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the year 30
ANCESTORS. --Perhaps those who make boast
Of noble ancestry not aware of what vast num-
Der each Of them have, and the following table viii
enlghten not few upon the subject Il treats Of:
As every human being has two parents, these
two four, and these eight, in three generations ;
ancestors thus double in every generation of thirty
three and one-third years. and increase eight-f6ld
in one hundred years; 20 going back another hun
dred years to 1854, the ancestry of every living
person would be sixtyfour in number in 1854 il
would be bl2; in 143o, be 1895 in 1854, be
safes; in 1854, be 221 ,s44 in 1880, 2,0s7, 1b2.
The generation Of the 1854 win have descended
from between eight and nine millions Of the present
race. In this way the average powers Of humanity
and animals are kept up, and without mixture
families deteriorate and become Extinct. In every
nation the people are al kindred In remote de-
greee, and had common ancestry.
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n PPLEs, POTATOES, SWEET CT
a der, &c--Just received, another lot Of those fine
Apples, White Mercer Potatoes, Sweet Cider and a
general assortment Of fresh family groceries traits
&c. which am selling low, at my store In Odd Eel
lows Hail. Seventh street
GEO. w. Il. KENNEDY,
dec l4-St ThSaTu No. boa Seventh street.
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CIGARS VERY CHEAP.

"E have inst received n consignment
w OF $4,000 Cigars, which viii be sold at lower
than the lowest prices, by the box only.
ROTHWEI.L &BR0WN Auctioneers
dec 15-St Opposite Bank of Washington
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MRS. HERMAN IL CO.,
French Steam Scourers.

No. SO North Bntap areet, near Lexington,
RALrrxoRx,
VIII thoroughly clean all kinds of Ladies' and Chill
drens Dresses made Of silk, velvet or wool; gentle
mems Coats, Pants, and Vests, without shrinking or
taking off the natural gloss.
The Ufnost Punctudlity Warranted.
White Grape Sbawls done up equal TO new
All orders lefta VIM. p. Sbedd's Fancy Goods and
Millinery, 500 18th street. Washington d. G., will be
attended 10. dec Is
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" ATCHES, Of Superior quality, and
w warranted accurate time Keepers constantly
on hand and received direct from the importers for
sale Ut Wholesale prices cheapcstin America No
41s, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 20 no HOOD
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Washington Correspondence of the New York Post.
An interesting controversy has been waging for
a long time between Nicholson, the public printer,
and Secretary Guthrie. Near the close ofthe first
session Of the present Congress joint resolution
was adopted, /" to fix the compensation of the en-
ployees in the Legislative department of the gov
ernmentn allowing the officers, clerks, messen-
gers, and other employees" therein an increase Of
twenty per cent. upon the compensation previous
ly received by them, commencing July LIST, 1858.
Mr.. Nicholson, of the U,tion accordingly has pre-
ferred claim as public printer employed by Con-
gress, for his twenty per cent extra amounting to
something like $4,000. Guthrie refused, on the
ground that Nicholson was not included in the
words or meaning of the resolution, whercupon the
latter fortified himself with the opinion of Attorney
General Cushing that he is legally entitled TO it.
and the certificates Of dout know how many NJ
C's, that they meant to include him in the reso-
luton.
In reply, Guthrie dissents from the Attorney
Generals opinion, and disposes of the outside tes-
timony of the members of Congress with the re-
mark that, If they TO include Nicholson, they
must do il by some Legislative declaration and not
by unofficial certificates. Here the matter at pre-
sent rests but Il is thought that the claim may
again be served upon the Secretary in some more
plausible shape 1t viii be difficult imagine, to
get Congress TO ratify it.
A report is in circulation which for several rea-
sons | do not credit that i. j. Grund, the we'll
known Washington correspondent of the Phladel-
phia Ledger and Baltimore Sun, has in his pocket
the commission for the consulship Of Marseiles in
place Of Hodge "a Whig) whose difficulties with
Kossuth are not forgotten. No one has worked
harder in one way or another for the administra-
ton than Mr. Grund, and IL he has not been paid
for il already, II is high time he was. The avails
and perquistes Of the Office in question usually
set down at about 81 800; but, "by due attention
to business, they may mount up, II is supposed TO
four or FIVE thousand
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Important Decision.
Further from the Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.--As far as heard from,
the occupants of the buildings destroyed last night
lose $4,000. Insured for $4,000. This is ex-
elusive Of the buildings, the loss Of which must
exceed 100000 more, though mostly insured.
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BALL AND SUPPER
or rrIE

or TrU
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
HNHE Columbia typographical Society
- respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie that their fortieth annual celebration will take
place at JACKSON HALL,
On Wednesday Evening January loth, 1855.
Tickets TWO D0LLARS-admitting a gentleman
and ladies' to be had Of the committee, at the door
on the evening Of the ball.
The furnishing and arrangement Of the Supper and
Refreshments will be under the immediate suparin-
tendence Of Mr. TH0S. ECKHARDT.
Enecdire Committee
VIM. N. Belt Charles Garfield,
VIM. J., Jones' George Cation.
]. T. Halleck, Harrison Bowen.
VIM. X. Mclean, c. p. Brown.
der 1A--oar
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On erlibitioa at Ao,rsoas building, -Four and half
street, near Pennsylvania aveaus from o'clock
A. M until 10 p. M, daily. Aa IS
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II WALL IL STEPHENS,
MAENNSYT.VANI Avenue. bet

VOENNSYL MAMA AVehue, bctWeeh 9th
IL and 10th streets, have just received large AS
sortment Of Cloths, Cassmeps and Vesting, which
they viii have made up TO order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very large stock of rcadymade
Clothing, which they will sell MS cheap as any other
establishment in the United States decd
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HINCURRENT MONEY AND LAND
~ Warrants bought and sold Drafts ON all the
principal cities sold 10 suit purchasers.
Highest rates paid for Trans lleghany Bank Bank
Of Kanawha, Va, and Selden, Withers h Co.'s notes
Claims against the government collected
HAMILTON G.. FAINT,
No. 1872 Penn. avenue, Washington, d. G.
nov 1S-1y E f2s# fEF
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GENTS UNDERGRADUATES for VIM
NJ tcr--of silk, Lanrbswool, Scotcl-wool. Merino,
Shaker Flannel, Cashmere, Astoria Fur, for nya.
Ids Canton Flannel, Net Cotton, &C., Of all sizes.
A full assortment in store, at reduced prices, at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
424 Pennsylvania avenue, north SIDE
nov 2o-eo3wif iInt1 ~
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS T.
~ Orders for Coulter's frcsh Chesapeake Canned
Oysters left at No. 397 Sixth street. between @ and
II, west side, win insure their prompt delivery in any
quantities 70 families and others, at their Residences
at the usual rates. dec l4-sts
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.
Leader, j. M, PRospERI--C Conductor, f. PRosPERi.
MILITARY Parades, Balls, Private
1yA Parties, attended with any number Of pieces.
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 2g--ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26


ENGLISH BaRBARITy-Ihe following out
rage upon even the decencies Of civilized war
fare is eiated by European correspondent of
the ~ Y. Iftbrne.
"At the taking of Ronersund Ga Russian
post by a detachment of the English fleet,
circumstance occurred which the world at large
should know. The Russian woman were VIC
lated by the English sailors, their houses laid
waste. and tAefts committed. The Russian wo-
men were taken out by drunken sailors to the
public common aud there violated en- masse in
the midst OF orgies that Mould have done honor
te South Sea cannibals! The commander OF
the English forces, ashamed Of this conduct,
afterwards attempted to apologize 10 the Gov.
ernor OF the place; in reply he was told that
there was some crimes for which man could
apologize, but for sncb a che as this there could
be no apology, and he was surprised TO hear
one offered by nation understanding So well
the obligations o: civilized ltfeo
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SlsGuLAR DIscLosuRE.-A Surgeon
in the y. S. Army recently desired to
know the most common causes OF enlist
men,s. BY permission of the captain, a
company containing 56, the writer in a
pledge not TO disclose the name of any
officer or private, except as a physical or
metaphysical fact, the true history was
obtained Of every man. On investigation,
it appeared that nine tenths enlisted on
account of some female difficulty! thirteen
Of them had changed their names and
forty-three were drunk or partially SO, at
the time Of their. enlistment. Most Of
them were men Of fine talents and
learning, and about one-third had once
been in life. Four had in elevated s,tua'
ton in life. Four had been lawyers
three doctors, and two ministers.
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THEF' ADVERTISEK.
~l->~1VaPR5a, 1cd. =. nc

T1IE LAvv - NJ A. !.
/. suharibss Mo e..
notice % No. contrary ss - - :
wishing 70 continue e. 1. ~ s1s - =. i
.. II subscribers g 10 PIT.
.nce Of their psried,s - Il - - -.
may continue u. "a z .sna -
a. II subsceibers neglect % sse1se to
~. their psYiodicels from the Office te
M .ah Inv ars lirecssd, NAY are held
re.non,;blc fill they have settled the bill.
and ordered them d1ContH1osd. =. = 4
a. II ,ubscribsrs .relpoys % other pa
ces' withoae infssaing the paelisher:;
and the pspers ase sent % The former di-
rec, rection, tbcy are held responsible. SO ].
4. The courts have desidsa that re-
f,,s;nr 70 .ake periodicah trom shc edics,
or removing and leaving them uncailed
for e, Is prina fas;s evidences Of inteaaion.
i trend. .a& ,sss}sss atgggg ftssa sgE1a sEtA 8
IL
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The BI6c EST SNAKE STonY.-Accor-
ding to the Richmond Bulletin, Mr.. VIM.
H. Cole, Of Caroline county, Va, lately
killed in his field huge black snake, and
upon cutting the reptile open, found snug
ly stored away in the stomach five young
hares. But the most wonderful part oil
the story yet remains to be told. One Of
the hares, winch must have been rec, ntly
swallowed, revived shortly after it was
taken from the body OF the snake, and
ran away INTO the bushes. ......
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A WoNpxRFuL Discovery has recently been
made by DR.. Curtis, of this city, in the treat
ment Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases
Of the lungs. We refer to .Dr. curtis's Hy-
geana, or inh ling Hygean vapor and Cherry
Syrup With this new method DR.. {. has re-
stored many attic ed ones TO perfect health; as
an evidence Of which, he has innumerable GER
tiicates. Speaking of the treatment physl-
clan remarks 1T is evident that 'nhaing--
constantly breathing an agree bic, healing va
nor the medical properties must come IN di-
rect contact with tue whole Of the aerial cavity
Of the lungs. and Thus escape the many and va
ried changes produced upon them when INTRO
duced into the stomach, and subjected TO the
process Of digestion. the Hygeana is for sale
at all the druggists, throughout the country
From the N, Y Dutchn m Of Jan, lath
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation
in another column Of this paper.
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TiP'Oa sn rsjoics Of hang ,lete.i.
osncs Of some cute chaps. We have
some small boys here-boys between
tweasy and shirsy-big enough to wear
whisaers' eight pinch y who amuse
themselves II nightly taking down .iau.,
and placing them up at unusual places.
They are bright boys, and we would IRE.
sent then, with bright brass button to
play with were we no. afraid they would
swallow L.. Ye s~ f~"
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Bdas" The gentlest task.master we ever
knew Of is blacksmith, who says every
evening to his apprentices Come, boys
let's leave of work and 60 to saving
wood" 49,. - "a.
That blacksmith must be brother of
the farmer down east, who, one season,
when he was building new house, used
to try and get his hired men out with him
to play dig cellar BY moonlight Es
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General Notice.

Mrs. Patterson is now in Upton with
her Daguerrean Gallery, and will be
clad to furnish all who wish to Obtain
life.like pictures, on moderate terms. =
Her stay will be short. -,
On leaving Upton, she will visit MT.
Vernon, Marion, Cedar Rapids &c, &c.
July, 22d 1854,
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a journeyman prin.ss can dad q sisua-
ton q, this Office, BY applying soon. I i. !:


We have in Tipton !, large sized steam
milan enterprise Of John P. Cook--
which has been. sssotsd . number Of
wears, and as yet Of ssrylittle advantage
70 any one. Messrs. Friend 4 Culbert-
son frs. tried their hand It running it.
and did run /, for I couple Of years but.
c;rcumstances were such shataia did not
proye profitable. Oshsss have tried il
with like success. TIE great difficulty
is the insafficiency Of water. We learn
that Henry Bagley,i ofsshis place, has
now taken charge Of The mill. and Is about
trying plan q obtaining water, which,
although altogether experimental, strikes
us as bearing 4 Feasibility upon it. face.
I, is a fact that in this vicinity the great
es, amount Of water can Be obtained by
digging from eight 70 fifteen feet, and at
which depth is . strata Of qaick-sand
containing water. Below this il is diff.
cult to obtain much water. The present
plan is to dig down to the quick sand and
then dig q sewer or channel about one huns
bred yards in length, into which the wa
ter from the sand may And its way, and
from thence to be conducted to the well,
a, the rear Of the mill. II this expert.
ment proves successful il viii Be quite an
advantage to our place and the country
surrounding. The mill is large, and cree
ted and finished with q great deal Of
pains and expense. but without water is
Of little benefit. We hope that il may
prove successful. and that Mr.. Bagley
may fully realize his expectations.
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The susquehannah Railroad Company,
1t is reported, have settled all the cases Of
damages resulting from the accident on
the 4th Of July, for about one hundred
thousand dollars. .. .ars>y.a t.z,... 49,
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nv the Rev William Bagley on the 24th inst.
Mr. RoRrRr p. DALE to Miss SARAH CRANE all OF
this county. Late IN the afternoon We received
The above notice and It'll it came plentiful sup
nv Of cake--ali hands were anxiously waitug
for supper bells to ring at the hme-so down W.
az, hnys and girls, and had a feast by ourselves
Roprur ard his fair bride have the undivided
IL ,to AT tbe office,
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Shut your eyes and listen init me-
Veil de first night open de store ! counts
de monies. and finds it mix right, count
him and dere be tree dollars gone, and
vat dees yer tink | does den!
| can't say " what! -,
Wy, did not count him any more and
he comes out shoost right ever since.
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PuBLrc SPIaar.-This Is something
which il some places is much talked Of
but which exists only in words, and we
verify believe Upton is one Of those pla-
ces. Mr.. Holtslander, who has just return
ed from atrip through the western par. Of
the State. Gays he thinks there is less i'm
provemen. going on in Upton than in
any town he passed through. This real.
~ ought not to be told abroad, and our
citizens ought to blush to hear it. Here
we are situated in the midst Of fine
country with every promise Of reward for
our exertions, and yet indolen.ly settling
down, and doing nothing except 70 devise
ways and means to avoid the usury laws
OF the State. - assst -. @
And then such an amount Of jealousy
as exists hero: Since Upton was laid
out, not one stroke has been taken to the
the advantage Of streets. The town ooun-
Gil proposed 70 have Cedar street graded,
and offered oil that was in their power to
obtain it. Sealed proposals were receiv.
ed-all Of which were beyond the means
Of the Council, Is each bidder had in
view the one idea Of getting rich out Of it.
Mr.. Swaziland, who is about the only en-
terprising man in town, offered to do the
work for about t400 less than any one
else, and yet he could not have i for fear
he would realize shilling or two out Of
il, although far below what any one else
offered, and 80 our streets must remain
ungraded and witeout bottom, until the
present generation dies or Or goes up
Nebraska, and more entcrprising Sc,
come in. Y. ~
Also, many are wanting 70 build. but
material is dear and scarce -$5 50 is Of
fered for brick, and yet at this price, with
good chances Of burning, whereby q good
profit can be realized, yet no one can be
found to take hold it, and so the town must
languish for want OF brick to build with.
Quite stirring people,
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"HASc YouR Cabin" Captain, what's
the fare to St. Louis :" "What part of
the boat do you wish to 60 on--cabin or
deck" Hang your cabin" said the
gentleman from Indiana. "a live in a
cabin a, home; give me the bes, you've
got "@ .rt #t#E -
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Isy At late census OF the city of Bur.
lngton, Iowa, the population was ascer.
famed to be 1852, from which we Judge
that to be the largest city in the State
though Dubuque, Davenport and Musca.
tine are "hard after" her.--El.
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We give notice in advance that CHAR
Ley SHETLAND has been to ST. Louis and
purchased stock Of goods which are now
on their way hithcr. Hold on, and we
viii let you know what he has laid in,
when it comes.
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- Forty liquor dealers in the ninth
ward in N. York have been indicted for
selling ardent spirits. The City Tenn
peranco Alliance arc said TO have bsen
the principal means Of these prosecutions.
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-. Why are members Of the Legislature
like lnveterate toperss Because they Of
ten put their noses into measures calcu-
lated to break down the constitution.
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1s When does young lady wish to
win more than seven beaux at once 3
When she tries to fascin. ate ,(fas,en
eight. If ~ : + f :
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VorE ny BALLoT.-lt is strange thing, In
this age Of progress and reform, that vote by
ballot should be the exception, and not the rule
in the State OF Missouri. Voting is done by
ballot in st. Louis county, alone; and IN other
nor s;ons Of the State, ezra poce vote Is taken.
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A tailor in London has been fined 40
shlliing Tor making coat with cloth. GOV.
e,ed buttons! An act Of parliament Of
george III. enacts that every coat mus,
nave brass buttons, and the act being still
anrepealed, the magistrate had no option
but to inflict the fine.
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M. T. G. i. CHAMBERS,
PRYSlcL4yS IND Drug GTsTS.
TlPTON, IOWA. "

DEALERS IN
PIN rs, OILS DYE STUFFS.
naJ GL.aSSH.7RE, WINDOW
Glass, FURNISHES
TERPENTLrE,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS.
BRUSHES, FANCY soAFs, rERruMERIEs
TOILET ARTICLES.
In short, every description Of goods usually
found in Drug Stores, al! Of which are offered
at the lowest prices.
Also for sale.
DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
0sgood's Indian Cologogue. ~
Rogers Livefwort and Tar,
Guysiott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ayers Cherry pcctoral, wees
Moflatt's Life Pills and Ph9nix Bltters,
Gillman's Mamaluke Liniment,
dora Vegetable and anti -bilous pills
H. 6. rrcll's Arabian LiRment,
A. g. Rragg's Mustang Liniments
And many other popular medicines of the
day. .a ..s rpton, Nov. Il, 1888.
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~ The gentleman who has been "y-
mo % raise the wind finds himself blown
all over town.
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e%Yes,erday. Mr.. .FaAsx Drss

tS Yesterday, Mr.. .FaASx Drss-
Low entered our Office bringing two large
water melons, which he placed at our dis
posal, and which were soon disposed Of.
The treat was worth noticing they were
the best melons we have seen this year
no pumpkins about them, nor were they
raised in squash patch. To - poor ed
i.ors and printers, who are shut up in
the Office, day in and day ont, they were
truly quite refreshing. FaAHx i clev-
er fellow, and has our thanks.
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shall tho Slave Trade be Re-es-
tablished?


Two Of the leading papers OF the
South, the Richmond Enquirer and the
Charleston Standard are now boldly ana
uneqaivocally advocating the kepea, o.
all laws prohibiting the African slave
trade.
Yes, men Of the North, il IS but too
true The editor Of the Richmond En-
quirer has acquired willing and an able
coadiutor in the Charleston Standard
Listen to this mans insane mutterlngs'
Dubuque Tribune.
"To urge,v he saws, "that the union o. o. ~,
eonal races IS necessary to the progress Oh nu'
man society, and yet resist the means by whie !,
that union is effected, is contradiction "n ..T
bumAn. ingenuity can never reconcae, -:
bask in the Frightening beams Of such an ms,
luton 10 defend il, to praise i and pray TOT ~
continuance, and yet contribute SHIPS ana sp !,
diers to prevent its extension and It's -, ,
others Than ourselves, is scarcely deiensipe
upon any reasonable principle o. human -
ton -
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RE.HE.sDOTS ExCITE.H E.S1'
GRAND ARRIVAL,
Adam BaiI.,
fAirnas.,, u Rair g. Gnn.,t /

Iot1t0Saa tu Dan = VnIey.
lave gone thto tho grocery D,.sincss, ana
IL may be fond al Block No. z, Rochester
where they have litsi received large and sape-
rior assortment Of all kinds OF Groceries. FRO
visiones, fruits. &c, which thsv now offer h,
then numerous aea iainiances. at prices perfect
" astonishing e any civilized Hawk Eve. Ye~,
more they are prepared b sell cheaper tiiah
any establishment sest IF tite A!is+<s,t.ts
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Red Cedar Lodge No 90 |. 0. o. +.
Meets every Saturday eve in Rochester Iowa
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Forest Encampment No 9,
Meets the lst and "a Wednesday in each
month in Rochester, Iowa
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Str MS

= society has receH,ly been sta5lished
- rams ior the purpose Of encouraging
shop-Reepers and tradermen, to clo.e
'nelr sohps and cease working on Sunday.
yeems, my lad keep away from III.
gas.-Ven you see one coming. dcdge,
Just such crltter as that young 'un clean.
ing the doorstep on tother sidc q he
street, fooled your poor dad, Jenny. If
naon been Tor her you and yer daddy
might Ia been in Caiiforny hun.in'
dmuns, my son.