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BOOKS. DC.

FTNhE HANDY COMPANION
Il For Constant Use,
perts. 2Sc. ~
JOYFUL LAYS the newest and best q music
book ~ - - N~S's
CRoQUET from one to five dollars
my2s {. &. PUkSELl. Bookseller AIS 9th ST NV
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Eurnet,,s Cecoaine.

l3urNett's CGcOaine.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING.
1t Kills dandruff, allayS irritation, and promotes
vigorous growth OF the Hair.
BurnettS Flavoring Extracts are Invariably &C
knOWiedged the pureSt and best.
Gushing Process Liquors Cor Medicinal
use; warranted chemically pure: sold by all drug
gists Jas. F. MCGEE, sole agent 40l NV. tu I'm
LundbOrg's Perfume, Edema 60
Lundborg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rosa 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley. go
J. Nj. Laroquc's EIixcr of Calisaya
Has. for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people, and tnCorsed by eminent ply
scianS the best tonic and invigorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated. all find it
TO give new life. v1gor and happiness. Parttcu-
larry lady'S medicine 81 bottle. Sold 10y drug
gistS. w. L. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tuLh,s-6m
Oyster Arrivals Daily.
621 Is street northwest. hard and soft crabs Lynn
haven OYSTERS CherrystOne oysters, New York
oysters, Frogs, Little Neck clans and CLAIMS. Fam
lilies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young
snapper terrapinS, at Whites. IA
Furs Received OF. Storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire.
I'm b. II. STINEMETZ & son, 1897 Penna. ave.
"AEGerney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-pOund "Ward' prints, Acc per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, Butter1niIk ana Sweet
MIX, &c. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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The Middleton Failure.

NO sTArENKNT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE BANK YET
PREPARED.
NessrS D. ". and 5. E Middleton were both at
the bank this morning examining the condition of
affairs and consulting with few OF the creditors.
1t Was stated that 1t would be impossible for Mr..
Green 70 prepare the promised statement for prob
ably week Most OF his time has been occupied In
aQaKPr1nv
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, ID. C.. June B. ISL. q,3D q. m. I


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 3, lsS4 $50 a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, light winds generally from south TO west,
Aearly stationary temperature in southern and
central portions. slight fall in extreme northern
Portion Generally fair weather Is indicated for
New England the middle Atlantic states on We'd
nesday with slight changes In temperature
PARTIES leaving the city for the summer are adj
Nsed TO leave the family silver in trunk with the
National safe Deposit Co., corner 18th street and
New York avenue, or rent small safe for nom
nal charge, and place bonds or other valuable
papers therein
EVERY neat housekeeper In America should use
oapolio; in fact, most OF them do.
Buy the latest encyclopaedia on the best terms
- addressing Cyclic, Star Office
--~
FIRSr-CLASS CUSTOM-NADE fat mems clothing,
partly worn, sold at extraordinary cheap prices. at
JuSths Old stand, 6l9 street northwest Cut this
out
READ HowE'S Business School, Educational column
1t REMINDS one Of q circus to see the rush at
francs, one price, cor. 9TH and streets
GENTLKAENs elegant balbriggan shirts and draw
ers, SOC, India linens, 1211c, just received Brod'
head s Co., 9O7 f st.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Warmer Weather.


Mems Ventilated Nutria and Pearl Hats So So
Pearl and Nutria Hats, Brown Bands Sc to 8;
New styles fine, light coiored, soft FeltS,
Manila and Mackinaw Stravs, new shapes,
Best 15c. and 81 Straw HAS in washington.
Immense stock OF Boys and Children'S Soc. 15c.
and 81 Straw Hats in all styles and colorS. Chill
drenS Shade Hats 10c. and 15c. at r. c. Lewis go
9TH street, between and X streets northwest
n. B.-Pr1ce plainly marked In each hat
What Twenty-Five Cents Will Buy.
Two dozen Gentlemen's fine white ties,
Two dozen fancy Percale ties,
Two fine linen Collars, any style you want.
Two fine linen Hdkfs, white or fancy Border,
Two pairs fine Brown French half Hose,
Two pairs fine Fancy half hose, fast colorS,
Two pairs fine Balbrtggan half hose,
Three beautiful Percale fiat ScarfS,
One pair Gentlemens fine Isle Gloves,
one pair excellent SUspenders,
One fine gauZe under shirt, half sleeves,
One pair fine ply linen cuffs: styles,
One half Dozen White lawn bows,
and many other useful articles "too numerous to
mention" at X. c. Lewis, go Seventh ST. bet. and
knw.
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SUMNER Silks
Fine Summer silks from s7k cents MP
Plain Gro Grain silks in all shAdrs 81 &c ana n
Our entire stock u WOODEN Drsee Fabrics v1il b
closed out IL prime Cost
WHITE 0ooD0
Fine Dmity lawn ne luc
Fine India linen at L. " Is Is 20 IS 80 % ana SOC
Fine Persian Lawn from 70 TO Soc
In fact stock Goods embraces every rooA
thing known IN the market st the very lowest pr1ces
Prasols and Sun Umbrellas Of Al kinds and prices
J. A. LUTTRELL 4 CO.,
my3I el7 Market sr.o>
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New Spnrsa GooDa
WE WILL OFFER THIS wEFR eprrTAy nan.
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS SILK oRENADrNER.
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WOODEN DREes GOODS II
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN LAWER 6ATTEEN2
SILK AND Isle HoSE LINEN SHEETIN06 AID
Pll1OM LINENS, DAAASK TABLEC1OTHo AID
svs-s@ ao6I mo 90. spy ssA
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Hats for Wen

Hats for Wen.
hats for boys and hats for children. Cheaper than
the cheapest, at Francs. one Price cor. 9TH and D.
SUNDAY NIGHT a colored man. named Christie
pher Columbus fell from hay loft in the stable OF
No 2029 b street northwest and received severe in
jurieS. He was removed to Freedman's hospital in
the police ambulance.
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Condensed Locals.

R o. Hoffman sold at auction yesterday after
noon lots and 10, square 470, east side OF 9TH
street southwest, between and E. 90 feet front by
. depth OF 122 feet, TO solomon Sugenheimer Tor
twenty-one cents square foot.
sssc,a,,nn az VI ane ha MEMS
Joseph 3. Ager was elected president, vice MIR.
Robert 4. Roberts, resigned. 1t Was decided TO
form an association OF producers, without the
dealers
The directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
have reduced the presidents salary TO $4,000, and
postponed the election TO December.
Moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall by the
young folks OF the Universaist society Tomorrow
evening. See advt.
Private Howe took to the eighth precinct station
last night white male infant, found in the front
yard or house on A street sOutheaSt--Last
night an unknown person left a white child about
two days old In the yestibule OF j. L. Barbour 5
house, No. IA 9Th street northwest. Both infants
were taken 10 the ST AIMS infant asylum
from Fredericksburg, Va, and vicinity, arrived
here yesterday and spent the afternoon sight-see-
At meeting of the National Rifles last evening"
nnal arrangements were made for the departure Tor
the company On its western trip next saturday
evening. Ninety members voted to go. The hon
orary members Will meet this evening.
MI. E j. Lockwood, who has been for several
years with the Virginia Midland railroad as
assistant ticket agent in this city, has been
appointed passenger agent OF the Great kenleSaw
route, with headquarters in this city.
Reese simpson was sent 10 Jail for one month, by
Judge Smell to-day, for stealing keg OF beer.
Mr. Louis A. Dent, OF the National Rifles, and
Miss Kate EStelle 1oSt, were married. at O'Clock
this morning, the residence of the brides mother
Mr.. VIM p. Boteier and Mr.. VIM. X. Ellis, both
members Of the National Rifles, of1ciated, with
two little cousins OF the bride, Misses Nettle and
Gertie Becker. The bride and groom left on the
1850 train for short bridal tour.
Mi. II. j. Ktntz, former owner OF Colonial Beach,
states that the reason that the second artillery Will
not make their encampment at Colonial Beach is
that Gen Hancock countermandA the arrange
ment that had been made on account OF there being
no facilities for Geographic communication with
Colonial Beach He denies that Colonial Beach is
unhealthy, or that the change OF plan was due TO
any alleged unhealthlnesS Of the place.
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NEW BOOKS-LIFE OF FREDERICK DENISON
~ by Maurice Marcus Aurrlius Antonius Watson
Chronicles of >ewgate: Arthur Griffith Bismarck in
tie Franco German War by Busch
Our Chancellor. Busch
Darwnisrn, by Sheppard
Life of Goethe. by Duntzer
Mental Evolution in Animals Romano
Public Life in ngland. Daryl
City OF Success. by Abbey.
Heart OF Africa. Baker
Body and Will Maudsley
Cur stock Fine Stationary ertrares all fhe ,noat
desirable styles Low used and prices as
the lowest W. II. MORRISON.
my {.5 Peiinsy yana avrnua
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Officer Elected.

The stockholders OF the Northern Liberty Market
company yesterday reelected the old board OF d.
rectors, as follows: Messrs- j. B. Wilson, William
B. Downing, J. NJ Hker, II. W. Wyrich, Christian
RUPERT, William A. Cook, r B. DERRICK, Edward
W. DOM and Frank p. Davis
The Franklin insurance company yesterday
elected directors as follows: James c. Mcclure,
James l. Norris, Charles 8. Bradley, Thomas E.
WaggaInan. DR.. Daniel Il. Clarke, DIR. j. NJ. Nc
Gala, DR.. W. z Roberts, II. b. Mcdonald, Joseph
H. Bradley, +. B. Mcclure, Joseph b. Hill and U. C..
Green.
The Georgetown Gas Light company yesterday
elected W. +. Seymour, president; q. W. Cropley,
secretary; j. ID. Cathell, superintendent, and the
following as directors: William Bucknell, Thomas
knowles, ) L. Brown, John ii. SmOOt, u. W. Crop
Ley, Robert p. Dodge and ID. F. Robinson.
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Exrra Silk EaccS Give

Extra Silk IaccS Given
with all Bicycle Shirts at Auerbachs, 9TH and H. 60
Young Mothers should get Wilsonia Teeth
Ing Necklace. SOotheS the nerves.. Secures Sleep
Druggists s,t,th-am
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Diver VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. MD. NOW
ii open. Saltwater bathing, boating. and -
fishing Accommodations first class. E1cel-YMY
lent table. Steamboat. railroad and tele- e
graz hc communication. Terms moderate. Special
rates to families. Hotel nicely shaded
te3-lm CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor.
THE ALL.IRE. SPRING LAKE BEACH. A. 4
= NJ: Elesant family hotel, AL modern v:MY
je5-tussi6t e-'s 0n' az E. NJ. RIcHAR6soN.A
(NHRYS1AL COTTAGE A.,k
u OCEAN bach. M NM3
Every appointment complete. Address for 1E.tx. i
terms, Mrs. MAHON je3- lm
NORWOOD HALL. SITUATED IN THE MOST
~ lovely part Of Asbury Park 100 va DIS from !. a
Deach Magnificent ocean visw. F1rst-claSs yr.Hh Y
accomm liations for l25 quests Special family
rates. NJ. J.. McCRAY, Box AL je5- I'm
(NAHILL HOUS ASBUIY PARK. n. J. OPENS
" June I'd. First-class in all its appointm uts.
Prect drainase Fire escapes For particulars address
NJ. d. HILL, Drawer No g. je3- 2m
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lures $S,7T3o The following trustees were elected.
HessrS Thomas J. Fisher, John McClelland and
Lewis Clephane.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
q o. r R., three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor. Monday, 21S head OF cattle
On on the market Best, g.. to64; good, 10 o..
1alr. ~ to5a.; medium, 10 81; ordinary 10 AZ.
LISA sheep and lambs on the market Old sheer:
70 5; lambs. D.: 10 COWS and calves up. selling
nom $50 70 $50 per head State OF the market:
lower. " OD "eAA' WIN prices i silaoe
James Franklin and Lum Coates two Young col
ored men, were on Good Hope Hill SUNDAY skv-
Coates said 10 Franklin, shoot" when Franklin
drew his revolver and shot. the bullet lodging In
Creek S leg. In the Police Court today Franklin
was lined 500 or months in Jail.
TEE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. THE WEEKLY
ErAs VIII be sent postpaid to any address in the
United states or Canada until after the presidential
election for Fifty cents IL is large eight-page
paper OF nfty-slx columns OF interesting reading
natter-political. miscellaneous personal, news
and gossip, etc send for sample copy
SALE OF LIBRARIEs-Thomas bowling auct,on
eer. has issued Catalogues OF severIi private
libraries, forming an unusually fine collection Of
some valuable medical and scientific books: com,
plete set OF the annals of Congress and ConGres-
sionai Globe. together with a collection OF works
on farming, nshlng, flowers, fruits and the nat
ural sciences" The books are now arranged for
examination See advertisement
CHOICE COLLECTION OF engravings and oliographs
nicely framed In good style Will be SOLD auction
by DuncanSOn Bros, tomorrow morning al 10
O'Clock and afternoon at O'Clock, at their sales
roomS Rare chance for lovers OF fine pictures.
See advertisement.
FINE STEE-PLATE ENGRAvrNGs-There are on
exhibition at Messrs. Walter b. Williams & Co 5,
corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue many
very interesting steel-plate engravings, richly
fes so syrfif Loom
mence tomorrow evening at O'Clock. IL Will be
py catalogue, without limit See advertisement
FINE OLD WHISTLES AND OTHER FINE GOODS AT
ACCTIoN--Mr Bowling will sell tomorrow, at hts
auction rooms, 1ne stock OF the above goods. The
attention OF private buyers and the trade is d.
rcteo 10 this SALE as It Is claimed 10 be rst-class
"a every particular. Sale Will commence at II
O'Clock precisely. -
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TO Make Salad

10 Make Salad
that is certain to please all tastes one need only
use Durkee'S Salad Dressing. Nothing to equal it
was ever offered, and none so popular. 1t is a
superb table sauce. 60
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DACKACHE. sTfrCHEs IN THE SIDE. IMITATION
and soreness of the bowels symptoms of dis
ordered state of the digestive ard assimiatve
which can be promptly and thoroughly by the
Of Ayers Cathartic fils As dinner pills. and as
aids to digestion. they have equal They con-
stlpaton- je3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

Buy the latest encyclopaedia on the best terms
- addressing Cyclic, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

EVERY neat housekeeper In America should use
oapolio; in fact, NEST OF them do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03
READ HowE's Business school, educational column

1T REMINDS one OF circus to see the rush at
francs, one price, cor. 9Th and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-03

GENTLEMEN's elegant balbriggan shirts and draw
ers, Soc India linens, l251c, just received Brod'
head & Co., 9O1 St
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CHOICE COLLECTION OF engravings and olfographs.
nicely framed In good style, will be SOLD at auction
by DuncansOn Bros, tomorrow morning al 10
O'Clock and afternoon at O'Clock, at their sales
rooms Rare chance for lovers OF fine pictures.
See advertisement
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Splendid Checked NAINSooK at &c.; better ecods -
12Lc worth 2oc. Victoria LAWN 1t 12Ac. nearly
yard wide: this is the usual 20-cent quality. India
LINEN at l2hc, l5c., lsc. 20c. and 25c- cese
fines quality Gray BEIGE. 62Acts.; worth goa ]
case ~ inches wide finest Black and White PLAID.
45cts reduced from s. hcts. 80 cases LAWNS. all a
this seasons styles GlNGHAMs IN endless varasey.
much below former priceA
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THIRD FLOOR.

Accessible by OTIS finest Elevator We hefs So
ing the balance Of the stocks Of Meosr Mtcheu and
Ker bought from their assigned
Thousands Of Remnants Of every dsscrptioo ss oos.
third their cost
Scases small figured LAWNS, fast coors C. Splend,d
yard-wid Brown COTTON 5cts. and fhouasnds a
useful articles generally found In nrst-clsss Dry
Goods store A call viii pay anybody, even II shs
goods not wanted until Fau. - such cnaoos
may never occur again.
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TENHE KENSING TON, SARATOGAA,h
Il SPRINGS, n. Y-This beautifully located vETAY
and tirstclass hotel will commence it's thir
season JUNE I4TH Being few hundred feet Il the
thoroughfare Union avenue-the finest drive in
togaand overlooking Congress rk mnkes it especially
and Proprietor; also Propr Coleman House, New York
and Elie Railway Dining Hall. Hornellsville, \. Y.
For terms address Coleman house. n. Y, until June
10Th. niy29- I'm
GTAFTORD HOUSE AND READ COTTAGES. AT
y LANIIC CITY, \. J.-Open all the Year. he House
las been entirely refurnished and under new
mt offers tirs,-class accommodations Address j. Il
hUGILL. Proprietor. my23- 3m
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The attention Of purchasers OF real estate Is
called 10 the asstgnees sale at auction OF two
three-story frame houses and lot on the east side
of 18th street, between and streets northwest
at O'Clock A good chance for Investment
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

OUR eyesight adjusted. Hempler's. 453 Paave.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23
Poem by Rev. W. d. Lemon Fa
Their of Mrs. M. L. Wells.

This little poem, taken from the
Union Signal, will be of special in
terest to our West Virginia w. G.
T. u, because the father of Mrs.
Wells was formerly resident of
this State, and his daughter is
soon to come into our midst, the
standard bearer of our blessed Cos
pei of Temperance.
Forty years ago, these little YER
ses were written by a beloved min
ister,-a father in the gospel-Rev.
w. D. Lemon, father of our Indi-
ana president, Mrs. M. L. Wells.
They read like prophecy:
Oh who will unite with the temperance
band,
To spread sober habits all over the land
o, come to the life boat by signing the
pledge;
You'll find it about you beautiful hedge
o, come while there's hope, and give us
your hand,
United in peace with the temperance band
o, American women arise in your might!
To you we must look for the dawning OF
light;
To you we must come and assistance
implore,
Your influence, your faith, your prayers
ah, more
May God speed the day and speed it He will
When your hand shall destroy the snake
of the still.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23
Charleston w. C. L. g.

The editors Charleston letter in
late FREEMAN contained an
account of the meeting at the Kan
awha Presbyterian church, at
which the first w. C, T. U. in our
future Capital was organized, with
the efficient help of our State Tenn
perance Agent, DR.. Warner.
The following are the officers
elected, to serve till the regular
election in May:
President, Rev. T. C. johnson.
Vice Presidents, M. E. Church,
Mrs. S. F. Blundon; Kanawha
Presbyterian, Mrs. E. L. Butrick;
First Presbyterian, Mrs. Rev. J. C,
Barr; M. E. South, Mrs. Rev. J,
w. Hampton Protestant Episco-
pal, Mrs. Birmingham; Baptist,
Mrs. J. E. Middleton.
Rec. Secy., Mrs. A. Allen.
Cor. Secy., Mrs. c. Behymer.
Treasurer, Mrs. L. Forsythe.
x x Adjourned to meet in two
weeks at State Street M. E. Church.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23
The DO-NOthings.

Strange as it may seem, in view
of all that woman has suffered, the
do nothings are not all men. How
any woman can sit at ease while
her own children are being borne
on in this current of sin, soon to
reach the vortex of destruction, is
something [ cannot understand.
How dead the heart must be!
Though woman cannot vote on
this question she can mould the
conscience of the nation and make
men vote as she pleases. If this
traffic is not stopped the sin will
rest largely on her shoulders. O,
sisters, think of your responsible
ty. why stand ye here idle ?"
The harvest is white; join the
faithful laborers, and soon the
shout of victory will roll all over
our fair land.-Sigaal.
There are those in West Virginia
whom this concerns. We hope
they will read and appropriate.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23

the testimony that it is good to be
there. We learn that Rev. Mr..
Maydwell is to take charge OF the
meetings on Tuesday afternoons.
We trust the gentlemen who can
do so, will avail themselves of the
benefits of these services. We think
if our Rev. Brother were to speak
his mind he would join not only in
our invitation, but in the appeal
of St. Paul, 81 entreat thee also,
help those women which labored
with me in the gospel"
To the ladies of the Union, old
and young, and to those who are
not yet members, but who love our
Lord Jesus Christ, and to all who
ought to love Him and His cause,
no special invitation should be
necessary. A MEMBER"
Ask your city editors for space in
their columns to make all an
nouncements. Give them brief &C
counts of your monthly meetings.
The Recording Secretary should do
this. Furnish them from time to
time, with items of news CLEANED
from the State and National field.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-23
Good Cheer from the RayenswOOd
Workers.
RAvENswooD, W. VA.
April 10 1894

April 10, 1904.
DEAR MRS. JOHNSON You Ger
tainly deserve, after the kindly in
terest you have taken in US, to
know something Of the movements
of our w. C. T. U.
Mother and l have been prevent
ed from writing you by sickness
in the family, and suppose our
Secy. likewise, has some good ex-
cuse.
I suppose that Miss Bette De-
vol told you that it was impossible
for US to work up social while she
was here. This was very unfor-
tunate for US, for Miss Bettie's pop
ularity here, as we'll as her talents
would have helped us out nicely.
But the Executive Committee, at
their last meeting, decided to have
one the 22nd of this month. At
that time a Ministerial Associa-
tion will be held here in the M. E.
Church, and among the number
expected we will certainly find en-
thusiastic temperance men who
will help US.
A Temperance Mass Meeting
will be held early in the evening
Immediately after the meeting
the Social will begin in the Hall.
[ will try and have some one write
it up for you,
Miss Emma Harpold and Miss
Ella Rudman were appointed a
committee on Circulation of Tenn
perance Literature. They are ready
to canvass for the FREEMAN when
you send sample copies.
know you are interested in my
Band of Hope, SO I must tell you
something about it. I've had three
juvenile meetings, and have thir-
ty-fve boys enrolled in the "Cold
Water Army" with Morgantow n
cadet to drill them in military tao
tics. l have not presented the
pledge yet-though we never lose
sight of it. think l must wait
for Mrs, M. L. Wells or someone
else that you may send, to do that.
By that time | am sure my boys
can sign it intelligently.
Hoping to hear from you soon
we always get inspiration from
your letters,
I am very sincerely yours,
IDA M, TAYLOR.