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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1898)
4? m ur County I for residents..! - Katie Point Katleta. BY A. O. BOWLBTT, Lin Clemens was over last week visiting the ltador family. Our teacher, Mill Ann Jeffrey, spent Saturday in Medford. , j Mrs. George Morine oame down from the Oorden plaoe laat week. J. P, MoQee oame out from Med ford last l'rlday, returning the same day.-j ,. Our Newbury was shaking hands with his friends in Kagle Point laat week. A. Hoyt, of Big Butte, was the guest of J. M. Lewis last Thursday night, Miss Myrtle Daley, of Little Butte, was visiting relatives here . lusv mo. J. W. Wiley, the Medford oattlo and wheat buver. was out anions us last week. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Stiokel, of Medrord, were visiting J. J. Fryer last Sunday.' Unole ' Jemle Mills, ' of Browns boro, was smiling on his friends in our town Monday of last week. Mrs. K;, Simon ' and ,Mik Alio Kllppej were tbe g uests.or pn, ,ty. McGee last Friday jui : Saturday! , AIm- nkvta. ; Ynrnurl-. nf ..Ikll plaoe, but now of Salmon" .rlwr, Calif., has ;beeo spending fw days hert,,.iUj i, jpeaAifff , Jpaeplt : Wilson, cwfhpwwiti-tf'bi -v m! ' , . UU VIh n..li. .fcUA hf B .A' i r. pueaj Mi m VW.Nflf'IIWW , day. Miss Lottie Brown i returned to the Carlton farm with them. There has been '. a large amount of corn planted during the past week and the farmers are now wish ing for rain, although the wheat crop looks extra fine for this time of the year. Our son-in-law, JVM. Lewis, and family, acoompanied by. Miss Fan nie Donegan, the school teaoher in district no. 87, wars our guests nun iliv. Miaa Donesan reports every thing flourishing In her school. ( . There baa been a big Mare on ao count of the heavy .frost short time ago, as it was (bought thai the early froit was killed. However, from all reports ithere will be' an abundance of fruit af all kinds.. . Old lady Glvet,t,-llving near the mouth, of Little. Patte,; met, with quite, a, .serious, accident one day lut week. :, She.was going up some stalre when she lost her balance and fell about five feet,' bruising her limUerjibaly,.' ;,;,.,.,.. ! Lest Friday the voters met at the sr.hMl house and voted to levy a tax of 46 milU, for the purpose of building j ana i (urniiniDg vb new nhmt house. . The board decided to build ". house;. 80x60 feet-rtwo- rooms and one story hign. , , : The two Mays families and J. A, Underwood, recently from Alabama, who have been stopping here for the last two mouths, started for Port land last week. David Mays wrote to a friend that they were doing from there to St. Louis, Mo. didn't like our stioky soil. As an evidenoo of the patrlotio feeling in these parts the good old flafl is flung to the breese and the stage driver, uiaua wnue, dbb.ii flag attaohed to the top of his stage. Speaking of patriotism brings to mind the soene at Eagle Point last Saturday. Thk Medford Mail was out ahead of everything else, as usual, and the crowds were all very anxious to read the lateBtnews from the seat of war. ',."", Last Saturday the People's Party met in the Inlow hall, in primary, and eleoted P. J. Van Hardenburg asohairman and James Kent as seoretary., S. A. Carlton, . George (Stevens and A. C. Howlett were chosen M delegates . to . attend lth county convention, and A. C. How lett was selected for justice of the peace and J. H. Franoh for oon stable. The same day the Demo oraUi after an adjournment of the Populists, held their primary in Pool's hall, choosing John Ashpole Ask Your Doctor, what effect alum has upon " the stomach. ' Then ? make up your mind or "children's food. . . 'H&XmWs MM -'Ufpixt cre'am:of "tartai1 W; '" soda. Nothing else. ss chairman and T. K. Nlohols as seoretary. They eleoted T. E. Nloh ols and B. U. Holmes as delegates to attend the county convention next Saturday in Medford. They did not name any preoinct officers. Last Saturday morning Lewis E. Smith oalled on your correspondent and deposited twelve coyote scalps, the, result of an afternoon's work. He and one of bis brothers dug out a den, killing one old one and eleven pups. Some of the women are talk ing of giving the two boys a dinner as An evidence of their appreciation nf Uiulr effort. The same day J. B. Montgomery presented three scalps. So by the oounty court paying a bounty of $1.26 per scalp we are gotting rid of a terrible nui anoe. . . Two yoars ago R. J. Warren, a drug, glit at i'leasaot Brook, N. Y.. bought a mall supply ol Chamberlain's Coogb Kumedy, He lumi up the result as follows: "At that time tbe goods wore unknown In this section; today Cham berlain's Cough liomedy Is a household word.',' H is tbo same in hundreds, of communities, Where ever the Rood qualities. 1 ol . Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy become known tbe people will have not h lag else. For sale by O. H. Hasklns, druggist. f terns from FoeraiM's Creek. ;; '"t uo' cabjbt.;;, : '. Urol Wales wo the goeet of Mrs. Wllsob 5tardajri M :...:. MfiBtfjtoB Job.01soh ttad,a,buiineas trip toGoldHilHaatwHav.'--i , "' Flrum' and Olive Crump were visiting their mother recently. . Mrs. .Nanoy Wilson oalled on Mrs. Barney Olson last Monday. Lewis Bowen, of Eden precinct, was over visiting relatives Sunday. Mrs. Rblnehart and children were the guests of Mrs. Weiss Sun day., ; i , E. Russ, of Medford, was visiting his friends on Poorman's creek re cently. Mrs. 1. sublet has baa a severe attack of the rheumatism but is better now.- Mr. Higinbolbam and son were the guesU of Mr. Wrisley and family recently.' '.' John and LtssiO) Olson were the guests of Misses Maude and Grace Wilson Bunday. . Mr. and Mrs. John Dune and children ',. visited with friends in Medford last week. A social, dance was given at the residence ., or v K. F. ..Yooom last Saturday, evening. All in "attend- anoe report a splendid time. There waa a magic lantern show at tbe school house .laat Thursday evening. Every ; person attended and all report the entertainment good one,, ., ,' . , . .. v ;;jnr. cein, i wou uu. imu .iu ' ir' . .. 1 1 . i Southern California for the past fourteen months for his health, re. turned home last week. His health Is greatly improved. .....j - The literary sooiety met as usual Saturday evening. There. was . a good program for the evening; 0011. silting of recitations, rehearsals, dialogues and singing. One dia logue, "The Old Man and His Two Bovs." was nut in BDlendid shape J by John Dungee, John, Lilly and Charlie Householder. The question for the next meeting is Resolved, "That the Indian Has Been worse Treated by the People of America than the Negroes." , When Traveling take oa every trip a bottle of Syrup of Pigs, as It acts most pleasantly and ef fectually on the kidneys,' liver, and bowels, preventing fovors,'headaohs, and all forma of eloknesa. ' For sale In 50 cent bottles bv all le&dlcsr druggists. Manufactured .by the California Fig syrup uo. oniy. - ' - ; V" Climax Items. ; Win.-Holeman : was at Ashland on Fridav ''k.; ?.: I J. C. Tijrnidge mid'e jyinftVip W ABtland Mm&i?jf$; I We are having .soiniain ln 4he mountains at prasVjNK; ;Miss' Rosa F)emtaig;was. :ai whether.. you. will., put , any m Medford a couple of days last week. Mr. Granger, of Ashland, was in bur locality upon business recently, ' A. wyland and daughter senna were at Medford one day last week. ' 0.' C. Charley, of lirownsboro. was at his father's one night last week. : K Mrs. J. Turnidge is visiting this week with-, her sister-in-law, Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe. , We are glad to say that Mrs. Duffleld, who has been quite sick, is abls to be up again. . There waa an arrival of a nice baby girl at the borne of MK . and Mrs. lloleman on the lgth (net. ; -: We are verv sorrv to have to an nounce (he illness of Grandma Miller, She is very low with la grippe, We are very glad to announce that Mrs. J. W. Bigels, who has been quite ill fur some time,; is much butter. . Misses Emma Worlow and Annie Rodsobow, of Big Sticky, were the f;uests of Mr. Wyland and family set Sunday. ' There will be church . at the scliool house tbe third Sunday in May. Will have two sermons and a basket dinner. SooUing sohool was at Wor low's hall lost Sunday and we all had quite a pleasant time. It will be at Mr. Rummel's next Sunday. ..... BuoUen's Arnica Salva. The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, soree, uloers, salt rheum, fever eorns, and all skia eruptions, aad post uvety euros pues, pr ag pay raquirew. It Is f uaranteed to give -perfect aatla foetlea or money refuadedV Prlos 290 per box. For sale bv Cnae. Strang . - Browasboro Iteau. , ' H. Albers. of Central Point,' was in town upon business Monday. 'Miss Mira Carlton, recently from Kansas: visited in this vicinity Tuesdayl , . Miss Anna McDonald left Satur day for San Francisco, where she intends to remain for some time. Wm. Keegan, - of Jacksonville, accompanied by his nephew, Mr. Mooney, is spending the wee a at the MoAUister soda springs. Miss Ora Daley, who spent the winter in Shasta Countv, Cali fornia, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daley, of Lake Creek.: 1 ' ' ; ' Vinton Beall. Jrl. of Central Point,' aocompanied by a friend, was the guest of T. Baldwin Wednes day night.' . They proceeded with a loan Ol, supplies mi muuuviv iw following 'day..''' ,"l,'.. ' ' ' ' h;,!G; Kealeraoli and ' J.:'R!.'..Van Wbkle,, of, Cold Hill.palled in town Sunday. ,,They were , return ing from a trip to Big Butte, where they ha4 been looking for, . a good location for a dairy ranch... Americans' are the 'most Inventive people 00 eartn. to tnem nave oeen Issued nearly 600,000 patents, or more than one-third o( all tbe patents Issued In the world . No discovery of modern years has .been of greater benefit to mankind, tnan ' unamoeriain s luuc, Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain ana sunenng. 3. W.Vauffhn.otOakton.Kv..savs: "I nave useo unam certain 'suouo, unoiers and Diarrhoea Remedy In my family for several years, and find it to be the best medlolne I ever used for cramps In the stomach and. bowels." . For sale by G. H. Raskins, druggist. Aahland Items. ' Max Praoht returned from his northern trip Sunday, Ashlxnd business men have sent H. J. Mattoon to Klamath County on an advertising trip. . Mise Mabel Cutts, who has been visiting her sister in Grants Pass, returned home Monday. 0. O. Helman went to Ft. Jones, Calif., Monday, where he will be instr uctor for the brass bands at Etna and Ft. Jones. Dr. J. K. Reader, of Ashland, has volunteered his services to Gov. ernor Lord as an army surgeon dur ing our little unpleasantness with Spain. ..... i ,'Ali Mayfield is shipping ten ton of rich ore., from his mine in. the Covelmlning district to the'Huffer quarts mill, neat' Jacksonville, for reaaouon. j ,;., t ;,;;.;f I Rose'nbaim will m day op erator in the. freight' office ins Ash. land.! He .returned to . this city Mond.ay, from mtnto.tfkw, where he' has beeniiifor,,the.iast1 mqnth assisting at the" Southern Pacifio Regular army (arpjdMi'i Howell, a veteran of the oivil war, have each tendered, jtheir. servloea to Governor Lord, expressing their willingness to serve' the' United States as colonels in the war) with' Spain. ,.::: 'V : Miss Esther' Sllsby, formerly, of this oity. reoently sang s a solo : In the First Vnitarian Church, of Oak land.' Calif.; and was' highly . dim plimented, She also haB the part pr.7cm AfeealMter fur of second alto in the Oakland Lady Quartet. Miss Sllsby is . much pleased with her work and finds the climate agreeable and beneficial to her health. ,a ;'y t Company D. 0. N. G.. is now filled to its full strength and several have bad to be refused admission on its muster roll. With very few ex ceptions tbe boys are eager for ac tive participation . in our warfare with Spain, and the probabilities are tbey will soon be gratified. It is said one of the boys offered $500 to anyone who would find a way for him to escape having to go with the company in case they were or dered out, but his example is not in the least contagious and the other bpys would rather, give, their 600 to get to go with the company. Hon. Wi F, Herrin, of San' Fran cisco, a noted attorney in the em ploy of the S. P, Railroad Company, has presented to, tb .Ashland pub lic library a complete set of thirty nine volumes of, Bancroft's History, together with twenty. miscellaneous volumes.' ' Mr1. Herrin Wat formerly a resident of the- Granite ' city,1' at whioh plaoe bis father still resides, aad evidently bears his old' towns people and associates) ia remem brance. The library baa . also , re ceived, through the courtesy of Eon. Thos. 'H.' Tongue, 86- volumes of war records of the United States, a gift quite valuable and timely. : : Mrs.1 A. Inveen. residing at 720 Henry St., Alton, 111;, suffered with sciatic rheumatism for over eight months. She doctored for it nearly the whole of this time, using various remedies rec ommended by friends, and was treated by the physicians, but received no re lief. ,8he then used one and a half bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, whleh effected a complete cure. This Is published at her request, as she wants others similarly afflicted to know what cured her. The 25 and 60 cent sues for sale by G. H. Hasklns, drug gist.',,", . . .Yankee Creek Happenings. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Smith are both quite ill. , ;.,.,....,;.-. y:uW. . James Edington, of Central Point. visited relatives here last week. , Mrs. Eli Hogan and eon. Brooks. visited relatives in Medford last week. ' ' : "- ' ' ' "' " ' Mr. and Mrs. W.' W. Edington and daughters are visiting 1 James Shields and family this week. . Mr. and .Mrs. L tW, Greadry, . of Big HUcky, were suesu oi Mr. and Mrs.. Tames Shields Saturday and Sunday;'. ' " ;..' ,.. Harry Caton recently' purchased a new wheel, and from the begin ning he has made in learning to ride we' judge he.g.will soon , be among the best riders. ., : MODERN SCIENCE. PreaieHems tor the TvreaMetk, C- . tmrr .Ar Bread. It may be that we are, with respect to the coming century, in the same imma ture mental condition in which the peo ple of the eighteenth century were with regard to the nineteenth, says the Pop ular Science Monuuy. it some one in the preceding century bad dared to pre dict the wonderful achievements of the nineteenth, he would probably -" have been declared a fool, and treated as was Hobcrt Mayer, in Germany, in this century, who, after the discovery oi tne law of the conservation of force, was put" into an insane asylum. : A like fate might befall the man who should dare now to cast a horoscope for the twen tieth century, and to predict the prog ress of the human mind In the various domains of scientific research. -After all, those may be right who, in spite of all those acquisitions on which we so Justly pride .ourselves, are of , opinion that , we are still moving In only the Initial, steps, in the leading string of evolution, and that we are yet very far from the goal of those-material and Ideal aims which the 'human race in its unremitting onward "struggle is des tined to attain, qr to show its capacity of attaining. 1 Th,e great Str.Isaao New ton usedperhBpJ.themostapproprite simile, when'eqmpajedmen with children who oh the seashore are pick-: irif'p'here' and 'there a edrions pebble QT.oolored shell w,Be.gTeavaeor truth lies still unexplored before them. I, We can only 'conjecture' as to the prob ative TjrogTess, aa we cannot snow woibk. position we occupy in the course 01 nn man iSTOlutlon, whether we are still ln Its Beginnings or well advanced. Tola Ilea hidden in the bosom 01 the luture. 1 : ' draWinq ON THE waLl. A Rasa Writer Bars B ritl Have Bseai Bxas;enitea. K;. The Soman correspondent of the Ber-; lln Tageblatt throws cold water on Vie exaggerated reports of the dtaoovery by Prof. Maniochl Of a drawing Of the oruolflxlon, cm 'ai ,anHnt wall , in Ih'e Eternal city. lie soys that the sketch Is so faint that the outlines of tbe cross, as well . ss of the persons sur rounding It, can be made out only with tbe aid of a magnifying ; glass, apd then very imperfectly. To decipher the scene supposed to be represented, to say nothing of the Inscription, requires n strong Imoglnation, 80 far as the persons represented are concerned, it Is quite possible to make out what they are doing. Tbe hammer that Prof. Mai rucchi thought he saw in the hands of one of the soldiers climbing upon the cross might just as easily be tag. Beneath this figure is to be read the name "Mietlllus," or something like it. In the upper left-hand corner are to be seen the Roman numerals XI., IV. and V. A ladder is leaning against both crosses represented, and it is quite pos sible that the picture may be of a scene aboard ship. Of the supposed figure of Christ, the correspondent could see nothing at all. He could read plainly the name "Flletus." Plainly, also, ap pears through the confused mass of half-obliterated latin and Greek in scriptions, though party injured by dilapidation of the wall, the name "Creates" (Cbristus), behind which a large picture of a hammer plainly ap pears. The entrance to the room where this wall-drawing is found is under the so-called "Bridge of Caligula.'' ' ; FINDS IN FIjT SSipleraflen Fartr DlMevers Bew iWHitnnltolilul. A scientific exploration party ' In charge of Prof. Agassiz recently paid a visit to the Fiji islands, making some discoveries, of much general interest, reports the Japan Gazette. AtMaram bo they located an extinct volcano, open on the north ride. : Sotted over the sur face of .the water In tbe crater were numerous mushroom-shaped rocks, and the water ItKClf in tbe light of a burn-, ing sun revealed to tbe visitors hitherto unknown beauties of color;- AtTploy crater of an extinct ' volcano ' waa found.' into -which the steamer could enter and aail around.'. Here, as in other places; the visitors were, entertained with a i"mllri, miki," which seems to be something; in; the nature of s ccrro-i bore..Tio-;fi i-.-if .!'' iuJ.tiv u In the various lagoons visited dredg ing waa resorted to for the purpose of securing specimens of coral and marine animalcule.. On-the rocks at tbe base of the Solos' lighthouse, near the North Astrolabe reefs, at Kandava island, two sea snakes were caught by Capt. Thompson, who saw no less than ten of them in as many minutes. . The capture of several live speci mens of bulolo, or coral worms, ap peared to have caused much gratifica tion to the searchers, who, aided by tbe natives in canoes, discovered them in thousands. The worm is said to dis solve after being about two hours on the surface. . When the results of - Prof. Agasslx's investigations are made public- tbey will, doubtless, provide much Interesting and valuable information. ." X A QUEER "GROUND." . DIsMvereeV fcr Mbum White Bto . patriae m VmmU. , . . 1 "Who ever heard of a snake not over three feet inJenglh grounding a tele graph wire and rendering it useless for. two dsys and as many nights?' waa the question asked of a number of rail road men by a well-known liiieman who has care of the Western Union Tela-, graph company's wires along the line, of one of the greatest trunk systems in the state of Ohio. "It waa this way: "During the republican national con vention at St. Louis, in 1890, whenevery wire in the country waa needed : and taxed to its utmost capacity with bul letins from the convention, that one of the through wires from St. Louis to Cleveland became grounded on my di vision, causing me no end of trouble, and compelling me to go from pole to pole for two days before locating the trouble, which, to my astonishment, was caused by a, small snake of greenish color, and about three feet in length. One end of the make was lying across the wire, while the other end was rest ing against the lightning rod which h placed on every fifth pole of a tele graph line. - The snake when taken off and examined was found to be nearly burned in two, caused by the strong current of the telegraph wire and the direct ground circuit obtained from the lightning- rod. How the snake came in this position will always be a mystery, but no doubt it was thrown there after being killed by some one walking along the railway track. County Treasurer's Twentyflrst No- : . uce. .'. Office of Cotjhtt Treastjrm ) nr JAmfVMi OonifTY Ohkrom. f JAnKftnirviTJiV. orboon. adtii is. iSsS. Notion Ii berabv triTen tfaki there are funda'ln tbe eountT treuury tor the redemption of all ruitnLaindiniy count warrants D-oteaterl from t .-n iorr rvfvw. kn. tana - Ka k dates InoloBtve. Ibterest on the Btune will oease . viBiir. 1 . BJinaraiBii, BTGK). R Lindlmt, County Treasurer, Deputy. NOTICE FOJl; PUBLICATION T.anrl affieeat ItbshuM. OreMn. AturilX.mR. Notloe to hereby : jUren ; thai the if oUowine namea aeiuer dm mea notioe or me lnienuou to make final Droef In Atjtrttort et kl elalm and that said proox wm eii coanv JaoksoaTi On H. B. No. Ttw,or the- airssjfcTwH neX, nu.aKassSs.iser wUu-7'.,. 1 tl inH the fdllowlu wiuesses to prove hlrecBtttttuus issWsbus opoa aaa etouvstloa 01 iitiu iano. vis : 1 n..ui W Outran.. TJlLTk BOck. etKall of aibestes, Oregoa, aaaL. SySoUs, ot Wsllea, Ortftm; H.M.VBAste, rb,'Bjlir. II Notice for pyuqATioN. ILaaaoatsstBseMrcOMM.Aptfltaim. MoUoe Is tasrebr siren the I the following Based settler has afed aotiee et her lateaUoa to mure nasi treoi ia wmm oer crm inu atv saia fcsoi inu, w .aw- bjwi ron, at JaoksoarUle, Oreeon, oa May , Ue, M UUS. SAOKisTT. w . On H. B. No. TITS, for the H aeX, nM awM, u bku. mb SO. in SS a. r a VHt .OhA h,i tlmfAllnwIllv WltMRMS to nrovs her enUaaoas raos,poa sa4.eul(lTUon UIHHMn,,!., " Dsawi neraoias, Aionv r. ustm, mta Bsokett. all ot'Aabeatas, Oregon, and I 8. BoUe, ,01 nsues, unsw. ... Mtt VHlVIIIWWrVl $Mrt' mr .; It ia true wisdom for etety body to take a thorough course of Swift's Specifio Just at this seslson of the year. -1 Tbe blood is ilagjBrh and impoverished, and the system ia fnll of impurities which shpoldi be eliminated. In addition to thoroughly ' cleausing the 'blood, and toning up the system so ai to avoid loss of appetite and 'a gen eral . run-down ; feeling in'. the spring, S. S. S. so strengthens and builds np as to fortify against he many forms of dnngeroma illae that abound during the hot 'ram mer season. It is a very sniall matter to take this precaution but it insures health &nd strength all 1 summer. ' Swift's Specific . QQQrsRf d BalamBa IIUIJIwV is far ahead of all 'otne' ievuAim for this purroe.i . It:ia Wiwal bloodremedy- which ,:MOtAly pnriflee the blopd tkiVufmj renovatea the entire sy sWta'', Mea and strengthenJ ths atoifaS('ad renews th:.fMtit.wv ia-4lM only, safe tonic, being rjaaleje2 tobla, and the only hoUtkiti fanmUi to contain ai 1fcjiif, Blphur, mere, ptaah wetter aauMral Bubotaee,, wwsxWioiM aanek impertan to Mif1ev the injurious BfTecU of ths4s' JTatnre should be aaUdVby4w? ture'a ', remedy, . HBa&.t&iStiia 6. S. SJ and be well all bvbbbbsbV ' i,iiw .boaltUA l'i ,'wnt) .A v 4Mi TASTELEGQ IS JUST AS COOOroR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE SOots. ' e alatia. ills., not. is. ana. . Pule MeoiehM Co.. . Uxm, Ho. , CatMMa:-W nU Mw, ew MM H OBUVB TA8TBUCS8 CHILI, TONIC ma km, mmimian gnmrnummar m7r in uivrrfi pertence ot 14 jeu. m tho arna timUtu, kT , BTToMuanlitrU(mTeocfi antrarauSMls. , taotkn u jox Tonic Iooitnlr. ' , ,.Aua,.vussw; - SoU by Cbas. Strang drugels Medford You can , be cured f ilb of men, come to the'oldrt Sptcfaust on tne nox vobh, tat 1 okusetat. Ers lost. Tmw asea ad oslMI B nmianulumjon. Nenrou o4 PhyicaT Bl7llH.T,iltrt.T,I.- A oxubinatKMi otmcfd'MfOtxnt curulve SOW f , lh UoctOf kM uranrd M'W'gl A that it wUlnot.onhr sBord imtMilkisrxM bf TTtrMhlnt tnrt. Th Doctnr onw ia vrf tsTMt anonmtm m rii ur vu. raB m MrajuSo, rum aillr orM '4' , w e w en uwru em. IWTI eejMMelaofcaV viar mm. jeBBin OrMtt XoMum of Araatonsy tne (Mt mi katxs Mueiunof hi hM ia ike MrkL CnM u.4 letun bov wondetfulhr veil .rejnftdet now to nvota ikkmm ua CJtTHieevM i'MSM. Can sr write. aBl blaaks at TAB Mail offl. BMoeateTavjB BMvots WHh OnaO Ontknvtle. enrtt NcBw. MaoO.WI,aratraaa y y EC'llllLL i U.-BV B SflB.Mn",!Srl' V 1, Tila3iiIM IhAMkMllT Mllue ??a ASM. (A r 9