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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

IT WESr B8cK.-The Gypsy, The o. 2.
& n. Cos new boat which arrived at
Salem Wednesday morning and proceed
ed on up the river, did not go any farther
than the mouth Of the ssntiaHl, where a
bar that is very near the surface % the
river made the trip farther impossible.
Captain Gordan said the boat could have
passed over the shoal by using lines, but
this was not considered necessary so he
headed the steamer for Salen, reaching
here at ii O'Clock. After tIe-up ci an
hour or longer, the craft started on her
return to Portland. T. W. Lee, super
intendent of the company's water lines,
thinks the river at the Santiam bar co;IId
be made navigable at an expense not ex-
ceeding $200.--Statesman. The govern
ment spends money for -ed tape, not for
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

OREGON NEws,-Mr Slauson writing
from Washington, an exchange says: Dr.
J. II. Bailey has been appointed an ex-
amining surgeon for vhe pension bureau
at Newport Oregon.
The first assistant postmaster general
has made an allowance OF 1882 TO the
postmaster at Astoria. for clerk hire for
the current fiscal year. An allowance
Of $1,000 has been made at the Pendleton
postottice for the same purpose.
An original pension has been allowed
J. ID. Rolfe OF Foster, Linn county. An
additional pension has been granted to
Christopher Kubler, OF Toledo, Lincoln
county. Tho pension OF Thomas o.
Strange, of Woodburn, Marion county,
has been increased, and those OF Luther
N. Guy, and of William Leghtmoler, OF
Portland, and OF William Barnes of Wag-
ner, Grant county, have been reduced.
Sarah Belt Of North Yamhili, the widow
OF an old soldier, has just been granted
her first pension papers.
Acting Secretary of the Interior Simms
has approved the apporticnment OF the
e250, 600 appropriated at the last session
OF congress for the survey OF fIkiblic lands
in the various Western states where
lands are unsuryeyed. The surveyor
general OF Washington will have $50, 900
at his disposal this year, an increase Of
y, GOO over his allowance for last year.
Oregon is allowed 10000, the same
amount as last year, and Idaho $25 900,
an increase al over 8 900 over the pre-
vious year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

AproIsTMENTs.--Thet following are the
appointments of the Columbia Confer
ence, M. +. Church South, Willamette
district, which held its S0th session at
Oakland: r. A. Reagan, presiding
elder; Albany and Tangent, T. p. Haynes /;
Lebanon Circuit, w. l. Malloy; Browns.
vile, G. U. Cross; Junction City, d. Q.
Mcfarland; Independence and Lewis
vile, J.. NJ. Turner; Oregon City, T.
Thomas; Dallas and Dixie, ]. L. Futrel I:
Tillamook, II. Clark; McMinnville, TO be
supplied; Corvallis, p. A. Moses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

DEATH or Mrs. WnsoS.-Mns. Milton
Wilson, OF near Haisey. who was injur-
cd in runaway accident on Sunday
aug. 25, particulars of which were given
in the DENocRAT, died At O'Clock this
morning. at the age OF about SO years.
Mrs. Wilson never regained conscious
ness 50 as TO be able 10 speak. The ac-
eident probably caused paralysis oi
parts OF her body. The deceased was =
daughter of Henry Kirk and xas a wo-
man highly esteemed She leaves three
children. Her husband, it viii be re
membered, died from the effects of the
sam. accident.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

A SUCCESSFUL Hrsr.-Captain Charles
Lutiens, OF the sealing schooner Kate and
Anna. arrived from Grays Harbor Mon.
day evening, where he has been otter
hunting for the past six weeks. The
catch so far amounting TO sixteen skins,
$500, the other ten hides the captain
shipped TO London and expects TO realize
on them 5000. Captain Lutjens is on
his way TO Frisco. He left the Kate and
Ann at Grays Harbor in charge Of the
nrst mate. who will shortly leave that
port and hunt down the coast to Frisco,
where Capt. Lutiens will reft the
schooner and hunt up the coast again.
He considers this mush more profitable
than going 10 the Japan sea, az he did
seasons ago.-Yaquina News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
New Albany.
Editor Democrat:

| Editor OemocFdf::
Sept 3, 1895.
New Albany is located about two miles
below Buena Vista and numbers 80
dwellings At the present time and is i'm
proving at the rate Of five dwellings day,
1t now numbers about i25 souls, of which
most all are from Albany, viz: Mrs. A.
| w McClain and two daughters, +. M,
Westfall and wife, Harry Day and wife.
Forgat, wife and daughter, Mrs. Crow
der, of Portland, Mr.. VIM. Hawkins and
wife, Mrs. Schiller and con, Miss
Thomas and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. III.
B. Miller and two daughters, Mrs. Louis
Miller, Mrs. Leninger, Mrs. Rideout.
Mrs. Rankin and two daughters, Geo. w.
Harris, wife and three children, Messrs.
VIM. Westiall, VIM. Sites and Frank
Blodgett.
New Albany is not on the line of the
o. @. & +. or near the rich mines OF
Quartsville, but is located along the line
OF u 45 acre field of as tine hops as you
wish to see, where picking will COM
mence tomorrow.
Our first fire alarm. was sounded at 8
o'clock last evening and came from cor.
OF Park st. and Hyland ave-, the cause
was from turning over lamp in the res
idence Of Mrs. II. B. Miller, and by the
prompt action OF the citizeEs the fire was
soon overcome and the loss was nominal.
We had two runaways yesterday. One
blackboard and harness were demolished
in short order and the driver of one OF
the teams was hurt quite seriously.
There is one store on the ground and
several huckster wagons and meat
wagons seen upon our streets. Produce
of all kinds delivered at your door at AL
bany prices. Strangers are seen upon
our streets every day and the click of the
hammer 10 heard late and early upon
new residences now in construction.
We have had more or less showers |
since last Saturday which has caused |
some delay picking hops.
Our amusements OF evenings consists |
OF vocal music. There are 40 choirs be- |
sides others who join in on the chorus. |
There is also some instrumental music |
which 10 very good.
There Is no dancing allowed in the city |
SO therefore we are quiet lot OF people. |
No stories [fish storiesl are allowed to |
be told upon the street corners and no |
allowed upon the goods boxes.
ALBASTTTE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.

We are here to please you. II every
thing is not o. X. kindly let US know
We are not selling at cost but at moder-
ate profits. We can furnish you any
thing in the harness line at lowest prices
See onr line of Is, 20 and 25 cent whips.
PowER & ToNLissos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
CHARLEY'S AUNr

That came from Brazil was nice old
lady, but she knew nothing about the
superior work OF g. Simpsons City Laun.
dry, or she would not have stopped in N.
Y. City. Lace curtains renewed. Do
mestic finch on gentlemen's linen. Call
and get our prices for cleaning carpets
and bedding. Opp. st Charles. Tel. 40.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

HoPs.-Puyallup Commerce: Robt.
Brown was down Monday from Council
Prairie and contracted z Il tons at III cts
TO G.. r. Potter, representing a New
York house. A Puyallup buper says he
has been offered thirty tons Of Yakima
hops at scents, and would have to ad-
vance only 2 cents on them until they
were delivered at the railroad platform.
The N. Y. house he represents would
not authorize the deal he says.
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Highest of all in Leavening U. Govt Report
R@>!a!I!!! g! RRsklRS RsxasSs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

A EUGgSR MAX APPorSTED.-Judge
Fullerton. of the circuit court Of the sec
ond district passed through Albany this
noon from Corvallis, where he beld a
short session OF circuit court, at which
he appointed Mr. a. @. Woodcock, OF
Eugene, as reieree in the matter of the
500, 600 received for the Oregon Pacific,
now the o G. K f. Under the order OF
the court Mr.. Woodcock will arrange for
the distribution OF the money, settling all
matters OF dispute as to priority of claims,
etc. The position is ah important one
and no doubt will be impartially filled
by Dir. Woodcock. He is TO make his
report TO the court by Dec. IS. There
was quite a contest for the position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
Hurrah for Defender.

SEw YoRK, Sept. 9TH, $50 P m--In
the great race between Defender and
Vslkyrie the American yacht Defender
won BY sis minutes, showing her super
iority.
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should have before proceeding.
E. ". Acheson returned yesterday
from a trip to the Bay.
Mrs. +. NJ. French and chilsren re-
turned this forenoon from an outing at
Sodayille.
G. L. Carr has been up in the Cascades
in the interest OF the department OF the
interior.
> Mr.. Wallis Nash, of Portland, was in
the city this noon, on his way home from
Corvallis.
Miss Eva Simpson returned this noon
from several months soiouru in Calf
ornia, coming by way OF Yaquina.
Mr.. Lew Simpson, of whatcom, WASH,
father OF Mr.. George Simpson, of Al
bary, is in the city on months visit.
Miss Ida Black, of the Public Schools,
has returned to Albany preparatory to
the opening Of the schools on Monday.
Mrs. Ashby and Mrs. Robert Fowler
returned this noon from Portland where
they have been several days buying fall
goods and investigating the styles.
Judge Hewitt has returned from Til
lamook county where he held term oi
court, presiding over both departments,
Judge Burnett not being able to attend.
Mr.. J. r. Abbey, author of Abbey 4
addition TO Albany, has resumed his old
position Of train dispatcher on the Ore
gon Central, after an absence OF three OF
four years.
Mrs. William Cannon, resident OF
Albany in its early days and until eight
or ten years ago, residing for many year
OF the site of the present I. y. block, is
/ in the city. She now resides in Lincoln
county.
Among those returning from the Bay
today were Judge Bean and family OF the
| supreme court Prof. Straub and family
Of Eugene, Mrs. and Miss Alma Story,
and Mr. Mack Montieth, OF Portland and
Mrs D. b. Montieth OF Albany.
Mr.. Peter Mckinney and wife OF Al
legheny City, Penn, are in the city the
| guests OF the latters sister, Mrs. Beatty
Mr. Mckinney is one OF the prominent
wealthy business men Of that city. He
was fellow soldier OF Mr.. John Morri.
son in the rebellion.
MrI.F Conn, OF Albany, who has ths
contract Of putting in the bridge ovel
the cannal, for the railroad switch from
the paper mill 10 the main line, camt
out Yesterday and commenced work OF
the same. II. @. Harkness came ou
also; and will work with Mr.. Conn.,
Lebanon Express.
/ Mr.. w. II. Warner is wearing hand
some silver medal presented him b,
Chief of Police Lee in recognition of hi
pi ompt assistance in saving the Chic
from falling under the wheels of tn
motor several weeks ago. A very nea
compliment greatly appreciated by Mr.
SWaSnsrf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
Mexican
Mustang
Linirnent

LOT
Burns,
caked & fnflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
I1fiannlations,
5dif joints,
Harness 6 Saddle Sores.
Sciatica,
Lunbago,
ScaEds,
3liseers,
Insect Bites,
4Il Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
I'll Sheep Ailments.
Ps1etrafes Muscle
Membrane and TiSsu
Quickly to the VERY
Seat of Pain ani
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Linimeae conqeSu
Pain,
Makes riza g. Beast wei
eGain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
Lebanon.

Mrs. Hindman arrived home Saturday
from Crook county. She came by stage.
Rev. J. II. Beattie has accepted call
to the pastorate OF the Presbyterian
| church at Wilbur, in Eastern Washing
ton. He will close his work in this place
on Sunday, Sept. 18th. and will leave on
the Tuesday following.
J. NJ. Marks and wife and son Willard
will move TO near Dallas, Polk county.
MIR. and Mrs. Marks are pioneer resi-
dents of this place, are some of our best
people, and will be greatly missed.
| W. G. Peterson is going to try new
thing in footgear. Mr.. Hendricson is
making for him pair of shoes with air
compartments in the soles and heels.
Mr.. Peterson thinks they will make
walking easier, while giving no jar to the
body. or course he got the idea from the
pneumatic tire.
| Frank +, Marks leaves next Monday
for visit to the eastern states. He will
accompany Letson Vroom TO New York,
and may remain some place in the east,
but we expect him back in the spring.
From Portland they will go to San Fran
cisco by steamer, and then go east via
the Southern route.
| Inc lncAule CiteeSe iActOfy Snut uOWn
last Friday for the winter. aftor a run of
six months, and they will now manu-
facture butter until about the first Of
March. Burd Hall is the cheese maker,
and he turns out first-class article.
They now have on hand 5000 pounds OF
cheese, which they will have no trouble
in disposiug OF at 10 cents a pound
Advance.
| ~@
The CHAIR FACTORY of the Sugar Pine
Door & Fixture Company has begun
work, though only in preparatory way.
Soon the factory viii be in full operation.
Samples OF the work indicate that the
chairs turned out will be of grade for
which there will be a general demand.
The company's facilities for first-class
work are excellent, and expert workmen
will be placed in charge of the mahnfac-
turing and thirty-six varieties will be
manufactured at first. A feature will be
the embossed backs, for which the com.
pany has some very handsome designs
The DEMoGRAT believes an important
! field OF chair manuiactory will be filed
] one that will confer credit not only or
the factory, but Albany. The great de-
} mand OF the day is for more factories
In this We have one that promises to de
yelop in;o very important industry
here.
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5 tate No email School

Monmouth, Or. A training school 10
teachers. Complete eight grade training
department and strong Professional and
Academic courses.
The Diploma of the school entitle
one to teacn in any county in the stat
without further examination.
Board and Lodging, books and tu-
ition, $50 per year. Beautiful and
healthful location-no saloons. There il
q gooddemand for well trained teachers /;
there is an over-supply of unframed
teachers. Catalogue cEeerfully sent on
application. Address
ia. WANN PL. CAMPBELL.
Secretary Presiden
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

I JEFE's 0PfsIoss.-The Salem Journa
in giving remarks OF prominent men ha:
Hon. JEDI Myers. seio. "we have
lots OF hops up our way. Farmers are
very much discouraged. Politics? Well
We democrats are not in it. The popu-
lists are gaining ground everywhere in
my opinion. They will make a stronger
showing than ever at the next election.
believe the farmers OF this country
would do well 70 olganixe mutual insur-
ance companies. 4 German settlement
in Linn county are carrying their own
risks At q very low cos, and saying
money"
HARD on HoPs.-An Independence dis
| patch Gays: The recent rains have had
disastrous effect on the hops. Three
yards near Eola were abandoned yesser-
day on account OF lice that are showing
themselves in the yards here The
growers here are picking nothing hut
choice hops, and il the lice gain much
headway the crop will be very short.
Plckers are In great demand, and 1000
tanning an aggregate OF 100 acres, near
here are entirely without pickers en-
gagged, and one lS0-acre yard near Dallas
10 IN the same predicameni.
THR TorRSAMKxT.-At Vancouver yes
terday Astoria won the dry test hose
race in is seconds, The Dalles. second.
Vancouver third, Oregon City fourth.
The race was given 10 Oregon City as the
no9Hles OF the others were no; properly
screwed On. In the speed race zoo yards
Astoria won in p :i5 seconds. Oregon
City, "a, The Dalles - Is; Vancouver
25. The championship race Was vol by
Vancouver, Astoria second, The Dal.es
third.
TEs CorSTY ExHfRFT.-The county
court has appropriated $50 for county
exhibit under the supervision OF Judge
Duncan and committee OF seven prom
inent business men from different parts
Of the county. This means an exhibit at
the state fais and Portland exposition
that viii be the finest ever presented by
any county in Oregon
ANOTHER DiyIpESD.-The Linn County
National Bank continues to lead al
banks in the hands OF receivers in the L.
s. Next week another 10 per cent divi-
iend will be declared, being No. and
making So per cent in al, As follows: 35,
%. 10, 10 and 10. Thu will put about
81, ,0oo in circulation.
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Aid Mrs. CLARK, 80; Cox family, 81;
kenworthy family, S.: o 7 Lubker, $3.50
Robert Gillock, s.; n F Taylor, $40;
Grin Wateon 500; Powers family, $40;
Mr. and Mrs Barnard, 500; Mrs 6 F
Junkey, IS 90; Harry Myers, 500; Jas
Larew, 81; Adams, 500; Alberts, $500;
Mary E Eavis. 1900; Hockenbuyy, IS,
The following representative farmers
and business men were appointed TO
take charge OF the collection Of the Linn
county exhibit to be sent to the state
fair and Portland Exposition. Sam May,
Harrisburg; ]. s. Morris, Scio: Geo. Dy-
son, Brownsville: George Barton, Oak
vile; DR.. Booth, Lebanon; J. r. Doug
las, Sandersons Bridge; W. II. Powers,
Shedd; w. K. Glass, of Crswfordsville,
Mayor L. Finn and DR.. J. L. Hill, Al
bany. This committee will act in con-
junction with Judge Duncan of the coun-
ty court, which will hereafter appoint q
suitable person TO take charge OF the ex-
hibit at Salem and Portland.
The time of the court was taken MP
yesterday and today in bridge matters,
there being several applications to con-
slider. This morning Judge Duncan vis-
tied the scene of q bridge beyond Millers
and Commissioners Pugh and Waters
beyond Lebanon. Court will probably
not convene until tomorrow morning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
ar REGULATE 2 g

Leader, did yoa ever take Snfxoxs
LIVER REGULATOR, the "KEG OF
LIVER MEDIcNB?" Every body needs
take liver remedy. It is a sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when the waste
taat should be carried of remains n
the body and poisons the whole system
That dull, heavy feeling Is due TO
torpid liver. Biliousnesz, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases Keep the liver active By an
occasional dose OF Simmons Liver Reg
ulasOr and you'll get rid Of these troa-
bies, and give tone to the whole sys-
TEN For q laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is BETTER THAN PuLs- It
does not gnpe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens
Every package has the Red 4
stamp on the wrapper. j. III.
Zeilin & CO., Philadelphia.
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are flying south. an sign Of an cary win
ter.
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FRIDAY
Lebanon Refused.

Recently the Albany city council
passed 4 resolution releasing ;he county
in case the county judge should bid in any
property in the city that has been levied
upon for delinquent taxes, from paying
over 10 said city its portion OF said taxes
until the owners have redeemed the
same. The Lebanon City Council took
an entirely different course and the fol-
lowing 10 the County Cour, was the re-
suit:
We beg leave to reply as follows:
First-We do net desire TO place the
city in an embarrassing position or to
make il responsible in any manner for
state or county taxes within its corporate
limits.
Second-It is fair TO presume that the
county officials levied upon property for
delinquent taxes with full knowledge of
the law. II they did not, they certainly
should have before proceeding.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13
FIRE lNSURaaGs.


Insure your property With
Joseph Y Tall i. The
Old Hartford. THE NEW
YORK UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY, or any one ei the
other reliable Id l;ne COM
panies he represents, No'es
taken and plenty OF lin,
pgiver for payment on fatli
Insurance. All business plac- !.
ed witt. him will be PROMO
Y ats nded to. OFFICE ~
P Q Rlo>S,
Albany, o',
Kate Power's review., 1895-06-15

One Of our brave Jackson women has
undertaken . nsw business, WHICH, we
believe, wlil. eventually grow to large
and rcmnncrative proportions. and which
should meet with encouragement from oil
house-keepers who have the success of
their tables NJ heart
This lady Is Mrs Minnie Manship
Phelps. and she has yielded to the request
Of hosts Of friends, to put her delicious
beaten biscuit on the market
Mrs Phelps has deserved reputation
for making the freshest, haklcst, sweetest
beaten biscuit ever seen In Jackson. And
when she puts them ON sale daily, at only
ten cents dozen, they certainly will have
u great run over the ordinary rolls and
biscuit ot the bake shop. II is no easy
thing to beat bIscuit properly. II takes
so much time and strength. that few
house.keepcrs can afford 10 have this COW
etcd dainty. on their tables.
Now, however. At this most reasonable
rate, everybody can afford them.
Mrs Phelps has put them on sale at W.
Il. Lemly II Bros where they can be pro-
cured daily, at ten cents "a dozen, and
where orders are taken In advance for
them.
Orders can also be- left with Mrs Phelps
at the home ot SIR. C II. Manship
Give these biscuit one trial, and you
will never b. satisfied with any other.
I'm one day last week, Mrs Phelps sold
20 biscuits Pretty good for new bnsi-
ness, bat better for the lucky house-keep-
| ers who bought them aud set off their
Teas
Kate Power's review., 1895-06-15

Tier many friends here and In their old
nome, Crystal Springs, mourn the depart
tirF Y het distant huula On Puget SOUND.
- Ms hate Terrell, who won - warm
= place II The southern hearts. and No cor.
49, Y welcome II tlih southern homes, ii
WHICH ahr rams II frw years ago.
Kate Power's review., 1895-06-15

FieniFa have not hrru ~ numerous thlH
NfaF ~ during the past four ~ ttyr.
NJ Nhftf'er hFranse af the extreme heat or
the consolidation III many into hiR un.
'"h affAift Nr ~ moi kuow. nnt The fact
remains
ihis grant lninn plentc, embracing Alt
''' nominations desiring taparslclpate will
III R''rtt i'fAs aark Al 'php Mayes Place
IL hanAin county.
Kate Power's review., 1895-06-15

The many friends of that most charm.
Ing woman, Miss Mabel Shands wish her
great and continued happiness In the new
ltfc she IN about to enter, H. the wife OF
Paul Saunders, Professor of Greek lit the
University ~ Mississippi Their mar
riage Will be solemnized III Oxford, July
2nd, prox, and will doubtless III most
distinguished affair, because of the high
social position of the contracting parties,
and their great personal popularity
Prof. Saunders IL q tlnc type Of the
Christian gentleman, of scholarly attain
lncnts, and most exalted position for
unr Va young,
Miss Stands Ii the only daughter of
Ex.Gov Shands, now LAW Prof. AIT the
University, and girl III unusual charm
nf person, manner and he#rt, wtt1ase life
has hitherto heen like d ray of sunshine.
Ana whose future. We trust, Wall ~ like Il
full burst, for brightness, beauty and
warmth If affection
Throughout Mississippi She n known
and loved, her happy smile bringing pleas
nre with III aiMA"s
In jackson, a. tile guest of Mrs q, M
Williamson. shr was greatly admired, and
two II our girls, Misses Alice Fit4huEh
and Mary Mayees will serve her Az thu
bridesmaids,
The kmytEW, lin common with other ad
nlrrra, wishes them ali happiness, and
trutttan If thnir lnndrst hopes, while
Life IN yet ypanw anil beautiful ~ them.
Kate Power's review., 1895-06-15

MaAs Eliza Winters bright home VIA
even brighter this week than usual. by The
presence IT Two charming visitors there.
~ Miss Elizabeth Nicholson. N vicks.
burg, and Miss PHrtier, III New York.