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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01
Hats and caps at Hirschman's.

Hats and caps at Hirschman's.
Mating and carpet at Hirschman's.
Do You need Carpet? If SO come to Hirsch-
mans, we keep the best line in town.
If you need any oil cloth or window shades
remember Hiroshima ans is the right place to
buy them.
Ladies take notice, we have moved our
ladies' and children's shoe department in the
rear of our clothing house. Better assortments
and cheap in price at Hirschman's.
Children's clothing ut Hirschman's. You all
know we take the lead in that line; we manu-
facture all our own Goods which is a big adj
vantage and money saver to Everybody.
Our line of fall clothing will arrive in few
days. Entire new designs, all fine tailor make
goods, perfect fit and low in price which will
be interesting to everybody, at Hirschman's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

At Tunnelton, W. Va, Friday
morning, the west-bound Baltimore
and Ohio express No. side-wiped
the st. Louis express No. a, injuring
a number of passengers on the latter
train, including o. S. Marshal A. d.
Garden, of Wheeling, and ex-Secre-
tary of State w. A. Ohley, of
Charleston, who were badly scaided
by escaping steam.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Mr.. L. E. Coyle has purchased a
stock of goods and rented store
room at Capon Roads on the Valley
Branch of the B. & o., where he will
open business in the near future.
Mr.. Coyle is clever gentleman and
one whom we regret very much los
ing from our town.
TMdrtinsburq Statesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

The contract for the new Normal
School building at Shepherdstown
has been given to w. w. Mccoy
and Son, of Marietta, Ohio, at Sl0,-
700. The contract for the heating
of the building was given to C. H.
Turner, of Parkersburg. at S1,925.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Senator S. B. Elkins denies the
correctness of report that he had
been injured by falling from bicy-
Gle. He says he has other business
to attend to besides riding bicycle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

The illustrated articles on " The
Cotton States and International Ex-
position" which have been prominent
in recent numbers of Harper's Week
ly will be continued, and Julian Ralph
will go to Atlanta this month on be-
half of the Weekly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Gen. B. H. oxley has assumed
editorial control of the Kanawha
Gazette, and Capt. W. B. Colston
has become associate editor of the
Martinsburg Statesman. We ex-
tend hearty welcome to each.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

AtMartinshurg John S. Matthews
convicted of embezzlement, was SEN
fenced to eight years in the peniten-
tiary.
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Merchants Take Notice!

Sec. S. Chap. of the ordinances of the
Town of Charles Town provides that no per.
son shall occupy a greater space of any pub
lie sidewalk, for the purpose of exhibiting
purpose whatever, than two feet measured
from the side opposite the curb. under pen
atty of one dollar for each offence. Merchants
and others are hereby notified that this law
must be obeyed; otherwise its penalties will
be enforced GUSTAV BROWN,
August 6. 1895. Mayor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Mr.. Chas. Rau has purchased Mr..
C. e. Dudrow's residence in Bolivar.
This will make Mr.. Rau pleasant
home near his place of business
We learn that Mr.. Dudrow expects
to build handsome residence on
Camp HILL. r. .Sentenel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Rev. DR.. Talmage, of Brooklyn
has accepted the call to be co-pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

The old Liberty bell from indie
pendence Hall, in philadelphia, will
be received with marked honors in
Atlanta. Ca, October s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Mr.. J. E. Schoolfield, the lay
evangelist of Virginia, assisted by
Mr.. j. C. Yanpelt, sweet gospel
singer, is conducting revival meet
ing in the NJ. E. Church in Win
chester,
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Important Notice.

THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,
In accordance with its recent action regarding
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLY,
has undertaken to supply each boy or girl in
the Sunday Schools of cooperating churches
at HALF COST PRICE, viz:
Thirty cent Bibles for Is cents.
Twenty &c 90 .. 10 a.
N. BAH orders with Cash sent to the Dis
trict Superintendent, Rev. Thos. Cotton, Par
kersburg, w. Va, will receive prompt atten-
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At Picturesque Harper's
Ferry.

Opens on July 90, the BOLIVAR HEIGHTS
SUMNER SCHOOL, with high class instruc-
tors for literature, science. philosophy, ciyics
and art, under the direction of Professor John
VI. Gregory, the well-kuown writer ON eco
Monies. Low prices, fine air. superb scenery.
real sport, famous hotel service. Or you eau
camp out. Great combination for profitable
once to +. NJ. PENN6CK. Manager.
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS P. O., W. VA
July So 1895.
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The enrolment of the West Yir-
ginia University new exceeds 800
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Wonderful Niagara.
Ten Days Trip ola the Royal Blue
Line, $1,000.

The next excursion to Americas
greatest natural wonder-Niagara
Falls, Watkins Glen, Mauch Chunk,
(the Switzerland of America), Glen
Onoke, Rochester and Geneva, via
the Royal Blue Line and the famous
Lehigh Valley Route, is announced
for Tuesday, October 18th.
A special express With Pullman
Parlor Cars attached, in charge of an
experienced tourist agent, will leave
B. & o, station, Washington, $40
A. NJ, Baltimore 9.05 A. NJ, arriv-
ing at the Falls HOO P. NJ. Round
trip tickets good ten days, $1,000.
Round trip tickets for this excur-
sion will also be placed on sale at
following stations at rates annexed :
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Hoods pills az ave ta 81 s;srE R.ls' sse

Cholera has broken out among the
hogs in the BerryyilIe neighborhood
and great many of them have died
from that disease.
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Notice to saloon-Keepers

] call attention to Chap ". Sec. 5: II is nm
lawful to sell or furnish any Intoxicating drink
to any person who is intoxicated ut the time.
or who is known 10 have the habit of drinking
twenty-oue years; aud that he will not sell or
furnish such drink to any person on Sunday
Every person violating; the condition of the
said bond shall be fined for each offeuse not
less than Sl0uor more than $50, and the Coun-
Gil may revoke the license.
September 8. 1895. g. BROWN. Mayor.
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MARRIED.
DIED
O. Obituary notices exceeding Ave lines
Ten Cents per line.

AT the Southern Methodist parsonage at
Falls Church, Va, on Sunday, September 30,
1895, the infant son of Rev. DR.. a. NJ. and
Mrs. Anna NJ. Cackley, aged DAYS.
"of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

none better on earth, their merits
are many, double seats and knees,
riveted buttons, perfect in fit, unex-
celled in make. See our great dis
play of these celebrated garments.
Your inspection will be profitable
one. The sight alone is worth a
visit. KAHN's,
Sadler Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Where now stands one of the first
business houses in Clarksburg, in
this State, was once the home of the
infant who afterwards became the
great and good "StonewalI Jackson, >"
and upon this site the noted Con-
federate chieftain first drew the
breath of life. The Jackson house
was one-and-a-half-story brick, with
dormer windows, gable fronting to-
ward the Main street, and was torn
down in 1888 to give place to the
present handsome structure owned
by Mr.. David Davidson. Mr.. d. was
not at home when the West Virginia
Editorial Association recently met
in Clarksburg, but we have it from
good authority that he is just as
agreeable and generous as good
many other Clarksburg people whom
we met, and that is saying a good
deal. In his absence Mr.. P. j.
Ernst and others of the establish
ment were very kind to visitors, and
to Mr.. Ernst we are indebted for
portion of the walnut door-sill from
the room in which Thomas Jonathan
jackson was bona present which
we prize very highly.
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You want to buy
the winter suits for
the boys at as small a
cost as possible. don't
you? 1t is natural,
don't pay the same
old prices, good
clothes are cheaper.
Ever hear of the
"Mrs. HI o p k i n s
,,,atza,,en;fe fNr hove
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MIR. Charles Broadway Rouss was

Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss was
shown at the recent Winchester
Fair, in our presence, well-pre-
served sale bill, of date February
%, 1854, upon which appears the
name of sc. B. Rouss, Auctioneer. !"
The bill was for dissolution sale of
Josiah l.. and j. I. ii. Baker. and
as Mr.. Rouss was then conducting
the auction trade business in its in
cipiency, and carried license as an
auctioneer, the use of his name was
probably loaned TO local friend of
the above named firm to enable them
TO sell out their goods without ex-
cessive cost-he being then possessed
of the same generous nature that has
blazoned his pathway all along
through life, up to the topmost
round of the mercantile ladder in
the great American commercial me-
tropolis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-01

Gen. Schofield retires from the
active service, and Gen. Miles takes
command of the army.
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Fairs and Exhibitions.

Woodstock, va.-oct. Ia.
Richmond, ya.-Oct. $40.
Frederick, Md.-Oct. s. IL.
Cumberland, Md.-October 14-19
Hagerstown. Md.-Oct. 1913.
Staunton, Va.-October 1918.
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Shepherd College,
Do You Drink Beer 2
TT so, we desire to call your attention to our
i celebrated
PiIsener Export Beer.

fuSGnSI ENpOfI 9GGfg
1t is the otrest and best beer that is made. II
is brewed especially for us from the choices
bohemian Hops, and the finest quality Of Can
ada Mdh. We are the only persons south of
New York who use BTetGgISeS AutoHsdtjc Bot
Ting Machine in Bottiing Beer. II causes our
bottled Beer to be equally as good as draught
beer, and every glass to have as lively taste,
because while undergoing the bottling process
the Beer is not exposed TO any air a trial Of
this beer, bottled by the NEW PROCESS, viii
convince you of its
SUPERIOR QUALITY
over all others. Mcssrs Jno. s. yesterday
Geo. A. Mock and +. B. Souders keep this Beer
constantly in stock. The trade supplied in
Bottles or Kegs, by on
July z, 1891. Harper's Ferry, W Va
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Farmers, look to your In
teFeSt.

If you would prefer selling your Eggs at
twenty-five or thirty cents per dozen instead
of eight or ten cents, call on me aud get the
for any length of time perfectly fresh.
JOHN T. GORMAN,
Sept. II, 1895. z, Charles Town.
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Repair Work a Specially.
ak Notice.
Wanted.

Every smoker to send us seven 2-cent stamps
to help paw postage packing, &c. and we will
mail box Of NON-NiCOTINE MIDGET CT
CARS. Only one box to one address,
Address, LANDS q CO,
Feb. &c. 1898. shippensburg. Pa,
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For more detailed information ap-
ply to Chas. .. Scull, Gen'l Passen-
ger Agent, Baltimore, Md.
Remember the date, Tuesday,
October 10Th.
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Ellicott City, Md. .S10.15
Rockville, Md ............ 1890
Brunswick, Nd. 11.50
Hagerstown, Md. 11.50
Frederick, Nd ............ .05
Harper's Ferry, w. Va...... IL. SO.
Shenandoah junction, w. Va. 1850
Martinsburg, w. Va.... 11.50.
Charles Town, w. Va. 11.70
Middletown, Va.......... 1900
Winchester, Va. 11.75.
Staunton, Va. ............. 1866
Strasburg, VA. 1900
Woodstock, Va. 1900
Harrisonburg, Va. 1910
Lexington, Va.... l4.35
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GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.

Repairing Harness Of ali kinds In a durable
and workmanlike manner, at very low prices.
A new collar made out Of an old one II srr,
only have the rim left Bring IN your work,
and you viii be surprised TO see how little il
VIII cost for me 70 put it In good trim for
YOU New work made 20 order In best style
April 9. '95--tf.Y L. &. osBOURN.
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Fire. Life and Accident
Insurance.
a. G. YNKOOP,

Real Estate Agent.
ATTORNEY AT-LAw and NOTARY PUBLIC
Ohices in Real Estate Exchange Building. OPP
posIte Carter House.
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New Harness Shop.

The undersigned has rented the sfore-rootu
Of Mr.. Jas A. Thomas, Washington street
four doors west Of the Bank Of Charles Town,
and viii conduct therein a
The National tribune., 1895-02-07

think Mr. Seaman too severe. Our noble
Order, The Loyal Homo Workers, is presided
over by a noble and good woman. glory in
all work that woman can do that In good and
pure.
Harry <. Springer. Box 81, Lcwisburg, Pa.
BEST SHOT IN ARKANSAS.
DEAR C. c. FRIENDS: j will tell you of
north west Arkansas and how / pass part OF
my time. This 10 q thinly-settled part OF the
State, but is being settled up very fast There
is some Government land here yet also rail.
road land that sells at So per acre, one-third
cash aud I've years on the balance.
have pony 1 ride often. and go deer hunt
ing with my pa. have 32-caiiber Winches-
ter rife and have shot two deer this Winter
and five wild turkeys. and can bring down q
squirrel almost every shot.
l will tell you about a deer-driye / was in
this month. We went over to the Black
River bottoms and pa put me on stand and
pretty along came three deer. / fired at
one of them and the report of the gun fright
ened my pony and he whirled around and
landed me in pool of water about ID inches
deep and that was the last saw of the deer.
j am past Ia and pa says i am the best shot
in Arkansas. if am q girl.
Would be pleased to hear from c. c. comrades,
Who will send me a few flower seeds from
the North? Ada jackson, Lynn, Ark.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07
SwERs TO NO. IYI.-DEC. 90, 1894.
NOVEMBER SOLVING.

Puzzles published during tho month 65. to which
answers were reeeived as follows: Alumnus IS;
Frank Lynn. 81; X. l.. @. r.. SIS; Mace, a; Rex
Ford, 431a: Airs. g. Z. O.. A ID. Bake. Pssco. AZ:
Scar. 46; Leone. Alexander, 80; Darby, 81; Area
nus, 3d. 81. Julian. 3d.; 10 Mullins 90: Ben Tro-
vato, Aiaienco, Ernest Mildred, A. l.. 3 Jm Rich
Lyon. Is; Fireglow. Hercules. Aidyi. is: r. O..
her 10; Aspire. IA; Ace. 10; Lucille. Ray o. Sun
shine. Nyas. Iron Mask. Guidon. II; swamp Angel
Ova. III Ben. j. Min, Harry, Ellsworth, l04; Wall
deInsr. Cephas Veteran. Poser. 10: Orlando Query.
Zenith. Horizon. A. r. Ginner. 3; Holly. joel Fl.
HINT, Uredge. Nypho. Nedmac. Arty Flshel. Gin
mento Rose. Serpeggiando. AdeIaute. Seuosito, 7;
Hex, Al Addin, Foign. Eugene. 8: Fisco. Fanny,
w Ashlngion, 3; Primrose, Prsrie Glen, w. ID. j.,
r. Jo- Kerr, Lillian Locke II. p. Kellogg. 8: Hex.
Columbus. 2; Blackbird, Bachelor. II. b. Morse. l..
TOTAL So.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

ordinary in the eharade- writing line aud the de-
parture is not unwelconie one.-Cloves has
been so inactive of hate that IL Is real treat to
again see his nom de- plume appe nded to a pair of
A No. 1 diamonds. Miracles viii never cease in
PuzzIedoml Wewould not have been greatly sur
prsed to A. +. Ho;. turn out a nine-squnre but
flats well our all-ar0und' puzzers have n
new man to contend with Holt recently captured
the Standard Dictionary offered by Chadhourn for
best batch of forms and flats. and did easily ut
that-We are glad &. Saw has joined ranks
and hope TO hear from him regnarly.-A misprint
of chair" for stair " in No. 1854 impaired the
be glad Of opportunity to present more Of the
verses of Novns Homo. LAllegro. Nancy True. and
Oloffe FINISHED,
2-y-9S r. D. CHESTER.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07

IL IL with pleasure present the above likeness
OF one of Puzzedoni's steadfast friends. Mr. HOl-
lingworth was born near Freeport. Pa. April %
1871 At the age of IL years he commenced to learn
the printing business. and has FOL lowed " since
He became interested in puzzIe-crsft in 1882
through the medium OF Around the Table" a
juvenile department appearing In The National
Baptist and in 1885 some first class work from his
pen was published in The Pennsylvania Pussier. In
the editorial line friend - mex yere nced-
His Interesting and neatly printed Our Budget
warnily received by puzzlers and Is we'll remem-
bcred still. whiie Mystic Mayhowers," under his
charge. was a Hsurishing oumn during its rather
brief existence. HoIling worth seems to have a
pcnohant for "a variety Of mons dc plume. many Of
his best contributions having been signed KALI
KRATEs.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07
NOS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1. A letter 2 curvature in the shape Of an
aroh 3. pile of srched tiles, used to catch and
retain oyster spawn. L. Californ mia rock fish. S.
Piainness. 8. Spontaneous generations. 7. An
Appalachian tribe of Indians. 8. Small river on
the coast of Sicily. (Smith) o. Inismed swell
ing on the eyelids. 10. Ay. III. letter.
I. A letter. 2. A quadrumauous mammal g.
The forehead. T. A draw-piaie with q narrow
rectangular orifice. s. Large fresh-wHter food
, fishes of South America. g. Members of n sect of
ancient Christians who renowned all their posses
sions. 7. Entitled. 8. A yellowish alloy of cop
per and zine 9. One who sc0lds 10. A sword.
(Cent.) IL. A letter.
REX FORD, AlplAus, n. z.
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NO, l70i-CHARADF.

Tho moon filings down upon the hill
Its glittering vail of light.
Where yet the TOTAL bloweth chill
And cold the snow CLEANS white;
The pine-trees moan and sob and waIl
Their mouodies of woe,
Though bound in coskso OF icy mail
Aud panoplied with snow.
Harkl On the FIRST q bitter cry
OF woe and wild despair!
The LAST alone gives back reply
To her iost-dying there;
A hollow mean and all is still
Some soul has winged its flight
The moon filings down upon tho hill
Its giittcring vail of light.
-HEsPERus Worcester, Mass
The National tribune., 1895-02-07
no. 1893

In her hands the winsome maiden
Holds a letter honey-isden;
IT'S amorous confession from the most COM
PLETE-d one:
As she reads it-harki u whistler
Some ones cOmingl The spistIs
In her hands she rudely brushes, she murmurs,
1T is d-osE"
Listening she waits, and fearful,
While her eyes grow moist and fearful:
For environments psternaIn about the maid
en- cast:
But the whistle in the distance,
On the silence bids resistance
Weak and weaker. Fear departing now she MUIR
murs, "Life's q BLAST"
-CEPHAs, Lincoln, Neb.
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NO, 1704-METAGRAM,

No, 1IUf q tUhAMs
Before the war. / hear them say,
Twas very different from day,
They knew not poverty or care,
Life was q sunny garden where
Both Love and Laughter used to stray.
Meath Southern skies twas always May;
The ONE were wide. the guests were gay,
And men more gallant, maids more fair,
Before The war.
The stately mansions. old and gray.
With TWO now erumbling To decay,
The gardens with their perfunied air,
All tell what life and Joy were there
When chivalry and grace held sway,
Before the war.
CLARE, Washington, ID. @,
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NOS. 1902 3-DIAMoNps.

/. A letter. 2. The goddess of ~ orr, g. lake
In New Hampshire (Worc) A. Be. D o. Meath !;
1890. S. just. s. The full court sitting AT its regu-
lar terms for the hearing of arguments upon uies-
tons of law. Z. Tho ssiagane. 8. A clown. {Obs
Cent? o. The crosspiece of a bayouet clutch 10
A town of European Turkey, in RoumanIa. (Worcl
ii. A letter.
Ito Dan d. Lyon.)
I. A letter 2. a parish of North Wales, County
OF Flint. tLipp.. 500 8. Hsrdens by cold. A.
Passages into fields yards. closed BIZ bars s. A
town of Italy. 6. Ciumsiness. 7. genus of
corsis. 8. rock consisting of hornblende and
orthoclase. without quartz. Q. Town of Norway
in Dronthein. (Worc.) 10. Bishop of Selsey; 7Sa
ii. A letter. GLOVES. Philadelphia Pa.
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Bertha Putnam. Pottsville, Iowa.
CoNvERsATIoN CLUB.
Wants and Wishes of Varied Minds-Our
RoIl-CaII-Passing I'm Review-Pens Nap
per's Remarks.
WHERE HAVE THEY WANDERED,

WHERE HAVE THEY wASDEREDf
In response to the call of Brother Emerson
I will come forward and say that ], too, should
be very glad TO have the l. H. w. columns
devoted to our Order. AS they used TO appear
full of bright newsy letters aud greetings from
all around.
How long IL is since we have seen n poem
by Nina Bailou, Eva Pryor, or Ida Raybert;
and 1t s very long time since we have had
a nice. interesting letter from Brothers Mnndt,
Clarence Cone. Earl Cowden, Lizzie Maude
HiIiard, Emma Perkins, and Numerous Others
whom, feel sure nj one time had the interest
Of our Club very much at heart.
Have they all stopped taking The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE. and SO are not informed of what is
going onf
Several of my correspondents who in times
gone by were much interested and active
workers IN our Order, have, for various reasons
dropped THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. so have lost
their former interest. aud several who do take
II and read our columns say, 20 IL does not
seem as il used TO-"
Now, all those whose names have been called
by Brother Emerson. aud those whom have
mentioned, please respond, not with long
articles, but some "after-dinner toasts" short
and TO the point. and feel sure they will be-
deserving of applause.
Msry l.. Best. sioneham. Mass
fHE WOMAN QUESTION
DEAR 4. u: mast confess rather like the
way Rebecca 5. Smith answered Mr. Seaman .
article on " Woman Of the Future
j have been at many large meetings where
women were at the head, aud they always
/ proved a success. Woman, who is good aud
4 pure, has, ia my estimation, made man
what he is. My mother has taught me all
that is noble and good. What little manliness
] am endowed with l owe TO her. Therefore
! - IS my wish that all women should rise TO
| the highest standard Of woman hood
The question OF woman. in my opinion, is
such adelica,e one that i almost refrain from
! touching even on a single point.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07
nos. l696-7-soUAREs

NOS. 1696-7-soUAREs.
]. town of Costa Rica- (Bj} 2. Crowds. 9.
To aver. L. Ono peculiarly dextrous and taste
ful. s. French portrait painter. 1767-i523. Q. A
piece OF six lines. Z. Escapes. (Obs1
l. Spanish dollars. eObs.) 2. Grnss or sprigs
beaten or tramplcd down by stag in passing over
them. 3. Small wings winged shoes represented
as fastened TO the ankles. 4. After. (Obs.) s.
Shortened reduced g. A short aria. z. The
sea-sand reed. ST JULIAN BROOKLYN. NJ Z.
The National tribune., 1895-02-07

Bert w. Jones, Salem. Ore. late Adjutant
of the Oregon Division, N. t. c. c. Guards, and
youngest son of l.. w. Jones, Co. B. 112th Ill.,,
is native of Cloud County, Kan. He is q
half inch over six feet tall, with black hair,
dark eyes and pleasant, frank countcnance.
and has a good word for all. He is an indus
trious young farmer, fond of hunting likes
good reading. is an advocate of temperance
and in politics Republican. He has been for
some time worker in the C. c. ranks in Orc
gon.