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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
From AumsYille.

The evening Of the 9th inst, was
one of unusual interest in this little
city. The occasion was the installa-
tiOn of the newly elected officers of
the local Pacific Circle Women Of
Woodcraft, which ceremony was per-
formed by the visiting members of
Silver Bell Circle No. 43 OF Salem.
About O'Clock in the evening the
Salem delegation began to arrive and
by o'clock the number had reached
nearly twenty-five. When all had ar.
rived the organization was i'm
mediately completed and the follow
ing officers were installed G. N,
Mrs. M. b Handsaker; Adv. Mrs. NJ /.
CaliYan; clerk, Mrs Ellen Shaw;
banker, Mrs. j. f, Bashor; guide, o.
II. Gilbert; magician, Mrs. Julia
Smith; musician, Miss frankie Gil.
bert; l. H.; G.. ii, Mitchell; 0. S, w.
&. Prunk: managers, f. b. Hand
saker, Mrs, +, Spree, and Mrs. w. G..
Prunk. When the installation was
completed those present we're treated
to a bountiful repast which was pre-
pared by the ladies Of the local circle.
In the meantime there was rendered
an excellent program, consisting of
instrumental and vocal music, recita
tioD, etc.
When the exercises were concluded
the YotarieS Of Terpsichare repaired
to the ball room where youth and
pleasure are wont to meet land chase
the glowing hours with flying feet"
This amusement was INDUCED in un-
I'll nearly 3 o'clock, when the crowd
gradually dispersed with pleasant re-
memberance OF one time enjOyably
In hrfn nh .
time when fraternal union and
brotherly love shall whisper TO the
nations "Peace on earth; good will
will To men, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
TO SILVER REPUBLICANS,
Issued BY the State Central Committee
TO the Bimetallists.

TO the Bimetallists.
Ata meeting of the state central
committee OF the "Slver Republi-
cans" OF Oregon, held at the Hotel
Perkins, January 7, the following
address was unanimously adopted;
"Beilevlng 10 has never been the
intention OF the common voters OF
the Republican party TO lend that
great organization TO purposes OF evil
and that the true followers OF Abra-
ham Lincoln will be as quick TO cor
rect errors OF their own as To Tebuke
wrongs OF others, we invite the care
ful co lslderation OF Republicans TO
the present political position Of our
country,
"The money power, although
thwarted In one OF It's etfor Is by
President jackson, for Il time ruined
the great Democratic party of the
United States, by fraudulently diVld-
Ing its forces, aud leading It's greatest
wing TO champion the cause of human
slavery. The same power OF greed,
ever seeking It's own advantage, has
succeeded In dividing the Republican
party and capturing its organization,
which IL now proposes TO use as the
engine Of a financial scheme against
the people OF TINS country, that mas
already brought woe and must end in
industrial slavery.
True 10 the traditions OF the old
party, and the principles OF Lincoln,
the Silver Republicans Of the United
States have kept the doors OF the old
home open, that all who will may as
sist In making greater the great day
that shall wrest the old party from
the hands OF It's despOlers. We ask
you 10 considers
"SilYer as a money OF the constitu,
tion was attacked by hostile legisla-
tlon, aud Is entitled 10 free and un.
limited coinage, AS you declared in
your state platform In lS90,as follows;
"'BOth gold and silver were equally
the money OF the constitution from
the beginning OF the Republic until
the hostile legislation against silver,
which unduly contracted the clrculat'
ing medium country, and recognizing
that the great Interests OF the people
demand more money for use In the
channels OF trade aud commerce,
therefore, We declare ourselves IN IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01

The committee resolved that no
proxies to state convention be given
except by duly elected delegates to
other delegates from the same county.
An executive committee Of five was
appointed as follows: w. II. RigdOn,
Marion county; w. Hampton Smith,
Clatsop; Seneca Smith, Multnomah;
@. M. Donaldson, Baker; G. W. Tai .
mage, Yamhill, and resolution was
adopted notifying the Democratic
State Central Committee OF the same.
At the session OF the executive COM
mittee held after adjournment OF the
state committee, IL was resolved that
the state convention OF the Silver Re
publican party be called TO meet In
Portland for March 23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
IN oLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the importance
Of permanently beneficial effects aud
were satisfied with trancient action /;
but now that IL is generally known
that Syrup OF Figs Will permanently
overcome hahitual constipation, Well
Informed people will not buy other
laxattveS, which act for a time, but
finally injure the system.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
Silver Republican Party.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

dma he rec NJ mag g re- hg AT to
pept; a G SO
Of
dIeee ctonO al omcry the direct ydeo the pile
eBgnevt Of fnyb
cnss prevail anheebyen or
.Pneint ... ....... untg Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
OREGON CENTRAL
AND
Eastern R. K, Company

LYAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Connecting at YaqIina Bay with the Sa
francisco x Yaquina Bay Steamship Co.
STEAMSHIP president"
sails from Yaquina every days for San
Francisco Coos Bay, Port Oxford, Trinidad
and Humbolt Bay.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California o'
Fare from Albany or points west to San
Francisco; Cabin, s8; steerage, Sc.
Round trip, good 90 days, SI7,
10 Coos Bay cabin So; steerage Sc.
10 humboldt Bay aad Port Oxford. cabin
$40; steerage $S.
RIVER DIVISION
'eamer ALBANY" between Portland and
Corvallis. through witeout lay-over. Leaving
corvallis o:3o a. IN. Tuesdays, Thurs laws and
sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street
DOCK 600 a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
T. MAYO, Supt. River Division.
r +. COUpp Corvallis, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01

BIDS WANTED. For the construc-
tion aud repair of a small cottage,
Plans aud specifications can be seen
at the Office of w. ID. Pugh, architect,
l. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01

lie Not Deceived A Cough. HorSeness or
Croup are not to be tnAed with A dose in
lone OF Shilo's Cure will save YOU mu n
trouble, Sold by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
WONDERFUL MEDICINE FREE !
PROMPTLY SENT TO EVERY IMAM WHO NEEDsA GENERAL
BRACING
1t Brings Perfect Manhood to All 4!
The Greatest Discovery Of the Famous
PHYSICIANS INSTITUTE
OF CHICAGO ILL,

ESGratutousy gladly
percentage Of
due to early vices others
what the tha ev an
ton of
YOU
~ YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE,
me Is impossible with method
lie world
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01

in cultivation, good house and barn; running
water. Price $1,000
20 acres Of fine land 3 miles SOUTH all in
ood cult valion, for $3.50,
TO TRADE,-s2o acres inUmatlla county
for improved salem property.
TO TRADE.--IS5 acres on the Alsea for
city of Salem. property, Improved or unim-
roved.
CITY PROPERTY
A fine residence property inside. cheap,
call for prices.
House AMI acres Of ground in suburbs o
city cheap. 500.
A good new house Of 9 rooms for $1,000.
$50 cash, balance IS. per month.
House aud lot in Yew Park at bargain a
$500
List your house and farm for rent or for sale
with us.
! We sell tickets on the lnadian Pacific rail-
rad at S. 90 to $500 less to eastern points,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01

Use pr, Niles NERyR PLAsrERs for SPINAL
WEAKNESS All druggists sell 'em for -
DIR, Miles Pain Pills. ''ons cent dose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-01
Tread WHAT THESE PATIENTS SAY

Physicians Ian ri
Dear ss-I have nearly
mysen dnerent rsa mo
eeftul am perfectly cured
heip you all possibly anu VIII
Physicians Institute Cbcago. YOURS truly, c E p
MY Dear Friends dPlease IS
Losses entirely nave
n oetler than nave been for l
me
dongY Never ~ nave you been
p. c.
GehteneIL-l m heartfelt
took
ment general
REL
sincerely
are noto only
ton Astu-
medicine 1-ose
North Park union., 1898-09-02

o. Wednesday svsning While Nlsa
Cox was chopping kisdlIss hs had
the misfosssns Of euttlng Of hIs LEFT
isdsx Eager. Nick picked up ths
Asgss ard raa to pr. EfssAss Who bod
70 amputats The nstsesspal bons oi
thaa 1sgas % thaa the isjsrsd haad
nay b tins - rsstossd 70 ssasfy
so0pists ueA 4 =. ~
y,rs - ~ = u sseisg = vsfs-
oos parts Of Middle and North Parks
aud doing great damage toths timber
In many casea these hres originate
from the failure Of campers 70 proper
ly sxtisguish their hres WHEN break
,ing camp. The law imposes . ssvert
penalty for carlessnsss Of this kind
and Il shoald bs vigorously enforced
Ths destruction Of vast areas Of val
usbls timber every year BY Ore Is
misfortuns OF NO small consequence
The forssts Of Middle Park will II
time become . source Of great wealth
aud their wanton and unnecessary de-
'struclloa should BE- preveutsd.-M'd
die Park Times. lRlsht you arc neigh
bos, but we must Gud speedy rem edy
Since neither county, state NOR nation
al government seem 70 take notice oI
these depredattons. what do you ad'
vises Fence rail rhilSg, Tar and feath.
srs Or The r0prl
North Park union., 1898-09-02

RAND, Colorado, August 81, 1898.
Everyone 10 quite busy hayipg AT
RAsd now but II this hsauufui wca h.
Or holds out II will mot be long before
every one will be done,
Born on August Goth at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Howard q son.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
Mrs. John Ish aud daughter were
viaitluv ~ Lapse aud Sterling Isn's
several days las, week,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dorsey spcn. tho day
with Mr.. and Mrs. J, w. Welch .as,
sunday.
Mrs.. Link Riddle has been visit Ing
Mrs. Hatch the past week.
Charlie Williams aud Herbert vii.
con spent very pleasant evening n
the homo Of J. E Wyckc6 last Sunday
Quite number vent to Teller ra.p'
bsrryips last week.
We arc very glad 10 SEQ N. E Dri'
ears sniling face In our asIghbUrhood
CO. NnAoAlN..
North Park union., 1898-09-02
e...a 1.,i ss,.snssr H,.tA.


A. their meeting Wednesday the
Woodmsu Of the World decided "a
give . grsnd ball on. Friday. 6epten,
ber 9th, q the Walden town hall. Tbs
following oommittsss wers appointed
AR1ANoKNkrT.
q. = Aosmas, +. W. tieehess y. J.
1bpssa.K. y. on.
~ nsCErf1oR COMMITTEE,
G. ". Aiderdics. A. + Butler, John
Norem, 8. u. Mace. Wm Norell. Alvs
Timbgcl.
YLOO1 COMMITTEE.
J. II. Walker. J, B. Besl, Harry
Green, J, G. Tlmbrsl.
poeR COMMITTEE
Al. Monroe, Lswis T ripp, John
Gohrig.
Prof. Davis orchestra will furnish
tho music aud Issac Lebow has been
engaged - caller.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Our out..e Last sunday.

Last Sunday tho editor, wife and
daughter were over TO the Canadian
TO get acquainted with tho ranches
aud tho people there. We hrst stop.
ped at tho ranch OF W. r. Webb. hut
there was no one ii home. To show
how secure our people feelwe mention
the fact that tho key was osisidc IN
| tho lock Of tho front door and one
could move tho entire household aud
no enc dctect II, but we are guto that
kcy was not molested until some one
with authority did 1t. q"
We continued our journey ON down
tue Canadian aud stopped ii the sun
set ranch Of A. E Dwinsli. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwinelt were u homo aud pleas.
cd 10 eco 10. After putting up the
horses we strolled Gbous tho ranch aud
found that Il 10 ~ well kept a. any we
met. Everything haa lis place. Large
fasdiaS ahsds oosvssiSsa' 70 ray a.A
water aud separated for special pur-
poses, branding and vaeeinating chutcs,
machine storing shed aad blacksmith
shop II all looks clean and ready for
immediate use.
When hs gets through In fall with
tho machinery It 10 cleaned. oiled aud
stored away In proper places 90 that
any part can bo found promptly when
needed. This Is an advantage so g. eat
that We wonder Il 10 30 rarely found.
We noticed also that Mr.. Dwtneil has
sates In all places nseesssry. They
are Inviting and handy aud are .
Christian improvment because they
prevent many An oath the user Of pro-
family will exslaim q ''.hs pair o
barn.
Ansr very dne dinner we all cot
down 10 the parior for . social chat
which was greatly enjoyed by Ne. l,
vas not Of neigbbors and their failinga
but Of topics Of the day. matters OF
interest TO every American citizen asd
tho time dew - II winged from the
blood Of Medusa Ike the fablsd pc
gasus.
Mr.. DwInell aaids Of BIZ extensive
ranch on the Canadian bottom ovns
the large "horss raaoh.s ssoallsd be-
cause Il was under former owpssS On
iirely devoted 70 horss raising. ssAt
10 the Gillette ranch up near the tim
ber. They arc all through cutting
hay and will be finished stacking be-
fore this reaches our ssadsrs.
Our ssxt call wss at the ranch OF
Geo. F1stshes, tst on our arrival We
,earned thai NJ. aud Mrs. Fletcher aud
sou together with Norn Mcdonald
aud wife and Miss Cora Davis had
gone to Steamboat spriugs for An
ousisg. Mics Grace, . friend aud
school-nate Of our daughter greeted
Us aud invited Us all to stay. Under
tho circumstances We thought II bes,
to postpone the visit but loft our
daughter for . visit with her school.
mate.
On the way homo we met Mr.. aud
Mrs. Fletcher coming back from
Steamboat and gave them the ss.ur.
anco to call soon afler = pressing invi-
tation,
North Park union., 1898-09-02
10 20 P.ople of Morth Rark.

This 10 to Inform tho public that ]
have not given up the road ranch =,
Woods Landing, but will continue in
business and shall bs pleassd 10 have
my friends aud The public generally
stop a my houss, assuring them always
cordial trsatmeni.
Respectfully
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Fox Hardware company

Fox Hardware Company
Laramie, Wyoming
Successors to George w. Fox Have
. new and complete stock ofHardwnre
in all lines, Stoves, steel ranges,
crockery, lamps, and glassware. New
goods aud low prices. Agents for Nc
Cormlck Machines, Auisman AID TAy.
lor Machinery. Victor hre and bur
glar proofsafes, aud every thug usunll,
carried in fret class establishment
With fair dealing aud light prices W.
ask for fair share Of patronage.
Fox HARDwARE Co.
Geo. w Fox. Manager.
North Park union., 1898-09-02

DENTISTRY.
insert gold. gold and stauuous,
s,aruous, amalgam aud cement fillinxs.
make gold and porcelain crowns aud
brilge-work. - we'll ~ the Ordinary
plate work.
Extraction 10 made easy by local an.
aesthetics. Remember my stay is
limited to Sept. 10.
DIR. AILisoN SMITH,
Office nj Snyder House.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

HXDlJlVWAI lvOHlo'
Wyoming to'Omaha lc mile.
Get your 1hocs repaired st Carnes.t IT.
Fresh fruits and pure candies At
y CArnoNs,
Our prescription department Is now
complete. North Park Pharmacy.
c. c. Carnes is prepared to repair
boots and shoes ON short notice. IT,
Headquarters OF tho Acme Vetrina-
ry Remedies a. tho North Park Pnar-
macy.
A complete stock Of Patent Mcdi-
clues just srrived At the North Psrk
Pharmacy.
Tho North Park Pharmacy is head
qnartera for tho famous Acme Ve,ri-
nary Remedies.
Drugs aud Medicines Of every de.
scription now on sale at the North
Park Pharmacy.
FoR RKNT-Uncut Pasture, shout
twenty tons Of hay standing. Apply
to Geo. o. Elmes. Pearl. or h. L, Bauxh
Walden.
DR.. Allison Smith, the dentist, will
stay till September 10. Ifyou are In
need Of assssl work Aavs Il dose ~
once.
A grand selection of Toilet Articles
will henceforth always be kept on sale
a the North Park Pharmacy.
DR.. Allison Smith, Dentist. has de-
cided to remain In Walden until Sep
.smber 18th. Oaice at the Snyder
House.
II you are IN need Of Underwear or
Gentb Furnishing Goods, don't buy
until you have examined odr sssort-
msnt, e. Z. Aosmsu.
North Park union., 1898-09-02

Why dout you get mad
at food adulteratoQsf
Seki2ASes Best
= s::s!ss -:
are !. the money -backre remedy.
Fx sais y
c. e. Mosman
North Park union., 1898-09-02

HIDES WANTED,
Twin pay tho highest market price
for oil kipds Of hides, furs aud pelts.
delivered at g. E. Mosmans store.
jerome Decker.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
NORTH PARK, r
=: COLORADO. u

North Park is that western portion OF
Larimer county, Colorado, which borders OF
Wyoming to the north, on Routt county to
the west, on Grand county to the south and
is separated from the eastern part ofLarimer
county by precipitous chain Of mountains
It has population Of nearly $500 industri-
Gus and prosperous people.
North Park is anideal stockraising coun-
try. The entire area Of 5000 square miles
is encircled by network Of fmountains, form
ing secure shelter and safe mammoth corral
for live stock Hundreds Of creeks and RI
vulets pour their restoring fluid upon the
thousands of acres of land, producing very
nutritious food for stock. Its grand scenery,
healthfll climate and rich mineral springs
make it a summer resort sought by thou
sands Of people every season.
Several North Park ranches, abandoned
by inexperienced persons, can be secured at
reasonable prices and easy te-ms. These
properties will pay handsome rewards to-
industrious ranchmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21
Benefit of the Poor.

+ The literary department of Douglass Me-
norial NJ E. Church Epworth League gave
''hard-time party last Friday evening
for the benefit of the poor of the church.
The costumes of those present were novel
and striking. tramps. gypsies. ~Coxeyites.
old men and women, mechanics, washerwo-
men and Others being represented.
The feature of the evening was the rep
resentation of fourteen familiar books by
as many tableaux, these being fnterspersed
with musical and literary selections. Miss
Roach, guessing the most titles, received
a neat book, which she presented to the
library of the Sunday school.
Miss Lola Harper and MIR. Howard Yost
were Judged to be most uniquely and strik-
irg ly attired. and each received an appro-
pirate present. Forty-five of the young
people were present. Great credit is due
the committee in charge of the affair.
Quite an amount of provisions were re-
ceived, which will be distributed to those
in need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21
Fine Roses mt so Cts. DOE.
A variety of colors. Guide, 1924 F.-Advt
Found Dead in Her Home.

Found Dead In Her Home.
Policemen Ward and Morgan of the fifth
precinct yesterday morning found the dead
Dody of Mrs. Nancy "A. Bumbry in her home
at No. 112O I'd street southeast. The wom-
an had been dead for several days. The
police went to the house upon the repre-
sentation of neighbors that she had not
been seen about the premises. Coroner Carr
made an investigation of the case and gave
a certificate of death from heart disease.
Mrs. Bumbry. vino was about fifty years
old, lived alone in a small frame shanty at
the number mentioned. When the police
called at the house yesterday they found
the dog seated at the front door guard,
while some chickens We're scattered about
the yard and cat was resting on the roof.
The officers found the front door locked,
but they succeeded in effecting an entrance
Inside they found the woman's dead body
on the floor. On the table were a piece of
steak. some bread and potatoes, and it
was evident that she was preparing a meal
when she was stricken. Her body was re-
moved to the morgue in the patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21

executive Committee Of Pare Food
Congress Holds . Meeting.

&xecDttve Committee Of Pare Food
Congress Holds . Meeting.
"A meeting Of the executive committee of
the national pure food and drug congress
was held at the Ebbitt House Saturday
afternoon for the purpose OF revising the
minutes OF the congress. preparatory TO
publishing them and distributing them
throughout the country.
Those present were James Blackburn.
president. Columbus, Ohio; Alexander J.
Wedderburn. corresponding secretary.
Washington: Franklin Dye. recording Sec
rotary. Trenton. N. J.: DR.. William Frear.
chairman Of the executive committee: w.
9. Thompson. Washington; w. A. Withers,
Raleigh. N. c., and F. J. H. Kracke, as
sistant commissioner Of agriculture.
For the purpose OF carrying out the
wishes OF the congress the following sub
committees were appointed by the execu-
tive committee:
Firances-F. P. Hendley OF Philadelphia:
N. J. Batchelder. Concord. N. H.; Franklin
Dye, Trenton. N. J.; r. ]. H. kracke. New
York: J. A. Miller, Cincinnati: Gallus Tho
mann, New York: w. S. Thompson. Dis
trict OF Columbia: NJ. Larney. Boston; J.
N. Jamison, Chicago: s. J. Camp. Memphis
Tenn; c. c. Bell, Missouri, and Elwood
Cooper. California. To carry out the rec
concentrations Of the congress as to pure
food legfslation-President. Prof. William
Frear: Mr. Frank Hume, W. s. Thompson
Nh. f. ]. H. Kracke and Prof. w. A.
Withers of Raleigh, N c. To unity and
codtfy the state laws on subjects pertain
Ing to foods and food products-Prof J. II
Beal. chairman; DR.. William Frear, Prof
John Hamilton. Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson and w. o. Atwater Arrangements
for the Omaha session of the congress
James E. Blackburn, Prof. William Frea,
and Alexander ]. Wedderburn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21
Broken Bottles on the Street.

bEOkeh nOttAeS the StreetBs
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
During my Sunday spin about the city
counted not less thar half dozen broken
Lottles upon the streets. We all know this
is criminal and against the law, but not
even hardly. ever have heard of arrest
and punishment for it. Yesterday I saw a
loafer deliberately throw large bottle
upon Pennsylvania avenue, and the street
was covered with broken glass, dangerous
to horse and wheelman. I looked In vain
for a policeman to secure the arrest of the
criminal, but the Finest were "out Of
sight," as usual.
Permit me through your reformatory
agency, to submit q proposition to the
wheelmen of the city, which Is to offer a
reward for the arr {. and conviction Of
such offenders age =. the law. A very
small contribution { trd this blood mon
ey'' by the large Contingent Of local riders
would make a tempting Doodle for The In
former. This would be an instance where
the traitor and the treason would be honor
ed. II the L. A. w. or some club or clubs
OF wheelmen would adopt this suggestion
the details could be ,easily arranged. APP
peals have been ntadR to the authorities,
but in vain, for fheffapprehension of the
law and bottle breAl1efs. The Star gener-
ally wrinkles for SHf1fm; now let It's ray
light the way to thisn
/ shall, of coIBe. slbe glad to add my
mite to the reward fund. E. w. OBJ.
Washington, D.CN March q, 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-21
dent Of the National woman's Christian

Temperance Union. :
Inc services were held under the auspices
OF the washington W. c. T. L., and were
1irected by Mrs. Margaret b. Plat, the
local president
The choir OF female voices from the Re-
rean Coiored Baptist Church rendered ap-
pfopriate music. Brief addresses were
made oy Representative Martin n johnson
OF North Dakota. Albert NJ. Todd of Michi-
gan, Rev. Mr. Brooks, pastor of the Nine
teenth Street Colored Baptist Church. and
Rev. DIR. ]. J. Muir. pastor of the l. street
Baptist Church.
In Closing his address the latter gentle
man paid high tribute TO the sterling
worth OF Miss Willard. and expressed tbs
wish OF every white ribboncr that the Chi-
cago temple be made the memorial to per-
petuate her name to coming generations,
illustrating It's appropriateness with .ho
pretty story Of the analogy az St Paul's
Cathedral, London, and Sir CHRISTOPHER
Wren.
The subscription of money TO help lioui-
cate the indebtedness on the temple
amounted to about $500.