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AEN|1ER HOTEL.



The following Is n copy Of letter from
Fort Scott, Kan. addressed to Thos. G.
Freeland Of Houston
wish J could enticc into cur Houston
u T. C.s some OF the enthusiasm | have
imbibed from an association Of two weeks
With the boys IN Kansas 1t il the rarcsl
thug 10 meet travelling snlesman in
this country who Ia not a member of tno
order and all Of the towns II any size
nave good, active councils. with member
ships from 90 to 200, ana all ia Nno
shape financially. The Wichita rouncil
one OF the best in the state, hns a Nom
oershlp of i50, a splendid han host AZ
paraphern0ha and four or Ave hundred do
iars In the treasury They gave a grand
bali ana dinner THANKSGIVING night
Whleh was truly in this prohibition Kan
sas, an l 7, G affair While drinks ,ro
10 ne had, as rule the temp rance feature
OF the order Is observed, and that ls tb,
gem OF The order to be most cherished. |
am leaving this evening for ChicIr,
where VIII be located for the ipdofinitn
iniure, though | am planning TO como
to Houston Christmas week II c,n
VIII write you that meeting mnv J.,
called during the Christmas week ma,
sume all the boys viii be In then and 40
can nave good meeting. ann vnnrs
s'pocreF' Il, j. pictzcker
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/
Dan NJ. Llsker Of Galveston was I'm
| Caldwell last Wednesday,
| Bro. Bllingsly was doing his best for
| Pclru Co at Wallis last Tuesday morn
| lug. ana went west On the Sap
y, II Meade, with the Bray Clothing
company OF Louisville. Ky. mude Bcllyllo
and other SANTA Fo points last week
"Brudlcr' n Gardner showed his six
| loot SIX shadow AT BelNilie Caldwell and
o'her Santa Pc towns the past week,
John Cross writes to the Travellers Pro
tre'lNc Association editor con january {
email tnckle nay gip FOR Wallis. laadps
CO., Galveston 10 the travelling boys In
southwest Texas: | shall miss your faces
ana smiles but may God bless Won aud
give you prosperous year in 1895, ami
an Increase IN salary
Homer Lambku Of Caldwell. traycli1r
pf"kor, Is NOT such lamb as his name
would Indicate, lie put on his wou'q
clothing last Wednesday. won't TO Bron-
nam ana took away one of the Llrest
la'hph IN brehhan % flock, Mi Mareu rio
iiaasett Mi aud Mrs. Lambldn viu mpko
caldwell their home. II is reported TINT
Homer Is TO go with +. j. Willis 4 Bro
on the ist
MI Robert Grocc. after spending sunday
VT his homo ia Victoria tool, TIC road
Wes' an the Macaroui IN the interest OF
p J. Wills y Brog. Monday
MIR. j II. Fowler Texas HIl repre-
"eniins T, II Thomson 4 Co of ilous-
ton, was In Cpcro MONDAY booking CmIst.
mas orders Tor his ttnt
MIR. p J. Umsoa Of Scguin. who travels
Tor the Houston puIE company. uas Nm
Houston Monday and pulled out on his tr.p
Tuesday morning
MIR st,..t.,..
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our power, for 1t is but the t1ebt we owe TO
| humanity for the help we ourselves have
received And to woman | appeal In behalf
OF the thousands OF unfortunates who are
daily being farther and farther separated
from all that is pure and good by the pitt
less treatment of their own sex. Those
who have never known temptation can
never realize the struggles of those who
are placed in daily. even hourly. contact
with it and we should cease to Judge for the
wrong We have not committee in deed or
thought we might perhaps have done had
we been placed unler less favorable or pro-
tectng influences. We must remember
that we can not expect to keep our gar
ments pure ana white by walking over the
bodies Of our fallen sisters that the sin Of
the world is ours for we are II part of it,
and let us keep in mind Christs injunction:
Let nm who Is without sin amongst you
cast the first stone"
But while ever tolerant of tn, Weaknesses
OF our fellow men, let us array ourselves
AGAINST evil. vice and crime of every form.
tlfst stamping II from our own thoughts
ana teaching men that il Is in themselves
that evil exists and hat in themselves will
be found the remedy. And while men will
never be equal. yet the caste system viii
disappear aud men win be Judged not bv
belief or possessions, but by themselves
But above all let us try to kill out tho
weed OF seltishness-for selfshuess is AT |
tho root of all evil, and It IS only nv
stamping II out that we can ever none 10 |
come to a realization of that one reality |
which permeates and throhs through the |
entire universe and in whose rays we arc |
battle las in golden sea of love. II ia
only by unseltishneSs and Loferatior that
We can ever understand that mankind il
one, and until we reach that point brother
hoou VIII be bun dream. But that we will
l '.,,,.l II is IN the hearts of all who are
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NEW NORI<'S 100. NOW nt,r q.
Mrs. Edmund BayIies ProcInims Her
ser the Lender

ser the Leader.
New York World
Two years ago group OF fashionable
New York society women were gathered
together at one of the fashionable bote,s
at AK les Bains. The conversation turned
honeward, and one of the women who is
the WIFE OF a titled foreigner. declared that
the coming leader OF New Yorl's smarte.,
set was Mrs. Edmund Baylies.
Mark my words" said this lady. "Mrs
Aslor viii have to abdicate, for Mrs Raw.
l'oS is already more exclusive, more sought
after aud better equipped in every way TO
iead IN society than any other woman.
She is likewise ambitious and II w,u
be harder to get into the swim when sba
been" WV haS
Events have proved the titled American
prophet, !" II
Mrs Baylies has for the past wear ~
ieast taken precedence wherever She has
oetn seen socially, She is the most di1i-
ouit person in New York to get TO appear
SoVIai junction, for every ipvitat on
sue accepts she sends regrets for twenty
Others. and her social circle is 80 ,i,,i,os
mat one small drawing room viii cnnta sin
them all WI" contain
Mrs baylles was a Miss Van Rensselaer,
anu comes, therefore, from the best stocr
vi the country, She is descended from tba
oiu aibany PATRON, which of itseI, is
.esalued as a patent OF nobility. She is .
woman OF imperious bearing. Of medium
neIsh', dark, like all the Van Rensse,sers
WIN black hair and flashing eve, ard
SHOWS good breeding in every movement
lnelihed TO embonpoint, she has a sunerh
neck and shoulders and her heaa a. ~.
we'll "eau 10 SET
she lives in regal magnifcence N har
mansion. No 20 West Thirty-sixtb 80,
ana II Is no less a person than this conirr
queen of society who proposes 70 nn'l,,ae
me ranks Of the poor mortaIs - .Se
Feminine persuasion to Just thirty ."s
FIRST OF ALL Mrs, Bavlies will adrt, !,
Astors-both Mrs. Astors This 80 t, .us
argues we'll. We have been hrongh, 80, -,
tremendous respect for the Aston 1911 w. ~
When Ward McAllister issued Ne "o vuvn
edtct aud cut the exclusive set - aoS Ms
William Aston was the leader '"N
AT any great public. semi nrivo,.
..usEe function where that lady would
.Vnseut 10 appear at all, 1t has been al
100 as the hrst woman of the republican
= .s.oclNcy' Mrs Astor kept well in Tho
.osesrouhd. actively. as well as nv com
nsH consent until the Drayton- Rorrowe
.pisoae' s'nce that time she has appeared
out rarely IN the CAV world and her M.
,,artnces nave been more or lsss official
sac attended the Bradley Martin balT bnt
'St mas never been the ssme woman sinoa
nne sosS'os opsred wide their doors aud
ne prayton skeleton was dragged forth
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TRANELERS
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
z OF AMERICA
HOoOOT
or AMERICA

operation; the railroads and hotels would
be Knocked out OF their best passenger
traffic and small towns out Of a large
amount OF entertainment. The travelling
man who understands his business and Is
not an "Aleck," comes to the country
merchant like special Providence. He
Keeps the merchant in touch with the out
side world and helps him to stock up with
the kind OF stock his trade demands. II
the merchant had to go TO the city and
select his stock after the old fashion ne
would find himself bewildered with an
array OF goods In the wholesale houses. and
would load up with lot of goods he could
not sell, while b. would forget to stock
up on 4 lot OF things he really needed
Furthermore, the Wholesale houses could
not get along without the travelling man
any more than the country merchant The
commercial man H. q travelling CONNER
cial agency. II he is onto his Job In proper
shape he will fiud out more about mans
standing financially in half an hour thal
Dun or Bradstrect can find out In a year.
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and torn to pieces for the delectation Of

and torn to pieces for the delectation Of
the ho pollol. -
>, ihe hrst loss TO record in Mrs. Baylies'
iisI is that of the Bonds. Neither AMY or
healrlce are on it, and we mourn for these
american beauties, who were supposedly
as "'ll supplied with crests and heirlooms
as a colonial or Holland dame.
MIS- Bayles evidently believes in voutb
tui blood, for she includes the Cornelius
Nanuefbiits, Jr., the Harry Payne Whit
le!s ana the Almeric pagets. but she
caves thelr respective parents outside the
suffering gates of the thirty-6ve
KS a mark of respect to Mr.. McAlIister'.
h nehoFy' MIS- Baylies Includes Miss Louise
pe1ter known as Miss Ward McAllister
ohe may surmise how Mrs. Baylies in
eenus 10 make gathering of sevantv a.
iuil justice to society's reouiremonta Wv Wv
W II understood a man is to he se,eote "a
,or each OF the other sex. unless She has
, mhvsiously done her own choosing In
~ Ease she may fetch him alone
nis Is Mrs. Baylies' list as sba be, =.
,o reI ~ MRS. Aston, Mrs John Jacob a.
Mr., Mn Elisha Dyer, Jr.. Mrs. Ogden Nils
VIM, nuon2nan Winthrop, MIS- Egerton
Mrs 81 IT,, mrs l. Townsend Burden
Wilson We nus vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs, Orme
c nson' mrs K T. Wilson, Mrs. Elhrid 20
p p mrs, o. II. p. Belmont Mrs ua.,.''
Ny ashe whitney, Mrs. Almeric Hugh pa,
chan t,snry clews, Mrs. James p, Kernn.
U,,' MIS-. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs w So"
I"nier, Mrs George H Warren s. Mr.
a .' hountze Mrs, Henry sloane NJ
1Nus p Belmont, Mrs. Ogden Goele, NJ
A. Ma. iierpont Morgan, Mrs, Levi p Mor,nn o'
Ms Mss anna Sands, Miss Josephine .Jobnson'
t m.Ss amy Townsend, Miss Ward McAi,,s-
scr SCI MRS. George L. Rives. Mrs w n
WNprnsermn es Mrs. Maturin Livingston
Cu,tin naawalader Jones, Mrs. W. Rayard
No'eIhg, Mrs. BENJAMIN Welles
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NHlcdEO Fost.
IT'S svindlo." she said. "Tho idea Of
charging 81 for that"
Under the circumstances. madam" re-
turned the iluorwalker who had been at
Uactod to the spot, eve viii make 1t 500
to you."
AhH she said producing her purse,
that's more like IT,"
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T,c uoop and the We'iS

James Payne in the lndepo m
Ii has, we are told. been No
BY science that the ehanses M
do not seriously affect ne we
is sad. because ii destroy ~ ID y
subjects ONE has to talk a1 Sosays II
try. The almanac was a MS n
pended en- as a topic 10 w, sh,s|
Next week there VIII o. M
this horrible wet: there =, w1
1t would make no ienisa,,M X \
irdoI med. though 1t No. Ky rs d
moon. Mr.. Justice Mau'e s n,
this opinion. / remember
cult with Judge Coleridge n a
the country where a friend, ~ III
pened to he high sherln mpss
aud modest man and W., .vIlIesl
at having to entertain me- ~ vss /
Coming home in the ce as'd uty y
Judges he thought It nj obssal
conf crsation for them. iSs;ig 4
he honed there would be e sam
as the moon had changes 4 ind,
such a fool, Mr.. Jones, - N he "a
the moon has any enees ,har Nsa7
said Mau,e. Really, Bi venss -
Coleridge. who was sr;elll
are very hard upon our W ~
part. / THINK the moon ~ Ia I'D
effect upon It," Then, ss b
are as great a fool a. nc shs
which the conyersatlol' !"
riage languished.
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.. nsnards FAR Cheap Cotton.

IeSas Farm and Ranch.
a'''iefs who complain so much obor,
,o1r-ceh' cotton probably forget that thors
Is no la" compelling them to raise 50 -, 80
OF tor any at all, for that matter ~.
rails .n' cotton man says he must
h., 50 LOT 1t is the only crop that vii,
ans money, and that laudlord, ro.n,.
the same amer lands be planted in cotton I for
not a day ' IN 1a;, Wrong again There Is
- y, not paid for other farm nr ','u,e money
az, ars cotton Consumers of farm nros man
hs 81 me opinion that nearly evarv ohu.s
mns, ouy thay have to pay far n anS
Sia,a OF II is brought from o,n Nv
~ because our farmers cli,y -
h'', 'nea that nothing will bring Mons :.
ple .p.,oh. Cotton is our. greas sla.
We would raise Just SO
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.pnn,ing Of Eser'-

Iarpers Bazaar. tbs n
IL should like to say ,.aa 4
ton before Christmas y IA
the good old country asFss '''',,,.s :
slippers every year VIZ 81
gether after the m1tAsIsr thf n
Tuesday next and consmss Fl
~ of pooling their eIiv a hif,
vide me with one pai, th5u 4
leather bolots instead = sfs,e1
slippers, I shall be very
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Merchants Journal
NO we take no stock in the talk OF tho
'iayeAns man going out Of business and
'ne merchants buying direct from n,c
wholesale houses In the first place. tho
merchants wouldn't save anything nv n,
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much that the world would pay
pound for 1t, 1t would prove w
sing. But that can not be, oea
cotton goes to 10 cents every ~
er in the country would pau
he could cultivate. and COVE
to 4 cents again. The only M
difficulty is for a few Of Us . WI
our attention to other CROP.
plant cotton at all, let 1t De 0a'
as we can grow and gather M. =
possible cost; and let the ca, ,,s
who will. bet their all on W.
better price next year.
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THE LATEST METHOD OF DIRECTING THE coAcHsu

me luxurious French having derhigH
uric lamps in their railroad
1t Tor use on ordinary this
signaling the
abe position speak little trap
~ provides small of which
S buttons inside the the following red lgG
right walk faster bome" and
AS the electric required lamps this little signal
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prontabie.

New York Evening .ssrs!
$50 you are ensisW iii TN
The same time. Do wy
cns 2" - "a "a =
',Wcll." said the eiigas.ss
her rings thoughtf',is.
ency that gets jewels. r
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NATIONAL. orrIcERs-1se7.ss

President ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Walerstein, Richmond, va
Secretary and Treasurer .........:.'..
...........L. 7. LaBeaume, 81 LOUIS
First Vice President .......:..,;.',.,
w. NJ. Cassety. Nashville Iehh'
Second Vice President ................
,........ E. Il. Hart Denver. Coio'
Third Vice President ............'..'
.............J NJ. Glaspeli, lo'a
Fourth Vice President ..v......'....
........T. NJ Hodgkiss, Connecticut
Fifth Vice President ...............''..
........... August Elmer, Louisiana
NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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Sam p Jones ............ Louisville, NY.
Carl NJ. Aldrich ......,........ Peoria, ~
CHAIRMEN NATIONAL COMMlTTEbs,,
Railroad ....M. Il. phalan, Chicago, III
Hotel ..... Ben Hoffman, Lafayette ihd'
Legislative. j. S. HGrwood, Richmond va
Press ..J. NJ Bensh Houston. Texas
Employment. Geo. W Smith, St LOUIS MO
CHAPLAIN.
Rev. Homer r. Wilson Fort Worth. ! eAas
ATTORNEY.
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The ninth annual convention meets IN
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STATE OFFICERS. TEXAS, 1878.
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TRANSPORTATION ITEMS.

Women sailors are employed in Den
mark, Norway and Finland, and they
nre often found TO be excellent mar
liners.
A new line of steamers has been cs-
tablished between New Orleans and
England, and n German company hns
established Il line between Galveston,
Tex, and Hamburg, Germany.
Only 20 years have elapsed since the
first railway in the world was finished.
During that comparatively brief Pc
Rod 100000 miles have been con
structed.
The city of Galveston is facilitating
itself on its change from n shallow wa
ter to n deep water port. The painful
and expensive lightcragc business is
now falling into disuse, and great ships
arc loadcd ut the wharvcs.
The greatest corporation on earth Is
the London & Northwestern Railway
company OF England. 1t has a capital
OF 1896, 100000. and n evcnu Of Sc, 500
an hour; has 1900 engines; employs CO.,
600 men. Everything used is made by
the company-bridgcs, engines, rails,
carriages, wagons, coal scuttles md
cen artificial limbs for it's injured en-
liOycs. Repairs to the permanent way
cost $3.50, 900 month.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SAlINIAGUNDI.

The now disappeared rapidly to-
day making the streets very sloppy.
Quite ii number Of Elko people ex-
pect to sec the big fight.
Carson is getting very lively.
Every morning witnesses tho arrival
OF Il new lot OF newspaper men and
sports.
The clerks Office is being ovcr
hauled and fitted up ~ The trcasurer's
office.
A prophecy OF Mr.. Edison, the in
yen:Cr. Is reported to the effect that
in three years those Of .he blind
whose optic nerves are i'll good con-
dition will be able to see.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
will furnish bulletins OF the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight by rounds for go
to each club. This includes the
entire fight.
On March IA, II and 10th round
trip tickets from Elko to Carson,
god until March 22nd, will be sold
f"r 81. Here isa chance to make a
Il cheap trip to Carson and take in
the big tight.
Adiu,ant-G General Galusha who was
sent 10 ferlngtou by Governor Sad.
Ter To investigate the Indian scare
does not anticipate any serious troub-
lie there. lie thinks the PIutes would
fight II convinced they hal Il good
reason.
Frank Monahan fell down the
Savage shaft i'll Virginia City Wed.
uesday AFTERNOON and was instantly
killed. MOnallan was well and
favorably known on IN Comstock
and was an ex member Of the Assem-.
bic.
Adjutant-G General GaIusha has re-
turned to Carson. He reports that
the Indians drc quoting down and
that the ranchers Of Mason Valley no
longer fear hostilities.
The oldest married couple in the
world. according to the Cincinnati
Enquirer. are Grandpa Jacob Hitler
and wife OF Elkton, Michigan. He il
lOI and she 100 years old. They have
travelled ifu's pathway together for
81 wears. Mr.. Hitler is quite hearty
yet. and bids fair to live for several
years. but Mrs. Hitler is quite feeble.
aud says her time is near at hand.
Their eldest son is aged 81.
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o AND p

II Ia sold that Sir Edwin Arnold has
contributed nearly 10000 leading arti-
clcs to the London Daily Telegraph.
w. II. Mnllock is to edit Il new London
weekly modelled inter the Spectator and
to DO sold at about half the Spectators
price.
Baring-Gould has finished o personal
life OF Napoleon Donapartc, upon which
he has spent tho leisure moments OF
several years.
III Hung Chang, IL In announced, will
write n book on America Perhaps that
In the reason for his nevcr-ccasing qucs.
tons while here.
a volume OF travels. written by his
private secretary, but recording the
Impressions made upon the car OF
Russia while travelling through f;gyrt
and India, has just been published in
London. hundreds OF illustrations are
scattered through the two volumes, al.
ready published.
Mr.. Grant Alien has for DIN
time been contemplating the writing
q! n series OF guidos to the great art
cities OF the world. and lie has ut laat
~scriously commenced upon his work.
Thcsc little books are not intended for
the ordinary tourist abroad, but for
those who take an intelligent interest
Ia what they zee.
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THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN.
judged by Jnpanese Standards h II n
Patrieian Ueauty.

judged by J~npansBe Standards She II y
PntrieiAn usauty.
Considerably taller than the aver
age woman of Japan, her majesty (the
empress of Japan) presents to the gaz,
all those attributes which her peop,,
hold to be most expressive of patriciar
beauty" writes Mrs. Robert l.. Porte.
in the Ladies' Home Journal. "Oi
slight figure, straight in outline, she has
the delicate waist, sloping shoulders,
slender neck and long, pale face to Dr.
seen only among the nobility of Japan.
Her features, especially the nose, arc
more decided than one is accustomed
10 find. She has the long eyes and
brows and the jet black hair, growing
in that arch upon the forehead, which
suggestive OF the beloved Mount Fu~'
yama. Is considered a GROWING beau
in D~ai-Nippon. The empress has n
the exquisite hands OF the JupaEc.
gcnt!cwoman, and her tiny feet los,
nothing in beauty by being ircnscd j.,
sharPly-pointed European shoes. Ifc-
majesty wore," continues Mrs. Porter
in describing the cherry-hlossNm gar.
Den E0rty, "a rich, very soft Erocadc of
native manufacture and the rurcs,
silk. twas of n delicate gcldcn-brown.
with figures in the same color, renre-
'enting roses and chrysan.h"prr,s
and made in the prevailing C,irorrn-
style, "ith large sleeves md fun Skin.
Her bonnet was n little French affair
in delicate c~olors, and she carried in her
hand n large parasol which harmonized
with her gown"
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[FRoM WEDNESDAYS DAlLY.l
SALaIAGCSDl.

Allen Fisher is down from Wells
Get II reserved seat mt the drug
store for the entertainment Saturday
night.
w. G. Mcneil, George Hewison and
K. j. Davis arrived from Evergreen,
Colorado, today on their way TO Gold
Creek TO work III the mines.
The stockraisers OF Paradise Valley
want IL carload Of graded or thorough
bred young bulls, Those having cat
tie Of this description for sale should
ad iress W. ID. Morcy. Paradise Val
ley, Nevada.
Indian Agent lIargrove arrived
Sunday afternoon with Il number OF
Indian children on their way to the
school ut Grand Junction, Colorado.
The renamed here until Monday
morning when they left for the school.
Judge Macx decided against tie
Carson Appeal i'll the suit Of the
proprietor Of that paper against
Ormeby county to ecovcr the sum Of
Sl2i.5O for publishing the registered
voters list. The case will be appealed
to inc Supreme Court.
The two men. Logan md Geuzell,
who murdered ala Indian in Muson
valley last week have been arrested.
They were caught at Winuenucca
and taken back To- Lyon county. The
murder Is said to have been unpro-
vOked.
The dredger 10 bo used Tor deepen
ing the Sacramento river channel will
80 through Il saniblr at IA speed Of
from five to ten feet a minute, cut
ting it's way through Il solid bank and
leaving behind it Il channel forty
feet wide and twenty feet deep.
The box sheet for the entertain
mcnt To be given 10y the Woman's
Guild on Feb. 9th liz now open ut
the Drug Store. \ limited
number oi reserved seats will be sold
at 10 cents. General admission, 30
cents. Children. - cents.
The burning OF the Capitol Of
Pennsylvania and the Preparations
being male for II new structure has
brought ont Il few figures on State
Capitols. For responsiveness the
Capitol at Albany, New York. is far
III the lead. 1t has been over thirty
years IN building and is not yet COM
plotcd. though $4,000, 900 have been
expended. The model State House
IL said To lie tlIe Capitol Of Connect.
cut. Pennsylvania new structure. If
il expected, will cost $500 900.