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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07
THEY BROKE JAIL.
Desperate Convicts Escape, Only to
Be Recaptured.

GREENsBUBG, Pa, April Ga Jail de-
livery was successfully made here Tonight
by which eight criminals escaped. Jailer
McCready and his assistant. William
McSheary, were struck on the head with
a piece of lead pipe by Peter Madden, and
while both men were insensible the COM
panions of Madden, who were in
the plot, jumped on them and beat
them brutality. The prisoners searched
the pockets of McCready, secured the keys
and rushed out of the Jail. An alarm was
given and within an hour four of the es-
capped convicts were captured.
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BRITISH CoLONiSTS.
A Scheme to Help the Poor to
Farms in America.

CHICAGO. April 6-The British-Amerl-
can Colorado colony has been organized
here by well-knOwn Brtish-Amerlcans,
who, according to announcements to-day.
will attempt TO provide farms for their
poor countrymen in Phillips and Logan
counties, Colorado. Farms for about 900
families will, 1t is said. be purchased. and
members of the poorer class OF English,
Scotch. Canadian and North of Ireland
emigrants will be colonized and pro-
vided with means to begin their farming.
A committee representing those who are
backing the scheme will start for Denver
next week to negotiate for the purchase Of
the necessary lands. James Morrison, A.
Gordon Murray and other well-known
Chicago men are Interested.
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Wilson Is Better.

WASHINGTON, April civilian L. Will
son. son of Chairman Wilson, of the Ways
and Means Committee, writes to Clerk
Talbot of the committee, that his father
has progressed so well that he is now in
better condition than he was when he left
Washington
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Of the Argentine Republic, has been con-
victed of the crime. Delnoce was for
long time the leading official In the Ar
gentine Mint, and when be left he took
quantity of plates and machinery for
making paper money. When arrested, on
September % last, number of plates,
presses. machinery and 100000 in coun-
terfeit notes were found at his house.
His wife was also arrested. but was sub
sequently discharged because of lack of
evidence
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Too Much Wine.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-DIscouraging
reports come from the consular agent at
Castellamare, Italy, as to the enormous
wine crop. The grape crop is so abundant
in many districts that there are lot bar
rels and demijohns sufficient to hold the
juice and the cIsterns are filled with wine.
The great French wine crop. by reducing
The market in that country for Italian
wines, Will compel large exports to other
countries
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LYNCHED A BRUTE.
The Georgia Militia Reached the
Scene Altogether Too Late.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 6.-Mrs. Cham
lisse, "a respectable white woman of
Greensboro, Ga, was assaulted there last
night by a negro. This morning the negro
was jailed. An armed mob attacked the
Jail. The Governor ordered out the militia,
but before they reached the scene the
walls of the Jail were battered down and
the negro taken out and hanged at IL
o'clock TODAY.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-The weather was
fine and the track slow.
six furlongs. Imp. Welcome won, Genia
kessler second, Berry third. Time. 1:1912.
Five furlOngs Silver Tip won, Tom second,
Riverside Park third. Time. 0412.
Five furongs, Facility won, Gratz Hanley
second, jim Lee third. Time, :0412.
One mile, Beatfce won, Tenny Jr. second,
Judge Morrow third. Time, 1:49.
One mile and sixteenth. MeZzotInt won,
CAPTAIN Spencer second, Wedgeheld third.
Time. :551A.
Five furOngs, Denver won. Germanic second,
Montevideo third. Time, :0312.
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THE DEGREE OF HONOR.
Conferred at the A. o. u. WIS Sec.
Oud Annual Session


SAN JOSE, April 6.-The Grand Lodge De-
gree OF Honor OF the A. u. q. W. was conferred
at the second annual session to-day.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing terms Past grand chief of
honor, Mrs. w. b. Tulis; grand chief of honor,
Mrs. M. j. Stewart; grand lady of honor, Mrs.
Esther Lovejoy grand chief OF Ceremonies Mrs.
Nellie Masters; grand iecorder. Mrs. Kate NJ.
lady usher, Mrs. c.. FL. Policy; grand inside
watchman, Mrs. M. M. Nixon; grand trustee,
Mrs. Drew.
The next session Of the Grand Lodge will be
held In Oakland Drill. 1895.
This evening the Grand Lodge officers and
delegates were the guests of Aida UpchurcL
Lodge and banquet concluded the festivities
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PECULIAR SUICIDE.
A Mans Neck Broken After He Was
Stranpled.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. April Ga man named
Charles L. Andrews. Canadian, was found
dead here to-day, having committed suicide by
hanging himself in his room, probably last
Tuesday. When found the body was stretched
along the floor of his room. the head being
about two feet from the ground.
He had knotted the rope about hts neck
passed the loose end over rafter IN tn cell
lug and strangled himself, then. In falling. the
loose end flew up and caught on knot in the
rope, suspending him nd breaking his neck.
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WARNING OVER SHEEP.
Utah Men Must Keep Their Flocks
Out of Colorado.

DENVER, April 6.-The sheep situation
looks critical in Delta and Mesa counties.
The Utah sheepmen continue to move that
way and Colorado cattle and ranch men
are arming to resist the invasion. Settlers
say the militia need not be called out, as
they are equal to the occasion. Over 1885,
600 sheep are at Thomps Springs, Utah,
en- route East.
Later reports are much less warlike. 1t
IS claimed that most of the Utah sheep
men will obey Governor Yates prOclama-
ton, though a few will have to be driven
out.
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NOT INSANE.
t. j. Partridge Is Only Miser and Is
i'm Need of Pest

Los ANGELES. April 6.-The Arizona black
smith, I. j. Partridge, who created such sem
sation in Judge York's court a few days ago by
producing the large sum OF $4,000 while
undergoing an examination for insanity. aud
who has been in the care of some OF the best
physicians in the city since that time, was dis
charged this afternoon. The doctors gave their
opinion that few weeks rest would restore
him completely.
Partridge underwent thorough examination
a few days since and IL was asceTtained that his
affiictlon was the result OF overwork and de.
privation. For the past fifteen years he ha s
been bard-wOrkng man. boarding every cent
he earned and almost starving himself, which
unbalanced his mind.
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WILL RUN AGAIN.
Fire Has Not Ruined the Horn Silver
Mine Property.

FRISCO. Utah. April 6.-The Horn Sill
yer mine works that was destroyed by
fire last night will probably be put on a
working basis again within short time.
The mine was paying well and the COM
pany has a large reserve fund on hand
The mill had been run long enough to
demonstrate that low-grade ore could be
successfully treated. Superintendent
Farnsworth has arrived from Salt Lake
and is looking after the interests of the
company.
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BONILLA WILL SHOOT HIM.
That Will Be the Fate of Vasquez II
He Is Given Up.

NEW YORK. April THE Herald's San
Salvador special says: The report that
the republic of Costa RIGA has decided to
surrender Vasouez to Nicaragua is con-
frmed by advices from Managua. This
means ultimately that he will be surren-
dered to Dictator Bonilla OF Honduras,
who will shoot him.
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ARRESTED AND FINED.
A Prohibiti0nist Druggist Who In
sisted on Selling Liquor,

LAKEPoRT, April 6.-Oscar Z. Meddoueh, a
leading druggist aud prominent Prohibltionist.
was arrested here for selling liquor He pleaded
guilty. and was sentenced to pay a fine of s25.
The whisky men are greatly elated over the
ately crestfallen.
The Board OF Supervisors have passed res
oiution pledging the body not to interfere with
the ordinance prohibiting the selling of liquor
be had OF the law.
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THE ITATA'S CAPTAIN.
Suicide of the Famous Commander in
Valparaiso.

SAN DIEGO. April 6. : The Deutsche
Nachrichten of Valparaiso, Chile. dated
February s, contains an account of the
suicide of Captain Alfred Mannzen. who
commanded the steamer Itata when that
famous vessel was in San Diego harbor.
Captain MannZen experienced business
reverses, which are supposed to have led
him to take his life. He leaves widow
and six children.
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SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
A Man Lying Three Days In a
Trance

SIsKIYoU, April 6. - Frank Kaufman, a
farmer OF SebastOpo Sonoma County. came
here few days ago for medical treatment and
has been In state Of suspended animation
since last Wednesday night. Several physicians
who calico to see him were not sure that he
was not dead. His pulse was still and no pal.
pitation of the heart was perceptible.
He has been subject TO what doctors call
melaDcholla paranoia, which resulted in typos
tatic congestion of the lungs. and this caused
suspended animation. He is 10 all appearances
dead, but the attending physician says he NAV
come out Of his present state.
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IJfah ponulisfs.

SALT LAKE. April 6.-The Populists
hald a meeting here to-day. The attend
ance was light, but they organized terri
torisl committee and decided to test the
strength of the party in the election next
fall. The party cast &C votes in the city
at the last election.
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printino-fiouse ASSIGNS.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The Empire Show
Printing Company, one of the best know
establishments Of the kind in Chicago,
assigned to-day.
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Won by TaSker.

New YORK, April 6.-The eighth game
for the worlds chess championship be-
tween Steinitz and Tasker was won by
Tasker in the seven ty-eighth move. Score ::
Tasker 4. Sieiniz g drawn 2.
The next game will be played in Phila-
delphia Oh April ID.
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New Telephone Scheme.

GRIDLEY, April 6.-The Grldley Publishing
Company, proprletors of the Gridley Herald
have obtained from the Supervisors OF Butte,
Yuba and Suffer counties permission to erect
telephone poles on the public highways of these
counties. Work on the lines will be at once
commenced and within the next three or four
months at least fifty orchards and ranches
Will be connected with the Herald oif1ce at
GrdieV
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BACK ON BRITISH SOIL.
Three Deported Cinnamon Reach
Victoria and Are Set Free.

VICTORIA. b. c.. April 6.-Thres Cinnamon,
Mig zee See. Mig Yee Chung and Fcng Chung
Yuen, arrived here to-day by the steamer
Tacoma, having by deported by the United
States Government from Tacoma. When they
arrived they paid the necessary fees and in
ierded TO land, but were held by Captain John
Hill OF Inc Tacoma, although they produced re-
ceipts tor the fees paid.
Application was made to the court for their
release and Justice Drake made an order that
they be set free, which was accordingly DONE
IL Is supposed they were smugged into the
United States from Canada and were caught.
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Where the MERGED Flows.

Yosemite Valley is great chasm in the
Sierras through which the MERGED River
sends its waters in the forms of rapids,
waterfalls, lakes and streams. All of
these make the most beautiful sights in
the world. aud pictures of them can be
seen in part Z of Picturesque Cali
formal
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07
TRAIN-ROBBERS HANGED.
Padgett Confessed Merely to Save
His Own Neck.

ST. LOUIS. a prl 6.-Three train-robbers
j. l.. Wyerick, Thomas Brady and AL
bert Mausker-were hanged at Newport
this morning. They robbed train on the
ST Louis Iron Mountain and Southern at
Oliphant November last. and killed Con-
ductor W. r. McNally. Padgett turned
States evidence and Is now awaiting trial.
When they found all hope had gone the
men acknowledged Padgetrs confession
was correct 1t is stated that Padgett
planned the robbery and then deserted
when his neck was threatened.
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Adjourned Without Day.

clearing up various appropriations and
other bills both houses of the Iowa State
Legislature adjourned sine die at IL P. NJ.
TODAY.
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Good Yachting Prospects.

New YORK. April 6.-The Vigilant has
been sold to James Gordon Bennett. 1t
is Mr. Benefits intention, it is believed,
to race the Vigilant with Lord Dunraven's
Valkyrie aud the Prince of Wales
Britannia.
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ErauduIent Pension.

WHEELING wv. Va.), April Gin the
United States Court here to-day Mrs. Mar
garet Moore, the woman recently indicted
for obtaining fraudulent pension of
$1,000. was convicted and sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary and $1,000 fine.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07
Working for McKane

New YORK, April 6.-In the State Su-
preme Court an application was made for
a writ OF haDeas corpus on behalf of Nc
Kane. Judge Lacombe reserved his de.
cison.
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An Old-Timer Dead.

STOCKTON, April Civilian n. Buttrick,
wen known farmer who has lived near Stock
ton since 1861, died suddenly this afternoon
from stroke OF apoplexy. He was GO years
of age aud the h. ad of family.
Mr. Buttrck was the builder OF the Sacra-
menIo leyee system aud hauled the first LOAD of
dirt for the construction OF the Central Pacific
Railroad.
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Supposed Murderer Jailed.

AUBURN, April 6.-Sheriff ConrOy to-day ar
rested W. b. Coup, the supposed murderer of
Il. Root, an old miner. in his cabin in Long
Canyon nearly two years ago. COnroy found
his man near OrOville. Three hundred dollars
reward was offered by Governor Markham for
the arrest.
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A New Board of Health.

SAN JOSE, April 6. - The Common
Council this evening elected new Board
OF Health composed entirely OF physicians.
The new members are: DR.. j. X Curnow.
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Secretary and Health Officer; DIR. Robert
Caldwell. DR.. Simpson, DR.. Seifert and
DR.. Miller. The Board of Health was
formerly composed of four COuncilmen
and one physician.
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Carnegie Company for furnishing arn.or
plate not up to the standard quietly lett
Braddock last night for Washington to
have an interview with Secretary Herbert,
with view to having the entire matter
thoroughly Investigated by Congress
Si0nal committed
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"Times have changed" So have
methods. The modern improve
ments in pills are DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They help Nature, in
stead of fighting with her.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco. It's the
model Motel OF the world. FIRE and earth quake
proof Has nine elevators. Every room Is large,
hight ana airy. The ventilation Is perfect. A bath
and closet adjoin every room. Ali rooms are easy
o. access from broad. light corridors The central
SQUIRT Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof. broad balconies, carriageway and trop
zeal plants features hitherto unknown In Amer
lean hotels Guests entertained on either the Amer
loan or European plan The restaurant is the finest
In the city. Secure rooms In advance By tele-
graphing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
LIST tt San francisco. Cal.
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Unable to w ork.

spent good portion of my earnings for doctors
bills and other medicine, which did me good only
for little time My employers urged me TO take
Hoods Sarssparilla, bought one bottle and be-
gan its use about the first of April, that time
weighing only $50 pounds. although my usual
weight was $50 pounds After using the bottle
felt that was better, so 1 purchased five more
bottles. l am taking the sixth bottle now and
since commencing to take Hoods Sarsaparila
have had only one slight attack OF illness. My
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07
Died of Chambers.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. April 6.-Daniel W
Franks, teamster who died Of ganders con-
tracied from one of his horses suffering from
supposed nasal gleet, was buried here to-day.
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Tim HeaIv Denies If.

LONDON, April THE Telegraph this
morning says Timo thy Healy, who, report
had it. intended to form a party Of his
own, denies the imputation.
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Skinned to Pontiac.

DENVER, April 6-The remains of the
late Judge H. NJ. Look of Greeley. Colo,
were shipped to-day to Pontiac. Mich. for
burial
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Armed With a SIungshot.

A tough-looking young man who gave his
name as Frank Williams was found with a
heavy sIungshot In his hand at the corner of
Grant avenue and Suffer street early this
morning. He had several tickets TO Berkeley
In his nOSsaSsion
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Gone to See Herbert

PITTsBURa. April Cone of the in
formers who gave to the Government the
information which led to the fining of the
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SAY girls, If you want to fool that best fellow
just ask him to give you his package Of White s
Yucatan cum. when he asks you TO be excused for
a moment between acts. See
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HuIen Knocked Out.

Los ANGELES. April 6.-There was redh0t
set-ro last on the east side between Jack Hulen
OF Portland. Or. and Eddie Mack enzie OF this
ely. Hulen was Knocked out In the seventh
round.
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Counterfeiter Convicted.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Angelo Delnoce
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apo ~ ThSaTr
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
- work and materials will be received Dy tne
Board of New City Hall Commissioners ~ ,l me
Chamber OF the Board or supervisors, "a . M n,
DAY. April 81 1894, between the hours OF ~
and IL O'Clock A. N. ,.o.+,o,s 70 ha
m "a On the first second and third noors OF lhe
Sw wing and sundry other work 10 oe per
sor,,e d throughout the New City HAIL. embracing
the Following Items: Briekwork morrow TIE
stsaI nIastering bot water heating. PLUMBING,
aS5ttipg and electric wiring, interior finishing
and miscellaneous work. 49,. ,,... s,.o,e
and conditions OF contract In the once or
ths secretary and Architect under which THIS
work must be done. -, -.
The Secretary will furnish blank forms OF pro-
nosals TO Intending bidders, and no bid will be
entertained unless made upon blanks so fur
nished, and unless same is accompanied with
certified check for ten (10) per cent OF the total
The board reserves the right to reject any all
bids.
the treasury drawn against the New City Hall
Fund. ,,r1r
H. 7. CRESWELl
WILLIAM BRODERICK-
Board of New City Hall Commissioners.
j. J. MCCARTHY, Secretary. mrl2 3Ot
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New Bishop of Wheeling.

hue will be consecra:ed Bishop of Wheel
ing next Sunday.
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Dyspepsia and Consumption
Health and Strength Gone
Advised to Take Hoods Sarsapa.
rlla and is Cured.

&c I. Hood Il Co., Lowell Mass:
81 am glad to say that am in better health now
than have been Tor long Time Myself and wife
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for the past four
months, and can truly say that it has done us
m ore good than any other medicine we have ever
taken. was troubled with dyspepsia for over
two years. also had slight touch of consumption
and was frequently off duty.
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-28
NEIcHBoRHoop NEWS.
Speaker Letter.

Frank Tenniswood was in Port Hur-
on Monday.
Jennie Grimes, of Holland, is visit
ing with friends in Speaker.
s. Sanderson and wife spent Christ
mas with friends in Apologize.
James English and wife, of Elk,
spent Christmas with friendsin Speaker.
Robert Tenniswood and wife are
spending the holidays with friends in
Canada.
+. Slower and wife, of Roseburg.
attended church at Speaker Sunday
evening.
Arthur Tenniswood, of Roseburg,
was the guest of friends in Speaker on
Christmas.
John d. McKeith and wife, of Yale,
ate their Christmas dinner with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Sloat.
Our Christmas boat held in the NJ.
p. church was perfect success, $3.50
being realized. We feel very grateful
for the assistance rendered by our
Yale friends in helping us to anchor in
a safe harbor.
There is only one thing we are
ashamed of here and that is-Speaker
has some of the most filthy young men
or boys. or whatever they call them
selves, that can be found on the face
of the globe. The looks of the tobac-
co guilds and spit on the church floor
Wednesday morning was perfectly dis
gushing. Should it occur again their
names will be published.
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Roseburg Letter.

Leslie Long spent Sunday in Speak
er with friends.
John Mathews was in Yale the first
of the week on business.
T. II. Moore and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in Speaker.
M. V. Wixon, of Croswell, was in the
village on business Monday.
j. r. Scott spent the first of the week
with his daughter, Mrs. John Swan.
II. 7. d. Tenant was in Yale on
business last Thursday.
DR.. Bradshaw, of Mayville, spent
Xmas with friends here.
Mrs. Ammons, of Flynn, visited
friends here on Wednesday.
Mary Rector, of Brown City, spent
Christmas here with her mother.
]. F. Spring, d. d. s., of Pontiac,
spent Christmas with friends here.
J. +. Umphrey and wife, of Avoca,
spent Christmas ut r. c. Bradshaw's.
John Mitchell and wife visited
friends in Canada during the past week.
Hoyt Vrooman and wife, of Speaker,
visited friends here Wednesday even
ing.
Arson Bailey returned this week to
the Upper Peninsula, from whence he
had come to attend the funeral of his
sister.
Minnie Murdoch started for Sagl-
nav last Wednesday where she will
visit for some time, after which she
will return to her home in Chicago.
Adam Petit and partner are doing a
rushing business in their shop here.
They do all kinds of blacksmithing
and woodwork in first-class style. Any
one wishing work well done in this line
bring it to them.
CARD OF THANKs.-James Bailey and
wife and Lemuel Hewett desire to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to the
neighbors and friends who so kindly
offered sympathy and assistance dur
ing their late sad bereavement.
Roseburg tent, KOTM, held their
annual election of officers last We'd
nesday evening. Following are the
officers elected Conn.,, Geo. Gardner;
Lieut.. Com, Noah Donneworth; r. X,
w. III. Mckenzie; +. X, Geo. W. Brad
shaw; Chap, Thos. orion; Serg't, Ho-
mer Gardner; NJ. at A., George Green
wood; Sem, VIM. Grandy; LIST. M. g.,
Alex Staley; End NJ. c., Lowell Grant;
Pic, Chas. Greybiel.