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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-17
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

BLoSDIS, who is graceful cyclist on the
rope, can not ride an ordinary bicycle on the
ground.
THE wealthiest man in st. Louis is John
7. Davis, dry-goods merchant He has
fortune Of from $l5, 900 to $40, ,000 900, the
foundation OF which was laid by his father
"UScLE" ZACH HASH, the Oldest settler of
Chandlerville, Ill, remembers the time he
saw Abraham Lincoln plotting an odd-look-
ing hat-boat loaded with hogs, whisky and
corn down the Sangamon river.
ONE of Senator Palner's pleasantest rec
objections is of a trip he took through Spain
on foot when a boy. He went in company
with four other Detroit boys, all of whom
had very little money, but an inordinate
amount of grit.
NICHOLAS MURPHY, watchman on the
Boston tea wharf. was presented the other
day with gOld-headed cane by his employ
ers for his bravery in having saved one
hundred persons from drowning during the
past five years.
GRANDMOTHER HEAToN, of Virginia, ILL.,,
Is doubtless the only person living IN the
United States born in the famous Tower of
London She is eighty-one years old, and
her parents were employed in the grim old
prison when she was born.
GILMORE, the noted band-master. is said
to be an ardent supporter of champagne
He always keeps the liquid on tap at home,
and recommends it even for a breakfast
drink. A decoction known as champagne-
porter shandy gaff he pronounces a
symphony in liquid"
BUFFALO BILL has issued a peremptorv
order forbidding the sale of liquors to any
OF the Indians connected with his show.
Holding the Office Of United States Indian
Agent, and having these Indians under his
charge, he has full authority to issue such
an order.
THERE are several left-handed writer's at
the Capitol Representative Hopkins. of
Illinois, writes with the left hand exclusive
", never having learned or tried TO use the
pen with the right Mr.. McComas, Of Mary
land, writes with either hand at pleasure.
but not with both at once.
JENNIE JUNE says that Mrs Alma-Tadema
Is an excellent housekeeper as well as an
accomplished painter, and that she does not
neglect her household duties for her art
her motto Is kitchen first, studio second
Mrs Alma-Tadema is a sister OF Mrs Ed
mund Gosse- The two sisters look very
much alike. both being tall and blonde Mrs
efosse also has a talent for painting.
Mrs. BUcKSER, wife Of the governor Of
Kentucky, wears as ornaments a conch-
shell lace-pin and sleeve-buffons, which IN
addition to their beauty, have the charm Of
a romantic history, having been purchased
BY her relative, General George Washington.
from ship-wreeked and destitute sailor,
and BY hum worn on the coat in which he
was inaugurated. They are beautifully pre-
served, and the coloring is exquisite.
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q MuIe's ConsiEtsncy.

A rich man had . piece Of land upon
which poor mvle wa grazing. II shall
harness you," said the man to the mule.
and make you plOw this land to grow mel
ons on, Of which an very fond, while the
stalks viii supply you with food" To
which tho mule replied: "If consent to
tol on your plan you win have all the mel
ons and win be worse on than am now,
inasmuch a. viii have TO eat dry stalks
instead OF fresh green grass. III not do il.
sir" sHow owunreasouabie you are" remon-
strated the land Ownor; your father never
had any food but thisties, and yet worked
sixteen hours q day without grumbling.'' -
" "Aiasl that IL true" retorted the mule,
"buL yog know, my father was an asa
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Bencfits of AdYertisinr.

Talk about the benefits of advertising
Down in Florida not long ago a family lost
a child which they supposed had strayed
away from home and got lost After search
ing in VAN for three days the frantic pa
rents placed an advertisement in the near
est newspaper. Imagine the surprise of
the parents upon going to the door the next
morning to see monster alligator upon the
doorstep, where he had disgorged the child
alive and then died himself The '.ad''
cost them but twenty-five cents, and it gave
them back their darling child: they sold the
alligator's hide for five dollars, and the pa
rents are showing the child in all the dime
museums OF the land at fifty dollars per
week Does advertising paw
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ON A SIDE TRACK.
What Ubiquitous Legislation Has Done for
Our Merchant Marine

What Ubiquitous Legislation Has Done for
Our Merchant Marine.
In 1860 the United States had the largest
merchant marine of all the nations of the
world. Now it has none at all worthy of
mention. Then our boats crowded every
sea, and our flag fiuttered in every port.
Now, an American vessel is rarity, and
travellers abroad have to go to our Consu-
lates to see the stars and stripes
The loss of our marine came about through
the war, but iniqultous legislation has alone
prevented its restoration in the succeeding
quarter of century. Our laws are so dia-
bohcally arranged that we are unable to
manufacture ships at home, and are not per-
mitted to purchase them abroad
Take that model of Atlantic steamers,
The City of New York." upon which Mr.
Blaine came home. She was built with
money from these United States, but she is
obliged to wear English colors The vast
sums OF American capital expended upon
her went into the pockets of English labor
ers, and she is still an English boat subject
to the use of the English Government in
time Of war.
And, as our carrying trade is driven from
the ocean, so is it being lost upon the land
The distance between the great markets of
Europe and those of the East is so much
shorter by the route across America than
by the opposite one that, in certain lines of
commerce, it has paid merchants to break
bulk and send their cargoes through the
United States. The Pacific roads, and,
through them, the whole people, have
reaped the golden product. But now, so
foolish has been our treatment of CONNER
cial matters, that the great bulk of this
trade is passing into the control of the Ca
madam Pacific railroad, assisted by lines of
English steamers on the Atlantic and Pa
cific.
So, too, says the Gin cinnati Enquirer, our
sales of domestic products in foreign mar
kets are diminishing with alarming rapid
ity. Cereals, provisions and cotton have
long served to keep the balance of trade in
our favor. We have furnished the supply
or half the world, and the money paid to US
therefore has supported four-fifths of our
people. Now our foolish customs laws are
forcing the great purchasing nations to
seek supplies from other sources-from
producers who concede some measure of
reciprocity in trade
Such are some of the results of our con-
tiuued defiance of the simplest principles of
trade and commerce. That in spite of this
our Nation has grown and prospered, is by
reason of wonderful vitality which would
not and could not be altogether murdered
But the great mass of our people have suf-
fered sorely from a system which serves
only to enrich the few. The suffering in
creases and the peril grows. A change is
lmperatively demanded, and it is the voice
of the people which demands it.
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A Helm for Hnrvard studept..

new help for student-wors is for pro-
lessor to gather out of the whole library
such books (no matter how many as he
wishes his classes especially to study.
These are put in an alcove under his name;
ms pupis have access TO them all day, and
take them over night, returning them next
morning This plan Is new, but IL grows in
favor In 1850 thirty-fve teachers thus re-
served $3.50 books. In 1885 fifty-six teach
ers reserved $50 books. All books lent
out numbered IN 1880 A, ,eS6; in 1ss6 90, 1es-
This rate Of increase greatly outruns that
OF the number of students. II speaks Of an
increasing industry and productiveness.
And the best thing about the intellestual
hls here is that i Is hopeful end NOT timid
lit looks forward.
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Inc EditOrs Vile.
IA touching bit OF verse; concocted by two
impecunious editors, who-owing to the de-
plorable financial condition OF the paper they
worked for-were thrown at the mercy of the
charitable wife of one Of them
When times are so hard, and no wages forth
coming,
And heavy the burden Of the editors life;
There's being that lightens the depth of his
sorrow-
That Angel of Mercy-the Editors wife.
She makes no complaint not word does she
utter,
BeWalinE the emptiness OF the editors
But, host in herself she's fun of ezpsdi-
She's inaneier, comforter, companion and
nurse.
She has Away laid by-for the frequent vet
day
Afew ducats to keep the gaunt wolf from the
door;
And when they're gone-by some wonderful
scheming-
She always produces q few dollars more.
Then sing loud her praises, with voices untir-
ing,
Hold fast in your heart. for the whole Of your
life,
That most precious of beings among all hu.
manity-
That Queen among women-the Ed.tor's
Wife.
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KATE CHASE is mnch reduced financially.
ana II trying 20 sell some old paintings left
ner oy her 5ather. During her social reign
sne was more feared and admired and less
loved than any leader Washington has ever
seen Shc has iost none of her beauty.
..iough she : rcw over forty six, for though
tne youthful freshness Of face Is gone, her
features are OF that flne and noble mould
that time can never rob Of it's beauty. Her
NE has been full Of tragedy, but there is
not line on her brow. and her eyes are as
calm As Il they had never known q tear.
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How to Restnre Cnlnr..

1t IS customary, says the Scientific Amer
can, to use ammonia for the purpose Of neu-
tralizing acids that have accidentally or
otherwise destroyed the color of fabrics,
This must be applied Immediately, or the
color Is usually imperfectly restored. After
careful use, an application Of chloroform
win bring out the colors as bright as ever.
Plush goods and all articles dyed with ami
line colors, faded from exposure to light,
wiz look as bright as ever after sponging
with chloroform. The commercial chloro-
form win answer the purpose very well
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A Rank DeceIver.

A Rank Decelver.
When TO thee my mind returns
Oh, Oleo, Oleo.
Regretfully my bosom burns.
Oleo Margarine;
Thy comely look had won me quite.
In thee / sought my hearts delight;
Now my fond hope is killed outright
oh, Oleo Margarine.
Thou 1t is am full sure,
oh, Oleo, Oleo.
Who are keeping me so poor,
Oieo Margarine;
When for thee have TO pay
All my hard earned cash away,
Within my soul feel d smay,
Oh, Oleo Margarine.
In thy fair form deception hides
Oh, Oleo, Oleo,
In thy false heart no truth abides.
Oleo Margarine;
Now that / know thee as thou art
I'll tear thy image from my heart
Anc bid thee from my sight depart
Oh, Oleo Margarine.
-Fronk b. Weleh, IN Detroit Free Press.
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Between tho Lines.

Between the Lines.
Dear Mrs. Brown, how sweet Of you'll
20. what dreadful bo.eD
il Is an age since you were here,
(She stayed SIX weeks before)
And you have brought dear little Dick,
crhe horrid Little bratD
How is my husband! Oh, he's weIli
(The artful, brazen catD
Do make yourself at home, my dearI
mo danger but she willD
So glad you left that great hotelP
(Saved running up billy
Yes, 'twouid be silly TO stop there,
(And she S not fool)
You can put up with any thingi
(Well, that uncommon coolD
Wen have good long visit, now.
(She's planted here tin sprlng.)
Your trunks will soon be sent around.
(How many did she bringO
So glad to see me once againf
cts handy, 1 suppose,
To live at my expense awhile.
Heaven help me till she goes.)
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Paradox!cal.

Fishes are We ghed I'm their scaleA
And an elephant packs his own trunk:
But rats never tell the Z own tales,
And one seldom gets chink in a chunk.
DOGS seldom wear the r own pants,
Which fact lays them open TO scorn;
No nephew OF niece fame es ants,
And COW never bows its own horn.
cat can not parse It's own clawa
No porcupine nibs his owa qu.il
Though orphan bears stu have their paws
A bird will not Day tie owa bill.
Sick duoks never 50 C = quack;
A horse can not ploW lts own name,
ship Is not hurt By a tack.
And . window ne'Or suffers from pana
-Sa,, Fruncfsco Er11rfe<r.
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NextI

Where is the Count who cut dash,
The man of fiuttering tongue.
Who at the seaside used to mash
The maidens old and young.
The raven-haired, the grave and exc
The debonair, the gay,
Who broken English used TO speak
In such pretty wayi
He toiling at his barber's chair;
His holiday is Ger:
And chins he shaves and scissors hair
Just as he did before.
Boston Courier.
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Method In AIodesty.

Method In MOdesty.
He was such pleasant fellow,
So polite, so pol shed, too;
Everywhere we went together,
He would murmur: after your
Did We reach a door together.
lie would never first go through,
But would wait TO let me pass him.
Saying softly: "After your
Was there ary thing we wanted,
And Was not enough for two,
He would always let me have IL,
Always muttored: After your
So IL was on each occasion,
WhStsoe'r the case m ght be;
he would never b. the leader,
But was always after me.
He has borrowed fifty dollars,
May be It's n pas ing whim,
But he has not since been heard OF,
And now 1 am after him.
The Harvard.
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Farm Land in En.1.n,,

wo thirds Of the land ia England and
aies IS he'd by 10 0,207 owners and sixteen
o. this number own 1.103, ,025 acres.
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Medicine Lodge omecrs.
soCIETIEa

HUtlkIlkH.
AZ. A A. NJ. Delta Lodge No. IL
"a Regular COMMUNICATIONS, first and
Xxx 1SiSS @nS,n Saturday syepiTss w sTs.r iV " zach
AnnHOsr ALIAS, Secretary.
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. G3, n. A. NJ. meets
20 Masunic Hall every ~ aud tth Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
E.P. CARUruERs. scc'v.
". "a u, Irregular Communicative. irst
and third Monday Evenings ~ Z, esch month
DR. n. YASr. Sec.
DEI.rmA LoDoE, No. il0, x. Of p, meets ON
Monday evening of each week, ~ odd Fellows .
san Visiting Knights n good standing i1vi- i11vi-
HARRT PIGeAAN. X. of Il. 4 5.
LOO. ", Pioneer Lod. e
No. tTp-Rcgular meetings
&@H every Tuesday cvcn.ngN
X-eSA "a ing cordially invited.
T.f J. e.. THURMAN, N. q.
~ j. ". DEAL. Sec.
ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. 6s, I. O. q. y
Meets nrat and third Friday Of cnCh month
Visiting Pntrinrchs cordially invited tS attend
l.. y. HUuuAHD. n. q. j. l.. NELSON, q. 4.
ANnHOsE ALI.EN, \. W. J. T.. HALL. ;.
NAOMI No. 81, ,REBECCA DEGREE, 1. o. OF.
Meets the "a dandith Friday nights; esch month n
E.M. BTERLEY. secy.
g. A. r. FL a%q%Fs . aIS9daS E2ST mo 5 %SSi
OF the court house ia Medicine Lodge, at r. NJ.
All comrades cordially invited.
q. G. HOWE, Post Commander.
J. W. UPPEWMAN, Adiutant.
A, o. U w. ESsis EsSsll'y orsrs Te4g' fSarsGay SG sg
w. SINGER, Recorder.
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Instlnet In SIlecn.

About the middle OF April last we OBJ
served a young lamb entangled among
briars- 1t had seemingly struggled for
liberty until it was qufte exhausted. It's
mother was present, endeavorlng with
her head and feet to disentangle It. After
having attempted In vain for a long time to
effect this purpose. she left Il and ran away.
bnding with all her might. We fancied
there was something peculiarly doleful in
her voice. Thus she proceeded across three
nelds. and through four strong hedges.
until she came 70 flock Of sheep. From
not having been able to follow her we could
net watch her motions when with them.
However, she left them IN about five minutes.
accompanied by ram that had two power
ful horns They returned speedily towards
the poor lamb, and as soon as they reached
It the ram immediately set about iiberating
It, which he did in a few minutes by drae-
ging away the briars with his horns.
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Ca-a-ash.
The Frenchman always tries 70 bo
As franc as he can be;
In worship OF his sovereign
The BrIton bends the knee.
The Roman is the soul OF truth,
Yet swears he by the lire;
The Russian chases rubles to
The 6orderland OF fire.
The German tries TO make his mark,
The Austrian his rentes:
It's but the Yankee who would lead
A lfe Of solid cents.
~ y. EUeHing SEA.
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Wife The 18th Of next November We
VIII celebrate our silver wedding. Don't
you tnsa- We ought to kill the fat pig and
nave : ieasts" Husband-"KilI the pig +
aoDe go how the unfortunate animal is 10,
olaIs - what happened twenty-five ycars
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POETIC FRANKS.
The wife.


In youth re wrought, with eyes ablur,
Lora-facei and long OF hair
In youth-ia youth, he pa nted her
Asster Of the ar
Could clasp her not, bnt felt the stir
OF piniOns everywhere.
IL
She iurcd HIS gaze. in braver days
And trance n N sirenwise;
And be d paint her. through Q haze
o. sullen paradise,
With seas OF kisses on her face
And enters IN her eyes.
And now-nor dream, nor wild eonceit-
Though falterinR. as before
Through tears he paints her. - is meet
Tracing the dear face DER
With liiied patience meek and sweet
As Mother Mary wore.
-ydDaes Whiteo1lb RReK
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oHUnCuEs.

nAPTIsT.- Preaching every SUNDAY evening
- az o'clock, at the courthouse. Sunday
school AT 10 O'Clock, "a. m. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening Of each week, over store OF
Byorlcy. Dark 4 kunyan. Rev. W. A. Cain,
Pastor Residence ON North Walnut street
OIHR1sTtAN.-Preach every Sunday at
Es1Sy a. rsSss % Snd @ p m synEy by ESer wsS
nesdny night. sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.
every sunday.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL.-scrvices every
ANA sunday nt II 100 n. I'M. and 30 y. m. Sun
day school every sunday at 10 n. IN. Prayer
mccting every "wednesday evening ut 7:3O.
Strangers invited. X. SANDERsON, Pastor.
DHESnYTEnfAN.-Sc cvery Sunday mt
y n a. m. and 7 30 p. m. sunday school at
10 n. I'M. kEv, MCELROV, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services on End
sunday Of every month et sherlock's hall, at
lo;Oo a. IN. hHV. BITTER Pastor.
nERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN-Hold reg
" ulnr services at MinRona, barber county,
the accOnd and fourth sundays I'm each month.
- .tc-t eCnvpl nv,isc oh ,ue ntconu Sunuiy
Cedar Creek school house on the third sunday.
ny Elders shambergor' smith and Neher.
Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
oOiNo EAST.
Passenger and Express, leaves. 3:25 p. m.
FroiHnts leaves .s.ss..sss...s.s...... b;f0 n. m.
COMING WEST.
!, l,,asscpFvr and Express. arrives. 1875 p. IN.
Il. H. ChsE. Local Agent ''' '''
POSTAL.
POstufico at Medicine Lodge opcn from A N
lopr sundays one hour ON arrival Of mail.
Money order ofhoc. n A. MCCLEAHY. 4. N.
&. A.MCCLEAtY, Assistant.
The Mails:
Frum Attca aud all Eastern points, arrives
daily nt is.t6 rN. leaves daily nj g:,nPM.
Frum Ashland. Coldwatcr, Ncscntunga. sun
CITY, Lake city and Mngona, arrives daily.
FROM kinwu, l., "a, Cancma, sexton. Eldrcd,
uaxrltun, Hurltncr and 4Etnn, arrives daily 4,
nt y. m. Leaves at 10 "a. mn.
From kinHman, Druss, Bates. Nashville, ar
rlvCs nc b;.al, pm. Leaves at 4 ". m.
Frum sawyer, Film Mills and Amber. arrives
un Mondays, Wednesdays and fri.h s. at 2;tb
y. M. Departs Tuesdays, Thursday nnd S,tur-
days ats A "a. Arrives at SAWYER at l.l6 y. m.
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PHYs1c1ANs1E MEDICINE LODGE.
T d. KARR, NJ. D.

PHYsIcIANsIN MEDICINE LODGE.
T D. KARR, M D.
MEDICINE LODGE. KANs.
OFFICE-ln Karr's drug store. Wood & Vim
cent buiiding. All calls promptly nlled. Par
eases peculiar tO woman.
w H MOORE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Medicine Lodge. Kas.
East side Main ~, doors south of Lebrecht's.
s. KOcrELL,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
ONCE East Side Mails Street,
MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.
DE- L W. STOUT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once: East Kansas Avenue. In DIR. Yants
Dental Room,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
DR. L. B. GILLETTE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
lD-Ofhce over Citizens National Bank IA
MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.
r R. BURNEY, ND.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Medicine Lodge, KRns.
OFTIcE - Pearson & Co.'S. drug Store. At
night, nc residence. Allcals promptly attended
TO. Charges reasonable.
ATTORNEYS IN MEDICINE LODGE.
DIVERSIFIED DENTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Once over First
National Bank.
A. J. JONES'
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Onice;-Over the Citizens National Bank,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
~ Will practice I'm all the courts. -41
BEN. CARR. t. O. CUTLIP.
CARR CUTLIP.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
VIII practice In the State and Federal Courts.
once: LovejOy Building, opposite Citizens
National Bank.
1. n. sHASsoN. II. l.. SHANNON.
County Attorney.
SHANNON & SHANNON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Abstracting and Land Titles u speciality.
MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS,
GEO. W. ELLIS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Office over First
National Bank.
VIII practice In the state and Federal Courts.
l
SAMPLE q LONG,
ATTORNEYS and CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW.
ofice in the Wood Il Vincent Building.
Medicine Lodge, kans.
Will practice in the courts of this and adjoin
ing counties.
w H. NcAoUE and W. VS.. sNoDDY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Medicine Lodge, Kans.
- win practice In the state aud Fedora
nI-Collections a Speciality. -Rs
LOREN EDWARDS. A. L. NOBLE
EDWARDS q NOBLE,
ATTORNEYS CoUNsELLORs AT LAW.
ONCE over First National Bank,
MEDICINE LODGE, KAN.
~ Will practice i'm all the courts.
n A. MeNEAL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
/ ONCE: East Kansas Avenue, near Courthouse.
MEDICINE LODGE, KANS.
n A. MecANLEss,
ATTORNEY AT LAW and JUSTICE.
QOllco Judge OF Medicine LODGE
/ Collections Specially. Office: Opposite the
Court House.
p A. CAMERON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
/ ONCE pstairs-ROOm NO.4-Over Citizens Ma
tiOnal Bank.
MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAS.
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DELrufA LoDoE, No. 40, X. OF r., meets On
Monday evening Of each week, ~ odd Fellows
ball Visiting knights IN good standing invi-
tod 10 attend. n. r. VINCENT, e.. e..
HARRY Pt.AGNAN. X. OF II. & s.
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4. W. MCNUAL. President.
iH. z. TuOMrsON, Vice Prcs't.
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n A. Y. a A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. IL
N. Regular communications, first and
~ ~ third Saturday evenings IN each
N month. I. W. STOUT, W.