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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms ",ehont the nse OF dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments i'm all forms nc az,
corrhoea. Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc, a speciality.
Moies and Facial Bienaishes removed
ihdoIent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Med1c1ne Furnished in all cases.
C"nsuitatlon Free, confidential and in.
Office open from o'clock p. M. unti,7
o'ciock p; m.. Sunday until 80 o'clock D.
IN M. Nail at office opposite Munson &.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
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The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicni'a
Union Stock Yards for the past ~
hours were: Cattle. 81; Hogs. 90
shipments: Cattle. 90: Hogs. 80.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03
RErREsENTATIvE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

Market active and strong to a shade
higher than yesterday.
REPRESENTA- SALES.
The following the Representative sale. Of hogs
81 the yards today:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-03

,soE NafF-ss1sg.Y a. 3 ~ nafF. Trsg pes-r
t22 ss-ss AitszAtg. ~ ss2 s.azx1 - - esa
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
Alcohol and sickness.

Nothing is more discouraging TO The
phvsician than 10 come 10 the bedside
~ pa,ient and 70 find that he has 10
deal with a system whose vital resist.
ance has been broken down by the pol
sonous influence OF alcohol. Such
case n doomed, as rule, almost from
thc frat. Measures that usually give
relief fail utterly In thit
condition, and even under the mos'
skillful treatment the percentage OF re-
rovsrIes Il small indeed. In tact, W
NAV consider II . maxim that in proper
,Iun a. alcohol issused In health u be-
comes useless In disease, and not only 90
INIT that Il impalrs the usefulness o.
other remedies. Thus. while aIconoI
like morphine, has its place 10 disesse
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

TIE Csaw6oed Co. Deoooeot has ~
folle wing 70 ~ sbost sbe elsse 6elog
made 70 secUre the removal Of ~
lcounty seat 10 Euglishs
Those owning property 10 Enellshl
would act nnwise 70 oppose aaythlug
that would enhance its value Thst e
business, and good business. Bus st
their dance the Taxpayers pay the I'd
dler. Ssef
The time may come when there viii
have to bs new buildlngs. Thee the
peoDls will rise and demand that they
be built nesr the eealss. and Lssvso.
worth, Milltown, Maeengo, 6nglish,
Graatsburg and Alton will stand fro0
under, % Il will be coutsst for and BY
'A; wsy| 's1IP''''''
All ridge roads lead towards the cen.
ter.
The taxpayer don't belong to The
Air Line or the Ohio river.
II will Be- for the best interest Of the
county.
II 10 . location where town Of TO-.
600 conld be built.
VIII give new and strsngs people .
chance TO get . start.
The people will % detsrmius, and
that will settle what hes almost ruined
Crawl ford county.
The tax x.payere will rule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

6mallest watch-less than hail inch
10 diameter.
Plate glass l48 inches by 2ll-ths lar
Igest In America.
A silver statute weighing two and one
half tons.
A bridal Get 10 the Irish village that
costs ol.200.
Kaiser Willism's statue contains
500 dollars.
A shoe mschius that embsoidese lei.
ters In three coloes.
Largest hot rolled steel band d-uluetv
feet feet long BY ~ inches vide.
The gates OF Germaays liberal srts
building are valued ct $780, 900.
A watch with two faces, which gives
the time In the various cities OF The
world, contains . thermomster and
perpetual calendsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

Senator John Shermsu on Saturday In.
formed the Democratic repeal Seust0rs
that their work would ooly be begun
when the repeal bill passsd /; that The re.
suits would not b what they expected
aud predicted I; that the business Q udi.
tions would not improve and could not
improve until . bill supplementary to
the repeal bill was psssed, providing for
the issue OF o200. .O00. 600 OF bonds. He
said be had prepared such bill sad had
only refrainod from Offering it - -
amendment to the repeal bill bscsuse
friends OF repeal we're fesrfal that it
would delay action and might possibly
prevent Il altogether on the VOORHEES,
bill. He would therefore offer Il - %
independents messure after the Sherman
silver purchase clause 10 repealed.
This only vindicstss the Couriog's
judgment repeatedly expressed 6usiug
the long controversy, that the iasus Of
bouds for the purchase Of gold 2ouid b
repeal Of the Sherman Law. The repeal
OF that Law formally places the currsoey
Of the United States on gold basis, and
Ia order TO maintaio gold basls we
must have more gold. The 4oney
Power want bonds on which 10 base the
National Bank confdeucs notes, With
which Il 10 intended 10 replace al legal
tender paper money now outstanding.
senator Shsrman's declaration COO.
firms the contention OF The Courier that
the fight for gold basis included The
destruction Of green backs. and oil other
paper money issued BY The People, q
we'll % the cessation OF silver coinage.-
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
License Arguments.

Liquor drinking 10 not . wrong; bui
excessive drinking is."
Without qualifications. We cannot &C.
cept such q abatement. Liquor drink.
ing, under the direction OF q competent
physician, we might excuse. although
We believe there 10 abuse even here.
Our ides Is that all liquor drinking other
than noted 10 excessive, hence wrong.
"Liauor will be cold hence tho sale
should be licensed"
Murder will be committed; men will
set fire TO their houses, and TO the houses
of other people; property will be stolen
men will run away with othor men q
wives: these things and many others
against the peace OF the common wealth
will be committed Shall We license
men to do these thingsf II not In one
case, why should we In the otherr Sim.
DIV ihis: Liquor (alcohol) will be sold
AZ medicine and for use In the srts'
License here II you will, but 10 license
the sale OF liquor in a.y other manner Il
but 10 make ones self q partner IN
business which is iniquitous. Again:
Liquor is dangerous; hence the bus.
mess should be regulated"
Agreed liquor is dangerous, and here
comes a man representing the liquor
d callers themselves, who at last confessed
the truth. The business should be reg
u,ated. We hope that those wise words
will be taken for oil they mean by the
Legislators. Let the business be regu
lated but not by legalizing the public
bar,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

we contend, that like morphine, It hs'
bsolutely no place In health. Every
morphine, that Q we'll man takes. makes
him less . we'll man. We believe that
clinical facts, accurately observed and
correctly interpreted, will be r out this
statement 10 every case. Those who
use alcohol aud still remain IN good
health are enabled TO do so by . reserve
lot vital power which they expend in
this way, and which would other wise
be available in another direction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
Indiana and The Nation.

y
Nv Cyrus w. Hodgin, A. NJ, Prof.
and Civics, Esrlham College,
Ind. Price, 10 cloth 60 cents.
This 10 new book, prepared specia ly
10 furnish the young people of Indisns,
At m moderate cost, the means OF acquir.
InR . practical know ledge Of the Civil
Govern msnt Of their own Stale and OF
their Country, together with the Consti-
tutIon OF each. The work will contain
/, The Civil Government Of lndisns,
complete.
2. The Indians State Constitu tion.
3. The Consultation Of the United
States with black board analysis and
questions.
4 Ouestio,s for class use, based upor
the Civil Government.
Copies cent postpaid. on receipt 0
the introduction price, 90 cents. Al
dress orders or inquiries 10 d. G
HEATH 4 CO., SS5 Wabash Avenue
Chicago.
"Indisna and the Nation" has beer
read with pleasure. II covers multi
tude OF questions asked at examination
under the heading Civil Government
but under history many questions o..
asked that require . knowledge OF civi
government TO answer correctly. W.
recommend the book 10 the teachers .
Dubois county. end will have civil gov
|ernment thoroughly prssented Of To
county institute Of 1874
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

When we hear OF Prohibitiouist VIII
tells US that the expectation Of rum is
doing more to degrade the heather than
oil the missionary work can do TO up
lit them, and who after talking thus
gives . hundred dollsrs TO send mission.
aries to tho hesthen but begrudges one
dollar to stop sending them rum. we
cannot help wondering sometimes
whether the hundred dollars is given
for the sake OF getting glory to the giver.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
What IL "Majority Ruls?"

The Courier believes 10 "msjorIiy
rule" but Il knows no majority when
the Democrats ere placed In power By
the votes OF The People, bat the Dsmo.
cratic majority. The only msioritiss it
recognises In the present House end
senate sre the Democratic msjoritiss OF
these bodies. We heve seen nothing
but dire disaster follow asy other theory
than that the only majority Of . Lsglss
lature or Congress 10 the party majority.
When Il has gone to pieces 10 the hope
Of dividing respond bility. the party has
been retired By TIE People.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

THE undsrsigned wishes to inform
the public that be has opened up biz
Brick Yard, q the north side OF Jasper,
and will make more brick this year than
10 apy previous one. He will make
favorable terms on House Patterns.
JOHN GEIER, JR.
April -. 1854.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

O. X. OF A., Branch 40,
1eets the let and I'd eundsys OF svery
month, ct their hall lnJasper.
CRARLRs 6oLlaA, Pres.
q y. j. 1rLLss, esc'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

Miss Jennie Padget, Of Dubois county
10 visiting relatives here. 0tsv0
Porter, teacher OF the Grsanou school,
hes been holding the fort there for 6ous
weeks without the attendance OF slar
gle scholar. This matter should b
looked after. Il 10 useless 70 hire .
teacher for . good round price aad
have no beue6t derived from iG-Al.
tordsvIlle items In Wsshlngton Castle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

A prominent man OF Knox county
went 70 Chicago last week aud, through
10 mistake went three days 10 v ashlng.
ton park end thought hs was ct The
worlds fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

The repeal Of the Sherman Law will
eive great stimulus 10 the movement for
legal tender standard. The money
that redeems itself by paying debts, tax
|es and for oil the necessaries and com.
forts OF life without ths exsction Of .
cent OF tribute, 10 going TO have its In.
ming before the close OF the present
- Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
TaPmo1D' Hounol
(os MIN Street. SAspsR,
QILlP KASTNER, Prop'r.

Vu usseusdious hsssl be- bees thoroughly svsr.
- ulsd. and rsnst "a new throughcus ANA snow
epen tor public sntsrteinmsnt. The table Will always
found veil suppl!ed and prices will ce
good Sar wsll suppiIsd Win ths choicest liquors
snd cigsss. aud polite attention always. Give me z
PHILIP kA0TNEk.
~, '09-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

The United States want . bl.metalio
curesncy. according TO the Democrats
platform, and the country cannot PROF.
per without Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

Those who follow Lucy stones dying
Injunction, "Make the world 0stter,'
viii only continue Lady Stons's life
work. boston Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

A very pitiful sight took place on the
vest jill steps Sunday morning. Mrs
Martin Yarbrough had hoard her hus.
hand was arrested but did not know
they had taken him TO Jeffersonville
Saturday night. She and her email
child came TO the Jail vi b nice warm
|breaklast for M. Ysrbrough. When
she Wa told he was taken TO Jefferson.
Vile she burst out Ia tears and declared
THAT Martin Is an innocent man" Tht
little child was crying and askine
Nv here 10 my psps. | want papa" Il
vas I very piliful sight. Washington
Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

A special from Cha,ianoogs. Tsaa.,
says that gold hes ,hsen discovered II
paying quantities near Athsus, Esse
Tennessee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.


|
work. Mrs. Marv f. Balch, Of Frank
fort, Ind, requested me to find out how
many will 60 into the contest work II
this county, and know OF no better
plan than to make my req uest through
the columns Of the Courier. Now u
the chance for medal. as many in thi'
county have spoken 90 often as they car
under the Demorest rules. Mr.. Cooper
comes 10 the rcscue and gives all Z
chance. All that have not yet . silver
medal eau begin now and continue IN
iii they succeed In getting a silver med
al, then for the gold, then the next high
ler, and so on TO the diamond; then by
persistent perseverance, they can climu
to the top. Now please let me hear
send me your names, aud where you
would prefer to speak, and Mrs. balch
will let me snow when she will come
She will meet a class at Huntingburg
Jasper, Portersville, Ireland, Bethel
Lemmon's church, Hillsboro. or any
Other place II they will form classes and
report to me and am TO let ner know.
If teachers 10 the county will arrange
Glasses aud let me hsve the names 10
soon as couvenie lent. The speeches are
TO be taken from Demorest No. !, ,, .,
Just as they please. The books can be
secured by sending to MrsBalch, State
Balch, Frankfort, Ind, at ten cents each,
Now will The teacher, or the children or
any one else please, send the names fast
as possible that may know what can be
done and report to Mrs. Bslch, State
Supt. Of both Denorest aud Cooper
medals. All that hold Demorest gold
can compete for q higher gold 10 the
Cooper, and continue TO compete until
success crowns their efforts. and 90 on
for the diam1nd. Now. please don''
one wait for anothe. but let me hear
promptly.
Yours truly,
NJ. l.. HoDBs.
- -
The Republican politicians are telling
ing the people that the Sherman law
was passed by the Republicans to pre-.
vent the Democrats from doing some
thing worse. The Sherman law was Q
Republican measure passed by strictly
Republican vote at time when tho lie.
publican party had control OF ell three
branches Of the national Government
We respectfully submit TO our friends
that the Republican party is simply
playing the baby act. The Sherman law
- not good law, but the Republican
party ought to be willing 10 acknow'
ledge its own production.
-. -.
People who talk about getting the
tariff out Of politics should recollect that
n al e. ha nnl0 p %
lin the field that proposes 10 get II out
OF politics by settling 1t. The Repu bli.
cans and Democratic deal with the tariff
exactly like crafty old lawyer deals
with q case in court. Il 10 always 90.
ing 10 be settled at tho next term Of
cour', but never gets settled because
With its settlement his profits would be
gone. If the tariff question should be
setted the Republicans and Democrats
would be out OF job.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

A Newark boy when asked what the
.ext wss answ wered (: "Many are cold, but
few are frozen Ne y buryport News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

he wss Staging "Aftse The Ball.
In the scented garden din;
A window sash -thea suddea Aoeh-
And the ball went after hlm)
.Atlauta CoustitutloQ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

The home for feeble. minded children
at Ft. Wayne is said to be In . prosper
ling condition under the management OF
Alexander johnson. A farm Of 100
acres has been leased for the home. and
lie located mile and . half from II.
superintendent johnson will place upon
Iit about twenty boys and and herd OF
Thirty cows, which will result In saw.
ling OF So 600 . year to the school on
Item Of milk. There are 454 children
|in the home ct present. the largest mum.
|ber In the history Of tho institution.
There are fifty or sixty or sixty appli.
|caiions now on file for admission, and
the number 10 increasing. AZ soon ~
the farm 10 In operation there will be
room for twenty more children. Mar, on
county has forty feeble minded youth In
the home. Henry county has twenty
lone, Hamilton eleven, and six counties
|counties in the state have no representa-
|tion. There arc eighteen counties
In the state which have ouly one child
each there. These counties with small
or no representation are receiving the
pre- eference In admission. County ON.
|c;als, Mr. johnson ssys, are not giving
the weak minded enough attention. II
each county had it's quots the home
would have . population Of about l,OOO.
The children we're recently vsccinsted,
and there are over l50 sore arms In ths
school. ol.-Logansport Pharos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
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For legal advertisements legal rates
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For yearly advertisements liberal con-
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tisers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
Educational Column
ny GEORGE X. wILsoN, COUNTY SURF.
Township Institutes For NOvem.
Der.


Grammar, N. M. Parsons.
Recitation, 5. NJ. Ellis.
Recitation, Rella Laue.
Arithmetic, H. S. Simmons.
Spelling, Mary Anderson.
Physiology, Linnie HARRISON.
Recitation. W. A. Gro der.
Discipline, Nelson Simmons.
The Harrison To. Teachers Institute
will be held at Dubois, Nov. IL, 1898.
The following 10 the
PROGRAM:
Spelling, A. M. Abel.
DeGarmo, Felix Waldrip
Physiology, Frank Pinnick.
Ortions, flannsh Coble
|"Paris aud Helen." Henry Hoffman.
A Arithmetic, George Nix.
Grammar Recitation, John Himse
Grammar Katie Hayes
The Boone I'p. Teachers Institute
viii be held at Birch Creek, Nov. 49,
1898 The folio wing is the
PROGRAM:
Spelling, Estella Britain.
|Orstions, LeOra Britain.
Grammar, Louise Richey.
DeGarmo, Eva DeBruler.
Physiology, Homer Wineingsr..
Arithmetic, John Schnarr.
The B inbridgs Tp. Teachers Insti.
tute will be held at Jasper, on Nov. 49,,
1898. The following is the
PROGRAM:
Recitation, w. w. Gullett
Orations, Lizzi. Bretz
Discipline, Wm. Melchior
Grammar, Mrs. A. Lsmpert
Geography, +. \. Blessinger
Physiology, Mary Il. Smith
Arithmetic, Maggie A. Wilson.
Recii alton, Josie +. Smith.
DeGarmo, D.T. Wo-shsm.
The Jackson Up. Teachers Institute
will be held at Bretzville, on Nov. Is,
1898. The following 10 the
PROGRAM:
| DsGarmo, Tillie Deerhske.
Arithmetic. Won Cox.
Physiology. Sarah CrandsII.
|Orstions, Lottie Doane'
Geography, Mary Preeee.
Grammar, Mary Baron.
Tho Patoks Tp. Teachers Institute
will be held at Huntingburg, on Nov.
III, 1893. The folio wing 10 the
PROGRAM:
Recitation, Helen Kreger.
IUrstions, Lydia Breix.
|Grammsr, II. L. Katterlohn.
Spelling, Emma Y. Wilson.
Arith metic, Mary L Eckert.
DsGsrmo, L. F. Hildebrand.
Physiology, Chas. J. Sch = eitxer.
Geography, N. A Seidl-
The Csss To. Teachers' Institute will
be held st 81. Henry, on Nov. II, 1899.
The following 10 the
| PROGRAM:
Spelling, Anna Werremeyer'
DeGvrmo, Della Medcslf'
l0rsmmar, Jno. II. Kammon.
discipline, Z. d. Meyer
Physiology II. W. a. Hemmer'
Geography, Il. NJ. hean'
Arithmetic G. w. Land.
Recitation, H. H. Hildebr aud.
Recitation. Kate Rademaker.
|Oralious. Jno. ii. Hoffman.
The Ferdinand Tp. Tcschers' Institute
will be held Nov. IL, 1898. The follow.
ling 10 the
| PROGRAM:
IOrstious Anthony Lauge.
Recitation John Schneiders.
DeOarmo Glen Lueken.
|0nelliuR WIN. H. Kuper.
Aritbmetlc John .. mueller.
|Grsmmsr WIN. Wirtzberger.
PhvsioloRy John Schneiders.
lDiscipIiue Glenn Lueken.
Geography WIN. Wir'zoerger'
| - -
rrAaana and The Nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03
A Sample of What Some Opera
House Managers Have to
Contend With.

The follow letter, clipped from an
Exchange, is a reply from local mana
ger ofa Georgia Opera House, whose
business has been affected by the hard
times. He writes:
"DEAR SIR: Your letter about open
time and terms for Captain Racket TO
hand. The only noteworthy engage
ment l have booked is Gabrielle trumpet
solo, and would cancel that i'll could.
You ask for guarantee, and l am fool
enough to give it. though III probably
have 10 work free.lunch route for .
month Afterwards. But don't come here
IL you can help 1t, for this is the most
dag dinged sooner show town in the
United States or New Jersey. The
rival house has been q yawning grave
for three repertory shows, four burnt
|corkers. Ave leggers aud elk medicine
fskea They came saw, and busted. l
wont let q show die on my hands II
have to mortgage my socks 10 move II
along.
Ii you will accept . Sl00 guarantee
come ahead and help me lose money.
guaranteed we'll known hestar that
sum last week and played him to Sl0l SO.
It cost him $l37 to play here. as follows
Fares aud salaries, 5 66 90
Hotel, 90
Consolation in flowing bowl, ~ 90
Damages, ~ w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-03

Total, SlS5 w
I had 81 so for my share with which
Ito pay license. lights, orchestra, nigger
|porters, billing and interest on money
invested.
II you decide to come III put reserv.
led seats on aale ct once. Then I'll take
my biggest bulldog-Pve got seven,
which shows how poor I am-and 60
cunning for patronage. II man re.
fuses to buy seats for his family, III re.
move him and pass on. III have . good
house for you II my enterprise and an.
|munition holds out"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-03
N. E. D. p.

franklin Lodge had a well attended
meeting last Friday evening. -Four can
didates were admitted. Sister Jennie
PAYNE, who has been i'll for some time,
is slowly recovering. Under the head OF
gooi of the ORDER remarks we're made by
Past Werdens G. G. Henry. j. ii. Lynch,
S. /. Hutchns and Brother Barrett.
Past Grand Warden j. II. Shaw, Grand
Chaplain G. p. Rounds, Grand Treas
urer Henry Omisten, Grand Secretary G.
III, Mathewson aud Grand Guide Fred
Mason made an official visit TO Wayland
Lodge last Tuesday evening. They were
given a cordial reception. During the
evening four candidates were initiated:
A supper was served. This was followed
bv speeches by the grand officers and
visitors.
A lodge of the order will be instituted
In Auburn next Thursday evening.
Valentine Lodge will hold q pound
party next Tuesday evening.
During the illness of Grand Warden
John j. Peckham the duties Of that office
have been cared for by Senior Grand
Warden Charles A. Lee OF Pawtucket.
Wayand Lodge will hold an anniver-
sary ball in B. 4. Hall Tuesday, March
IA.
The grand lodge will meet Wednesday.
March 15
A large delegation Of the grand lodge
OF this state will be in attendance at the
session OF the grand lodge of Massachu
sets in Brockton, March 10.