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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
An Evening With Shakespeare.

Miss Marie Kaufman entertained
4 SmalI-too Sn,al|-Nn'|;enCr Wed
nrS.Iay evening l'y reading HE full
and interesting paper she has pre-,
parr) ON tie lille OF the greatest OF
;|ramati>tS. As reader. Miss
Kaufman is remarkable for the p'-
ri,y. sweetness ans! Volume q: her
voice. and for the r|pArnpSS OF her
enumeration. Not y Syllable was
lost hy her hearers. soI'r,Itrt WAS
die rquR,rIc''t, 'n'n't anu arr
combined had given 10 make " he4l
{, s!;ne r!oc.>tiOulst.
At the conr'n>ionspf her pager,
Miss KauInml, rendered fnDst
.!'arininsl,.. Il little rnnAr ''rre,
whiul, might have l~rn 'ptti'ftt'''
allow MIS-. l'e!|amy come 70 arepl't
$7,lz Henry::7 This was followed
| i,y hev recitation OF that powerful
lme,n by Mrs: Nicholson, "llagar.'
The Oriental fire and l'asSion OF th'
character was tally depicted by '''t
fair r!ccu'ioniSt, her voice prov'r!
equal to al! the sra,Iatio'S "t tone y
when lIay,E m"nrns, pleads
then temp.s aud curses her master
IKE Friday evening rrad'"'
comes off too. late far its incident
to BIZ noted in this Issue, but ~
sincerely hope ,the little hIr@!$, w"'
carry The news, Will have told boy
really good Miss kau!ma,''> w"'k i:
and have gathered tusether.a 1uEe
audience to greet her.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Casar'rIl Cannot he Cured
:;.s. - S:

5i =
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach tho seat Of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure il vou must take ~
tpruai remedies. ljNii'a Catarr' Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on til"
)yiocl and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrA Cure is not q quack medicine. tt
was prescribed by ON" of the best rhys'-
clans in this couutry for years, and is "
regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known. combined With
the best hiood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous srrlaccs. Tho perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
What produces such wonderful results IN
curing Catarrh. Send fox testimonials,
tlt". r
I'll. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo
g. Sold ky druggist, prlrf:7'c'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
4 Dandy Windmill, Make 1T I oHr-
self!

i have .noighbor that made one OF the
.pecplcs Win.lmi:ls, and | have been
watching it closely; it is the hest mill l.
have, everseen and any one can make 1t Tor
less than $40 am going tosmakc tw"
Immediately and don't see whyevery farm
or cannot have a wind mill when he can
make it himself for so little money. The
mill is durable, p.1wcrtnl and runs easily.
ANY person can get diagrams and COM
nlcte directions by sending Is two-ccnt
st,mus to +, y. WILSON Il CO., Allcgir-
ny, Pa, and any active man can u"a""ot'
etly make money anywhere putting these
mills up for others, and see no use ("
paying $50 or $50 for a mill whc" 20" cal
make one just IT'S good for $40
A Brother Farmer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Called Meeting Of the Town
Council.
St. Francisyiilc, LII. Sept. y, 1895.

St. Francisyiilc, LII. Sept. y, 1898.
Thp Council met in called session.
II. r. Lawson, Mayor;
Nr*srs. Briaut, Buck, Moses, Ray"'-
ham aud Stern cu,,ncilmen.
Resolved that the Marshall he
allowed 10 per cent on all .ta>eS
collected on dogs.
Eeso|vpd that the Marshal be ''i'
st,ucted to collect taxes on all dogs
over tour months old.
Moved, That the c"mm't{e" We
instructed TO order two car'oM'S ~
bricks. so as to lay ahrick walk from
ton of hill to the leake brick walk
and also to finish the walk on Fer
,|inand St. to Frryhan & COS
store. Also to order one car 'oa'
which will he paid tor Ivy s"bScrl'
ton list which DR.. Lotion has II
charge.
There being no further bns'"es
the jury adjourned.
II. Z. LAWSON,
" W. Ivpake ,yr. Mayo
Secy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

It is big thing to say but nevertheless
.true. that ~ great mn'titnde oFrc"p'e'hSve
crowned Simmons Liver Regulators 'ne
"Kinc OF Liver Medicines" There is n"'i'-
ns like it Malaria. Rhe";Aat's'n. Ch'Iis'
and Fever, Constipation Di'io''sn'sS' sex
Headache, Indigestion, and all 'ro"''eS
arising from sluggish or '!iseaSo'' ''vef'
sin,no,ps Liver Regulator is the pTcvell-
ton ,gs cpry !vr these all'aeHn':S.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
r. o;vps us pleasure to dlrrc

r. gives us pleasure to "'r'ct
YOUR glances TO the ad OF N"Srar'
= Davidson, the firm of h"fc''e'S,
>vhn have. not so long ago, entered
into business for themselves. liner
'" ,,,..,.< shows that they are ''ese'V'
;"wnf patronage. Ihey ask for CON
tiuua,.ce OF same. In other wo or :,
tl,.v will meat and call you early, Il
YOU say 50.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Unclaimed Letters.
1915, 1-:,.

The following is a list of unclaimed let,
ters remaining in tho St. Franc'sv'lle po't
Office for the week ending Sept -, 1881 !:
pnr,. inc ou;s Rides Andrew
Swain Miss Lizzie Stewart MISS 'c""S
,;lomuso,, Mrs :, l. Thompson Edward
Persons calling for any Of the above let
ters will please SLY they are advertised
Il. III. MUMFORD, I. y.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Marry This Girl, Somebody !!

have been reading il your paper a''o"'
several men and women that have he"h
very successful selling seli-lcatlnE nat
irons. and concluded would see WHAT il
o;,J rm,'l do have wnrkcd l2.'lays a'ln
have sold l5l irons and have 2lS dollars
left after paying all expenses Every,
body il delighted with the iron ana sell
one almost every place | show it, as lco-
srlr think they can't afford TO DO "l'h""l
one. as they save SO mnch fuel and TINE
and don't burn the clothes. Know can
clear five thousand dollars i'll year. '''"
:, +,,t f,r = GIRL, A GradEatg.
Splendid, my girl, splendid, you are
tue American girl. Anyone can get com
ulete information about the s"If-heaC'H@
iron by addressing }. /. CASEY q w.
Sc. Louis, aIo IL seems to DE q winner
AS every body selling it writes Ill III
! N,aise.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

linn J. Eurr,sss MrGvhrc OF
Vest Ecliciana is on the ca'''lm'S"
= ,mmj',re of the "National Demo
.,,ts',tor tins state. His Name IS
,,xn ii, II,r electoral ticket rnl up
BY lhrm. Mr.. McGchec is $" az
.,aput y friend Of sound money that
H. could not see his way clear I"
hlIov .he road laid out by tie
,Clicagn Conversion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
CUAS. WEl,CllER.
conveyance

The Pie. ,Coupce Banner watts Il"
afternoon mail service from Bayou
Sam. Ii argues that it would be
quicker and cheaper 'i,an the mail
aoutcSl'um Anchor and livonia, a"'
thinks these should bc Iis:onI'n-
'ucd.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
grant soil These

BARROW-1n ST. Irancisv;'|e,. f.nd
Tuesday night. Sept 2,at r''c"t ~
o'clock. Livingston Ecltus Harrow. ;nGan.
enn Of. Bennett l. and The !atr Olivia Il.
BARROW, aged :: mos. anA s days.
After just two months Of ';nGrr-
ing here, the little one has found
it's moti,rr again in ike paradise Of
God.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
c,ay Hair Naa.c Dark

,,w in your mpera S'"'em'"' '''''
49,, yu);ry would restore any h'ao "a
n. ia natural color i" three weeks AZ
sr,, VERY gray sent for II sample PACK
and in less than three weeks my nav
w. ,..t0rul to natural color. Ny wlse,S
, Wv va, 4 light red. and by using |''"
rr.r her hair is now IL bca"t'i'la"h'sfh,
, ,sx.n, can &c, sample package OF
y,lu yulivr by scm!inS2l tw'-ce"' stamps
;" w;,souh Co., New Concord, ONO anu
:, !, ,us not restore I" natural co'"t III
,l,.u vrvSs they will return y""E stamps
!, will not only restore the hair 10 natural
.,,, Inf. will STOP the hair falling ""'
;m,,aiately and is one Of the nest ''''''
,uD,, made, and you tax" Ii" '7SS' ;'ne
4 i dors not vti,tf ,i,"H@ler'.rt'S '"eS
will return your stamps.
w." 49,. \. Reader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Hipe 1IOnthS for Is cts.

We renew our usual offer to send tho l..
D'smos. for Is cts, to amy young person
away at school. Many parents see the
advantage of this. lis the local paper tor
a'ont 40 weeks costs less than two cents,
We valu" Of Il postage stam2-and con
a'''s lnni'ly more Of the home news tha''
parents have the time or inclination !"
Iat into a letter. 1t is q long letter t.
! .'e absent boys and girls, and is such
comfort in Inconsistencies.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

u was troubled with heavy ,, st IN" Il.
- ,, ".'J have take. II number Oh
;"tt'rs Of Hoods Sarsa'ari!. ana d" "t-
D"ttI:. ,,ns s.yel INC long siege OF SlcA
l'eve - ' charles Nelson, Chnch H. Lid
ho ~, 20 p,|!. cnye ind.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
praise.
WE HEIR

That word is sent by Mr. Il.
What VIZ may say he's gone to Ii-l'
But since We try tie tr"th t" ten
W. cannot say he's gone to HI.
That some one dill not know who
hutraycd Christ. lie probably
knows who betrayed HIM.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Ghunge Oi Schedule.

Tho train now arrives at Bayou
Sara from Wxm|vi|'e at o:4o aud
leaves at DECIDE r.. Arrives from
.Slau:s3}Ar 80 =. m. leaves Tor
Wmtviflp at $50.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
SINKING Ct the y.u!a Prince.

That }mpn'aI' l;','e steam boat,
,i,e Natcli"z and Bayou Sara pack.
r1 the lula Prince, will serve tl'"
ueoplo nv unorr. On Sunday last.
at about one n'c!"rk, she struck y
sI,ag Near Mcrrivk'>, about one MI|'
iron. the mouth Of the Atcl'ata(aya
river. She began SiuIing rapidly.
Tue freight WAS saved. Sue was
iusS,.ed against fire, hut not against
water. The loss is therefore total. :
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
Waye yU,.y Picture Taken.

Mr.. Welchcr, the plotosrapher WHO was
here a few months ago, and did Il great
deal Of excellent work for patrons here
has returned, and s at his old stand, NEXT
DOOR TO klLpHuENE'S DRUG srckE' nc
asks for your liberal patronage. All, VIII"
ccu;en.p late having pl1otoS taken OF them
selves or families should take advantage
Of this opportunity. Groups Il specially.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

i Az noted last week the Laurel
I'M .oHire has been 0iSc"nt''-
/, 'lr'l and mail now goes to Wake
le'd' Miss Jane Argue has aNp|''
vi Tor its restoration and for her
appointment rs pnSt.miStresS.
=, Monday evening, Sept. cS'h 'st"e
'"'e OF Miss kauima,l's last reau
ssass Be sure 10 six.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

I will open NY school for boys and
,r;r,s, at residence Thursday Get. list.
Mil he clad to haze continuance of f"rn'-
or patronage. Have room fox anew pu'
nils, Sppcal attention paid to the ma"-
ners and language of the, pupils in sto"?
hours aud at play kindergarten features
in teaching will he introduced this term
Miss Oriana Pillet,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Twill go<A"'t distances into Tue
country 10 take pictures, l""''"e''
alp person wanting same, furnishes
COlIrpYAnCe.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
In E7GmCria.yl.


To the officers and meul!cys Of .]ncksoh
Lodge No. -, l. ~. O. K. Brethren:
BE it resolved, 1t ohc.l;enco toss time
houowd custom It is our duty to IE.nou.irG
that another true GL;l Fellow his fallen.
Having tnlHlE-d his mission Acre. Bro.
G. ID. Smith has hcan gathered by the |
reaper whoSr k::;.,l edged sirk.}c will sooner
or later ne lifted against ea4!, oi;c of us,
none can escape.
lie was the architect Of his own fame
and fortune. having made his way i'll lie
Nv self exerion, thereby illustrating tho
glorious equality will, which our lnslitu'
tons freely offer their rewards to all,
who ins1iy and hon"rably Scok them.
For eight years ic had been tho efficient
Mayor OF jackson, anu performed his ''H-
ty w:th strict fidelity; in fact it viii
trrth!u!ly be- said OF him that in all tie
positions Of life hc WAS called upon TO
fill. che clothed the character with noble
grandeur, and gave To j; It nia! ies;y t:a1
rendered him worthy Of tuie%y;' anna
''his Ito was gentle, aud TIC e'emen's -"
,aixct! in him. THAT nature mi git stand up
and say to ali the world: This was {"
Man." Truly. no man livctn aud 40
man ,(ieth ,h.to b'al>cli." No less III 'lc
death than IN tie ike Il uv'iy ':!;';' Is !"
lesson taught, 3..h She 'uc,3 OF iiin &C
ANA speak 10 Us III mighty "di'0H'f'"i''
Hi, voice is s;Ien: on ear:.l forever, nut
his service to Odd Fellowship, and 10 n'S
country will live ~ an cHannio to sl'Ma
late aud encourage others in the l"''i
Of devotion to humanity, and the insv!tl1
ITEMS uu,,el which VIC !l'c.
"rtacriul he thy siicn: siumbcr
: Peaceful in the GRACE 80 low,
: Thou no more will 80 " our nImer:,
Thou, no more care nor sorrow kN'w."
Our faith bids H.: hope that his rest
y that Of the lust, and that hc shah awake
= among those ti'at shall be called worth
; 10 eu,ey the realms Of etcruai rest al
peace.
- 9issulye', yl';<s we sincerely sy"H:'
/, thize n k'.iss. sar*avrd family AND III;
- !, e,,ny her':s.,i u ss.n III sent 10 1hrn "l>
: spr.aa uron Tie .miitaNf eur lodge
:. trate:n:lly ST: .m'tt4&,
). Jamcs St,"a.ton,
!" Il. S. Lnnscll
:, Il. O. lI;nn,lt'ya.
ComMih;e
y
e "My boy came home ii'2n' ssl:'sl g
= .|ay with h;x hand lls{lly lacefate' al
~ i;ce. lug, and suffering great paln,% SO
), Mr., +. j. &rh&ll, with ilcycr Bros DR.
+. Co., st. Louis, Mo. g! dressed the wo'':
< and applied ChamhcsI'n'S i'ai" M
N N freely. All pain cs'se''' and j" :''''''
'c oh)y short time it healed without ]har:
~ a scar. For wounds, s'ranS and Tx
}" mut;sm I know of no medicine OK Y
~ scrip:ion equal to it, I consider 1t
q household npcesSi,y.' The - ana % &C
sizes TO. sale by L.. +. ki!bonrno, ur'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

:, -. will be preaching at the
l~' a;a Church in Bayou Sara
.i,,,t, aSaturoa!'}
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

.1,cH RED BLOOD is the foq ;
* ,iat,on Of good health. That is why
Hoods Sarsaparil]a, the One i,''e
Blooa Purifier, gives HEAhTH.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
I'll. GOD$O.
sMAY'ritEsS MA
kEI AND CPHOL:,lEltEE,

Will he in st. Franc:syiir, ill.,, until
NOV. lSt All patrons wanting work
done should send in tllcirorit,rS nc once
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Little Mary Ellis Lpak", che love
IL dan rhter ut Mr.. aud Mrs. II, =.
Irakc, who is now spending awhile
with her maternal grandparents.
AIR. and Mrs. 7. IT. Ellis. had y
birthday party, Monday afternoon.
It was a small and early affair. as
such entertainments Shonl'' be for
wee folks like her, bnt was 'A'r''
enioyed by all the It'll" guests.
May the coming years I've many
and may they rest as lightly "P"''
her head. as do THE nut brow II
curls that ado:n il now.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
E,evant;o Ye%r-Musifa' Art'
~ NEW ORLEANS.
foNsrHy ATONI OF MUSIC,

s,,x-;s27 ~. es2snAGS A'EStE'
l., Recommendations for Boarding '"'
n OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
4 snl.a,lia orportnnity f"rtrarnsrs Az" u.
, ~ stu,!r,,!s to perfect themselves
,.', 10" can rntrrnt any time. All hra''v"-
o d. ~ mvs;c taught, and languages. ! hr
%,,.h,sr DEERE" in music co'ferrea ;, A",
has. N.w Orleans Conservatory ol M',s'''
"res" NJ" VI Ur. WIN. Il. plLCEEN,
1915, lii. 4'''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
torial <>d with the Vi

o"' ""' ~ '"'' ''> - " worth soo s. o. ST 3D. sold jc
@ - =, c";, ,,vx,x AMI, uu,}, former ,:,ict i7sr l.5:
, ,xu ot u},;,p 4, pxx utmls worth TO- Is, zoe Sc
lot Of hsn,t, lh4ie, U mrr price ~" %
y*,$S linen AZ"
f., ,t ~, S,,,, China silk and sa,i; 81 and Soc IN
l)ur entire stock Ladies' Nnh''' o teoe
ease OF silk tapped and nhnu| ladies vests at 2'c
>nr entire stock y! ladies' addressed Kid gloves at soc pr
ease myt, received Cheap"r'c Gu" price zoe
uAneesyed Full Line Of Ladies' Shoes aad Low Quarters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Misses Iu.lo anl Cvrl|e Brooks
entertained IL tpw friends Tuesday
evening, informally at Il cosy sup
Der. to A,re, their gue>t, Miss lSa'
belle Sparks. Ihc evening was /"
pleasant one in every particularly.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
4 Vow Goods at Tel'neyS'

: ,o,x Goods at Tcnncy'S'
H., ,,,I trade finds me supple"
luz ,,,,,;.s lot Of new goods, dry
v'''' and yrmcries,-a'"l more It"
ss"' :" Full stock of shoes. Call
'''' -" what I have. n" tr"*hle
INV" w., =. II. Tenuey.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

Willie Ice, wanted for the killing
'of jesse and Willie Dunbar, came
and gave himself up to Sheriff CIack
Saturday, very peaccah|y. lie de:
nles that he had been in hiding
with any worse intent than to walt
apdSecthe course events would ia he.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
It Saves the Croupy Chilll"cn.s

It Saves the yCroupy C!i'sa'"N..s'H,
Seavirw, Waive have asp|"nn'd sale
of chambcr1ain'S Cough Remedy an"
orr customers coming from far. AMI near.
sneak Of it in the highest terms. Many
haze said their children would hay" d'ed
Of cronp if Cha,Nherlain's Cough Remedy
had not been siven.-Ke!!am q On're"'
The o. and 20 cent sizes for sale by l. l..
KiIbourne, druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

| :, ,I,r preaching at the Mr'h".
4. ;" r,,vrrh Tomorrow, I>'"n|ay) at
y. ., :, NJ, and 1870 r. NJ. S'r'"'
rr,,al services at the "'''''"S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26

,. DO not forget tue
f' .'1. meeting, Thursday night
nt 1st.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-09-26
A Cure for Bilious COEc.

Resource, Scrcven Co., Gal have been
subject to attacks of bilious collie tor sew
rral years. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dsaruol,a Remedy is the only sure
'relief. 1t acts like ~ charm. Ono 'iose or
it givesrul eff when all other remedies ta'l.
t. D. Sharp. For sale II; l.. +. A'l-
bourne druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
MRS ABRAM STEERS AGAIN MADE RE-
GENT-sHE PROTESTS AGAINST UNIT


The Colonial Chapter of the Daughters Of the
Revolution met yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Alfred Roe and elected the following offi-
Regent, Mrs Abram Steers; vice-regent. Mrs.
De Volney Everett: recording secretary. Mrs. f.
H. Daniels: corresponding secretary. Mrs. r. r.
Smith; treasurer. Miss Viola II. RUSSELL registrar.
Mrs Smith Anderson: historian Mrs. A. G. NJ.
Vermilya: hapain. the Rev DR.. Charles De Witt
Bridgeman: Executive Committee. Mrs Emmett r.
Olcott Mrs. David c. Carr and Mrs. Robert Nook.
The only names in this list are those OF the
treasurer and the secretaries.
The question of uniting with the Daughters OF
the American Revolution came up. and Mrs Steers
submitted paper protesting against II. which was
signed by all but OF the forty present 1t Will
be presented by Mrs Steers at the next general
meeting OF the organization.
AT the last meeting Mrs. Steers said there Was
4 strong feeling against union. for the D. A. X.
although anxious TO have the ID. X. join them, re-
fuse TO concede single point
Mrs Flora A. Darling the founder Of the young
er organization said she was much pleased TO
did. but that though all others were TO do so
she would never Join the Daughters OF the Amerf
can Revolution under the present rules
After the business had been transacted the meet
ing adjourned. and a pleasant entertainment. iol
lowed by refreshments. given. Mrs. Pierre NJ
Mrs. Marie Merrick gave piano solos from List
and Chopin.
Among those present were ali the officers. Mrs
Paulet steers president of the State organizations
Mrs. Beaiie Mrs. Robinson Mrs. g. +. Hanford
Mrs William Ashby and Mrs Nicholas Cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
CHINESE MISSION FAIR.

A pretty fair and bazaar was opened yesterday
afternoon AT the Doyer street Chinese MISSION
Tho nroceeds will be used toward providing
Christian church IN Pe-st. for Chinese exclusively
Mrs f. r. Blanchard. OF No. 2.l0s Madison-ave. Is
suner,ntendent OF the Chinese Evangelical Band
and chairman Of the committee In charge OF the
fair The rooms prettily decorated with punt
ing evergreens Chinese fans and umbrellas the
nine booths full OF pretty things given by inc
cninsmen Chinese make and pour the tea. while
the chinatown orchestra and the Pilgrim church
Cl.e club composed OF Frederick Ieberecht Edgar
Romano Frederick Virgin. Arthur pc knight;
George Gardiner. Walter Delamater ana Archipaid
HasseI enlyened the affair with music.
Associated with Mrs. Blanchard are Young fark
and chang Kew the Chinese missionaries: Mrs.
Finger Mrs f. Bumenstein. Miss f. Russell. Mrs
dase' Miss Lilly Lefferts. Mrs. A. G. Leberecht.
Mrs Il Burke Miss Gertrude Burke-all OF IN"
Chinese Missionary Society. the chinese EvangeL-
cal Rand and the Rev. Samuel II Virgin, OF the
Pilgrim congregational Church. Madison-ave and
One hundred IA nd twenty frst-s1.
Last evening the Chinese Consul. Mr.. Shee ana
his secretary Mr. Chin. visited the fair. and bought
many pretty articles and Mr.. Kundson with his
magic art entertained the many visitors The fair
will continue this afternoon and evening In the
Mission headquarters. No. II Doyer-st.
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THE YEEDLEWORK GUfLD MEETING.

ANNUAL. SESSIONS To BE HELD TO MORROW AND
On THURSDAY.
The officers and directors OF the Brooklyn branch
Of the Needework Guild will hold their annual
meeting Tomorrow In the rooms OF the Fruit and
Flower Mission OF the Brooklyn Library In Mon
tague-si near Clinton At the general meeting
which Is 10 take place in the directors room OF the
Academy OF Music on Thursday afternoon at }
o'clock Mrs j. w Stewart general president OF
the Needlcwork C;aid Of America. will be present
Tho adquirters OF the guild. which are In PhiladeL
rhia have three hvanches in the country and the
work Is divided into sections there being already
forty-hve OF these divisions In the city The object
of the guild - to furnish new. plain and suitable
clothing for men. women and children 10 be dis-
tribuiei among the hospitals. homes and charitable
institutions OF BROOKLYN. and an invitation 10 a.
e nd the meeting on Thursday afternoon Is extended
TO all interested In the work. The annual gift OF
Two new garments Is all that is required 10 become
a membe- and there are no fees. dues or fines at
,ached Inst wear 500 articles OF clothing
were distributed through the guild. The society Is
-scctar ian and the officers OF the local branc'
are: Honorary president. Mrs. Truman j. Backus'
mr.. sidcnt Mrs W. S Newell. secretaries. Miss A
l., Holt and Mrs. J. V. Boeream