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RANGE OF THE TnERMOME
LOCAL NEWS.
condensed Locals.

G. \. Whitaker sends the July number of the
EI,LL,Tlh ReCie3r.
II. Webb. against Jane P. Palmer, for $4,000
damages for false arrest on a charge OF stealing
500 belonging to Harry C. Palmer.
A horse ana buggy Tan away on street north
west yesterday and at the circle on I'D street
tie buggy was dashed against a lamp-p0st.
completely "feckiDg Il, throwing Major J. Ii.
Mcblair violently to the pavement. He was
p!CEed M and taken IN his residence near By
where II was ascertained that he had received
severe Injuries about the bead and body.
street lamps will be lighted at 7:S0 pm. and
eXtiEgulsled at 800 am.
The sons OF JOnadab have made arrangements
to visit Baltimore in full force at the meeting or
The Grand Council there about the middle OF
next month.
The average temperature OF hyCirant water In
this District Is in autumn degrees warmer than
the Cutside atmosphere. In winter IL 10 5 de-
gfeeS warner. ia spring ~ degrees colder and
III sJr1raer from 20 20 81 degrees colder than the
outer air.
The contract for furnishing wooden tags for
The POST Office apartment Tor the present fiscal
year was On SATURDAY awarded TO John \
PiCmiv Of this city.
Saturday evening Directive McDevitt arrested
WE.fe man named Frank Thompson, charged
WIN stlLS Policy tickets A coiored man
DanCd Mason P2rkeT WAS arrested on the Sams
charge h OilceT Williams, or the iirsj Pre-
C.Lct.
y a meeting or the directors OF the Inland
and S5ah0dfd Coas.iI[ Company. SATURDAY. q.
:. level was elected president. 10 nh TIE I'd
caHcv caused L. the resignation OF J.W. ThOmp-
son. esq.
The DashaWays held a lively meeting Inst
ntSET SDC we're addressed - Judge Holloway.
Geo. Z Ccombs, George PdrNhurst and Dr. lam
ftrt q Ney~ York.
DEr.g TIE recess Of the courts Architect
lark Is having some necessary Improvements
~ q repairs maze II the rooms.
To-Day 1t neon the democratic central com
Ialt'e threw ScrosS the avenue from thair
Headquarters il ,erBOD Row 5PSnuSyIVauia az
eIur aud ION sIIeeO a iine banner OF open
wire . Ok, IN 10y ~ feet. On 1t IS the legend
'ECT ttC5ltCEt y IHieid :. l. tnCOcE OF Pa with
picture oi The candidates i;Inked by flags AM
III CegiH hciGiIC the SHIELD in the center anu
the lettering below: 'FGr Vice President. vii
lisu u. English. Of Indiana" ON either side
az Pm. L,sD laIuSnEnl IIapS.
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GEORGETOWN.

MEETING ABOARD SHIP.-YeSteriay afternoon
the Y. VI. g. A held an interesting meeting on
board he big four rnasted schooner lying ar the
Borden wharf. a large crowd being present
The meeting was conducted by Rev. II. A. Gross
aLd addresses we're made b. capt. White. (of
the schoonerl. who is also a preacher. MeSSrS.
Reed. Ashley. Prof. Frisoy, ard others: MeSSrS.
j. Henry and F. A. Wilson conducting the sing
FINED FOR THEFT-Wm. Cradle. alias John
Brown. cOlored man. was noticed by Officer
Ben Harper Saturday with saw and two
planes. which he was endeavoring to dispose OF.
They had the name OF A G. McLain stamped on
them. Mr.. McIain was notified. came over and
Identified the tools as his and the man as
former servant Cradle was fined $50 or 80
days" by Judge Smell this morning.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Defective Garbage Service.

Editor Sdr:-I have no interest In the con-
troversy between the Health officer and Mr..
Carter. But have an interest In whatever per-
tains to the health of the city, and certainly to
the health OF my own family aud immediate
neighbors- And believing. too. that keeping
1t before the people" tends to cure ali evils,
make the following report. covering the time
from July lst TO date, Inclusive: Garbage re-
moved On July 1st. Garbage removed on July
10th. Garbage removed on July 22d. Garbage
removed August I'd and 9th. These are all the
removals. That on the 10Th was made owing to
my report to the Health officer on the 14th. and
VISIT by an Official OF his Office on the 18th.
Again reported on the 10Th, and had visit
from an official OF the health Office on the Soth
This report am ready, at any time, to verify.
Three removals Of garbage during the hot month
OF July. Yours, d. g. p. No l3IS V ST NV
August 9th, 1880.
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THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEETING-At
a meeting OF the managers OF the Washington
Grove camp ground Saturday, arrangements
were fully completed Tor the camp meeting
tent on hard vas taken Saturday. The cater
ing ard boarding tents On the camp grounds
have been lert IN the hands OF country people,
who VIII constantly have a supply OF fresh
meats, fowls. vegetables, fruits and milk. The
baggage ard all necessary furniture for the
tents win be received at the railroad depot TO-
morrow, between 9 and o'clock, when the
train viii leave and deposit everything safe y
near the camp ground. The prospect Is that
the present camp meeting season will be more
successful than any that have preceded it.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN BARBER SHOP.-Mr. Geo.
ii. Morgan, q well-knowp cltiZeu OF East Wash
ington, died very suddenly yesterday forenoon
sth street east. lie had just been shaved by
the barber, and was sitting ia a BARRIERS chair
In conversation with some gentlemen, when he
was seized with the attack, and died almost In
Stantly. The body was removed to the hou5t,
OF bis family, i0G q street southeast, where Cor
oEer Patterson made an examination and gave
Il certificate OF death from apopleXy. He was
about 55 years old, brother OF Policeman Nor
gan, was engaged in the produce business, and
was generally respected for his good qualities az
a neighbOr and citizen. He was member OF
several Masonic bodies.
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ss- Thomas E. Snelbaker, keeper of a music
hall in Cincinnati. while under arrest last night
fora breach OF the peace, shot Policeman a.
Chumley fatally In the groin and abdomen.
EE- One hair In the hash will cause more hard
feeling than seven notices on the wall can
overcome.
tE- Catharine Grant, aged 40 years, was
burned to death at New Brunswick, N. j., on
Saturday, while lighting IRE with kerosene.
eB- Mr.. Moncure d. Conway and family and
Mr.. Albert Fink were among the passengers BY
abe Britannia, which arrived at New York
Saturday from Liver pOCi.
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A WOMAN POUNDED BY POUND MAN-Mrs.
Mary Howard. an elderly woman, complained to
the pound man made q raid On her flock OF
geese at 9th aud Boundary streets early yester-
day morning while she was watching them on
private lot, and captured twenty-one of them.
When she fnterpoSed her protests, she was
knocked down By one OF the men who wore
badge, one OF her teeth was knocked out, and
her lift hip vas Injured.
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GRACE tP. E.) CHURCH, corner 9th apd ID sts
southwest, which has been closed tor upwards
or year past, having been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, was reopened yesterday
afternoon. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Douglass T. Forrest, assistant rector or Trinity
church, who has accepted the post or rector for
the new church temporarily. The choir was as
follows: Miss A. X. Barnes, soprano; Miss Lizzie
Taoler, contralto; w. IL. Daniels tenor, AMI NJ.
Koeehling, baSSo. Mr. Kuble presided at the
organ. Mr.. X. Fl. Yeatman mas charge OF the
music and choir.
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4 PREACHING AND PKEYIHG FRAUD ARRESTED.
Yesterday afternoon Detective McDtTlCJ d.
rested an alleged confidence man, W.rJ II is
charged has been swlndlng ooIrding house
aud hotel keepers In this District out OF money
and beard. besides purloining such light articles
as lie Gould easily remove without observation.
He WoTnS under the guiSe OF q miAiSteT OF the
gospel, and Is known By the name OF Rev.
Henry james Harris. He Is from the south, and
lad been here about three weeks. Ills way OF
operating IS said 10 be 10 take board az house,
ard after viewing his chances, slip away taking
whatever articles OF clothing, books, umbrellas
or other saItable things happen 10 De within
his reach He operated In Alexandrlt on MS
way 10 this city. there pretending TO DC po0N
agent. There he Is said 10 have stolen watch,
medal and chain from q gentleman named
SchOttld. Since then he has operated ia this
Guy. taking clothing from the house OF j. W.
solomon, No. Potomac street. Georgetown,
and two books from Mrs. Piummer's house. No.
PEI l6th street He has also beat ooiT1in8
mouse On Virginia avenue. che on ID street ana
Two on 9Th street. lie has at times, passed
under the names OF Howard and Harrington.
lie Is about nve feet six inches In height,
twent! eight years OF age, and wore a black
mOUstaChe until saturday, when he appeared
clean shayen. Since his arrival In this city be
has taken part Ia a number OF street PRAYER
meetings, chiefly In South Washington. BE
Lad with him wien arrested q certincate OF
license 70 preach, GATED ls14, stating that he
was member OF II Mon" Baptist Church the
location OF which was not named. and a certifi.
LCate CT ordination 10 preach the gospel, dated
May % ISIS. Both OF them were made out lie
The lame OI Henry James IidrflS anu appear &c
be attested 10 by church o1ceIs inRichmond
Va. and Albemarle, county. Va.
From papers found on the arrested man tht
police are inclined TO think his right name L
AloDzo Lane. This morning Mr.. VIM. Gallo
way, OF 9l5 ssh street Sc. called and iDdentitieC
him as party who stopped with him July 18th
and who carried OF gold watch belonging &C
his (Galloway's) daughter. Two cloth coats
and other articles stolen from Chas. PrInZhorn
.2i 6th street NV, have been recovered Ia part
j. W. solomon and ]. Y. Farr. OF No Potomac
street, Georgetown. have Unidentified a frocl
POsr paDfS &c.
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Esicnscs. Excur,inns. &c.

five days
The concert. tonight. Mt Hyatrsvilie MI
promises unusual attractions See advt.
Among the most attractive plcnic5 OF the sea
son VIII be that CT the kCigatS or ST. Peer,
tomorrow. az Juennemln's Pleasure Garden
Tie Departmental Dozen viii give q select
moonlight excursion TO GlyInOnt next Mcn13
Select annual excursion Of the st. Vincent 4"
faI! society Of ST. Matthew'S parish, to Mar
shall Hail. this evening.
Second select excursion to Piney Point or the
Christian Union, OF 12 street VI. Z. church Oh
THURSDAY, August 12th, elegant steamer Jane
GIaud pie;tic ior the benefit of st. Augustine's
chuIch, at IIFoh Park, formerly GeisbOro'. this
evening.
Fourth family excursion by the I. O. NJ.
Library Association, tomorrow evening" on the
steamer City OF Alexandria concert ana dane
Ing.
Select excursion TO Blackstone Island We'd
Lesday, nth inst, under the same management
as the very successful excursion 70 that place
last August.
Excursions on steamer Mary Washington to
OccCquan Falls every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday during the season. sunday TO Marshall
Hail AID lit. Vernon springs.
IWeEty cent moonlight excursions on the
steamer city OF Alexandria. sundays, WedleS-
DAYS and Fridays landing at Glymont Wednes-
Gays anu Marshall Hall Fridays
a BLIND HTsBAEp,s ASSAULT on HIS WIFE
I his morning Ia the Police Court JOnn Mr.
ply, middle>aged white man, was charged by
his wife. Caroline Murphy, with assaultfny her
Sht testliled that her husband Is blind and that
he got drunk last night, and after beating her
with III, fist lie shot her IN the knee With a
pistol Mrs. Murphy appeared TO be unwilling
TO prosecute her husband. but on cross eXamt-
nation admitted that he drank. ana the only
support that she gets from him is a pension
which lie receives from the government. The
court sentenced him TO six months In Jail.
The FUNERAL OF the late Jennings Wise Gar
nett TOOK place this morning from the Ascension
Church, and there were present beSdea the
relatives OF the deceased many Representatives
OF tie Old families or Washington and Virginia,
hunters OF hts former fellOw-StudentS at the
University OF virginia. from whence the deceased
graduated only wear ago. taking the prize for
scholarship. which had rot been taken f0r some
years before. The following friends and aSSO-
Ciates cf deceased bore The casket which con-
taiued Tie remains, which was covered with
floral tributes ". Z. Christian. OF Richmond:
II. RitCLic store. Dg. Harrison, Calf Davis 4.
Jesup Miller and George Johnston. Tine ser
vices az the church. CONDUCTED By Rev. Dr..
PaIet. q the Church OF the Epiphany, and Rev.
". /. Morrison, assistant rector or Ascension
were very Impressive, ald at their conclusion
The funeral CCrttge proceeded 10 Rock Creek
Cemttery, where the remains OF one or the
most promising OF WaShingtons young men
Were laid 10 rest.
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DRY GOODS.
3 O IA G e.

When the public read reliable advertisements and
need any OF such advertised merchandise. they are
very APT once more to test the trath Of the printed
matter oy INSPECTING the Goops. frequently
ontred at apparently UNaE.Rp- OF VALUES!
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TIE MAINE REPUBLICAN, ASCOT ATOM held a
H:eJtiLS ut 20. Jip i,th street S4tUr!ay eve
L.-g; HOE. John Ii. Rice fl the chair and B. T.
I11leg secretary. IL vas agreed TO appoint 4 can
VasSiLg committee OF Q members including The
ChaiiE-a1, 10 obtain definite Information as to
the Number OF Maine voters who desire to 20
home 10 the election, anu also arrange for leaves
CT abs nee: also Committees on finance and
transportation, ana TO confer with the national
congressional committee In reference to cam
Oh the eauyasS!ng committee MaSSr5. H. G.
jacobs, ]. ". BapSon, j. \. VOse, Edwin Smith,
T. Speer, J. r. kilby, Benjamin Freeman ami
Z. L. dIten. The Comn4sI tee 10 confer VITA
The congressional committee consists OF NeSSrs
George w. Pratt. Is. 4. Hanley n. \. Robbins
and u Chairman The appointment OF the
...r,,,,,,,,, Oh finance was deferred Until Jne
next meeting.
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THIS WEEK.

THIS WEEK,
ONE SPLENDID LOT MISSES, FIJLIFASy
TONED. EXTRA FINE QUALIFY
FANCY HOSE,
AT Is CENTS PER PAIR
ONE LOT LADIES' FULL-FAsHIoNEp. EXTRA
LONG AND EXTRA FINE BALBRIGGANs,
AT Is CENTS PER PAIR.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES' EXTRA
FINE PIN-sTRIPED FANCY HOSE.
AT CT CESTs-a Decided BARGAIN.
ONE LOT OF VERY LARGE, EXCELLENT
QUALITY HONEYCoMB TOWELS AND
UNBLEACHED HUCK TOWELS,
Warranted All Linen.l
AT 81 so PER Doz.
On our OPEN counters We place conspicuousIy some
NOTABLE BARGAINS NOW IN SUMMER
GOODS,
Which We prefer to give onr citizens the fulIes.
advantage of rather than offer them
another season.
EARLIEST PURCHASERS SECURE THE BEST,
Before stock taking and removal into Iaryer
premises.
ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
.c5 and 200 Market Space.
WOODWARD. LoTHROP G COCHRANE.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,e
WASHINGTON. August .. 1850.
Fer the Middle Atlantic states, increasing
Cloudin eSS, followed BY occasional rain, SOUTH
westerly winds ia the northern part, nearly
stationary temperature. stationary or lover
barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following 81 the Feading5 OF the tnerlnom
eter ar the Si-Esl OEIec during the day a m.
g. I:s}5 AIN. 20; Il an. 10; . PIN, ST..
Maximum. II: minimum. G2. D.
Yesterday, Sunday, August s. the tharmo-
meter al the Signal Office. tn this city. stood as
follows am. &C: $50 IT,. II = II am. S2c;
ppm $40; pm. .?o: pm. 10; II PIN,
SO. Maximum. S39 minimum. &c.
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THE ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF 1916 met Satur-
day evening. MI. NJ. ID. Months took the chair
4 resolution was adopted declaring that While
the association was not organized for political
mend 10 the votes of soldiers the friends of
their interest in preference to their opponents
and ayOwed enemies Further, that the repub-
nCan leaders In both Houses OF Congress- fol-
lowed by the rank and file of their party with
Two CT three honorable exceptions. have sought
to degrade the soldiers in their old age to the
level OF pauperS. The resolutions passed at the
last meeting were declared perfectly regular.
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TRY that cottage cheese from any of the Al
deTnty Dairy wagons or sales rooms, made from
cream. =. X. Ward.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Nathaniel Carusi, trustee, to Eugene Carusi,
lot 81, So 30; $4,000. W. S. Crown to Nj. c.
j. Middleton 10 Edward BaWsel, lot Z, So. 500;
- SOC. j. +. Green 10 VIM. Jones, part s., so.
l9i; f4is. Joseph Williams to L. A. Bartlett,
lots IS, n, So. s. and Il, So $50; $500. b. F.
2l+: $4,000. Same to c. l. Garfield ct al, lot 65,
% III; i, goo. G. +. Hardin, trustee, to Vim.
alker, part !, so. 1860; 800.
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CITY ITEMS.
L0 )nLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC Will not diSao
point you. Try it, costs 80 cents

Lo )HLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC Will not diSap-
point you. Try it, costs 80 cents.
FROM EMINENT DR.. C. e. CLARK, OswgGo
n. VI have made sufficient experiments OF
COlde3l'S LjebigS Liquid Extract or Beef AMI
Tonic InciJ0rdtoT, to enable me to say il is by
far the best Of all the preparations of the kind
food and tonic) that have ever used. TO the
sufferer OF chronic diseases. OR the convaleScent
it is invaluable, being both nourishing and
strengthening. Sold by all druggists and
grCceTS.
Thickens Thin Hair, Gives 1t New Life.
London Hair Restorer. Insures new growth
London Hair Restorer. Restores the color.
Loldon Hair Restorer Exquisite dressing.
LONDON Hair ReStorer. Not sticky or gummy
bur clean and totally different from all others.
Price I5c. bottles, 81 Ask your druggist for
it.
SWayne's Ointment Cures Itchina. Pile..
Itching Piles. perspIration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. fails.
Also cures letter, pimples and all skin dis
eases.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
orders.
DR.. HARTLEYs great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists jy3I-S mSw,rn
"BUcHuPABIA"-Quick, compete cure "A TO
days; al urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
Fer washington at $50 Pa ave.
"koUGH ON RArs"-Ask druggist for It. It
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. l5c
s COX; Tor Washington at $50 Pa avenue
"ALDERNBY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
cnurned every morning. and delivered In = los.
WARD prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per ct.
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Thick ems Thin Hair, Gives 1t New Lift. Il.


DIR. HARTLEYS great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists iy3I-smSw,m
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10 HsFEISESS without bcdlth-if ali else h:.3
iaLLed. ~ The waters .. RawIey Spcinss VI I
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos,
NJ. Collins and Mary E. Winkler, both OF Laurel.
Nd; robert i. Blanks and Eugenia c. Faux
ner, 10th OF Columbia, La; MarcelluS Wade
and Florence Queen.
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4 CcL0EFD PREACHERS SKULL FRACTURED
BY JEALOUS llUsBAND.-IIenry Bell. a coIored
preacher or the Methodist Church was seriously
Injured In ali assault On him by George Nichols
colored, Saturday night on New York avenue,
near New jersey avenue Bell was walking
WIN Nichols wife when Nichols met them and
peat Bell with heavy stick over the head,
Bel was taken to his home on Ridge street, and
Nichols was subsequently arrested by Off GERS in
Bell, says he can hardly recover, his skull haV-
Ing been fractured.
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"BUCRuPABIA"-Quick,c complete cure TO 6
DAYS al urinary complaints; s., at druggists
Fer Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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''RoUGH ON RATS. Ask druggist for Il. it
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
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BRILLIANT WEDDING AT THE METROPOLITAN N.
E. CHURCH.-The daughter of Hon. a. w. Faux
ner, OF Columbia, La, was yesterday married to
Mr., Robert b. Blanks. OF Columbia, La, at the
aforementioned church. Both parties are
among the first families In the state, and well
known, Col. Faulkner having been a member OF
the state legislature for a number OF years
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. SamI
Kramer In solemn and impressive manner, In
the presence OF about 300 people. :.
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"ALDERNBY WAGONS n-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning and delivered In = los
ward prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per ct.
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SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Our Mystery" SHIRT, at rs cents. unfinished,
was ,rGg below present prices. Our mystery"
SHIRT finished, is the cheapest Shirt In the world
ished, 80 cents Our LINEN COLLARS. latest
styles, at 81 50 per dozen, IS good is usually
Sold at 81. 90. Our Silk NECkWEAR bests the
world in quality and price Our Silk sOARFS, at
rs cents, good any other house sells at 80
cents. Our 81 cent SCARFS are as good as is sold
for 81. Is by the trade generally.
MEGINVISS',
ep3O 1902 r street northwest.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
bed meeting saturday evening at Grand Army
hail, at hicn were present many OF the most
active and determined workers. A campaign
committee, consisting OF one from each district.
was appointed, which Will aid the national. con-
g:essioDal anu state committees In the election
OF the national ticket. Much enthusiasm was
manifested, and all Massachusetts voters were
invited to take part in helping the association
IL lis work. The campaign committee consists
OF the following named gentlemen p
Lothrop, A. j. Cunning, w. l.. Schmalhoff A.
IibbettS, 4. Z. Floyd. L. S. Pike. a. Horton a.
II. Sbattuck, u. w. Louis, y. Cottle and L. Kar-
Ie!es. Mr.. ). +. Faunce, president OF the asso-
cation, was added TO the committee.
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VOUn HnAD Is THE BEST PART OF YOUR
Il boiy. For All diseases Of the Hair and SCALP
twenty yesrs experience 6l6 9th ct. OPP Us.
Patent f1ce. Ulo