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Situation Wanted.

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Situation Wanted.
WANTEp--rositiun as cook and house,
kcorcr IN small family by Il good lady
caok Addre-s ~. care Post ~
YOUNG white man OF good character and
ability wishes position OF come kind.
first class references. Address 1siS, care
MAN aud wife. well situated Germans,
without children, want a position; good
i"tcrences. Apply to VIM. Smith. Hal
lcitsNillc- ToNas, %
LADY wishes position as governcss or
compliment can cook aud keep house:
acasidc prcfurod. Address, with par.
tculars, Miss Grace. 5l5 South San Saba
1870, s.. .- .Aneonle. LrNN l-.-.--. .
STENOGiAltilcR and typewriter. young
man, wishes position at once at rcason-
ah,s salary can give good references
VIII 10 to small town IL desired. Adj
dress 1sti, care Post. %
Young sWTDE wants some kind of
honorable work. Address 1850, care Post.
~
NICE, Young GERMAN GiRI. wants n
coed place IN cool<inc or work IN store
AIdreSs 'Nst, care Post. 70
WANTfD--By young lady. aged 80. a
position as nurAc nud companion for
Invalid lady OF hursc auI teacher for
email children Address Miss Gillespie
ANallv. TcN"s. 70
STU ALTON WANTED Ivy nrst-ciass
cheap house need amply. in or out 81
city. Address 1850, care Post ~
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wa ir,ii -Si'uhiiCn ot Any KIND Ivy white
POST se''' ''' N1'"''s 'S"'' Gun ~
RrGlSTERND DRUGGIST Of 10 vears'
eNpflleurc wants position, docs not uso
ttnoN'o"hi5. sihs,n H""l Simeudn, ,
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| YOU Nj LADY wiahrs "A home with a re-
sprctlhlr MmlN ns companion OF house
$ri: small wages. Address a. NJ. caro-
ioS' ~
SlTIr A'rIhN. MAS ,rt.i, tt,..,,. an .-.,,,, ,
man cook af,d Nh, IN slo hnusS,0n,l
man H. ran,hntnn ut drirvn,au ana
gardner AIilrts. T,iu care. Post -
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ui.v. moi partt,,Iltr .whnt lnnd ar v,,tL
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t,.m'loMt "1 ,, Nt",M, aN nyai sui"r','
hotel. or could u.ko charec Of hotel. "A.
dtess Mrs. i'eil ortcga. IL, Main street
iitttn ROCK Aik -
E,.l;c,rHI,,lAN d,s,,,s nork IN ,r,y.,
experienced, ronpnm, ,.lltions nom Va,
istn's shops AtTroe4 Th.ctriCiu, Bs(o
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| HpN r. Years old WANTS work If amy KIM
| W. "rut er diy Aoois store. Address ,sit.
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For Sale.


FOR SAI.E--A fine mare IL hands hiah
Young and perfectly gcntie to drive or
ride. eau at Room I, opera House,
NJ stairs. 70
FOR SALE--Onc good driving horse aud
lhacton. also ono ligh, spring wagon.
Frank Steiue. No. li5 Main ST. II
PLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
We offer FOR this week. l0l,0oO Ninploss aud
yellow yam SLIPS at N,Ia per 1000, lp0,WW
tomato plants all varieties, 5lc per loo
1000 bushels sorghum at Toe per hushol |;
JON bushels millct ut iOe per hushci bN'
bushels stock peas, SAW nor hushel,
fruit boxes, berry boxes any fruit bAs
kcts at factory price, bulk seeds Of
every description. Holloway ~ Co. Dat
las, Texas, -
MESS MACNEREL. picklci herring aud
smoked hal,but at Rcdwcod's, ole Travis
street h-N
FOR sAl.E4A stock OF fresh goods. M
lures, etc, worth about $1,000. have II
good trade; reasons for spllup, want
60 leave Address lock box i5, Orange.
Texas. .,
FOR SALE--A threc-chair barber shop,
centrally located, two doors from Mann
street on Congress a>enne. Apply to
No. 1905 Congress for Information =
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FOR SALE-Lots In Brunner nsidition.
block 81, lots to 10, cheap. Address IXI.
Bird. 2oV7 Washington street. b
FOR SALE--Will sell two good farms cs.sy
terms; 30 acres IN Waller county. line
improvements; 100 acres In Taylor coun.
ty, improved; u paying hotel In Coleman
city. ADDRESS +. A. Bailey. TiulTs
Store. Mallis county. Tcxax "a
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING
grinding and polishing; prices moderate;
electric supplies and repairs. l.. e NIL
Ter. electric engineer. Houston. Texas. II
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foR RENT--Possession given nt once.
second and third firors OF building cor
ner Main and Commerae. formerly oc-
oup,rd by l.. Dnn,el n BRO. Apply A. L..
N.lns care Inman Co. u
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Board and Rooms.

Ell TEXAS AVENUE-New boarding
house, 2 IL blocks from Capitol Hotel.
rirst-class accommodations. Rooms for
rent with or without board. Transients
rolieitod Kntcs reasonable "a
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EVERY BOY AND GIRL should learn
shorthand and Bpcwrting, aud thereby
become sclf-supporting; our improved
methods OF teaching make shorthand
Tery pldn and simple Houston Short
hand and Typewrilng School. Mason
block. II
sTENOGRAPHERS WISHING no PRE-
should Immediately JON the special night
speed lass at the Houston shorthand
and Typewrltins school. Mason block.
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OVER our jewelry store wo have Two Gle
CANT front offices to rent: call ana ace
Them. w. -. Tusten e. Co. u
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COCO ACRES tinc black loan farming
land FOR sale ION railroad. six miles
south of Victoria: produces q bale Of
cotton per acre: creek running through
ent.ro length of land; shipping station
ON land: grass makes ine hay; fine place
i. Jordon. Victoria. Texas. Eli
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Young SWEDE wants some kind of
honorable work Address 1850, care Post.
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FOR SALE The finest shell for filling
yardc making driyrways sncW Alks
etc. always TO he had at Wilson Wood
and Coai Yard. Phone al5. II
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ron RENT Nicely furnished cottage.
modern conNenlences, Third ward, close
IN, 10 party VINO WI board gentleman
Tor rent. Adlfcss No. ~. care Post, y
FOR RENT -Two-story house seven
9os, ma 1nYr r, y isnycn's I E,,t Gerns a
Ni''n s'.op'' .--.- A.
81 NHlE ROOM. zoo p;r night, N.Ov PEI
MN a., wv '"l,n, ',"msv' on'v "r nt
.Ns ,', V''"''''' ~
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MRS, ~. WHITE lN2 NuSk avenue. has
desirable furuishcd rooms Tor rent. 70
ron RENT-New nve-roon cottage on
Austin street with bath room aud all
inodrNi oonNenivnces Apply TO Mrs;
~. .l,l.lsI IT, .Nuss.n S!lsos. :.
FOR RhNT-A new eight-room housa
WIN all cUuNcnirhccS. IN IhiN warn.
NppaNs t. r. =. Nirk, w, Main s'roSt
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W. MN ou ,eos 'i ',,,m'
49, s ssNW NViioc't'n ,sne - On ON Nv
h"e ~, - ,hd"ii" az iS'- '"i"' t"'s"
-, - = -;
h'",MS FOX HNN one hinrk from
capitol li9tei Tor lndies or E.n.iemnm,
ar ,ftittps NnnlV Madame II .lDgtDl
ia Main, Il
non, nrNT q, rb,r3 wnra two.storv
~. room honan. Iii cnnvenienr,s. civ
nnl rts,,',,.n wnr,r. hrsnsus l,nss nIrctrir
cars AT corner. Apply 1915 Lamar ave
nuc. II
ron RENT 4 nrp,. newly furnished front
room win bath and qas and hcst table
board reasonable two blocks from Main
street. lsll frairic avenue. between carr
line and san jucinto s,rcats. n
rIEIiNNrIY FIiKNJSIIEp HOUSE
FOR ron, from May TO October. to family
without small children: inquire al 1903
MilHm. charles Il. Peck. u
T1D HINT -Twn-stoty house m01crn
improvements. with underground els
torn and barn, also nicely furnished
rooms. WAntcl-iadics' driving horse
AMY 6Q3 san lhcinto street. p
TiNI5F NICE IfNI'IfRNISTIi7D ROONS
suitable Tor light housokeepins Ism
Preston avenue. q
FOR RIlNT SIN ro0m 2-stniy house. All
modern improvomonis; one square from
cnr line. good cistern and waterworks.
Apply lSi2 Austin st, =
SIX-J3117N i,yr--,o,-y Tougc moJrrn con.
ysntoncGs. stable and servants room
terms $3.50 per month. Apply l2oa san
.lacinto street. ~
FOR RENT -Cotiagc with Jorge yard,
shnd' trees, BAH room md ga. c 1.i,,
49," per iHou'h' ~ ~ dyer ''uS 'i"N ~
street Z.
FOR l.EASE-A twenty mere truck fnrm,
Two miles from courthouse, rental very
low. \ rare chance for iarties willing
10 work and make MONEY Apply TO
rnlnk Storuo No III Main ST II
FoH IlcNT-Twonf-flvc foot front. Milby
a BOWS new building. Travis aud Capt
tol. ,.,as Irout: good stand. .
49,,
fok itNN i-A inrge ana oooi Seo t,,n
moor tfonl room WIZ rem ithsoi'u ''oss
Gail nj 1888 travis corner OF EEL ~
FOR RENT New two-story soven-room
house, No. N' TAUNTON street nctWeoh
Rusk aud C"pltol avenues modein cor,
NtUitUet-. Snuin exposure. I. :. fttfth-
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MAN aud wife, well situated Germans,
without children. want q position; good
references, Apply to VIM. Smith. Hal
lcitsNillc, ToNa.. "a
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Trade or Exchange.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-AD estab-
iailed. paying bis,nes,, 5000 invested,
good reasons for selling. Address john
"S"NN' - ~
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WANTED--rosltun as, cook and house,
kcorcr IN small family by a good lady
cack Address TSSN care Post "a
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
WESTBROOK.

At the Advent church tomorrow at q
p. m. the pastor, Elder Nelson, will
preach. Subject: "The High Priest OF
our Profession. Baptism in the ever
ming at O'Clock followed by song and
social service.
At the Uniyersalist church, the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Payne will preach in the after.
noon to the GA. r.
Calanthe Assembly will have as guests
this evening four assemblies from out of
town.
At Warren church tomorrow the pastor
will preach on "Jesus and Nicodemus.
Sunday school at Has. There will be
in the evening grand union service Of
the two Congregational churches.
Rev. Mr.. Payne of the UniyersaliDt
church will dsliver the memorial day ad.
dress at South Windhsm.
The High school baseball nine will 20
to Fryehurg today to play the Academy
nine Of that place.
The Presumpscot nine will play the
South Windhams this afternoon at War
zen Park. Game called at 8. 30.
The leatherboard mill was started up
yesterday for a trial of the mao hinery.
Rev. "A. D. Decello will deliver leo.
TUE descriptive IF his travels in Europe
and the Holy Land Monday evening III
ST. Joseph's hall. He will speak in the
French language ami will lecture in
English.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
DEERING.

At the meeting last evening Of Rocka-
meecook Tribe. !. O. r. NJ. of Morrills
the Chiefs degree was worked upon
several candidates.
The Republican ward caucuses will be
held this evening.
In ward five there is a sharp contest
between Fred V. Matthews and DR..
Charles W. Foster for the position of del
egate to the county convention.
Mr. George 7. Edwards and wife, High
street have returned from their southern
our where they have been for the benefit
of Mr.. Edwards health. Mr.. Edwards
returned homo seriously Ill.
A large private party from Munjoy
Ill, Portland come to the Hoegg Opera
house, Deering Centre in special cleo
trio car for private dance.
State Steamboat Inspector Charles j.
Staples, Jr., and Mr.. Atwood are in
specting the steamer Santa Maria and
Louise on the Presumpscot river today.
The following was the programme for
the strawberry festival and entertain
mont at All Souls church, Morrills, last
evening:
Innocent Drummer, Anon
Miss Lula K. Cutten.
Song-I've Just Ben Abroad, You Know,
Little Nell.
Aesthetic Delsarte Movements,
Miss Cutten.
Reading-The Heavenly Twins, Riley
Miss Cutten.
Song-Ehe Sweetest Little Fellow,
Little Nell.
Reading-Mrs. Ripley's Trip, Riley
Miss Cutten.
Grecian Dance-The Cymbal Players,
The Misses Cutten.
Comdietta-My Cnole's Will.
The voters of Ward are requested to
meet in the school house at Lunt's Cor
ner4 instead of at the ward room this eve
ming.
Deering Republican Caucuses.
The Republicans of Deering are
requested to meet in caucus in their
respective ward-rooms Saturday evening,
May %, at 7.30 o'clock, to select one dele
gate from each ward to attend the Repub-
lican state convention to be held at Ban
gor on Tuesday. the 2nd day of June, A.
D. 1S96,at 2 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for governor;
also to select one delegate from each ward
to attend the Republican county conven-
ton for the County of Cumberland, to be
held in Portland, on the I'd day of June,
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
SOUTH PORTLAND

A very fine concert was given at the
Town Hall Thursday evening for the
benefit of the graduating class in June,
| by Mrs. Parker and Miss Miller, assist.
| ed by Miss Henrietta Rice of Portland.
| A large number were present and quite
a number were obliged to stand for
want of room for seats in the hall. A
very fine programme was carried out.
There were several piano solos by pupils
of Miss Miller, and several ROTATIONS by
pupils of Mrs. Parker. This remainder
of the programme consisted of tableaux,
instru mental selections and vocal seleo-
tions by Miss Rice, who sang delight ully
and was warmly encored. About $125
was ren1ized. The concerts was very
ably produced and reflects great credit
on the managers.
Mr.. Jed Loveitt has vacated the house
of Mr.. Sylvester on Main street and re-
moved to Soarboro, where he is about
to esta blish himself in business for the
summer.
The tent and most of the machinery
for the merry-go-round of Bradford &
Dyer, is up on Willard street, but warm
days will be a necessary adjunct
A drug store is in process Of erection
| close by under the oaks.
The pear and apple trees are in full
| bloom and make the village full of per-
| fume, but they draw beetle bugs in
swarms which is not as pleasant.
Mrs. John Gavett and little son. are in
| Bethel, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
| The cloister being erected by Mrs
Cloyes in Loyeitt''s field, near the sea, is
fast nearing completion and she expects
to occupy it by June. 1.
MIR. Lyman Twitchell is at work re-
pairing the house and outpuildings
| which he recently purchased of Mr..
Pillsbury, and is also improving the
| grounds.
| The Casino is open for the summer at
Simonton's cove, and parties can avail
themselves of its privileges now just
as we'll as later, although of course quite
a number of minor affairs remain to be
| finished up before the expected summer
rush begins.
Quite lot of work is being done at Mt
Pleasant cemetery in preparation for Me-
mortal day.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
G God Time for the sa,naritans.

The Samaritan Association and invited
guests, to the number OF 1876, formally
opened the new Cloyes cottage at Dan
forth Cove last Thursday. The party
went on the Cape eleotrics in the after
noon, and upon arrival short business
meeting of the Association was held
After the meeting the party sat down to
bountiful supper. During
spup per an orchestra discoursed
sweet music, which was very enjoyable.
The evening was given up to dancing
and general good time, and it was
pronounced by all to be one of the pleas
ATTEST times in the history of this well
known society. The party returned
home on the late cars.
r. The Congress Square Annex will visit
the Cloyes cottage next Wednesday even
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
Maine State College.

A farmers field day meeting will be
hold at the Maine State college, Wednes-
day, June 3, 1886. The programme OF
the day will consist of inspection of the
grounds and blu ldings of the college, and
addresses by members of the fac ulty.
The buildings will be open, allowing
all to see the museums, laboratories,
workshops, forcing houses, recitation and
drawing rooms, apparatus and, other
facilities for instruction. The machinery
of the Dairy Building the Electrical En-
cheering and Mechanic Arts Department
will be in operation.
Parents who have children to educate,
aud young men who wish to become ao-
quainted with the opportunities offered
in the several courses of study, will Go
well to visit the college at this time.
All who are interested in the work Of
the institution are cordially invited to
attend.
1t Is proposed to have Field Day this
year somewhat the character of farmers
institute. Members of the faculty and
experiment station force will give talks
on fertilizers, dairy machinery, especially
the Pasteurization apparatus, injurious
insects and fungi of the present season,
and spraying liquids ard apparatus. All
these talks will be freely illustrated by
m ater tails and apparatus.
I Beans ssand coffee will be served fol
refreshments. For anything further Wis
itors will depend upon their lunch bas-
kets
Both tho Maine Central and the Ban
gor q Aroostook railroads will sell tick
cts at one fare for the round trip. On
both roads tickets will be on sale the Sd,
good to return tie 9TH.
The train leaving Waterville Foxoroft,
and Dexter in the morning will be run
from Bangor to Orono as special, re-
turning to Bangor in the afternoon,
about A, as special.
transportation from Orono village and
from other local points can be had on the
electric cars which pass the college
grounds
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
Delegates Elected.

The following were elected last et,
ming delegates TO the Populists state cop.
vention at Auburn, June 4: ". H. Sag.
gent, John M. Todd, W. H. Jewett, Eben
Marston, f. W. Grostuok, C. N. Fox,
Rev Samuel Butterfeld, George NJ. Nor
rison, James Hepburn, J. A Campion,
B. H. Houston, G. F. Tucker, E. Pierce.
and Freeman Gordon.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
THATCHER POST, G. A. R.
General Orders for Memorial Day.

Headquarters Thatcher Post, No. III u.
A. r., Portland, May II, lo0o'
General Order No. l.
Officers and Comrades: 80 ..,o
once again we are reminded b1nu w
must assume those duties that oesu oitb
themselves upon US, and impress us "'o as
ueeper FEELINGS of sacredneSS anu io'0 ~
the years come and 90.
That we may enter into rign' com
cept1on of our sacred duty, leu Sseiy
member Of this Post and the Relief corps
give thought TO our preparation ZOE nu
mortal Day, and on Memorial Snnoay'
May gath let US attend the Services ~.
ranged for our profit by the pastor az"
people of st. Paul's church, whose NV. NV
tation to attend such service We haso .
accepted. Comrades will report az gno
Post hall at 10 a. m. sharp on ounuay
in readiness to proceed to tine apo'o
named church service at 10. 80. ~.
Comrades are requested o meet az o en o0
Post hall Memorial Day, May 80, at O. oo
q. m. in full uniform in preparation w
assist the Post in decorating the Line
coin and Garfield trees; also the Eas'ern
Cemetery.
Comrades will again assemble at LOST
Hall at P. No. sharp to take part III Ono
parade at l. 80.
After the parade the comrades. with
the Women's Relief Corps will proceed
to Monument Square, where special cars
Will be In waiting to convey US to bofesI
City Cemetery for the usual SERVICES
there.
All mem beers in possession Of uniforms
shout Id appear wearing the same, but no
comrade should remain away on account
of not having uniform, but come wear
ing the badge of the Order and white
gloves.
All ex-soliders, sailors or marines OF
the late war who are not members OF tne
u. A. e., as also any comraie OF fost
in some other place, if such an one is IN
our city on tnat day he is welcome to join
our ranks.
GEORGE o. D. SOULE, Commander.
Official.
JOHN d. WILLIAMS, Adjt.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
Maine Consistory.

There was large attendance Of mem.
bers Of the Maine Consistory, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masons at
Masonic hall yesterday afternoon and
evening. At p. m. the Prussian Knight
Patriarch Nosohite, 21st degree was con-
ferred i'll due form, and in the evening
the 50th degree Grand Elect knight Ka-
dosh of the Black and White Eagle was
worked with imposing ceremonies. There
were fifty.four candidates took the de-
grees. and an elegant banquet was served
at 6 o'clock.
Among the candidates were Reys.
Spiers, Shepherd. and Galloupe, and Hon.
Herbert NJ. Heath Of Augu sta.
The Portland daily press., 1896-05-23
IN GODS FIRST TEMPLE. .
Programme for the Series of Canpmeet-
1ngs at Old Orchard This Summer.

The programme for the series of meet
ings at Old Orchard this summer by tho
olo Orchard Beach Campmeeting Asso-
clatlon, Rev. l. Luce, president, Rev.
Ut. u. b. Randall, secretary, and M. u.
Faimer, treasurer, has been arranged.
There will be prophetic and Holine IS
convention from June 81 to July o.
Rev. D. L. Call. president; Rev. Jared
Whitman, vice. president; W. H. Water
house. secretary Z. j. Carrie, treasurer,
and Rev. Miles Grant and FL. M. York,
| auditors.
Distinguished clergymen and laymen
of the Advent and other churches will
be present, among whom will be: Rev.
Chas. Goodrich Of Chelsea, Mass. Rev.
| Miles Grant. Chelsea, Mass. Rev. E. A.
Stockman, Boston: Rev. W. N. Pile,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Rebeuoa Smith, Sprin g.
field Rev. E. p Woodward, Portland;
Rev. ". A. Burch. Worcester, Rev. W.
d. Lannin, Somerville.
The fifth annual conference of the In
| terdenominational Union of Penteoosta
| Days, will be held from July II to July
90 Rev. DR.. L. B. Bates, president;
| Rev. Mr.. William Hunter, Rev. E. d.
Gallery and Rev. Walter Russell. vice
presidents; Rev. Fred Piper, secretary i;
VIM. W. West, treasurer; Rev. I. Luce,
Rev. H. Chase, Mr.. r. S. Robson and
Mrs. Walter Russell, directors. Among
| those who are expected and will have
! charge of departments of the work are
Rev. L. B. Bates, D. D., Boston; DR..
VIM. Hunter, Canada; Rev. E. D. NAL
lery, Boston; Rev. Walter Russell, Cana
da; Mrs. Walter Russell Canada; Mrs. e.
r. Leger, Lynn; Rev. I. Luce, Maine;
Rev. H. Chase, Maine; Rev. Dr. George
Morse, Connecticut; Rev. Charles HAM
ford, Massachusetts; Mr.. VIM. Fl. West.
Boston; Mrs. Hannah Jessep, Indiana;
Rev. N. 7. Whitaker, u. D., Massa-
chusetts; Miss Emma M. Bates, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Robson, Boston; Rev. L. B.
CoddinR, DR.. Pierson and many others
are expected. Children's Department,
Miss E. M. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Robson. Young Peoples Department.,
Rev. Walter Russell, Mrs. Russell, VIM.
H. West, Rev. VIM. Thurston; Singers
and: Musicians, Mr.. Il. S. Robson, Massa-
ohusetts; Mrs. Walter Russell, Canada:
Mrs. E. R. Leger, Lynn; Miss Emma NJ.
Bates, Massachusetts; Rev. Charles Han
ford, Massachusetts; Rev. E. B. Harvey,
Maryland.
Rev. DR.. A. B. Simpsons Christian
Alliance convention will be frcm July
25 to August 10, and great attendance
is expected. DR.. Simpson has not yet
announced his full list of workers. but
Miss Louise Shepard will sing and Rev.
and Mrs. Walter Russell. will remain over
from the Observation-Disclosures conven-
ton and will take part.
Rev. ]. j. Lewis of Boston, q we'll
known Universalist minister will deliver
series of lectures August II, 10, IS and
IA.
The Salvation Army campmeetings
will be from August Is to August 25,
and Commissioner and Mrs. Booth Tuck
er will be present from August % to
the 31st there will be a general temper
ance campmeeuing to be led by Francis
Murphy.