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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
4 !. 2ng for the soldier. quicker pace

\ :. 7ny for the Soldier. quicker pace
Than the measured stanza's Ian ;uid grace
ii mus, he =. if words would race
With shot and shell swift flying!
4 .3ny FOR the Soldier in tender form.
II show his hearthsitie love was warm
,,lle.l the foe swept past him like u STERN
And left him behind them, dying.
4 SON: Tor the Soldier. a martial hymn
a:,t;r witt, such courage as fred him;
sd * retreat in the evening dim,
Or glad as the victor's song.
\ song !: d, the soldier. rh, ma is STALE;
4, ha.noc:- the poet within LIS rae.
..i,: lI.:.llo.: mis- aes. hu. a war-Morn tale
M:.ci. h. sings of the brave ANA strong
;. 5ng for tbs s >ldier. !: deep rasret
i,or The hlood-we, field whsre he stumble.
ye'.
IL. wan;on less. for the hopes that set
With III. crimson sun OF carnage,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

The Nicaragua canal is progressing
all right. A great deal of work has
already been done. 1t looks as if the
canal may be finished within five
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

One need not be hopelessly fatal
list to yet recognize certain sequence
in life that transcends our conscious
endeavor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

Men who are near the scene of action
and have their money invested in the
business do not expect the supply OF
natural gas in the Pittsburg region to
hold out much longer. The gross earn
ings of the leading company engaged
in supplying it to consumers We're s.
AS. 965 for the first ten months of the
year. while the expenses We're only ST.
$4,000. Out of the diff renee nine
months dividends at per cent, to the
amount of s45O,o0o, have been paid,
and this leaves surplus Of s62l, 056.
Yet the stock of the company has de-
clined to 30 per cent of its par value,
now being quoted at SIS per share.
OF course if the supply should fail the
plant would be comparatively worth
less
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

IT is said that in New York City
there is one millionaire in every 1.60O
of the population. There is very little
comfort in that for the less fortunate
I 800
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

IT is superstition that where the
eagle builds its nest the lightning never
strikes.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

FIRST OLD MAID (excitedly)-There
is man under the bed. Second Old
Maid (calmly)-Then lock the doors.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

1T has been shown that if the. sun
were burning sphere of solid coal it
could not last 5000 years.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

The threatened Indian trouble in
Dakota has undoubtedly convinced
many people that. the soldier who said
the only good Indian is the dead Indian
was right in his extreme opinion of
Indian character. But the Indians
laziness at this late day. and his habil-
ity to be influenced by turbulent
spirits, is the result of his idleness. If
he could be induced to work he would
soon develop into a self-sustaining
husbandman. At present he is being
too we'll taken care of. The government
gives him rations, and by SO doing
makes him o dependent, and when he
goes on the war-path he is hunted back
to his reservation to receive more food.
The scheme of allotting land in sever
atty to the red wards of the nation is
the only way out of this Indian difficulty,
and it is a matter for regret that Just
as the government had got that scheme
we'll under way some INSCRIPTIONS
white man or half-breed has succeeded
in working the Indians into a frenzy
over myth. AS compulsion and as
sistance has been the policy thus far,
why would it not be good plan to try
compu]sion in this mat er of getting
Indians upon lands of their own? In
stead Of asking the Indians if they de-
sire to become farmers, Uncle Sam
might say Il desire that you settle
uron farms and support yourselves.
Here are the deeds to your property.
Now go and work for your bread and
butter" If this policy should be pur-
sued the time would soon come when
we could say with truth that the only
bad Indian is the Indian who will not
work.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

Tho Hive and the Gray Revive incidents
c.'sse Laic War. and in Graphic and
Interesting -iza.ac. Tell OF Camp, March.
.,.:e. I;-.tto.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

The Argentine Committee in Lon
don has reported in favor OF funding
the coupons Of the national and exter-
nal bonds of that Republic for tn, ee
years. During that time the greatest
possible amount of the inflated paper
currency is to be withdrawn and burnt.
This measure is recommended as Civ
ing sufficient breathing time, and
preventing stoppage in the payment
of interest. It is advised that the new
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

ITALY is to spend sl5,ooo.ooo on its
new navy this fiscal rear.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

3 song foa the Soldier. ii burning son:
Telling how the red tide Dor. him along.
Aud bow his heart alone was strong
When his las. shot had sounded.
J. s,ii:: fol. the Solder. !, sons; of fire
That shall meet the ardor of high desire
and lift the record OF battle higher
T;.aa SO lnan:- dead and wounded.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

THERE is considerable truth in the
following, which we take from one of
our exchanges: "Some of our people
are much troubled about the American
boy being taught trade. There is no
American boy who is DESTROYS of learn
ing trade who cannot do so. The
trouble is that the American boy aud
the American boys parents are too
proud to allow him to learn trade.
They prefer to bring him up as clerk,
OF some Light employment that will not
soil his hands nor bring him money
enough to keep himself in cloth es. Our
business colleges, as they are termed,
are turning out bookkeepers by the
thousand. As a consequence So or sc,
week will provide gu individual with
diploma as big as shutter and as
pretentious as q Chinese landscape
When some honest mechanics make o
demand for employment for American
men, then it is that the employer
and the newspapers pirate about teach
ing the American boy trade. When
a dishonest employer wants to get his
work done at one-half what fair en-
ployer is willing to pay, he secures q
lot Of boys to take the places of his
American men, who have families to
keep, and then he pirates about teach
ing the American boy a trade. The
man who talks thus is either fool or a
knave, and generally the latter"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
A "Reminiscences of chickamauea,

URING our
retreat on
the Ia t t Q r
part of the
second days
fl G h t a t
Chick anau-
ga-,wri t e S
LewisBrew-
,er, of Com
p q n y F
Z W e n t y
ninth Indi-
ana, in the
4 n, en- ica71
Tribune-I
became sep
arated from
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

\ song far the Soldier. a song his llcart
liad sung: did war nurse the rhythmic ar
\ sonG - ~ Ike tho pulses start
y, u: y stout 1T the musSets rattle!
4 on. ar til soldier in ouac rest.
Fne a;.it,h. failing upc'. his breast:
III, ;,un by Sleeping lands close rrest
a., i.> Gream:; of te-luu;row':' baltic.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
About Grant.

BY COL. ALEX. DUKE EAILIE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

THERE has been another victim to
the fraud of Christian science, and a
coroner's jury has properly condemned
the neglect which permitted man
stricken with deadly disease to die
unattended and depending upon moth
ing better than the empiricisns of q
parcel of fanatics. It is hard to be
even decently patient with people who
are so blind to the rules of life as to al
low fever to run its deadly course to
the end, depending upon the charlatanry
of such system to do what can only
be done by the aid of science and the
knowledge of skilled and enlightened
mon
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
AROUND TIE CAMPFIRE

Cd soz.1..-Es TAz.N OVER ExpE.sI-
lSS1.S AND SIN YARNS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

THERE must be some very naughty
people in Oklahoma. One house Of the
territorial Legislature has passed bill
making it criminal libel for news
paper to even insinuate anything
against mans character, whether it is
fact or not. In describing q burglary
under this law, therefore, the news
paper reporter would remark that a
gentleman named Slippery Dick got
by mistake into MI. Jones' at 2 o'clock
in the morning, and Mr.. Jones' silver
ware somehow got cntangled in Mr..
Dicks clothing, and he unconsciously
walked off with it..
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09

HILE We be5,Liieve
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physieian,retirod from prac
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an East India missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
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for Nervous Debility and Nervous
Complaints, after having tested it,.
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to lis suffering fel
lows Actuated by this motive and
n desire to relieve human suffering.
[ will send free of charge, TO all who
desire it, this recipe, in German
French or English, with full direc,
lions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper w. A. NoyEs,
800 Powers Block, Roche ster. N. Y
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-10-23
A SET OF VIEWS.
hoy Go to Mako UP 81 Romance
in Real Life.
AN INTERIOR.

Going to the seaside? In November!
Emily hGa stopped TO ricl; mp her
'ruant tiii,ublc, but now, like The good
III as. sine stool ainuzcl. with cycg
i':Ad on her companion az if she were
an ''nc%p ,ctcd olncn.
''lcs-it is odd, said Clara, gazing
out OF her window o3cr tie smooth
western strctc' of the lake; .'hut VIC
must Leave Chicago; and Uncle David
has given neither and ne tic use of
the town linEc III sumrcr ana tho
seaside cottage in winter. It's exceed
inG.y good vi him, but il is funny!"
"D"nr! and massachusetts! You'll
he jus, lost 20 our crowd. Well. that
rose ii iini:ihcd; how does 1t strike you?"
Clara felt chilled. Eraily had been
mo end aorry" that she and her
mother had lost every dollar; had wcpt
real tears when The time of separation
had begun to seem near; AMI now she
was siniiin@Iy asking her opinion of TN
embroidered rose.
With girls quick pride, however,
she flung back two rising tears, and
smiled responsibility. 1T is Il deur-
like you" she said; and no one would
have guessed that she was disuppoint-
cd. but in her heart was born Il new
need.
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little pile oflcttcrs that lay intho girls
lap, and %hirlcd them over the sand
she ran down, pursuing them; and,
having captured them with some
trouble, rerclcd herself on q rock i:,orc
shielded from the wind and began to
rercad some OF the pages:
''i'rsiiy lrciadiccd in jrdimcnt. cnthusiastic,
untri'ic',l. undi crirainatinf, but cxccssi. ely
loyal in o9c, ticter.nicd In hate Lit.io M lis.
tic lower. Good hum under circumstances
irr!tatir TO riost mch; occasional s..urts OF
bi1 icrli'cr N unexpected places" at
''so;' II nnd Incorporating III habits of
Thought AID emotion; usyiciuing in viii. /;
ro'my lisl os'.!on. ;cnlcucy to extremes, ari,.
ns ir ~ rh.-o%ac3s OF view; self co:.turcd and
utterly un3yiniatiiotic; Granny IN nc lion com.
bning MIA Il general Independence u singuiar
moral towardico before tho opposition IL some
one rcs.io;--probnb:y Of the opposite sex"
We'll, suppose that's Harry and
Mr.. Brown. There's n sort of rnagnifi-
ccncc about Mr.. Browns air OF reserve
and Importance, but I believe he IS
'aclisli AMI uusympathothic' wonder
if it was IL mean trick, getting their
'charactcrs' read from their hand.
writing? It's Il funny business, any
way, for that nan-but he's rcr,ar,ia-
bly, clever ut it; and fifty cents apiece
well rs cheap for the fun there is in
it; hut don't know no;J which | like
best Mr.. Brown is so dist;ny.tc, and
Harry is such Il dcar-bus hc'.; only :,
boy. Somctiin $ | think love neither
one, and SOM times think love them
both"
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ABOUT ART AND ARTISTS.

THE Duke of Hamilton's pictures
brought 81, 100000
MISSIONER is painting in Venice,
where no expects to ROMAN for some
time.
BENJAMIN CONSTANT. tho distinguished
French painter, has arrived in this coun-
try to decorate house in Boston.
SIR EDGAR BoEnM has just completed
his marble statue of tho lato Emperor
Frederick for st. Georges chapel at
Windsor.
LUKE FInpEs, r. A., who for many
years has devoted himself to painting
portraits and single figures is now hard
at work upon an important group, after
the style of his famous sViilage We'd
ding
TIE hermitage and Anitchlsoff palaces
at st. Petersburg are crammel with
pictures and no moro can be hung in
thom, so tho Car Is going to establish a
National gallery, to be devoted to Rus
sian paintings exclusively.
MEIssoNIEns great water-eolor replica
OF the painting called "1sO7" has been
engraved by Jacquct. 1t is said that tho
engraving gives a better impression of
color than the aquarclle, which has been
cr'ii"lscd as lacking in warmth.
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= Sk;!lr:ii .'int,orer.

Bob Van Siycls called on n Madison
"venac family, in which there were
two old maiden sisters OF about Gft
yc"ri Of age. Van Slycls is an old
friend Of the family, and one OF them
nc:ng IN Il hantarins mood said:
LII Van SiyclS, which OF us do you
think is tie oidcst?"
Van Has i'll Il dilemma. lie did moi
lil;e to hurt the feelings of either. lie
looked from one to the other, and
"iou want me to say which of You
two girls is the oldcst?"
"Y,s."
Neither of you loo!57 older than the
oth"r Zach OF you girls looks young
CT than the ot!cr"-rcxa, ,iftings.
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SClinch Valley News.
FRIDAY, OCT %, 1891
HIGHLANDS.
From Riohlands News.1


The westtboun1 train, due here at
BOB p. M, is generally late, owing TO
connections on the New River Divi.
sion.
From present indications, great
interest. DO manifested in tho re
suit of the fall elections. The Re
publicans, Democrats and Alliance
men are busy eauvnssiDg this section
and feel confident that their candi-
date will win.
We understand that on Monday
last the Richards Brick and Mfg
Co. closed the contract with the
d. .Gctors Of The Graham Bank for
the erection nt once of the brick
work on their new bank building.
The design of the front is very
pretty and in strict keeping with
q banking institutions. The front
will DC OF red press brick laid i'm
red mortar, with struck points,
arched doors and windows with
trimmings of red sandstone, will
also be added. We are certain
that the Richards Co. will erect
one of the best pieces of brick work
10 be seen anywhere in the South,
and that Graham will have hand
some banking house.
The ruiiiians who thought they
could "take the town. of Clifton
Forge OH Saturday last succeeded
in killing two men, but the citi-
zens of that town decided to take
the law into their own hands and
promptly strung the ficnds up to
the nearest tree, and left their bod.
les hanging as a warning to other
would be "town takcrs.p We have
had some Of this "town taking''
business in Richlands and we trust
that those who are so brave under
the cover of night will take warn
ing from the hanging at Clifton
Forge. Our people will stand Just
so much, but will not be constant
~ bothered By lot of worthless
loafers, and if they are, some one
will furnish the fun at a "neck tie"
party. All g0Otf ana ,peaeseeahle
citizens, be they black or white,
are welcome, but we have no use
for law breakers.
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ELECTRIC BITrERs.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as to need M
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
cfpraise.-A. purer medicine dies
not exist and IL is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Ritters
will cure all diseases of the Liver
:ana !, Kidneys, will remove Pimplcs-
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LIONS ceased by impure blood win
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prevent az well as cure all Malarial
feyers.-For cure Of Headache, Con.
stipation and indigestion try Elee
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que. end Sl00 per bottle at A. r.
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Yes, I bcl;o VIC I do"
TIE TNlI-PIrrE

rho Indian summer had vanished
with The afternoon, and IL was Novcm-
Der again; Tut the sea was not so sui
len on SO lonely us the man that stood
at its edge and ea2cd with nimless lii
rectness on the vanishing line of the
horizon.
SHE is right. an hear, too harsh
nnd uAsympathctic to enter into her
life. These fellows, like Willis, warm
hlooded a:;! gentle, always work it
better with women. I'll just let them
alcnc in the future"
And The last afterglow seemed to die
oatof th SLY, as the tense figure strobe
away into The night. M. Anderson.
i'll N. Y: Independent.
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~.
AxornEn nAl.coxy ecrSE.

The afternoon was SUMMER and
mil'tcr than the morning, and only the
!:'"'::'; sII'.a.i- r,::.:-s, betrayed the fact
Ia, II g-a; at Ia
Clara was 'ittin; again in the three
corncrcl balcony, and directly in from;
OF her stood 1t young man, graspin,. tn,
railing with twitcliing fingers. Iii,
hair was brown, but with more color
i'll it than l,gown hair usually has; his
eyes were Dlncr than most blue eyes;
and his fair skin had IL flash like g:
girls
~ asked you to come first" spoke
Clara, calmly, because / have made
mp my mind to say no to you"
llnivy's color grew ficrccr, and his
hold of the r.ilin,: tcilscr.
Went you tcll nc wly?" he said.
with mixture of bcseecliing and bully
ing in hi, tone.
oh, you IRE SO pre- iudiccd,' SO 'ln-
discriminating and you have ..,eca.
sionhl "purts of bad temper in urcy-
pce'cd places" laughed Clara. III, i'm
rcri"iuir1ss OF his voice nett l,d her.
ANA "hc would not a1swcr s.,iou L..
Not being aware OF the 'c!,::r:ictcr
read by chiroyraphy," Harry failsl to
appreciate the joke, and replied quite
seriously:
We'll, don't sec how you can call n
fellow uaGiscrimiHdtiny that chooses
Vo"' and II I'm hot-headel, it's ina
good cause"
Yes, it a7'd You were enthusiastic
and loyal" Clara went on, smiling
faintly.
IN said! Well, Pm Obliged to ii, who
ever II is. Bnt Clara, my love can't b.
for nothing when it's my Hic just given
to No";-i,nd yen do love mc-I can sec
IL your eyes. Let ne kiss you, and
you'll be sure of it, yoursclf!"
And a Harry bent over her. Clara
threw her arms around his neck. and
cai;!:
Yes, bcl;c VIC do"
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OUR HOME.

Beloved! whom VIC pass away
From this familiar spot,
won1.,r who wi come and stay
In Tie deserted cot.
BeEch;A these elm trees who will stand
Aud think ti:nt home Is sweet,
When wo have gone into that land
Where parted households meet3
Oh! who will walk beside the stream,
Or sit beneath tic Zinc.
To cream again lifes little dream,
vic. '.is rot yours, nor mine.
Nili so.1c one e. |! my favoritc tree,
Pull down tic messy wall,
The things so dear I you and inc
VIII il.cy destroy them air.
Who's nnmo Will be on condcr door!
Wi;uac pictures Icck tic wailsY
Wlose iCct pres; roughly on the floor
Where your dear fno:stcp fats!
And wien tie years 1, centuries swing,
II all wa love arc dead,
WI any ccho backward hrlns
Tie ~orls i..ct ". lave auil7
hope TIC h-oo,: Gown thcrc will miss
An old l;i.iIli.r tune,
Whcr Il, :: l.Gnp!-r homo than this
We; -. 80! = our own.
For oh. thiY h:;lc l:oEic Is sweet,
J; ic.i corner {; 50 dear
Ca. Ii ;.r.i. w,i!io.. it DC comnlctcf
woGi,i tia: Heaven were here.
almost think that from the sliica.
III thi5 homie cen sec,
shall watch those with cavious eyes
Who live here nticr me.
HUSH! hush We shall not care" you say;
Dear hear; il iaay bc true:
W. sha.' not N u. but rh, today
My lfc ~ here. with you.
--Ju.i;.. a. .,.ay. in t;ooi Housekeeping
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III
TIE POINT OF VIEW.

The cottage stood on little pcrpcn-
aicuiar bluff, and commanded the bay
on one side and the ocean on the other.
AS Clara satout on the little three,.or.
nered balcony and watched the water.
she felt as IL there were something
rldiculonsly suggestive in her environ
ment-liarry and Mr.. Brown, the bay
and the ocean. and she between them.
Inc sun was bright and warm for q.
November day, but the wind was IRE h;
and ana in one of its whiffs it carried or n
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Tho laugh Was ON Tim.

She-liow big did you say tho hail
stones were that you saw in Dakota?
iic-Somc OF thcia were three inches
IN diniaoter. Nhy Crying to be iunny)
When J wanted to treat a girl 10 an ice
all lid 10 do vas to hold two plates
ont of The window.
She-iSut we are not in Dakota now.
Jury.
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REMOVE THE CAUSE 1t is no

REMOVE THE CAUSE-It is no
$50 doubt the correct thinp
to treat the symptoms of disease
but this is not effe, tive unless The
cause of the complaint. For instance.
q fever may be treated with oui
nine, etc, but unless the cause is re-.
moved the fever will surely return.
Again, the sores and eruptions of
Scrofula may be healed by mercury
and potash treatment, but unless tbe
cause OF these symptoms is cleansed
from the system, they will return or
attack some of the delicate internal
organs. Swift's Specific strikes Mt
tie cause of the trouble, and forces
out the germs Of disease, and the
poison through the pores of the skin.
and Mt the same time builds up the
general health of the sufferer
swift's Specific is purely vegetable
remedy, and-is harmless to the most
delicate. yet it never fails to elimi.
nate the poison from tho human
body. We will mail valuable book
to all who will send for it.
SWIFT sPEcIFIc Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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O'KERFFE CHAPTER U. D. ROYAL ARCH
MAsoNs meets q p. IN. on Tuesday after
fourth Monday in each month.
james o'Keeffe, II. P.
W. G. Young, Sect
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Ii for $1,000. Address,
GEO. @. STEVENSON,
Madison, Neb. 2. O. BOX 81