The Medford mail., November 18, 1898, Page 6, Image 6

PURELY PERSONAL.
-A-ifc-i
U, W. Gray was In from Prospool
last week.
-Miss Molltu Baruoburg visited Ash
land ono day last week.
1). Anderton and family, of Talent,
were In the city Monday.
Thco. Glass, of Sains Valley, was a
Medford visitor Tuesday,
Chat. Kllngle was In from Lake
Creek Tuesday upon business.
Merchant C. V. Wotters was at Ash
land Tuesday upon business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris were
down from Ashland yesterday.
Mrs C. R. Chlldi, of Leland, Is here
for a visit with ber sister, Mrs. L. G.
Porter.
Our good friend, J. W. Abbott, was In
from Talent Monday with a load of fine
apples.
A. L. Ferguson was up from California
Tuesday uiglit for a brief stay with his
lainily.
Dr. W. S. Jones and J. H. Butler
were over to their Jenny oreok ranob
last week.
Mrs. J. A. Whitman and Mrs. C. W.
Sherman visited friends in Ashland
last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Wagner, of Ashlaud, spent
last Friday in this city, the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Pickel.
Miss Jennie Darnell left Wednesday
morning for Pasadena, Calif., where
(he will remain during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beidler, of Gold
Hill, were in the olty Monday paying a
visit to friends and doing shopping.
Mrs. J. E. Harvey, of Gold Hill, was
in Med ford last week visltiug her
brother, G. P. Merrlman and family.
Dr. Pickel was summoned to Riddle
Wednesday evening to attend protes-
(tonally upon Mr. Hardman, who is
quite ill.
Uounly Treasurer Jacobs was over
from the couuty seat Tuesday, helping
no ousiness in me wnite ec jacoos gen
erai store.
W. H. Flanders, of La Grande, arrived
In Medford recently and may decide to
remain permanently. He Is a contractor
ana builder,
GarBeld Jack and Dennis Crowioy
were over from Klamath Agency thi
week and each loaded back with a full
cargo of supplies
Mrs. A. S. Biitou and the children
Loraine and Mildred, returned Sunday
morning from tbetr several weeks' Slav
with relatives In North Dakota.
H. C. Brown, of Eagle Point, was in
the Hub city Monday with a load of
lino apples. Mr. Brown purchased
ranob in that locality last spring.
v Wni. Forsyth was in from Asbestos
last Saturday making final proof on his
nomeatead. tiis witnesses were Post
master Frank Davis and Dan'l Rey
noias.
L. G. Porter left last week for the
mines ot Leland. He has entirely re
covered from his recent severe attack
of pneumonia. Dr. Pickel was in at
tendance.
S. Plymale, who has bean stopping in
Southern Oregon for several mouths
past and who has been ill in this citv
tor six weeks, returned to his home at
Portland last week.
R)bt. Reame came over from Klam
athon Saturday evening for a few days'
visit with his Medford friends of
-whom there are not a few. He Is em
ployed in a saw mill at that place.
- K. Bieberstcdt, ot Lake Creek, was
here Tuesday upon business. The Or
cgooian and Mail will keep him post
ed upon all matters of state, nation and
county during the next twelvemonths,
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Buick were in
Medford Saturday evening en route
from Rosaburg to their home at Silver
Lake, Oregon. They visited while here
with the families ot W. V. Lippincott
and r. o. uuosaKer.
J. A. Varner and family, of Altamont,
Klamath County, were here this week
doing trading. They bought goods to
the amount of 1200 and went home
happy and will come again and will
read l
"he Mail meanwhile.
W. L. Orr, of Pasadena, Calif., ar
rived in Medford Monday evening for
a few weeks' stay with his friends. Ed
Rogers aad family.. He, will spend a
good snare of his time in bunting, and
may decide to remain witn us.
Mrs. Hen id, of Bloomineton. Illinois,
arrived in Medford Wednesday and was
tne truest ot Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Bous-
turn tor a day. The lady is now visiting
with her son-in-law, R. E. Peyton, and
lamuy, op at Leeds, una county.
A.J. Stewart left Sunday for Vic
toria, New Mexico, where be will re
ntals during the winter. His friends
here are hoping that when spring shall
hare come our way again he will not
forget that Medford is still on the map.
' J. W Dowell and son, Bert, left Tues
day evening for Glendale, where tbey
iwve a wood cutting contract with the
railroad company. They expect to be
thus employed all winter, Elmer Dow-
ell has been there for a oouple of
monies
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tryer oamo over
from their home at Williams and spent
sununy wmi meir raouiom iriouus.
Since going to the ranch Ed has built
a 60xi2 foot barn on tho ulnuo. and be
side this divers other Improvement
nave ooen maao.
E. L. Goodpasture, of Patslnv. Oro.
has been visltiug friends near Mod lord
mis weoK, uu is tnu geiitioiuau soon
on our streets wearing a United Slates
navy uniform, no having but recently
hoou discharged from the Maro island
navy yards bcoause of disability.
U. II. McCarthy, he who was formerly
a roslduut of Medford, and of the ilrin
of Johnson, McCarthy & Johnson, which
linn built the Medford brewery and ice
piuni, nas ooen in ine uuy lor the past
week introducing an acetylene lamp
which has been on exhibition in liovden
& Nicholson a hardware store.
A. S. Johnson, of Sterling, is home
from a visit In Douglas County. Ho
will remain here perhaps until altur
noiluays when tie win return to Dmnr-
las County but not to remain just
miupiv oecuuse ce iir.es jaoicson uounlv
better than a job lot of all tho rest of
tho several different counties.
Rube Johnson and Alex. Miithows
from up ltogue river, were in the city
Tuesday upon business. While here
Mr. Johnson subscribed for The Mail
to be sent to bis relatives at Uarlu n,
Mont. He says It will be like a loiter
from home to thorn, they having for
merly resiaea in boutnorn uregon
W. A. Carter was up from Gold Hill
Monday distributing bills announcing a
Thanksgiving ball to bo clvon bv ihe
uau reuows or mat city on uianKsglv
tngevenlnir. The ball Is to be elven
in their new hall, and the tickets are
two dollars each, including supper,
whioh is to be given at the Union ho
tel.
"W. T. Wiles and family, of Sonoma
County, California, formerly from Iowa,
arrived in the valley recently and will
make this locality thoir permanent
home. They have rented a dwelling
house in Jacksonville and will reside
there durincr tho winter. Mr. Sams.
spoken of elsewhere, is a son-in-law of
these people.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davis left.for Sac
ramento, Calif., Thursday morning,
where thevexnect to reside nermunentl v.
Orin having secured a good position !n
a flouring mill. These young people
nave a noai oi irienas in .Meiilortl and
we are not doing a thing but wishing
i Is able to bo a boot with thu assist- fcL,
so of crutches and on Mouduv even- llflth I
, although sulVcrlug groat pain from ttU IfUlf.J
i Injuries, ho wont to Gold llllt by v' UVf Jjft
luest to administer spiritually nil "
naturally humming lit his locality and
the glittering twenties are as plentiful
as mushroom after a fall shower or
daisies in fragrant springtime, Speak
ing of daisies reminds us that that man
Looaley Is no hollyhock.
Hov. J. S. McCain and family have
moved from Central Point to Mcdfonl
and are occupying the C. 0. Damon
residence, ou South D street. Tho rev
erend gentleman was unfortunate Inst
week in having ono of his limbs bad v
Injured, caused by a log rolling on It,
aiioo
his
request
tho bodsido of Mrs. A. K. Kellogg,
who Is very HI. Mr. McCain will nut
bo able to attend his appointments
to preach next Sunday at Tulont at II
o'clock, a. m., and ut Wakottold hall at
2:80 o'clock, p. in,, on uccouut of his
injuries.
Oregon Beats 'Em All.
Oregon ueoiite huvo lust irriiumla fur
feeling pretty good over the result of
prize and modal awarding ut the Trans
Mississippi exposition. Thu report of
tho coiniuilieo on awards wus made
public Inst Friday and the II ml I lira lire
eminently satisfactory, so far us the
state's exhibits are concerned. Oregon
is awarded 128 medals, three more llinn
was Bivon to nnv other statu, nml IK-.,
diplomas of the highest award of merit.
While oilier slate ru resell ttitivivj are
uioiiiieu to fuel envious, It Is conceded
that Oregon won her laurels fairly, nnrt
the fact that the state unmo so fur t
exnioit a small portion ot her resources
is aouuly gratifyiug. Superintendent
Dosch is elated, from the fanttluit ii,m.
him thedeparlment of exhibits bestows
a medal for his literature on orune cul
ture, nut culture and norucuitn in
general.
A summary ot Ihn award ihnn-i tt,ui
uregon agricultural displays led, with
jsmeoais; mining and tumorals, 37;
edncAtln -nt iv hi,i.tl.,i,li.Hui .-.ii. u .,.
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ery, 2; forestry, 0, and miscellaneous, 7,
Twenty-two medals are gold, 27 aro
silver una Si, bronze. There are 41
nonoraoie mentions.
The bli? tree will not Iw a,.nt h,.,.i-
it nas neon bought ov an Iowun for
freak show.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYBUF OF FIGS
la duo not only to tho orlgluallty and
simplicity of tho combination, but also
to tho care and skill with which it la
manufactured by aolontlllo processes
known to tho Cai.ipohnia Fio 8vhui
Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
gouuluo Syrup of Figs Is manufactured
by tho CAuroKNlA Kin Svrui' Co.
ouly, a kuowlodgo of that fact will
assist one In avoiding tho worthless
linitotiomi uiiimi factored by other par
ties. Thu high Htnmltng of the Cali
fornia fio hviitn- Co. with tho medi
cal profession, and the Kiitlsfuotliiii
which tho genuine Syrup of Flga bus
given to minions or families, makes
thu name of the Company a guaranty
of tho excellence of lta remedy. It la
far In advance of nil other laxatives,
as It acta ou tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without Irritating or weaken
ing them, aud it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get lta beneflelal
effects, please remember tho name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN FKA.NOIMIO. Cat,
LOVIITILUb r. HKW reHK. N.
DRESS GOODS ..
IIT In this dopartiumil of our store unit hn found the
very In lost alvloa no huii-wurii goods all slrlotly
llrsi-eliiss and NEW for winter wear.
OUTINGS
t rV- lii this 1 1 ut we aro quite ut home nothing now or
none that wo have not on our shelves, while In
CAPES
IIT Wo have nn alumni endless assortment of tho very
oust, and soinu nut so good lor less money, hut all are
bargains. We sllll have a fuw of those bargains In
County Expenditures.
The following hills were allowed at
the -oveinliel- iiiculiliu of thu (Juiintv
Commissioners' conn :
Resolutions of Sympathy
from the Session of tho First Prcsbv
.v. lu.i vuuiuii ui .ueuioru.
Whkrkas, It has pleased our Heuv
enly rather in his iminitu tenderness
aud morcv to loiuovo fim i.,,rih ,..
them wagon loads of success and a good I DL lo, ea "usoanil of bUlor Turner and
.: ..: , D I Our 1m OVtd hriith.,1- In lha T It'...
time in their new home
W. B. York and W. J. Russell, of
H.U0U, were in the city last week with
twenty-six head of fine beef cattle from
their range which they sold to John
McDermolt, an Oakland buyer. Messrs.
orK and Kussell recently shiDued ten
carloads of beef onttle to Grand Island,
Nebraska. They have a fine range and
are making money in their stock rais
ing pursuits.
J. W. Prall returned Inst Friday from
Nebraska, where he has been upon
business lor the past four months.
Mr. Prall is a gentleman of consider
able means and has decided that South
ern Oregon is quite a proper place in
which to invest it. Mr. Reynolds, the
gentleman who was coming out with
him, was not ready to leave when he
did but will be here soon with a carload
of stock.
A. L. Ramey and familv and Miss
Grace Young, of Siskiyou County,
Calif., came over to Medford Tuesday
and after doing a good bit of purchas
ing aooui town tncy toon ine evening
train for Parsons, Kansas, where tbev
expect to reside. Tbey were able to
secure better railroad rates from here
to their destination than at any of the
nearer uaiuornia towns.
Rev. E. F. Wilson came uo from
U rants fass last Saturday, aud Sunday
morning be beld services in the M. E
Church, South These services con
st ted of Scripture reading and singing,
preacning naving oeen omitted because
of tne laot tnat ine reverend gentleman
has bu. recently recovered from auulte
severe sick spell. Mr. Wilson returned
to Grants Pass Tuesday evening and to
morrow be expects to arrive in our
city with his family and reside with
us for several months.
t. n. same, wno resided uo near
Phoenix a couple or three years aeo.
and who has since been a resident of
centr. l Iowa, has returned to the great
ano only ixogue river valley and will
anchor a permanent base rieht here
among us and we who know Sir. Sams
best aro elad that 'tis thuslv decided
Mr. Sams is quite positive that Iowa ho
longer nas charms lor him which
fact he was not auite sure of UDon bis
former visit. Since leavine here his
wife bas died and be now bas with him
only bis son
M. A. Loosley, formerly a typo in
The Mail office, now editor of the
Klamath Falls Republican, was on
Wednesday evening's northbound pas-
sender train en route for Portland. If
appearance is any sort of a guide to
ngure from prosperity is camping on
his t-ail. He reports business just
commend her to the loving cure of K A siiurviin, mrUlriiiu fur lii'd'iiii'nt"."
all wise Father who will give gruce " i-' : 'i lumber iur ills-
our beloved brother in the Lord, Wm
x ui utri ,
itKSOLVKD, That we extend to nm-
sister, Mrs. Turner, our heartfelt sjm
pathy In this hour of bereavement.
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an
sufficient
ine iuiuhv circle, broken ou earth, be
reconstructed in Heaven where separa
tion never takes place and no purtluif
w. v. 10 Kl,cil.
tor the Session, by the Committee.
ILSON UOWStA.V,
J. R. Krkuiiu.
Among the Churches.
M. E. CHL'KCH, SOUTH.
Rev. E. F. Wl.son will hl1 aapvlo...
m toe m. c. unuron, South, next Sun-
A J Daley, lumber fur briilKcs 121 7H
vj ii i, ueu, Kruunig HIK ereeK ronu una
lmulliiK luuibrr
K II Wiiuoii. It-Kill sorvleefi In cubom of
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nolils vi, Jueknon Cuuntv
Win S Crtjivcll. nultfe
Alex oruii. Hhui itr
Huh Nuivbury, clerk
i oiwr Appu'tfitle, recuruur
L I. JuenbH, trcusurur
O A cireKury. suiiennlunileul
Owen KceKuu.Juilur
Jubn Ualkius
J IV Mmitti, lumber
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O W llrownlng,
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hla week.
Men's all-wool Clothing, Hats, Caps, Overcoats, Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers, Ladles' new-style Dress Goods,
Linings, Trimmings, Underwear, Cloaks, Capes,
Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Royal Worcester Corsets, Fas
inators, Hoods, Shawls, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear, Blankets, Quilts, Skirts, Waists, Wrap
pers, Night Robes, Glogbatns, Simpson's Prints,
Flannels, Linen, Towellngs, Carpets, Linoleum,
Window Shades, Etc. Last, but not least, we have
a full line or Choice Family Groceries and Provis
ions, and exchange with the farmers for all kinds of
salable country produce. Guaranteeing honestgoods
at honest prices, honest weights and measures to all,
and soliciting a share of your liberal pa tr en age, we
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EIMSCOPAL, CHURCH.
.Divine service will oe held In St.
iurK s unurcn on Sunday evening,
wm, All fUVIbCU.
Isaac Dawso.v.
METHODIST CIIUllCH.
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uicvou u uiuck a. m. ana i:au p. m.
are tne hours for worship at the M. E.
K w Knowles, i iters pine uutl 10 cords
UIUI-K URK WUUU,
I A Jeffrey, mileage, ease Slate vs Veil
In iustluu'ii eeurt
N O Fnillnx, repairing oourl house and
lull
Chrle Ulrlch, 5 window glass ........
u moons, sloves, pipe, xlno. etc
J Nunun, 6 monlbt' supplies fur Indl
irenls
J U Wail, allowed from soldiers- fund
ror medical norvlcee lo Wm Turner ..
A 11 Hooker, commander of pout No 47,
Hl"- .THh8.KS"!iay "I00,' m6eti 81 Cr'eSer'TSupptTeJ'rro;
10 a. m. and the rJoworth I .ftnirnn ut
6:30 p.m. The theme for aexl Sunday
morning Is "God's Lore to Wan;" for
the evening hour, "A New Birth Is
necessary lor spiritual Llfo."
H. N. Rounds, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Next Sunday mornine "Devout. P run.
tlcal Thanksgiving" will be the pulpit
,lu " evening -xne Unlv
Perfect Standurd of Right." The sone
w. , ul- utouu u ieauing feature.
All cordially Invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The subjects of next Sunday will be as
IU11UW3. At ii a. m. The Most Prof
itable Investment." At7:30p. m. "Is
jou uujusior unfair in funlshlng the
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Mrs Jobn OMborn. nui-Mltiir Jnhn vlAi.n,
,t ii iiuaKiiiB, mcuicino ror lliuigeul.,
A H llllton, county prlnll.iM and blanks..
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Quo lt!dlngor.
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John Watkfns,
ferrv
,ug brief aud aanessor's
repairing lake '(.'reek
repairing "ltogue river
if Ankeny, repairing Sterling bridge....
Henry Kllppei, 3S0 ft lumber for Med
ford bridge . ...
J t Cotton, MM fl bridge lumber ' .'
Ariiiur iiitoo. laoor on rou a itr nt
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WRAPPERS
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Medford
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HE IAST WORDS i
Many a good housewife follows her husband to the
porch, as he loaves home, to get thu lust words,
Those words are "John, (Ion I forget lo go to
Warner A VYorliutin's mid briny home some
STAPLE GROCERIES
Which they always keep lu slock." Yes, we con
alamly have on lomil one of the best slocks of
Urocei lt'S nml l'i ovlslona In Southern Oregon,
and sell the siiinu ut prices which duly competition.
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Johu D OlWflll. ffi-nVMllntf nill lun
Joshua Palterson. labor on Wagner
creek road, dlntrlol No 3.
Johu Compton, team hire
Isaac Woulf, msicrlul for rosd district
nuev
tVultcr McLean, hauling lumber for dls-
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Unbeliever?" -The public is cordially J c wnlpu, wining Brepiacoa'ad repair
invited to all our services. ln? VB2'1 Moor
Archbishop Qross la Dead.
Hcrflng it dberman, blackamllhlng
nuycrviiKjr ul uisinetw. . ..
Frank Walt, luror HeDtemuer court
O A Gregory, oondueiing local Institute
at Eagle folnl.
Bert Barnes, reoalrlnir elnek
n in i:rowcu, casu paid out ou sundry
bllis ...
J 1' Dodge, transportation of Indlgoata!.
J Beek &Co, hardware and coat ur
Bawimore, M., Nov. 14. Win.
Hiclcley Groeg. archbinhoD for th
diocese of Oregon of the Roman
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biiiouo VQurcil, Ulea at St. Joseph 8 Ulass ft frudnommr, record books and
Hospital in tbia citv today of htmrt uKSTii-
,1- fn, V. ";i-m rwrijr, couuij oomniifliioner.
uiocano. ids most nev. uross was
taken sick November 6, since whioh
time he has been confined to his
bed. It was thought until this
morning that he would recover, but
a sudden change for the worse re
sulted in his death.
O S Buller. samo
I uouuty allowed on sualps
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County Commisaioners' Court.
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keeper, Hied and approved. His roport
eiiuws iu uuitents in tnat institution nn
October 31st.
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" f umu p aucuu uaiuii. in n im. in pof.iriioi, a nmna, nbh,j u... .1
, ,, . , 1 - 1 - - -. . a .I'.u, wiwiuu vllill. uu
atb County, was destroyed by lire last dltlonal metallic sbulviiig be provided
r v. il uuoiroyca unu conn act, awarueu to Ulass s, Prud-
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week.
by means of the torch was demolished homme, to be completed In
nn an ax. everything was destroyed, contiuot price. WM.
He was compelled to move hisshiwnty.l nnlor.-ri thn.ihu,M;n.i...
another placi, where shelter wasglvcn lands assessed to Ida Alyur and JC
unu ouu uaniniBnce. xnere appears to Uurler bu conveyed ui.IacnhThn,nnu.,n
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be an animosity existing hntwsun ih
sheepmen and cuttle raisers In that
section, and it is the opinion of Edler
that some cattleman, as vet unknown
committed the depredation.
Private reports from Puerto Prin
cipe and Neuvitaa, Cuba, state that
7,000 Spanish soldiers have muti
nied, demanding pay before em
barking for Spain. Four thousand
surrounded the residence of the
WHITE & JACOBS
....MEDFORD
OREQJN
he having paid Into the uonniv treusurv
the tuxes due, to-wit, $25.71.
Ordered that the certificate of sulo of
lands belonging to Caroline aud H
French he conveyed to Geo Ii Johnston,
be having paid into the treasury $22.70.
A warrant was ordered drawn on
special county fund for $16 to purchase
pestugo stumps.
In matter of the annuity of Elizabeth
Vogol, an Incompetent; ordered that a
warrant be drawn 011 special fund for
said party for 7fi, the money having
previously boon deposited.
g3 1 military governor, who induced To "a Moa nd raws, L G 'Kf? is f
Bathem to return to the quarters. The w"er, J U Willoko and A N Woody
S3 cruiser Alfonzo XII and two gun- j "U,'0llu" ,lPP.
bb ' oats are on the way to Neuvitaa to ! Ku HT. V"A ,0u
Mrs. John Hunraher of this pluoo suys
ono nne tuKcn uwus aarsaparillii unu
tlvu1a Ullla rnH 1 1 1. 1 . 1 ,
Ha ! compel the soldiers to embark
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medicines.
fresh From the Factory-
.. .. Snag Proof RuDDer Boots
AUo aovoral tw ot rikhI, atnut loatbor boo In, Uo anU liuc ropulrlng prouiptly atlumled tu,
ayler The Foot Fitter.
Oulwttor two pair of
liio ordinary Oum.
Iiott't full to iH-cura
n pair urforo Uijr
nro nil guiitr.
7th Stroot, Modford.
nilllaslan-a Seai."
There Is lungibla uvldonco that the
pious passenger of tho Mnyflowor wur
not entirely without a sense of bnmor.
Back of Plymouth ovor tho bill upou
which they plauted their cannon Is a
large fresh water pond, perhaps a mila
In diametur, whioh, It appears from the
records, was discovered by John 131 1 -llngton
while he wu prowling aiound
ono nlgbt, probably on a scouting 01 po
dltion looking for Indians. In the morn
ing Uo reported that hu bud found tbo
sea lu tluit direotiou aud tboro was a
lively dlspoio between blm and tho oth
er pilgrims m to tbo accuracy ot his in
formation. Ho stuok to his thoory with
the samo tenacity that be adhorod to bia
religion, and to this day that pond Is
oalled "Billingtou's sea. " Uhioogo
Record
Bro4 Mr4laml Skill.
Master Lato again, Houdyl Can't
yon managu to get here lu time?
Handy (with a dolefnl headanhe) I
oanna sleep 0' niohls, sor, aud so I n.
loath to got np in the moriiiu.
Master Eh, man, aleeplossiiessl Why
don't yon oonanlt a doctor and get at
tho oanae?
Sandy I got at the cause wee.
enench, bnt it'll no shot up. It's
weeks auld and an awful Teller. Ulan
gow Time.
Th TrMaforatWtl Pytflworoaai,
Some nndorgraduates once wished to
play a practical joke npon a man who
was a dlsolple of Pythagoras, no one day
when be was a little sleep by reason
of the amount of brandy aud soda that
be bad imbibed biafrlonds smeared him
with honey and rolled him in the in
side of a feather bed. When the disciple
of Pythagoras got np in the morning,
ne loosea in tne looking glass at blm
self and said slowly, witb a whistle.
"Bird, by Jove I" London Figaro.
Sowing faiaa-r B4.
During onrly October is a good tlum
for sowing pansy sued for next spring's
supply of plants for bedding out. Tim
reason for fall sowing ont of doors is
that (he plants aro tint thou subjected
to thu hot, drying Influences cf tbo
house, which are so likely lo bring ou
roil spider aud other tionhlcs.
Prepare a bed of very rich, porous
loam on a well drained locution. I'l.icu
over lta rinmo to ho filled with forest
loaves na a protection to the littlo plaji'a
ovur winter. After sowing Ihn seed iu
tho bed sift a very light covorlng of soil
over thu seed, merely ountigh to hldo
them. During thu procerm of germina
tion never allow tbo bed to dry out, ,w
niolaturo Is essential to pbrfoct germina
tion of nny aiaid.
As Severn weather approauhus cover
tbo bod with a fow inches of litter of
some sort, forest leaves being prnforiihlo.
At tho proper timo lo tho spring tho
seodlings mny bo pricked out of tbo soli
iu tbu seedbed and transferred to the
bed lu which thnynro to bloom. Wom
an's liouie (Jompaulou,
His Iilaa at Lack.
''We don't bnvo no luck at onr housa
like tboy have over to Jimmy Smith
era'." "Why, wbat kind of luok do tba
Sinitbera have?"
"Jimmy Smithers' father baa dyspep
sia, an there's always a piece of pie left
over an Jimmy gits ill" Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Iioaar Lived Grmiina,
It is interesting to recall the extraor
dinary longevity of the tbreo fonndurs
of the (jorninu empire. . William I was
81, Mnltko was also 91 and Bismarck !
was 83, but indeed all tho most illustri
ous Germans of the latter half oentury
have been long lived. Rnukn was 0 1 :
Curtins was 7s; Hmnuisen is 81. The
poet Goibol was 70, Wagner was 70,
Liszt 76. and the present ohauoellor is
77.
Mis Stoeklas-a.
According lo an Encllsh niami-dnn thu
appellation "bluo stockings" originated
in tne nress or a ueuianiln Hti I nafleet.
grandson of tho bishop, as he used to
appenr at the parties of Mrs. Moutngno,
ini'ortniaii square. Ho nsed to general
ly wear blue worstod stockings, and he
was a vary amiable and entartninlnir
linn. Whouovor ho was nluumt frnm
Mrs. Montaguo's evening partlos, as his
conversation was very intorostine. the
company need to say, " Wo onn do noth
ing without the bluo stockluds, " Bv rlo.
groos the assombllos wero called "blue
atooking clubs" aud learned pooplo
"bluo stockings, "
stV-fs
SMACKEY?-..
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jj The I'hotoitraiihors, are now
I raaltln-j suiorlor photos, soins
I lalim lhat you shouia not fall
S ",' ""? .yvork strlollj Aral
J class In all respects.....
it
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Market Keport.
Tho lollowlng aro tho prices paid bv
our merchants this wook for farm pro
duoo. This list will bo ohangod eaob
wook as tho prices ohango:
Whoat
oau ;
f;lour l.flOpor'i66ibs
Harloy 11.25 " " "
Mill t'cod UDo 11 11
Potatoes, (),) u u
fffl; 24pordo7.
Mutter,. 2fi porlh
Heiins, dry m VJ b'
uuuuii 1,1. 11 .
Hums,
.121
Shoulders,., o7
lb
lb
lb
II)
sflkl
uaru, jq
Hogs live..,, oaj