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violin solo followed. by Miss Nellie
Uaell. . pretty ehiid of II years. sad this
sss followed By reciiatioas by Asster De
Wore and Ars. Asg Belle somnerslils. two
bright little tots OF about tour years OF age.
The little people ezptisatst the audiences 81
tue charming manner IN which they gave
their cute readings Of The BzDy" and s'bo
Peep" David Forber sang Tine Devils
Drraaf N.th nns edSct.
Mrs a. ). BENJAMIN. az Portland. then
delivered the President address. As follows.
Esriy in the lAst week OF March, in Wash
inston. MAS gathered the most remarkabis
convention OF women thar has ever been
brought together. There vese women Of
fourteen natlonxlities- They were there for
the enlightenment aud further civilization
OF men. That was not their avowec inten-
tion. but Is NV own construction.
Toe Mayor Of Argonia. KAN. 10 . woman
and shs has been we'll written up oy one of
the whissy ring that elected her. He says
tnst Mrs. 5aiter actually drove him out OF
town. He could buy neither beer. cider or
whisky. so hs rnAlly left. In Osca loosa.
Iowa. the school board IL composed entirely
| OF women Enj implicit contl ience in the m
| Iaey perform the duties OF their OH :e and
| hAvs lost none Of the attributes OF the more
gentle sex. They &C, like ladies. Wash
inston Territory and 9th sr places. wherever
I have seen women ia Office. they are As
gentle. quiet and ladylike a. any women.
It - not my intention TO trespass on the re-
| ports of the various officers of our nion by
| giving reports. But IL Is necessary for the
! local Unions To help the National Union.
| Frances +. Willard is as much yoor Pres-
| dent a. is Jane NJ. Smith, who presides over
your Union. aud The Massive Temperance
| Temple. which will stand twelve stories
high. is as much your temple as if il were
built on your little square IN your town in
stead Of in Chicago.
| Mrs Benjamin gave a mastery resume OF
the work OF the Temperance Publication
Association. WI ich Was organized in Cal
| csgo In 1852. The stock is held exclusively
| by women aud pays good dividends. No
man can buy q share in il at any price
| though as soon As they saw there was
money IN IL they were ready 10 buy. Or
| and after MAY Z, the Fifth Congressional
| district bv law two counties will tie pro-
hioitory and two under tax law. She closed
| with an exhaustive review of the workings
Of the w c. L. L. in all its branches.
| The programme for tomorrow Is an ex.
| haustive one and is as follows:
| WEDNESDAY MORNING. o. CLOCK A. NJ
Devo.ons. led By ars. II. l.. Van Olinda Hob
| LAM
Reading OF Minutes
| Report o. Con- nittee Of Credentials
Report of Vie Presidents drs n. A. Mills
| pausn Pian veil, and Mr. p. A. Clark, Whitney
| vine.
Paper Temperance Mothers and Drunken
ne Mrs. L. Buck, of Geo; is Springs.
| Disscu~ioa-
M.scelane Gus BUSINESS.
O'CLOCK p. n.
Promise Meeting. led by Mrs. A. 8. Parish
| Grandv IL.
Reading OF MINUTES
suppie men ed with discourse By Mrs. J. b. Roe
| Porlani.
Recitation, ''she Sails by the stars''-Miss For
| Shu k
Reports of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss L
| j. NewcOmb, opriBg Lake. hin1ergar garten. Ms.
| Clara Wheeler. sJrand Rapids.
Kin ieEgsltsn n Work IN Public Schools, Mis-.
Lucy Bette, Grand napids.
80 O'CLOCK P. ".
Muse.
Devotions led by Rev. II. J. Powell. sprin
La
Awarding Of Prizes By District Pre- ident-Firs
| prize To Grand Ia ids Industiiat Scnool. seconC
prize To fennvllle band of Hope of Red an
Blue Ca lie s: third prIze to Loyal Tempern &C
| Legion, Burnps Corner
Report of Is, by the Superinte ldent, Miss
| J. Newcoub, spring Lake.
Chorus, battle hymn OF the Us.
MEDAL CONTEST.
Recitatinns-
Duet, Mrs Willard Gilkey AMI Miss Ada Curti
! PIainwe l.
| REGULATIONS.
Violin solo, Miss Nellie Udell. Grand Rapids.
REGULATIONS.
} DuetI, Mis- Lizzie Kuhl and Mr.. G. C. Kno,
Graud Rapids
. Eec tatiOns.
Muic-Qusrette, Mrs. Campau, Miss Utle,
Mr.. Aorehead and Mr.. Eddy.
Awarding OF medal.
Collection
BenediLtion