' -v' The store lot.. whereon . is situated the' Parkei*- building facing-' the public square a distance of thirty . feet and 6 inches' abou t, and which* store nins back seventy-five feet - having behind it a lot runnintr back about twenty-two feet, making in alf ninety-seven feet in depth and bounded on the north by the; public square, on the east bv the Advertiser building on the south by other'Park?r land and on the west by alley lot. : . Lot B. The alley lot faciner the public square seventeen and a half 17*> feet and. run ning; back ninety seven (97) feet more or less and bounded on the north by the oublie square on the east-by the Parker building;, on the south bv othet Parker lands and on the west by Ryati hotel lot. -\ . Lot C. A lot of land facine Norris avenu? sn the south about forty three feet and eight inches and running; back about me hundred and twenty two feet and bounded on the'north hv the Adverti ser lot and Parker building andmon the ?ast bv other Parker* lands, ;on tha ?outh by Norris avenue and west by the Ryan lot. Lot D. A lot of land facing; Norris avenue ibout forty three feet and eight in :hes and running back one hundred md twenty two feet about and bound id on the north by the lands ? of the Advertiser lot, on the east by .the lot >f the Mercantile Company, on the :outh by the Norris avenue and on the vest by the Parker lot. Terms of sale: One half cash, and ;he balance on credit of one year, with nterest from the day of sale. Pur ihaser to give bond and a mortgage tf the oremises sold, to secure the pay nent of- the.- wemV-poFtwv-mortgaere o include ten ner cent, for attorney's ees if foreclosed, or all cash at pur :haser's option. Terms must be com tlied with or Master is -authorized to esell same day or on future sale day.* 'urchasers to pay for papers. W. F. ROATH. Master E. C. Notice of Special Master. n the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina. Fourth Circuit. ? IN EQUITY. ). A'. Tompkins and I). A. Tomp kins company, on behalf of them selves and all other creditors of the Edgefield Manufacturing Company, Complainants. ..? VS. 'dgefield Manufacturing Company Defendants. To all and singular the creditors f tlve Edgefield Manufacturing onipahy: - '. . Pursuant to the order of the Hon. ? C. Pritchard, Judge of the ci r tit court of the United ' States of merica for the fourth judicial cir iit; dated at Asheville, North Caro la, on the 15th day of'October, )U8, yon and each of you are here NOTIFIED AND REQUIRED To present and prove before me, ; Edgefield court house, South irolina, before the 1st day of De mber, -1H08, your claims against e Edjrefield Manufacturing Corn ily, the defendant above named. If you shall fail to present ami ove your claims before me by the ove stated time, you will be bar 1 and excluded from participation the distribution of the assets of d defendant company. J. D. ALLEN, Special Master. Tax Notice. "he County Treasurer's office will be ;n for the purpose of receiving taxes m the 15th day of Oct. 1908 to the h of March 1909 inclusive. L penalty of one per cent will be led to all unpaid taxes after the 1st ? of Jan. to the 31st of Jan. 1909. two per cent, from the 1st day of ). to the last day of Feb. 1909 and alty of five per cent from the first of March to the 15th day of March he tax levies for the year 1908 are 'ol lows: or State purposes 5J? mills. Ord. County " 5" " Cons. School tax 3 " Special County tax 1J * " Bacon S. D. Special 2 Edgefield S. D. " 2 ** Long Cane SD" 3 Liberty Hill S D " 3 " Johnston S D u. - 3 Plum Branch S D No. 1 3 White Town . S D . 3 R Bonds Pick en s Ts'p 3 R Bonds Wise Ts'p li R " Johnston Ts'p 3 " " Pine Grove Ts'p. " 5 1 " " " Town Edgefield i hool -Bonds:- - " ^ i rporation Purposes .. 2? I male citizens between the ages . years and 60 years except those ipi by law are liable to a poll tax ie dollar each. A capitation tax of mts each, is to be paid on all dogs. commutation road tax of $2.00 m hst be paid by able bodied male ms between the ages of 18 and lars. . . checks or drafts will be accepted yment of taxes unless the party g same can be held personally msible for its payment. J. T. PATTISON. Co. Treas. E. C.