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Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20
THE PETITION OF TWO PARTIES ASKING FOR SEWER PRivi- LEGES REFERRED TO
 THE COMMITTEE.
TIFF SUPERVISORS ASK
That the City Allow the County to Use Part of the City Jail Was Granted Sanitary Committee Reports That the City Is Being C,eaned-vote of Thanks by City to county-oid Jail to Be Torn Down, and New Build ing Is to Be Erected.

! l6SN HELL 6l Ot AAN @Aeg CONhN- ] held special meeting, to hear the re ! ports of the Sanitary and Street Com mittees, and to consider new business
 E. D. Johnston, representing EasterI ] people, who have asked for a sewel | privilege. was present. He stated that | he wanted assurance that the Counci would grant the privilege. His com pany is ready to start work as soon as furnish any bond asked by the city that they will fulfill their contract. The committee was granted more time to consider the question.
 The Chairman of the Board of Su- pervisors was present. On behalf of the county he asked the Council of the City of Bistee 10 grant the county the use of part of the city jail for the county prisoners, until a new branch county jail Is built, or the old one re- built
 Alderman Ord made a motion that the request of the county be granted The motion was carried.
 Then followed a discussion as to the advisability of joining with the county and constructing a jail to be used jointly. Ord suggested that a build ing to be erected to be used for all city purposes, including Council meetings.
 Hogan moved that a committee of three be appointed to confer with the Supervisors about the county using the city jail. The matter of a jailer lights. etc. to be considered at this meeting The motion was carried. Dr. Edmundson reported that as health officer he Is making progress, and that one smallpox patient had been released and the others are doing well.
 The Street Superintendent reported that he has been carrying out the or ders of the Council in cleaning up tIe | cid rubbish He has cleaned China hua Hill from Dubacher canyon to lhe rear of Pythian Hall He further said in answer to questions. that it will take him six weeks to clean the city with his present force.
 Deyine said that it should not take six weeks. as the town Is full of idlt men. and the Stree; Superintendent should hire more men to hurry this work
 Hogan stated that Kreigbaum wal doing his work well, and that if ne leeds it he can hire more help. Mayor Taylor said: What is the natter with getting the town clean and then let the people keep it clean It was reported that a hole was be ing dug in the roadway near Bob Mo Donald's, by two Mexicans. The off [ cers are to take steps in this matter.
 The pile of dirt is still in front oi Jim Caretto's, but has been ordered | removed
 Sowle reported progress, and said that the city is being cleaned up as rapidly as possible. Whenever a hui. sance is found it is abated Chloride of lime is being sprinkled in the open cut made by the subway.
 The City Attorney reported that he had conferred with ex-MarshaI Mullen and with Mir. Connolly, who exported the books, and that a small shortage had been found which will be made up
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

Good morning, gentlemen-and la diesi Have you your C. & A. with you? If so, you can step into the captains office and get a nice little nibble of $50 per, for pin money, without costing you anything. The la dies will pardon us for not mentioning them first in this instance, because we know they all have their Easter hats, and don't need the money now.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

We are now getting good water, and plenty of it. Let us have a sewerage system of some kind that will serve the city, and crematory to burn up the garbage and offal next The ex. pense of securing good healthy condi- tions are inconsiderable. where the welfare of the city is concerned
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

The piles of dirt and rubbish drag ged down from Chihuahua Hill by the Street Commissioner is evidence o' now very dirty the premises in that section has been The work is being carried along swiftly of cleaning up this section. and it should be follow ed until there is no place cleaner in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

The Woman's Club of Bisbee is de- voting its spare time to the agitation Of important municipal subjects, to the health and welfare of the city, is ful- filling a mission, which sets at naugh; the charge that this institution was organized for socially frittering away the time and falling out with each other.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

Good morning, Did you die last night Of the BuboDic Plague? For particulars see local columns. Re ports from the morgue not received al the hour of going 10 press.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

A building of proportions to properly care for the city officers, the Council, and the care of city prisoners, jointly with county conhnements. Is propo- sition worthy of earnest consideration of the committee having the matter in hand. Bisbee needs city hall as much as the county needs a new jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

We'll, The old jail comes down and a new one is to be built. For this, gentlemen of the county and city, you are loaded with thanks.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

Instead of the Car going to the frcnt, if he will stand still. maybe he may meet the front coming his way and save himself the trouble of going
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

And still the sewerage question for Bisbee is in the pockets of the commit tee on sewers. That does not get the city anything. gentlemen.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20

To rent your house quick. just put a classified lad" in the Review. Only costs cent a word, and acts quick.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

Capt. Z ". Maynard gave an oyster
rSast az his hospi,able home ut Biglers
Wednesday. which was attended by
many of his gentlemen friends. Capt.
MAYNARD. prince of good fellows on all
occasions. gave has guests delightful
lay. Besides an abundance of luscious
oysters. there WAS an cld-time Virginia
uner to " hich the guests did full JUS
ticc.
Those present were Mvssrs. b. II.
Evan. (. II. Post. d. A. Powers and
Row lev. of York. and h. ID. Peachy. y
+. Woiie. II \. Phillips. (. F. Marable
e. NJ. Brooks. T. b. Malone. Z. W
Warburton. II c. Spencer. J. 7. Chris
tian. X. G. Barlow and X. l.. Spencer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

Lexington, Va. The Board Of yisi-
tors. a. their Annual Meeting on the
szOsh day Of next Juoe, viii appoint
ST1TE CADETS 20 f1l vacarcirs IN TIE
Lat. I'd, 9th. 7tb, 18th. zOth. zlst. 2stb
25th. z6tb. z7th. 3$th. 35tb. seth
Senatorial Districts. and Eye 80 Al
LzxcE. Tbes< appointments carry free
board aud tuitson. Applications should
be addressed 20 the undersigned on OF
before June 1eth, on forms that viii b<
ssnt ppon se9sesf
SCOTT Szirg. sups.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

The following seems TO he the com.
tieie list OF candidates TO DC voted for an
the DemoSratie primary next Thursday.
We NAV have omitted some naraes that
shovid be mentioned. but these are al
50 far as reported:
For Nayor-Messrs. +. +. Wolfe snd
e ". Warburton.
For Common Council NeSsrs. L. W
Lane. ST. ]. Y. Morris. II. u. Cole. E,
Il. Proctor. L. ]. Person. II :. Bird. :
L. Graham. ". r. BTaithwaite. ParkS
Jones, J. II. Seym our and J. ". Vaughn
Who the nominees Vii DC no one j,
willing 10 hazard guess IL does not
seen difficult task 70 pick out a good
COu1cil from the above.
All candidates must notify the Secre
tary 81 the committee. Mr.. Il. u. Cole
by Il m. Of next Tuesday. enclosing ice
Siuce the above was put 10 type Mr.
Wolfe has withdrawn from the race
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

so-ar pcopls are HsSeT ths impress GO
hat !, = tbs fazlr OF he City Oo1D'''
,hs. Az si-otiou ior . bond iss1s vas
no. ordered a. tbe last SESSION q ~e-' B.
7h,,,,.ot the case. The Couaoi PAssso
a,esoiution calling CT l1oge 4s'e' 80
o-t,,- ,bs sler,iou. AID The eirrk nihi7
- -solution. The responsibility Of 'oe
Council thsu ceased. Judge Iyler iaiiso
- ,-s~- M eiecuou. Why. Ne 90 ooi
know.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
OUR DUTY.

-
Before I N 0A---
Demo fs's % " ~
nar7so 3 = 1a'-7 =
probability VI x q '---
C II Ju'e
enter tHh pIi"-l
Gratis sno A. n'no' q % -
sHPF~'r' Tx
- o eosiisf1 i'---e'
auy o'oe' '---
honest Sno Say q - y
A Democrats " q y -
% naHs n1A'' =
BUSINESS
trustee 70 Pe''0'
uPon inrn- - 80
70 or -
PS''-e -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

There was d tig sensation IN Lee
Vile. Ind. Whel ~. z. Brown % that
place. vho was expected 70 die. had his
lie saved ly ~. Kings New Discovery
Tor Co-suuptiou. He writes. u en-
dured ins-fer4lle sgouies from Asth-
ia. bur your New Discovery gave me
Immediate relief and soon thereaiteT
Effected comPiee cure " Similar cures
o. Consumption. PneunoniA, Bronchi-
10 aud Grlp are ruEcrous. lie Tie
peerless remedy Tor al throat and lung
,roubles- Price 5oc and $l.oO. GuAran-
tied Is L. Henley. druggist Tia.
botties tee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Fine Farm for Sale.

The fine estate known as "Dunbars.
consisting OF about 500 acrcs-2OO
arabic, the balance IN wood and timber
land, well watered with springs and hos
hne meadows. The land Is susceptible TO
a high state Of cultivation for trucking
purposes. &c.Situate IN James City, Co..
Virginia, and ~ miles west civilians
burg. fronting on the Jamestown road
about 2 mile and the rear or western
boundary OF farm fronting on the By
glcstou road about the same distance.
There Is a siding on the l. y o known
as New man ; within mile OF the place
tor shipment OF wood. On this farm is a
two-stOry frame dwelling with eight
rooms and an 5 loot hallway running
iull length with basement Is fee,
SQUARE A well ~ feet deep within c
ice1 OF cook room, aud good orchard
~Ousistiug OF apples. peaches and pears.
Viii sell cheap at a.p1ioe that Will SUI
prise you. For further particulars ap
| ply 10 A. BROOKS. Williamsburg. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver OF Philadelphia. a. fol-
lows: Il was 10 al awful condition.
Ny skin vas almost GLOW. eyes sunken.
tongue coated. pain continually iu back
and sides. 10 appetite. growing weaker
daF by day. Three physicians had CIV.
en- p Up. Then 7 wss advised 70 use
Electric Bitters, 10 my z eat JOY. the
arst bottle made decided improve.
meut. Icontinued their use Tor three
weeks and am now q well man. I
know they robbed the grave Of another
victim" No one should tail 10 try
them. Only 30 cenis, guaranteed a. l..
Hen leY's drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
THE CITY FATHERS
WERE IN SESSION
REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Considerable Business OF
Public Importance.

The City Council met Wednesday
night in its regular monthly session.
Those present were President L. ".
Lane. presiding. with MesSrs. A. 7.
Barnes. J. Y. Morris and Z. ". WRrbur-
ron. councilme,i-a bare quorum.
For the first time. except tor sickness,
since he has bven our mayor. Mr.. Mer-
new law does not require the presence OF
the mayor at council Meetings.
President Lane submitted a letter 10
The mayor from Geo. X. Doughty & Co.
OF Cleveland. Ohio, regarding the install
lation %; a gas iplsut Tor lighting the
town. The letter was referred 10 the
MAYOR. who was requested 10 commuui-
cate With the company and secure all in
formation necessary. Pres. Lane sug-
Sested that As VIC were paying nearly
500 q year tor imperfect lights II would
be well - look for something better.
A po1i1iou. signed by large number
OF citizsuz was then presented. az iol-
lows
] q AAA~ ANr--N-N 49, @AtNt -t~|NAc "a AAtc
/ Council OF she City OF Nilhamsbnrg:
We, The undersigned citizens aud prop
erty holders OF said city. 90 most re
specifically petition your Honorable bod,
70 pass an ordinance prohibiting th'
playing Ut oall-eitheT base ball or too
ball-ou The Courthouse and PaiaC'
i Greens 10 said o,y. The PLAYING oftheS,
games has become nuisance not oui,
70 the property holders adjacent 70 III
greens. bug also 70 pedestrians passiu,
along the main thorouShiares.
/. The following preamble and resolu
4 ,i0u as then offered and uuaninousl
a5optcd.
Whereas. a number Of citizens hav
urrvi This ,ouucil 20 pass an ordina.c
. u-ehibitinr The ulavire OF f,ot hall an
/, base ball or the Courth,use and Pal,c
Greens. sincc the ulavirc 81 these gan,
, has become a nuisance - The aiacer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Bet cough MedieIne for Children

When VOC buy cough medicine Tor
small children you want one u which
you car place implicit confidence You
want one that not OILY relieves bat
cures. You want one that Is uDques-
.iousllY harmless You want one that
one that Is pleasant 70 take. Chamber
ans Cough Remedy meets al OF these
coalitions There il nothing - good
Tor the coughs Lnd colds incident q
CHILDHOOD. u j. also = certain Pfeyen.
tive and cure Tor Group. and there Il &c
danger whatever from whOOPing cough
when Il il given Il has been Used u
many epidenics Of that disease with per
90. success YoF ssle by J. Il. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Entertained.

Miss NAY Garrett, the Efficient teach.
e Of the students Bible class. gave Aer
annual reception - her cizss and 20 the
:. Andrews Brotherhood - the Fectory
Tuesday night Rev and Mrs. Goodwin
received the guests assisted BY Mrs
CAN'T and Miss Szllie GoOdw n Be-
sid-s the ssueents number % ladies
we're invited.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

There VII be a mass meeting q the
Democrat voters ~ James City couu-
~ "a Nilhamsburg or Monday. May
23-d. for the purpose % chosing three
delegates % represent the county in the
Democratic State Convention which
meets 10 Richmond on June sth next.
l.. +. Marston,
County Secretary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

The suggestion d PTss. Lane O. 'o'
-ou.csl that the tOwn par
rs own street hghtiuS system : .
-.~,ssbl- cne. As hs SAYS, ~s az
paying 500 i0E A. iH'sr'oT i'sa'' A'' g
..-;-s q F.tle move We might Own OF
Q NJ lights
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

SIR. l.. IS. Lane,
Dear Sir
over oily years ago, our firm
began selling paint throughout the
south: sales have continued uniuterrupt-
eddy. and ten times greater than any
other brand OF paint.
Read the following:
Have used the L. * N. paint twenty
years. houses painted with IL eight
years ago show better today than
houses painted with other paints with
in two years
A. b. Edgell. Alachua. Fla.
Have used all brands OF paint. l. *
NJ. Pure Paint stands better, and wears
longer than any other paint have eve.
used IN my ten years experience"
n. f. smith. Painter Concord. y (.
81 painted FrankenDuig Block will
l. & NJ. Paint, stands out as though
vanished. Actual cost was less thar
81. 20 per gallon
". Is. Barr, Charleston, W. Va.
Il painted our old homestead with I.
* NJ. Paint twcnt-six years ago. No
painted since; looks better than house
painted in the last four years with othe
paint"
II. 5. Scoheld. Harms Springs. S. c.
Used the l.. & NJ. Paint for siItee
years. Painted three houses with !
fifteen years ago; they have not needle
painting since"
J. E. Webb. Hickory. \. {.
Respectfully.
This celebrated paint j. sold by
l.. w. Lane. Williamsburg.
| II. M. Clements. Lee Hall.
w.. X. eransh, Toaro.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
SATURDAY. MAY a, 1904

l,look. 50 odd rot 70 So the tack O
oBr handsome mayor al The Council
...-,rrs that 4, = appalling % the OLD
inner But Tx ofhos Of mayor = DO"
one 81 dignity. as II deserves
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

Samuel'Harris. one OF the best know n
colored merchants on the Peninsula.
is able 10 be about his store. although
veiy feeble. lie is a valuable and use
ful citizen. and his speedy recovery Is
hoped for.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

r,s---e 81 rns posfonce a EnnS@se'''
.s.a~ord Class nsii-nsrfer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ;

Subscription price 800 per fesf ; ss"'
r,re ssr l-Ss time. ALWAYS "a advance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
-.ffornerS Rho pisce LcgSf Ao'sl''s.SN !.
shfspaPersrr bed personally
- 80 he,pr rhe only condition Un0er
- -. .~c-pf such ADVERTISING hStes
=. - ireh esch time. hess - per ce1t- Nc
<-,isrion ron shese terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

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oh. would that We could hare orc need
of praise.
And list 20 this our humble lay
oh. would that now your pallid lips
Could sweetly smile.
Aud that your death-closed eyes could
see.
A moments while.
This fiial pi.ty,
Blu, now We lie within the lap of earth,
L ing vswearied bv the mortal strife,
Asleep. rs once before your BIRTH
Unwaking till He calls We unto life.
Hut vet feel your spirits straying
near.
Unseen. but felt. like wind-breaths on
quiet sea.
A hallowed calm rests DER the place,
A halcvon sanotity
That lends the hour an added grace.
Where once We fought and bled
The gcecning grasses grow;
Above your glory bed
Np'''N % - =. .o,ss
are laid away,
:. :, - - 81 sorra ., frav,
The irou sAsFd Is rust.
-, -, -, 80 h.a..s.
-, >. -o,,e.,fraclson lee
r.. bio,,s ~ ev.-v soldier starts
A, -. ,,,e,,f
"a .v.rx ma, a hero-then
>--...,....-,4s. 80 l-.,,, breath
Eo- southern cbivaIrv
ga 80 s-,;l. a, deatb
creep.
Earth's loving. last embrace.
Theirs the soldiers well earned sleep
Theirs now u new iossacd grace.
Their wasring ID 'er. their battle done,
Lies suerdon won.
lis sweet. 50 calm. 50 sweet 70 rest,
Forever aud forever blest
Here let them lie
Beneath this hallowed plot
r-nseeinv and Unseen. but not forgot.
Forgetl the very word is shame;
oh uot this broken shaft
VIII guard their fame.
Their children's hearts still keep
Their u,ern'rv treasured. green.
And so II ere hath been.
Aud 50 will be
Forever. as the cycles run
Thro' times inverted slass.
An no. As far as prophets eve can see
Thro. all eternity
Their mem'rv shall not pass.
b sleep on. Oh fathers. in your earthly bed
Sleep OF. IN undisturbed repose.
sleep on. nor wake 20 hear
H' ouN- 81 N''', - as
2 m. 80, 80 81,
< ~. .h....sii $50. b-,,.bs-s %,
old wounds are healed
< And bv the ashes Of a myriad tomb
b A deener mutual love revealed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

:. Advertising rates resScnabie. arc
or Spphcsrfca. Rates 70 81 . - =.
s..-h per issue. with uSosi diSsooA's 20
-. r.oc.f notices : CertS The lire
r--,.,-,,o, ,f--SDecf : CeDts per hne-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Nothing Equal 70 ChamberlaIn's
COlic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for Bowel Com
plants III Children.

I'VE have used Chsnberlsin's Collie,
Cholsrs snd DisrrhoeS Remedy IN our
fsmily Tor years. - says Ms J. B. Cooke
oi Netherlands. Texas We hsve given
il - ST. Of our children We hsve used
other other medicines Tor the same pur-
pCse. but never found anything 70 sCusi
ChSnlberisin's II you viii use Il IS
directed il viii siwsys cure For sale
bv ]. Il. stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
Contracts Tor Cucumber Pickles.

Contracts are still being taken Tor Gu
eumber pickles for the pickle factory OF
II. J. Heinz Co. Those desiring con
tracts can get same at the office Of l.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

One Week Cleanup Sale
Starts Saturday, May II,
Of all our new Summer Wash Goods
and everything throughout the large
Store. as there are too many things to
mention in this small space, but there is
a big saving on everything
From Calico to Silks and
Tin Pans to RefrigeratOrs.
All bills of $40 will ship tt Williamsburg
Evening star., 1904-02-27

On the other side you will find figure
which Is not the easiest thing in the world
TO draw.
have been reading The Star for one
year. l have the answer of the puzzle Of
enigma. 1t is Afghanistan. From your
loving reader. IRVING T. N.
We are very glad to hear of your circle
and know you will do good work.5[Ed.1
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l like to read the childrens page very
much AS 1 have never put anything in The
Star 1 now send a drawing 1 hope it will
be worthy of a prize. Yours truly,
MILDRED S.
Fort Myer. Va.
Watch the page and when you see your
drawing used cut it out, send to Aunt
Dorothy and ask for your prize.-[Ed1
Dear Editor:
1nclosed you will find some pictures which
| drew. l will let you decide upon which
is worthy of prize. l am a reader of the
children's page and like it very much. I
manage, however. to read all of the letters
and there is not anything more interesting.
Yours sincerely.
BLANCHE c., Age II Years
We are glad you like the page. Please
put your name and address, next time. on
any drawing you send. work will be
used without credit. There are so many let
ters coming all the time it Is impossible to
keep track of the sheets that have no names
On.-fEd
Evening star., 1904-02-27
Children's League Year Reports.

REPORT OF PRESIDENT OF H H. sc.
FOR YEAR 1903-e4, RELATING TO
WORK DONE BY SAID CIRCLE
READ AT FEBRUARY MEETING
Two subscriptions 10 Saturday Evening
Star sent to children not able to otherwise
get IL, each at 81. One TO Indian children
at Toreva, Aria and one to settlement
children In New York city. Flowers sent
TO sick member Received a call for help
from Mrs. VI. Brooks of Whitewater. Va.
and answered II by sending a large pack
ing box fun OF clothing and IS worth Of
new materials for clothing and other incl
dentals. Contributed one-half dollar to n
fund being raised for an invalid lady.
ELSIE NJ. YOST
February 5, 1904
REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING JANU-
AIRY !, 1904.
To the Fl. H s c:
On April A. 1868, several bows and oirIs
Including Mr.. Williams, met at Elsie Yost's
10 form our circle, and We elected the off,
GERS; also decided on the name of the cir
Gle. On April IL We met at 1912 PennsyI-
wanna avenue and adopted the constitution.
On May I We met at 1904 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. On June we met at go E street.
On July we met at 751 9th street and dis
cussed the picnic.
No meeting Was held in August On Sep
tember we met at 1910 ID street. On Oc-
tober 1, 1903, We met at % 7th street. An
extra meeting was also held in October TO
decide what measure 10 take concerning an
appeal for help which was received from
Virginia.
On November we met at 1905 PennsyI-
Vanla avenue On December we met at
TO ssth street. On January / we met at 521
9th street.
LIST OF MEMBERS
Elsie Yost, selena Yost, Willie Yost and
Evening star., 1904-02-27

Bessie Yost. 1902 Pa ave. Sc; Niobe Giles,
1912 PA. ave. Sc; Irene Yost, 1904 Pa. ave.
Sc; Madge Staley, 4O2 10th st. Sc; Flor
ence Smith, !21 9th st. Sc. Marie McEwan,
100 Sth st. Sc; Rosa Kiefer, 914 s. c. ave.
Sc; Florence Towers. 1910 d st. Sc; Ella
Smalfwood, 503 10th st. s.e; Elizabeth
kiefer, 914 s. c. ave. Sc; Edith Cowl, %
9TH St Sc; Mary McI4earen, 1905 Pa. ave.
Sc; Estin Smallwood, 503 10th st. Sc;
Frank Marcaron. 920 S. c. ave. Sc; Cliff
ford Hodgson. 2417 Pa. ave. NV; Arthur
Schaefer, $50 st. Sc; Edward Towers.
1910 D St Sc. Irving Burgess, 403 18th st.
Sc: MIR. w. J, Williams, $50 E ST. Sc;
Mary McLearen. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1904-02-27
DAISY'S NAP.

DAISY S NAP.
Daisy was little girl of five years, with
large blue eyes and light golden curls.
One bright day in spring, when every one
had gone out except the cook and Daisy.
she went upstairs to her doll house, which
was large closet in the nursery, to play
with her dolls; and having played with
them for while, she lay down and went to
sleep.
When her mother and father came home
they looked high and low in the attic and
the cellar and everywhere ina ginable; they
called and searched. but no Daisy was to
be found, until her brother Fred happened
to look into the nursery closet, and there
she lay with doll in each arm, fast asleep