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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

The plebian Democracy of Dakota
is the way the Chamberlain RsGister puts
it. Ie Gods! but a country can well
stand to loose a Conklin now and then
when such brilliant s%atirists rs Owen
walk the earth.
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]. ". Gone. Atty.
Land Office at Mitchell. Oak, April 16 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the foliowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to nuke
final proof in support of his clsim. and ,ha.
satd proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver OF the u. s. land othce at Mitchell,
Oak. on Tuesday the 18th day of May, 1855, at /
O'Clock, p. H. viz: David Stevenson tnser his
and NW4 NEA and SEA NWI Sec. sip. lo5-
u 81. He names. the following witnesses to
prove his continuous esidence upon, and cult
,%2stlon of said land, viz Henry =. Dains, John
p: Rodgers, George Galley and Albert Peterson,
al of himball, Oak. n. II. KoT,ieY. Reg.
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Land Ouicc Mitchell, Oak, March 81. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has fled notice of his intention to nuke
final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before W.. c. Grayhil,
Judge Of the probate CONT 81 Chamberlain,
for the SWG Sec. a0-Tp. lO5 Nh. 90 We p. m.
He names the following witnesses to proyehis
continuous residence upon, and cultivation. Of
said land, viz: Johan Georg Maier. Henry Clay
ton, H.. Il. Harrington and John Mckee all Of
Lyonville, Oak. S12 NJ. II. Rowley, Reg.
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Notice Of Election,

Notice is hereby given to the ve.arn of ths ic-
corporated town of Kimhall, Brule County,
Oak, that an election will DO held in the town
hall in Kimball, OAK, on Monday, May 7th "a
1858 at which time End place will be elected the
following officers. via: one clerk, one treasurer.
one assessor, one Justice Of the peace, one mar
shall and five 81 trustees. one for each precinct
in the incorporation, Nos. one ~, two t2l, three
49,, four "a and i've ta).
Polls open from zine To- q. n. until tonr ~ p.
m. @..E
Dated April 20. 1888.
Fred Kerap.
clark
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

A Tennessee matran lately picked np
II bomb shell and laid ii i'll the old
fashioned fireplace. The new house
which is to be built on the site will have
all the modern improvements.
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Long 4 Roberts, Attys.

Lnng q KObcrts, Attys.
Land. Office Mt Mitchell. Oak, April 10. 1893.
Notice IL hereby eigan that the following-named
settler has FLED notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim. aud Nat
said proof will be made before Register and Re
ceiyer of the U. s. land office at Mitchell. Oak,
Miller under his lid. entry No. 1922 for the
NWl4 Eco. ZIP. lGa-R. 81. He names tho fcl-
dence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz:
William. Franklin, William a. boyd, "A Row
land and Elijah Robinson, all Df himball, Oak.
36 Nj. Ii. Rowley, Reg.
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The house of representatives kss APP
propriated 1926, 0o0 for the industrial
school at Pierre.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

The scnate passed the bill fer the ad-
mission of South Dakota as a state by Il
strict party vote. on The 18th inst. The
vote stood 26 yeas and 20 nays.
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Among the floral tributes st Conktin' s
funeral at Utica was u beautiful wreath
the President aud Mrs. Cleveland.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

President Cleveland has been invited
TO review the Grand Army parade in
Brooklyn on Memorial day.
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Legal Notices.
Long 4 Roher.s Attsa.

Long & Roberts kttys.
] Land Otica at Mitchell, Oak, March 10, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the Acknowledgement
fnai proof in support of his claiin. and that eaia
/. proof viii be made before the E.egister, and Re
~tceiyer Of thu u. ). land oiiica at Mitchell, OAK.
on May sd, ts3s. at l O'Clock p. m. viz; Ina Pat.ec
ua1er her .. s. i'll t4s No. u, $50 for the NEh. Sec.
2S-Tp. l9i-R. a.. She names the following wit
nssses to prove her continuous residFnce upot,
and cultivation of said land. viz: James yitaen,
James Wilton, Fred Robinson, t;eorps Robin
son. ali of Kinbalt, Oak.
! si2 III. Y lnsyley, Reg.
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Ohio will go to Chicago solid for
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-04-27

If you want any stock please drop US II line and
we will come and take your order.
Stock delivered without charge at any point
wast OF Canton OF thee. Ma St. p. Il. II.
25S n. M. & F. W.TRAVlS.
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sz,er,n.s sale.

Territory of Dakotet In District Court within
"a Judicial Distris. : and for Brule County.
John W. Dean,
plaintiff
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wilbur Stock Farm.
AbA%T.

VALIANT,
a hnif-blpod French Draft. /. years old. weighs
ia1G pounds. 10 / hand. high. Color, a;heautisul
dnpIls gray. A No. / action. iino sLatper.
Ped;Sree: Valiant was sired by pion,"
WHO weighed 2n2o. His dam was a large mare
that raised some fne colts, and, ~wheiesouug,
, was traineJ for tho track.
I'GRMS'-ro insure, $40. Payable by note at
time OF service.
saSEA ssOE.
I haze secured this stallion Of D. n. Henry.
tlnis an imported french percheron. Nc. IeG.
. years uId: ealor, dark ron grey; weight, nearly
1 7Ji pounds. Action very fine. vigorous and
strong. II you wish 10 improve your Lerse
stock from 81 TO 80 per cont. this is the assured
way. No cl.-sg of horses are so popular in the
eas'eru market as tie Percbcron and tic French
Draft.
TERMS 10 in.ure, So, by nete to d. Il.
Henry. Note 70 be mil and void II mare is not
in 'oat vixen note is due.
Mondaya, Jhureiaysat the farm: Tuesdays
Saturdays at D. II. Henry sable, 1imball.
Enr sale.
Two iGlf-blood pollel Angus bulls, two years
Ono half-blood GALWAY bull, one year old.
All from higi, grade Shorihorn cows
One mule, nine moFths old; fair size and kind.
Shall also run a herd Of cattle. Stock ta..on
il April II. terms: 81 pcr head for six months.
Colts III pasture at 80 cents per month.
WILBUR STOCK FARM COMPANY.
WILLIAM BARKER, Manager
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- NJ VI l<th''tF-t I III IJlslEltt IpuTl WltIil
"a Judicial Distris. : and for Brule County.
John W. Dean.
plaintiff
RenbolaT Il. acf,ols.
h,;atharine M,Scholz,
Calvin II. Peck,
Stephen $. Gledden,
Gheuncey w. Grigga,
Char,as +. Deitlier.
Frank II. Culberteon, fEXECUTION,
Ehauncey w. Griggs.
Abraham kuhs,
Adolph Nathan,
S~iegfriel D.. Fischer,
Edison Keith. ?
Frank Smith,
James Calta,
defendants.
Judgment OF Foreclosure ind Sale In the aboy,
entitled action on the tenth day of October, A.
d. 1857, and an execution issued upon said iudg-
iii of BrpleC ounty. Dakota Territory, for that
purpose appointed, will sell at Public Auction
at the front door of Leslie's Opera House, bang
the house in which sad District Court wns1sss
held, IN the Cts. of Chamberlain. County of
irt,!', Dakota Territory, on the I'd day of June
l|sa, 10 two O'Clock IN the afternoon of that day,
tue &sli estate and nitoft2aged premises situate
N TIE County of Brule, Territory of Dakota, and
dlrs9,ed IN said Judgment md egscntion to be
sold, and therein described as follows:
Twenty. (2n in Tsanship 0aae Hundred and
lh.Ilye (lG> S9fthi Of Range !Sixty-seyen tb7)
~ = iiSN.hai HtetAushh, .NpHtsiil-
ing One Hundred and Sixty acres OF land, ac- |
c,ordllg to the Y. s. survey thereof. or so mnch
nlent and costs, amount;n. in all to Nine Hur-
dred seventy Eight Dollars and Sevonty- Eour |
Gents, with interest thereon from tho date of
fale lndinsnt and all accrniag coats OF sale.
Dated at Einball. d. H.. April Il, is1,.
Edward +. Oclsier,
Sheriff Of 3ruie County.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
tfjSst publication a~rrji27l
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Double style for two horses, Price, s5.G
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ghmtnSIndat aebetlt.

ginem alien grate, Der bon Der pragis au.
ridseaogen lebt, purbe burd einen oftinbifdeu
Mfiiiiondr bic Befdreibung eimeS einfaden
besetabiliId SeiImittelS fit bic i6neae unb
bauernbe SeiInns bon 2anseui@tpinbiu@t,
8ron9itts, gatarrb, Nfbma unb allen gals.
unb 2ungenfranlbeiteu a~usgebdnbigt. Au@
elm WlitteI fir poiitibe. rahi.ale GeiInns bon
@erbenIdpd9e unb alien Aeroentranfbeiten.
Nadoem bet Noftpr bic tpuneerbaren SeiIfrafte
in tauienben Gdlen erprobt bate, eradtete ct
6, far isiss gaiSt, sas .. Mittsl isins m. Isis s;ais,,,
Motib unb @unl@ setrieben, banbelte er. Sd
Ienbe bisiea @easpt foftenirsi an sae, bic es
piinlhen, in bentider, ensliider ODER ~frana6it.
ider Spra9e, nit boiler Mnueifuns Der Ser.
fteauns unb bes gebrauds. Senbe abreie
unb 8risimarfe, besiebe Did auf bieie 8eituns
unb i'd fenbe es fofort. Is. U. Nobe8, 149
@opsrS 8lod, &odeter, y. 9. Is,12,f3nlp
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Ear fSuut fetueu gtm1on matbeu

aus einem %biinnen, bIitelnben Dub nh mage
rem 8einen tinb elmer Iaubenbruft. slber Elm
Mtann ODER cine Grau, benen cine frdftige aon.
f~titution berIost blieb, fonnen fi9 Siefe bis au
sinsm %setuiiel @rabe beriGafen, inbem fe
amerita's Saupt 8elebungSmittel, Sofet.
ter'S Magenbitters. in regelmabis
proportionirten uno ouf einanbtr f~Olsenben
DOZEN anbaltsno einncbmen. Den Merben unb
TiMsfsIn bss Magsns bellei9t ienes pirtiame
8rdftiouussmittsl Spanniraft unb ieinen BE.
mesun9en 9teseImabisteit. Die na9lfe Golse
basou 1T boaifdnoise Serbappns uao san3liae
@erpsrtbung Der Speife, un6 bic Iebten Solgen
finb 8lut, has rcidlid Stofe Res @tustel.
sewebes cntbatt, Gin s~eianher appstit, I'M.
9efdmdlerte Wa@irube uno gGn3li@eS sad.
laGcu Der usrb5fen Sbmptome, Die fi9 bel
ergrauten Snbaliben ein3uftelen paesen nno
bon Semen nit SOrliebe fur Sbmptome fdtperer
orsanif6er Rrantbeiten anseieben unb benz.
acmdb nit gr3eneiea bcbanbslt iperbeu. Sci
| aranlbeiten bet 9ieren unb Der 8IaIe, bic tets
aueerorbentii9en ardfteuerlut reruriaden,
unb esssn Gerftopfuno, 6iebtr unb taIteS Sic.
BET un6 9eberle,tsn sebrauGt bas 8itters.
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CINDERELLA gdmb sgtore.
gde Of.9onfoaitraBe un6 Nbenue

panitl ganitl Yanitl
s9- uniere ioebsn i'm Often anges ~ga
fauften @orratbe on 5@uben unb
5tiefeln miNen in IA Sagen
bertauft tuerben, un0 lei
nea- es INTERN Gofenpreis! set
Solgeaoe 8eiipiele biener als Betpeis
unferer beifpie0os niebrisen preiie:
II ueri9ie6ene Nrten niebriger 0erren.
i@ube gu $1.40(E preis 81, 75)
9anbgendbte 9erreni9ube n@onsreB4
gu $2.75 Cont iibli9er preis 81.
grtrafeine ban6sendbte 5errnI6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersuo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnabeni6ube u. Rn6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $3.50.
grtrafeine Rn6pffiefet fir 9naben 81
(Mertb $2.75).
Damen.p antofeln gr. So gu nur
Is @ts. bas 9aar (8ertb sly.
Seine Mdb9eni9ube bon @laces2eber
gu uur IS @enis (Wert1 81.
6inberf6ube gu 40, so unb so Gents,
bic anberspo so, Is Gents unb 81
folten.
8abp 5@ube DeridieOeuer art, DON
rs @ents an.
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a5iersiejGbriee Grfahrnus elmer
alien @Grtertu.

Wr8. Minslcms Soothing Snrup pirb
Don elmer Ger telten DOttcrinnen unb ben
8drterinneu in ben Ser. Staaten rer>
idrieten. Gr wurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wiuipnen, bon Wittern unb Sinbern nit
pie isblenoem Grfrlse sebraudt, iOmObl
BON benz 6 Tase alien Sinbe, ME bon ers
wadienen Sinbern. st beieitist S4arfe
i'm Mosen, beIreit BON Binbtclic unb res
sulirt bic @sbdrme; ct peri&aft far 8in.
Der unb Waitter 8ube unb WrhlbeHasen.
Wir slaubeu, oaB Der Sbrup oas beite
unb fiderite Wsittel 1T 9esen Dhienterie
unb Diarrbce bel 8inbern, sleidbiel Of
burd 3abnsn psruriu4t rper burd anbe-
re llrfaden. Sine Misunderstanding
wirb isosr 6lai&e teiseseben. &c il
feins idt, penn nt&t bus 6acfmile BON
Curtis u. BertinS auf cer 4u6enieite Der
ginpadun9 entbulten lit. Sn allen @pc'
tbeten gu BADEN, bic 6lai4e Is Gents.
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Wm. QBatma = ephm.

uniere 6auptnabruns 1T unb bleibi
bas Gleii9, unb UNI iolGes frif9 UNI
gut gu erlangen, tann man unm6glid
einen suberldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fing & Sobn, Go.
511 Mne. s. Die 0erren baben BEN
@ef6mad ibrer &unben 3e6nung ge'
trager unb in ibrem gtablifement eins
talte 2uftmai9ine erri@tet, mel6e allen
anforosrungen fir Grbaltung unb @nt.
fernung 1Gdbli@er Sngrebien5en bes
6leii@es entipri9t. Sic baben befidn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus mel6em
muir bas 8eiie fir hire Gunoen getpdbIi
tpirb. Wer reeu bebient fein min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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6. S. Muger,

POS We : GommereefraB
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr getudbltes 2a=
get bon $apeten, &puIeaar,
&ilberrabmen unb eite1 n,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mntreis
der : 80 ateriaIien befonbers
6ammers fertig gemif@te
Garbem, bic beifen lnb biaigiien i'm
Martte, 6i. unter boiler @arantie pers
taufi ruerben. Gen r. unb SPITE
gelglas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9laseabe Nrtifel; norm perr Miilsr
5as 9r6bte Eager i'm Weften bes 5taa.
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Galifprnia @eiae.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grobes 2a.
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
0errn 5. s. MeDer am Wlamr
plasa. Serr Meper iu@t Die Weine
Gil Ort un6 SteIe aus ut.b fanft oireti
aus benz 3eQer Ter Weinai9ter. Nls
gutem 9enner selingt es Inn tets, bic
beften Gorten aus3umdblen. @r fann
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
sutsn SropIen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBneine in borSigli6er Qualitdi
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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9as fflGoDlSe SiD

Sd)mad, neil oein Slnt unreil If. 9ltGu
f0nnte ebell 10 gut eriparteil, naB br 6e.
iurobeits5ultanO ei1er Staot golfoinmcl
iein Iolle, iueltrt iie utreines W9aiicr NIB
ld)led)te Ib5ugsfaltd.e bat, ipie oa6 eit 10
sIlalnntcl.gectter 0te@anianr3, Uie Der
mem dlide &Irpcr III poniter Srbuluag
'ein lou, ipclta Ourd ieira i".cjNiten 2e.
berhen l~inrei,es Slut i.ieBt. NeiBt ou,
OaB jeSer SropIen br sroei ODER orei
@alIonen 8flt, Die DIT tat. ale brittbaibe
@tiuuten bnrd) SerS rAo yunge paIiirt, NIB
oob btrleS StIt euI Ieilem g2Gge &rndelt
ullb Musftl, $,irn Ina NerDcit, ioluie ole
libriseIl fiiIiigen 1al5 ieiten 3beile oe8 Gor=
pers biioet? Us Giut lit Der groBe @rs
n0brer, ober, ipjc he &ibel lid auSoriidt:
19a6 2cbeu oss Settles"
SIT Is ~ p%crluMiloer,, hab, iaell.l Gas
V!ut i'll jeiueI 2seltauotbel!ea 1ldht poll
~fouuntii rein 1T, OIL 10 uirle In3eiden unbe.
idreiblidler llebel ali Dir finbet?
Atl.r'5 SarIGparila ltebt bed iiber ollen
oHhtla eltt.trsuSta GnD blntrcinigenDfn
gtttaeiea. 3lrm gcipeiIe hiencu fotgel0e
3e!iGntlie:
6. 6. &rod oils scretf, Mofi, iast;
sd %oerfoliie 4per'S Sarioparilla idOn lett
% Sabren. N0d] meiller anliht fine III
bicicr Ntebi5in hie beiteil rllo r%pirtiamiteu
Wiiitel ertbaltel, Die Sur Sci!uilg lplfer
&ranfbeitcn beitraael, meld)e auS Der LIN.
rejrbeit pes 8!utes herriibrelt."
Gltgelt :. Sill, NJ. D., 3&1 Se1ite 2lpe.,
Nepsglogt, iagt: SD hate nie etipas &c.
fuibell, bas ais blutreinisenees uuo fraitiz
gerbeS Otittel Nper's Sariapari1a gleidl
folllnlt. gle entIprid)t lhrent 3lpeGe pols<
fo1nliell."
Ipef'S Sarjaparila erlueilt iih gleib
tpirfiant bel aGel grld,einurgen uon Stro.
pbelil, bel @ri9miiten, aarfunfelH, 8ldas
den, auSihidgeu, areu3iue3, Satarrb
Il. !. No.; Naher lift lie Die befIe
Griibiings= nmb 9aassSlrsmei
bic i'm Sanbel 1T.
.@s 1T erftaumlid, iagt Mr. Cutler bon
Cutler 8rotbers & 60, 8oion, utpie fid
Nper's saridpariQa
pertauft."
3ubereitet pon DR.. 5. 6. gper & Co., aorpeu, wsai.
Treis 81; feds 1Tafaen, IS. @ertb S. bic SIaf@e.
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= Gluetuationen i'm Wertte fir @is
fenmaareh fann Sober bermeibert, Der
feline Orbess burd pieper&@ Quit,
b # a~usfibren ldBt. Gabritanten res
gulireu ibre Preiie nod hem 3Oninm.
piper & 9dultbeB BADEN fs.s ett,erl
enormen 8orrai6 Ton Genaorabt, giiers
ble6 Ii. +. ~. unb fe notlreu fribere
nieoriae preiie, tuenn bieieiben aud i'm
i'm Marfte ffeigen.
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Gin banfbarer 9dttent,

bsr ieinen Namen nidt s~enannt baben mill unb
Der feline uoIIfanbise @ieberber.
HelImns bon @Derem geioen elmer in
tsinem 0ostorbn4 ange9sbenen arsnei b~eroantt,
Idbt eura ans Oalslbe t Oitenfrsi an feline
s ss,Sf' ssfss Ti''9 - s,sn Ssri ~ ;a ;.s S.sI ssa sTSss
semadt iuerbem f0nneu. edidt Cure abrsTe
nit 8riefmarfe an: Hribate Glinic s.
9tSpenIarb, 10 e. 9onftutt Gfr., Netu
Dprf ". ..
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Mnftnn aer Sfs,ftinnatn,

8oftpn, Der glmttipnatpr, an Der
9ouftonfraBens8rii bat sinen i66n
aHortitten 0orratb bon M6beln -
Waaren erier 9laile i gu raifonabIen
YreiIen. StiibIe, Betten nit Spring.
febers Matrabsn. poraelans. Blass unb
Meherf9mieb Waaren unb fat NQes
Nnbere, mas Sbr our eomfortabien Muas
ftattung Cures 9auies n6tbig babt. 81
madt fi6 elm 8ersniigen baraus, feline
Waaren gu seiBen unb pretie a~n5useben.
FSeben 6 am q g, Dormittags 10
ubr finbet in ieiEem Store elm Muts
tionsberfauf itatt. 7,2.1im
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Sn &anias siebt es trob Der
probibition 2098 @irtbf9aften.
9Iner's Nilsn linh befor

aper's pilen Iinb befannt aIs
bas ssfubrloieiie, f6eriie uno bette
abfibrmittel, bas ie benz 9ublitum
bargeboien pOrben. Sbre Wirtung 1T
miIb, aber entIdieben, unb fie bereis
ten Dem unterlei6e eiBen 8ereselien
3uitano.-
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Qnst Cub niht tdnfmen 3,

2aBt gu@ ni9t tdufGen bur@
niebere preiie fir Arbeit, tuel@e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert uirb,
ipnbern perfiigt @u6 na6 Gallo q.
To aD's pboto9rapbii1em Ntelier, NO.
Alb Ofs9outon-9 traBe, mo @u9 quite
uno sufrieoenfteuenbe Nrbeit gu reeuem
Yreife garantirt mirb.
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= Mu6t Cure 8efsaungen fir Sto.
9elbrabt, glaiten Srabt. giienble6,
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Coco Tenn pIar Items.

The Executive Committee of the
Grand Lodge have engaged Mr.. L.
B. Kendall of Clinton, Mass, to
work in the interests of the Order
during the winter. He has been in
Windham, Windsor, Orange, Wash
ington, Caledonia and Essex coun-
ties, the work being mostly in help
ing weak lodges and it is expected
that good results will follow. Dec.
81, he organized, with the assistance
of r. A. Hatch of STAFFORD, a new
lodge at Chelsea, the principal of
iicers being as follows: Chief Tenn
plar, Frank Dearborn; vice templar,
Mrs. Z. M. Collins; secretary, G. S.
Emery; past chief templar, Charles
e. Godfrey. The lodge is unusually
large in the character of its mem
bership, is rapidly increasing in
numbers and seems likely to be one
of the best lodges in the State.
Champlain Lodge of Burlington, the
Oldest In the state, is having a
revival in interest and numbers.
Irasburgh still holds the lead with
13l members and Waitsfield comes
next with 1914. The reports from
different parts of the state show a
good degree of interest and it is
expected that the reports for the
quarter ending February LIST will
give decided gain in numbers.
G. d. EDGERToN,
Grand Secretary
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.

We invite especial attention to the
call, published elsewhere, for the
formation of Republican Clubs in
Vermont, and if the Republicans of
this and every town in the county
regard it as wise they should be up
and doing. 1t is suggested by our
Democratic friends that the forma-
ton of clubs is indicative of fear.
We never knew before that to fore
fend against disaster or unfortunate
things indicated cowardice. Our
State election is in advance of others,
and as it leads off, its majority, if
large, will give encouragement to
the party all over the country. Even
If anyone thinks that the move is
unnecessary it is now too late to dis
courage it, or withhold aid for 1t.
The convention is called, and if it's
work and demonstrations are feeble
they will only bring discourage
ment. Of course there is no danger
of Vermont going Democratic, but
if it goes with reduced Republican
inajority our Democratic friends
will seize the fact and make great
hue and cry as in 1884. The Re
publicans of New Hampshire gained
ascendancy by thorough and close
organization of every town and even
school district, with a State centre,
and have ever since maintained it,
continuing the same organization.
If few towns organize, the organ
ization will belittle the Republican
sentiment of the State, and repre-.
sent it less than it really is. lie
every to,cn IN the county organiz'
q club at once, md be on hand fol
the Convention.