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The colored American., 1901-04-20
A Rumm8ge Sale.

The April Committee of Woma as
League will hold q rU Ummage sale at
their building, 1881 18th street, the last
week in April, beginning on the 22od
and continuing until the 30.h DOns-
tiOns of men, women and children's
clothing, half-wOTn collars, cuffs, neck.
ties, artificial flowers, hats, eh0es, cid
furniture. stoves. crockery, glassware,
old articles Of all kinds; also plants,
groceries, can goods, ETC., etc. Friends
who may donate goods may send to
Miss Jennie Jones. 1929 18th street n
W., or send postal card to any OF the fol-
lowing addresses and the articles will
be sent for. DR., s NJ. Fraser, 20O2 18th
street, Mrs. J. Conner, 1884 r street a.
W, Or to chairman OF committee 1713 T
street, n. W. We confidently expect
many donations because we are asking
for articles which are not Of immediate
use to their owners but nevertheless
may be useful to others.
Mrs Ida D. Bailey, chairman; Miss
VI. F. Qusnder, secretary; Mrs. Jennie
Conner, Mrs =. T.. White, DR.. s. NJ.
Fraser, Miss A. II Howard. Miss Ella
D Barrier. Miss Lula Love. Miss NJ.
Florence Williams. If.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
Normal (Ala) Notes.

President ouRciIl spoke at the dedi-
catory exercises OF the Bristol Normal
Institute st Bristol, Teun.-Vs., last
Thursday night on Building a Peo-
ple." He will speak in Lexington,
KY, next weeK.
The College Union herd its annual
exercises last Saturday night in the
Chapel and rendered an excellent pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Harry Dane writes from Cape
Town, South Africa and speaks very
favorablJ of conditions in that part OF
Africa.
President Councill has just been re-
viewing by request of the author, a
very important manuscript, by noted
white man on the Negro problem which
will soon be published in book form.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
&C olOPed w WashinqtOn "

Those OF our readers who have not
secured copy Of this valuable COM
pendium of information should send
for one at once. It is the best book of
its kind ever gotten out, for it shows.
as has never been shown before, what
the Negro, as a business man and fac
tor in the commercial life Of Washing
ton, is. The book contains portreils
and sketches Of the representative men
in the various professions and is sold
for the small price Of 80 cts, which
can be sent in stamps, OF SO cts, cloth
bound.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
Negro Authors.

Very few, even of those who are
deeply interested and closely concerned
in the Negroes efforts and 6evtloI-
ment have much distinct knowlsdg OF
the varied and rich literature produced
by men and women Of the race. Col
Iectors, students and those interested
in special phases OF race literature are
invited 10 examine my collection OF
books, or to correspond with me.
JOHN B. WILLS,
OLD BOOKS,
506 Eleventh St, n. W..
Washington. d. G..
The colored American., 1901-04-20
IN OkAT0RIO
BY COLORED MUSICIANS.

For the first time within the history
of our zeal cOlored mu3icians a sue
cessful attempt has been made to pre-
sent az OratOriO solely under their aus
plces. All former attempts have been
made under the direction Of white
trainers. The last effort of that kind
was made by chorus selected by Mr..
r. W. Tompkins, at that time con-
nected with the Fifteenth Street
church choir, and this chorus which
presented the ''Fen Virgins" was trained
by Prof. Samuels who was connected
with the Marine Band. The nOrus and
solo work was taken by the best local
talent of that day and the affair was
given in the auditorium of the Metro
politan A. NJ. E. church which had
then just been finished.
In the oratorio Emanuel Mr.
Lewis had the choir OF the Asbury
church as q nucleus, and this was re-
iufOrced by members of the DvOrak
Musical Association, members Of the
Amphion Glee Club, and other per
sons from the several church choiIs.
The Asbury church was filled to its ca
pacity last Monday evening to witness
the presentation. The members OF the
chorus were very handsomely and ap-
proprIately sttired, the ladies appearing
especially attractive. The whole work
was an excellent presentation Of the
story of the birth, cTucitixton and as
censIon of Christ, and was interpreted
In an unusually intelligent manner.
The chorus work was especially fine,
and evidenced careful study and train
ing. Several requests have already
been made for repetition and some of
these will likely be acceeded to within
q short time. Churches desiring to
make terms should promptly confer
with the director, Mr.. Lewis, who will
furnish information The names Of the
chorus has appeared in the columns OF
The ColOred American. The accOmpa-
MET was Mrs. Estelle Y. Jarvis, and
MIR. Bernadine Smith was viOlinist
The affair was given for the benefit OF
the church choir, and handsome sum
has been realized.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
Negro Preacher Convicted oi Murder.

Pensacola, Fla, April 1.-The jury
in the case OF Ben Stevens, a Negro
preacher. on trial for the murder of
Charles Reese, a deacon in his church
has returned verdict of murder in
the first degree, with a recommends
ton for mercy.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
Capital Savings
-Rank-

Il q n
500 T St. n. W., Washington, D. &
Capital $5O,OOO'
Hon. Jno. Z. Lynch, President.
L. G. Bailey, Treasurer.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. r. Lynch, DR.. W. s. Lotion
Whitefeld McKinlay, ] @. Bailey
Robt. Il. Terrell, W. s, Montgomery
Wyatt Archer, John A, Pierre, BenIy
E, Baker, James Storum, }. q;
johnson, DR.. A. w. TanciL Howard
Il Williams.
Deposits received from 10 cents up
ward. Interest allowed on S5,OU an'
above. Collections meet with PfOmP,
attention. 4 general exchange SH'
banking business done.
Bank open frem 8 3 u. 70 4'Ss p
The colored American., 1901-04-20
Maj" Taylor Defeats German Riders

Berlin, April lin the bicycle races
here to-day Maj" Taylor won the
kilometer match, with prize Of 500
marks, defeating the German riders,
Arend, Huber, Ellegard, SsIdl, and
others, and leading Arend by twenty
lengths. In the tandem race, 600 meters
"Msj" Taylor and Arend were the WIN
ners.
The colored American., 1901-04-20

The Hardwood, corner 3rd and Oak
streets is open daily for inspection
The colored American., 1901-04-20

Notice to PittSburg Subscribers
The COIOTed American can be had
every Saturday NOR 0i"g at Mr. Nelson
Coleman's restaurant, 1914 WYlie ave,
Pittsburg, Pa. Get copy,
The colored American., 1901-04-20

MONEY TO LOAN at 81. Ss4. 4, and ~ per
cent, in sums Of 81 COO To $40 600 on ID, G. real
estate; pay off and per ceut mortgages
and begin anew, all transactions conducted
with economical consideration forburrowsrs
WAs & AUNDER9 & co., 1901 + 81, aw,
The colored American., 1901-04-20

4 few beautiful apartments for rent
at the HareWood corner 3rd and Oak
streets.
The colored American., 1901-04-20
r EN- e MBE ER

When in need of money WE NFC07r,--r,
LOANS on household Furniture, Pianos 81 f-l z
Easy monthly payments. No publicity n &c
pense unless loan is made EVANS \ co w oe1 e1,
st. NV. Room first floor ~ ~ v
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
District Court Business.

Ia The district court. yesterday. Mar
tine Garcia was granted decree ~
divorce from her husband Scfcfino
Garcia. On the groundg ~ abandon.
ment
The report of the receiver Ia the
case of Lindsey Bros IS J T Din.
mond VAS nled, which showed an as
set ~ si46
Referee Lees decision IN favor of
the plaintiff In the ease OF John Mann
VS. C0rnrla q Murphy was affirmed
by the cuu yesterday
a motion for now trial In the case
of Trotter a Bell W. Hcacock VS.
ovorrulcd. and Judgment was entered
against the defendant
An absolute divorce was granted ~
Jennie Boyd from g " Boyd De
sertien was tho ground set forth In
the complaint
Judgment uf final discharge from all
probate debts was rendered w the
bankruptcy case ~ r. Mnharan
December % rs the date set for the
trial of A T. Morel0ck in the hank
uptcy case. A petition for final diA
lhsrge from probate debts has beet
filed
District Attorney r. W Clancy has
taken judgment against persons am
property for delinquent taxes In 1900
The 1ult which has been pending
against Mitcl on Bros the extensiy,
lumbcrmen OF Michigan. Tor taxes on
timber lail ln the Zuni mountains
that amounted 10 S2n OOn was con
sidercd excessive. and the court de-
clded 10 place the taxes at $500
u Hart. of Gallup was here ycstor
day. and his accounts as United States
commissioner wore approved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
rlRrmAn enAalns wYnkooP
Ne Distinguished himself AZ the CITY
HaH Fire. Denver Brother of
Harmon Wynkonp


\ f.w days ago tho handsome city
hBll of Denver was almost totally de-.
rtfntDd hv nrc and ln order Co save
PORTIONS of the building some of the
nremUn wore extremely daring In their
work None. however distinguished
himself ga u hero moro go than
ChatlnH Wynkoop and ihr DenVor Re
publican Published "a picture uf the
youne mHl and gave him tho benefit
et the following mention
Charles Wyukup is n hero of the
city boll nrC ana credit ls due him
Tor tha rescue OF ntc hremcn The
nrcmrn had entered the building hy
the stairway sore through the lab
nratory 1ud ont ON the narrow ledge.
when one NJ the cupolns foll leo Their
psCau wnn cut on aud they wore
ohlig 'o call for hclp In their com
AIDE. I.lnN The nyc men were stand
ind Dl stone ledge lDsl than two
feet wide u LONG distance from the
ground with their escape cot ~ by
namH ln either side whi q were
GROWING hotter every minute 8 lad
der was o. iaed but 10 was not long
enough % reach the men Wynkoop
mounted 90 the top of the ladder. car
Iying win him o pompior ladder on
which hO tp,uutod t0 the fourth floor
a coil 1f rcpr was passed up 10 him
which ho threw 90 the Eve men above
him rhny fastened it securely and
then swung down to the ladders below
who're .hcy were helped tD the
ground
The hero of the city hall frc. Den
yor son of the late Major Wyn
toop 0f Santa Ic. ana "A brother OF
| Harmon Winkoop. foreman of tn,
| Citlxcu Composing room also a broth
or ~ Frank NJ Wynkoop who former
IS pul ahrd o mining weekly ~ Biand
hut rlW of Dcnyc where he hn'
gained quite a reputation as poet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

visit 90 hor son IN Durango Tho ro
mains wore brought 90 Silver City for
utcrmont and the funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon
The xnnd ball 90 be- given by the
local company " territorial militia on
Christmas nlght promises 10 be- the
social nfair of the season
Hon. James y. Fielder and family
loft Saturday for ~ paso. where they
viii make their future home ans Mr.
Fielder will practice law
D. NJ Frittcr has declared himself
out az the race Tor postmaster IN Sll.
vcr city. a. His large mining inter
cats No he present time require all
OF hls attention. bot from reports
there are plenty left who would un.
douhtediy accept The job N Il was
rendered gn them James A Shipicy
and lioRald " Belts. u ia said. are
both looking wistful these days. Mrs.
Galloway. the present incumbent viii
be IN the race. also
The sounfy collectors once has
had rush of business during the
past week. az county taxes became
dcinquent on the first Of December.
and the .aX payers have been rushing
In 20 avoid the heavy penalty The
tax collections are reported 90 be
heavier tnia year than Tor number ~
years
NJ. NJ White. an experienced drug
glst who was formerly located in Las
VEGAS hns accepted position with
tho Port 'rncli Drug company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
INCOItpORATIONs

Thomas Ross. Willard W Browne
aud Ernest H. Browne. directors, la.
corporaiod the Ross Browne Wool
Securing company. which will trade In
wool hides. do wool securing. etc. The
capital ,s 100000. divided into 200
shares The headquarters Of the cen.
pany rs At Las Vegas.
Tho Gibson Development company
~ Rhode Island. filed incorporation
papers with Territorial Secretary J.
w Rayaoids The incorporators are
Adelbert u Gibson. ~ Santa fc; Jer
omp Kennedy. of New Haven Conn =,
and Herhort b. Ellis. of Providence
u. l. The headquarters Of the com
pany are at Providence. a. Capital
$3.50 900. divided into $50 600 shares
The New MoxiCO headquarters ~ the
company ~. NJ Santa Fo with a, x
Gibson as New Mexico agent The ~
rectofs u the company as Albert y
Wells and Henry Atwatcr. of Bridge
port. Conn Iycurgus Sayles and Her
bert " Ellis. at Providence, u IT, ]
B i.awton pawtuchot. u J. John ~
Shaw AMI Jerome Kennedy of Now
Haven. Conn l.. B Prince and \. X
Gibson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
FEAST or LIGHTS.
An Ancient Jewish Festival Win In.
teFeEting origin.

on rhursday evening December 3.
or. according 20 the Jewish calendar.
the 26th ef kialey the Feast uf Lighia
began ami lasts eiEht days The feH.
.tival ia post Biblical and the accounts
can be foBnd Ia the apo ryphal books
OF the hrat and second Maccabooa.
The festival la based ON the follow.
ing historical facts
III iC7 d. G. v the altar az JeruHa
lem was polluted and offerings "a
Olympian Vcus were placed upon o..
the paOpla were forced "a bend tho
knee t0 this false deity However. a
doliyerer arose IN the person ~ the
Maccaheos who. with handful Oi
men waged bitter warfare against
the tyra1t AntlOchus Eplphanea and
Ia icf y q. y bad regalned icrusa
lem and 'ts altar and redodicated 4
on the 2ath day ~ klnley.
There is much discussion a. o. tht
origin ~ the name 0f the leaders
some would have n from an AraDi,
word meaning 20 hammer and thus
MgnlBing that they struck the enemy
with a hammer. while others. perhaps
mort truly. say that on the baunri
which they unfurled there we're wit
ten the Hebrew words which mean
I "Who ls nke unto Thee among tho
mighty and the hisi lottcr ~ each
word would form the word Mara
bees Either derivation gives us an
INSIGHT into tho character ~ those
leaders. en0 we undoubtedly gain 'he
true knowledge n them by unltlnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

hoth UUrivaiIont nud bcholdlng them
aH mighty warriors who Joined with
tholr rroWoHH deep religious feeling
Tho f.RH is cclcb atrd eight day.
hecaHaa thc dedication of every altar
lnstpI seven days and there was an
eighth day nf ied nn this occasion
because ~ tho extraordinary event.
How rDr. % Dr. not ont NJ place Go mon
ton hrr' hcauilm Tnmudical con
Cot which runs nH follows During
ali thH trials and trlhulhtionH thyre
rested srrurely one small cruan ~
holy o.l tnnt was mother coutamlnat.
od nor drhl.l WHOM thr temple was
rodcii.1iol ana q n men were cleans
Ink f hny found thIa ui and al
thounh they thought that it would
not la.t ono dRy 10 luatol oleht days.
and therefore. the fonHt is celebrated
eight days
II lr striI1ly n home festival and Ia
celebrated lv the lighting of candles
which ioscphus tells VA signify power
and free tom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
OIL eTRucK.
Good NeWs Brought from the canta
Rosa OF Fields Yesterday.

The Consolidated Oh anl Fuel com
Bany Of Now Mcyi.l struck ull Wed
nesdny last ON their property, five
miles northwcst az Santa Rosa a. a
depth of ninety feet says the Optic.
Promoter S. ". Newman came 10 Las
Vegas hubniing over with the good
news.
We haven't rot % in paying quan.
titles yet. hut it'a there and We are
going down after H." said Mr Now
man "Our employees have gone half
on mad and are taking all their waro
IN stock Everybody on the place
from the superintendent 10 the cook
is taking Consolidated stock The
night OF the day we struck oil they
wouldn't sleep until their stock certl
fcatcs were issued our authorized
STOCK ls 500 600 shares. and of this
amount an save 10000 shares have
been taken The rock We found burns
Ike oil soaFed wood or Ike q candle
n we hadn't lost our drill, We would
hc hundreds of feet down by this tlmc
We are confident that we viii STRIKE
Il rich. right away
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
IAND OFFICF nusINrss


The following business was trans.
acted "a ,he federal land Office IN San.
20 Pc during the week ending Decem
ber A.
Homestead entries November 80,
Antonio Joro BaCa Anton Chico. 100
acfcs. san Miguel county. John
uosch. sena. iGO acres. San Miguel
county. Sabine Leyba Wagon Mound.
1891 acres. Mora county; Jesus
SamOrh. Puerto du Luna l60 acres,
Guadalupe county. Andres Gflego,
Puerto de- una. 100 acres. Guadalupe
county Celso Sena SaladO 100 acres.
Guadalupe county. December 3, Juan
io DiOs paGilla San Rafael. lG0 acres.
Valencia county; Ramon Padilla, San
Rafael. 80 ncres Valencia county,
James o. Williams. CRbra 100 acres,
san Miguel county, otis l.. Waite
FaFminptpn. 100 acres. San Juan
county. Nhhor Maestaas. Nambe. i60
ACRES Rio Ar7iba county December
!. bcmetiio Martinez Lumherton. "a
acres Rio Arrlba county; Eligio Sal
azar Wagon Mound 100 acres. Mora
county
During lho month of November. In
| the santa Re land district homestead
entries were nlod on 7.S3737 acres fOI
which foes amounting to ti9b and
commissions amounting 90 S29399
wrrp received
Final homestead entries Nuvemhci
2q Cpriann j Sanchez Albuquerque
/ lC0 acreg Rcrunlillo county. EsmcTe
/ lido sanchez Albuquerque 100 aoTes
/ Rcrnalillo county December 2 Clay
/ borne Brlmhall Fruitlani. 40 acres
/ San Juan county, Nasai.o Martinez
\ Sanchez. iG0 acres. San Miguel county
! During The month ~ November finn
| homestead entries were made Or
I SOC SO acres in the santa Fc land dis
tnrt for which fi2 In commission
! W,rc received
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
SILVER CRY NOTES.
station Agent chanae--F ritter Not a
Candidate for Postmaster,

rVf AMl ANlI fHN NNiANNthNf
silver City, N. A. Dec i-R T.
Woodward. agent for the Santa Fo in
this city. mas been promoted aa agent
Of the same road ai w paso and viii
remove 20 that city and take charge
IN short time W. A. Boftcn who
has bcen stationed al Magialena. has
been selected aa bis successor Tor this
point The merchants Of th's city
regret osing Mr. Woodward, a. ho
was always courteous aud ready 10
favor them
The sudden death Of Mrs Francisco
3. Lucas occurred al Durango MrAi
CO. the latter part of Last week the
deceased had been a resident 0f SILVER
Clty for a number Of years and Was
highly respected and esteemed py
her many friends ln this city Tier
death came very suddenly While on q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

Chester Reid. OF Las Vegas. but
known her'. who is a brakeman on the
Santa Fe road was the victim OF an
unfortunate accident az Waldo on Mon
day night he had been helping GO
switch cars. and was ascending the
ladder On a moving car when his leg
was caught boy a stationary car that
had not been switched far enough
from the main track. The leg was
broken about half way between the
ankle and the khee, and u will be-
some time before Mr. Reid will be
abba 90 use the injured limb Ho was
conveyed % the Las Vegas railway
hospital Mr. Reid Is a popular. genial
young gentleman and his misfortune
causes general regret.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
IafEIM
Letter from Ex-Governor Prince on
the Question a. issue.

As the Democrat has published let
tUtH from Mr Cromwell and MT For
guason. lu which Governor Prince and
Mrs Prince are severely criticised.
The CitlE publishes the following
iottCr regarding the contest n Wash.
ngton
Washington u. C.. Nov 30 Ny
Dear Mr Hughes ! don't know that
you care For anything from hero. bat
feel Ike writing "a limo on account
OF FcrgusEcn'H extreme attitude
got here z hRnksgiving noon Tho
army board has not met sinCr learn
Cd from Baird that they do not wish
90 hear arguments but very brief
statement perhaus accompanied by a
written hiiof settling forth facts
ilndoy ana Ferguson had been before
the board very soon after lt organ
izcd
eaw Rodo. aud We had taih
much ln the limo with what you aud !
said In Albuquerque. a.. " there
came q contest between an Arizona
I place nnl nny one point In New MeX
leo lnthrr New Mexico plncca helm
without rhancol we should all unite
Tor the New Mexico place That
seems fair ann sensible Bnt Fergus
son Oppuf'1 tn.. plan having come
| from New Nofk on philadelphia. and
ls very iguR,so Ia his language
he donouncy santa Fe terribly Ia
sista that am people only started ac
tion ~ inWrc Npuqueruue. etc. Real.
Iiy. I was amay ~ Wu n stun and
tried tn pacIfy him bat ho became
moro violent and threatened terrible
thinc about "a" capltal when the
| teri tory became % state
! am lrcparng brief as 10 Santa
| Fe tn Ole with tho board and ! ana
absolutely certain that u wiIl not con
tain one word uniayurahle tn Albu
uueruuc nr any other place bat simply
/ be- plain statement aH iO cllmnt"
| facilities. str. want you 60 under
stand this. for " T. continues In hi
proHont frame uf mind there .a NJ,
t.lling whnt be- may say had 90
ilen ho went rH on auCf tnnEeniH
Yours % PRINCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
aond Mnn.a a alana

J NJ Gonzales returned a. santa
Fe from Band whore be- has been
WORKING for the past slx months. ho
INK employed as miner by the Co
rhil Gold Mining company We was
struck on Ga, hoad hy a rock Wedup8
day while at work ana came in jn
have this INJURY attended Co. Hls in
lurlps are not serious. aud he expects
.to return tu bland ON Saturday Ho
SAYS the company la doing much work
and that there arr about 300 miners
employed IN lta mines and mills The
wages Cor miners range from g. lO
To $3.50 per day AMI Varos in the mill
from 81 D0 Ga 81 per dny Now Mex
lean tWfWLM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
MEETING OF MAocAsses.
elect New Officers and Take Aetio'
In tho q. D. Johnson Matter.


Pursuant 20 published notices. the
meeting of the Maccabees last night
was Target. attended by the members,
ana considerable business Of interest
10 the lOiRc wpa anaactcd
The following new officers were
elected 20 serve for the ensuing term
Sir knight Commander Ruppe.
Chaplain " o Strong
Lieutenant Commander-A Borders
SIR knight Sergoant-W ~ Allen
Mastrr.at.ArmF NJ O'Hara.
Sir Knight Record Keeper
O'nonneU
Sir knight Finance Keopcr-C A
Hawkes.
First Master of Guards Robert
Miller
Second Master os Guards Eugen,
Murray
Sentinel Alvin Puhl
The matter of Sir Knight II u
johnson. oXrocnrd Keeper. wherein h'
is accused Of shortage in his az
counts with the lodge. was fully dis
cusred. ana steps viii be taken al
once % effect some kind Of settle
mont Ia the meantime. however. hii
books are being exported by GeOFT'
A. Camp0cld. after which the exac
amount of bis shortage viii be- knowa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
RECEIPTS Anp expeNpIruRsa
oi 81. Joseph Hospital Bazaar--Nioe
sum of f21f5.A3 Cleared.

The officers Of the ST Joseph hos
pitnl bazaar. late yesterday afternoon.
submitted the following statement of
the receipts and expenditures of the
bazaar held last week;
RECEIPTS.
supper table. Ia charge of Mrs. = W
White. SiO3.b0
Flower booth. Miss Stella LewInson.
$50 go
Fancy booth. Mrs 4 n koarn aud
Mrs John Tascher. s27O.iO.
Smoking room. Mrs. Jesse Miller,
S3G SO.
Door Or Kaufman. s9i.lO.
Candy booth. Mrs. 4. l.. Mcdler
S2iG.O5
Dance. Miss Rica Baer, $5i75
Chocolate. Miss II Moore. St2A25.
Fish poni. Mrs. Al Coleman and
Mrs G. H Wincheck. si5i 10,
Domestic. Mrs. A. ! Maloy. s52i35
Doll Mrs A. Carroll Si2i
Refreshments Ia dancing hail Mrs
G. W Hope Mis-. J. r. pcarce Mrs
y. G Cornish and Mrs @ + Albright
S2l15
Program in charge OF Mrs. ] A
Hubbs, tbi.00.
Palmlstry. Mrs Nothomb. tiG75.
Y Ray. Dr John Taschor. Sll9O.
Cash received 10y Sisters from Oui
OF town. 81 so.
Subscription taken up by J A, Vein
man. &3i00
Cash collected by Mrs Anaya IN oil
town. slG90
Rnmmage booth ia charge ~ Mrs
/ yesterday, S5l.76
Combination ticket, Ssl.00.
Total S2.f03.e0,
EXPENSES.
Paid 'or candy. s90Gl.
Pail FOR labor s2275.
Pail for lumber, 500
Paid for music. $500.
Paid for Grant hall and light am
wiring in Miss Armiio's store room
tt12b.
Paid for flowers s2i.C4
Ra'ance OF expenses. S7s12.
Cash turned over 20 treasurer
s2fi6S5
(signed) MRS. j. a. HUBS
| President
MRS 4 pORDFRs Secretary.