The National tribune., 1895-06-06
ON TO LOUISVILLE.

DEAR FRIENDS: The time draws near fo
our Sixth Annual Encampment. and our pros
poets very bright for the most glorious Re
union We have ever had. / am afraid Their,
! will not be even standing-room in Louisvill.
next September.
] have secured Headquarters which I an
sure will be acceptable, at 81 per day, including
! two meals, breakfast aud supper.
The quarters are central. convenient to the
various cRr-lines, and quite close TO the church
which our good Baptist friends have consented
IL cur using foe the entertainment.
The lady with whom will stop asks that
each one who intends lodging with her will
send 81 as guaranty, the money TO be placed
TO the credit OF your account, or to be refunded
/ IN you do not come.
This secures You AZ well as her. and hope
/ you will all respond Immediately, as the ca
| psciiy Of her house is limited, and we will of
course give the preference TO those who apply
! first ID order, the others to be located ia the
neighborbood.
| The money can be sent TO me- will credit
the sender and turn the money over 10 tho
lady, Miss Sicholson, 425 East Gray street
Lot nae thank all those who have consented
10 take part in the entertainment, especially
those from Ohio, who responded unan N usly.
There is still space for few more on the pro-
gram. and ! would like TO hear from others in
different States. IL yof will give us music or
recitatiOns please let me hear from yoa .. once.
oar entertainment has been well advertised,
and we will have = full lecture-room. Ii is TO
be good old Jubilee program. Misses Grace
aud Della Reyes viii give Us piano duet
Miss Dell Adams will recite for u.s. Brother
Neaderhauser will tell us what patriotism
means. Mrs. Lenore Sherwood and Mics Zoe
Owen, whose lovely voices many of us have
listened 10 with pleasure. will probably be with
US aud add much TO the success OF our enter
tainDent.
Aad there is one feature that am sure will
be bresthlessly awaited by US girls. j nave
prevailed upon the bachelor contingent to read
. paper on Why I'm Single"
We now have the rare opportunity 10 learn
tie reason of Brother Seaman's ineypIicable
aio0iBess" Then. armed with our inlofpa-
ton-weil. you all know what next year is. And
friend HargrOve, That cynical and crusty old
fellow, will speak at length for our entertain
9cnt.
VIII not few more of orr younr bachelors
volunteer talk or paper on Why I'm SinylenP
We want the papers to DO short aud bright
FRIEND Hargrove suggested that the old maids
Inform US why they are single With all due
respect 10 our honored Secretary's knowledge.
he VIII please understand, once for all, that the
Loyal Home Workers contains no old maids.
we girls owe Lifetime Interest in the foun-
tam OF perpetual youth.
There is no reason why we should not have
a large number Of delegates. considering the
reasonable board rates and the railroad rates.
which have been fixed at one cont mile.
Then, too, The NATIONAL TRIBUNE offers
Special inducements on another page OF which
some OF you may take advantage Let us all
be present, and by our presence support the
cause to which we are pledged.
VIII write concerning the prospective ex-
cDrsiOn 10 MANN 9th Cave as soon as can get
fuH Information about rates, etc, aud want
you al! 10 join US. i think we seldom regret
the money we invest in travel and sightseeing,
Send on your name and SECURE your cot at Head
quarters. Loyalty
Georgia 4. Martin, 5loGFay street.