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SOCIETIES OF MEDFOBD.
A. O. TJ. w. I.otlKe No. 9S. meets every seo
ond and fourth Tuesday in the mouth at 8 p. ru.
m their hall in the opera block. Visiting
brothers invited to attend.
B. 3. Webd, M .W.
' E. A. JOHNSOX, Recorder.
W. R. C Chester A. Arthur Post No. 2.
meets second and fourth Thursday's of each
month at S o'clock p. m., at G. A. It. hall, in
Odd Fellows nuildina.
Mrs. Mannte M. Wolf, Pres.
Mrs. Edith Buaddkry. Sec.
K. of P. Talisman lodge No. SI, meets M in
day evening at S p. m. Visitin? brothers al
ways welcome. M. PCKDlX, C. C.
Frank Shidei.f.r, K. of R. and S.
I. O. O. F. Lodse No. 83, meets In L O. O. F.
nail every Saturday at at S p. m. Visiting
brothers always welcome.
Ho rack Nicholson, N. G.
W. F. Shawtkr, Kec. Sec.
I. O. O. F. Kosrue Hiver Encampment. Lsilge
No. SO, meets in I. O. O. F. hall the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at S p. m.
I. A. W'kbb.C. P.
B. S. Webb. Scribe.
Olive Rebekah Lodse No. 38. meets in I. O.
O. F. hall flm and third Tuesdays of each
month. Visiting sisters invited to attend.
Mks. Netttb Webs, N. Q.
Myrtle Nicholson. See.
A. F. & A. M. Meets-first Friday on or be
fore full moon at 8 p. in-, in A. O. U. W. hall.
E. P. GSART, W. M.
W. P. LiPprscoTT. Kec. Sec
G. A. R. Chester A. Arthur Post No. 47,
meets in G. A. R. hall every second and fourth
Thursdays in each month at 7 :.") p. m.
2s". B. Bradbury. Com.
S. H. HOLT. Adjt.
I. O. G T. Meets Tuesday night at 7 p. m.
at A. O. TJ. V hall.
E. A. Jomssos, C. T.
S. W. Holt, Roc Sec
W. C. T. U. Meets at Presbyterian church
veery Wednesdav afternoon at 3:33 p. m.
Mrs. A. A. Kkllosg, Pres.
Mrs. Rose DeGroot, Sec"y.
Young People's Reading Circle Tuesday even
tng of each week, under the auspices of the
Ep worth League.
Eoworth League meets each Sunday even
ing at 6:30. D. T. Law ton, president, Julia
r ulae, secretary
F. A. I. TJ. L. L. Polk lodge No. 2S5, meets
every Tuesday at s p. m.
G. S. Briggs, Pres.
Y. M. C. A . Meets every Sunday at S r m.
at M. E. church. W. 5- Hallv, Pres-
M. E. Right See.
CJLUBCKES OF 5EEDFCSD.
Methodist Episcopal Church H. E. Phipps.
pastor, sSerrices every Sabbath: raoming.
11a.m.. evenicg.TOp.m. Prayer meeting at
7:U p. m. Thursday. Sunday school each bun
day at 10 a. m. R. A. Johnson, superintend
ent. Epworth Reading Circle, 7.-U0 p. m..
Tuesdays. Class meetings every Sunday at
close of morning service-
Christian Church No pastor at present.
Preaching first and third Sundays to month,
morning and evening. Worship every Sunday
morning. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening.
Presbyterian Church Kev. A. S. Foster, pas
tor. Preaching ax 11 a. m. and 70p. m. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E., 6:15 p. m.
Junior Endeavor Seciety at 3 p. m- Sunday.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock.
Baptist Church T. H. Stephen, pastor.
Preaching at 11 a. li. and p. la-
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing. Sunday scaool at lu a. m
The pastors of the different churches are re
quested to attend to corrections.
PE0FFS35I0NAL CASUS.
WM. I. VA-WTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office Bank Building. Median, Or
J. H. WHITMAN,
ABSTRACTOR AND ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Office in bant building.
Medford, Or
Have the most complete and reliable abstracts
of title in Jackson county.
WIIXARD CRAWFORD,
attorney and counselor
. at Law.
Office in Opera block, .
Medford, Or
JUSTIN S. HAMMOND,
attorney at law.
Office I. O. O. F. building, Sredford, Or
ROBT. A. -MILLER.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW,
Jacksonville, Or
W ill practice in alt the courts of the- state.
E. B. PICKEL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Medford, Or
Office: Rooms 2 and 3 1. O. O. F. building.
J.B. WAIT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in Childers' Block, Medford, Or
E. P- GEARY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office Cor. C and Seventh sts., Medford, Or
J)R. O. F. DEMOREST,
RESIDENT DEJrriST,
Hakes a specialty of firm-class work at reason'
able rates.
Office In Opera House,
Medford, Or.
DR. J. V. ODGERS,
DENTIST.
rjermancntly located In Mclford for the
practice of dentistry. From a continued prac
tice of over 14 yeara, I am prepared to guaran-
, tee entire satisiacoon.
Give me a calL Over Sloeers drug store.
DONT
BE 1
BY NOT mOIHa THE RI3HT
f Sun rst 01 Ataioowc Teu. you aixasout '
yORTH PACIFIC fYCLg f,0.
. bicycles or every description.
Makum Bwidiiw -Portianp Oregon.
DO YOU KMOW!
That those big boxes daily arriving at
ANGLE & PLYMALE'S
Are-filled with the finest line of Dross Goods and Trim
mings, Novelties and Notions. Hosiery and Underwear, ever
brought to the valley ?
They are are now unpacking the latest in Gents' Fur
nishing Goods and Spring Clothing ; also Gents', Ladies' and
Children's Shoes.
If you cannot find what you want there you, will not
find it in town. Famous they are, and will be, for pleasing
all patrons with their fine assortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Opera Block, r Medford, Oregon.
BEEK, WHITESIDE & CO.
"SUPERIOR" Stoves and Ranges
Have proved themselves the favorite stove on the Pacific Coast.
NEW STYLES, NEW PRICES.
HARDWARE.
Oliver
Chilled,
Canton C!l?por
BAIN WAGONS.
Farming Implements and Miners Supplies.
Fine Cutlery, Guns and Ammunition.
Adkins & Webb's old stand,
Medford, - - - Oregon.
IF YOU VANT
ANNED GOODS
IF YOU
GROCERIES OR
Davis & Pottenget's.
We have
Act trnnH a
will find in Southern Ore- I
gon. We will always do
the right thing by you
and deliver your goods
tree of Charge.
THE . BEVQLUTiQH
It Causes Little Excitement
When compared with
ROSENTHAL'S PRICES FOR 60 DAYS
This is a bona fide CLOSING OUT SALE, as I wiU positively leave
for the East in a short time.
GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT FIRST COST
Give me a call and satisfy yourself. '
S. ROSENTHAL.
and Casaday Gang Plows.
IF YOU WANT
GLASSWARE
WANT
CROCKERY, GO TO
Bf.Anlr as vnil
Medford, Oregon.
1I tWOLilLU!!
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PUBLIC
SCHOOL
N. L. NXRREOAN, PRINCIPAL.
Num.a of those winning the highest
standing in each grade Uj tho i:oi;th
ending Feb.. 24, 181):l.
2nd Grade A Class. Percy IX-Groot,
Alex. Ilaaley, Leo. Surran.
B Class, Helen Wait, Ray Crystal,
Walter LippiucoU.
3rd Crnde A Class. Walter Faris,
Ralph WilHon, TVillio Eamjart.
B Class. Ralph Crystal, On ia Whit
man, Edna Wait.
4th Grade A Class. Mary Ilsaxsn,
Francis Davis, Geo. Howard.
B Class. Ray Surran, Fred IT.ockor
sraiih, Frank Crouch.
Iadei-s in the 7th Grade B Class.
Helen Holtua UT; Katie Fries 94; Lula
Newton 92.
A Class. Edgar VasDrke 9T; Oliena
Roltan 944; Frudio Angle 91; Archie
Sergcnt 94.
In the final examination Jn History,
A Class, High School, the honor win
ners are: Lee U-ull. Tyson B -h11:
Earnest Walt rs. all 9S ir c.-nt. Klla
Bousimi. Edith VunUyke, Maud John
son. Grace Davis, all 97 per cent. Wal
ter Squires, Virgie Woodford, all 5)0
per cent.
The final examination in Alg.-bra
Class 93. Amos A. Fries. B 'SMe Wnit,
all HW per cent. Grace Foster, Sl.iy
Earheart, 92 p-r cent. Numbir in
class lii: average 90 per cent.
The exam ina". ion was Very thorough
in this work and all questions and prob
lems wer lakon fi-om text books not in
use by the class.
Miss E'.la Bu recti visited the schools
last week.
Miss Jessie Spencer was with us a
short time on Monday.
Miss Ella B-nson of the As will
t ach the Pr.'sptcl school this summei .
Maud Johnstin has bet-n ill for som-r
time but is attending to her school du
ties again.
Ed. nitch is t hom putting in the
sprinir crops but will bj back in the
....1 1
Zorah Bliss commences h.r school
soon. She does fs-.iiiif.-l work, both
student and teacher.
Orin Davis has taken up his b.V.;-
ke-jpin-i and toii:naiish:p agaiu nd 'i'
working as. iniiiiKiny in i: sc:iixi :
room ns uc was ;i lae mm.
Spikenard Sparks.
Very little plowing has been done. I
The crops will go i:r !r.tc according
to the calendar
, . , , ,
e cannot comp.am of the weath-
er so far as variety is concerned.
j Every day brings forth a dozen d:f- i
'"rem MU,l"lT;
School meeting on tl.s Clh. Ke -
suit: Wes. Lewis elected director
to succeed Wm. Carter, M. S. My-!
field elected clerk to succeed Wts.
Lewis.
Roads are In an awful fix from
here to Medford; the nearer -Medford
you gt-t the worse the road..
The road is the reflex manifest.-.tion
of the civilization of a community:
Therefore, etc. etc. We believe that
every man in Mrdford and Central j
Point should be hung for the sin of
omission. If you pull through that !
lane alongside of Olwdl's orchard
and then go and look nt tle wind
rows of iI gravel along lear
creek vou will see what is omitted.
Why Brother Nickell did not rush
a till through the Wislature de
claring this particular road a nuis
ancc, is amazing. A great oppor
tunity for fame, and an "ad m
Times," was hereby foolishly
thrown away.
Tiig stock of school tablets anJ
cnyon at tho corner drug store "J.
:. Slover & Co." on tho window.
Notice To Whom it My Concern.
In in. m ittcr of bulMIng sidewalks, the town
board dulv considered the nunc, and It ap;Kar
lnc tothe'boar,! that a now sidewalk sbould lH
conlmctcd from the north -caM corner of C and
Till si reel to vh Inlersectlon of Uie county roau
near the MeOI.ml dlMtillery. On niet!n. which
was unanimousiy adopted, thtt following order
was made, to-wil:
Wiikkkas Under til provisions of an orvli
nance of the town of Medford. known us orvll
nnnee No. M. passed the Mlh duy o( August, A.
1. ISf-tf. entitled. "An ortllnnncu to provide for
the making and repalrinir of sidewalks." It is
the judgment of the board of trustees that the
public convenience requires that section 1 of or
dinance No. St le enforced and a new sidewalk
be ordered built and constructed upon and along
the street hereinafter described, by tho prop
erty owners owning property adjacent thereto.
TllKltBKoHE -It is ordered thul the property
owners ownlnir and holding property alone tho
foUowtng line within the town of Medford, Or
egon, to wit: Commencing at the norJi-east
cornor of C and Tth street and runniuff thenco
along the east side of C street to lis intersec
tion with the county road near thel Medfora
distillery at north boundary line of said town.
Slid sidewalk to be built of plank not less than .
six Inches wido or tuoru than eight inches in
width ami IS Inches in thickness and of a
width ofhfeet. from the north-east conierof C
a .id 7th street to the north-east corner of blin-k
No. 12 and lobe provided with not less than 5
stringers ix6, and from the north east corner of
block Wlo terminus of walk, width of walk to
be !i feet and -I Inches, wllh 4 stringers 9x6. walk
to bosubstautlally spiked with not less thnn 19
penny nails. All lumber to be of red llr anil
notice is hereby given that a failure to so build
and complete said sidewalk within 90 days from
the .list duy of March. A. D. lsai..will cause tho
owner or owners of property thereby fulling, to
be subject to the penalties provided by said or
dinance. Datcrtnt Medtora, uregon, mill urn nay oi
March A. 1. 1WS.
Wm. I. Vawtbb, Mayor.
Attest, J. H. Furls, Town Recorder,
DR. GUNN'S
CBOOP.
THJ- CHILDREN LIKE IT.
Wh.m a e't'M, inefr fivo nve onton ivwn tyr
Cov:.-.Ui, O -ld and C. oui.luKii i-l r.l lito injlii-tl.-t.ix.
in-re n.-1::T-3ounnr.l.,encd r-iro,
lr. OunoS Oiton Svrap 1 a h.ruil.LB and pi ess
act to Th -. itc s honey. Thl Is a mother's horn
remedy, why not try U Hold at AO oenu.
By G. II. Hakklns. Medford
mmm syrup
iLroa ccl-cms.
Talent Talk.
- Talent school closed frthe term,
having had six months, under the
management of Prof. Beaty and
Miss Roberts.
Old Mr. Beeson hns been laid tip
with rheumatism and a combina
tion of complaints, the effect of la
grippe of a year ago.
The young folks of Talent at
tended a pleasant social dance
given by the Phoenix folks, of which
I guess Mnnafraid'jfttbear will give
you a report.
Our constable, J. li. Carlisle, is
suffering from a severe cold, con
tracted while sinking a one hundred
foot shaft on the divide, between
Wagner creek and Ashland.
A meeting will be called soon to
try to raise means to bail J a new
school building. The one now in'
use is not fit to confine criminals in,
much less innocent pupils and
teachers.
James V. Briner is spending a
few days with ust buying a supply
of provisions to take to hi rich pla
cer mines on Beaver creek, where
he expects to dig out a small for
tune this summer.
. Wm. Abbott has been running
his saw mill nearly all "winter and
has a supply of lumber on baud,
waiting for the roads to dry up so
as to be able to deliver, to fill the
numerous orders.
If we are not much mistaken
your correspondent at Phoenix has
closen a misnomer for his 110m de
plume, for if be is the person we
take him to be he is the hero of a
hundred lear fights, anl always
came off victorious.
This little village is at present
very quiet, for uearly every able
bodied man i at work n the farm.
?r cl'"H""g r.J wh1. or pro.pect-
lug, although just at prrsent the;
snow on old Wagner Peak is too :
d--cp to admit of successful pros- j
pectins, but as Poo: as the snow j
;,,aj
have disappeared a great deal
of actual work will be done, and
without a doubt numerous ledges i
;n i, .1,-. 1 .,..1 !
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i denominations. Rev. J M..mn j
; of the Seventh Dav Baptist, Father
j i;,owt.r,tlr,iie Dunkard. Bro. Mahler !
i,f i ...j,.,.!:"., fr:4 .,.c 1
f ,a anJ Sunday scbwl i
led by Killings. Also spiritual cir-1
.c!c - s innumeral-Ie, and a literary
society, and last but not least by a !
j0al, the Alliance, with "one;
' hundred and thirty live members ;
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mo more roimiis. 1
Mrs. R. C, G.xldard passed over '
to the unknown shore after a hwig'
and painful iiluess.at her daughter's ;
home, Mrs. Ersula Dean, on Satur-i
day morning, March IS. ' A large i
procession of her friends and neigh- i
i,r9 followed her remains to the j
Talent cemetery, where, with ap- j
i-onriate ceremony she was laid!
away to the long rest, after so long
a journey on earth, she having
passed her sixty -sixth birth day.
5?he was a dutiful wife, affectionate
mother, and true friend. Sic transit
gloria mundi.
At about 2 o'clock pi m.,
the house of James Purvis, lieing
the fine residence built by David
K. Stearns during his life, caught
fire from a defective flue, and in
one hour was entirely consumed.
The neighbors immediately gath
ered from far and near, but a strong
wind blowing, they were unable to
save the residence, but prevented
the out buildings from catching
fire and also secured the most of
the household goods. Their loss
is about 11,500" and comes very
heavy on Mr. Purvis at this time.
Several of the citizens are build
ing new board fences .around their
fine farms and are moving the time
worn, old fashioned, Virginia rail
fence9 to the back ground. A few
years ngo tho principle occupation
of this neighborhood was the mak
ing and hauling of rails, and Tails
passed" as legal tender to pay tor
produce and groceries, but with the
introduction of more modem im
provements no more rails are' used.
It is hard tor an old timer to get
used to the new order of things, and
every day brings something new in
this rushing, progressive age.
I have been reading the predic
tions of John McGvern and Ait-
drew II. Green, in regard to the fu
ture of the great citis of America
one hundred years hence, .and it
occurred to me it would bo. a fine
idea for The Mail to solicit essays
from the students of the various
schools, teachers or any one else,
to give their opinion in regard to
tho development of our beautiful
valley during the next ten- years.
Not of any one particular spot, but
tho whole of this cove, surrounded
as it is by the rim of everlasting
mountains. If one part is i ta proved
the whole valley will feel the im
pulse. It is evident some great
chango must take place in our
financial and business affairs, or
there will not be employment for
the rising generation that are now
attending our numerous schools.
A great deal of excitement, which
caused a lar;e crowd to gather, hap
pened today. Some time ago Ben
Dyer discovered a very rich ledge
of gold quartz where the railroad
had cut through the point of a bill
near here, but the R. It. Co. would
not allow him to work the mine on
their right of way, until lie should
prospect the ledge further away,
and then if it proved rich, they
were to gjve him the privilege tu
open to the right of way. He sunk
a shaft fifty or sixty feet away, first
having bonded the land from the
owner, G. F. Billinjrs. On last
Friday he came to his home, hav
ing left his tools and windlass at
the mine. Today when he and his
men went back," they f.und some
parties from Ashland working the
mine, claiming to hold a bond for
a deed from G. F. Billings for t'ha
land, and also asserting that they
had taken out seven hundred dol
lars since last Saturday. It made
Mr. Iver pretty hostile and it is
bard to 6ay how it v ill terminate.
It throws a rather wrong appear
ance, eithvr on the Atrhlaixl parties,
or else on our esteeyved Sunday
scltool leader, O. F. Billing.
- Vox.
Griffin Creefc Gatherings.
Farmers about here are busy sum
mer following now days.
Miss Minnie McPher?on is quite
low with remittent fever.
We welcome "Manafreidofabear,"
he is newsy and lots of it.
Mr. Phipps, of Medford, was out
viewing our beautiful scenery last
Sunday.
V. S. Crowell it S.r have set out
quite a good tized almond orchard
this spring.
Mr. Mel herson has been making
improvements in the line of fencing
the past week.
PluK'nix people are late with their
garden '"sass" the ntust of ours
has gone t H-ed.
Elmer B.tshfurd, the popular
lionk keejer fr tin; lisiii!ery Co..
Sundayed with his parents.
Miss "Ru. sell's first week of $cbiol
has passed iF very nicely and the
scholars are all loud in bsr praise.
Chas. Ivewcllan is going to g(-t
out 100 pounds of quartz from his
mine, to l? sent with other collec
tions of this kind to the World's
Fair. It is hoped that other Griffin
erectors who are interested along
this line will help to make the miu
in interests in this Dart of the val
ley show up as well as jossible.
True. Wilson, Bashford and For
dice Co., have trauVd their-horse
power for a steam engine 12 horse
power. They are going to fit up a
cook wapia with all the modern
iniprovemef its electric lights, turk
ish baths, etc. Jerry True will be
the captain. He wanted to be
measurer hut tb company have
corlcludel that lie gives too good
measure.
The next time that ManafraKIof
abcar makes another such break -:;.
the one thai appeared ii last week's
Mail about our worthy neighbor
Jerry True, we promise him that he
may well be afraid of a bear, for
when Jerry gets "riled1 he is a bear,
and a grizzly at that. Let us ex
plain a littie: The Pboenixite came
to Mr. True's and wanted four sacks
of wheat. A trade was made by
which he paid for two sacks and
Mr. True thinking of course that Ik
wanted the amount talked of in the
start, proceeded to fill up four sacks.
Imagine Mr. True's surprise when
the Phoenix man drove off without
saying a word. No doubt Mana
fraidofabear is a relative of Geo.
Washington and his little hatchet,
but this climate has a bad effect on
such people, we are told.
C. C. C.
Cholerine in Pennsylvania. -
Swicklev, Penn.; We had an epi
demic of cholerine, as our physicians
called it, in this place lately and I made
a great hit with Chamborlain's Colie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea ttemcjdj . I sold
four dozen bottles of it in ouo wees and
have since sold nearly a gross. This
Remedy did the work and was a big
uA vnt-tispini'nt for mo. Several rx.r-
sons who had been troubled with diar-!
rhoea for two or three weeks were .
cured bv a few do8 of this medicine.
P. P. KSAPP, Ph. G.
25 and 50 cent bottles for salo by G.
H. Haskiss, Druggist.
rQuakor Rolled OaU at Davis &
Pot tender's.
New Prize Baking Powder at the
Popular Grocery ct C. Wr. Walters.
Buy a can and get a beautiful dish.
Are You. Going Eaat.
If so, it will ba to your advantage- te-
call on, or write to the undersigned be
fore making arrangements for your
trip. 1 can give you choice o two ot
the most popular lines crossing the
continent and etui guarantee to you a
safe anJ pleasant journey long to be re
membered. The Santa Fe Route
hns a world renowned reputation for
the excellence of its sorvioo, its. mag
nificent palace and tourist sleeping
cars are run on all tralna. between Pa
cific coast and Chicago. Reclining ohair
cars, seats free. Passinjr through the
grapdest scenery on earth.
Harry J. Youxo,
Agsnt. 271 Alder St.,
Portland, Oregon
Thackeray's Tea bcrvlc.
Mrs. Anne Thotkeraj Ritcule tells that
her illustrious f.Jhtr'a house was like &
bachelor's efiabiUhment. witli cracked
cliina autl frayed tablecloths. One morn
ing, however, there mysteriously appeared
a Lamper containing a beautiful breakfast
array, accompanied by a coyy of the fol
lowing: Of eteem a ft token
Fate preserve it uabrokeul
4. -friend Mods Uiia Lea Uifch ut porcelain rajav
And wiUi truib ai.J iucerii.y
VLhcs b-wlth aLd pro-;;eri?y
To tlie tsaul 1L A-Tit:nana vt -Vasitj Fairr
Ko one coaid gnras who the uysterioa
doner uigiit bt, end for many mornings
tbe problem wts nitaUrd while the family
took tfatir brrcUobt from tL.e lice new
china. Vcrs aTttr, vrhsuJeamrs a a, about
to sail for Aiutrajia. Le aaid reproaebf oily
to bU c!d em jl-yer: "I at-nt you the break
l.tst things. Voti fruuseed a great many
people, but yoa never guessed they cam
from me."
Bods Sunj tijr Gray Clad Soldiermv
The "Jack Morgnii Sonsster," compiled1
by a captain in Cjc-oc-nd Ijuk'b army daring
the rebellion, it today retained its a verita
ble curio in t'-e collection of an Indiana
gentlemen. Tom book coo taint the songs
sung by theConfodcrate soldiers, including
the criminal -Dixie," -liitppy Land of (."
aian," etc.
liut it wa uoc Hhraysof var alarms that
the gray clad aoldiecs sac. The book in
daiiesnutny ot the old time sentimental
ta-.-orHe -iei!y Gray," -Annie Laurie,-"
"Ijoreaa." and- Lorna Uply," -The
Old Kentucky Home," "Belie H rand on,"
"Do Tbey Aiiss Me at Homef" "Erer (J
Thee." "in Uie Hazel Dell." "Old Bob Bid-h-y."
'Home. Sweet llome." "Oh, Willy,
We Have Missed You," end many and
many another ot the like, tba& thirty years
ago were on every melodious Up.
Tratelins Stones.
The travel in k stones in Nevada are said
to equal ns cuit&iiies those of Australia.
Tbt-se stones are perfectly round, about
as large as a walnut and of an ivory
nature. When distributed about on the
door, table or any smooth surface within,
two or tbrre feet of each other they imme
diately commence traveling toward each
otheraud niect at a common center, and
there lie bundled in a bunch like eggs in a
rest- A binle torte removed to a distance
of four feet upon being released returns
to the heap, bat if taken away as much as
Cre 'feet remains motionless. They are
largely composed of magnetic iron ore.
The l-ap!cer" Sarprtee.
"li-j-w's a big bit, and" good, too, if
"twara't so mttddv."
"u-sur
Troth,
A Scoi e,
n'vrA b.
Httrd Up Cv-nt Say, boss, can't yer
give a feller a few cents to help him
along?
Mr. Delaw-ney Why don't yon da
something faw yaw onn living? Yon had
better ask for bwains iustead of money.
Hard Up Gent Well, boss, I asked
yer for what J thought yer had the most
of. Brooklyu Life.
Rheumatism Quickly Cared,
Thro days is a very short time in
which to cere a bad case of rheumatismr
b.it it can b- done, if the proper treai-ut-:i?
U adapted, as will be seen by the
following from James Lambert, of New
Brunswick, III.; "I was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips and lejrs.
when I boushta bottle of Chamberlaia'!
Pain Balm. It cured me in three days.
I am all right to-day: and would insist
on every one who is afflicted with that
terriblo disease- to use Chamberlain'
Pain Baira and get well at once." 50
cetit bottles for sale by GH. Haskiss,
Drtiist.
State or Oirtoi City of Toledo,
Ll CAS COUSTT. f
FRAXK J. Chksby make oath that
be is the senior partner ef the firm ot
F. J. CUEJfEV & Ct, doing business in,
the City of Toledo County and St
ahresaJd, and that said firm will pay
the sum, of ONE HUNDRED) tXU
LARS. for each and every case, of Ca
tarrh that cannot bo cured by the use
of Hall's Catarrh Ctrc
FRANK. J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before toe and subscribed
in my presence, th 6th day of Decem
ber, A. D. lSSti.
A. W. GLEASOX,
Notary Public
seal.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O..
t-Sold by Druggists, 76.
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