The Medford mail., December 21, 1900, Page 8, Image 8

NEWS OF THE W011U).
HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
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International Conference Abn)it Patenta
Volunteer to Ileturn Several (tall
) rued Holil-Upi A lllaa.troua fire at
Canton A Stateeman Dead, ..
A man by tlio nttnio of Albortociii,
tying ill MiobiRnu city, Iud., rcooutly
told hie wife for $2. Tho purchaser
did oonsidorablo huggUug botany; lib
aid the nmotiiit. "
At the nuunal oonvoutioii of the Am-
(rican" Federation of Labor hold last
Veck at Louisville, Ky., Samuel Gouip-
era wns re-elected president. ,.v -. ,
A bold robbery ou the Cotton Belt
Railway occurred nt Bassett,.Tex., on
the train coming north, in which Postal
Clerk John N. Dennis was almost killed
and mail pouches of his oar rifled of
their content. The amount- stolen Is
Dot known. Dennis was hit a violent
blow on the bead as he opened the car
door, which rendered him insensible.
The thieves then rifled the car, securing
great doai of registered mail. .
Tho international six-day bicycle race
held at New York last week was won
by the American toaiu Harry Elkes of
New York mid Lloyd McFarlnnd of Snu
Jose. The Canadian team came in sec
ond. . - ' ' '" .
The fight last week between Terry
McUoveru and Joe Guns at Chicago is
reported to be a fake and one of the
largest swindling schemes ever played
ou the public. Over $100,000 is said to
have been cleaned up by the promoter?.
The Fredouia state normal and train
ing school at Dnukirk, N. Y., was de
stroyed by fire recently. Seven persons
lost the r lives in the flames. The prop-,!
erty loss is ? 200,000.
The centennial auniversarv of the
founding or the national capital at
"Washington, D. C, was celebrated last
Week with fitting ceremonies.
Michael O. Mulhall, the famous Eng
lish statistician, is dead at Loudon. ,
Henry a Heisler of the United Slates
ueological survey is in Arizona and will
begin at once explorations of the reser
voir dam sites which are under con
sideration for the storage of water for
the Salt and Gila river valleys. His
Tisit, it is believed, indicates immediate
and effective action by the government.
Three men went into a South Bntte,
Slant., bujehershop, and, at the point
of rifles, demanded all the cosh in the
till. . Henry Strader, who was in
charge, refused to deliver. One of the
highwaymen shot Strader through the
body. All then ran. An hour or so
later, the police arrest d a man giving
the name of Horry Smith. He admits
firing the shot.
four masked men held the town of
hanesville, four miles west of Canal
Dover, O., at bay before dawn while
they blew up the safe in the private
bank of John Doerschnk. The explo
sion aroused the citizens, who armed
themselves and turned ont. bnt r
held off by the determined burglars
until the wrecked safe had been looted.
Then; amid a fnisillade of bullets the
four "escaped on a handcar, carrying
wui mem Between ijuuu and S4000.
That-some of the bullets took effect is
evident by a trail of blood. The con
ditions surrounding the robbery are the
same as those at Seville a few days ago,
and the belief is general that the same
men ma the work. The robbers aban.
doned. the car before reaching Baltic,
five miles distant. A posse is now in
pursuit with bloodhounds.
Jndgon- :3.; Clements of Georgia has
,. ;beeu reappointed Interstate Commeroe
i vommissioner.
A disastrous fire is '.reported from
Canton. It broke ont in the vegetable
markets, and in four hours 500 shops
and dwellings were destroyed. The
bodies of three victims were recovered,
. bnt it is behoved that many more were
incinerated.- . - .....
-- The first of the volnnteer regiments to
start from the Philippine islands for
home will leave on the transport Sheri
flan January 1. Other regiments will
follow as fast as transports can be se
rared;.' Regulars will be sent frorA the
states to fill the places of the volunteers!
The international conference for the
protection of industrial property, held at.
Brnssels, at which United States Assist
ant Patent Commissioner Chamberlain
and Minister Towusend were the Ameri
can representatives, has adopted the fol-
lowing resolnlioiiR: First The periodof
exolnsive rights, previous y fixed at six
month for patents and three months
for industrial designs, models and trade
marks, is extended to a year for the first
named and lour mouths for tho second
named. Second Countries signing the
Convention enjoy reciprocally the pro
tection accorded by each country to its
ewu citizens against unfuircomnorit.ini,
Third Patents cannot lapse uecanse
tlioy ore not put in circulation except
after a minimum delay of three years,
dating from the first application in
countries where the patent is nl.'owed,
and in cases in which the owners of the
patent do not justify causes of inaction.'
Paddy Ryau, at one time the cham
pion pugilist of the world, who was de
feated by John L. Sullivan in their
famons light in Mississippi some years
ago, died - at his home in Glens Falls,
K. Y., Friday afceruoon.
Edmund Hiiuseuj alius H. 'Larkoe,
believed to be the leader of the gang of
counterfeiters operating at , Spokane,
has been captured. Hansen wag a
bridge wutchmau for the Grout North,
em. Iu his shack were found counter'
feit mold's and letters ordering gold and
Ivor bullion. Near by in a caobe,in
the rooks many stolen articles were
found. . Hansen protests comnlete inno.
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" rroressor &"C.:. Goorgoson, of the
agricultural department, has just re
turned from Alaska, and tstutes that his
experiments prove that agricultural
products do well in that conutry.
-Tho report of the oily superintendent
of .buildings, filed receutly, shows that
the building record for Los Augoles is
ngulu broken, the uamber and valuo
of building improvements for tho fiscal
year ended December 1, 1800, exceeding
those of previous years. There wore
Issui'd during tho yvar 1868 permits for
but. ding, aggregating 3,48T,518. This
record shows U? more penults than last
year nud ou increase of 289.681 in the
estimated value. The classes of build
ings are divided as follows: Eighty brick
structures, valued at $575,005; 3i brick
additions, 144,130;' 4 brick residences,
I14.600; SM two-story dwellings, ttt-U,-094
890 ouc-story dwellings, 878,94a;
8 churches Hud schools, (30,250; SW
frame additions, 126,9S0; H hotels and
lodgiug-hovses, tSl.OOO. Repairs, alter
ations nud additions make up tho bal
ance of the amount.; .' v 5
. . O. B. Howser, aged 88, and Lee Dock,
aged 21, have been . arrested and
lodged sn the county jail- at- Marys
Ule, i- charged with the robbery of
Brady's saloon at Wheatlaud ou No
vember 18 and the attempted mur
der of night watohmau Uhlur, . who
discovered them iu the middle of the
bight in question in the act of blowing
open a safe they bad taken from tho
saloon in a hopneld half a mile distant.
Deck shot the officer twice,- while How
ser beat him into inseuBibilty on dis
covering he was not entirely helpless.
Tho prisoners are sons of old residents
of Y uba county. " "
A large number of Porto Rlcaus passed
through California last week on the way
to Hawaii. Many of them deserted
along the route aud caused considerable
excitement by claimiug they were being
kidnaped. ' The bulk of the crowd went
ou board the Bio Janeiro and. are now
ou tibe sea.
In a head-on collision between Sooth
eru Pacific trains at Wells, Nev., Brake
man Tun Kennedy and Fireman Duncan
were killed and five others wounded.
. Two counterfeiters, William B. Fritcb
and his son Eminett, were arrested at
San Francisco last week. ' They had a
complete outfit and a large amount ol
bogus money on hand. -Suit
has been commenced at Los Ac
geles to divide the big estate of Wine-
freide Martin who died in 18U7. -
Charles Whelan, IS years old, woi
killed by an electrio cor between Lot
Angeles and Pasadena. He was on hit
wheel en route to Los Angeles, and tried
to go betweeu a telegraph line and a
mail car on the Los Angeles and Pasa
dena electric line. He was canght by
the car and thrown from bis wheel, hit
skull being fractured. He died on the
way to the hospital. The yonth wat
the son of a civil engineer now absent in
Nevada, and lived on Holliston avenue,
Pasadena.
The California Home for Feeble
Minded Children at Eldredge near Glen
Eileu is to be equipped with a plant for
homing crude oil, which will be substi
tuted for wood fuel. It is expected a
big saving will result, for the plant uses
several hundred cords of wood, a year,
. The Lakeview and Ageu (Or.) stage
was robbed about two miles from Lake-
view. ' A lone highwayman accom
plished the job. lio passengers were
aboard the stage. Two mail sacks were
rifled and a considerable amount of reg
istered mail taken. .Officers are now
working on the case;
. A committee of rich Dunkards have
purchased the town site of Snnnyside,
iu . the irrigated section of - Yakima
county, Wash.' The purchasers include
Elder S. Jv Harrison of Snnnyside and
C. Rowland, a wealthy banker of Lan
nark, I1L They purpose to found an
ideal colony which shull be noted for its
temperance, Christianity and educa
tional institutions.
A cave at the bottom of the 1500-foot
level of the Pennsylvania mine, Brown's
valley, Yuba county, resulted in the
death of Albert Ooruelins, a nephew of
Naylor Williams, the superintendent
of the mine, who lives in Gross vallev,
John Barrett of Moouey fl:it received a
fractured thigh and internal braises.
Nelson Housch of .Brown's valley has a
proxen leg; vieo-ge jonnson ol Uutch
ffat had his left leg dislocated and re
ceived internal injuries. The property
where the accident occurred is one of
the group of mines operated aud owned
by San Francisco parties.
George W. Percy, one of the best
known architects on the Pacific coast.
died in Oakland some days ago.
For 50 Years
mothers have been giving their
children for croup, coughs and
colds
Consumption
Gurev:::yT--:-"r,r:-,
Mothers have you S1111.611 in
the house at afl times? , Do
ou know just .where, you can
fad it if you need it quickly
if your little one is gasping
and choking iwitH croup? V If
you haven't , it get a, bottle,
it will save your child's life.
smion always curd my bby of croup.
. cuueha and coidi, 1 would not be wtthtj-jt It.'.
. -.- - JUS
KS. J. IS. MARTIN, HunuvUlt, Ak.
Blillnti'j OMnnrfiptldh t;tirK If inlit 1rtl
UriiKKlata at Zin, Son, HI. 00 it botllo. A
lj.'ot.(l fra-tratitMns wHIr evrr oltlf.
If yu are riot AiitfHfu4 fro' tu juDr. uruKglat
uutl iret your luuney buck.
V'rlle for lllurrald' hnott tn eofiimptIOB Sent
South Afrlunn War
'-. , London, December H, Lord Kltol
eucr, under date of Deo uibur IS. to
ports to tho war office from Pretoria as
follows: "Oloiuonts hiyi come, to sou
mo. Ho says the four oomuuuius of the
Northumberlands hold ont ou tho hill
as long as their ammunition lastod. The
Boer force attacking tho hill was 200C
strong, while another force of 1000 at
tacked Oleiuents' camp; By 0:30 a. in,
the hill was oarried. Re-euforoeuionts
of one company of the Yorkshires failed
to roach the top. Clements' retirement
was carried out with regularity, but at
many native drlvors bolted a consider
able amount of transportation was lost
All thoir ammunition not tkon wns de
stroyed. .He reports that all behaved
very well. - . . . ..
'""Broadwood has gone to Rnstenbarj
and supports Oliphant's Nok, whiuh
hns been re-enforced, A Hag of trnoe
which hns come into Commando Nek
for the Boers says Joubcrt's sou was
. silled oud.furtlier reports their losses
very neavy." .
Aijwai.Nohth, December 16. A par
ty of Brabant's Horse, consisting mainly
of raw recruits, engaged a superior
lorco of Boers Doccinbor IS near Zos-
trou, Orange river colony, losing font
killed, 16 wounded aud 128 tukeu
prtsouers. . v
London, Deoomber 10. Tho follow
ing dispatoh has been recolvod by the
war oftloe from Lord Kitohouori
PuETORiA,'Dooember 16. Five officers
and 816 men, Magalesborg prisoner!
have been released. .
"ine tioers surrounded and cap
tured 120 of Brabant's Horse iu a defile
in Zastron district. "
v"Colonol Blomflold, moving on Vry-
hold, defeated the Boors with heavy
loss, driving them from Scheeper's Nek
and capturing a quantity of arms. The
Scheeper's nek movement occurred De
cember 13. '
"The Boers who attacked Vryhold
December 10, lost . 100 killed and
wonuded before thoy retired. The
fighting lasted all day, the enemy draw
ing off at 7:30 p. rn. The British lost
was six killed, 10 wounded and 30 mtss.
iug. Our casualties Include two offi
cers, who died of their wounds."
Wiring from Pretoria yesterday (Sun
day), Loid Kitchener, after anuouuolug
that the released Magallesberg prlsoi
era hud arrived at Rusteuberg, gay
that the Boer force divided into two
portions, one moving south and the
other west.
Bryan lo Star: a rpr.
Lincoln, Neb., Deoember 15. Mr.
Bryan gave out the following interview
this morning: "I havo for several
years had in contemplation tho estab
lishment of a weekly newspaper and
this seems an opportune timo for under
taking it.
"Intending to devote my life to the
study and discussion of public questions,
I have chosen this method because it
will best accomplish tho purpose whi h
I have in view. Through such a paper
I shall be able to keep in touch with
social and political problems. The pa
per will at the same time, if successful,
provide an income sufficient for my
pecuniary needs, and this kind of work
will allow me more time with my fain
ily than I have been able to enjoy for
several years past.
"I expect to lecture occasionally, es
pecially in college towns where I can
speak to students, but my principal
work will be done with the pen, or per
haps I shonld say with the pencil.
The paper will be called Tho Com
moner and will defend the principles
set forth in tho Kansas city platform.
The first issue will appear in January.
I shall bo proprietor aud.edltor.",
. Training; Ship Pouiidera, ' . .
Madrid, December. 10. Tho Gorman
training frigate Oueisenau has found
ered off Malaga, northeast of Gibral
tar. The Gneiscnau foundered at the
entrance to the port of Malaga, whore
alio was about to take refuge from the
terrible storm prevailing. A largo nnin
bcr of the cadets can be seen from the
shore clinging to tho rigging. They
are shouting and ' signaling for. help.
The captain and many of the cadets
have been drowned.
It is believed that 40 who left in one
of the ship's boats and have not been
seen since, are lost. The total loss is
now thought to be no less than 100.
Some dispatches say 140. Forty of
those saved are badly hurt. . ,
The report of the director of the
mint on the production of gold and sil
ver in the United States during the
calendar year 18!)!), shows only slight
variation from the approximate figures
given out early iu tho present year.
Tho final figures are (71,053,40 for gold
nud $32,868,700 for silver. Tho gold
product was the ' greatest in the history
of the country. The silver product of
the United States in 1830 was slightly
greater than in 1808, being 04,704,000
ounces,' against 04,438,000 ounces. . The
world's production of silver in 1809 was
107,224,218 fine ounces, against JCO.-
295,572 flue nance iu 1808..' Mexico
leads in silver production and Mexico
and the ' United States produce two
thirds of the silver yield of the world.
The world's industrial consumption of
gold is estimated at 72,068,600 and of
silver 24,G05,U00. .
The south-bouiid. Illinois central fast
mail, was hold Ap and robbed by a lone
train robber about one mile above the
Upper, limits ' of the oity of New- .Or
leans. Hfs booty consisted of only one
registered, moil pouch from Durant,
Miss., and gjx other registered letters
from points between Oiirto and How Or
leans. --: Oondustor KVanobsew was shot
in the groin, and J. 0. Parker, railway
man uhs nivu ma vjt .eye :powaer
burned by a shot directed at bis bead:
John .Addison Porter, tbrmer orivato
secretary , to President McKiuLey, died
at his residence in Putnam, Cinn., a
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; Tho Kind Von Have Always
iu use nr over ao years,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and J.tiHt-ait-frood" aro bub '
KxiMsrlnionts that trtllo with and endnngor the health of '"'
IntUuts tuid Children Bxporlonoe nglnt lSxpcrliueutt
What is CASTORIA
Castor In is a liurinlejis-substitute for. Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothlugr SyruiM. It Is l'lcasaut. It '
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootlo
eubstance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm .'
nnd nlluys Feverishness. It euros Dltirrliwit aud Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constluatlon ; ; ,
and Flatulency. - It assimilates the Fotxl, regulates the
Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloe p.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
Y9
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tm eiMTaua MMtanv, r Muaaav aTatrr, tttw veaa arty.
Telephoning without wires was given
a most rigid teat at Minneapolis, aud
was successful in tho fuco of adverse
conditions. Men talked across the Mis
lissippl river, a distance of mora than
1000 feet, despite a strong wind and ex
tremoly cold weather, two factors oper
King against succoss. Tho faot that
the experiment was successful In the
face of many obstacles makes It clear
that a revolution iu the present moth-
Mis is not fur distant.
Benjamin R. Crocker died in Sacra.
neuto recently, aftor a long Illness,
ur. orockcr was one of the best known
men lu the state. Ho came to Califor
nia in 1850 and engagod in mining, bat
ifterward couduotod a s'ore. Ho had
I Ihe entire confHouoo of tho projectors
It tuo uoutral Faoifio railroad aud
when its coustructiou was begun was
made the purchasing agent and aud
xwduoted all that part of the business,
in 1887 he was injured by being thrown
on his head by a frootious horse, add he
retired from railroad affairs, attending
siiiy to nis owu business interests since
then.
Florlau Onyau, a native of Swltsor
land nnd unmarried, was accidentally
killed at his home ou Jackson flat, near
Ceuterville, Shasta connty, iu a pe
culiar manner, Onyau and a half-breed
Indian named Stephen Shoemaker had
driven in a cart about a mile from thoir
home to socure a mining rocker. Thoy
found tho rocker could not bo placed iu
the cart, nnd Shoemaker agroed to carry
it. Onyau followed boning in tho Cart,
with his shotgun nud S'joomoker's r flo
between his knees. Something, pre
tnmably tho jar of the cai t, exploded
the r.fio, tho ball piercing the man's
right lung. Shoemaker hc:ird tho shot
and Uuyaus' scream of pain. . Turning
around, lie saw tho wounded man ston
the horse, step off tbo cart aud fall , to
the ground. He was dead when
BAST AND SUTJTH
' -BV THR " I.' ,
The - Shasta - Route
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COfflfANT.
BZPKESS TBAINB LEAVE POItTLANl
DAILY. " '
south i r "
l:S0a. m Lv Portland .
7:00 p. m IT. Portland
ll:4a. m Lv. Medford ' Lr 8:15 a.a
10:46 a,m Lv. Medford Lv 6 S3nMi
7:f, p.ra Ar. Ban I'ranclaoo Ar. n-jr. u. n
& :Vi a. rn Ar Oftdon Ar Iltffia. n
9:00 u. rn Ar Denver Ar 9:00a. n
7:2.1 u, m Ar Kaniiin City Ar 7:'Au. n
7:4ft fl. m Ar . Chicago Ar 0:.TOa. a
1:31 p. m Ar Lo Angolcs Ar 7:n0a.n:
6x0 p. in Ar El Paso , Ar (1:00 p. n
(:: i. ti Ar . Port Worth Ar 6:;w a. a
6:25 a. in Ar New Orleans Ar fl:2&p.n
Dining Cars
Observation Cars
Pullman first-class and tour
ist cars attached to all
... through trains. . . ;
ROBKIIURU MAIIDAILV.
030 a. in Lv
p. Ill Ar
"Portland
RoaoburK
Ar
Lv
4:311 p. n
730 a. n
COBVALLI8 MAIL-DAILY (Except Hundsy,
7da, ml
13:16 pm
Portland
Uorvallia
Ar I 6:80 p. nr
Lv I 1:0 p, n
At Albany and Corvallli connect with tralar
ofO. O. tk B. railway.
, INDBPISNDENCE PALBBNGEtt-DAILY
. (Kacopt Suodav.)
1:60 p. rh I Lv " Portlnnd ' '. Ar:J5ai ir
7-TOp.m Ar McHlnnvllle Lr frAOa.n
d0p,m,Ay f Independonoo . LvHOu.n
Direct eonnootlon at Baa Frsnol"eo -wit
ntoamiiblp ltnoa (or Hawaii, Japiui, Chins', Tbc"
. Phlllppinea.and Australia. ,
Por tbrough tlnkets and rates end in or ad
srosa Mr. tV, V.'Llpplmott, Asenl, Medford
t. KOEHI.RH.
O. II. MARKHAM.
, Maasfir.,. ..,
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ORIOON. '"
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Bought And which has boon
has borno tho slirnuttiro of
iiu uusj ucuu iiniuu nnuer niti iMjr '
soiiiU Buporvlglou stiico, its liilUnoy, .
Allow no one to doool vo yon In thin.
ALWAYS
Signature of
Honokono, Ducouibor 13. Tho city
was placarded to-day with statement
Inciting the peoplo aud the number of
the street societies to uuito aud riso
during the mouth of Jnunnry and drive
nut all tho foreigners. Crowds gath
ered around the placards, but no autual
outbreak is reKrted.
Reports have been received from Can
ton to the urfuct that Young Snug I'o,
tho roformer, has bouu horribly tor
tured. Though ho was strung up by
the thumbs aud tous, he would ooufuas
'uothlnir.
Wheeler & Wilson Leads 'em all.
Tlioro Is not a sewing maehlnoon the
market so deservedly popular as Is tho
Wheeler Je V.'ilfon. It has no super
iors and Its equals urn to scattering as
never lo have boon definitely located.
The Whenlur & Wilson lias a rotating
shuttle, which Is a great Improvement
over the shuttle formorlr In uso by It
and now urcd by other machines. The
Wheeler A Wllnon Is u machlno tbnt
ells upon its merits and so sura are tho
mumifuctmers ol these merits ailing
tbo machines that they are always anx
ious to nave panics who inc-m oo trial.
John V. White is agent (or these ma
chines in Medford. Hu wants you to
call upon hi in beforo you buy.
- J. R. Harden, Prop.
8hop on Seventh etrcn, oppoeiti
Union LiVory SlnblcB.
SHAVING 10.
HAIR CUTTING 25
Give me a trial And you will com
again.;. . ,
snonesi ann ouickesi Line
'v ; to ";'
St. Paul, Dulutti, Minneapolis,
Chicago and all Points East.
Through Palace and Tdurlst Sleepers,
Dining cV Buffet Smoking Library Cars
DAILY' TRAINS FABT TIME SERVICE
AND SOKNERY UNEQUALRD, , '
Tteketa to nnlnta .Eaiil via Portland and the
GREAT NORTHERN RY. on ante at Bnuth
orn Pncine Depot Ticket Office, or OltEAT
NUHTiiisuri i'lpket umoevi y t,.,- j i .,'.;.
268 MORRISON ST.,
iv '.:.;, PORTLAND !::"
rot Rutsn. Fold-r and full Information re
t irfling Kaaleru Trip, call on or sddreaa,
:;..;. A. B..C, DENNI8TON, ..,
eitr Psai. anil Tltkst Aeat, Portiaod'. i
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day evanlng ut II y, in, VIhIUiis kriilliara a)
wayk waliHimo. KuiisnsOhh, O. IX
H. 1-:, Coi.a, K. of R. ana B.
Kllluhta nt thfl UlanpanMiaWrrlnmnH Tnnl
No. 1 1, tiinU In reaular ravin nn lha lal and
"I .inr-anysotacli month id a. O. V, W.
Hull lit TI.IU D. m - Vl.lllno HlrUnlvhlaanrdlal.
ly li.tlitnl toattaail. ,
W, l, Yoiim. R, It. . - v, -I
A, O, U. W Dwraaot Honor Kutlior lodin
No, M, nir-ola oyoiy ni-ciino anil lourili TuvaiU
vouIiik ut ounh month, at A, U. U. W. bull,
. .. caiimis II. Uuoueu, . ol II.
Mas. Dai.u Uouos, Khj. .
A.-V.',1'; f.I-'tr" 'f o. S, nioota ovary nn
J llilril Wodnoartay In tha month at (p. rs
in tiicir nan id ino opora Dlook.
,VIIU
ww,uvraiuTiHiu 10 atuina.
N, U Namiiwiam, lleoord'tir. ' ' '
Woodtuan of th World-Otuip No. I, moots
WoElV-tfaaE ..',l1l NSVW'
or t-noh uiuinb at1:sup. ai, la Woodmen hah.
vuiunvaislfralnalttd. ; .
. A-A . M.M-. Cork!'"'" W"' ' M- ,
W. It. O. Cheallir A. Arthur ivn. u
oiooia aecoDd and tov'b UomlaT of a'ank
nionlh at w o'olook p.-ai,,
VUlllus sUttrs Invltad.
n Woodoiag'a bath
' was. i. h,
MAIir B. IIDIVaa, U.i,
WllirMAK Prts.
O,' A, It, CSratar A..Artriur-lat n m :
moots In WooduiiiBa K -I I .....w , ... -
'?'! -Monday nlvbi la oaak wonth at 7:30, '
' fft vuuirauu ooTulauy inrltod lo atlaad,
u b.... .D axi.mus, Com.
r. . Btiwakt. AdluUat. -
W.-1).- T. ti -uHl. . .
laib.CbrliitanJbuVch ' '""-
rralcrnnl tlriilhoibood-MvaU SYtiry rrlitaa
o iln. at Mjp ai.n AdklfUruil block.
"".'. "I!1' Vl.liln, Rlaura and UrotbTr
cordially Inmed to allied. urocr
4 a I.. ). Howssh, Pros.
8. rsxnt, Sorraiary, . . . . v
ond and loonb Tbur..', a of ..Tti uiwTbVa
"ty .I,, M7iiiu,u, viaaon, via tins ala-lorauudbiolbr-iaalwayiwercorno.
u.- .. H" "aht k. liaavaa. w. at.
VIiia. Hattis uoHB, bmaiary.
ousuue r m idfokd.
Bain. MarkallpiacopalMundar Monool noets
at K.placopal Cburoh arary Sunday noralnsst
10 o clock i di.ioo aenrua ary arat and tblrd
Huudaya at T:aj p. m. , Mcv. Cbaa. Uootb, Hoof
Metbodlnt Rolaconal rrfaurfi-.w
U. Moore.
Daatur. Vrrmehluu nvarv Hhltkih a, I,
una 7 iw p. m. Sunday aebool at 10 a. ai., II, L.
(Illkoy, aupt. Olaaa siaaitns erary ttabbatK
at oloao ol aornon, I.evl Kancim, leader. Ep
a. m.
-.ir icaaur oTary oaoDaiu orrnlns atl:Kk o.
Kaucrtl, prjai. kasular araably prayor moat
Ins orory Tburaday otanlnc at T:IO. Ladlaa"
aowliia o rflo avert ajaak.
rnooia tho Srat Friday In aMbaiontk. '
Praatiytorlan Cburoh Rav. A llaiuirfw- K..
tor. I'roacblnaal 11 a. m. anA r-aii H d7
day aohool at 10 a. m. V, p. a. U. K , t-.m o. m. .
Juolor Kndeavor Hoclety at t-m p. m., Sunday
Vi " n wKl"'"11'' ovanlDs si : :
IlaitlINt Ohurch Hep. T. I.. Cmnrtatl n......
Sabbutb aorvlcoa: Prtacblns II a. m. and 7:la
p. m ; Habbath arbnol 10 a. in. ; II. Y. H. U. W
p. in. I prayei nirellns adncatlay at 7:00 p. n.t.
rovi-nnui mecttns ai i.ao p. m. on Maiurday pro
cediiiir n-l aubbalb, utransera and Irloudi u.
way wrlcoine.
Cbriatlan ehurch corner ol Bli'.u and I
Hlrt-ula. Preacbhiu at II a. rn. nnd 7, n. m.
Kiiuiluy uruool at 10 a. ro.i Junolr Kndeavor st
S p. iii.iY. P. . c. K. ill :M p. in. Prayer
niueilnn every Tliuraday evening. Lathes
Mlanlimnry Auxiliary lo O. V, II, K. rlml Tbtira
dny 7:110 I', M. each month. Choral Union
every Krlday ul7:su p. m. 'i'bo people woloouit.
O.J.UIelpaator, Itealdea ut tbo eburub. ,
Methodist Kpiacopal Church South Rav. E.
F VYIIaun paHlor. I'reuetilnK every Huuday at
II a. rn. and 7 p. m. ; Bunday aelool at in a. in.;:
Cpworlb Leairuo, prayer and pralao mtettnir. 1
Clu b Hundeyutop. m,; Prayer meeting Wednea
evonlns nt 7 o'clock: Woman's Homo Miaeloa
Boclely ueela Aral Thurtda:
il:S0 p. m. Mrs. E. B. Picket, prendeut.
ay in t sen mourn sv
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