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The herald., 1895-04-18
POLAND Address
r ROCK BARTHOLOMEW & CO.,
WATER 2is W. FIRST ST
LIN Telephone 11Ol

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS BUILDING
l materials, etc. etc. United states In.
dian Industrial school, Phoenix. Ariz., April
posals for buildings. etc, as the case may be
and addressed to the undo rsigne at Pho.aix
Ariz. will be rece. we'd at this school until | p,
m. of saturday. April Z7th, 1895, for (ll fur
nishing the necessary materials and labor to
erect aud complete one frame dormitory biild
ing. one frame hospital building AMI one
frame employees quarters: u, materials and
labor to complete water works and sewerage
systems, and 81 assorted lumber, doors, VIII
dows hardware etc.. for general repairs. ETC..
with the plans and specifications which may
be examined in the Office of this newspaper
and of the Phoenix school.
Proposals for the erection OF the buildings
must state the length of time proposed to Be
consumed in construction. form of pro-
posal is attached to the specifications for the
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
or any part of any bid if deemed for the best
interest of the service.
The attention Of bidders is invited to the Act
OF Congress, approved August l, 1892, entitled
"An Act relating 10 the limitation of the hours
OF daily service OF laborers and mechanics en-
States and Of the district Of Columbia" also
to the Act OF Congress approved August l3
1894, entitled IAN Act for the protection OF
persons furnishing materials aud labor for the
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
states depository or upon solvent eMe nst ateI
bank in the vicinity of the residence
of the bidder, made payable to the or.
der of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for
at east five per cent OF the amount OF the pro
posal, which check or draft will be forfeited to
the United States in case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail to properly ex-
ecute a contract with good and sufficient sure.
ties, otherwise to be returned to the bidder
Bids accom- panied by cash in lieu Of certified
checks will not be considered.
For auy further information apply TO
HARDWOOD HALL,
CT aorix. Ia. H.
The herald., 1895-04-18
HOTEL GREEN
Still Well Filled with Former Guests of the
RAYMOND

Raymond
PASADENA, April 17.-Many of the
former guests of the Raymond are still at
the hotel, though some of them have gone
TO Los Angeles to witness La Fiesta, While
others are preparing to visit the Flower
Festival at Santa Barbara.
Among the arrivals are J. W. Allyne
and wife, Miss Allyne, Miss E. W. Allyne,
Isaac n. Walter, wife and family, E.
Greenbaum San Francisco; Miss J Stan
ford, Oakland: J. W. Stanford, Warm
Spring; Albert Hagan, Seattle, Wash !;
A. f. Mutt, San Diego; K. NJ. Canter
Phoenix, Ariz.
The herald., 1895-04-18

Public meetings of the Social Labor
Party will be held every first and third
Tuesday evening of the month at the
Council of Labor Hail, 175 North Spring
street.
The herald., 1895-04-18
Line of March

The parade Will start promptly at 10 a.
m. from the corner OF SFourtn and Main
streets. thence ON Main to First, thence
10 S.,ring, thence to Third, thence TO
broadway, thence to Sixth, thence to Hill,
thence to Fifth thence 10 Olive, thence
10 Sixth. thence TO Hill. tuence 10 re-
viewing stand, where Salute TO the F.as
VIII be given and the natlona! hymn VIII
be sung in grand chorus.
Organ cation of Parade
Il Joon o Police.
Band
Director General and Aides.
Merchants, AssCclat4on.
Band. -s--
superintendent of s, hools and Aides.
Members o. Board I'll Education.
The herald., 1895-04-18

The bidder should attach list to his or their
bid or bias specifying. the price per foot.
pipe materials. etc, and assorted lumber,
doors. windows, etc, referring to same in
their bid as "Per list her alto attached." AZ
The herald., 1895-04-18
Yale'S
Skin
(. Food

Removes wrinklesand all traces
of age. 1t feeds through the
pores and builds up the fatty
membranes and wasted tissues,
nourishes the shriveled and
shrunken skin, tones and in
vigorates the nerves and mus
cles, enriches the impoverished
blood vessels, and supplies
youth and elasticity to the act
ion of the skin. It's perfect.
Beware of substitutes and
counterfeits. Yale's Original
Skin Food, price $50 and 50.
At all drug stores.
NINE NJ. YALE. Health and Complexion
Specialist. Yale Temple of Beauty, lag state
street, Chicago. ~
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THE OLD RELIABLE'
n. H. FOSTER & co
THE PEOPLES STORE.
TOWNSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Co-Elucatonal Jonesvie, Union County, scssio
begins first Monday in September, 1895.
principals and of this school have decided place upon
higher grade efficiency and educational advantages than
before attained.
Our boarding such that all boarding pupils be
comfortably accommodated We have bows
All the students these buildings will be under the
the principals We have regular study hours not
allowed to loaf on the streets We only employ first class
school Christian but not aan The leading denominations rep.
resene faculty There each sule
required to attend the of his choice
Ihe school dvint three departments Primary
Academic On the completion of regular course
Diplomas granted. '
The Music Department will be under of
Hstructress Miss Anna lane graduate Salem
There Will be carried connection with the High Lit.
srary Society. o) ~
EAfENSES-Ltcrary Departments per month"; 81 Ss Mu-
SIC instrumental With of piano. $3.50 per co. Board
MONTH 500 Board and tuition payable student
Will be required to furnish sheets pillow towels
t r. r. % miles Columbia Sparauug ai heathyo
c'io" tue hei watering
,S
b. In9tals
FOR i'''"' information address JoncsvN High SCHOOL, SG(
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09

Union came near having a disastrous fire
last Sunday evening About five o clock the
Spencer Rice building on Main street and
next to the railroad was seen - be on fire in
the room occupied by DR.. Houston, the pat.
ent medicine man. 1t was burning very
rapidly, but fortunately had not male such
headway that it could not be extinguished,
having been discovered almost Immediately.
One of the partition walls was burned
neatly through and the whole room was -
burnt an biGckencl with smoke that it vii.
have to be overhaulcl.
The origin of the fire is not known. but
it is supposed to have ciught from lamp
that had been left burning, 1t was II mar
row escape. Had the fire been discovered
Il few minutes later there would have bcen
no hope oIsayiug the building.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
FINAL DISCHAR GE.

Noice il hereby given that James Long
administrator Of the Estate Of Mr.. Miriam
Long deceased, has applied to Jason NJ.
Greer Judge Of Probate in and for the Coun-
~ OF Union, for final discharge rs Admin.
iStrator.
lr Is ORDERED. That the 2Grh day Of Aug
u't y. ID. lS'1, he fixed for bearing of pc
ition, and Il final settlement Of sad Estate .
JASON NJ. GREER.
Probate Judge Union County
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Annual Picnic

The Scialia Sunday School will have the
picnic in the Bachelors Grove ut Scda.ia
on thursday Aug 10Th, Ihs public are
invited to attend and tring large baskets
tiled with good lhiugs. The following
speakers are especially lnviteI.
Rev B. q. CIitJrt
d. +. Boyi
=. j. D.acG man
l.. {. E2tli
G. G. Vaughn
We Il. liUmrhries
- W. Il. Niutrr
Mr.. j. Crudup
rtlgetts Greek, cross Keys, Prospect,
Brick Church. Flint Hill Sunday Scho OILS
AZ. invited and rcqu s'ci to scnl Il speaker
hosu each School.
E"~p"ctfml'y.
". T. BobJ Supt.
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Coumou Pleas.
Summons. Complajat Served.

Summons. Complajat Served.
w. Eugene Milford rs assignee of Albert
81. Means Jr. Pa'ut!if.
AGAISsr
Mbsrt Il. Means Sr. Sarah J. Archer.
Mamie T. Means. Jesse NJ. Thompson.
Maggie IL. Chnpman. Nolunia RI. Means.
bessie A. Ilcmtlsh. y. il0ltZh u2er.
W. I. Russell, }. a. Lie and 3 2yce Lee as
partners as j. =. Lee u Son, Defendants
To the Defcndcuts above named: You
are hereby summoned to answer the Com
plant in this action % which n copy is
herewith served upon you and to serve u
copy Of your answer on the said Complaint
with subscribers At their offices at Anderson,
S. G. or Union, :. c.. within twenty days
after the service hel eOf, exclusive of the day
OF service; and you fail to answer the
Comp aint within the tms aforesaid the
Plaintiff in this action will apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
BoNuAM u WATKINS.
SCuUMrERr & BUTLER.
Plaintiffs Attor neys.
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List Of Letters.

Remaining i'll the Postoftice a; Union, for
the week ending August 9th. 1895.
A. Is. Jones, Mr.. Willie Jones, Mr.. Jack
Jones, Mrs. Betsy Ann Rice, Mrs Matte
Head, Miss Mamie lIamcs, Rev A. Hcrn.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised and will be required
pay one cent tor their delivery.
Il. w. HARRIS. T. VI
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
Editor
POST OFFICE oiRECIvRY.

The p. o. will he opened for business
from 4 \. NJ. to 600 +. NJ.
The Money Order Department will he
opened for business fFgm . \. NJ. TO Z. Nj.
Nail going East will cl"sc rroMruy At
1910 =. NJ; going West l.10 7. NJ
Il. W. HARRIS. l.. NJ.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09

Last Friday was the dulIest day we have
had 1T Onion in 4 long time. Ihe streets
were as quiet as the early morning. Hardly
wagon passed during the whole day. One
solitary man brought in load of water
melons and kept them in the shade of tree
all day long, without any customers 50 far
as We could see, the moneyless street ur
chins clamberIug over aud fee. ing Of his
who mas becn III bI>iuc,s here mauy years
said ,nat it was tae IuncS, day he had even
seen. What was the clus.: Why, every.
body had gone to JUncsvItc.
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Dated July 81 1893.

Dated July - 1895.
Clerk of Court
T. Maggie Il. Chapman and Bessie NJ.
llcmti.h two OF the Defendents above
named. PLEASE take notice that the Com
plaint i'll the above stated action together
with the summons of which the foregoing is
a copy was filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Union County in State
of South Carolina At Union Court House on
the 10Th. day Of July 1895.
BoNuAM & WATKINS.
SCuEHrERT & BUTLER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July l.Gt
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-08-09
READY CASH

W. are neither ''resing sleeping oars" but
are wide awake and continually picking up Bargains
tor Cash Buyers uch they and will appreciate when
the season comes
AS a "starter we offering White Unlaundried
Dress Shirts Reinforced we'll made, and of pretty fair mate
rial too for 2:5 Gents.
Some people say they don't read advertisements Maybe
they don't read them all. We pity them fthey had to-
brt they read ourswe know they do They tell us so,
besides they come in and buy the things advertise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI N GTON.
2O9 Market street.
A Vast Collection of Bargain TrIumphs-
Positive Sensation at Our Store 10.
Morrow. Saturday. Aug. 3lst.
Here Are the Facts.
CORSET DAY SATURDAY.

CORSET DAY SATURDAY.
One lot OF Superior Corssts, long waist
cd. hooks. sizes IL to 2s. our price on
these were bOo. Saturday's price 800.
HERE'S ANOTHER.
Lot of long waisted oorsets. full 75c
value, In white and drab. superior whale.
bone. fancy lace trimmings. sizes Is to 28
Saturnay's price 47o.
Also ask to see the ''sonette" corset at
6S cents. :.
6sc Buys liza heavy crochet spreads. ex.
oepilonally line. close weave, pretty Mar.
settles palterns, actual value 6l.
4Sc One small lot OF comforts for single
beds at s8c, Call early.
HERE ARE WONDERS.
Good quality bleached muslln at 3sIc.
Extra soft finish bleached muslin, full
value &c yd, at $40.
Fine chevlot for shirtlngs, neat styles
to select from atS4o yd.
Sl.O9 Boys soIid leather shoes, London
toe dongola or grain topped at sl.o9
pair, wear warranted. /.
GREATESr OF ALL SHIRT SALES.
One lot. 80 dozen Mems percale launder
cd negligee shirts, 3 colors, constitute the
assortment. neat stylish shirt with .
separate collars and ouffs attached for 800
just think. One shirt. collars and cuffs.
all for 800. Full 75o value.
hERE ARE WORLD BEArERs.
20 dozen Boys waists, any size you
wanb, made nicely. guaranteed to lit at
lSc. Call early.
One lot of mems negligee soft shirts,
full S6 inches long, yoke back. custom cut
collar. full SOC value at $3.50.
Think OF meme excellent and durable
derby hats worth Sl % and SI. 80 at 63u.
New lot OF Chtldren's suits, ages 4 to IA
years. dreesy double breasted oheviots,
Worstede. cassimores md tricots at Sl.95.
FUN eB.S5 value. warranted all wool, also
wear guaranteed.
ONE ITEM TO MEET YOUR APPROVAL.
sl.44. Ladles' high top. fine dongola JUL.
cts with Trllby buttons. square toe,
patent leather tip. will wear well,
fun S2. 80 value. at &l.44.
2lo. lnfant shoes from size to 5. 2lc.
KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE HOURLY
SALES.
From to 10 a. m.
2Slc School slates, lirst quality. size 1OxS
at 29lo
4S4c. School slatos. fret quality. size l3x9,
at 44c.
| 2s1c. One roll ottoiet paper at 800
From 10 to IL u. IN.
| 2hc. We will place on sale at the above
hour only. JaInes Pyle's Celebrated
peurllne 2Nc. regular prlce SC.
| 4Ac. Ono lot OF iron Goa! ehovels at 49&c.
ldc, One lot Of galvanized pals, worth &c.
From IL to D. M.
274c. Good sizs scrubbing brushes worth
! Co.
A4c. Pine wood towl racks (complete)
worth 10c.
| From to 4 p. IN.
| $50. Sea Gull Baking Powder, 500.
| lM!. one bog OF nue cured pure leaf
smoking tobacco. wholesome
smoke for 40.
| N. b. Articles advertised In the hourly
sales. are 10 be sold only during the time
speclfsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
LOCAL DuTn.

Grover Cleveland gets four Thousand
one hundred and sixty-six dollars q month
for cunning and fishing, with the privi-
leGe of eating all he can catch. and having
good time generally, at place called
Gray Cables
The camp meeting at Ocean City, N. j.,
came to close on Thursday night, Presi
dent Lake at late hour declared the
camp meeting ended.
-Four persons have applied to jesse X.
Baylis to purchase his mantei and tile
business ut No. 7lS Market street. 1t Ia a
great opportunity for an enterprsng
mechanic OF business abilities. building
will boom.
st Luke's Episcopal Church. OF Chester.
will give al xsu. S. on 20 Gordon Heights
tomorrow night
The comu Ice Of the Old Folks Home
gave street car excursion on August %
for the benefit OF the Old Folks Home
which was SUCCESS, the com mittee maxi
Ing $22
Register of Wills Cooch this morning
granted letters testamentary upJn the
estate OF Patrick McKonGa to Hose Nc.
kenna.
Mr.. William F. Robinson who has boon
rusticating at Ocean Grove for tho past
two weeks returned home Inst evening,
His face and hands are burned as brown
as berry.
Mrs. Sharplass is visiting relatives in
West Chester.
Miss Sallie Miles OF West Chester In
Visiting friends In our city.
@. G. Brown with X. A Robinson & Co..
brokers is at his post of duty again to.
d8y. He wac indispussd yesterday su ffer.
ing from the extreme warm weather.
The only place In town to get good
wetermelons is at Smeltz & Co.'S, No. o
East Fourth street.
Hon. ii T. Belmon.'s condition IL such as
to cause considerable anxiety at Newport
X. l.
Miss Claia b. Boyce of this city left to
day Tor months vacation TO relative
aud friends OF Laurel.
Miss Estelle Dance has returned from
Nest Chester and is now visiting friends
In Pedricktown, N. j.
Misses Jennie and Lizzie Morrison are
visiting relatives In Pedrlcktown. N. j.
Herbert Brown Ia home at Elkton on
hls summer vacation.
Misses Eva and Mary Blackiston are
the guests OF Mrs. J. w. Jones, at Elkton,
Md
Ernest Halnes Is spending hie vacation
With his parents in ElRton. Nd.
The new church organ purchased from
john Brown oil our oity by the oongrega-
tion of the Bethany NJ. L. Church at POGO
moke City, Md. will be tried for the first
time on Sunday.
Tho now famous 'tparlor car pilotsn
| light will again come before the Board OF
fort Nardens OF philadelphia when they
convene on Monday next,
4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
FOOTPADS AT WORK.
A Laurel Barber Held Up at
the Foot of Orange
Street.
THE ROBBERS QUICKLY ESCAPED
white James r. Walker wa. enjoying an
early morning Stroll two Footpnds
rob him --<<

A couple OF days ago James F. Waller
disposed OF bis barber shop at Laurel.
Last evening he left the down State town
for Atlantic City, whore he intended to 40
to work as q harvest hand on the human
stubble Holds. When he reached thia city
this morning on the Norfolk express he
stopped of for the purpose OF paying
viait to his ANGLE, Jacob Wainwright, VINO
resides between here and New Castle.
He was ordered out OF the waiting room
at the depot and took walk along the
railroad tracks.
When near the foot OF Orange street
two men met him. They asked him for o
chew or tobacco. He told Them he did
not have any. They then toak his valise
from him and abstracted all his razors.
While one held revolver to his head the
otbe. man took OIL HE necktie and coat.
They then went through his pockets and
took lot Of trinkets aud some money.
After begging the men for some time
they gave him back his coat. Although
the man was sober at the time he could
not describe the men very clearly beyond
their compls xlon. The matter was re-.
ported to tho police shortly after o'clock
but the depart ment has very small hopes
OF capturing the daring 10 otpads.
Chief OF Police Dolan In speaking OF the
affair eaid he was surprised when he
heard about 1t. While such q thing is q
daily occurrence In other cities this is the
second that he remem Uers. II the police
had been notified right away and des-
cription OF the pads given there would be
no oubt but that they would now be be.
hind the bars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
a Furious storm.

There were many people In Wilmington
who would have wagered their last dollar
that yesterday was tile hottest day of the
summer. But 1t wasn't Tho excessive
humidity made the heat felt much more
than II the thermoneter had gotten above
the century mark on Il daY when the at.
mosphere was dry. All the morning and
afternoon clouds of varying sizs and
color hung low around the city and every
now and then thay would glow blacker
and paopie would imagine that thund or
storm was surely coming to give them
some relief from tho oppressive weIther
which they had been hayiag since Tues.
day night.
But prerto. change. and the clouds had
vanished. leaving no trace behind them
save an unwelcome addition to the hu.
midity OF tho atmosphere. which brought
the Precipitation out IN Wholesale uuautl.
ties upon tho skin and then was unable to
carry 1t OF by absorption from tho fact
that the surrounding air was just as m oist
as the skin and the garments which one
had on.
At half past the clouds gathered with
such presidency that there was a thunder
storm. While 1t lasted 1t was very much OF
thunder storm and of rain storm too.
1t lasted an hour. and all The while the
lightning flashed Wildly, the thunder
echosd and re-echoad with alarming sud-
denness and the rain poured down in such
torrenis that all the streets of the city
were flooded.
The storm did but little 10 cool the at
mosphere oil permanently but this morn
ing there was slight relief.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
A,pec,,I,,,r' c.-..

A cass will come up at tho BE epfcmser
term otoourt ths like OF which mas not
been Peen tn Delaware Suits OF similar
nsturs have been heard OF befvrs but tho
court bus never been asked to give de
cieion.
Some time ago Thomas Ford. who
owned five lots on Linden near Van Buren,
street. ecii them and granted two and
Two sixth feet tor an alley IN the rear OF
the lots. William Dnnsaith purchased a
corner lot anu some time aftsrward
bought q lot on the south side ofthe alley
Here he built a stable. In walking from
his back yard 10 his stable he used the
alley.
Yesterday he was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by John Conley, charging Mr.
Duusaith with trespass. Conley claimed
that there hal beed no grant Issued for
NJ. Drnseith 10 usa the alley for his other
p opsrly He was iined. Josiah Marvel,
WIN represents him. will cary the case To
the superior Court and get a decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
DEAFHs.

DGATHH.
OARI.lSLE-On August 18th, jane d, CarIi g.
lie, in the Saith year of her age.
Relatives and friends are invite to atten
herfuneral from her late residence. 1889 Kin g
street, OH sunday. the lss OF September at 4
o'ctoos. lnterment at Wilmington and
Brandywlne cemetery.
PoGuE-0n August 29th, 1895. william
PCgue. aged Il years.
Relatives and friends are uvited to ATTEND
tho funeral, from his tte residence. 100
Linden street. on Sunday afternoon at 3
at Lombardy cemetery.
HERBEHr-At New Castle. Dell. on Aug. 30,
i6a5 William Herbert, aged o6 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tie Funeral from his late residence. on Mon
day atterno Oh at 3 10 O'Clock. lnterment ut
the Mcthodist cemetery.
BoLEN-On Aug. 80. 1898. Margaret, wife Of
James Boien, aged 28 years
Due notice of funeral will be given.
Philadelphia papers pleuse copy.
YEATMAN-0n Aug ust %. isg5. George Yeat-
man, In the 10th year of his age.
Relatives And friends are respectfully ln-
yited to attend services at the residence of
Norman Yeatman. No. aGl South VanBuIen
street on Saturday evening at O'Clock.
The remains will be taken to Upland. Pa
on tho 500 a. m. r., W. & B. train. on Monday
morning. sept- /. to the residence of his
wires mother from where he Will be buried
at Upland Cemetery, to leaye the house At
p. IN.
May he ever rest In peace
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-30
I<spsranes Harvest l3ens,

The Won on's Christian Temperance
lrtnu Of M1rahailton and Stanton all day
xe>taxday held Hhivest Homo cxsrclses IN
Ltontton'a UopuR The httendance nnm-
I1o rain which prevented the evening pro.
gram from bosng carried out the number
would have been mucn larger. as carringes
vcfe oonstantly coming upon tue ground
rutss that tiine
Nocnt music was furniehed by members
o. tho Mafshalifon Cnornl Diub aud tiis
1ratru mental music by the Fsrris Indus.
trial School Band.
Tho exetclsas began at II o'clock Rev.
1qNin Gardiner of Msrshntiton presided.
Alter music aud praver Ur itev. y. II. VII.
lame recess was taken Tor dlnner The
1iternoon speechDukinK began by an ad.
dress from Rev Alfred smith, ID. ID pre-
1tds8R elder OF tue Esston disirlct OF tho
%{iimtnRton NJ. II. Confvrsmce, wns Inc
INST speuker. His topic was: Man Yer.
nus The Saloon" The address was a 20.
Fero danunolatlon of the liquor ttaftle
The saloon was described as tue greatest
fsis OF the body polite. Il exists because
Tie politicians can use II aud bee ,use IL Is
supposed 10 be pt ptoducer of revenue Tor
The state.
It's resl effect is the debasAment OF man.
Kind until the creature maize little below
{<he anEels IA robbed of all virtue aud
<7nnde tha tool Of ths rum isnds. 1he aa-
,joon. the speaker declared. or igtnnted In
h1il. the devil Tor lie f,rtiier and the tienls
pef destruction its promotsfs Tho spoalt-
ler drew q graphic word picture of the
lpcntost betwesu tho good foruas of hui
imam nature and tha evil forces represent
81 In the saloon.
4 A seleution by the Choral Club followed
and Interesting addresses were made by
lhe Rev. and Mrs. W. IL Cole OF PhiiaIel.
Iphla. MIS-. Cole gave an interesting nc.
Ipount OF her vxperienceas as voter Tor pro.
lhibtfion In kansas. and told how the
women had banishad the saIoon from
kanaas town. Rev. Mr.. Cole told Of hls
l9xperlence as IA worker nmoug the in
ImAtss of the Keely Institute ut Dwight,
I'LL. and declared that one oil The grea, cat
rpyentions OF this age 10 the cure for
,drnnkenness
During the reoess for supper the storm
Mrose and the temperance harvest home
lUae cut short by too copious u supply OF
lRater. The night exercises wonld have
Included an address by Rev. b. s. Sherry y
81 Chester, Pa. ard music by the Mar.
nhaiIton Band.