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TTNlVERsALIsM: What 10 iti Send
~ for the STAR IN THE WEST, Cincin-
natl. A large s-psge weekly; established 1927.
1t meets all the wants of the family; - SO per
year, 81. 25 six months. Try IL. Specimen free.
CHM att, Ohio.
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NEW YORK Safety Steam Power COMFY.
IN Steam Engines, with and without cut of,
and Sectional Safety Steam Boilers. built in
quantities by special maehinery. Send for cir
cular, "A Courtlandt street, New York.
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CO NJ N ERclAl.

Rock IsLApD. January 25.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock island market.
WINTER WHEAT FLoUR-W holessle ,..... s. so
pef.;I 8 40
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Sold in Chicago at Wholesale by Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller; Lord & smith: Van schaack, Steve
son & Reid: Hurlbut 4 Edsall f Burnhsm 4
Sen; Blseki d Co.. TolmAn b King; Rock
wood Blocki.
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Statistics of Suicides

Nj. LegOyt, who has written > very ex-
tansive work on this subject, is Of opinion
st, that suicides increrse more rapidly
than than either the population or general
mortality in all the following countries /:
Bavaria, Hanover, France, Mecklsnburg
Prussia, the kingdom Of Saxony and Swe-
den. "a, contrary to the usual opinion,
Enqland ranks lO,0eSt IN the scale, as re-
0ards frequency Of suicides. Denmark
and North Germany stand highest, and
France occupies a middle position. Sd,
there arc generally about thirty suicides of
women to hundred Of male suicides
4th, the number increases with age up to
about sixty or seventy years. 5th, the
number is smallest in January and greatest
in July 9th, women are more influenced
BY moral agencies, men by material agen-
cies. 18th, among married persons the num-
Der Of suicides is smallest it is larger
among the unmarried, and attains its great
est limit among those who have bean sepa-
rated or divorced. 9Th, in Prussia i has
been calculated that of every million Of in
haOitantS Tue IEOleSlduSS sfo AOS ss@sosoces
the Jews 81, and the Catholics only AZ.
9th, suicides are more frequent in large
towrs than in other portions Of the country
Of all the conclusions deducible from the
foregoing statistical account, the most o.
founding one is, that suicide 10 generally
and rapidly increasing; and this the author
supposes to be due to the natural conse-
'quences Of the intensely civilized Cd con-
dition into which we are passing.-E Union
Medicdle.
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American citizens located here, no conflict
has taken place or will take place. But
fellow workers of the United States, what
spectacle do behold past the noon Of the 18th
century, in this portion Of sur boasted land
oflight, liberty and civilization +! A, large
class of your fellow-Oitizens compelled 10
seek for redress from the partial, odious
and unjust action Of your chosen Senators
in Congress, at the hsnds Of the highest
tribunal in the country. It 10 idle to pre-
tend at this late hour to forth the futile
plea that we were trempassess upon the
soil and had no rights nhich the treaty
making Pewers were bound to respect
We hurl back the charge with indigua-
ton upon our false accusers By an act
OF Congress Of Sept. a, 184l, il was or
dained that settlement prior to purchase
upon any part Of the national domain was
not to be regarded as trespass. The en-
tire land policy Of the government from
that date to the present hour, with the ex-
ception Of the settlers here, haye never
been SO treated, or so regarded We
claim that the letter and spirit of these (the
presumption and homestead laws invited
and encouraged our settlement here, and
we came here confidently expecting to reap
our benefit and protection. Fellow work
men, ofthe United States, many Of you
may be looking forward to the time when
you shall be seeking for homes upon the
public domain. 1fyOu ever expect TO real
ize the idea Of free home upon the gov
ernnRt domain, you must repudiate these
rascals who have been trading in your
birth Aghts and affix to them the seal Of
your utter and overwhelming condemna-
ton. ... -. ..-..l.ta f..-a
II. D. MOORE,
r. d. CARGILL.
For and IN 6etalf4F tie People Of Tie
Neutral Land
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1t prhlnnman's Ahrutatt
CHICAGO MAY 81, 1871.
Bill Mason's Bride.


u,Ifa borr trI twain tt,,o -
A,d a TaarfnI 5.tE nieht -
Take a look az the switch lights Tom
Ftch IN stick when vouire throuvb
tmes' Well. yes. l guess so
Let the last STATEN ali right
Shr'u come round the curve a. A, Vim
Y.u know RlTis MOI He's eneipeer-
Ben on the road all nj, lICs
pu never forget the mornin'
He married his chunk o. a wife
Twas the summer the MIL hands truck.
Left OF w.rk-eyery one.
They kicked up row IN the VILLAGE
Pm ha,n,t hsen morn an Lour-
In comes , message rom Kr.ss
,rdarin' RnI n 20 m there
And hiring mn the nivbt express :
H. lasr his ,,al in a. harry
ANA VIM In IN nps,Lsr o,a
,,irIir, not.in, mt Marv
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CIGAR MAKERS.
1I1ISvITIE CIGAR MAKERS

~ Union. No. 81, meets every second and fourth
wednesday In each month, Books Hall. Jsn:rson
street. between 1st aud "a Louis Benjamin. President
Jacohs Vice p esident Helfrieh, Recording
secrabry o Y Booher, Financial Secretary Charles
schwsrtE, Corresponding Sec, boz 80. haurer'
Treasurer.
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DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
~ Of Chicago, meets every Tuesday evening, at
hafpAst O'Clock, At 1856 South Clark Street, D.. A
Cox president A. C. Graham vice-president. J. J. Me-
CURE recording lecretarT Peter Oogy financial seere
tary, Aege corresponding secretary, Charles DoIen
trea surer, WelduA Smith warden, John 0Conbeh Co
dsctor. William HArdenqnai. board Of dIrectors.
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CLEVELAND, o. Union Ne. IL
" me etc on the 1ss ard "a Saturday In sash moath
John Brand, president, l4o Huntfnxton street
N Menche vice president. VIM Cannon, correspond.
ing and recording secretary, box S559 Henry steg-
khamper, financial secretary. VIM Myers, ressur er
Brand. Frederick Vinmore and william Breslich,
trustees
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DAYTON, OHI0.-Union No. IS
l. meets on the lat Saturday evening Of every month
It No. 28t second street WIN. b. Hopkins, president.
George Kicker, vice president. a Mundsy, record
ing secretary Henry Steiner, .eAsurer. David AM
6rose. corresponding md Ansncsi secretary No. 80
Jones stree; s. If...I . ..
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MA

Ill KERs' UNION NO. 60. a Mumbsr q Eldridr.
street, New York city. Meeting nights the hrst tn Ks
DAY Of every month. Conrad p. Kuhn, President
George Muller, Vice Presidsnt. M. d. Psats Record.
ing Secretary. An KAngrNA, Treasurer. b. Huck
Pm. See. Aorits EosAsshlHAs Our. see.s o. Edridgs
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pRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 10,

~ Of Pennsylvania meets IN Chester every MON
DAY evening, eerneR Of Third and Penn Streets m
Mcdonald esident, JEFF. Pedrick vcepresident, A. r.
art recording secretary George w. DannAfer cor
responding secretary w. H. Brown assistant d. James
8. Dutton treasurer, William r. Galloway. g. M NC
Donald, John Meekins trustees, g. A. Winfree sargent
Moerge WiegAnd, Deputy.
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BRIG kLAYER9
IRREGULARITIES UNION, NO.

RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. ],
- Of Indiana meets sveEY Wednesday esspinR N
Warrington street. opposite fhe Court House. Indiana
president; Michael Lynch, recording secretary Kdw.
romlnson, financial secrstary Over Keely. treasursr
Michael Higgins, eonductoE Mckay Johlsons asss
keeper. Samuel Kelley, o Buchanan, John Pegan
trustees. Michaei Lynch, recording secrssayy see
North Illinois street.
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QRICKLAYRRs, UNION. NO. Z

- Of Albany, N. y, neeta every WEDNESDAY
evening At No. 74 State street. Albany NY. Mcclure.
building John Z. shisrAen, president; JaA B. latt
nrst vice PRESIDENT Andrew Tenant, second vice
PRESIDENT Ssmue j. Nee, corresponding secretary Jno
J. Carroll, recording secretary; Thos. Newton, IN.
Sec; Jeremiah Herbheah assistant IN. sec. John X
Tod d, treasurer. Oormac McWill;amS, Patrick Dunn
conductors. Postodlce box $685.
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO.

~ OF Wisconsin. Headquarters, Milwaukee. Meets
every second and fourth SATURDAY IN each month
at No. 200 Fourth street Patrick Nichols, PresdeLh
East water d. Jacob Bot. treasursr, eS7 Seventh
j. B. Thompson, ding secretary, Postoce box 11A
Milwaukee r. @ Tinker, financial secretary, 899 Pros
pect ST.. James Tinker, Chairman trusteee 780 Marshal
st. ". T. Watson, corresponding secretary, loo Third
street. N.. '- h.
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PRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND
- PLAsrERERs' UNION No. e. OF Pittsnefd Mass-
meets every other Saturday ut O'Clock, u. NJ, In
Browns Block Penn street. James O. Dodge president
Samuel Turner LIST president, N. O. Ohspmsn sem
End vice president George Tanner financial secretary
samuel Dodge treasurer H. Y. Markham recording and
corresponding secretary. box 4s3. r..s f- . 30.
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NIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. l,
Of every month q csnsRal Halt - NersA Cav street
Baltimore. Bduin Johnson, prasident fhos CullIus 2.
ton, vice presidents. kdWmrd d. Mc0mln Hnaiiah re.
cording secretary. Lndwig Kuhne, herman rscordins
secretary. \ n. Csstine, financial secretary Geo
Frank treasurer: I. p. k0hner, corresponding score
tary, 1853 kaburg nc.
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ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Union No. 5
IL meets 90 the drst Friday evening Of each month
at the Workngmen's Assembly Rooms, State street
between Mumford and RAilrpad avense John II yde
president, lock box 657 Juhn VICE, vice president
Voge, treasurer Fred Reu erde. hssneiaI secretary
illlAn Eyanss cor Sec, hon les J Ceurneen
sec .H
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OPERATrvE BRICKLAYERS UN.

AHERAI1VE BhlChLA1EhO IN
~ ION No /, OF Philadelphia meets the LIST, end and
9Th THURSDAY evenings In every month at their HAll
10 Locust street, third door above Eighth street. W.
L. Johnson president, Joseph ~ Hackney vice presi
dent, theodore Yardey recording and financial secre
sary, Samuel Burns assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
reAsureF, Edward Phean sergeant &C wms, A. Lloyds
o. II. Carson, H. x. Bray, trustees.
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QRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. |

- District Of Columbia, meats In the City Of Wash
iDgton on the LIST and 8rd THURSDAY In each moHth.
8. Sloan, preSident v. Burch vice president; J. p.
Farrell secretary; X Murphy, treasurer; Lewis Trum-
DO, corresponding secretary.
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Jersey CITY, N. J.-Unioa No.
u l0l the second Tuesday in every month at
Union Hall, lac Newark asenue J. D. Rice Prssident
Geo. Zeigler TrsAsnFer. OUes Jarnb Vics President
Abe Livingston Bee GreenvilIe Hudson Co. Nj
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RRICKLAYERs, UNION. NO. /

~ Of Ohio, meet at their Hail. 90 West Finh street,
Cncinnati, every MONDAY evening, II eight o'eloek.
President, g. Cavanagh; Vice President WIN. Q. Sew
ard Recording Secretary Charles Lupton FinHn-
cial Secretary. Thomas 0Keeae Treasures, Wllhen
OKteHe; Corresponding Secretary, John Byrcu. p. o.
Box 1881. ..
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warnev's 0Omgh Balkan Do healing. SOfssn-
ing and expertcrating. Ths extraordinary power 10
pseessev n 'msnsaiatc'v relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obstinate eases o. 0ougha. Colds,
Sore Threat, Bronchitia, Influenza CAtarrb, Hoarse
ness. Asthma and Consumption n almost Incredible.
prompt 10 the relic and certain its effects In all the
above cases any affection OF the throat and lungs
that thousands Of physicians daily prescribing IA,
and and all say that IL IL the most healing and
pectoratiBK msicime known. One 3ose always affords
relief and In bottle effects cure Sold
by druggists IN large bottles. Price One Dollar II
your fault you Sill cough and suffer- The Balkan
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A SEcREr-Willism Wits letter to his
daughter on the small oOurtssies Of LIE CON
tlins a passage from which great deal Of
happiness might be leafnel: 81 want TO
tell you secret. The way 10 make your
self pleasant to others is TO show them at
tentiou. The whole world il HE the miller
at MansGeld, who cared for nebody-no,
not be, because nobody cared for him.
And the whole world would serve you 20
If you gave them the cause. Let every one
nee that yoa do care for them by showing
them what Stsrne 30 happily called the
small courtssiss, in which there is no parade,
whose voice IN too still to tease, and which
manifset themselves by tender and affso-
tomato looks and little acts Of attention,
giving others the preference in every little
employmsnt, ut the table, m the field,
W king. sitting and standing"
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FRENCH GrNTLEMAx, taking leave Of
English LAdy-"Well. madame, sdieu. As
to the conduct of England toward Us. ! fear
we shall retain-pardon me-the belief We
have long had, that you are . nation OF
Shopkeepers."
English Lady" well. Mistakes
will always be made. We long had be-
Lief that you were nation Of Soldiers
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K ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
~ lO9 meets the last Saturday evening Of each
month, ut Turner's Hail.
JosHrH A! HuskAs. President
HYAN CoHKS, Recording Secretary.
". M. WuLFy, Corresponding Secretary Drawer 9o3q
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RUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. 2
~ meets on the AFst Wednesday, ta eash month 90
the Of Eiiicott and Huron streets, In Apollo
Hall Samuel Lesy. Psssifspt sspy Tslnut strsst.
recording secretary. @. II. Sehwenk, financial
tary. Henry LotE,tJeasuFer. Henry sehlAgter. Ger
interpret Boxrd OF Directors C. W. Feirl p
Loesch, LOrenE Beckstein, Henry schlAgter. David
Shelter, corr espOnding secretary, box 97l0.
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TRIE. PENN,

ERIE, PENN. - Union No. l0s
at Atlantic Hall, Twelfth Of. John knori pres and
treas, $40 State I. j. Armstrong vice president
Daniel A. Shepherd recording and AnanciaI secrsAry
Rudolph Phstsr, corresponding Secresary 1874 state
street
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.-UDion No. lis
y meets ou the nrst Monday evening Of each month.
John LAn9ney area 4. etaResd, vice pres. J. fsy-
ios, treas x. seeui, rec sec. b. .. brown. 40 ssd
cor zee, box 76f
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ITHACA, N. Y.-UniOn No. IL holds
regular meetings the nrst Tt nrsdAy in month
Henry To wiley, President. Harry Jones, Vice Pres
pent John Ysss, Trss.nrsr. JoAa Prayer, Recording
Secretary y NJ
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CLINTON, IOWA.-Union No. lis
~ meets ON the hrst Monday Of each month. Mt Al
oaPp's restaurant, 9Th ave., bet lH and ID street
Jas Harvey, President. kdWtn LAmopa Recording and
Corresponding Secretary. Herman HAnnecke Hbancia
Sscretary. John AiplerStorf, Treasures. Il. y. sox
Ia. III N rftl1t HIrf N VIZ ~ 1T I
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DITTSBURGH, PA.-Unien No. IS
meets on the Aest Wednesday o. every m0Dsh.
avid Td1ny president. Geo. McGee, vice president.
Beujsmin Ballard recording etaSy. g. blBdsay,
financial and corresponding secretary. Fred serRin,
treasurer. ---- ~ ST
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa
~ Union No. 10 meets he last Saturday Of each
month ct Oity Hall, Broad~Av. John J. Beary pres
A. schollp, vice pres Simon TrUgtler hn sec Bower
roc &C john Brown. eOFrespoeaing secrssary, boz
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A LBANY, N. Y.-Union No. 8
n meets on the second Thurrsday Of each month at
Moulders Hail. IS State Of. jas. Wsrd prea, 81 Law
renee st. julius Fish, vice pres. B. awsnn, cor
Peer McHale. nnsnca secretary, ~ DelaWArs street
Dsvid .Huntsr, treasurer. ''
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WEsTFIELD: n M ASS. Uni mn No );
niroes Han Charles Rawoope, Precedent. Henry Lag
srrs VIce PresidenG, M.chr Harris, Treasurer. g.
u edepriech rec. SEC. c. ~ Adams, hn and COZ sec.
box SO. " It." N. fN
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TACKSONyILLE. ILL.-Union No

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.
ia meets on tAe nrst Monday Of sach month, in
Pyatt'e Hall, Conrad schOttkaE, Pre&dents Bsntamtn
Cassel recording and financial secretary, VIM Fsgin
treasurer, n. A. OsneiiOA corresponding secretary,
P. O, box $50.
QUINCY, ILL.-Union No. AZ meets
" the Arst Friday eVeBing Of each menth. Han,
southwest Of Sixth aud Main streets " w. for
ney, president. =. w. Hofn1au vice president Henry
Pape, recording secretary. Henry Brunng treasurer.
VIM Koenig. corresponding secretary, box 1877.
UTICA N Y.-Union No. z meets
" the third Tueeday Of each month, a their hall
Franklin sqnare, Utica. John Pfeler, president.
0BPien, vice president. Charles HAdeck correspond
Ing secretary, p. o. box SIS. p Lederhos, financial
secretary. VIM. eouthworth, treasurer.
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-CPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
~ IS meets the Ard sAtuEdaye sscA month The
Harmonic all fifth street. between Warrington and
Jefferson ssa VIM. Toy, Pres, box 1858. Frank Cons
C. StaHel, Rec. Sec. Chris Holman, Treasurer. jas.
II. Wolcytt Corresponding Secretary Drawer $500.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No.
H "a meets on the third Thursday evening Of each
month at the Atlantic House Min ST. betwet Fourth
and Filth streets. J. D. Ulster, president. Jacob
Saner vice president John Smith, financial etaTy.
CharIrs Beatsnbe' der, rec riding secretary George
Herman treasurer. Emil Levy, corresponding secre-
tary. }. D. Fisher, Emil Levy, q. A. Meta, trustess
PostoRcs boz lSq.
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CHICAGO IRON MOULDERS UNION
~ No. %, meets at Iron holders Hall, l5s Bouth
CLARK street, every Friday evening Mrh e'elock,
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SPRINGFIELD, SS.-Union No.
~ % meets on the nrst Tuesday Of each month, at
the Springfield House, No. IL West State street Chas
Heltx president. Lawrence Sam uels, recording sec
Rotary and treasurer. T. Duncan, corresponding and
financial secretary, lock box 4.
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~tIGAR MAKERS UNION. NO. le,
~ Of o. Louls, meets on the second FRIDAY eve
ming in every month, at Tarnsrs Han. No le South
Tenth Street. Joseph DAshnA President John
Bath. vice President Edward Frye, Recording ssc'y
Ohas Rekfsldt, financial ssc'y; John B~ysrsdsrfer,
Treasurer; east VOIlmer Dor. Secretary. Boz fs4S.
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VAIN EkE'@
DYSPEPSIA

Warner's Dyspspsia Tonic ia prepared
expremly for DyspePtc1 and thoee suffering with ha-
blinAl Costiveness II 10 sllghuy stimulating tonic
and p4endic appefiz-r: IL strengthens the stomach
and restores ne digestive organs their heathy
-WsAk. nervous and dyspeptic persons should use
WAaHERs DrsPEPrIc ToEIo. For sale By druggists.-
r'H Oos DOiA-f' ESIl lL=H4.
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WARREN, PA.-Union No. 1879 meets
w on the first Saturday evening Of each month in
sangerbund's Hall. Henry Frese, pres. VIM Hart
mann vice pres. Gerhsrdt Meyer, rec. and I'm. sec
John KrArP, treas. Henry Dirks, door keeper. Ferd
Ruscher, cor. sec. box lO0
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. SO meets
" every second Tue day In the month"; as Turn MAIL
et Aalf-past seven e'elOcE. John Dib0s, PRESIDENT
Jacob GibbL vice presidsns Harry Flammer, AnAn-
ciAl and corresponding tecretary. drawer 100.
II EOKUK.-Union No. so meets on
IN the nrst Saturday evening OF every month, On
Main st.. between Ninth and Tenth SIS. q A HasemAn
President. II. }. NieberdIng Vice President. Fred.
koecnnng Recording Secretary. Charles Linn. Finsn
csAI Secretary Chas Green, oorrespondinE Secretary
John LAubesheimer, TreabufeE, box lsl
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