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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
THE MAIL TAKE ADVA XT AGE of the oftor Tub Mail mnkes for 6oocl Roads. See other side of this page JACKSON COUNTY. I Ashland's imuual city election win take place Tuesday, Do .'ember 20tli. Ashland pays iZXi per month for tor street ligbts.coiiBisting of twenty eight arc lights. Miss Theresa Bryant, of Scuttle, formerly deputy ' county clerk of this couuty, is visiting friends at Ashland. G. O. Van Nuttu, uud Mrs. Idu M. ! Griffith, of ABhlaud, were married at Jacksonville Wednesday last, Hon. Goo. W. Dunn ofiloiutlng. A Los Angeles firm . shipped forty Hve head of line horsos from Ashland last week, which they bud purchased at uiiioront points in the valley. 'si evidently uungry ones, entered the homo of W. V. Peutor in Ashluud Sunday night, while the fnm uy was at ouuroh and curried otf about all the eatablos there wore in the pantry. The Ashland sower assessment-caso was argued and submitted iu tho olr- cuit court ou a writ of review, aud taken under advisement by Judge liauua. It is not expected that a de cision will be rendered until the con vening of the regular term of oourt next Monday. Miss Mary Prioe, of Ashland, alarm ed her friends Snnday by suddenly disappearing. The young lady is afflicted with St. Vitus dance and during such attacks beoomes mental ly irresponsible. She was found after a search of several hours in an ex hausted condition. Daniel Walker, one of the pioneer oitiaens of the upper valley, died at his home near Ashland on Suuday evening, aged 70 years. Mr. Walker located on his farm in 1867, and has .lived there .ever since, a successful farmer aud -Bookraiser. He leaves a wife and four grown children. The Ashland Preserving Co. packed 'G700 oasesaof fruits and vegetables this season, as. against 4400 for 1903. Tho ttotal amount of material used was 200 tons, one-half of whidh, nearly, was tomatoes. The remainder was divined approximately as follows:: Poaches, 85 tons ; Bartlett pears, 14 tuna; oiaoKoernes, U ton.; straw berries, raspberries and loganberries, i ions.; piums and apples, 8 tons; pumpkin and squash, 10 tons:; string uoauo ana peas, a tons; miscellaneous 10 tons. Because. a gaslighting plant whloh was installed at Jacksonville hy J. E. Hunt failed to work satisfactorily, A. E. Reamos, district attorney, lias ob tained judgment in the oiromt court of Multnomah county against ihim for $9296. The plant was installed in 19CJ and was guaranteed to fiumSsh ir,n lights of 100-oandle power. It is al leged that it failed to do this, .and the mains ware improperly laid and the materials used were defective. Tho case was set for trial -before Judgo uoorgo, uvomoor 'Jlst, but the de fendant fuilcd to appear to. niuke'auy 'Contest. An Ashland man, D. T. Irwin, hns been quite successful recently, it is .reported, hi locating gold bearing quartz lcdgus with a "divining re.d. " He bus boon working in tho Wagner croek district tho past week and hno .located two ledges upon which pros peotmg work .will bo.bogun. He has recently located some valuable leads on the Klamath river. The "diviu ing rod" for locating minerals is operated ou the same principle as the liazel switch in hunting favorable con ditions in digging for water. Of course no matter of fact person has any faith in such appliances bui prospectors are quite taken tip with xne "divining rod" for locating min eralized quartz veins, "just as an ex periment, you know:" A tremendous current of ' wind picked up about 600 feet of water flume near the Ashland Manufactur. ing Co. 's mill, near Ayers Spur.Satur day evening, shook it, as a doe siU shako a rat, and thsn scattered its timbers over tho surrounding coun try. me employes at the mill and many people in Ashland noticed heavy black cloud going over the valley from the southwest to the northeast about dnsk, and it was the wind accompanying this cloud which did the mischief at Ayers Spur. The Hume Is brought to the mill from Neil creek over a ravine nnd for quite a distance is suspended on a trestle which is from 20 to 30 feot from the ground. The wind circled or eddied around and underneath this aerial structure finding It just the thing to play with. The loss of material will uot be total. Tidings. J!W1 70L- ivi. MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER I 1904. NO. 49. will give from uoiv until January 1, looj 50 cts of Each $(.50 i nsli .subscript!) lU'WHls, Ito -i ll-Hi Tllttlitn ..!...- Ho-i hxil by tills Pi New or He Southern Oregon Mines. Tho management of theVictor placer property, near (llendiile, has nut everything In readiness for winter work with n hydraulic ph,nt. The Victor was once equipped with a grout steam pumping nlant. v.hieh uu utilized for furnishing water under strong head for washing the gravel. but did not prove profitable iu that manner. Since then a ditch svstoin uas gutiiored available water supplies. and nn ordinary hydraul'o plant is operate:! with muoh better results. Tho 40-ton oynuido plant, Sturde vunt rolls, rock crusher, engine, boil er and othor machinery which woie received some time ago for tho Oro Pino, near Giants Puss, have been hauled out and sot up at tho protiertv. ou Jump-off-Joe. The Oro Fino is the property of Portland people, S. Chase being superintendent, and J. H. Fisk aud othois own uu interest. J. no property is looutod just ovor tho divido from the Granite Hill, uud is recognized as one of the most im portant mines of the distriot. At the Monumeutal mine work will soon begin on the construction of a quartz rnill and tho building of a long ore onute to carry the ore from tho main adit tunnel to the oro bins. Tho company has been operating its own sawmill, cutting the vast amount ot lumber necessary to erect the several buildings and the long flume which is to bring water from Shelly creek and supply power for the plant, Tho Monumental will be eauloDed with a Datwry of the roller ferno. as th, ore Is soft and friable enough to be easily worked by a rotary machine. David Briggs and boys, who were made rich iu a day by Mie fabulous surface wealth of the Wounded Buck claim, on upper Suokor creek, ham located a olsim up iu the mountains or tho Gurry county line, and will work the rich ledge they have found there. Thoy have had samples from this oloim recently assayed here. and. while they do not give tho returns that the Wounded Buok ciuarte has ivon, tho proposition appears Tery promising, ana the lucky family will move their soene of operations "from the Upper Sucker o the Chetco. The Wounded Buck is under bond to i company for a consideration of ?100. 000. PUBLIC DOMAIN Lake county hns a gold exeitoment that as productive of good develop ment work. Five or six poisons havo been proseouting work, and the past week, .Curtis Alexander, a mining en gineer, has been making careful ex aminations of the surface and prospect holes. He devoted most of Ons time I to the one property, but has also vis-1 supervisors, C. Bnrtrnm, ot the southern division of the Cascade for uv reserve, wag in Jackson county iuibwook upon official business. mr. liaitrum is very much elated with tho record of bis division during ' season just concluded. The sea sun was an extremely dry one the uryost known for many yours, and tho loss of timber by (Ires in t ie stutc amounted to 88,000,000. vet in tho southern division of the Cascado re servo, tuo dumugo amounted to hut sai.ou. Iho result is duo, Mr. Bart rum says, to tlneo causes. One might to no good luck : tho tno activity and vigilance of the rang ers and the third to the hoarty co i-i-.biuu ui me BtocKmeil cruzinc. witniu tno reserve with tho ! euorts of the rungois to keep down fires. Thoro are upward of 100 men taking caro of stock inside tho reserve and it will readily be seen that this maKos a strong supplementary force iu tne government rangers if they co-operate, whloh they have done auuugtDe past season. On several occasions stockmen have extinguished fires themselves. Iu granting permit iu graze stock- on the reserve this 1b one of the conditions most forcibly impressed upon the Btookmo that is to ma luterest to see tha foraat protected. A violation of this noadl. on or of any of the other ooaditloas imposed will result in tho mnutin. of his permit for all time. Tho atook meu have all willingly oompllad with this condition and to that faot mv hm attributed much of the credit for the few flres in tho southern division. During tho season when tha lUmm of flres is not great Mr. Bartrnn his forco engaged In markta cha boundaries of the resorve. M.ui.h. iisning oorners, and making auob a plain line that there oan bo no possi bility of mistaking it. Many claims are owned inside the Unas h. tnM. . viduals and tho lines around that are aiso Doing plainly marked. About the flnst of March he axpecta to put lurco ot men at work marking tha western oounaary through Jackann county. This winter the Oregon delamf.lnn will ask congress to aranfc nkh.. to the rangers to arrest violtnr. f mo provisions governing tho reserve witnouc well desorvod support. it is not ponuittod to mention tho particular woumn who stirred up Gold Hill, but thnt she did it efleetuullv was proved by tho handsome chock which found Its way to the statin fund. Cold Hill is to bo conipli mouted both in having a woman to take hold of tho work and for the honor it has done itself by being a permanent memorial to noble woman J noon. A obio indeed I Fjr Sncu jawea performed every service whiel tho captains uud men in their journal: gave her credit for doing, for it win n it the record of one man, whiol might have boon distorted, but tin testimony of Hourly forty who novel mentioned her name' without rover once and resiwt, and oven the om who was want to dwell on the won.: and most licentious features of Indini life, spoke of tho chnstity and mod esty ot tins Indian girl wife, who not yot eighteen years old. carrion her buby ou her back eight thousand miles, giving it and her beastly old husband every motherly and wifclv devotion. Littlo wonder this story me neart of every woman. OF puro i couple of woeks ago a Mail ronro seuiativo took- a drive into tho ooun cry uud in his travels could not bu notice tho many fine farm home vuicu navo been put up within t:io pust low months. There oun bo bettor indicator of a country's pros iioiny Minn tno improvement of o'.;l urn tno building of new farm build ngs. .towns and cities may spring ip, build now aud costly buildings rud seemingly uro prosperous, but this -my bo the result of a local intuition nrougin ubout by tho introduction ol sumo onterpriso whioli may tend to tno employment of an unusual num. bor of workmen nnd tho oxuandlti, or vast sums ot mouey. Not so with the taming cimmunity. When h farm er improves his place by oonstruoting now buildings it oan bo nut down hh n poaitivo indicator of n prosperous condition of affairs with which ho nas to do, and in most onsos tho price Prefers Southern Oregon. j W. Berrian, who for tlm not of 'he improvemous is tho nrndnnf. nf several years up to this vonr. whn I tuo B0" oe resigned the position had been Anng those new farm buildings superintendent of the government flsh ' "heorved by The Mail representative natcnery on Koguo river, was latolv one mo8' prominent is the farm hnm. the recipient of a very flattering offer I of W"J0 Hanley a grand and impos from the Argentine Eepublio, to go ' lllg e'ruoturo, well built, elnbornto vuoro uuoer a nve, years contract at , uuu oouveuieut . in all itB appoint- a liberal salary and superintend tho propogation of food- fishes in th. South Amerioan republic. When Mr. Berrian left the U. S. servloe. it was because he had become interested in business way in Jackson oountv and had resolved to settle down at the ineuts. Will Stewart, the orcbardist, has also built a very protty, taBty uuu imposing rarm residence ou hit recently acquired orohaid home, west and north from Modford. Ho hat uuiiv uis nome in a grove of giant beautiful homo ho has built on Boma ,' oaksi where to live will surelv hn river, and, realizing that by remain Pleasure a realiBtio dream of things ing in the government servloe he was . md, iinposiug, with a seemingly likely at any time to be called noon to eoftucBi and quietude found . n r ohange to another station, he retired. . whero nature has put forth her best warraut, an authority tho m wnicn nas frequently bean itod other nrosnectn. ni... .. T1"""" many violators of tho law driving a 100-ioot cross cut to onen P ,.0 th8 W o-voin he has exposed, at a depth !.T1T.- 'u arrest and could of about sixty foot. ThA (niin: . .. . tuuun to securo a war- gress will is expeotod that cou- ncreaso tho appropriation. 'As You Like It." The people of Modford on loved Kuiiiuno trout Thaulcsulviinz nirht portormunoo of Shukoaimam the Don't lo get to notice B. N. But er's display window. It will interett you. m me country is greuito, and tl o fissures ou which work has been done are saia to Be quito strong at tho surface. The' mineral belt lies about four miles from Puisloy. A rich strike has been tnndo ut tho Old l-reo and Busy mine, on the 111 in ur, near lverDy. A Hnsk of comedy. "As You Till if " i.n wi.. - uyuana ana tnKn euco L.hio and company. The costum ....... inigo, us orouifiit into the laS as superb aud the gtaco sett Pass a few davs aifn. .. 'voll.L.f .. . ' -- i uimiuiTiug me small sizo ,)Uicuiisea oy tno siski- ui tno stneo and tho ninirnlt,i ,.t ti. 05 JJeveiopnient i production. Miss Gaio as JRosalind """'""'J i uomiinseu lorgoiy of loool . gave au interpretation nil b nun mining mon, and is being doveloped : the morry-sided chursctor of R. by them. The feature of tho mine is ""d. From the mlschoivous, enrofroo - u.i.y icec wiao, of a soft mniaon to the tender, thoughtful wo vniues ot from I man, tno transition was made iu to w a ton throughout,. Tho ov.u- flash. George Sylvester, as Orlando, - .. ,,..,, B t cyaniding ounea nna acted tho part, although dwfiioh inclined to rant. tnl lhe esteem in which Mr. Bornan In Id by his former superior ofllnnra is shown by his offer from Aroeutinn. for tho offer would oertaiuly not havo xortneome without solioitn ljn un less he had been strongly recommend- a Dy tne u. S. Bervice. It is a pleas ure to Mr. Berrlan's many friends to learn of this determination to remain among us. He is a genial, progres sive oitizen aud suoh we are always glad to havo in our midst, To Protect Trees from Rabbits. Smearing fruit trees with blood i an old method of preventing them irom oeing girdled or barked by rab- UICS. ill a OUlIOtlll nil nnnlo ..n elt'orts to comfort and sooth the spirit of mnn. It is right here . that Mr. Stewart has built his house and n good one it is ; large, well arranged and iu it are all tho conveniences of similar housos in oitioB. Among thosi conveniences will be electric lic'.i frnm tho RDn -.n-i. A n paBSf s u. w piaco, water in every room ui-cuuu, auu sev. ernire A,.ti,. n , ' .B , ,7m , ,Ilrm bota that .... ,., Uuuol ouut upon his farm, just north ana west from Modford. ibis is a two-story structure, built upon the site of a former residence. It 13 nib of tho most noir,m.ll.. . .... u residences in these paits, and while no effort has been spared which bouquet of (lowers, a photograph of the girl sending tho puokugo, and u letter composed its contents. Tho sender asked that' tho reply might bo sent addressed to "Wobor, " caio of tho true- nnmo of tho young lntly. Tho articles wore re-wrapped uurl sout on to their destination. In Ration Makes 'Em gel Busy. When a man puts his land im.w an irrigating ditoh ho just naturally gots busy he can't help it. S. A. Carlton, who owns a lino farm ovor near Woilou postolHco, is almost al- " i"J u"y ninu nnd ho has been for years, else ho would not now own tho lino farm ho does, but for several months past ho bus boon uu usuully busy, so much so thnt mnnv of his .Modford friondB liavo naked if unoio Uolph" was away visiting. He was iu town this, week for tho llrot time for soveral months linm, tn busy. Nonrly ull his several hundred acres of lund Is under tho Fish Ink., ditch. Ho used some water from tho ditch the pust seasou and the result was so nattering, notwithstanding tho iuoxporiouco iu its use, Unit he Is pro paring to oovor very aero ho can with water uext season. He is right now putting out law Newtown uurl Spitzouborg applo troos, and will put out a greater uunibor uoxt season. Aside from this orchard vonture ho ia going to experiment quite exteusivoly u tno growth of difforent urassnM. Ho is Bowing twelve acres of laud ton oa oiovor, Blx aoros to alfalfa, th.- or four uoros tn IlinaW A nlsike and ton aoros to red tap and I timothy. This land will all Irrl. - gated and be is very sanmil .. f n . wie result. li now has growing a . few acres of alfalfa whiol . ka. dnnn - markably wcll-proV.uii that this, ass can bo produc..t in.nhiinrtimnn.. on sticky soil. Vlsi ', Orsnd Officers. L. M. C' maudor r who is van st- recently issued by tho Idaho Exueri. i W0.".Id ald to oinfort, tliero is a pro. meut Station Prof. Lowell 13. Judsou I "8 tonch of tn"to "' grando r says: "I have hoard a man of wido i "V"'y . wIllob co"'ys to tho . b- oxperiouce say that uoithor tar. nicht-! 1110 f,,ctLl't while com J. .1 . . ' tt VAff. ,1,11 nl....t.. r pianc ana operate the pronertv an immense BcaJo. Tho l'Vee and EaBy, as a sur'faoe proposition, pro duced many thousand dollars years ago from its oxidized ores. December Jury List. The following is a list of the jurors drawn for the December term of thn circuit oourt for Jackson county: J. rj. uodge, Modford: Chas. n.,n. ford, Jacksonville; John A. Harviv. Gold Hill ; J. W. Bates, Medford ; C. H. Pierce, Ashland; S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point; Emil PeiL Ashland: John N. Matney. Union : J. M. CnnV Barron; Goo. Little, Central Point -D. Klncaid, Barron; F. M.. Grainger. Ash iana; rred Bturgs, Union; John K. Gibson, Ashland ; J. E. Coffee uold Hill; Henry Worth. Mnnn. iese houck, Ashland ; Ed. Robinson. Talont; Geo. W. Dunn, Barron: Fred Furry, Phoenix; Harry Hosier. Ash land; H. C. Harriott. Centrni Point- C. Dodge, Ashland ; N. Lannell. Modford, L. W. Rodgcrs. Ashland- A. Piel, Roxy; E. Beeson, Talent; Huselton, Eagle Point; Jas. Mc- Dougal, Gold Hill ; William Perry, Big Butte; J. A. Cook, Gold Hill. See Elwood's lino of cut glass. Price, as the cynical Jacqnos, showed an understanding of tho requirements oi tno roio more than ordiimrv poni Taylor, as Touchstone, was an ideal court jostor, and Audrey, "a thing, but all mine own." was coptably represented by Olive West raargarot rJower as Coiia, Oertrudo Fowler, as Phoebo, In faot tho whni cast, carried out tBoir rospeotlve roies in a nnished and artistlo man ner. One of the ploasing features was tne Woodland quartette, which ronaerea tno songs and glees so num erous in tne original play. Taken all in au it was a performance worth n ing far to see. Sacajawca's Statue. Prom Portljin.1 Journal. One of tho most surprising things ui me wora or raising the statnn in aacajawen Is .the way tho contribu tlons drop down in most unoxpected moments and from most unoxpected places. Of course, there is alwayi. some woman back of tho "d., " but the worm support the statue al ways gets when tho right womnn pre sentB it to her friends aud lu iuhbn positivo proof of Is merits and soil or nnything olso excopt a rabbit tignt ronoo will stop them if they are thoroughly hungry. Hon, J. e. Stoelo, of fona, tells mo ho lias hud grout success by smearing tho trunks ot tno trees with tho carouss of rab bit. Lnto in tho full ho organizes a rauuit mint to got tho necessary rab bits, and with theso in hand proceeds to Bplit each ono open anil rub it, blood and ontruls on tho trees, mak ing ono rabbit do for about twentv- livo troos. It is not ncccssurv to n -. "'o wnoio ot tno burk.for ono smell win Hoop tho rubbit nwny. Mr. Ktnel., Boys tno rnbhit tracks ou tho snow iu his orchnrd lust yonr wore so thick that It looked us if a flock of shnn had boon through, yot not n troo was touched, whilo' neighboring orchards not so troatod Buffered severely." j-ue rorogoing refers to tho nw .uuuii wuicn ib about as numerous in Eastern Oregou as in Idaho. Ax grand ohancellor. com- A the KuightB of Pythias, . rauklnu an otUcinl visit to the jnslodges of tho order irVHho. it, net A n 111 H.nfl..n., - ...isiniin - AO. 31, Of Modfnr.1 !.,. i..,.,' night. A goodly number of the mem bers of tho lodge had foregathered fer tile occasion, and after the regular business of tho evening had been ooi "hided tho assembled company sat down to a sumptuous banquet served iu tho banquet hall. Afti.r th- i. man's wants had boeu satisfied some time was spent in sooinl and fratorn-1 converse. Tousts wero proposed and ..5era made, and a genoral nme was enjoyed. good Bound Over lo Keep Pence. ?ci to koor i ...in lucmy oi room urn ,.,.,.r...i,. -these may bo added to ,y ormi. men.,,, llCT,K.18 wl,iclli wIl( , , "" lU0In' Pi'lok tho """"""'i' ot man's prido to n reuliz ..uu.. unit comrort Und spaciousno.Hs ..e uiuuo cnrico-toid cons)icious wit uenuty added and Willwr li.m n.i.i..., liio oriiamenis. Tho throo building Spokon of Rbmo .....o uoon ouut uy Contractor K w Gray and uro ., credit to himself ,,.i his able workmon. W. C. T. U. Items. J. W. Prull was Inun.; : i...u uiis wook oy JitKlico Stowart at tho liiBtunco ol Attorney M G IIouo. Tim lull,... 1 I " " '"" "eon tne attor- ... Boverai canes of aln h,.,,t aud !Jn,li ii ..it ., 1,.. II I, .' '.--". "- .... ' ii i ugumst Wr. J(,)KO At the t,1I10 of tilu t,.nl lj(,fH1.o Jmlie(f Stewart P,l ,L.,i , 8tn) inngtiago iu reference tn the jd,. for which lie nftenvurd n,logized His bonds weio fixed ut l,()00 Will Walling lor Transformers. The Condor Wntor & Pnwnr n havo been somewhat handlnnniwi i i.ueir worK in furnishing light and power for Modford by tho dnl.. I., tho arrival of tho big transformers neoessary to rcduso the currBntont irom tne power station at Gold Ray, so that it will conform to tho citv system. These transformers had to oe maae alter the contract was on. torea into. They wero shipped from New York on November 1st. im,i snoma nave arrived here before this. " oroers and tracers have lu.n sent out from both Now York and Portland to harry tbo progress of f hu macninery and the company xpeots evoiy any trat it wiu arrive. City Properly for Sale. About two acres on KTnrili r. foor-room cotlsce hnnne wlti. ...... nd cellar, wi-.od honfo. th mi. ..Ilir.trn houesand barn, two wells 'and city "iter. Tlieimrrtin h R. fink. I pipes under It price (800. J.r. EADd, Medford, Oro. mil Observe Law. It is i,t lilte'y that Ashland nnd Modford, the two cities which wnul.l como tintler tho nrnvlsln... ..... direct primnry law, uscontnii.l.,., onm j or more inhabitants, will nmko noni , Inntions for municinal nm,....a i n. old way, und will not attompt to foi ow tho primary law, ono reason bo lug tho opinion of the Httorney-goii-oral that tho law doos uot tuko elleot .. miiuicipuntlos until nftor it ha beou used in a gonend stato election. Local Option Cases. Tho local option contest ensos cnnio up boforo County Juduo Dn..,, w,i nosdny a id wero quickly disposod of. The judgo decided ho lmd i,n i,,.iu.u. Notwithstanding the rain, Mrs. Gil. bort's house was crowded last Thurs day. Tho president and officers be ing present, tho Union ono..n,i i... Bcrlptiiro rending by tho president, pruyors by Mosdamos Adkh,. ..... ur' nna uu joined in singing .,.. .or JOBUS," Miss Maud Wilson accompanying on the organ. Minutes of the lust mooting nnd approved The Union then voted for tho corresponding seorotnrv f , nrtlclos to bo cirouUitcd to restrict tho wora box in tho now state to bo opon- I ed. Fmir npv mon.l.A , . . . .u -----"-""""" uro aaued nun in tno mnttor, which dnclslni. to the list. Thetnoetlngadjourned to kill throw tho matter back U,t tZ joiroult court. Judge Dunn will Ibbiio- u.uor uocinrillg tho r,rnl..i.. wiucu wont "dry" meet Dooombor 1st, at tbo homo of circuit court. mm. i,ay. juothors' day. All como. Sends Flowers to Webber. it seoms that amonc thn mnlti. tuaas or bright, sons bin uM, l ,. o., VUH xiaings, there Is at icBBionowno Ib nflllcted with that maudlin sentlmenalitv whinh nrnmnto the sending of flowors nnd hmi uoux to criminals. Among tho pack ngos pot on tho express car nt t.hi. depot, Saturday, was ono addressed to Adolph Wobor, nt, Auburn, Calif., tho young roan who is chnrgod with ...... uer.iiK ins rather, mother and nfnnt brother, and thon burnli,., n. family homo to destroy ovldonco of tho crimes. Tho pnekngo became unwrapped for Bomo reason, wlinn in. contents wero oxposod to view. A tO bo lllidni- mwfe subject to the provisions of tho looal option Inw. AMONU THE CfiUKCHES. M. E. CHL'UCH.IsOIJTH There will be no nroanhlnu r.-i in tho M. E. ohurnh. Snnih ... Sabbath, Decombor 4d. ' ILP: UKWN, Pastor. Newlown Trees for Sole. I haVO 11 imnrllv ,,ii,..l.nM ... r... town applo trees for sale. Theso am ofZMedrX"rUBl",y JBt nrtla L. E. HOOVKR. rtZY"!", ym .no""',t th,lt woddlug ring? Llwood has ajno lino.
