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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Lebanon.


From the E A.:
]. W. BuFkhaEt and Q. F. MoiFt have
been appointed administrators Of the es-
tate oil the late Jonathan WAssom-
Fred klum and family LEI. Saturday
evening for Central a, Wash, where
they wsu probably locs = Mrs. klum's
parents live q. that place.
John Carroll will soon have a nice.
new stage coach for use ou the Lebanon
Foster mail route. IL will be . covered
coach, with three seats, and tour horses
will be used on it.
Wm. Retherford on Monday received 8
letter telling him of the death OF both
hls parents. at StillwRter, Oklahoma,
Els father died April 9Th, eyed II years,
and his mother died April 18th, aged 81.
K. A. MeCully gave such goci eA,is-
faction as principal of the public school
at Condor, Gillian county, during the
past winter, that he has been re e'ecled
10 tiil the same position during the next
| Echool year a, an increased salary. lie
will soon pay a visit to his folks near
| Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
WEDNESDAY.


Call at the Sugar Bowl for fresA1 'rul
The bakers today are giving so loaves
OF bread for 81.
There is hot bread war going on in
Albany. Bakers vs.. grocers.
Mr.. w. r. Graham, Albany's pioneer
tailor, has opened a merchant tailoring
department in the store OF W. 4. Blain.
1t is reported that contracts have been
made for the sale Of several 100 acre lum-
Der tracts up the Santiam at 81, 400 each.
The Telegram complains that local
dealers in Portland are buying creamery
butter for 81 = cents and selling it for
90 cents roll.
George Hughes, while attending 10 his
bunchgrass horse this morning was kick
ed in the face, resulting in q bad cut,
the loss ola tooth etc.
Mr.. Chas. p Pieiffei OF the Revere house
has built an imposing bridge from the
hotel to The second story Of the ware
house across the alley
The great musical festival nt Eugene
will be held at Willard hall, which seats
at least ore thousand people. and il is
believed every seat will be taken.
Inc ciCy COUNCIL last evening granted
.. w. Grey permission to move his res
ldence near the Congregational church |
10 MS lot at the corner of Ferry aud Sev-
enth street, leaving his fifth street lot
vacant for a new residence proposed.
Colhs P. Huntington is interested it, |
The collection of butterflies, and, it is !
aid. will contribute large sum to the |
Univereity OF CaliioEB:a for that pur-i
pose.-Cleveiand Plaindea.er. QuIIe a |
contrast between collecting railroads and |
Geo +. Fish las sod his hardware
md plumbing outfit TO Ohling & Hui.
'eTt. Ralph Ohling and Riley Hubert
having formed a partnership, and has
Iccepted position with the Grain
Co., OF Portland where lac will /
Don go TO reside.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Chaplain Gilbert All Right.

A Salem boy, writing of Chaplain VIM
S. Gilbert, of the Second Oregon, tells
OF his work during recent battles The
writer states that the chaplain carried
water to our boys in the trenches, and
was constantly exposed to the burning
sun and the bullets of the insurgents.
At one tins when it seemed impossible
to secure waIer he found an old we'll,
and going to the bottom stood in water
waist deep for several hours, handing
up the refreshing liquid by use of buckets
and long pole He is the favorite of
the entire regiment.
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College Notes.

Miss Finn has been unable to hear
her class on account of sickness.
Mr.. T. J. Sites, of this city, has pre-
sented the college with several valuable
historical works, which will form a part
of the library. Mr. Sites gift is greatly
appreciated.
Miss Ella Mccoy, class of '98, was a
visitor at chapel " ednesday morning.
The English History class and the
class in European history were examined
May 3.
Money is being raised among the stud
ents to send a delegate to the Y. NJ. G. A.
conference to be held this summer at
Pacific Grove, Cal.
The program at the meeting of the A.
@. L. s. Saturday evening consisted of
declamations by S. L. Acheson and w.
l.. Marks, reading by J. Z Tyree and
the debate. The subject debated was
Resolved that lie is sometimes justiti-
able" The affirmative won the debate.
Affirmative, R. f. Smick, Chas. Stern
berg and Owen Beam, negative, ]. H.
RalstOn, NJ. II. Acheson and G. D. Byers.
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The matter Of bridge across the
ditch at 9th etreet was presented by
Councilman Richards. No action.
Sidewalks heretofore ordered were Or
dered built by city after ten days II not
attended tc by the property owners be.
fore then.
u w Taylor was granted permission to
move warehouse on Ellsworth street be-
tween 5th and 9th streets to 7th street.
The matter of the electric light con-
tract wac discussed and the contract
rad. IL provides for at least fifteen
lights until Oct. Is. 1899.
Councilman Graham moved that tie
services Of the inside nightwatchman be
dispensed after June let. Carried.
Ire resignation OF Councilman SendeIs
OF the End ward was read and acce pied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

Money is bring raised to build the
Linn county part nf the bicycle path
that will run through the valley from
Portland to Eugene
One week from tonight those who at
tend the lecture given by Dr. f 7. Hill
at the First Presbyterian church will en-
JOY q rare treat. DR.. Hill on his cycling
tour through England was able 10 get a
snap with his kodak at Gladstone, and at
the Emperor Of Germany and was almost
arrested by one of the Queensdetectives
while arranging to photograh her maj
esty, tells experiences and many Others
as interesting DR.. Hill will tell Of in his
own charming manetic style.
The committee have raised the nec-
cessaTy amount to insure the success OF
the band tour ament to be neld here the
7th and 9Th of June. 1t promises to be
the biggest muscal event in the state
this year.
The supreme court will probably finish
its work in Pendleion on Wednesday o.
this week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Turn Verein Coming.

Under the head, The Biggest Excur-
sion Yet Given, the following advertise
ment appears in the 0regOnian:
"The Portland Turn Verein has Just
completed arrangements for big rail
road excursion to Albany, to take place
Sunday, May 2S. This win be the big
gest excursion that ever left Portland,
and at least 80 cars will be reserved for
the occasion. Tne Turner'S have an es-
tablished reputation for successfully car
rying out affairs OF this kind. and as the
local committee will be assisted by 8
similar one at Albanv, glorious time is
expected. Particulars will be given
later"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

". F. Brock, the oregonian man, is l"
'he city.
Mrs. L, seLdcrs returned this neon
from Portland,
Lawyer A. A. Tussing, OF Brownsville,
has been in The city today on business.
Mr.. Sam May, of Harrisburg, has been
in the city on visit with Albany friends.
Mrs. A. A. Morrison, OF Glendive.
Mon, is in the city the guest of her
sister Mrs. DR.. Adams.
Mr.. ]. X. Haight will leave tomorrow
morning for Wenatchee, Wssh., to trav-
ell for the Spalding carriage Co. during
the coming summer.
G. A. Hamilton is soliciting in Albany
for the Oregonian, which is pushing its
business in all lines.
Mrs, ellison and daughter will leave
for Skagway this week TO join Mr.. Gill
son, who is working in a Garbcr shop
there.
Mr.. Alb. Umphrey Of Lebanon, left
this noon for the A:lin mines. tits pos
sible that he may go into the Klond1ke
mines before returning.
Mr.. Charles Bamford, who has been
in the soldiers home, at Los Angeles,
Calf, the past year, will leave it in q
few days tOsreturn 10 the Willamette val
ley to reside.
Miss Sarah Francis, for several years
a prominent member OF the Salvation
Army of this city, has returned TO hel
fathers home in Eugene, taking with hel
the best wishes of many Albany friends
~F An
al w. G. T. y, and Miss Anna GordaI
for many years Mise Willards private
secretary, will be in Oregon the last ol
,, this month, and it is said the only place
. they wilt stop at are Ashland, Eugen,
. and Portland. The Albany w. G. T. U
should secure conference for Albany
: Mss Gordan was here IN 1883 with Mis-
Willard, and has never been forgotten b,
those who saw and heard her then.
Prof. F. NJ. Mitchell left last Saturda
: for Albany, Oregon, after making sue
? an excellent record as principal OF tn
Weston public school that patrons hop
, to see him in charge sgain for the mex
E year. Just before his departure, Mi
! Mitchell was presented by Miss Gertrud
$ Preston and Mics Eta DeGraw with
, handsome copy of Milton's work
DOuUN III q kkAb hC
: ly appreciates.-Weston Leader.
e The Eugene Guard in writing up
u Junior entertainment OF the Universal
i says: "Miss Dora Page played q piaI
! solo, shepherd alls and Maidens Fair
/ + Nevin. The number showed a del
y cate touch and inherent artistic inte
probation that promises much for tn
4 pupil OF w Clifford Nash, of the conse
J. vatory This was the first public a.
A. pearance Of Miss Page. Miss Joyce
n Brownell, an accomplished pupil OF Il
II conservatory, who has been pleasant
= = heard sever al times in Eugene, play
= Liszt's "Murmuring Winds" Nj
It Brownell Is musician of more th
n, average talent and lays feelingly."
a. Fourteen or fifteen Albany bicycliI
.. rode to Halsey yesterday afternoon,
:. distance OF about forty miles, making I
De entire trip in about four hours riding
~ Miller &Stewart have been grea
IS improving their bicycle repair shop a
Ia probably have the finest repair and 81
ply store in the valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
MARRIED..

W0OD-WILEY.-on May 7, 1899, at
the Ietidepce OF Mr.. Major johnson,
in Albany. by Rev. S. n. Wood, 8r.
Geo. Wsod and Miss kosa l.. Wiley,
both of Linn county.
They have the best wishes OF maay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
GOO Rings.

A greater variety OF friendship, en-
gagement ana wedding rings never was
shown in Albany than those displayed in
French's show windo :. We invite
everyone to stop and inspect them, They
are direct fIom the factory, bought for
crsh, and we sell then on very close
margin.
Fren, hes watch and ring house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
DIED..

HESSEMAN. - On Tuesday morning
May 9, 1899 in Alban;. Mr.. + b.
Hesseman, at the age of about nine
teen years, OF a c"mDlication of dis
eases.
Several weeks ago in jumping from a
train near Berry young Hesseman was
thrown against tie, receiving serious
injuries. He was brought 10 this city
and sn operation performed upon him.
There was some blood poisoning. Pneu-
monia followed. and just previous TO the
accident he had had the measles. The
remains were taken this noon to Turner
for burial besides those OF his mother.
He was the son OF W. n. Heseeman, now
now q resident of Minto.
Try our bread at two loaves for 4
nickle McFeTon & Tomlinson.
Fresh fruit at Viereck'ss Sugar Bowl par.
lors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Tinkle & Dawson for Photos.

The Albany singers Will give their last
rehearsal at the college tonight in Crea.
ton, before leaving for Eugene, where
they will participate in the grand musi-
cal festival to take place this week. The
concert will be given Friday night in
which the Albany peolpc will participate,
but it is desired to have three rehearsals
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Infhe olden times il was nc

who suffers from weakness and disease OF
the distinctly feminine organs, whether she
realizes it or not, is being slowly but surely
tortured to death. She suffers almost con-
finually with sick headache. She has pains
l., fhe hack what she calls stitches I" in the
side and shooting pains everywhere. She
exDerieuces burning and dragging down
sersations. She becomes weak, nervous
and Respondent She neglects her home,
and is petulant with her husband. If she
consults the average physician, there Is not
one chance in ten that he will hit upon the
real cause of her trouble. He will attribute
her bad feelings to stomach, liver, heart or
nervous trouble. A woman in this conai-
tom should consult some eminent and skill
mi snecialist who has had wide expert
ence DIR. r. v. Pierce, Tor thirty years
chief consulting physician to the lnvaIlas
Hotel and Surgical Institute, az buHsioI
N. ", has with the assistance OF st4n u
able physicians, prescribed for many tnop-
sands Of women. He has inVeHtea Won
derful medicine for ailing women, kho"L.
as Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Preserlpuon'
has stood the test for thirty years. ~ y. AS.a ~
directly on the delicate and important OF
gans concerned in wifehood and mother,
hood, making them strong and weI.
allays Inflammation, heals ulcerauon
soothes pain and tones and builds up the
nerves. II transforms weak, nervous WON
en- into healthy, happy wives and motherS
"I was an invalid for over year with chang
Of nfe'' writes Mrs. G. Smith, Of Orr, Cascade
Co Mont. "Had pains across the pit Of ny
stomach and such extreme weakness I coule
hardly walk took one bottle Of DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery and hve OF his ia
vorite Prescription and am entirely wen"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

Pearl Rebekah lodge, OF Lebanon, has
incorporated.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet III Salem next week.
George Weston, an inmate of the state
insane asylum for thn ty-ix wears. died
last week. After the death of J. d. Sher-
er OF this county, he became the oldest
resident of the asylum.
Eight Juvenile boys of this CITY last
Saturday played nine bigger bows at Leb-
anon and were beaten ~ toI7. The Al
Dany boys were aheao until the last
half oil the last inning when the Leban-
on boys had some fireworks.
There is talk OF an opera hou at the
corner of Broadalbin and Third streets
but nothing has vet been done, and il
will depend on our business men whether
there will be or not An opera house is
needed in this gem city OF the valley.
Sadie Burss, who is now carving the
mail for her father b TWEEN this place
and Lacomb, is, we believe, the young
est mail carrier in the state, and mav6e
in the whole United States. She is II
years old and carries the mail on horse
back, leaving here at 10 a. M. and re-
turning at 4 p. m daily. The round
trip is distance of twenty miles.-Leb-
anon E. A.
W. A Templeton yesterday stopped
and camped at Fulton. He is on his
way from Brownsville, Linn county, by
wagon, to Huntington, Eastern Oregon.
he says that everything up the valley is
late, by reason of the continued cold
rains, and that a great deal of winter
wheat that was sown on a level is de-
stroyed by water standing upon it.-Tel-
egram. Which is not fact. The dam
age in the way suggested is nominal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

II you wish 10 take the lead. ride a
Cleveland. For sale by McFeron & Tom
lineon.
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Will Close.

An order goes into effect over the en-
tire Southern Pacific system, June LIST,
closing barrooms located at stations on
property owned by the company and
conducted under lease from them. The
order will close the harroom in the De-
pot Hotel at Albany.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Real Estate Sales.

Rehsoca Pegg TO Henry NAnseg-
gen, 81 acres. s...-.-....--..- l2g
jeremiah Cocheli 10 SasAunah
ShEcSleioFd. leo acres -....-. 10
W W Richardson TO A l. EichArd-
son. 62 cTes
Elizabeth Biiyeu to Il l. Souiher-
land. 50 acres. near Scio. ...-- lGgG
Ed Coins 10 Thos Reading, lots.
sclo. ---.----.- .---.-.-..-- %
J 5 S,ra,ten TO Il Bryant, $50
acres, f0E 3 %
Riley " Swink 10 AIDA Bra
100 acres, Is E El.........-... iCW
las Cihalka TO W Dada, a0 acres IsSl
T Ssites TO A Zimmerman. ,o.
8, bl g H's end sd ..........-. 20
A l. Richardson 10 Thos Reading,
b. sores ..---.----- %
Wm. EAlsion TO Lebanon. block fur
highway ---..-..-..---. ].
II wsd;ie to T Thompson. lot.
roster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 II russell To A T Thompson, :
= lots, Foster r.-..-..-....- ia
The Ssntism Lumber Co 10 Curtis
LImber Co. rs acres, right Of
wey near Mill City and lols /. >.
5 aud He al Albany ..---.. t00s
| o z Coshov 10 Martha Jack, = lols,
Brownsville
Oregon TO " s Pond. 30 acres S
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BORN.

GARTER in Benton county on May
8th, to tie wife OF Virgil II. Carter.
twins, a boy and girl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

Call on
+. ii. Pfeiffer
At all times.
Make his store your headquarters II
you want the best confectionery, Ice
cream soda water and fruits In the
city.
Ills long experience in the business in
Albany enables him to meet the wanta Of
the people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

CREATIoN.-The Albany musicians
last evening gave their last rehearsal Of
the choruses in Haydn's maaterpiece.
Creation" before q number OF invited
friends, previous TO going to Eugene,
where they will unite with the Eugene
and Portland singers in three rehearsals
and present the oratoIio on Friday even
ing, probably before the biggest audience
ever congregated in Eugene, as il is be-
ing made the musical event OF the uni
versity city, The rehearsal displayed a
splendid chorus of voices and the excell-
ent training under Prof. WeEtx. This
noon live party of about thirty left for
Eugene, or will 60: Prof.and Mrs. Wer-
IL, President and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Lang
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. Z. Goff, Misses Hattie Warner, Edna
Breckenridge, Ethel Redfield, Lib Irvine.
Bertha Ellis, the Misses Stafford. Mrs.
p. A. Young, Mrs. n. J. Henton. Mrs.
I. Wandel, Mrs. DR.. Erskine, VIM. Fort.
miller, Geo. Achison, C.. +, Sox, S. 4.
Steel, and Pres. B. Marshall as the Choir
US and Mrs. Frank Ketchum, Pro-. ..Rech-
ter and J. c. Irvine as accom- panists.
The Guard Gays: Among the promin.
ent people musically in the state the fol-
loving will appear st The Festival con-
eerts: Mr. Reginald Hidden, Mrs Hid
den, Ferdinand Conrad, Mr. Benily, Mr.
boyer, all OF Portland; Prof Francisco
Seely, Miss Ethel Raymond of Salem.
Prof Fechter, 1t Lee and Mr. Irwin, oil
Albshy. Mr. and Mrs Hidden are violin
soloists, Mr. Conrad plays the violin
cello. AF Rantly the yiota Prof Fe~hRsr
and 1t Lee, violin, Mr. Irwin the flute.
Mr. Boyer is tenor soloisi for Creation. ;"
Nor FALLEN THKoU6H.-The DENoBRAr
has been shown q letter which shows
that the Monroe colony his not
been given up. and has not fallen through
as stated by the Oregonirn. but that IL
will be pushed under the msnsRemenI OF
Mr.. Jones, q business man, under the
cooperative plan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

For choice groceries at reasonable
rates, zee McFeron x Tomlinson.
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Congregational Meeting.

The South Willamette Association OF
Congregational churches OF Oregon met
yesterday afternoon in this cisr. The
Association by vote concluded TO join
the East Willamette Association. Those
elected delegates from the Albany church
to attend the Third Annual Meeting OF
the East Willamette Association OF
Congregational churches which conven
es on May 9Th and 10th at Elliott Prairie
Oregon, were: Messrs Rev F w Parker,
A B Woodin, G w Wright, &C Hosue
and Walter NJ Parker aud Mesdames. Z
E Payne and a Johnson and Miss Clara
Brownell. Thoae attending the local
association here yesteadav FROM abroad
as delegates were: Mrs Judge John
Burnett. Mrs Clark, Mrs Ohanon, Mrs
Cooper and Mr.. Chas. Purno, from Cor
Wallis, and Rev. Brooks from Eugene.
An eloquent sermon was delivered last
evening in the Congregational church in
this city by Rev. Brooks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

There is no ice cream in Albany so
good as that of +. ii. Pieifier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

Do you
Eat Oranges?
Then cal at +. Fl. Pfeiifer's. He al.
WAYS has them as we'll AZ other fruits in
season.
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SEE our new rockers and chairs. The
finest ever seen in the city. We close at
g N m
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Tinkle & Dawson, the leading photog-
raphers OF K lbany are now making the
fines up TO date enameled cab net pho
toe for 81 so per dozen, opposite 2. O.
Cali and see sAmples.
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About June Is.

That Is when Mr.. julius GFadwohl
will move into his new brick, on Second
and Ferry streets. where he proposes 10
do business in the interest of the tuying
public. In the meantime he will give
bargains in crockery, hardware, grocer
lee, oil and paints and other things kept
by him, as he will afterwards.
Call on him for crockery, groceries,
ole. paints, etc.
Mr.. Gradwohl also writes insur'
ance in some fret class companies. Do
not do business without calling on him
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Anderson n. Cannon il on his way TO
Chicago by the Great Northern, having
left Portland yesterday.
Capt. Heath. OF McMinnyiIle, former.
iy editor OF the Telephone Register, vas
wounded in the leg Sunday.
Mrs Henrietta Brown returned this
noon from se.eral weeks visig with
Portland friends.
Mr. ami Mrs Z. c. Mcknight will
leave tins week for Colorado City, in or
der to secure dryer climate Mr.. Nc
Knight has a brother residing there.
L. II. Starr ard vile. OF Altany. ar
riued in Ash and this week and expect
10 remain for g yesr at least They are
here for the benefit of Mrs. Starts
health.-Ashlaud Town Talk.
Mr.. f. /. Power, of Lebanon, was in
the city this forenoon on her way TO Sal
EN-, where she will tomorrow attend the
wedding OF her brother-in-law, Ed. Pow
er, and popular Salem young lady.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give social at the parsonage on Friday
evening, May 10 to which all are invited.
nice lunch will be served, 10 cents Ad-
mission will be charged. A good time is
expected.
MIX Galloway, the genial s. p. line
man and expert bowler, has returned
from trip to Missouri, where be has
visited several xeeks with his parents
and friends. He intends to give up HE
position this fall and return to Missouri
Tn reside with his psrenis, now quite
old.
| For the best harness call on A Z
Ketchum. Broadalbin street, Albary.
A nice line OF whips, busters and robes
all new styles, just received at A. f.
ketchum's, broadalbin street, between
I'd and Sd.
| This forenoon DR.. Wallace assisted by
DR.. Davis performed an operation upon
l.. Senders, resulting in the removal OF a
very large stone from the bladder. He
is doing well.
Grants Pass will witness q building
boom this summer. Two 2-ttory brick
buildings, 25xl00 and 50xl00, a Masonic
temple. an additional wing to the school
house, and a number of dwellings are
already planned.
Parents should urge their children tC
attend the lecture at the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Monday evening bv DR.. +
+. Hill. Such lecture will be oi greal
benefit TO them, giving them an i'm pu se
IN the study OF history and biography
For this reason special price of &c ha.
been placed on childrens tickets. Child
rem OF a larger growth may find the same
benefit. beside great deal OF pleasure il
hearing DR.. Hill.