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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-02-15
Personal.

J. Van Borden, Comnissionor from tLia
State to the Paris Exhibition, was IN lsat
Saturday On business connected vith h;s
position.
Ar Story, Gsasral Agent of tbs Ilaa.
Assual Insurance Co. came up to our CITY
last Friday evening, and returned to Portland
At nosn next day. We we're pleased to re.
Osive call from the gentleman.
II. p. Sanborn and 6. G. Skids,sre e
Portland, visited eur city la.t Saturday. soi
henorsd as with call during their brief ssay.
Cali agaia, gentlemen.
Last Friday we had the pieAssre Of call
frem F. h. Daniels. President OF the SantiAnl
Gresnbask Club. he is about the most
sensible Greeabacker We have talked With.
Jim Foster is back frOra Eusepe fer the
ParRose of taking his brothers plaoe in the
mil.
Our cid friend j. P. schooling, Of Harris
burg, was down last week and spent last
Sabbath with his son in this city. We were
made happy by receiving call from him.
Mrs. Al. Church is up from Portland On a
visit and will remain until next Tuesisy.
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UKiln, C,t, Jan 20, 1873
Jfr W = Broga:
VIII you please send your paper to me at
this place, Can't tell now how long but will
astiiy yoa and see that you get your pay
We all want to hear from hons, for such =
thing ss seeing any enc from Oregon we do
not think Of
The faEily are quite we'll: have mot en-
joyed better health for years Ny condition
Is not Gathering, yet We are hoping and tran
iag, and it msy be the csning mild, warm,
spring weather Of this climate will give nsw
life snd strength. As you know All CAlifSr-
MIA Is getting an unusual amount Of rain to
us very hems-hke feature good deal ON
ths Hsbioot style
ukiah il = pleasant little village uf SONS
1890 inhabitants, situated in fertile valley
in the Russian River country. til desirable
on account OF heslthfulness and no failures Of
crops
Being little holnesiek sci cut 10 write
yen Cor medium Of home news, and not to
write up this place, SO l will step
Remember US to ell, and believe me. as ever,
Yours very trNly,
E A. FREELAND
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anITrAnx

l.ast Sabbath morning Mr.. john ManteitI
died n this city Of pulmonary consumption,
having suffered from the diseaas for several
years. The funeral took place in the after.
coon on the following day, and, although il
was very stormy at the time, a large number
Of friends followed the remaihs to their last
resting place, Che procession being led by the
Albany Fire Department The following
obituary notice was handed US by Rev. De.
Irvine, who, assisted by Rev BoWersox,
oiiiciated at the funeral
ar John Monseith was ol SCOTIA aoregtr, as,s
MAS born at Mayfed, Fulton county, Nov York on the
9 day of Nay, 1918, and eoDseqrcntg III the Goth
year 81 his age when he died His uiOtlier vas carly
OF widow, with family ~ ten children Whef,
John was but nineteen years old be- IN company with
ns brother haiter, enigrated 10 Wilmington illinois,
Nhsre they soon provided home for this eritige family
silash ioapNou them year or two afterwards Nj
ol9steitn was married IN 1916 70 Miss Mary Stewart
~ In, IN about two years, leaving his family bchind Kim
ne game 70 the Pacific Coast IN company with Samuel
lIlouse nov Of this city pRsh hs fortunes N ths
SAlloinis mines In 1852 lie returned u IIfinnis ,,.
~ tso2 moved his family 70 this city which he since
:. .e ~ nome; ltc was well known In this esun1unty
I -. X Z y y upright character, tInnpeachabe INTEGRITY
,ssis ihiid and agreeable disposition alid
IN uiea temper He leaves ids and f5,ir ehiir,.a
N euest y whom u haeo s. II the Ann N Msss
nsie aienteith, present Assistant Chief Fng;reo- -
~ ,aioans flre department -Four Of the Montei;b
t nave iaien In Oregon IL, less than two yesrs
ths hfst was walter Of the original frapTisfl =
Albny, who tiied In 1876 then Be- " :, ai,s. y
AN do fahe as n leaf" '8'
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Rlssr Dsmocas
Tor ths purpose Of letting the peJsle know
hew We merchants and mechanics pr pose tc
protect ourselves viii give you a short
sketch Of the organization Of our soeioty.
with its aims, etc.
The Albany Msrcantile Association was
organized Jan 1876, and It's membership st
present is twenty-four The officers are
President, l.. T. Blain Vice President, n
Baum see'y, J. II BarAhart, Treasurer,
+. A. Parker. Tho object Of the organiza-
tion is TO protect the merchants and meshan.
les Of the city Of Albany from monopoliel /;
also TO protect tho creditor frsm the abuse Of
the credit system. Tie association is posted
in regard ts those who ask credit and then
ahHse that credit They keep book for the
purpose Of enrolling the names Of all persons
who abuse the credit, or. in other words, do
not pay whom they agree - also thozs who
never pay thsir debts, By thus protecting
themselves agaipst these who never pay, aud
thrsby avoiding the losses usually attending
= loose credit systein they are snsblod to sell
much chsapar TO thoss who arc good pay as,
IL many isstancss, those who do psy are COM
PEELED to lnaks up for the lossos on those who
ssyos pay. IL will thus be seen tliat the man
who pays wili be benefited fully - ,nseh IS
ths merchant and ineohaEie Bus tlas object
Of this association doss net stop hars; it ia
TO correct any aud all abuses, sach as paying
toe high insurance on property, too high
freight.; to build mp and sustain any enter
terprise that can only be reached by united
sFert; t. ssttls difficulties between members
siiHg tsa.tsss before the Legislatufs aud City
Council, eaa in short. any and 81 matters
that may Ss for the general good. This ia az
association in wAish every property holder in
the city and county is directly or indirectly
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lFFors the salem Msreary.l
pr. ssu,IeiIe aIathIae.

This eminent Frsnei. physician and sur
geon IS at present stopping at the Cheneks-
ta Hotel in this city. He is now mixing 4
toar ot the Pacific Coast and will remain In
oregon but short tine. Having noticed
frequent mention II oar exchanges Of this
gentiemsa since le has been ia eur State
and hsviag Fsad some statements OF his in
vsuti0n. tie SprometsF, for the treat1nent
Of thfost AID lung diseases, We visited his
fs1a.ns to-day and examined and tested to a
itnited extent, his instrument In our
taaibls Judgment the Doctor hss struck the
hey rotc ia Lac beautiful invention for the
treatment of throat al,.i luug diseases We
are 'tiiy convinced that its general use
would completely reyoluticisizs the treat
iliasit %. these Old kindred diseases and re-
sal. ia great coed to humanity DR.. Matthew
has successfully treated number of caees
dasias Al. short stay in the Capital CITY.
and 20 tlssse persons the public are refsrred
for proof OF the efficiency and beneficial re-
suits derived from his treatment. Mr. J. C..
Adkins, well known citizen Of this city,
has been suffering inr years past with q
partial paralysis Of the right side, His coz
dit'ou has been greatly bettereFI by lew
days of Mr. Mathisu's treatment The right
side ot his lace and right shoulder. in
which there has been constant sensation
si caidness, and the nerves partially para
iyxed, have become warm and resumed their
natural action aud feelings Mrs. Adkins
also, has for years been afflicted with catarrh
IN the head, which has been grestly relieved
and almost entirely rcmedied by few days
of the Doctors treatment. 4 gentleman.
residing IN Salem, 10 whom We are authorised
to refer inqnirers, but who prefers that his
name shall nos appear in print, has been Suf.
terlns Tor years VITA neuralgia, was, to ell
appearance, permanently relieved by one
application Of the Spirc1natsi. We hear a
othes cases, bat the above sTs sufficient to
give the public en idss OF the efficiency Of
the Doctors treatment snd Of bis instrument,
the Spirometer. We hope that much good
may result from lostof Matthews visit "a
our CITY. aud feel Ike heartily recommending
the afflicted to a. least give him a trial.
l)E Soazsiei-s Astthi8s viii let his patioute
na7a ole OF als isssgrlsfaents Tor the sam u
80, ana physisjaEB can bry tAani with the
right to practice, fer $1,000.
PGaents u Sic country can be treated al
heIne by sending description Of their cas-,
to the Doctor st his Office in the st. Charlie.
Hotel, Portland.
DIR. Souviells Matthews Nasal Catarrl
Solution Is warranted to cure that terribl,
disease. A bottle of the Solution with com
plete directions for use will l,e sent to any
address on the receipt of $40
DR.. Matthews permanent Office is at tn,
corner of Third and Morrison streets. Port
land. Oregon.
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ssssssa Dsltsere4 20 =As sazs u Sc GIt5
Free 81 Charge.
SUMMONS.

y fls etreas oeert ofne Stass - f7ssr
.ite b ce.satv 81 L5ss.
Jsaes Il. Hous;sn and SI5fton Hsss-t.ss.
lia.niiiIs, - Charles T. ConnFslg CHAM, -
fendsBt.
To Charles Z. Cansisg gbasn, the above
naified Defendant.
Ia the name Of the State Of oregon vou
are hereby summoned and required to at
pessr and answer the Plaintiffs complaint
in tie above entitled suit, nov on file vsiffs
the Clerk of said Court on the first day OF
the next term of this Court. TO l,s holden q.
the Court House in Albany, Linn County,
Oregon, on the second Monday. the flfsf
day Of March. s. D. 1878, and you are sli.s
tilted that the relief demanded in said esss.a.
plaint is the PARTITION OF the following d.
seribed real property held by PiaiIlslsss aast
defendant as tenants in common. f3-svit
The north half of the Donation Land Claim
Of Robert Honsten and MARY Houston his
! lyViie, Notification No. tS9. Claim No. b and
being parts of Sections - and 81. in Tow4ses
ship No. 10, South Range No. West. aud
parts OF Sections Nos. 5, I and ), in Town
ship No. II South Of Range No : Nes4.
said North half containing 2ls aeges, -
that said parties shall own fi3eif sal real
property in severalty, that Is to say, James
b. Houston fiye-tenths thereof. Milton
Hoas.on three-t -tsnths thereof, ana the De
fessIant. Charles +. Cunningham. tsFoz.
7{SaS thereof AID Il you fail 10 sp5lesr
answer said complaint IS herein rs
5l.Iet., the plaintiffs viii apply totbe Co0r<
fer the relief demanded in said complaint.
This summons IS published in the STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT newspaper ss,r SIX weeks
eoHsecutiyeIy by order OF Hon. r. F.
Boise, Judge of said ttalrt, wh3sii ore3cr :
dated January ,, 1873.
STRAHAN & BURNETT,
ll2iwS Ats'ys Tor Plaintiffs
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The Democrats Of Albany precinct met a
the Court House. and was called to order b,
Jas R. Herrea Mart V. Brown was elected
Chairman, G. H. Hewitt, Secretary, and L
n. Liggstt, Assistant Secretary
A committee Of i've, consisting of j. r,
Herren. A. Haekleman, ]. w. Baldwin, VIM.
Morgan and J. u. Price was appointed on
permanent organization, ard reported that
the organization should be called the Albany
Democratic Club, and that the officers should
consist Of one President, one Vice President,
ono Secretary. ono Assistant Secretary, one
Treasurer
The Club then proceeded TO elect perma-
nent officers, with tho following result
President Mart. Y. Brown Vice President,
Hon. S. u. Haley; Secretary. G. II Hewitt
Assistant Secretary 1. n Iigsett; Treas,
Hon l. Bilyeu.
COMMITTEES Of FIVE, consisting Of r. s.
strahan, Mart. Payne. I. ]. Sites, J. w.
Baldwin and Geo. W. Walker, was appointed
to draft resolutions with Instructions to re-
port at next meeting ef the Clab
An executive committee was appointed,
consisting Of W X fries. G H. Stewart
and I, P, Mcknight
An opportunity was then given to persons
to sign the roll, aud about 80 came forward
and registered their names.
The meeting was then addressed by I.
Biyeu, ]. ". Baldwin, T. J. Sites. c, q
Hewitt end Mart. V. Brown.
After instgaeting the Secretary to circulate.
the membership roll during the week, the
Club adjourned uAtil o'clock p m. on Sat
urday. Feb 10th. -
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College Eatersa,nmea,.


According 70 announcement the entertain.
ment to be given by the College students
came OF at the Opera House last Friday
evening. The house was crowded to such an
extent that many late arrivals were compelled
to stand during the exercises Among those
in attendance were nearly all oi our very best
citizens. and all with whom we have eonverSed
upon the subject seem TO think it was one of
the best efforts ever made by the students Of
that institution. OF course some excelled in
the role in which they appeared, while others
were faulty to some extent; we would like
to review the entire entertainment, but owing
to lack Of space viii not do SO. Prof Powell
informs ia that after all expenses ara paid
they viii have about SO OF SO 10 add to the
bell fund. This is very handsome little
sam to realize at one entertainment, and
shows that our citizens are interested in our
College.
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SUMMONS.

n tts clreait Court o, 1as stose qr tj,vgss,
FER III Comfy 81 Lin
d. L. +. Luper, Plaintiff, vs. Martin I.u-
per, Defendant.
Suit for divorce
To Martin Luper, the above named Do
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon. you
are hereby summoned aid required 10 ap-
pear and answer the Plaintiffs complaint
in the above entitled suit, nov on file with
the Clerk Of said Court, on the first day Of
the next term Of this Court TO be holden
at the Cout House in Albany, Linn Coun-
ty, Oregon, on the second Monday. the IIth
day of March, A. D. 1875 and Won are no
titled that the relief demanded in said com
plant is that the marrisge now existing
between Plaintiff and Defendant, be dis
solved, and that Plaintiff have the care aud
custody Of W. Grant Luper, one third of
DEFENDANTS real property, $1,000 alimony,
and S250.Oe for attorneys fees, and for
such other relief as may be equitable, be
sides costs and disbursements OF this snit
This summons is published in the STATE
RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, newspaper, for six
consecutive weeks, by order Of Hon. Il p.
Boise, judge Of said Court, which order IS
dated the End day Of FsbFuary, 1878.
STRAHAN BURNETT ( =. BILYEU
Attorneys sf Plaintiff
n2TWG
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s,a.e Ee,aperas.ee Aillanee.

This temperance organization viii hold the
sanusl session Tor the eurront year in this
city, eomneneingon Wednesday Of next week,
and onr citizens should see to it that the del
esates in attendance have the best of atten-
tion during their stay among rs. All relig-
ious organizations Rhe have net vet elected
delegates to attend, sboald do SO next Sab
bath Following is Article 5 OF the Consti-
tuition, which provides Tor the appointment Of
delegates;
This alliance shall be composed OF dele
gates duly elected and accredited from all
Temperance societies, churches, Sabbath
sehgols, aud all organized bodies which are
known to be IN active working sympathy
With the temperance reform, the basis of
representation being ono delegate for the
organization, one for every % members, and
one for every fraction over ten,
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we now rise TO caution the public against
A. H. Lorraine. the musician who used 70
hold forth IN this oity. He left hero owing
bills at several Of the stores, and also $50
board bin at the st. Charles, HIS wife was
left here in destitute circumstances. and rep
reyenting to the LADIES' Aid Society that she
wanted 70 get 70 her parents IN Salinas, Cal,
from whom she had ran away to marry lor-
.aine, the SesietY gzse her so to pay her
fare With this she Ssas about two weaks
ago. but stopped at Portland and joined her
husband. They wsre in that city At last
accounts, and the people Of the metropolis
VIII do well to keep an eye on tAen-
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As lIIsToRioAL FAoT.- Every agent who has been
steadily selling the Improved $50 Homestead Sewing
Machine for three years ais dwelling house, has
good account inbank s cssr o: debt, and has money
al interest natural consequence Of securing good
agency for superior goods at the lowest prices good
ilrzt.cAss Sewing Machine. useflreliabe AZ ail
nlas, easy to understand and control tho sao size
and does the same work any machine that sell Mt
FopR Tn8sS the price. There is no machine ct any
price better, or that will do finer more work, and
certainly none 50 low in price by many dollars. The
HOMESTEAD is widely known and used in thousands Of
families IN this Eastern and Middle States, and daily be-
coming popular in the West. 1t will its cost
era1 times over in season. doing the work Of the
family, VIII four FIVE dollars day for any
woman who ssws for living. It is the strong
machine made s ready at all times do its work.
makes Ihe strongest and finest stitch yet insented
and is fully ackEcwledged the Standard Family Sew
ing Machine Plics, sompete f2r domestic use, $50,
delivered At your door, matter how you may
reside Business posnsent snd honorable with more
certain and rapid sales and larger profits than any
othel Extraordinary hberal offers made local or
travelling agents where We have established; or
there Is no ageut yol send your order direct TO
the factory Address John II. Kendall & Co., s2l
Broadway, New York. vlSnI7yl
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Another Scw store.

The new firm of McIlwain y Magapn this
week opened out business at She cid stand Of
W. H Dodd & Co. They have large and
well assorted stock Of general merchandise.
dry goods, clothing, groceries, crockeVy, boots
and shoes, shelf hardware, aud all kinds of
agricultural implements, etc The senior
partner hAs had yoars of experience in this
line of business. and is sure TO give satisfac-
tion to all who may favor the new firm with
their custom, Mr., MsgOoR is a young man
just an the prime Of life and when he be-
comes acquainted willk kbe ons of our most
popular citizens. We predict brilliant
future for the new firm. See their advertise
nent this week, and then go and look at the
stock.
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Leetare at salem.

We wers favored with call last evening
frem Mrs. Feltz, sf saa Jsoo, who informed
Us that by rsqRest she wsald lecture ct
Reeds Opera Hhsuse. in Salem, next Mon
day evening. She delivered very able sd-
dress at the Court House la<s Wednesday
evening, aAd is regarded By those who heard
Der As ey f@r ths most eloquent sDf al the
exponsnts of woman suffrage who have spe-
ken in our city.
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Han County Leader,

This is the name of new sheet which has
made its appearances in this city. published
by the Leader Publishing Co, Iss seleeted
matter is of good character, and its editori-
sls well written. One curious fact In con-
zectien with it is that it is Issued free, the
proprietOrs expecting to make their monsy
by advertising. It is ia new scheme in this
country, and only tine can tell whether or
not it will be successful
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Coed Tsmplars.

Ny. R Banbar c. ". C. T.. On the 5tR
inst. ersssizsd a Ledge Of I. Q. C. T. al
Harrisburg, with large charter list The
officers are as foilewe. viz: Pref. S. s Train,
". c. T.: Mary S. McCaliy, R. Fl. s.,
Helen N. Babsr, l. r. s.; Mary J Train.
Wv. T;J. " Rector, ". s.: Wn. Rafor,
W. A. s., Nettie Ishara, w. F. s.; F.
McCully, ". t; Rev. E. ". Bsrnss, W. c.;
Elizabeth J. Bradley, ". RI; E. F. Wyatt,
w. D. NJ; "A. L Drisko, w L C.; NJ w.
Canter, ". O. G.; J. L. Fuller, P " C. T.;
and J. W. Rector, Lodge Deputy.
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Gene From eur Gaze.

RObt. A Foster left this last Tuesday for
Portland to take the Elder for Sen Fr.acisss,
and thus csmnencsd Liis tssr sAish vii sz.ks
him thrsHgh tina principal cities il ths East.
and also in Europe. He ESes accompanied V
Portland BY his father aaE one sf his broth
ers. He win no doubt have fine tine, and
viii reap great benefits from his tour.
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Delesales EIestra.

The following persons have been elected in
Aibany - delegates TO attend she ssatc Ten.
pefanos Alliance next week
From the Z. F. Sabbath School Rev. DR..
Irvine, i9r q. ". irag Chas Haifenden,
K. " Robertson. Nrs q ADuag. Ma. /.
T. Blsin. Mrs Jas Il Poster aud Mrs. 4.
NJ Rebsstsga
i.fon 50 fanls aas-l /. II. siontanyo.
jas Shields. John ciayPoal and Miss FIsra
RuInLsugh.
From 81 Paal's sabbath School l. n.
Liseett, and Misses Ida Rffnbaugh aud
Matte Shislds
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NvoRaan sumrage As,eele,Inn.

This Association met at the Court House
last Tuesday and has been in session s,erv
day since, Mrs. Laaghery presiding Tse
sttsnd1zc'' from other parts of tho State is
very Si'nn' bat on several evenings tho audi
eHcs was svolied to fair Dimensions by per,ona
led there from curiosity You will have to
work up more enthusiasm, ladies', or the As
sooistion viii not an,eu4t to nauch. The
following o:ficss-i .,ere elected last night to
serve during the ensuing year; President,
Mrs. A J. DuniwAy Recording Secretary.
Mrs. a. A. Lsughery,of Yauhill; Cores
pending Sec'y, Miss A NJ Martia, Of Yam
hill; Treasurer, Mrs, J. C. Reed, of Linn
Executive COMMITTEES, Mrs. Dsaiwsy, Mrs.
Laaghsgy C. A. Reed and s. N. Kelly.
association adjourned lazt evening to meet
next year at Astoria
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Marriage Etesa,es.

Following Is q lat Of marriage certificate
granted by cur County CLERK daring TIN
month of JanuAry.
Nm. jackson sud Cor1isIia Upchruch
Abner NJ Davis and Lydia C. Coon
Jas. Hunt and Lizzie Fenzell
4 J. Shelton and Mary E. Bryant
T. f. Wilkes and Eleanor E Rniehtsn.
John Nooifirs and Martha J. Woodruff.
A r. Church and Maggie Webber.
James kseney and Miranda r Pearl
Philip 9. Ritter aad Minerva Griffith
Claus. Michaelson and Katie Aekerman.
JAS. Nichols and Sarah f. Witbrow.
Franois Al. Moore and Louise kruegar.
K. +. Mason aud Mary K. Twitcbelt
q. Henderson and Jeaie + Hamilton
W. \, Miller aud Ella Smith
Ghas Whsrry and Mamie Miller.
Gamaliel Parrish and Mrs. L. J. Allison.
I. w Bryant and Delpbig +. Christie.
4 X Finley and Isabella Derrick
Thos. Dewitt aId Martha A Wiseman
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E{i!Sr DsmocY,a
We esrs eredibly iatarmsd that l. I. Dicksyr
of sc:o, is standing Democratic candidate
for Sheriff Good, /. c.. wo can give you q
hoist. Knowing that you have always been
sound advocate Of Democracy We oan also
recommend you to the citizens of old Linn.
We also remember the rAovs that was made
to sacrifice you by the tail end of Republican
ism, calling themselves Independents, but
they couldnt make it ''scour
MANY DEMOCRAT
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ol> Of the members Of the Good Templsr
Lodge 1t Lake Creek writes e that it is
prospcring finely, a greas interest being taken
by the members in tbs grand cause for which
they are working Answ set Of officers were
installed on the ID inst, list of whom viii
be found in our issue Of that week They
also eleetod Thos Churchill and oren Ben
Aett ts represent the Lodge at tbs annual
session Of the State Temperance Alliance,
which cenvsnes IN tiais city on Wednesday Of
next week