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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
NO. 9 WILL HANG.

Brenham, Tex, March 24.-Brady
Rutherford. the second of the murderers
of Thes. Dwyer, was placed on trial
today. At 10 o'clock tonight the jury
retired and in II minutes returned n
verdict of guilty, with the death penalty.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
ATTACHMENTS Rim

Houston, March 23.-(Special. )-Ken-
dali Jones, one of the Oldest and best
known liquor dealers, were closed today
by attachments run by Il. Pilot for rent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
A SILVER VICTORY.

Nashville, March 23.-Today the meet
ing of the Democratic State executive
committee was largely attended and the
chief issue, the holding of one or two
State conventions, was discussed before
the committee for three hours, The one
convention plan was advocated solely, by
free silver men. Senator Harris. Con
cressmen McMillin and Richardson, Cox
and McDearmon speaking for, and Con
grossman Washington against it.
Democratic leaders from different parts
of the State also took part in the discus
sion. The committee decided TO can one
convention for all purposes 10 meet III
this city May and I.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26

IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH,
Be sure and use that old and well-known
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
UNINsTRUCTED DELEGATES,

Albuquerque. \. NJ, March 23.-Ine
territorial Republican convention TO Sc
lect six delegates ana alterha.es 10 o,e
The following delegates were selected,
who will go uninstructed: =,
" Pedro Perez of Bernanillo, VIM: Nj.
Ilewellyn of Dona Ana, Thos. b. Burns
Of Rio Ariba. NJ. L. Morris of Santa Fe,
.iohn s. Clark of San Miguel, Solomon
Luna of Valencia:
The following alternates were, chosen:
Frank Springer of San Miguel, Chass;
NJ. Sparks of Chaves, Phillip Mothersiil
of Sierra, S. Williams OF S9corTo D. .: .:
Vandorn of Valencia and Celso baca OF
The delegates are divided in their POI
,;+;caI preferences between Mckinley,
Allison Reed and Senator Davis.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
p,IIpOAD ORDERED SOLD.

Louisville. March 23.-judge Barr. IN
Tho limited States circuit court this morn
ing ing entered decree ordering the sale
Within 60 days of the Louisville, st.
7 nn;s and Texas railroad on the COM
nloint of the Central Trust company of
Sew York, which holds S3.351 800 of the
6rst and second mortgage bonds of the
company. This road has been in the
hands of receiver for several years. II
is said the reorganization committee IL
prepared to buy the property
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26
THE COMMISSION.

The following circulars We're issued
from the commission Office yesterday:
Circular No. 23S. Ruling in regard to
commodity tariffs Nos. 16, II and IS. 1t
is hereby ordered that the rates from or
to points on the Velasco Terminal rail-
way and the Columbia branch of the In
ternational and Great Northern railroad,
on shipments of the commodities subject
to the mileage rates embraced in commo-
dity tariffs 16, II and IS, issued by this
commission November 2, 1885, February
%, 1896, and February 30, 1896, respec.
lively, shall be made in accordance with
the instructions contained in exceptions
10 and 20. section of general tariff of
class rates Nos. 16, II and IS, as a maxi.
mum to apply between Galveston and
points in common point territory shall
also apply as maximum between points or
the Velasco Terminal railway or the
Columbia branch of the International and
Great Northern railway, and points in
common point territory. This order
shall take effect at once.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26

Special authority. Sherman, Shreve-
port and Southern application No. 8. Au-
thority No. Z. In approval of applica-
ton No. 8 of the Sherman, Shreveport
and Southern Railway company, au-
thority is hereby granted for the adoption
of the rate of sixty 600 cents Ter cord
for the transportation of wood in car
loads from Princeton and Laing TO Nc
Kinney. Effective March 26, 1896. En-
pires September /, 1896.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26

RELIEVED TO BE FOR M'KINLEY.
Boston. March 23.-At the Tenth con
gressonal district Republican convention
tonight Augustus L. Sweet and Charles
Hammond were elected delegates to 81.
Louis. They are believed to favor Nc
Kinley.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-26

Circular No. 237. Exception of West
ern classification. In approval of Joint
application, submitted under No. 167 of
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company of Texas, it is hereby ordered
that the following ruling be adopted as an
exception to Western classification to
govern in the transportation of the arti.
Gle named. by railroads between points in
Texas: Galvanized iron fues less than
car loads, first class. This order shall
take effect March 26, 1896.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest US. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. G. n. Hawkes., the well kn1wn
tyre man OF San Francisco, is in ihs city
the guest OF his old eastern friend n. II.
Allen.
W. G. Tweedale came over from the
Bay this noon to remain until after the
meeting OF the council. He reports fine
weather at Yaquina.
Mrs. Lee Steiner and babies went TO
Albany on a short visit yesterday after
noon by the steamer Elmore. They will
be gone several days.-Salem Statesman.
J. ". Jaeger Of Brownsville, left Port
land Monday evening for Britieh Column
bia, where he goes in the hope OF find
ing suitable location for the establish
ment OF clothing stOre.-Times.
Mr.. Stephen P. Hart, the young man
who has a 81, 600 suit asainst the South
ern Pacific for being put OF the cars at
this city, came up on the overland last
/ night.
Mrs. F. II. Miller has been at Albany
this week visiting her daughter. Yrs.
Art Holt, who has been in poor health
for some time past, but whom the Izdy's
many friends here will be glad to learn
Is improving Jefferson Review.
Last evening the Junior Union Of the
Baptist churdh gave mock orange So
cial zt the residence Of Mr.. John Foshay.
Il was held on the lawn, and was great
ly enjoyed by a good sized company of
people yOung and old
Horace L. Hotchkiss, the New Yorker
interested in the LaxIer minez. was in
Albany yesterday and went to the Bay.
lie was greatly pleased with the mines
aud believes they are Il e richest in the
U. :. The capacity OF the mill will
be doubled. Il ss believed thz, Mr.
HOchkiss, visit here will greatly benefit
the reputation OF the mines.
Mr.. II. VI. Peal has closed his accounts
as receiver OF the Linn county National
Bank AMI viii 90 to California where
he will spend several months He vas
receiver about three years, during which
time he handled $50, 900, which went to
the cepoSi'ors OF the bank and Vas thu-
put in circulation. He performed bis
ask, difficult one, xell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
VIII The Colts Win.

Todsy's oregoniAn SAYS: The scho-l-
boys baseball tournament for the state
cham pionship will be wound up with
games Al Portland field today and to-
morrow. The Portland Aon0grzms. Al
fsany Colts and Aetorizns are to plav Of
10 these games, and the winning team
wilI BE the nine that viii be selected 70
meet ihe best junior team OF Washington
for the Northwest championship The
Moaograms and the Colts will meet this
afternoon and the winning nine viii
play the AssoriAus Sunday afternoon. If
the latter arrive, as lE expected. These
game will conclude one oi the most ex-
citing contests that has been held IN the
Northwest for some time. For weeks
the junior teams Of Oregon sud Wash
lngtoa have been playing one another,
snd the strongest teams sifted out for
ssmi-fiuzl series, and then for finals
The Monoxr2ns and Colts represent the
cream Of the Portland and outside jun
ior teams. sud Z game bet ween them will
he All exciting eTent The strength of
the Aslorizns Is not 80 well known, but
they hare confidence eno1gh TO think
they can wiz, and they probably viii
prove s surprise. The ALBANY team ar
rived here i2st night, sud the young men
all appear TO be IN excellent condition
The Astori&ns are expected 10 arrive
this evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
SATURDA
BRYAN AND SEWELL.
Arthur Sewell, a Maine Man, for
Vice President.

ii o. IN. Convention called 10 order.
Speeches for nomination for vice-pree.
dent limited to minutes. The follow
ing names were presented: Fred vii.
liams, OF Mass, John K. Mclean, oI
Ohio, by Marston; Judge Waller Clark,
OF North Carolina, by Currie; Geo, W,
Fithian, of ILL.,, by Hon. Tom johnson
Sylvester PennOyer by Hon. ST. A,
Miller, OF Oregon; Arthur SeweI, ot
Maine, by Burke. Very few gold dele.
gates in seats.
Jos. @. Sibiey, OF Penn. by Showalter
Hon. Mr. Lewis, OF Washington; Bland
by delegates from Texas; Senator Dan
iels OF Va. by Powers, Mclean and
Eithian were declared not TO be candI.
daies.
First ballot was taken as follows: VII.
liams, 70. Mclean, Ill. Lewis IL, Clark
30, FFithian, /, Sewell, los, sibley. I6I
Daniels, II, Boies, IS, Williams. -
Harity, IL, Bland, 81. Blackburn, 20
Teller, /, Pat:i4on ?. hite, /. 30 moi
voting.
2d ballot. Williams 10, Mclean Igi
Clark -, Sewell 81 Sibley lI6, William.
oi H. 10, Bland 2S5. Pattison /. Not
voting 227.
+'Eu NAtAoA- ~ ltlAms ci Mass. Ia, 81 c.
Lean 2I0, c ark y, Sewell 81, SibIey so
Daniel d. Harrity l9. Bland 255, Patti.
soni /. Not voting 257. Necessary ic
choice iiq.
Telegram from Bland in which hs
stated that he deemed IL unSise 10 nom
lna,e both men from west OF Misgissipp
and withdreg his name
z,h baliot-Willizms g. Mclean 1872
Clark 10. Arthur Sesell OF Maine, 3I3
5th Salaot-SewelI $50, being short on.
y - votes. Illinois gave IS votes 70,
se1eil. Making 4s5 MARYLAND chang,
ed 10 Sewell. states changed TO Sexel
and nomination made unanimous. Band
played Dixie anss ''swsns River" An
dience waved hAis, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
FRIDAY
Peculiarly Sad Death.

On last Friday, Claud D. Smith, who
was living temporarily with his brother
b. '. Smith, OF Munkers. died very sud-
denly. The circumstances connected
with the last few days OF his life, causes
the sympathy oi all To an unusual amount
TO go out TO his family and grief stricken
bereayed ones.
Mr. Smith came 10 this state from
Michigan five years ago, and located on
claim near Berry, IN Marion county,
which was his home az the time OF his
death. As was the case with nearly all
those persons who settle on claims far
up in the mountains. he employed part
OF his time ut work here in the valley
Mr.. Smiths particular ayocation was
that OF a teacher. and he has taught in
this vicinity since last fall. During this
time, he formed the acquaintance and
became attached 10 one of Scio's mos
estimaole young ladies To whom he be-
came engage 10 be married. The We l.
ding day arrived. The expeciani bride
had made all due preparation, hlt the
groom could not he present. oxl-R 10 the
fact that he vas confined 10 his bed With
an attack OF iypnoid-pneGmonia twas
suppos ed, however, tina; the delay would
tie bat for few DAYS, as be seemed in a
fair way 10 recover On the morning oi
his death he WIS able 10 be up and TO
write several letters. Alter he had COM
ple,ed his letter wriIIng. feeling some
what wearied M doubt, lie layed down
on his bed 10 rest. In ten minutes after
lying down he had ceased 10 breathe.
and his spirit had passed 10 tie great be-
yond- His immediate death EAs caused
by heart failure. On the followed day
the body was properly emhalmed and
prepared 10 be taken TO Michigan ioy
burial 20 which place il was taken By his
brother, +. Y. Smitb.-Prrss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
1 iic Motor Line.

M. W. wilkins IS resolving much en-,
eourageneni on his railroad project. aad
il now looks like the road Is an assured
thing. The citizens OF the diiferen, sec.
tons are subscribing hbcr&lly. aud II i.
intended 10 commence work soan- Mr.
wilkins woGsd like ior those who will
subscribe. and have not ye; done 50. sc
give in their names and amounts by Sat.
arisy eyening.-Aivance.
\ sss3avllIe ponasu: in ;h. Adj.
vance SAYS: The citizens 81 So3aytlle and
vicinity are considerably elAlej over the
prospects oi a proposed railroad 20 ,his
place And Waterloo in the hear future,
4 meeting .! the citizens was held las,
night, al which 4 oomlnittee was ap.
pointed 10 wAli on the people ans see
what amount can be rAised 8 an induce.
meni for the road. Dr.. Hill Of Aitany
was present, aud responded very readily
and plcas.ugly to a call for an improynp p
to speech. He vas followed by a num-
Der OF ciiizcUs. We believe Mr. wilkins
who IS managing the affair, il q man o.
considerable push and s;aying qualities
aud II given lair chance will baili the
road. We understand work Is to com.
menoe within the next two weeks.
An answer to the recent protest has
been made vindicaiing Mr.. Wilkins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17

The state convention Of the Binetaiic
Union convened IN McMinuyijie toisy.
The receiver Of the Williams 4 kne
land Bank. Of Salem. Is paying dividend
of t'e pr cent
The 6sttlesbip Oregon has been accept
ed 10y the government and will I've pus IN
coma ission next Moniay. Mag we al.
WAYS BE- proud Of it.
The Charges against Ralph Winglay anu
| tenry Miller for passing Confe ierale s.
bill at the Bureau saloon we're dismissed
last evening by Justice Wheeler. a. the
law does not cover q crime of that kind
Eugene Guard.
An expert has beea put at work on the
books OF County Treasurer Jap Minto. of
Marion county. He has turned over TIE
office but not the tool,$ and funds. The
new treasurer Is si.s pia< Warrants mot
paid for want Of funds.
"W heat has heen damaged. irreparably
damaged. No amount oi rain could pos
bly, replace the prospects Of month ago,
though 1t would prevent further harm. II
will be inferior in quality as well IS de-
hcient In quantity. '-fendleton L. o.
+ Co. has elected the following officers.
Clerk, Jap Wyman; treasurer. Ezra Hor:
ton; historian, 4. Finch: hnanee COM
mittee. Sears. Finch and Clevenger: ar
mory committee. Bloom. Rhodes and Clev'
euger. The company will take an ontiul
of two weeks at Newport during the sum-
mer.
i Mr. Chas. Pfeiffer's bowling ailey'' i,
finished and presents 6ne appearance.
will take off the snrpius water in front o
his property, and it is to be hoped other
property owners who have the outlet vii
follow suit. OF course il would be nseies
for any one to build n cement gu ter unies
, there was one below it.
Governor Lord has issued his pro lama
t ton against setting forest FIRE or wild fire
in the mountains or elsewhere, as the sea
son of the year is at hand when great des
trnction results from such fires. The La
; covers the case. The proclamation shou
: : be warning that the law will be enforced
: 1t is though very difficult law to enforc
on account of the difficulty in securin
. proof to convict.
n Fph Cameron and Tom Medley celebra
= ted the Fourth at Waterloo. Both of the
b entered a free-for-ali foot race and Can
0 er0n WOO with ease. but he claims TO ha'
It had difficult task in inducing the judg
d TO pay him the $40 prize money, they al
20 bitrarily claiming that the race should |
1t re.run.--Corvallis Gazette.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17

Conn + Huston for greene.
Campaign ou,tsns l0c a; French's.
Iae oFe4m ) and lOc dish at Viereck's 8
su@Eer garden.
Fresh vegetable, ot ali kinds at Coun 4
n5sgoas.
Shoes a specially Al 81. Luis rzke. sso-
NeE goods every week.
The 81. Lais rzket have s9ne great bar
gains IN stoess ali styles.
lOI can save uloney by trading 8; s..
LUIS rake Cash tells tae .t-ry.
The bes, groceries 2t prizes 10 sciI the
times AZ Conu 4 Husto8s.
A herd Il eleven elk sre reported to have
tssen seen recently nnTxh Of Mars Peak.
They are bo2stiag good deal aIsoar
ending ~ inch rationale near Ami;y.
NoE Is yo1r Chano~. Free sIttings a
the Lorg Photo Co.'S. Tor shor; time culy
Mrs. Viereck has opened her ioe cream
Pa-iofs and summer garden 'or the ssA-oa
Ssme han-sosnc birthday gems al viii
& S'arEs, chea0. une toE eye-y month In
the year.
For the next thirty days the Misses Ball
all! sell their entire stock a millinery AZ
COS.
All kinds os paarl and bone bu;tons far
ladies' SHIRT waists, al French's iewelEy
store.
Charles Watkins, the Is year old son Of
VI. Watkins. vas drowned In tie Szn
tam ss Meh2ma this week.
II yeu want fine hair cat call on Luey
Van Noriwiek al the Bon Ton barber shop
opposite the Russ House
Keep yOar eyes On Haighi Rms. They
sell < sod meats. ot many kiuds. and their
motto Is 20 please. Not far from the z. ..
A conveuieat place 10 order from.
F.aak Peabody. o. Walla walla vent 10
Yaquiua Bay Wednesday with machine
for saving gold cut Of beach sand. There
are possibly millions in il, cut probable
disappointment.
The Yreka Journal began Iss 4Si volume
this Eeek. having been for - years OF thai
time and al present conducted by Robert
Nixon. the pioneer newspaper man d
northern California.
Laurel Lotge No TX # have INSTALL
nj the following new officers: S var
winkle. c Z; ( r Hus,oa. \ c.; 4 VIII
son. OF r and :: Gee w Hochsteiler. n
Of G; G Hsyne. NJ of E; James Hunter
lP; ) l. kiley, N A: n d Conn, q: {
Brcders, Q u: L Will. NJ Of w.
Honeyman ncHart & Co.. are adyerIis
ing for sub contracts on the CITY miles o.
railroad they have the contract for build
ing on the new Astoria line. Posters an
up in Albany.
Last Wednesday noon a woman at Wa
terloo was getting dinner. wheL her dres
caught en- fire fro,a the sheet ircn stow
settirg Just outside os her teaI. Grea
lexcitement prevailed. Some wamsn tor
her clothes from her, and wrappeu her
blankets, completely exnngulsning Il
flames. S he was no; burned at all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
1850
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Resolutions adopted by 7. r. s. G. E.
of Central Christian Church
Whereas, The silent messenger, death,
lsas removed from our miasr. eus es-
teemed frien1 and zistef, Miss Piessie
Cox, Aho was an active mem Der II the
Y. r. :. g. r. Of Central C0rlsslGn
church, therefore be it.
Resolved, That by the death OF Sister
Plessie. we have lost member who was
earnest, noble and true, and deserving
OF the highest praise. Yet, while We
sadly miss her inspiring christian ex-
ample, We may still look forward 10 the
time vixen we, too, will answer to the
"Roll call in Heaven" and meet oEr
sister again. Be it further
Resolved, That We extend to the be-
reayed parents, sister and brothers of our
departed sister. our sincerest sympathy
and regard, and earnestly pray that our
Heavenly Father may comfort their sor-
rowing heats, with the blessed assur-
ance Of meetiog again the loved one Who
ID mot lost, but gone before"
Resolved, That q copy OF these resolu-
tons be sent 10 the family Of the de-
ceased and also 10 the county papers for
publication.
HEgBEKT JoRDAS,
y. II. Glen,
RosE HARsHALL,
LExoRA GLOVER.
Committee
Done this TIN day of July, 1886
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17

NJ. Conoway. an Independence banker,
was in the city today.
Mrs. DIR. Courtney. OF Lafayette,
has been ia the city on a visit. Or
Courtney went TO Lebanon
J. d. Brower. OF Salem, arrived at hts
sisters, Mrs. ". V. Baltimore. yesser-
day morning, and will visit with her for
some me.
J. VI. Ralston and family. D. p Ma
sons family, G. =. Rarkharf. and Ju5ge
iiewiti's family went TO Newport today
10 begin their summer vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Arurii, wife of oregon's 3
surveyor-general, left with her children
yesterday morning io- pFoir4ciei visit
With friends in Albany and Roseburg.-
Salem Statesman.
Mr.. q. W. noddeF received dispatch
yesterday announcing the serionS illness
OF his wife in Iowa, where she was visit
| ing relatives. and left IN the overland
this morning for that state.
The warm weather is sending good
many people 10 the Bay.
The Medford Monitor has changed laats,
Chas E. "olco.t retiring from it
ChIldrens day will be Observed at the
Evangelical church on Sunday evening
next. good program is being prepared,
There has been a good deal OF politics
around the bulletin board. 1t is surpris-
ing n,w much some people know about
things they know little about.
The Junior Union OF the Bapti church
will give Mock Orange social on next
Friday evening al the residence OF Mr
John Foshay. Al are cordially invited
Ice cream and cake 10 cents.
Mrs. NJ. +. Howard and son. r. A.
Howard, will open racket store in tht
building formerly occupied by w. {
Davis & Co, in a few weeks.
The Albany Colts left on the o. n & n
steamer this morning for Portland, wher,
they will play the Moncgrams tomorrow
Tney seemed confident of their ability to dt
up the Portlanders.
TIE county court under the new admin
istratiou cut the salary of the deputy eoun.
ty clerk from 1898 TO 5000 per mont
and that of deputy sheriff from S66.66 t
$50.
Mr.. r. b. Vunk reports bigger sale c
5 hives than ever before. A good man
: farmers are turning their attention
: honey who have never done so before.
' is product for which there is alSay
| a good sale
Temple Mol, X. S.. have install
G ed the following new officers; Mrs J
= Farrell, P c: Mrs Mary Hogue. Nj 4
Anna Curl, Il S; Mary Bilyeu, L j; Ell
: Wright, NJ OF T; Edna allen, NJ of r, 81
n G.: Maggie Will, NJ of +; Flora Clifto
P of T; Mrs Van Wrinkle, G OF o T; tru
e tee. Mary Allen; grand representative
IS Bertha Parker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17
The Blue River Mines.

Mr.. q. 4 Dyson, of Brownsville. vas
in the city today with ss fine specimens Of
gold bearing ore taken iron the LAwlsr
syndicate mines IN the Blue River dis
iTact, IS one ever SAN They were shown
10 Mr.. HoIehkiss, and he was delight
ed with the sight Assays OF ore IN this
district has shown gold running from s.
20 $4,000. 4 mile Of ten foot ledge has
been traced that will 30 SIS to SO The
mines have the advantage OF plenty o!
water and are ripe io5 development. II
Is said the syndicate vii give them 3
thorough development, and there can b
no doubt Of the result.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-17

ATTENTION LADIss.-ArS NJ. c. Mil
ler, at the Rev-re House, Is here for the
summer and intends to get UP class in
art aud embroidery. for ladies and also
ore for children, devoting one hour ot
each day iu the week. except Mondays and
Saturdays, from Q ts 10 a N. to the chill
draus class. fer the nominal sum of 3 PEI
month. This is a chance for ladies, and
misses from 10 TO Is years Of age, to learn
how to make lovely things at a very little
exrense. Call at the Revere House and
see Mrs Miller.