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The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01
NOTE f.qE New DlFFERENllAI FARES

In coninncti on with tne ERIE SYSTEM
op~raies Daily Fast Nestbulcd Trains to
tue Seaboard. You NAV travel in the most
| eegantahd omp etc Pullman Nestibuled
Trains ever Constructed and save $t.5O to
Buhalo and Niagara Falls Sl.UJ first class
and us cond ass 10 New York; Sis
10 Albany and Troy, aud 500 first ass
and " econd class 10 Boston and New
ngland Cities.
l. 'rival line Iers tho advantages Of
N OF throuI n first and second class
systus "estibu e day coaches md Pull
Iuilhhn us ( rom Chicago 10 New ork.
man ~. ,h. only line operating Pullman
~ % i,os,o \ an New England via Al
bany. are Iigb,ad bv cas beatea
Eu.uo D. iman dining cars run
oy steam. ,, tircction
'unVusn =" i rains arc open to all
these lsxurious 10 extra charge for
classs o. 49,, passed accouimoda-
tons. ,,fon .jcLe.. ora
For detailed inform. "ion, ucaess ana
reservations in PullmaL '"ss aPpiy 70
YOUR local ticket agent or a"S nsehc Ok
Mi connecting lire, OF railw W or 10 IN
cayo CITY Ticket Onices. 10. Siar8 OF;
Grand Pacific Ilotc, Palmer l oAf
born Station, or add. 'ess
q. M. BEACH, F. c. DONA u.
General Manager Gen Ass AH'~
CHICAGO.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

A gentleman who has 10 COWS and
400 hons 6nds his hens pay him the
greatest profit. He feeds thenl prop.
esly, and has 3 stream Of eggs going to
the mar ket oil the winter when the do.
snand y great and the price, high
Farm Journal,
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

SOMETIMES We think it would DO n
good idea for the medical profession.
Us wei! rs for tho public il doctors
-, according to their expert
hnd ra.-- "'u "''''''
,,,o .,,,;.. '~d army or
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

no one had planted it, but it was n
pretty little thing. with green hearts
for leaves and cunnin; little palegreen
curls here and there upon its fuzzy
stem.
She wanted to get off OF the ground
- she had been all her short life,
v, -''v alongto find some
., ,,,a, she might
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01
And Salt Lake City, Ogden. factA'
Coast and all northwest points,
Manitou, Leadville, Aspen and Glen
wood Springs.

Through Pullman Sic 'pers and Pullman
Tourist cars between Denver
and San Francisco.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01
A MORNING GLORY.


nee upon n
time, B o m e.
where in Some
body's garden
there grew n
Morning Glory
vine. Nobody
knew how it
came there, for
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

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a. officers in we'll reguIa.-
hwy have and il such rank mad to -
tornc Us conspicuous y by the doctors
MS it hu, to b, b. The military and
naval men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Elmwood Council, No. IL was installed
last Monday evening In Elmwood h. OF T.
Hall, with a membcrship Of GO Nearly
every council In the state was represented.
The first degree OF the order was confer
red on the charter members by the Officers
of Washington Council In charge OF Coun-
cellor j. n Tuttle, the second by Liberty
Council. George l.. Kelly. councillor and
the third by Netop Council, Harry Grant.
cDuncellor. The following named broth
ers were elected and installed rs officers
for the new council. Councillor, Henry
y. burlington; vice councillor, w.
r. Butman recording secretary,
George Bugbee assistant recording
secretary, Walter Reed financial
secretary, j. B Wright; treas
urer, Lewis Briggs; inductor, James
Taylor; examiner. John A. Russell; inside
protector. q. :. Dixon; outside protector,
j. Z. Burgess; senior ex-councillor, X Is.
Lindsey; junior ex-councillor, Arthur w.
Brown; arst trustee, &. ID. Burlingame; ;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23

The Foresters Day excursion commit
tee met last Tuesday evening and made
their final report. Chairman John n.
jackson, secretary, NJ. i. Dwyer and
treasurer. David j. Barr, Jr., were all
present and had their reports ready. A
good sum was realized from the efforts OF
the committee aud 1t will be divided
among the courts and conclaves that took
part in the exercises of the day.
Court Roger Williams hold their quar-
terly session this evening Several i'm.
portapt items Of business will come up
for action and the attendance Of every
member is requested.
PRovIDENCE Sanctuary Of the Ancient
Order OF Good Shepherds, will hold a
grand ball In Hibcrnia Hall, Thursday
evening. Oct 20.
Court Elmwood will open their social
season by holding n social in Sprague's
Hall, Thursday evening, Oct 90
PROVIDENCE Sanctuary met last Friday
evening and twenty-four candidates were
initiated Tor the new sanctuary that is to
be formed in Pawtucket this evening
under the supervision of Supreme Deputy
j. T.. Lancaster.
Court Narragansett Is making arrange
ments Tor a grand fair to be held in Tenn
perance Hall from Oct. TO the 18th.
The members Of Court Elmwood are
talking up fair to be held in the near
future.
Court Westminster met last Monday
and had AS usual. a large attendance.
Past Chief Hanger. James McGregor,
financial secretary, w. A. Field, sub
chief ranger, - Costine, Brothers Rely
aud Martin were appointed committee
to arrange for series Of socials To be
given during the fall and winter season,
the first on October IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
HATS AND NECKWEAR.
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
John MCMaDQS & Co.,
III TO 12t' WESTMINSTER ST.
committee to arrange for suitable en-
tertainment to be given on the evening Of
the celebration of Columbus Day.
l. O. O. &. N. U.

Loyal Eureka Lodge held its regular
semi;monthly meeting, and last before
the district meeting. Friday evening of
last week, at which there was large at
tendance. One proposition was received
and referred to an Investigating commit.
tee. The committee on the sixth grand
ball reported progress, and urged the
brothers to help make this affair the
greatest success the ladge has ever had.
Three candidates was initiated in very
satisfactory manner by the new officers.
Broth.r John l.. Morris of the Eureka
Lodge and Mrs. Morris has removed to
Denver, Col.
Permanent secretary, q. L. Marshall of
the Eureka lodge, did not receive any
notice Of the district meeting To be held
October 1, until Tuesday of this week.
and as none OF the brothers present knew
or thought Of 1t at the last meeting,
there werc no delegates elected to repre-
sent the lodge on that night.
Permanent secretary. o. L. Marshall of
the Eureka lodge, will spend Sunday
with his brother. in New York, who Is
Noble Grand Of one Of the largest lodges
la that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
KNIGHTS or PyTHlAS.

Sterling Lodge had meeting OF more
than usual interest last Friday evening,
the attendance being very large. The
second rank was given one page in an ex-
cellent manner. The rank OF knight will
be conferred this evening"; and every
member OF the lodge that can possibly be
present is earnestly requested to do so.
What Cheer division Of the Uniform
Rank met last Friday evening and three
candidates were given the sir knights
rank.
HEADoUARTERs FIRST REGIMENT OF X. l.,
UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
PROVIDENCE, sept. q, 1897.
General Orders No. -.
The annual field day of this regiment occurs
on on Tuesday; sept; "a Inst, in ACCORDANCE with
The several divisions, with the exception of
Davis Division, No. 3. will report TO the adju-
t@ant @ on south Mater street, PEoyIDESoE; at
will report, mounted, at sane time and place.
A special order for the guidance Of Davis
Division, No. 8, will be issued as soon as it con
be ascertained what arrangements can be
made for transportation.
A short parade through the principal streets
will be taken for Rhodes. ri % 1.-the PawtuIe, uals
arriving there at about II A. NJ.
Immediately upon arrival the Sir Knights
will lay aside their helmets and engage in
division drill until the recall Is sounded at
len
Dinner will DO served at IL NJ. on the grounds
at W cents per capita
The sevtgal divisions will form for battalion
drill at 1:45 Il. NJ, first call Las u. NJ, adju-
tant's call at 2 y. NJ, recall at 3 T.. NJ.
Upon the sounding Of the recall at p. NJ.
cars will be taken Tor Dexter Training
Grounds, where the regiment will be reviewed
Qt is expected by His Excelency tho Gov
ernor and stafD. The review will be followed
by dress parade.
Any division desiring to give an exhibition
drill In the school OF tho division and display
movements, between the review and dress
parade, may do so by reporting to the adju-
tant.
Upon the completion of the dress parade
the command viii be marched to Exchange
place ana dismissed.
The Quartermaster is hereby directed to
furnish the necessary transportation.
Sir Knights, let me urge upon you, one and
all. to do your utmost to make this day
grand success. Remember that" Promptness
in formation and In response 10 orders Is one
of the chief virtues of a soldier" We shall
have distinguished officers OF the Uniform
Rank from neighboring states as guests, and
l confidently. rely upon you to win credit to
our State and rank.
BY command OF Cor. n. w. PIERCE,
Commanding First Regt. Of X. ]. U. R.,K. p.
(Oficial.1
+. A. CoLwELL, First Lieut.. and Adjt.
The growth OF he order by the year
since it was first instituted is AS follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD.

All arrangements for the reception to
be rendered Grand Chancellor Miss Annie
Mueller and Supreme Representative
Mrs. Il. q. Green this evening In the ban
quet room of Gelb & Norton have been
completed. The ladies who have the
affair in charge are Mrs. Ii. i. Reach, g..
X. OF X. and s.; Mrs. N. H. johnson.
II. g.; Mrs. George inslow, p. C.; Mrs.
q. Wood, A. G.. N. at A., aud Miss Miller,
II. G.. Tne reception committee are Mrs.
J. II. Brown, 7. g: c.. and Mrs. w:
Scott, q. NJ. at A. Miss Mueller arrived
home last Tuesday morning, and is the
last OF the de egation who left RHODE
ISLAND for Kansas City some time ago,
with the exception of Supreme Repre-
sentative &. A. See and Mrs. Ssc.
Hermonia Assembly met last Monday
evening aud had n pleasant session. The
prospects for q good time at their first
social, thai will be given I'm Orieatal Hall,
Monday evening, Oct. IL. are very encour-
aging. The committee who are To have
charge Of the series of socials this fall aud
winter are Sisters q. Winslow, =. c., and
Meta Laird, Minnie Hayward, Mrs. j.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
SCOTCH SOCIETIES.

The PROVIDENCE Caledonian Society
met last Wednesday evening in their hall,
NO. Al Westminster street. Past Presi-
dent William Ralstone presided. The
attendance was rather small but
the meeting, nevertheless. was in.
to make arrangements to take
part in the celebration OF Columbus Day
reported progress, and they will mako n
full report Wednesday evening, October
5. The committee OH field day will meet
during the coming week and will make
session. A silver cup was ordered made
by the society and when made will be-
forwarded to the Fall River Society as n
prize for the splendid exhibition of
strength ut the game Of tug of war on the
annual field day at Rocky Point.
The Scottish Dramatic Company will
soon appear In one OF the leading places
Of amusement in the city In Rob Roy"
The North American United Caledonian
Association, organized twenty three years
ago, has for is object the afiiliation OF
the various Scotch societies. There are
2S lodges IN the United States and Canada,
the largest OF which--that Of Montreal
has q membership OF about 650 Toronto
aud Philadelphia come next with 365 aud
317 respectively. Buffalo ranks sixth.
with total of 1iS. Altogether the asso-
citation has over 1900 members.
Past President William Rolstone repre-
sented the PROVIDENCE Caledonian Soci-
ETY. Of RHODE ISLAND, at the twenty-third
annual meeting of the North American
Caledonian Societies recently held In
Buffalo, N. Y.
At the session Of Clan Cameron last
Tuesday evening. committee was APP
pointed to arrange with the McLellen
Edinbergh Concert CO., to give one OF
their excellent concerts In this city some
time during the month OF October.
Clan Cameron and PROVIDENCE Gale
donian Society. have an ~ip.ed q Joint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23

Sir Knight Captain Nelson S. Davis of
Sterling division, arrived home the past
week from n five weeks business trip in
the West He left the city last Monday
for Washington, and will return to-mor-
row evening.
Sterling division meets next Monday
evening in the armory on Exchange
Place. Six candidates will receive the
Sir Knights rank.
Sterling lodge has eighteen candidates
for the knights rank this evening.
Nearly every seat In the Castle Hall of
What Cheer Lodge was occupied last
Monday evening, the attraction being the
work of the rank OF page that was con
ferred on one candidate, and was exem-
plified In the usual Impressive manner
peculiar to this lodge. This was followed
by work In the rank of esquire, there
ceive it. One application for membership
was received, ana one candidate was
elected. Brother Pierce was reported as
not being as well, aud Brothers Shelter
and Robbie were reported well. The
second and third ranks will be conferred
next Monday evening.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge will entertain
the officers ala member of What Cheer
Lodge next Wednesday evening.
Brother A. q. Makee OF Elmwood
Lodge, who has been on the sick list for
some time, has fully recovered, aud has
resumed his work on the new lodge that
is being formed on Smith Hill Several
prominent members Of the Odd Fellows
are interested In the work, aud are work
ing with will.
4 lAldinc Lodge OF Chicago which claims
the honor OF being the largest lodge Of
the order IN the world, dedicated It's new
hall "Wednesday evening, Sept. :. Past
Chancellor N. :. Davis OF Sterling Lodge
OF PROVIDENCE was Que Of the guests Of
the evening.
The membership Of the Endowment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23

lodges will be held In Odd Fellsws' Hall
during the coming month.
Woonsocket Lodge will be the guest of
Manufacturers Lodge Tuesday evening.
Oct. T.
At the present session Of the Sovereign
the 16-year old, changing the name OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge to Sovereign
Lodge. to hold bi-annual sessions instead
Of annual sessions. and the liquor ques-
tions were all defeated by large MAORI
ties. -
Minnehaha Encampment had a large
attendance last w Wednesday evening. The
patriarch degree was given one candidate
After the work the members partook OF q
banquet. On Wednesday evening. Oct. 5,
the golden rule degree will be conferred
on one candidate.
Pilgrim Lodge met last Wednesday
sTyeninf Tna "a ana had very large atteddance.
date. Brother DIR. Groat was reported to
be somewhat improved, and Past Grand
Norris remains about the same. Next
Wednesday evening will be devoted to
sociability, aud 1t IL hoped that every
member will be present.
The faithful Of Eagle Lodge met, al is
their usual habit, last Monday evening,
and they congratulated themselves on the
economy that had been practiced by them
during the last nine months, and felt so
happy over the idea that they had an
enormous craving to get rid OF some Of
the cash that was getting mouldy and
moth-eaten Ia the safe. and with one ac-
cord aud with rush, never to be for
gotten by those who by their good for
tune happeued to be present, made bee
line for the establishment of Past Grand
Master Lindsay Anderson, where they
relieved their worried minds by nearly
eating that worthy brother out OF house
and home and depicting his stock OF
"Biackstone&" Alter this the "Ea,le
quietly placed her wings by her side and
the members departed for their homes.
Franklin Lodge had two candidates for
the first degree and two for the second
degree last Wednesday evening. The
third degree will be conferred on two
candidates next Wednesday evening.
There IL a surprise In store for all the
members who come to the lodge Wednes-
day evening. October @.
Swarts Lodge had big attendance last
Wednesday evening. They will hold
their first social of the season OF 1928,
Wednesday evening, October IL The
committee which has charge of these
socials are: Vice Grand Ralph Mayer,
Brothers George Kelly, George II. Willis.
w. L. Winters and William Il. Tweedle.
Brother Varnum Fuller of this lodg ge
who has been sick for some time is
rapidly improving.
Badges at any price at headquarters, As Eddy st
Both h Ugh and low price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
. RED MEN.

Metamora Tribe mad fair attendance
last Friday evening. Five applications for
membership were received. The adoption
degree will be conferred on several can-
didates this evening.
Sauantum Tribe meets this evening.
Wanita Council will hold bean sup
per aud social in Red Mems Hall, Wednes-
day evening, Oct. .. Sisters Luretta
Webster, Mary Tillinghast, Laura Read
and Brothers Bradbury aud Hussy are
the committee. At the meeting OF the
council last Wednesday evening, three
applicants for membership were received
and five applicants voted into member
ship. The degree will be given to nine
candidates W ednesday evening, Oct. 49,
Past Sachem John w. Mercier of Met
amora Tribe, is in Washington, on busi-
ness
The attendance In King Philip Tribe
last Monday evening, indicates that there
is much greater Interest taken in work
of the tribe than there has been for some
time past. Brother Cranston remains
about the same. Two candidates were
elected to memberships The warriors de-
gree team, with Chief +. ID. Whipple in
charge, rehearsed the work of that de-
gree for nearly an hour and several new
and pleasing movements have been added
TO the work. The tribe has forty candi-
dates for this degree and 1t will be con-
ferred next Monday evening on as many
as will put in their appearance.
Narragansett Tribe had well at
tended meeting last Monday evening.
There were several candidates for the
warriors degree. Two applications for
membership was received. The chiefs de-
gree will be conferred next Monday
evening.
Great Sachem John j. Peckham and
his board of great chiefs are making
preparations for their official visitations
V'ha GnhnrdinafA al frlhQl unyinna N
know who 10 to be the orator OF the
board.
Wamsitta Tribe had the largest at
tendance they have had for nearly year
last Monday evening, there being visitors
present from nearly every tribe in the
State. The chiefs degree was given one
warrior in very pleasing manner. The
tribe has none of its members on the sick
list at the present time. Next Monday
evening the hunters degree will be con-
ferred on one candidate
Pokonoket Tribe OF Attleboro will soon
hold a fair.
Tahoma Tribe conferred the adoption
degree on two candidates last Tuesday
evening, and received two applications
for membership The hunters, warriors
and chiefs degrees were exemplified dur
ing the evening. Brother Hague remains
about the same. The adoption degree
will be conferred next Tuesday evening
Brother A. McCue Of Metamora Tribe
is on the sick list.
Every member of Tahoma Tribe Is re-
quested to be at the wigwam this even
ing at 1880 to participate In the fraternal
visit to Metamora Tribe, also to be on
hand Tuesday evening, Oct. IL, rs there
will be a matter of Importance to come
up for action in the tribe.
Thick as - on a dogs back-BRowN's badges
at W ashington the past week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23

second trustee, Andrew Gray, and third
trustee, X. G. Bugbse. The officers were
installed aud the council instituted by
State Grand Councillor Ira ID. Gof and
sandwiches and coffee during intermis-
sion. The ceremony Of institution was
not performed until after midnight. The
council will meet every Monday evening.
Narragansett and Washington Council
have formed excellent drum corps from
their mem bers.
The next council of the order to be
formed ia the State will be on Smiths
Hill.
The membership Of the order in this
State is nearly 1,10O.
One more council of the order was in
stituted last evening In Holden's Hall,
Manton avenue. by State Grand Council
lor Ira ID. GoH and board OF grand officers.
The council will be known as Woonas-
qlatucket No. l6, and has membership
of about 80. The officers installed are as
follows: Councillor. Oscar Bowen: vice
councillor, Robert Fleming; senior ex-
councillor, q. Il. Dorrance: junior ex-
councillor, N. Rinier; treasurer. Charles
y. Smith; recording secretary. George T..
Barnes; assistant recording secretary,
William II. King: financial secretary.
Orville Stone: examiner. Charles Phelps;
inductor, A. Z. Holden; inside protector,
Asa Hicks; outside protector, A. r Lee;
truSteeS, w. IL. ucelOCk, Ira ENdus
and George K Barnes. The council will
meet every Monday cvecing.
Washington Council met last Wednes-
day evening and five candidat, - were
initiated In the third degree and one APP
plication was received. 1t was expected
that the council would be presented with
the flag that was awarded them on the
field day of the order but the presenta-
lion has been postponed until Wednes-
day evening, October g.
One more council will soon be institu-
ted in Pawtucket.
Ironsides Council had well attended
session last Thursday evening Several
applications fors membership were re-
ceived and the third degree conferred on
thirty-six candidates.
Twent y-seven candidates received the
third degree in Narragansett Council,
Wednesday evening.
Garfield Council will hold an entertain
ment In Freedom Hall. this evening.
Liberty Council held a short session
last evening, and proceeded at the close
of the meeting to Manton to take part in
the institution of the new council that
was formed.
Lincoln Council devoted last evening to
sociability.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
MYSTIC cHAIN.

Gen. John Bray, who was the guest of
Gen. j. b. Roberts, commander-in-chief
OF the military branch of the order in
Scranton, Pa, during the annual session
Of the grand state encampment of the
order In that State, returned last Satur-
day morning.
The objects Of the order are: First
Relief Of brethren in sickness, accident
or distress. Second-Mutual assistance
in business and in procuring employment.
Third-rhe assistance and care Of widows
and orphans OF deceased members. Fourth
TO create greater love for country,
homes and fresides. Fifth-To teach
obedience and fidelity to the laws of our
country and laws of our own creating.
6ixth-To bind together by the links Of
friendship, cemented by v0rotherly love,
the members Of the order in one common
brotherhood.
Sir knight Commander Tyson of PRovI-
pENCE Castle is still In critical condi-
tion.
Gen. Bray Militant Company met last
Tuesday evening. Sir Knight Capt.
Oliver in command. One application for
membership was received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-23
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

The social committee OF Elmwood Tenn.
pie met with its chairman, Mrs Mary G..
Wood, No. 1875 Public street, last Monday,
and the arrangements for tho social OF
the temple that is TO be held Thursday
Thursday evening, Oct. q. were partially
made. The COMMITTEES will meet again
next Monday evening at the same place
at o'clock. The temple will hold its
regular session at 3 o'clock in the after
noon, instead of the evening.
May Temple meets next Monday even
ing There will be one or more candi-
da es initiated.
Good Will Temple met last Friday
evening In the ante room, their hall still
being In the hands OF all sorts of work
men. 1t will be ready for the next meet
ing that will be held Friday evening,
Oct. z, when several candidates will be-
initiated.
Elmwood Temple will initiate two can
didates next Thursday afternoon.
Thfs fa IN sou of comhln atIon ticia.a