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TH1KD YEAR.
MRU FOND, ORIXJOX. FKJ1. Y, .JANUARY 1, 190!).
No. 244.
Hied! Daily CrilbMime
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NEW CHURCH
BLESSED BY
PRESIDENT AND
ARCHBISHOP
Impressive Ceremonies
Held at Catholic Church
in West MedfordArGh
bishop Speaks
y M.
Ka( hi
With improsaive cermniiy th
Catholic eh u rdi in thin citv v.'iis on pii
day morning dedicated, Archbish.ji
Christie of fieinting, i.ssisted by
signor Luard of Portland and
Van Clnrenheok of this city, Althovi:
the weather was not I'm most favorabll
a largo crowd of local people nlti-ndJ
nil- t-i ivrn jiiiu nr. new room
crowded.
The regular dedication services
the Cut hoi it' eh nrAh were used. 'I
music was exceptionally f i no nnd eve
thing lent pleasure to the services.
The archbishop spoke nt some lon-fl:
in regard to the Catholic work in 111
city and expressed his pleasure at tl
progress that has been shown. Howe
lie expressed his dissatisfaction iu
gard to the treatment that was nceoj
ed Father Van Clarcnhoek, stating tht
lie would no longer nilow his priests
reside in a 'Mien coop. ' Ho then uhIqI
that aid bo extended the church so tilt
the priest could take up his reside'
in the parish house. I
"Father Van's' Sacrifice. J
In thus speaking the archbishop lyl
reference to the sacrifice that "Fntlir
Van," as the Catholic priest in elm
of the local work, is culled in that I
foot ion that finds its expression in I
mimttives, in giving up the parish Ho
for two years that In? might take r
nntal and apply it on tne new emits
in order to have it completed, and 15
mg in the meantime ir a little sh;
that he had erected in the rear of
church. Father Van says that he
very comfortable in his little quart
but Archbishop Christ io stated in
remarks that lie could not turn arou
in tho place. He took care to stiit
that Father Van was not complain!
but as a priest has only a home
should not be required to live in such1
aback.
Regarding the Hospital
In regard to the hosp'tnl that is plan
Hrd for this city by the Sisters?, tb
archbishop stated thai the business mm
of this citv hud neve paid what t h tj
E DEVIL"
WIRS.ROOSEVELT DUKE WEARS
BE MANY MAYOR'S TOGA
Brilliant New Year's Re
ception Held at White
House-Many Notables
Attend
January 1. N'cigh-
miiiied by hia fain-
fr invited :"i 'end kent. mien
'Vf!t, HII1T
WA.sllIXiiToX
bor Km.,
ily ami :i
" ' ,U1J. aim there wasn i. one ot
the tliousands who p.u.i their f-pects
am! wil-it .iw. i... . ..it
- u nappy cw
ieur" v.lio diln t ny it was the most
successful "at bonn-' given by the
Kooscvclts ricve th-y moved into the
White House with ihetr belongings sev
en yearn to eunie Jan iSeptember.
Many diutingu islu-.t tolks, including
what is recognized as the ''Four Hun
dred" iu tiic-w parts the diplomatic
corps v,-ere aracng tut specially invited
guests, ::s were also i.M those fortu
nate, enough to live in the celoci; social
anad official circles f the manlv host
aid charming liimteas. The townspeople
were there in overwhelming number:;.
All :c( tc m:ike ,h-i iccasion a num-
orabl one, from the distinguished rep
resentatives of crowned heals, in vari
colored uniform h -a with gi.ld braid.
and with courtly bow and a near touch
of the finder tijis In greeting, to the
quietly clad "plain people," with
well wisti's ami hund clasp like
u vise.
Pumped Many Hands.
The genial hoit, enured to greut phy
sical strain, firmly sLood his ground
throughout the trying ordeal of over
three hours, and generously pump linn-
lied each and every guest without fear
r fa'vor and regardless of race, color.
pre inns condition iii servitude or sect.
The fixing aJ.led much lit the sac
's nf the ccnt music by tho taurine
band, floral Jivrat'Ui:s mi prims uf
nq.ical luxnrijuu-e.
On Hie str-A.- ..f II o'clock, fu-.ir
mgleni fnmi :c l.'i;d '-tapped from
their M-alet I'lii-d I" Hows tatio'iod in
the main e:it miici? had and sounded the.
all "The I 'resident. ' j-s they vejcn-d
h fotit ((f the str.ir-ai 1 le:'iing 1o the
amily apiirtiiici)t on the eioid fhuir.
Iu a iiuinu lit Xci lil Mr lioosevt It and
is wife st;:rt'l the M"rert of the rfair-
ase to t'je ttrnirs -jf "The Si:;r ypan-
ghd UaiH:er,'T -id'1 m:!e their way tc
had subscribed towards the new bc1mo the south side of tin- bine room, follow
and that until this old account waded by the vice jireniiVnt and Mrs. Fair
straightened up that hs would not nil b;:iiks ami ;lie members f th; cub
low a hospital to be erected -in Me-l-liM-i. The I:n!is iU their position
ford, but woud place it. in some othef;t the right and 1'j. m -d a part of the
citv instead. t receiving line tr (tit"- tli:ni an hear.
The archbinhop thou delivered his so
mon.
Reception xomgiu. j,.s niiuiPtai was real swell. 'J
A re.-eotion will he le-itiere.i iiiq arcnt,., .,.ni, ( ti.,;i, , l:t ..,,.,.. t.x,.u
,,rl ShoA- of Ui!iform.s.
r The pn'M-iitiitM) ef I o-eign ambassa
I !ois ami niiuiptai was real swell. They
''ft.tcreil bv Him -'tu it . hiraiti'". I'Xi-ht
bishop and visiting falhers at the par;VrU. ,.,.s,,n,,(i . rhem. arid sh.wlv
bh house this evening to which all are.i.' t,HJr w;u . i,)sl aiM UiiiXi.
invited. An attract v.; pr-iram ha
b. en arranged and it is hoped that many
will attend. The archbirdiop will re
main in Medford nnti' Saturday after-
lie
MARRIED.
itii thir wiv-lire?-..
Kach
ie court ce:'
Tin
"t t
V KKM;KIM EH At the homo of
the gmom's father 'n this city. Thurs
day evening, December 24, Mr. Ernest
D. Fnukey and Miss Kf'ie firimes were
united in marriage. Kev. T. M. .Tones
performing the ceremony. Both the par
f'.s art- well and favorably known here.
&.r. Pan key being ono of this valley's
.est ball pitchers, while Miss Grimes
-Mvas a most charming aad popular young
l;idv. Only a few of the immediate rel
atives of tho couple were present to wit
noss tho interesting ceremony, which
was followed by a nio tempting wed
ding dinner. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pnnkev will
r,--idp in Central Point. Herald.
KELLKKMAX LEWIS Mr. J. ,T.
Kellertnan f Ashland and Miss Noma.
Irene irfwis, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Lewis of this city, were
quietly married at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning at the Lewis home by Kev. T.
M. Jones. Only the relatives and a few
friends of the bride witnessed the cere
.,.m.v immediately fellnwing which the
happv couple took the train for Seattle,
where the groom's patents rryde and
where they expect to mak their home.
Mr Kellennan has been engaged in the
automobile Karate business in Ashland
for ome timp. t'"1 r.H-ontly sold his bn
iness and decide! to locate in Seatle.
The bride is well known here and has
many friend". wl" wi" unit' ll) W'qbing
i --if n-l hf-T hocl:irJ a happv and
prosperous life.-Horald.
.1
iiid members of their
-T it was attired In
eti'jing his rank.
1 i in h iilian am
fllip.'to M;ivrr ile.
au he "has for
ii..'ie were many
i ni:i:ion of the
i 1i t'olb.wed.
t h'- president 's
by ileath, was
ai'c was taken
con Jl'Tiistortf.
ntative of the
ho was aceorn
an American.
ri ot" her nativ
".. Having ar-
count camy at
f ambassadors.
ii ii minister, in
;r'h. a did his
wing the richly
party of Prince
b'; distinguished
f the prim-e
: nea that had
; , This town, and
u-ignifi''aace the
ii-iij'pointed Chi-
1 for the first
--H'lor. Il:tt
auehi's. bd
fc eral v.-.irs.
iatiges iu tli.
her govern no
HartMi von irt
.' friend, ri
ally mir-sed.
Count von !
tho person:'!
rniaa emper.
.lied by tl:.
has not s e
lo-for1 fr
1 but. re. -en
foot r.t' tli
befuie tie
1 of ratil-i .:
lleCOSi'r. ill! I i
gned ainbari' )
TiiH' Slinc Vi hi
srir- 'Hie full tt
paly was of
Iiedr before be. 0 t -a '
it Lied almost il l u
drel of Dr. Wu. .i -
iiesfininiter w'io :pp
timi in several yrn.
SOffiM Anpear.
iowing tl i '""trig diplomatic
orn.i-inn euill - IU!lie.e ail'l
the
ociate ,
court other nv
fornSr membei
I'niEll States
tster-i The w
tivoK'atne nex:
seasoj had left
An ther plea
diute J after
Writes and Offers
Heard Position-WillSell
Barnum a Right-of-way
for $1000
Jeff Bombard
(ie.nge L. Duke, familiarly known to
Mid ford people as " laio Devil Duke,"
ex-official nuniberer of Medford Iioum's.
sign pnh-ter, alv rlising agent, etc..
ere, etc., has been c'u-ted mav(t'r of
Hotchkiss, a town in t elerado. h: a
letter upon official stationery, the dare
dev.il boy mayor writes as follows:
".lust a few lines to wish you a
merry Xmns ami a happy X w War.
Tel! Doc Roddy that h? hasn't got any
thing on mc, as you will notice by the
enclosed clipping. I am Mayor of this
burg.
And the Judge web, being city at
to-ney of M"dford may be quite an
honor, but nothing compared with be
ing a mayor. Xow I am even with the
fudge.
Mulligan, in Grand Junction.
"Karl B:cke and Mulligan run the
town of Orand Junction. Mrs. Mulligan
e; the Society que. u there.
"Tom Richardson nun at Denver the
other day. Denver wants hi in to come
and be their bow-tor chief. Am think
ing of offering Toni a portfolio in my
local cabinet.
"My town hero w.-ut dry at iho last
'lection, but I have given several blird
pigs permits to op. Tut1. I intend to
number 'he town sunn. If anyone
wants rH'er'cc.. 1 will tell tlem to
lef. r to Medford.
"Tell .1. ff Hoard -I,-.! he cm have a
.l-di a: siiiiojiMci.d'-n. of -tie, if hi
U'Ollt.: It.
' Hotchkiss Statistics.
"Here nre yonie f'icr ft r the Med
ford Commercial club about llotehki.'n.
Cole.:
" Population lit.'.O.
" Niggers Hi.
Do-rs l.ouii,nMO,()oii,i)ii(i,MiiO.
"Chief industry -Real esinte "harks
catching eastern suckers.
" Railroads Jerkw .t,. ,,f p. & R. a.
arrives and dpart:t i.nee in so eriea.
"Please request De li'-ihiy to send
copy of his anti-optitn amendment;
aNo a few pointers on how t,t run a
town. T'll Ha r ii ti in I will (' ,f him a
I'J'ilroa! l'i-rine!se i-..m here to Sow
llidlow.f'or tioiis.tii' dollar.
" Wishing everyone i'i M.-dt'oid a
pv Xew Year,
. ":. I,. lU'KK. Mayor.'
WARSHIPS AID
IN CHECKING
MESSINA EIRE
navy and other milit.i'y organizations,
all wearing the regulation full dress.
At l'J:l."i the pr sion of well wish
is took mi a limn :, rubor color. It
was made up of 1 lie vt ilian officers
and organizations apiifiiriug in the fol
lowing order:
i-i' jirv iif the .Smith
; , ivil service eo:n-
.-.oiinorei mmiv'
1 1 ; 1 1 e'lin iti i -s; i in , i-miii
I)wt;;ct of Columbia.
es ..f '.part.ii.-oi-. -n-
Itegents and s.
iniaii int it ill io
i i ; i o 1 1 , i nt -r' 'i
mi, Ithini;:n e
lilissioliers ot III.
istant se.-ietai
licitor general, n-c
ral. assistant
tr.avtiror of the
rian of congress.
of bureaus, presid
istitnti.oi for d :
f tlie Cincinnati.
o-itanl attorneys gen
iosi ntasleH general.
I'liiSd States, libia
pub';. printer. In-mK
ent of the Columbia
if j.;rd dmiib. Soco-tv
A.ier club of 117.
ns. war of DMIMT:
- of the supremo
I , itf th" hvl'iary.
the cabiee and
.o...l.,rj -iinl miti
t nnd r. pre.ent.i
thoigh tho holiday j
fe in the city. i
( imI itch canr imme-'
i T4 of the army and
Associated Vetera w:
Military I id-r Loyal Leu ion. tiraiel
Army, Medal of Umi pr Legion, Veteran
L.giou. I'nion Veteran.' union. Sncictv
Annv of Santiago. Sp:,'ih War Veter
ans, Armv and -Nnvv I mon, .Minute
Men. Sons of the Atm ircan Revolution
md the Olde-t Tnhabit.-nts association.
The Simple Life.
Then came the simple life. The long
terpentine line of "ptiin people " that
had been pulsating with impatience nut
of doors fr two lo-nrs. fr.m the head
r sting on the front pornco in sight and
Bring of tin: gaiety, to the rear many
"(pjnren away, moved forward at 1 p. m.
w h n the big door w.s thrown open.
The jjnv uniforms and fine gowns were
absent, but the flow-ts and plants and
music wor there and more important
Jian alb-Veighbor Ho 'revolt.
The great band, whfh had been dis
ursing "las.-ic.-il air.f. burt forth in
blare of "See. the Colopiering Hero
Come," ns the column fairly lea pert in
Slowlv nt first, t.nt faster moved
the throng, and moro y-yuttn became th
band, skipping from on lively air to
another on tim it wa "Listen
to Mv Tale of Woe" uud at another
the City to Stop
the Flames Pestilence
Is Spreading Rapidly
Islands Disappear
CATAMA, .laiia. L Tho warships
)ff the coast of Messina bctran lom.
barding the burning sections of the
ily thin morniiiL' as the only n.-ssihlo
means of fighting the flumeswhich are
spr auiug constantly -n spit.' of r.ll ef-
ions in cheek them.
The latest refiiL'ees unv that, there iu
but little hope of rebuilding the city.
J'estitution reigns throughout the city
and hundreds are in tinmineut. duniinr of
starvation. Pestilence is Hiireadinir rnn-
idly and adding fresh horror.
King Goes to Reggio.
MKSSIXA, Jan. 1. Kiug Kniaiiuol
went, to the. city of Reggio todnv, but
the (ineen remained in thm city, no th
horrors of the city i. cross the .itraits
ire toil great for h.-r to stand. She is
gradually Hearing a nervous collapse.
but disregards all requests on the part
it the king that she return home.
With probably 4(1. imo dead in the
ruins, the work being done in Messina
iimoiints to little or nothing. The tiro
is uicrea.ang mid swt einnir over the
ity.
The stench is almost, nnbenrnble ami
pestilence is almost certain to follow.
Islands Have Disappeared.
RUM. K, Jan. 1, According to advices
from Vita the Li pan! jf lands near tho
coast nf" ( icily have disappeared ami
S.i tint inhabitants irnvo perished.
Th gove::::i!f i:t has detailed a torpe
do boat to invest igate.
The inlands are of . Icauic origin and
w -re in the line with l e heaviest earth-
piahe shocks.
'There'll pe a IL.t Time in tin' Old
Town Tonight.'
"Step lively there, slip lively there,
and see the elephant pack his trunk,"
came the melody, but cot the wordH, ns
the baud broke into the familiar " May
nr of Tol; in. " Kven Xejghbnr Rnosev elt
could not repress a smile for all tin
good peoplo of every rank and f mm
almost every clime ha I been wishing
him a successful hunt on t lie A f rican
trip which is to follow his retirement
f roll) public life.
Column Moves Quickly.
More rapidly moved the column, Xow
a quick step from Miv band. Then a
double quick from the callers. Tli" neat
ly uniformed help, placed at diuYr nt
parts of the loom to l.eep the course
clour, tool; n hand mi l by an ititiiuuit
ing gesture lo-re or a :iq. there, livened
up the faltering oiu-j. U; her gentleman
!y attendant observe I that there were
no pachags carried tie- ranks ami
saw to it that t ho rule against a rnllor
greeting his host wiih one hand behind
i:is ba.-k or t-ouwa I in liis oereo.-it
j ki t was not vndalt n.
It was a cosmopolite i gathering, from
fiist to lasi, arol uil l -s -o att-r tin
d ! pf.en ra ine of t he reyn I J rap tings,
the t'roel; mats and lit" handsome gowns
for in the "people's cilnmn' Were old
age and youth. 11 Willi boys'' ami sim
pering mniiN, ina'nl' ii ladies and wash
orwomen. the gent d 1:. borer a well
as the fellow ho loo' .d as if he ;i.
not known profitable toil f)hr vejus;
Sh- White .-md the !,-. the freshly
Scoured a-t well as oi if who had lo g
lectod their toilet.
Th'-y hurried along, the embodiment
of S)ialiespe:iie's Seven Ag.-s. with all
intermediate grade thru he could have
conceived of ami othe-s tint dreamed nf
in his philosophy. Through it stood
Neighbor Roosevelt , with no cider or
appl's to dispense, bat laving a cheery
salutation for all, a pnf on the shoulder
for an acquaintance lo-ie and there in
t he line and with nobody missing a
hearty grasp of that white gloved hand,
showing evidences of Soil, but no indi
cation of a tremor .ir weakness in the
oriorgy behind it.
Thus came to a clone the last New
V'-ar's reception of a Mvcn years administration.
E FOUND
PALMER MAY
11
T
LuS AM'KLKS. Ca .. Jan. 1. Fifty
tiousaMi! dollars is I)"- amount Jack
Wr.-n of Melbourne a fight promoter.
i willing to gie JtrTr' -s outright if he
will agree to meet Jack Johnson, the
negro, in Melbourne next, November,
according to a cablegram made public
todav,
Clause lor $800 License
Inoperative-Inserted to
Fool Voters and Secure
Passage ol Measure
Tho charter amendment proposed by
prohibitionists to amend Medford 'a city
charter, so as to mako it comply wil'a
the general local option law, contains
a joker cunningly im-ertod to secure
votes for it from those who favor
high license. Vnder tl.o impressiou that
they arc voting to increase the mini
iiiuiii license to ifKOO jar annum, many
are supposed to vote for the amend
ment. As a matter of fad, if tho amend
meut to the charter carries, the high li
cense provision .will b.) operative, be
cause the high license provision will
be taken away from Jdedford.
Upon the official ballot the initia
tive petition proposed by tho prohibi
tionists reads as follows:
" Proposal by. initiative petition.
Charter amondineiit making the local
option law of the stale of Oregon apply
to tho city of Medford ami fixing the
minimum license nt. $$00 per annum.
Voto yes or no. ' '
The clause in Medford 't charter which
now gives the city ciuucil power to
license, tax regulate or prohibit bar
rooms, etc., where spi'itous, malt or
vinous liquors are k"pf, for mile, " ro
gardless of general or state laws," and
which is local self government. mid
hence the true local option, is changed
under the proposed amendment tu rend
as follows: '
' ' To license, tax, r 'gulale, or pro
hibit barrooms, drinking shops, billiard
rooms, bowling alleys, d.iuec houses, and
all places where spirieus, malt or via
oiis liquors are sold or !: pi fur sale, sub
jeel to any and all grroial laws of the
state of Oregon heretofore enacted or
which hereafter shall h enacted by the
legislature or by the people of the slate
of Iregoii j provided, I hut no license
for the sale of spiritous. malt or vinous
liquors shall be granted for any less
amount thnu eight, hundred dollars
($N00) per annum, pa able seiui iiunu
ill! vy in advance, ' '
Jt therefore follow- that the clause
containing tho ifSOO Incuse will be in
operative when tli .j charter complies
with the general loci" I option law, and
that it was ostcnsih'v inserted to de
ceive voters and secu.-n support for the
amendment, taking away the power of
licensing from the city. As the public
voted for tho local opii-in law supporiug
it to be a true local eplion bill instead
of it t-ouiitv prohibition measure, so it i
hoped to secure ntes for tin- amend
ment emasculating i ho city charter.
WINE AND WOMEN ADD
ANOTHER TO LIST OF VICTIMS
BUY ASHLAND
COAL MINE
Dr. Reddy Obtains Option
on Property and Sub
mits Proposition to Chi
cago Capitalist
SKATTLK. Wa-i... Jan. I. - Prion j
bright lights mid win - dilineis- to jail)
i he ht-i v of 'he 'I of llerm.-n Pa 1
ley, former e.i-hi- r of the Cenrgo P. I
Levee T Ilea I lictl I Colli). ,1'iy, who was ill' i
,.- led I., r. ;.!:; , !,:.-' 1 nit I, e..--'.
.ling mmo. c ciom'-s I and will be
taken back to ( 'hicagi.
Dr. J. l Retldy nf litis city has se
cured an npiion on th Ashland coal
mine and has submi't -i the proposition
to llonore Palmer, the Chicago capilal
ist, and it may be that lie will take hold
of the property. D. 1! Jackson is as
sociated with Dr. Reddy iu tho deal.
I lie Ashland Tiding u its last issue
published a story to tho effect that
Palmer has already h-.nded the property,
this, however, not berng the case, an
option havuing bee.i taken and the
proposit ton forwarded tu Palmer.
Medford Coal Deal.
Mr. Murphy of Chicago, with whom
'nlmicl J, P. Mniiday it- associated, is
xpci-tcd to arrive tu this city on Mou
lay. It is thought that at that, time
au understanding will be reached with
the Pacific Coal company whereby tho
Med I old ( on! company a property will
be taken over by the ( amende Coal com
pany and development started.
The Ashland Tale.
The article appearing in the Tiding
follows:
"A .leal was consummated on Tues
day by the Ashland Coal company
which amy menu a grout deal for the
development of the coal prospects in
this end of the Rogue River valley iu
particular. The conip.t:iy gave a work
ing bond on tho properly to Mayor J. V,
Roddy and D. II. Jackson of Med ford,
who it is understood Arc the representa
tives iu the matter of llotmro Palmer,
the Chicago millionaire, who is making
extenshe i n est men I k iu the Rogue
River valley, his most recent In ml pur
chase being t be big Ity bee ranch on
Rogue liver iu whien h- invested some
40,000.
"According to th" best information
obtainable, Palmer h; ? been attracted
by the recent favorable reports of the
coal prospects in this sect inn ami par
ticularly by the pros If. of the Ash
land company at its property just south
east of thin city, :nd is desirous of
taking hold and d- loping t he coal
mining industry, lie is not associated
With the parties that, have been bond
ing and locating coal prospects all the
way from Aslilaml to Rogue river iu the
past few ii i not lis, it l: stitl ed.
Will Examine Coal.
T'uder the terms ol the bond taken
upon t ho A shin ml piop.-rt y, nu expert
examination is to be made at an early
lirte, ami if sntiHt'aelorv as it is rea
sonably certain it w.'l be, il in said.
development work is ( be taken up not,
later t ha i. Pebi nary ' ' a ml pushed.
Then time is given iinli: May 1 to take
lip the stock issued by the Ashh'tid Coal
eocmpanv nt the pric of 'Z7u' per share
at which ii is i-soed. Tin- outstanding
stn.-k
to I lie
ah ili p. It tun. The b,
a-- ol laud belop-
.iii i f any
t!,
id-
ROBBER FATALLY WOUNDED
IN ATTEMPTING A HOLDUP
SI'UKAM-;. Wash.. J-,ii. I .- Tl lore
Adams of Aum-oiida, Mont., was prob
ably fatally wounded tin- morning while
living to hold up a -li ei ,-i.r. e was
shot, iu the head bv ',. -r. Smith, a civil
engineer, who was i.:seiiyir on the
car. Smith re.-nlod fo his gun when
the robber entered tl ;'r. In the shoot
ing Smith received a scvnlp wound.
Adams' companion esenped. A panic
among the women- passengers followed.
Will Make Report on Water.
Petor Appb-gate has I ',n engaged by
the water cmiimiltee . the city council
to prepare and submit a report to that
body on the most f.-asilde plan for se
curing an adequate supply of water for
the town, together w.:ii the cost of the
plant. .Nf r. Appleg-te was here last
Thursday conferring wlh the commit
teo and expects to ha i hi; report ready
within a few days.
Mr, Applegato is a civil engineer of
wide experience ami, le ing a former old
time resident of this town, lias a com
presensive understanding of the general
conditions and needs of the town, which
will be of great benefit to him in get
t.i.g at the true facts aid conditions.
II oral d.
uifh th
.vas nl
of land
The
thbi see
-he ..re
nal eninpanv " working J-ae
eeim d on tv, ii hundred acres
joining from J. J. M urphv.
eoal d' veloplll. lt prnfpeets of
cfbni. furthered as they an at
senl time by 'Ie- Illinois company
represented by Colonel Mmidv and bv
th" f.os An'o-bs ,.,,uceni. to.j. tti.r with
the interest now tuNen bv Pabnoi', are
certainly longing Hp.
WILL INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
OF THE O. A R. TUESDAY
There will be a publi installation of
the officers of Chester A. Arthur post.
11. A. Ii., ami of th-- Women's Relief
C.i.'ps in connect itm o'th (he post on
Tuesday evening. J;)-;:.iry lilo'i. nt
Angle opera house, commencing at 7 p.
in. sharp and to which alt old soldiers
and their iinmediat" families an r-
dially invited, whether members of the
post or any other; alto members of the
Relief Corps and their immediate fnmi
Iks: we also extend to any ex confed
erate soldiers and thei- wiv.-n a cordial
invitation to t io and meet with us.
assuring them a genuine welcome. After
installation there will Io a short pro
gram, consist ing of vera! and tnst ru
inental music, recitations end selections
on the drum by an nil veteran, after
which supper will be nerved. Como and
let tin renew old acquaintances, which
haTe been ' sealed crt many a battle
field. Remember the. rtercisea will com
mence at 7 p. ra. sharp.