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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of a writ of vendltoni exponas Is
sued out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
tour county, and to me directed will be exposed
to public sale at the Court House in the borough
Of Danvllle, county of Montour and state Of
Pennsylvania, on
SATURDAY, DEC, a6, 1896,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, the
following described real estate, viz: A tract of
land lying partly In Madison township, Colum-
bia county, and partly in Anthony township,
Montour county, Pennsylvania: Beginning at
post in the public road leading from White
Hall in Montour county. Penna to Muncy Hills,
thence along land of Mrs. Moore and H. G.
Monroe, south forty-six and three-fourth de-
grees east twenty-one and fve-tenth perches
to a post to corner of lands OF said Monroe,
thence along line OF said land north forty-slx
degrees and forty minutes, east eighteen and
flve tenth perches to q white oak, thence along
same lands south nfty-four degrees, east thirty
four perches to post In line OF lands OF Glen
Crawford thence along said Crawford's lands
and land of John stettler, north eighty-one de-
grees east one hundred twenty-nine perches to
post in line Of land OF John stettler and wm,
Harlin, thence along said Harlln's land and
land OF John Moser north thirty-nine degrees
west one hundred eighty perches to post In
line OF the aforesaid public road, thence along
said public road south twenty-six and one-half
degrees west one hundred thirty-four and nine
ty-nve hundredth perches to a point in tn
same, thence along the same south twenty
seven degrees west twelve and sixteenth perches
thence south forty-four and one-half degrees
west eight and two-tentn perches to the place
OF beginning, containing
90 ACRES and 7o PERCHES
more or less, on which are erected a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
barn, grain house and other out buildings, and
well OF good water at the house.
Seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as
the property OF william Derr.
MICHAEL BRECKBILL,
Sherifrs ONCE, Danvllle, Pa. Sheriff
| Nov. 9th, 1896.
| CHAs. z. GEARHART, Atty. 1885,
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BY virtue OF sundry writs OF Fieri Faclas IS
sued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Col
umbia county, Pa, and to me directed, ther,
will be exposed to public sale at the Cour
House In Bloomsbury on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry wrts OF Fieri Facas Is
sued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Col
umbla county, Pa, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House In Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, So7,
at O'Clock T. M, all that lot or piece OF ground
situate in the town OF Bloomsbury. county OF
Columbia and state of Pennsylvania, bounded
| and described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at
post on Main or Second street OF said town
at corner OF lot OF Mrs. Henrietta Rinker, thence
along SECOND street westwardly distance OF
thirty-two feet to post, thence by other land
of Anna NJ Lorah, lately lot OF Levi Cox, north
wardly eighty feet to post In other lands of
Anna NJ. Lorah; thence along said land forty
one feet to post In line OF lot OF Mrs. Henrietta
Rinker aforesaid; thence along the line OF said
Rinker lot southwardly eighty feet to the place
OF beginning containing three thousand square
feet be the same more or less, whereon is erect
ed two story and half double
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
ALSO: all that certain lot or piece OF ground
situate in the town of Bloomsbury, county of
Columbia and state OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
/
from Knorrs blacksmith shop TO Fishing creek;
thence along said alley north seventy-seven
degrees east siXty-flvc feet to corner OF lot OF
Mrs. John Rinker; thence by the same south
scventy-sX and three-fourth degrees east
feet to lot OF Anna NJ Lorah: thence by
the same south thirteen degrees west forty-one
feet to a corner; thence by the same south
wardly eighty feet to Second street of said
town thence along the north side OF Second
street westwardly to the corner OF Railroad
Iron street; and thence along the east side OF
said Railroad Iron street northwardly to the
corner OF the alley aforesaid, the place OF begin
ming, whereon is erected large three story
FRAME STORE BUILDING
and dwelling house attached, and two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and stable.
Seheed, taken into execution at the suits Of
The Locust Mountain Saving and Loan Asso-
ciation VS.. Jacob Lorah and Anna NJ. Lorah, and
Levi Cox and Sarah Eliza Cox vs. Jacob Lorah
and Anna NJ. Lorah and to be sold as the prop.
erty OF Anna NJ. Lorah.
j. b. McHENRY,
L. 5. Wlntersteen, atty, Sheriff.
Riots.
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Public sentiment seems to be
against the verdict rendered in the
recent Melvin st. Clair, murder case
at Sunbury. The Nj. Carmel Record
says:
All Shamokin men are>now en-
dowed with the same keen perception
that the fellow possesses who caught
on to the idea that " they don't hang
for KILN in Northumberland county,
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

Large and convenient sample rooms. Bath
rooms, hot and cold water, and all molern
conveniences,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-24
Indigestion Relieved.

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 3, 1901
take pleasure in writing a few lines in
reference to Hoods Pills. / have
found them to be of great benefit to
me, and | have also given them to
my young son for indigestion and they
have relieved him. We are never
without them in the house and we
recommend them very highly."-Mrs.
F. Krimmel, 1902 N. 10Th st.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the one true
blood purifier.
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If you have troublesome cough,
don't keep nibbling sweets, and so
ruin your appetite. A dose or two of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral will do you
more good than pounds Of candy, and
assist rather than impair your diges-
tion. Always keep this medicine IN
your house.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-24

A large lot of envelopes just re-
celved at this Office, including, Nos.
i, 2 and 8 drug pay and coin; all
the commercial sizes, and large sizes
Nos 9 and 10. They were bought
cheap tor cash, and our customer will
get the benefit OF ii. Order nov at.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The annual election by the stockholders OF
the farmers National Bank, OF Bloomsbury,
Pa, TO choose a Board OF Directors for the enSu-
ing year, will be held at the bank on Tuesday,
January l2th, 1897, between the hours OF two
and four O'Clock In the afternoon;
A. Ii. BLOOM,
l2-3-it. Cashier,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, the undersigned trustee,
appointed TO make sale OF the real estate OF
A. X Smith, deceased, after proceedings in par
tltion had In said estate, will expose at public
sale on the premises at Jerseytown, Madison
township said county of Columbia, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1897,
at one o'clock p m, the following described
real estate, being house and lot OF ground
situated at Jersey town, said township OF Mad
ison, bounded on the north by public road lead
ing from Buckhorn TO Muncy, on the east by
said public road and lot OF Uriah Welllver, on
the south by lot OF Emery Welliver, Mrs. Chas.
Fruit and d. II. Johnson's estate and on the
west by public road leading from Jerseytown to
Washlngtonvllle, whereon are erected a
TWO AND ONE-HALF STORY
HOTEL,
barn and other out-buildlngs, and is supplied
with good spring water and has been licensed
as HOTEL FOR MORE THAN FORTY YEARS.
Possession will be given February lst, 1897.
TERMS OF sALE:- Ten per cent. OF one-fourth
OF the purchase money shall be paid at the
stilking down OF the property; the one-fourth
less the ten per cent. at the confirmation abso-
lutte; and The remaining three-fourths In one
year after confirmation nls, with interest from
that date.
JOHN b. CASEY,
Robt. Buckingham, atty. Trustee.
l2.l0-tS
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believe" How long, The logical
answer Is as long as there are believers
Wesley says the reason why she
IfaCuluus gifts ceased NHs bee .H
i0e Christians had turned hlatHels
arain and bad only o. dead form 'c't
True faith always produces miraculous
powers, II believers HU il receive '.s
promised signs, what glaNn nave they
Co believe they vi.l .DU.ve lhs prom
'sfd salyltou' M.rac decrease as
faith q. rTtasCs. aud ed wUgu faith
ends Wa. nonsense iu think of
mans having faith enough TO obtain @
crown OF glory who has 200 ilIil iu uigs.
,u, revelation. Jesus said: "A'l Things
aIe Dos ib'g 20 them ihIt believe. For
verify / say unto you, that whoever shall
say unto tls mountain, Doc thou &C..
moved, aud be thou cast into the sea,
aui shall not doubt in hs heart he shall
have whatsoever be slIth.n
Therefore, ] say unto you Whliso-
ever things We desire, when yc pray be-.
lieyc that yc receive them, and SO shall
have 'hrmN
Not line from Genesist1 the ApoCl.
lypsg Rows in the h.n,cs, degree tbat
the miraculous gifts were 90 cease. exc
Cgpt tHrau.i uuleligL What pugHml
ton 10 pretend Go the Office ul &c. Peter
without tIe power OF ST. Peter Peter
sHtI I1 the min % the temple gate:
silver and gold have J none, but such
af have give unto thee. Iu theuIme
o. Jesus Christ, arise auj walk" Can
Pope leo do tHlr
Jane. 80 70. o. reads "ls any sick
aWu. IS YOU Ict him call Tor the Elders
OF the Cuurgb, and lie, them pray over
him. amounting him with OIL in the name
OF the Lord. aud the prayer ui faith
shall save the sick, and the Lord shall
rlsC him up Aud u he has committed
sins they shall Dee forgiven him."
Note, this power va. not CugNucd 90
Peter, the Elders had 3d. DO 'hr G. Oh.
Ole priests have ibis power Can they
cast vut devils, gutuCh the violence Ut
tire, stop the mouths of li0ns' TOTS ives
the true iaith Where IS Il noa}
CHARLES ID, lsyANc.
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prophecy, the gift OF vision were in tie
church and solomon SAYS whore tg,ts
is no vision The people perish. Is Pope
Leo prophet sueU seen To- all Do.
cucyciicals ] never saw line %,
pro hcsY, no Thus saith the Lord"
On The question ul success ton boo The
Roman pfi s.hJud lct us exam ne facts
Only h.tN year, alter tug .ufgh
n turst was organized by hiHsgli
darkness PREVAILED. John saw the
Church luIl ui 40 manner OF llumila.
tons and drunken with the blUoI OF
mlfiyti Rev o. a. ID, sEf, The great
apo tate power dfCncuga iI tHc blood
90 martyrs, in the reign of Consbntn.,
adopted what was then known as
Christianity. as the religion oi the EN-.
J.e. jerusalem bad been irUddcn
down Of the GgntIlcs. ln the hisi con-.
tury the covenant people OF God the
Jews, became extinct as nation.
Christianity aud paEansm assimilaicd:
the iOrmgr becoming tnu leading ,lss
meut Of the Roman empire, % suffered
from destructive civil wars and was
finally crushed by batbarilus. Modern
nations have spfurg from i9 arms and
have adopted M religion its customs
aud ethics, without. the guidance ul
divine Pre- lhuod,
But suppose Tor a moment the Pope IS
right What about the slit 90 the early
Christian church into two parts about
The seventh century The churches iu
the eastern yart OF Asia Minor held that
the Patriarch ol CoultulUuplc was ihe
head OF the church, The church u.
Rome aud western Europe recognized
the bishop or pope of Rome Or the head
OF ths church, aud since that time wide
differences iu practice have ufDNu up
between the churches, Between the
Greek and Roman church the main
points ul variance stand thus. The
Creek church rejects the authority OF
the pope but acknowledge the
lnal.ihllty OF ,Cumyuigal councils. 10
practice baptism by immersion, dcuIe
the existence 90 purENuty but pAys Tor
the dead admits oi no images, s1ucIion,
the marriage of priests, B, they enter
that state before admission 10 holy
orders. The Greek church. like the
Catholic, rejects the modern Protestant
churches. Now which OF these two
great churches Is right, the Catholic or
Greek church, 10 The Greek church,
then the Catholic IS rglcgtigd 10 eternal
oamuaton, and vice versa.
but let us examine the claims OF the
Catholic church TO succession OF the
priesthood. We have 900 read much ui
the quarfclr, Tor prc'emineucc, wti.h
arose between tue bishops OF Rome and
those Of Cuu,lautHup,e, those o the
former claiming % un q current lrldi.
ton that Peter. the chief Apostle, had
founded that church, Linus was tine
first HfsbOu UI Rome AUUUlptus sue
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Sunday Schnnls In Neyier.

Tue annual Sunday s'luol confer.
cGuc Of SEWER Stake was held OF Saline
July Is, 1890 Po.cut ON the stand
Yves, EIdcu Kari @. Mas,or, George
Goddard, ~. II. s.ogmlller w..
stuRmiIIur IT,, H-r.lu Jensen, Bishop
James lemon, W. Evans, ". RYtil-
con auI u.ItI.
slugiu.i invocation ny MsIt'n Jcn
son OF itIyuhr. ; siugiug.
superintendent %. the Sovlef Stake
SUNDAY fclUUl, ". SuugmIlIor it,,
male some orruing tcmufga. IT, ~.
HJfieI tho officers % work faithfully
from thiH ON. Ito hal himself nu
great In visiting the vail 30 SHH.
ua.u tcuO0is throughout tho Etakt.auI
reported them al IA good condition.
Tue program was carried ~.
promptly, CummerC With bu CEtT.
ci'c from tho halina Theological elias
by ails- Mary Brandt.
sui cTlutendort " Redmond Sunday
school T.. =, Mel fppor pH a.
ssuool In good con ton, officers keep
the Word OF Witdumi tuuy hal guud
htouuunce, but were short u books.
Tue primary department from An.
tufh fgcitod extracts from tue BOOK U.
Mormon.
superintendent OF Salina Sunday
school, w. II. Eyaus, reported uif
school In g0Ol condition; could not say
N Ulcers kru. tho Word OF Wisdom.
Ilcy had $40 uI hand with who.
Amount II NsB decided 10 buy n1uE,;
parent attend pioi,y vel.
luv primary department from R,t-
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mont rrlitI the L5ru's Prayer AMI
The a .I.. OF Fliln 90 tnegreat snt 81
.ugUu nN
E.I,rs kpr. q. Macscr and George
GIIJAId OIL lhe general superintendent.
uF .futagi the meeting at length On
Tho sunday school wurs,
tuu ritufuUyu tcrv.ce began at
O'clock by tlugiB nvUclti0n by
Bishop James JeuH DO, SAlus; siugi .f,
Rec iutlI ~ lHHua8 Gih.blll irol
NuimulIn Sabbath sC OBI.
super Iiuu uut o.. Y Hon SUI.
jay sun0l, Lester Holman, fUust,.I
900. school Iu % OIL condition; diI u.,
know Iuy uln.,s uut bert tho WUs
Oh. WH.um. they were well supplied
"ln % oifi ttcII Kept well anu la
tJuuuUl' Hgl Ius every month.
lIarl hlI q. MlJBrf took the slan1.
Tie told l1o taurhefr 90 learn the chill.
d,eu tur ulHt ~ OF tur Church, tho
LI.u's Puy o., the principles OF the
Go .Hul, tue Commandments, and the
AfucitB OF Fuuh. he said every one,
young nul 0lI, slDulI learn the cc.s.
uuuy OF .umIUisiuuug the Sacrament.
81 tnvu msdu pleasant talk 10 tue
rNl lIUu, giving tugm wholesome o..
vice.
Miss Fnuols Evans delivered lee.
tufr on the Reform. "a.
Elder George q Idlfi then npok,
oH tnc sutiecu % prayer, attendance st
schools, Avcpiug fcgJru-, training tue
cuildgeu, etc.
Alter suglng. W. II, Serrmlllrr,
TUiIgnt q. SuEu, thun iuvubrI tue
ulUsu'uc Of heaven ugou the sunday
scuuUlf, uui BROTHER Goddard raus
inau Away the CY,luc.
Singing uy tUu phHif Bpnedicl1n
uy W. srptmllyrJr
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q m,>l< 4, C~4u,v4z
THE POPE'S ENCYCLCAI.


Before me lies Pope Leo's ency g.eal
letter which Is supposed TO be arcpIy Co
Gladstone, aud Is another call 90 all Co.,.
lowers OF Christ to unite with VIVA, bis
holiness styles the only true church,
although a comparison OF the Catholic
church and the Church Of Jesus
established reveals the TACT Of wide aud
cOaN citing differences, IN doctrines,
ordinances and priesthood,
Now, as this subject IS all important
involving the eternal life Of the soul, %
careful study thereof should be made by
all believers Ia future state OF existence,
For, il what the Pope states is true,
that there i8 only one true church. 70 is
OF infinite consequence to all mankind
to know which 10 that church. 10 the
Catholic church Is the church Of Christ
the most rigid Investigation OF Us claims
vail make them appear the stronger
viii Conhne my research to the New
Testament as that book contains an
account Of Church as set up by GhustB
own hand, with ITS working, under His
personal ministry and that Of Ills chosen
Apostles. Al churches therefore, that
are not au cxac, model OF that Church.
that Uo not teach It's doctrines, and .n.
C.ule it authority must be rejected, ~
once, %, ualiko the divine pattern,
The Pope OF Rome Is right on the
necessity OF divine authority IN the
Church and that such authority must be
no less than that OF 81. Peters who
held the power to bind on earth and Ia
heaven,
Cor. "a: IS reads: God hath set some
In the Church, first APOSTLE .sccundafily
Prophets, thirdly Teachers. after that
miracles, then gifts OF healing, helps,
governments, divcrsilies OF tongues
Where are the Prophets Of tie Catholic
church, Where the gifts OF hcaiingl
The gilt OF tongues. the gift OF mltsclcs'
Permit me TO compare the power OF
Pope Leo with that oi the Elders Of the
ancient Church. Mighty mirac e. were
wrought by the latter They laid hands
ON the sick, the blind saw, the lame and
the deaf were healed aud devils east
out. The gut Of tongues aud ol
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much like the excelsior used ior pack.
ing dishes. This zinc excelsior Is now
put INTO steel wits about eighteen feet
olE uI four feet woe and two icet
deep. IH.5e watts have partitions russ.
ming lhfuu . them, and each compart
mcnt s loosely hlcd with this zinc yN.
cglsiur. Now the cyanide solution, with
TO- gold in 10. is turned INTO the vat and
30 arranged that it will slowly q v
about through the zinc excelsior A.
the golden water washes the zuc 5.ay.
ings tIe atoms ui golI leaves the water
and suc'. 10 tue enc Until at last every
bit Of water has given UP rs gold TIE
zinc under IT, influence gradually turns
from a bright silver to a difty yellow.
II grows heavier aud heavier will iH
golden load, until % has at lasi gathered
all the gold. The solution B tCn
drawn gH through holes iu the bo'ign
OF the vat aud strengthened zap ~ Oidcf
to be used to gather more gold The
zinc aud gold s rut into q furnace aud
smcitcd. and after a short time ill rt'
suit Is q brick OF solid gold, pufcr than
that which b. used iJr wedding ring or
g0id.u eagles.
Fm~>l< 4. CnI..,J.z
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m, nIs.oveIy asv.a mn. lir,.

ar. q. Callloustle, Dfugvist Bcnyss-
willie, tIi., Fayt. ITO Dr. kiug'a Sew
Discovery ! ovo my life. Was thtcu
with la Grippe and tried oil tho rhy-
a.ciHns Tor mIlcb shout, but Of no avail
hud Wns given W anu tHli l could uas
live. Having Dr. kiu.'s Now ID To-
coyefy il my store / seat lot a bottle
and began iiH use aud from the nUt
d0oc began g. got bc,lUrnnd alter uaIug
three bDltlan wa1 up aud about agglu.
10 IL worth ~ weight In gold. We
won't koup store or house without IT,"
Get tres TRIAL al 4. {. n, l. Dfug
Department..
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FORA remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric BiuofH has proved 10 be
the very ufsL /, elgCta a permanent
cure aud tho most dreaded habiluh
r.ch headachua yield IN tie Influence.
We urge oil whDrtD sri loio1 10 procure
% bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial ia cases ~ habitual contupa-
ton Electric BlliCrs cures by giving
the needed tone 10 the bowels, and fer
cases long fesist mo use Of this medi'
cine. Try Il oucO. Only fry osnV
Az. &. ~. /. Drug Department.
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THE Bet nALvK 80 the world foi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Ball
Rheum, Fever Sores, foitef, Chappod
Handu, Chilbieius, CornE, and all Skin
Erupuonp, AID positively cures Piles,
o. 10 ray required. IL ia guaranteed &c
give perfect Subtraction or money 70
funded. Price 20 ocnta per box Foi
sale by z. &. NJ. 1. drug department.
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hrta yosr deeds and other vaiusbi,,, IN.
elIlNS FNes, 10 a safeiy deposit box Il
we 'Nf only amounts 70 few e,nts ryr
mont. LADIES' tpscial.y iayilsd 70 can and
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copyrighted. iGoby Franz @. Carpouterl
It.lai Correspondence Of trc NEW.
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We have now several hogsheads Of
golden water. It looks like common
water IL IS as clear as crystal, and
were It In pitcher you might drink il
by mistake, We know, however, that u
has that 1910 worth OF gold in il, and
the question Is how to get 1t out. II II
were al, or sugar we might evaporate
the water and the residue at the bottom
would be part OF the sugar and salt
within Il. But gold is not to be gotten
out in that way. II IS taken from tue
water much On the same principle as
that by which II has been extracted
from the rock. Gold as Do exists in the
cyaulde solution has a peculiar affinity
Tor zinc, II there Is an atom ul zinc
next to one OF these molecules OF gold
It will leave the cyanide water and stick
to the zinc, But zinc Is expensive, and
a large surface Is needed to gather all
these little molecules Of gold. The sur.
face Is gotten by having the zinc pre-.
pared IN circular disks Of the size oil a
dinner plate and about as thick as the
head Of pin These, by means Of a
lathe, are turned into hne shayingS,
The herald., 1896-02-21
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as counsel were not really to proceed

Win IL.
Local RAILROAD NOTES.
Local railway travel promises to be
very aeavy tomorrow AMI the companies
have made every arrangement for the ac-
commodation of all. The Southern Cali
fornia and Southern Pacific will run
number of excursions:
The Southern Pacific will run an excur-
sion tomorrow to Rsdlands, where there
will be patriotic, military and civic pa
rade and athletic sports. The kedlands
chamber of commerce will provide head
quarters for visiting tourists and carriages
for tnose desiring to ride over Smiley
heights.
Miss L. l.. WhitIock, the Southern Cali.
fornia railway agent and chaperoue. took
party of twenty-five persons to San Diego
yesterday.
Col. Fred Thompson, the Rock Island
passenger agent in this city, returned from
San francisco yesterday.
The Southern California railway will
make special excursi on rates from all
points on it's line tomorrow. The plan is
''from all points TO all points; round trip
for one fare.''
The Santa Fe will run special trains to
Los Angeles on Saturday from Riverside,
Cotton and San Bernardino. Returning.
train will leave this city at Ii pm, thus
giving visitors an opportunity to hear the
4, oousa concert or 10 attend the theaters.
The total shipments of oranges up to and
including February 18th, were $500 car
loads, 9l2 of which were by the exchanges.
For the past week the shipments were $50
carloads, $50 being ny exchanges.