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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

1t is reported on good Chinese au-
thority that the government, alarmed
by the foreign military preparations,
has issued an edict ordering the per-
emptory suppression of the Boxers,
and announcing decision to protect
the legations at all hazards.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Gener-
al Bristow, who for the past five weeks
had been in Havana investigating the
Cuban postal frauds and initiating re-
forms in the administration of the Gu
ban postal service, returned to Wash
ington on the 2sth
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

RearAdmiral John W. Philip COM
mandant of the Brooklyn navy yard,
who commanded the battleship Texas
in the famous battle with Cervcra's
feet off Santiago, man beloved by
all who knew him, and especially by
the men who served with him, GIed,
on the evening of the 3oth, of heart
failure.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Senator Wolcott has received notice
from the national republican commit.
tee of his appointment as chairman of
the committee TO notify Gov. Roosevelt
OF his nomination for vice-president,
The ceremony will take place at Oys-
ing of the 18th.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The w. L. Cargill Elevator Co., which
runs an extensive line of elevators
through the northwestern wheat re-
gion, has announced that. owing to the
prospective wheat crop shortage. all of
their elevators north of the Litchfield
tNlinn.) line, numbering 20, will re-
main closed this year.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

1t WAS reported, on the Goth, that as
a result of negotiations between the
powers, an agreement had been ar
rived at which provides for the main
tenance of the statu quo in China as
regards spheres of influence and COM
mereial agreements, and also respect
ing the nature of the guarantees and
compensations which viii be demand
ed from China.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The Shanghai correspondent of the
London Times cabled on the Goth:
"The United States battleship Oregon
went ashore in Fog of Hoo-Kic is
land, IS miles north of Che-Foo
Messrs. Jardine. Mathieson & Co. are
sending her assistance"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Col. Roosevelt is too doubtful of
Mehinieys success TO care to accept a
second place on the republican ticket.
II reelected governor Of New York.
Ieody thinks he viii have the call on
the next presidential nomination. and
he won't have to thank H.nsa at that
Boston Traveller
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

A dispatch from Che Zoo, on the
27th, said: THE American mission at
Wuh 81 En-, Shan Tung province,
China, has been destroyed. The mis-
sionaries escaped. The governor has
notified foreigners inland that ne is
unable to protect them
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The statement of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund. exclusive of
the s150.00O.0O0 reserve in the division
of redemption, issued on the 29th.
showed that the available cash balance
on that day was Sl52, 424, 200; gold,
s70,331,S43.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Archduke' Franz Ferdinand and
Princess Won Hohenberg, formerly
Countess Chotek, were married in the
chapel of the castle at Reichs.adt,
Bohemia, on the LIST, in the presence
of the nearest relatives Of the arch
duke and the princess.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The steamer Zalindia, which arrived
at San Francisco. on the Goth, eight
days from Cape Nome. brought word
that smallpox had broken out on board
the steamers Santa Ana aud Ohio, and
those vessels had been placed in quar-
antine at Egg island.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The League of American Mothers
sent cut n call for n national confer
ence to be held in Chicago, August /,
2. and 4. The four days will be given
to the study and discussion of child
raising and how to create right neigh
borhood conditions for the upliftment
of the young.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The New York Life Insurance Co.
settled claim of several thousand dol
lars apparently about 70 become due
on the policy of Howard C. Benham, of
Batavia, n. Y, who had been convicted
of killing his wife and sentenced to die
in the electric char. Benham got a
new trial. later. and was acquitted.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Ensign Samuel Magill. of the train
ing station, died suddenly of typhoid
fever at the naval hospital on Coast
ers' Harhor island on the Scth. lie was
born in Iowa and appointed from
North Dakota, entering the service in
1898.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

II was asserted in Shanghai. on the
2sth, that Liu. the viceroy of Nankin,
had received instructions from PekiT.
to inform the foreign consuls there inn
mediately that the legations at Pekin
shave been arranging peace terms"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

The department CT state is advised
by Minister Powell, at Port-au-Prince.
that he had been informed that the
government of Hayti has adopted the
gold standard. and that the unit of val
ue is the American gold dollar.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06

Speaker Henderson was renominated
by reclamation, on the 2sth, by the
Third Iowa district republican conven-
tion for his tenth term as representa-
tive in congress. The nomination was
made amid great enthusiasm.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-07-06
Trust Prosperity.

The republicans are inclined to drop
all other issues and cling to the pros
perity' argument. Even here the facts
are not convincing, for Ire average
The reformer., 1900-01-27

county of Henrico, of Virginia,
first Old Folks S474'0''0 ~-o -000- ~
& complete the purchase make necessary
there will be
august % 1875, we have collected
Appea-N0W Of
essng @ our Gd mothers and fathers who Order
we ne Gand United Order True Rm
secondly we appeal sister unite with
Pocnaslng erecting
sSs snd @ eaYss who are suffer to-day for food aent
- 49, a VI A. part In such audabe enterprise thirdly appeal
the
hortn south kast and West to assist
object OF which the Grand
.sA hOs cesoee-Each member urged
Secretary the
Cashier OF the
sending
report 20 me 6rand Fountain at each meeting
desires make individual
O1 Dy Oashler In the
% OF April OF
that
lected. ~ -OFO19 - 0'O' o0- W
Oro and sister
and black and the public.
We remain of nd @.
WI. TAYLOR, g. w. Master.
W.P. BURRELIa 6. W. Secretary.
The reformer., 1900-01-27
BANK INSTRUCTIONS
All Persons Doing Business With
the Savings Bank Of the Grand
Fountain, U. @. T. e., Will
Please Note the Fel-
lowing Instruo~
tiOns.

livery check must be dated
the day it is drawn.
at must be signed in the
handwriting of the depositor, and
must agree with signature previous
y filed with the bank.
3.-The checks must be made
\ payable to the person who Is to re-
cslve the money.
4-The person to whom check Is
made payable, must endorse the
check (write his or her name on the
back of check before it leaves your
Office for payment.
5'-Untll the law Is repealed by
theA AGovernment, each check must
hasa Revenue stamp on it.
6.-Where depositors do not
write, they should either give
power Of Attorney to some one to
GTaw their checks, or give powe of
Attorney to some person or persons
10 witness their marks uponcheck.
In each case the signature of
me power Of Attorney must be fled
with the bank, before the checks
Will be hOnored.
0'-Persons who are guardians
;OT accounts, should sign as guard
Mn OF such account and not as in
IViduais; for instance, (John Jones
guardian tor Mary Williams same
II every particular as to adrlinis-
uators of accounts
,"-Also, stockholders whose div
Nends are being deposited monthly,
SS' nIe with the bank their sigma
%e or If unable to write, they
aDst foIow Instructions on marks
49, u payt- Of any check should
~ rske PAYABLE to another person
~ 'ae pack, lie should endorse his
TueF TI sPd the second payee should
DAs"lse endorse the check.
- 81 the checks of the Foun-
Sr is1us I 1SY nave their seals and be
as"S the :. os,'n & ! 4e treasury, but on
pO,o' % q BANK of the Grand
u''' 60 Order OF True Re.
sbor td Ing sample Twill
w q can by mark.
n. oopderk1ssr-
N. Scribl +, Francis :. .
nitaijBcN cN n. n fers, William \
The reformer., 1900-01-27
Ia has been q few

T.lsr- has been . few
MI yul have heard from
'rtaiu 3Hd town.
,nt1in seems to be in the
o. .8 B a successful meeting and
Be n"u w members to join the
feiaI ,sr ~. the work laid down by
Snd' ~ n. ". Browne be convey
,ar b'r ',,r village, town and city
Cd to '~J '3ce of w. L. Taylor be
and 81, the mass of the Negro
hse bsen Brought into captivi-
r. v,.ebud is moving on, there
IG' M" Mite a number to be trans
5'- 7 Myers, our we'll known
1o ~. a. and hero of Fountain I4S.
6'sA., A'.,,,eeded in organizing a club
,. ',,s.5 s3' as the Macedonia Club.
i1e'p S'. crpdav school committee had
l1r 1r festival with much success,
ID ~G5;l59o for their Christmas
e.. Church club has done we'll
.,s expecting to have a big en-
7. ....irrlent in in a few days.
5.r T, N. ard Mrs. Allen were
~, A. sunday, Rev. Allen, our pas
~, oo,,e9cbed a soul stirring sermon.
Eb-i.tian was left untouched
y, have been born again. He be-
., the Birth of Christ" and
.,s5 his flock to Christ Ascen-
. .,,s Collection $1,000. There
y, ,,,' large attendance.
n are glad to say Bro Emanuel
,.,s,Iy has recovered from his i'll
' F,o Archie Samuel. Sr. is out
.r,in and also Bro. Jerry Baylor is
T,YaIescent.
" Ms, Mary F. Hill, is yet indis-
,,ss3 She was favored with a sur
rise marty during the holidays.
Tpsssrs. c. S G odloe, M. For
,r1, and Mss NJ. Z. Upshaw spent
, ,5g,iqhtful holiday in Ashland and
Gcanord.
Ms. Elem Dickerson, has left our
town.
Misses Maggie Baylor and Lizzie
Minor. Of Philadelphia are here Wis
hing their parents
Miss Mary Baylor, who teaches
# New Baltimore paid Bowling
Green flying visit. while there
he was the guest of Mrs. L. L,
Graves.
Mss Lucy Miller, of Washington
, Stopping with her sister.
Misses Sarah Smith and Marier
,Oodloe of the V. N. and c. l.,
-sited their parents during the hol
lays.
Messrs. Woodie Smith, Scott
Ioore and William Smith, of Unior
University, visited their parent!
nd was also the guest of Mrs Tar
.,on Upshaw.
We hope Mrs. Amanda Cutler
il soon be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graves lit
L son has recovered.
Mrs. Margaret Pendleton's son /
ct very i'll, she has our sympathy
Hurrah for the grand supper ol
nday night given by Misses Liz
.e Minor and Maggie Baylor, c
Philadelphia.
Among those present were Misse
/. B. and Lue Baylor, Blanche ali
iaud Samuel, Jennie Hill, Judi
-atewo0d, Mamie Claiborne, Molli
ons,er and NJ. z Upshaw.
Mcssrs. james Fleming, JAIME
James Howard, Lois Cat
ood, Morris Jackson, Henry San
e.. Woodie and Willie Shepharc
hester Goodloe, Linwood Upshav
iatthew Jackson. Gentry Washing
l1, James Bundy, Matthew Myer
Beverly and John Miller
1t is hoped that the young me
Iill keep the ball rolling.
The reformer., 1900-01-27
?. TIE REFoRMER.

The Reformer is the Beacon-Light, the Head
Light, the General Messenger nd t b e
General Agent of the Brotherhood. 1t IS
a live race journal wit h circulation
of 5000. The advertisements appe r
ing in its columns are reliable in every particu-
lar. 1t is published weekly in the Reformer
printing Office, Richmond, Va, having a first
class job department and makes a speciality of
high class work.
The reformer., 1900-01-27
DISTRICT or C0IUMB1A.

Wssh<aetO's-Wm. a. Bowie, o hiei,
400 N ST., n. w.
L. ". TURNER, Asst.
Chief, Jno. II. Thorn
ton, see'y, 100 n ST.,
H. W
Mira. f. II James and j.
W. Branson, District
Deputies.
Nora MeGwin, Philip
Gaines, @. J. Daniels, G.
G.. S. Curtis, j j. Ten
nyEon, Thos u. AIanns
and Z. Z. Washin ton,
Special DepUais,
G. p. Griffin. Fannie W.
Powell, VIM il. mar.
rison, Deputies.
MARYLAun-
Bagttmoys,-B. w. Rivers, Chief and
Sect.310 st. Paul Street
+. ~. Bransoe, State
Denuty, j G Fletcher,
Asst. Chief SEQ. Ring
goldY Jne. Dowea, John
WLlgiI7, O. Il. Robinson
Solomon Hammond, Jno.
ca II. Grsfan, Aired M.
Bailey, y ~. Wright
The reformer., 1900-01-27

THB'SAT BAEK Of the g. =. q. o.
T. r. was Eered Mareh, 1888. It's cap
ital stn'k Loo, 10000. 1t commenced
busin1s. A3, 1889. The amount OF
business t kust 25, 1895, Is "a, ,552, ,e1o.1
The stockks bank is sold to the mem
bership d Fountains, Roeebuds, B
and E. claand pays dividend Of 20
per cent. 10 dollar. Persons can de-
posit thebneys on time or demand.
The bank 4 per cent. interest on all
time dep Moneys on demand are
The reformer., 1900-01-27
Northern Division G.F.,U.0T.R

J. Il. Carpenter, Deputy General for
the Northern Grand d - sion, 400
n ST., N. W., Washing l-'1n, ID. @.
Anna n. Willis, Rose Bud Lecturer
of the Northern Grand Divis on,
17l9 Addison street, Philadelp phia,
Pa.
The reformer., 1900-01-27

The ages reckoned from the last birthday
that the applicant benefited as his poc red
of either OF the above nanCa be divided
three months the It Of JAN
dnes in
his
member thereby
membership Independent OF the agao euppone A1o
receiving the percentage That De Pald 70 shs agent
to collect
that the
Roeebuds NEE twice month.
members OF auoWed purenase
Stock and shares Tor OF their
DOLLAR share Should
them their pathway OF ey may ae her SOCK
policies
Glass purchase 20 seok ana
their membership likewise
stock, secure
time readily that the mem In either one ns
Fountains the me&nnaR
health well as his family In death
The reformer., 1900-01-27

Aanchestes-stephen Shepardson,
First Vice Chief, C. R.
K char-sJp.
.......- Sc ond Vice Chief, w. A..
GREGORY.
Special Deputy, Eliza
A MosIey.
HaEffGg and P1GtSyi0aHjn Countless
Mrs. Ella Pink d, Special
Deputies Messrs. T. J.Cole-
man, w. b. Fitzguald, j. 7.
Wexford, Associate Deputy.
StsrTy-J j Franklin, Special Deputy.
IGPpGhGDnOck,-F. p. Diggs, State
DepEty.
WaTreTtoE, ,-R. r. Horuer, CHIEF.
Sec'ty.
WEST VIRGINIA.
BEtseJ7sEd-Amanda Dodson, Chief.
Spencer Lewis, Hunting
ton, p. 8. Smith, Blue.
field, Special Deputies.
sEwELL, w. vac. H. = srson,
Special Deputy. District
Deputy Floyd Ross, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Madison, Special
Deputy.
RUSH RUN, W. VAL. r. Mann.
Special Deputy.
NORTH OARoLEEA.
Rinst0B-SGgen-A, J. Bro wn.
Chief,51A 9Th ST.
J. L. Howard and J. G. REID,
l. N. Pattrson, Secretary,
Special Deputies.
FAYETTEvILLE:-Rev. J. d. Lyles,
r. H. Williams, Special Dep
uties.
ReidsOiEEe-G. NJ. Miller, Chic,
Bette Martin, J. ". Me-
Cain, Secretary.
RaJeEgh-Robert EV8us, CHIEF.
Miss Lula 5 Hines, See'y
J. J. Jones, State Deputy
Gofrey willis, Whining
ton. Special Deputies.
DtsThGn1-A. w. Wade, Cbief
Mrs. Julia Terry, 5ecy.
Jas.A. Whitted, State Deputy,
Charlotte, N O.
W1ImiDgton- Mrs. Ii. A. Lane, State
Deputy, and ohief, Oil
7th st.
Milton ~ C.-Mrs. Ellen Glenn, Chief,
GREENsBoRo.-W. f. Purvis, chief.
GATFsVILLE, n. C-HarIiet A. Red
dick, Special Dep
uty.
kNHTUCHY.
Lot4fs0IIEe--R. Il. Oliver, Chief, GOA Z.
Kentucky St, a. Oliver,
Sec'y, A. b. Davis, Treas,
Rev. John White and X.
ii. Fauntleroy, Special
Deputies.
GEORGIA.
MGo0n-Rev. Lawrence miller.
CGntOfI-John McNurty.
MGTSettG--L. 7. Long, III try v. Gresh-
am.
Roxanna Harris Special
Deputy and Messenger.
The reformer., 1900-01-27
OLD FOLKS' HOME.
(For the Entire Race

September, 1898 the Grand Fountain
decided to commence the collection of
moneys by donations and subscriptions
for the erection of Old Folks Homes, for
the benefit of the cid people OF the en-
tire race.
A Board of Public Interest composed
of citizens will superyis the manage
ment.of each home in the interest of the
public.
, In 1897, farm of 6543 acres known as
The reformer., 1900-01-27
INDIANA

IEDIAEoPLIs-ReV. W.
GOT w. North So
State Deputy. I
Persons Ia any Of
tons desiring iilfor
branch Of tn Order,
4 Chief or scrss 4
itg.
The reformer., 1900-01-27

)erty of the organization. 4
buildings In which to car
Fnish halls for the eubor- |
pc, 4, dwellings, 4, hotels, /, J
! leased Is.
The reformer., 1900-01-27

CAMBRIDGR-W.H. Cater.
20 Brooklins 49,
CIV. Whaley IaxA
% Hubboard AZ ~
N. CAMBRIDGD-Special DEN
Mary Tabb,
b Gales, No. ~
sex st, Rw. Wa
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence III. r. Arm
State Deputy. Id
mine st.
Geo. E. Beokeh r.
Secretary, 12SVH
Special Depuiv
l.. latham, Geo.
lace, Lucy Williar
PGc0ttsckSt-Henry Massey,
~, Patt street.
NEW YORK.
Ret0 Kork-State Deputy at Ia +
f. Bats, North
town. Rev. N. 8.
No. 81 w. 9Sth stl
s. Leonard, d
bons Special Dcou
J;H a. Taylor, dhlsy
w. 30th st. H.
Sarah J. WinterA g.
265 w. 30th st.
Martha Page, AsshS,
State Deputy, 6S1 9Th "a,
Special Deputy. ~
BToOEEyn-S. 81. Baskerville, Qio
SS Rockwell Place.
Mary e. Williams. sso,sI
tary, No. - Aahlax'
Rev. 5. W. Tinn.. sp.,
Z. /. !, ,Finney. A 7.
kerville,
d. ]. Hayes, Speed
uties.
N.,Y4-Pev.
Booker, lbox $40. les
Sing Siag-T. j. Worrell, Speeist
putty, 20 Orchard st. cf
NEW JERsEY.
6Ifsobsth--Rev. j. II. Bailey, stat
Deputy at large, Si4 Hizs
st.
Isaac J. Eason, CHIEF. q
w. Jersey st.
3GckeDSGck-Turner Allen, Sp. 4
Deputy, Railroad Ii Z
NetoGTE-Freeman Epps, Stat
uty at Large, "a
street. FieI
Mary A. Goode, Sc to Z
of Division
Mary Good, Mary v
Special DeputieA. varv
RoTTfstot0n-J. b. Seldom, Oh. ,,av
Net0 BrunSt0ick-J ordan
Spects1 -
Rev. w. w. Io%nson, A {
High dnds.
Rev g. w. Smith, Special
= Miss Georgia McCray,
Thomas Lomax, Jersey OF
ID. f. johnson, ,-Stradford; 50
Mrs. Maria Cisco ,-Ridgewood. D. 4
@. 4. Garnett, ,-Fairview, N. j.
Mamie Hamilton, See'y.
Adam Smith, Special D.
Deputy.
LONG BRANCH-John A. Samples.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs-Rev. w
JohnN
Special I
putty.
EAST Characterization Harris | y
No, l 0aAway +
Orange NJ,
Z. II. Beale,
Deputy, East osll
N. j.
B. A. Brown. Di
ion Secretary, II
Thompson st.
Jackson Harris, =
cial Deputy, No
Parrow st.
Clara Sales, Epd
Deputy, 20 Pa
Alice A. Jaol
Special Deputy
Cherry st.
OONNECTICUT.
TREENWIoH-Cora BroadnAx.
$50.
DELAwhR%
sE10to1l-Archer P. "a . B
Chief, 1906 Pc
Vice-Chief w.
S12 French q
Arena M. Hoop.
1919 Chippy st.
Deputies Barrel
son, HI. @. Andel
A. Sterling, Ann
ing, Mamie Mo
y. McKissick,
Preston
f. ?stTi1J ~
T,npipHa - Ta.,t1.- n
Milford Delaware. 81
Deputies, M
w. Il. MCKissick, Ann OF
ing. Special Deputies. q
LEWIS, DEL.-Sarah +. Miller.
j. Peyton. Deputy.
AIRKwooD. DEL,-Georgs WIN
Deputy.
ST. GEORGE Dell. T. gpl
Deputy.
J. p. "a
Deputy.
PENNSYLVANIA.
tofttsbtF0-Lee Trente-W
Wylie Ave; w. I
son, State Deput
st; 3. w. johns
Moon. Special ID
- ]. III.
Chief, 1874 p
Alice a. Harr
ion Sec'y.A
Pine stress.
]. Il. Allen :
Williams, an
w. MltcheII,
Blossom, B. n
Mary Il. b.
Special Deputi
AOo7sdgS0-'O. L. Tyler, Chic
Grove.
HOMESTEAD AND BRADDoof
IoN-Carter Clari - :
Homestead, Pa, a.
Sadie Randolph, III
Homestead, Pa.
PA--JoseFhJ1
rOus.
RoxBoRo Julia A. Bagby,
Deputy.
OHIO DTvIsTo
The reformer., 1900-01-27
8. REALEsT;

This peuartment manages and controls tn1
II e,S& out of the necessity OF having olnca
nv oil the business OF the organlfaS.Und asEnad al
9TH ulH 4 iss simple value Of $l2s Poo. 100. p
The reformer., 1900-01-27
OHIKFe. SECRETARIES AND
DEPUTIES.

VIRGINIA.
RSshnssAG-A. W. Holmes, Chief. eO4
n. Sd St.
8. A. Jackson, Secretary,
GOA N. Sd st. -, 80 =
Thos. Jackson, Church
Hill. 708 N. Seth St.
Ruff1n johnson, Chief,
Fulton Division, 71S ira
ham st.; Thomas Page,
ViceChief Jas Wilson,
Secretary; Special Depu-
ties: James Harris, James
Kenney.
AGrtt"sOI11s, Va. n. Carter,
PsteTs6ur0-James Allen, Chief, Il
Oak st.
r, h. Cooley, State De-
puty-at-large.
NoTJ TJ01k-Lewis Thompson, Chief
Secretary and Janitor,
First Vice Chief. Thomas
ForbeF.
See. Vice-Chief, Mrs. Annie
Billups. Special Deputies
]. ]. Parker, Mrs. Mary l..
Haskins, Mrs. l. J. Lynch,
Mrs. Aillis A. Jackson, Thos.
Forbes, Norfolk Co., A. J.
Sharp. Princes Ann county.
Jno L Wilson, AayoOk, n. @.
R0Anoks-K. mcpherson, Chief. $50
Sixth Ave.
J. e. b roWn, Roanoke;
f. ID: Myers, Salem, Spec
Special Deputies.
PoTtsmONth-John A. Rocks, Ohief.
e. W. Copeland, 1st Vice
Chief; Bette Cannon, and
Vice-Chief Matilda Rick,
Treasurer Olivia F. Car
ney, Division Secretary.
sPHoIAL DEPUTIES
Blitah Copeland, John
9umlsr, z. W, Darden,
Hdward johnson, Mr.. n,
II. Garrett, O. H. Gordan,
W. 2. Blow, B. B. White
hurst, and Billie Grimes.
O. @. Smith, Deep Cr., Va.
csvtsAssld-W. II. Davis Chief.
AleD0Rdsta-0. ". Green, Ghlaf. i16
Prince street.
LILLIAN, Gray Secretary.
AsSs0n6-R. o. Lghtfoot, Chief.
Mrs. Annie L. Winston,
Secretary.
NUdSrtakSour9--A. T. Holmes, Chief
Albert Ray, Special
Deputy, Misc z. A
Brooke, Secretary.
WAN DIVIsIoE-J. F. Walker, Chief.
Mrs. Fannie F. Wyatt,
Secretary
AW~a&1ona1, VA-P. P. Nicholas,
Chief.
WvnsAssssv-J.H. Quistt. Chief, Win
chester, Va
Acknowledgements Tortan, Chief,
OlArhsvills, Va.
gAWes G|. "a. kaSk, Chief,
Chase Oitv.
DmAxAas, iE-Ars, q y. TsAynham,
Deputy
DvsswvnBs,-Mrs. Fstt4s P. Claud,
Chief, P. ". Jones, Sec
Aptary, p. .. OlAad, Ooun-
ty Deputy.
Rst1pOT5 Hesas-K. =. BraxtOn, Chiel
VIM. Washington
Sec.
Bw Hall, State Deputy.
District Deputy, J, d
Haains, f13 sd ssreet.
HAMPFOE-A. W. Trueheert, Chief.
Mrs. Mary w. Rice, Sec
rotary.
LyHsAbHSe-W. B. Woodson. Chief.
Mrs Rosa r wilkerson
l Assistant Chief.
Miss Maggie Butler, See
retary, 906 5th Ave.
GtouDt0R-Rev. Thos, knight, Chief
Mrs. DR.. Pannell, 81 &C
LEXINGTON, ] Fl Pettigrew, chief.
DsnotIJe-A. u. Jackson, Chief, Mis-
o. Valentine, Secretary
L. w. White, J. b. Av-1t
stead, A. d. JaSkeSs,s 81
Oraddock, 6p %
1sus.sx-JHwRsnk his Iii
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held suplec 70 collection Of
Tn 1893 only bank In % ~ pay a
rency to depositors during the ~ oe1
banks using scrip
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Western Division O. e

Rev. E. T. in ferson, Depr|
No. 3944 Finny Ave.
Missouris ,
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DepuII.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO DTvIsTol
Nelson, CHIEF No. 24i
St., Miss Afnnis.E
Secretary No. 4e3
ST., Miss r. b. u
359 Plum St., Mr.. 4
Mercer St., Mr.. G.
No. 519 Scott St.
Saunders, Correspe ~
CINCINNATI, O-W. Z. GrifiIl
sa2 Mound
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SoHtAan, DIVl;Isa &C., U,O.T.R

fAA Puryear, Deputy General for
the Southern Grand Division. 9O6
Fifth Ave, Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Rosa Thompson, Rosebud Lee
turSr, Southern Grand Division,
lSS Queen street, Norfolk. Va.
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1aA BVN "a
Mrg Traryzl ~ ----
ciate ate IDepupdei /.
Special Denim III 81
Mahoney, 3bil s.
Mrs. III. E. L,Od
avenue; HatS
Burbank str
well. !,
Rorcestsr-Rev. Hira1volume
sociate DeNu mber
CAMBRIDGR-W.H III. Cater
20 BrookIina 49,
CIV. Whaley IeSA
% Hubboard AZ.
N. CAMBRIDGD-Special DeUNN! !!
Mary Tabb, AYl
s. Gales, No. "a
sex st, Rw. va
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2. ROSEBUD FOUNTAINS.

Rosebud Fountains al composed Of chill
dren, male and femalerom to IA years Of
age.
Joining or Benefit Fees, $O; paid spot cash,
or by instalments.
Death HsReflts.-$A. 30 nd $500. Should
death occur within Il arst year, $s410;
after the first year $S7s1ll be paid to the
parents or guardians.
Sick Benefits. From SD to $4.O0 per month
paid weekly. so cent 70 cents and 500
. per week respectivelyFhe highest month
Fiy dues purchase thl1ghest weekly sick
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Y. N fers, William Mel
Nlfl 7 Mcnook an,