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Newspaper Comment.
rPoS THE
American Newspaper Advertising Agency
coxprcrsp n
GEO. P R0WELL & CO.,
No. a PARK ROW,
NEW YORK.

II y Iadeei surprise that their hemse pros
porous and that they the leang advertising agent
in the world. We would prefer, 80 far con
cernrd, 70 have column or more Of miscellaneous ad
VERT euasnts from this firm than 10 i've the same
amount made up OF one direct from each house on
their ~. The mission allowed Is saved Us BY
loses hey pay every cent they contract for, aud
paw Il promptly, and the keeping VI open account
with inch . nrm d much plea<anter than with the
for CO. r RU~ell 4 Co. DO not bore Us" to take
IL out u trade They do IN honorable, legitimate
b,,siDess, business basis.- They pay their bills
when due, presentation, II found correct II pub
Shers, having dealings with them want anything Ina
their line-and they supply every thing from spring
hodkints q cylinder press,-tyPes. inks and ALL they
all their orders promptly, At manufacturer priees and
cansay that we have received tho best newspaper
and book ink ever furnished Us and At lower price
than we ever bought for elsewhere. The RErusLIcAs
has had dealings with this house for years. and
In all that tuna have had any CON-
plain Of our treatment MAIDEN (CoxS) RkPUBLIcAN
As the propretors Of III frs: aud most extensive Of
furnish Information. Ths details Of the work trans
hT the agen ", and the VIZ u ~ doue, the per-
lection Arrangements for a. itaiBg the act Of
odvertking BY relieving the advertiser Of trouble and
sxpense. and br ging bfo . him yari9us ms@.SErrs
,,srs,,,,rs 70 tSs .ss Win Win nns,ss that
leaves nothing to be dednsI All the particulars res-
nc in he ha r..i<r and position u rs~spaPer which
Intending advert desires TO knos are placed be-
fore him in the NH. eoaese fssn. NEW YORK IlMEs
A. nous dosh.. The !ssdlx Advsrtsipx Agents
They nave By the tree. liberal and ygt wrH
use - aossy built thsnseivs. ~ she esteem q he
.s NJ puo ,.,,. s s .d vert q 81 eiecnr
n sssp asssl sasses goIs sA.s anythiE
ps % s..i i. =. dsan AIssAL.
s1hef busiaese IN gros 70 Be semethng snnrnous
EvesbA a ~ sSs1sy son q q Their 0fhes: md
1lsla6E tes.'s ssdksls q nsssnpsn~ NossAlk
-. <tss(S sysssu;sssed ths ss.psus. snd ssssr
~ -, ss-~rss,cs W - skSf -
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Is4-Mark samasls. Isl Main street, Evans
-, Ind
5sCJL 8 Lila Dor sl2. Hamilton. On
I<r-io Canada
I'D. d. Olive, No. 723 Kickapoo-st..
i,aavenwot+s., KSnss-.
81 james Burns, box 1904, Montresh
Canada.
59-A. q. Lowe. box 400. Rrantford On.
tario, Canada.
60.-.E Rollet, lock box l2l, Keokuk
Iowa
65-Johu McEntee, Box 262, Port Byron,
New York.
66-w. j. Nolen. aax s46, Kingston, n. Y
Frank WeismantAl. box 537, Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
74-W. P. Nader, box GAL, Gallon, o.
76-trank Michigan box "a, Norfolk, Va.
7S-Wm.H. Porter. box 30S, Fall River
Mass.
81 Henry Budd, 66s Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ss-Modtn WsiRpert, 2s4I Main street.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
O-D. Hacx. liz FL iEabeth st., New York.
93-Joseph Beckman, box 5S7, Omaha, Neb.
Ss-Anthony Tietjen, box LOIS. st. Paul,
Mimi.
s9Joseph B. smith, drawer IO9, Ottawa,
HI.
lOO-LOuls A. Wilson, L. %. Box o., w ash
ington, ID. c.
1OI-Richard Woods, box D. Jersey City,
n. J.
lO2-George Selman. 500, Main ST.,
Kansas City, Mo.
1857 hos J. Armstrong. 5Il State street,
Erie, Pa.
ll4--F. A. Ornellas, drawer 1884, Jackson
vile, Ill.
l25-Michael Rapport, lock box So. Peru,
| Ind
lsl-John A. Mott, lock box ID, Fishkill
On-Hudson. n. i.
I32--W. L. s. Morris, box 734, Elyira, Ohio
l3t-Geo. King. box 307, La Porte, Ind.
lS5-F II. Harper, box 81, Alexandria, Va
l3S-W. H. Blase, box Al, Newark
Nj.
l40--Frank Jellineck. McGregor, Iowa,
lock box lI9.
| . l42-Gs.. H. Blanchard, box 1853, Lock
0rt, New York.
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CARSON, CLAW Co. Nov is. "a

CARBON, Clay Co., Nov Is, 1874.
10 he Editor Of tn. wo.1's ." A'vooAr.
.i ''.u. u 'ne se.ensn in''~n. mas
!1'' 0o~e 70 manu-. An" noece . letter
rom oa.oon' on TINS county. ~ D. the
wii'sr o' sa'o ies'er' makes great show
u nue'''S = 'ns interests on 'ns iaoor'ns
cl~s' a. 'asre are severaa misrepre-
'ensa.'ons ~ nas communication and .
maiicloas atsaek on my character, l desire
20 nave = anors space M your colnmns.
rir's on AL ne ssye. ssr an enoft OF
ssser@ years. sne miners o. TINS county
50, sa'e 3 60. n ! sssns : %nsr nominated
'r 'ns S~'s WIEN 70 re-
mind ~, y th&t t&ere was . miner
E7.ssaius&ad. m - epuinty far State Laeis-
lature in faz2. and lf-NI r .A ,,<.a
CO.. ~. -, 9 ,s-a .. .o'sa
q. 80 ''' .'e :" Aot1' NO would
ny nave showed mis- ignorance OF the fact
- tnis dare The writer speaks for she
saSbunq miner,an comnat;to, nm n. n..,,
49,. ~. -.'a'-
''SAe'' 100 NV Woro soout the
workiBGman who was nominated on the
Independent ticket, and was a. much
gentleman Of pr;neinlas IN svarv 1890. :.
.l:,
'ne .l'no's fs'H woulo mere re-
mlna the readers o. the ADVOCATE that
the candidate fer the State LsRislature was
no more the miners choice thapf,or nat a,
r,,.h..> .,v - -. 49,. S.-.,-~
'nu0''~sI my sue osher s"o sehtiemen,
who we're nominated on the other ticket.
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FROM ltllA1IS.


%M<E2 - 90.
PEKIS, m.,s3g5S. 1dEh, ls7&
10 the Editor q ths woaxlzssAFs AsssAs.. =
Thinking that some Il. e sisklsribszf
might wish for fuflssand rz6fs aiighsn1;s
account o the Rskip Coal bank 6rss
than the rather hipbeiit IMPORT Of s.9He
eSteayg9 srss' a t6e 43s>l instant. I tsks
this opportunity u giving slight account
of the catastrophe, which resulted in the
death Of sfelIow-workman
Contrary to the Law Of Hlin,.ls, We have
been working in deeJ mine with extsn.
sive workings, and having no escape shaft.
lih&ge three Gins Of coal here, the up
I,pe one comp stively worthless, and the
kettk under = are tolerably good
3d1ikEof coal. 1S-sss IS AZ arshaft snnl
j(6'1kS abpef vein, but between the upr--
kn1ssDiadle, and middle and lower veins.
Itizrs 4 no other hole out Of which to
Elwl bnt the hosting shaft. On the 18th
5i3his snaonth (Novsmber) at about two
oao.k IN the afternoon, an alarm Of ssFireE
|FAe r brought the usen in crowds 70 the
shkt1bottom 81 the uiddls vein. The FIRE
had originated from the air.fnrpaee, S'nfi
Dad set fre toa part IN the Eolstips SahAft
skioh vas partitionedI etE aat hstitiousls
.ajsa an cir shaft. rhe tnoke w. tbat dense
.tshs middle ssis, ssA could neq les their
Il;ess The irs kept inarsasipe a y fright
AMI rate. and the ysks Has rudnin8 NJ high
.nhed ~ rEins the eael ffen thsr pro.
| csr;oss &, (5tie 6aaaasl HsAlsr = old
- q - + 81 pf che State end i CON.
80 u shs Easiep1 Associs-
JILL, - - b fssl foF tlIsese no one
's111I' = -nisssd Sht afde o. tn glzeft,
q IA q; 81 md xssprecipitASed 4 dis:
j ~. ~ oas hirilaFet enc .fartE fH II ~ the
I,caEr ZEN. wl1lee ~ W. Or the
/ H 1ssa 6ssl -
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BRICkLA RS.


DRICKLAYERS UNION NO. OF
ID AISSOURI-Meets on the first aud third Thurs
DAYS Of the month. the ; E. Eleventh ret
and Franklin ave ST. Louis John Myer~cuH pres. r. j.
Hanley, vice pres; Gus Vierno nm sec; Ed Walsh rec
Sec John Phillips trt..s. WIN. Delaney cor see resi-
dence 60s Franklin ave
RRICKLAYERS', MASONS' a PLAS-
- TERERS' UNION, No O. Of Albany. meet at 10
State street, on Monday evening Pstrick n Murray.
cor Sec. p. q baN 227
n GO-BRICkLAYERS' ASSOCIA-
- TIoS meets al No. 81 ". Randolph street every
Thursday evening, Al p N. Dan1 Gleason. W. NJ
VIM. h. Madden. d NJ. ". SopeT, rec sec'v
Walden A. Smith, in. Sec; Arch. Sinclair cor, sec
John NcKay. treas.
DRICKLAYEItS UNION, No. 4, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every wednesday evening on wash
ugton street opposite the bou-r indianapolis
President .ames HOppins Vice President. Daniel I'D.
more Recording Secretary, Edxani r. Tomlinsun
Financial Secretary, Eli Strckler Treasurer. VIM
trick Door keeper, Jenerson Cieaver Trustees Jos
Cassidy, John Harlan aud Vim Dewey. Committeeman
1t oist y. J Prsil I'd Wm- Fi-cus; 81 Coney Cur
ran; stn. VIM. DOwell 9th, ChAs SAlUer Gth. Vim.
Garrett
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Corresponding Secretaries Of LEGAL Unions.

sserssAies VIII plsass note and sod corr.ctious)
international Secretary-E. ]. Cox, Hor.
nellsville, N. Y, boz ~
i--Loais p. Rohner, 50 Pine street, Balti.
more, Md.
2-P. J, Powers, box 1863, Buffalo, N. Y.
3-Theodore Eberhart, 1920 Germantown
ave-, PhiiAdelphia, Pa
j. A-Fr Shasfsr, box 2S2o. Cincinnati, o.
5-Wm. Voice, box 542. Rochester, N. Y.
6--Jacob Libhardt, box SO, Syracuse, N. Y.
7-Chas. Radeck, box SIS, Utica. N. Y.
S-M. y: Hogan, NO. "a Jefferson st.. AL
s-Henry Rolf, box 8, Troy. NY.
I 10 d. z. sullivan box 2S3, Eimira, N. Y.
[ l2-I. w. Norton, box 1851, Ithics, N. Y.
l3-AnRust Kohn, box 1905, Norwich, n. Y /.
H-Wm E. Evans, box 30, BinghAmpton,
NY.
l5-E. Saqui, III Columbia st., New York.
l6-John II. TeubUsh, box 2543, st. Louis,
Mo.
4 1.-THE. lively, draw a.. Cleveland,
Ohio.
4 ls-Louls L. JUNO. Chelsea, st., Charles.
tswn, Mass.
! 22-Fslix A. Lemkie. box 5ss, Detroit,
Mich.
S1y,E. Knox. box ri. sufield, Conn.
cens7 shannon. box l5S, Windsor,
2a--Louis Hass, ls0 Stn~,,n,
VIA lxaukee.
28-G. ]. Flood, box SIS, westfield. Ma.
Sl-W. J. van. Burt. box 439, Aubra
n. Y.
Z 42-L II. H6lss DS, Louisyille. XIV.
IS Charles Behf. lock bJx rs, Indansp-
sj-Gsorss CAswell. u South Jsisr~u.st..
Dayton, OHIO. ~ f4f
1-H. A. KievsnAArs box 240. Worcester,
Mas. - ,.
6eid, III = ~
sa-laaas hayes. boz l4sss.Sss Havsss
Conn. ~
!. 4s-J.ns ZEN. lo.l Sss ., ,lisrsisri.
80 ans = M d.b.... q SO
I szTAss. Wsitsr. b7s, Watsrtows.
3Ng-H;. 4. Buniss. N ~ r.y.sa .s,,
& i. v -ca.... lssE isya sts.s-
sO-asasss hsspa sss 81 hcs lI.as..
d iE~ss rh.ss. - IA s4<slu4
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MECHANICS AND CHANGERS IN
CALIFORNIA

One of the most important political
movements that has ever taken place on
the Pacific coast, comes to US through the
San Francisco papers. 1t is nothing less
than covenant between the grangers and
mechanics Of California, to help each other
at the polls.
Prom the Dali, Evening Post Of october u. 1874
Mechanics State Council.
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shert and Sweet.

Shert and Sweet. y.
styie Of VersincatiOn That sAouIa b. an.
eeurageA hy the InIelIIxent CensRossser
An Iowa editor who attended, q party,
was smitten with the charms Of fair dam
Eoon. who wore = rose on her forehead. and
rushsd about it it:
MOTIFS 4 4Sss, : he: . ro es':
below That rose
REs1INf-;11. ao as'''
SrA S &C
TRIP TO AND FROM 8. 81 ;s'-
II sha.. y
LIE & c co; eG% = !
sweet pin.
Dear chin.
Whereupon rival editor thus apostrs-
phises the Iowa chap:
Above the stood
There ~ 3 fool;
Below the fool
There = = stool
Stool. fool,
Fool, stool,
Old STOOL
DSmphccl.
Below bis seat
Theresr~ fer;
Above these feet
There = seat
Seat, feet,
Feet, seat,
Soft seat.
b Z feet
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THE MINE RS

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TECTIvE ASSOCIATION ~ THE STATE "
ILLINOIS. INDIANA AND MISSOURI
0RAND oOrSCFL.
Geo Kingdom, President West BellviIle, IN. D. D.
Lewis Vice President, Pewter, Macon Co.. No. JohI
James, Secretary, Fradwood VIII Co.. m Kicharl
Wallliscr'at Treasurer. Sprnvleld, ~
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO.
4N1 TECTIVE ASSOCIATION. q Indiana, meets on
the fourth Friday in each month Inc 1fcsrs Of the
General Council ART President. Robert IInn Harmony
Vice President, Samuel Briggs; Treasurer Hugh saw
age Corresponding Secretary, John Scott knight Vile
Hour OF meeting, o'clock A. w.
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=. dssss no p.ssS lbssla sssspsn light
No. sss 49, ~ ~. .s4 :. !. sa :ss =
and not have rushsd Z dsssruction liks
peer Hsalse.
Youn Respectfully,
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NJ ATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CON
IN GREss-Prssident Robert sehillIng. pli Seneca
ST. Cleveland, Ohio. First Vice-PFeanaent-A. W, 81
John Carthage, Jasper CO., Mo. Second viee-Presi-
de I'll. H. Wright, ~ n. New Jersey IT, Indianapolis
lnc. Third " .Prssident-c ks1st Il SAay e. Re
NE. VI, ": =. f9yklh SscretaFy-Byron Pope Oh
ste2 W., Clevela ID Ohio Tressurer-P X. walsh
SS Jay g.. Cleveland. o.
Meets at indianapolis, ind. on the second Tuesday
In April, 1875
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IRON MOULDERSr TSfERNATIONAI

/ nun MUU LDEho n EFNN a I IO4N AL
Il JNION-HsadquarterS Cir innati, Ohio.
Wa II. SARFtK, President, IA box lsS5. Cincinnati,
Ohio.
PErER J. MEASEr. Treasure 50 Summit st., Brook
lyn, NY
JAS. CARROLL. Fir.t vicefresident, New York city.
THOMAS CAssY, Second tce President, boz lTc Mont
JOHs H. p..-- Third VI"' Pr'-.'spt. box 7Os
SsosEER, Fourth vice President. bcK 50, -.
susxito. Cal.
: Joax r. LEAHY, Recording Secretary. Little Falls.
New York.
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CARPENTERS.

A LBANN, n. l.-CARPkATERS AND
~ JOINEkS UNION. Thos. Finn, prs Charles
Cripper. 1t vice pres. Jsnes .yle Vi VICE pres :
jane J Penders. trvss John J. Fitzgerald rec ser
Richard lOyie. nm. Alfred Trayier I'm -ee'y
Alfred Guy Sc
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING;

Weans for Identifying DepOsltorSt
When a new dep0s.or first comes 70 the savings bank
rcautions are taken aud recpris made THAI he ma,
.aays be Identified ard % that IN book Il lo,t
he owner thereof cannot lie defraudcd
The business of this institution y confined exclusive
The receipt and care ~ savings deposits ami funds de
..,iteI in trust. No commercial general banb Ia.
Hl,nesS i transacted.
proportion cf INC funds are invested ~ i"ai
fan raj eState u II Chicago IN making slci
ans preference Is away, gwen Z" applications from III
- u small nleai-. who have rcr'yrrl1'ei W ~
situation sufficient funds 70 pay ~, ~ w - Lnr hi
,src 10 borrny some h'ig o. aid nam ~ erect
iIdngs Dc u.1s .-erTnaneat homes tOr then-sse
families
I = Money reia-'ci ~ draft - y !rcpc or c5srVne
..r .-itufe-
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST their Savings upor
Real Estate security higher rate Of interest thar
can be safely paid Savings Deposits should call Al
this Bank and examine ts Investment Certificates.
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l6FtHE HUUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
| a. HOUR LEAGUE, AND SHOP sos OF
UNITED MEUHANlCS.-Mssta ~ their hail, All Boss
street, San Fncsco Cal the 6rss MonaMT uNeuing Of
each Enonth of1eeFs are UurtAh g. ThawNN Nv. ~ .
IN .. PandlNseu, Lot Foreman !; Harm nGamMf1 Nd Pore
I man r Mn mn, Treasurer; ,. ". Grsw7E q and
x. o. -AndrswsF. D.
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
Il UNION
VI. a. McLkAH, q washlngsog, Rrssdma
WI KHxapT, q Chicago. First Woe PrsEi1suk
w. q. JoMEBox. os Troy, Second Wns PfmafasuG.
49, geskEzA = earaaaaA Rseardlng Bscrssag
e4A WNnNmruw.
n q HAssssa q N-mpAss. csrrsspsa4Iae sss-s-
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NC. nAxrER To uEN. WIN.

sc ~ aisA.s
4eseiyed HttHdisK
? Heb <pleass asdspfs
h ussthas- We San I'D /
~ .ltts @tioa asnnnR6n snl1es
:, 9just meefIH wjtkih,
~ N adsrekse f0t on
r.s:sl...ss ~ psuc-
eVi tic sciencs, ed y. y
vel -Aotne. - Y ~
sap6Aaiehlly and sincerely assert the
t-fes<ated truth taught in our organic law,
that thu Grange National, State or snOofdI''
nass-4is ut political party orgAaiEstion
no grghge,lf true 10 its obligationss can DIS
euss tslluical or rehNoas q1estiqnsl ner call
poh,eal convsntioARs not naTninate eendls
- dates, or even disc1s3 their merte IN tta meset
ings. Net the principle We teach undsras.
all tFns fsliEieA al me st1ts.anship aaa Y
.----siHsle political a,mesphsfe 81 ear &bNnEk
f6ENs seek the peaesut good Tor the y
nmmbsr. y ~. -
By hscnming . patron af hHnhal1dfg 0Eea VA
thar fnahanable riRht and duty mhlch lelongl
~ every Americas essen % 4ake nrqPef -
tSAtse x the pelit;cs - m eqRu1 np W
- coafrary. Il sayHh fofsvsry @ Nq d ~
-kfs powen iegit4ktet2s - ApAna14e "a
good tAs aeFea II 60 psssJ - Ehi11a
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MACHINIsTs' AND BLACKsNTHs

MACHINISTS' AND BLACKSNTHS
VA INTERNATIONAL UNION. Headofarters-
Cleveland, Ohio. JONI FEHRKNBArcH, Presient, lock
BOX First Vice Pres. Lewis &. Wilcox Buelo, n, Y
Second Vice Pres, hishard Swami, New CLEANS, La
THIRD Vice Pres, William H. HArdman .itoona, Pa
Fourth Vice Pres, James w. Levesley, Eontn, Ont.
Treas. Fred. p. McFsely, Middleton, r., Sec. OF
the Lns. Dep, William y. Upright. 9facuse, n. T..
=. J. nlingworth, Utica. n ". Robeg Ehnis, Warren.
Pa James s. Graham, Rochester, =. T.; W. D. Bal
lantne. Savannah, Ga; John NIUE, Buffalo. N. vi;
S. T. A. Van Solver Nerwalk. o.
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This INSTITUTION u
Exclusively a Savings Bank
NO OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSACTED

,lIMS As SMALL As ONE D0LLk
III be received from any parson and Bank Book VI
-fIrushsJ without charge.
Married Women
al M.nol Children W4I Deposit mOuey. % tha'
else can draw It.
SNeIetIes
deposit )ner from time time, and befure mas
ne tirst Deposit, may Provide BY Vote now and W.
hOm Il shall be Drawn out anu aOvtded copy u
- hesouuon be furnished u the Savings Bank,
Iney All be pail. unless ITS provisions are strictA
IA died with.
Dep0sll0rA
Whether Foreigners Citizens have the same rights AZ
Property and IN case " Death any money 10 then
r Will be paid their Legal representatives,. whsh
they ln this country elsewhere
wills.
nted forms of Wills have been prepared BY the Couh
"a the sayngs frank that any JcTsssitOr may legal
esignaie who may take charge Of his Elons
nd property. and be guardian d MS children Va case
Jsath. Thus mush Inconvenience and expense ma
e avoided Al officer a the savings bank tri'hcUt an
hanxe for hi- sericssl prepAres VII TOR Any sioSi
soOllmg
the Of sir YET cent per Annum. NJ pmAd en- ~
.umS Of Five Dollars Or more.
Working People
ED not lose any time. the Savings Bark n kep'
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NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-Organized
~ August 20. ISGo
RIcHAGD TREvELIIK. President F1sh.r E.rk De-
roit-
HORACE H. DAY, P1ra VICE President New Yort
Ma T. o. @. WILLARD. SecoHd Vic- President Et
c. Bis JOHNSON, Secretary. TAmoqua, Pa
a. c. CAMERON. Treasurer. 52l West MaslIsyn street,
Chicago.
Executive COMMITTEES A 4. Cameron uf Chicago w
J. syivis. u SunburY. Ps. ~ w. FSeld Detroit Mich
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OFFICE

OFFICE.
Nos. so 81 941 La sale st
oFV1cE HoURs-From 10 A. N. to O'Clock ?. a., and
ON Saturday evening from 6 to SPIN
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IOEEU, IND.-Union No. l25 meets On rhr
A first saturday u each month. Jos. Winter. pr.-
H. o. johnson, vice pre-, ana trens Julian Wander
heg en-, ii1 -er III " Sti-zei. rcc u. NJ Baup,rt
cor. Sc lOck box s..
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PHILADELPHIA, PA Union Ne Sheets
a On the seconl Tuesday w sach month AZ DNigeul
Hal. Tenth and Fibcrt st- Frank Bunh r.r,- 751f
DaTien =. Pred Hebman, vice pres. John Z Metz "a
r'c. ana I'm. see Theodore EherhArit trea- arl MN
sery. 1890 Germantown ave
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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M OhCESTER, MASS.-Union No 81
w meets on the hrst Tuesday o. each month N the
1arn Nsreln Had, sOuthhsl Ee sSroet. rhou. H. aitsB
M pr~, Wm- thnken, VICE prSs-, I'd HeAdmaE nl
cegses-. box go.
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MENELAND, O.-Cnion No. II, meets OF
~ ne hrst Friday Of each month at the Irish Liter
AIRY nj Benevo euIt Societys Hall M a5 Rang stree
LIS Noss pres; Joseph Curry, yice-Dres; Geo.
Scanitt, IN sec. Theo lively cor snd rec sec'y
deSer A.: J. Cannon, treas -
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ERlE, PENN.-Union No. los meets on tn
II Hryt Monday evening IN each month AZ Atlant
Jos Klein, pres, Franklin Stone vice pres. Thos J.
He's. treas
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WINDSOR, CUM Union No. "a meet,
~ IN the second saturday q each month nuanbur
y. meAnoers r. J. Al GODDARD, pres, W. h FrAilkIiu
cor. sss.. box I55.
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ssyie Of VersiaeatiOn That sheusa bss.Gn.
eeuraged by the InIelIlxent Cen,1e.sser
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GINCINNATL.-Uni No. meets at Ar
" better Etl Walnut street above thirteenth, on n,
first and thld Tuesday Of each month VIM q Miller
pres. SycaAore-st. be-. Elm and Maple west WaInnt
Hills. NJ Huber vice-Pres't; Frank BockIaxe. rec
sec; J. 4 Wagner, fin. sew jos A Hn.sman. treas
p Joert sergeant alarms Fred schasfer cor Sew
box ~.
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RUSTON, MASS. Union No Is meets on
~ the second "wednesday ~ 60 month Al as wash
l1stan y m Lhos Sheridan. pres samuel Marcus,
treas. Louis L JUNO, fin and nm se,t Edwin Rar
ron, Edward kox, John brscuas rrl tees 10
Chelsea street. Charie-toNn. Mas
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DETROIT, MICH.-Union No. - meets
- on the lsi Friday u every month At the LAFAYETTE
Hall Catiot st. Henry klei pres. 257 Hastings-st.
NJ Rosharh, vice pres. TIL Jnlas NJ Dolan re- &c.
Eeix A. Lemkte fin sec. q. A. shetland treas Charlie
kro, ser;eAnt alarms. Felix A. Lsmkic, cor sec..
box 6sS. ''
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(ELLENlLLE, ILL-Union No SO meets
~ ON the last saturday u each month attbe hall On
VAN y henrN Schiermeyer, pres. QUO SoheSke. vice
pres. Thee Sch ske, treas Chas Miller RE sec Hen
ry Iheous, r-,.hn- std Ssc, box UP. s. Htise
eryt at-ArIn-
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lnAfION, UHlU-U mon No. IS meets on
- the l-t Monday evening Il each month At Mo!der,
mai. harry Brewer. pres, Henry Meyer vice pres
Ca.well cor. sec .doorkeeDer Vim. Wollenhaupt
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BUFFALO. n Y.-Union No. 9 meets on
ID the LIST anu 81 Wednesday IN each month m SIR
canenterS' and tHulkers Hall, No. I6 Swanst Bf,
Caniey, pre-. So Nlhner-st- Jacob Dewes vice pres
Chas. Bevkman, An. sec; Chas windeck treas P,
}. Powers. aid cor ser. hoN 49,
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NDlANAPOLIS UNION NJ ~
meets on ihe hF.t Tuesday ID evuEy rnon,Il ~ A,,
oarusn % North MisSis-ippa street. A Apdr-,1-
pres heinirar'H Wel'~r. yiee-preS Henry Uni sr.a
fred heibei- sand On. -se- Chas Behr roT 49,
lick boz 70. -
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BALTIMORE, MD-ULion No |, ~ Nav.
ID land, meets the first Friday evening NJ ever,
month a. Lutzs Hall, M. 2, nth Frederick
street Henry Seebo president. Augustus FT,gL sn.
stsin vice pres Edward l. Rrquardt I'm. sec'r. Ed
VIII johnson, Engti-h rec &C. John Minrnnuth Ger
man re- Sec Thomas McDermctt, tr=a, IL r. Rob
yer. secy, So Pine street