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GHERIFf's SALE-J. c. WEEKS PLAIN
- till. V Franklin X. Wallace A. At. thorn
burgh. Edvard " kn1isht' eaehier, iouis e.
the Denver Investment and isnking company
defendants.
Under and By virtue OF an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and Fale issusd ont Of The
district court Of the first Judicial district Of the
stata Of Montana. IN and Tor the county Of Lewis
and Clarke On the 18th day Of March. A. d.
1891. ia the above entitled fotion. wherein
j. g. Week., the above named plaintiff Obj
tanned Judgment and decree Of forecio-
sure and sale against the parti,s 30 !vo
named as defsndants. on he 18th day
Of 10 .rch =. ID. 1894. for the sun % 81 i12.f0
besides interest. costs and atornsys fees, which
A. u. 1874 recorded In judgment book No. / Of
said court At page ~, l am eommands 70
situate. lying and being IA tho blake addition
70 the city Of lielena in the county u Lewis
and iArke. stste Of Montana. ana bounded ana
described a. follows 10 wit
reeinn,ng sta point in tho east side Of Raj
eigh street sixty-tvs o. Tee south OF The north
west corner Of los %. in block 20" OF the faii
Ilase addition and running thence south along
the east side OF kHle gh street thirty five $50
feet thence east one hundred nOU feet to
point IN tho wet side ~ an alloy running
throu D portion OF sad blgcEs thence north
alung the vest side Of said slley forty tlul feet
70 poin'' thence west one hundred tllo' teet 10
the place Of beginning said lot pisco or parcel Of
land comprising the south fifteen tlal feet o. lot
seven y anu the north twenty 20 feet Of lot
said lots and block are more particularly de-
soribed uuon the atiioisl plat q the said named
addition now on hie ia tho office Of the county
clerk and recorder Of saii leSis and larke
county.
together with all and singular the tenemsnis
hered taments and appu-tenances thereuuto be-
longing or iu anywite auuertalntng.
Public notice Is hereby giyon that on hur day.
tho 9Th day Of april. A. II. 1871. At ~ o'clock
m q that day. at the front door Of the oou
house Helena, Lewis and Clarke county Mon
tana. I will. IA obedience 10 said order o. sac
and decres Of forecloeure and sale. sell the shove
described property. or 10 much thereof a. may
b. necessary Ia satisfy faid Judgment with in
tsresi and costs, 10 the highest and bsst bidder
Tor cash iu land
Given under my hand thi. llth day Of March.
A. ID 1854
CHARLES d CURTIS. sheriff.
By ERED r. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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aclothesbrush. The treatment will charge
the paper with a considerable amount Of
electricity-so much, in fact, that II IL
was held over the head, especially that Of
a light haired person, the hair will al once
be observed to rise, and there will be "a de-
cided prickling sensation. This sheet will
also have sufficient attraction TO draw out
such objects as light downy feathers,
small bits Of paper or evea tiny figures
cut from pith.
II the paper be placed on the tray upon
the glass, before any of its electrical ener-
gy has been drawn from IL, the whole will
constitute n surprisingly powerful little
electrical machine On darkening the
room the application Of the knuckles to
the edge Of the tray will result in "A sue
cession Of remarkably brilliant sparks,
which will be "A surprise to every one.
Their brilliancy and continuation will de
pend on the absolute dryness of the glass
and the energy with which the paper has
been heated and brushed.
A surprising little display Of this paper
electricity may be made by presenting
"the dance Of the ghosts"
Cut small oblongs Of green tissue paper
and bend 20 the shape Of grassy grave
mounds. Beneath these, out Of sight, place
tiny human figures cut from the pith Of
the cornstalk or elder. The head, body
and limbs may be separate pieces run to-
gether by fine thread. If these figures are
rubbed with phosphorus, the effect will be
more startling. LASTLY, place well cleo
trihed sheet Of stiff paper or piece OF
glass, fastening it in place with two bits
Of sealing wax.
When all is ready, turn down the light
very low. A dim moonlight effect may
be produced by having screen Of pale
blue tissue paper ready to place between
the light and the "gravesn
Then cause the piece Of glass. papered
side down, 10 hover over the miniature
graveyard, when, presto the graves will
1y up fat against the glass, so as to dis
appear, and the pith ghosts, IN their lu-
minous phosphorescent livery, will first sit
up, then stand, swaying TO and fro in
wind dance, and finally perhaps follow
their graves up TO the glass sky above
them. A little ingenuity will produce a
most startling effect with this simple out
dt-New York Recorder
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When one wishes 60 use Marseilles bed
spread on a hc,lstead ~ brass or white en-
amel the edge ~ the spread may be finish
81 by friii ~ lawn or linen. OF by a
heavy knotted fringe. II one Of the SPREADS
T. used that have two colnrs. a. old rose
and white or yellow and white. a frill of
white may be used. II a fringe cannot Ia
found 60 match the colors. holes may be
punched along the edges with a siilctto.
aud heavy cotton or linen Of tsso eoloru
passed through them and tied.-New York
Telegram.
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PROPOSALS FOR WAGON TRANSPORTA-
ton Oihce Of chief QuArtermaster. 20
partment OF iaknta. 81 fanl MINI. March "a.
1874. ssHlai proposas for wagon tfansporta-
ttun required ia this department during the
fiscal year en,iirg June 20, iesa. will 10 received
81 this oihce. until n o'clock a m ON day.
the luth day - April 1924. and opened then
q lana forms Of uFspo- ale with full instruct ons
O. bidd - will DO furnished ON applioation 90
this office JOHN '. iOHtl.
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hats. aud that he is very vain Of his fine
clothes and loves being dressed up in
them. His great Amusement is to take
long ramblos nlone. For fear OF losing him
his mistress had high gate and wire net
ting put mp 20 prevent his leaving the gar
den, but the undaunted Billy climbs the
gate like a cat and has actually gnawed
q hole In the netting big enough 20 wrig-
gle through. "But he Is dear. sweet
dog, " his tender hearted mistress con-
oludes
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Billy DresscdUp.

What do you think of Billy in his sleeve
less gownY The lady 20 whom this little
dog belongs sent his portrait 10 the editor
of the children page of the Pail Mall
Budget In n very interesting letter which
came with the picture the lady said that
Billy has quite q trousseau of frocks and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

When IL is required 10 use oarbolic acid
as a disinfectant, 81 should be mixed with
boiling water. This promptly overcome
the usual antagonism between the q
aud the water and converts them into
permanent solution, which will keep for
weeks
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A friend IA need l. a friend indeed. snd
roi less than enc million PEOPLE have found
.ust such friru in ID . kiuR's New Die
coVery for consumption. coughs and colds.
II you have uorer used this great cosah
medicine. one trial viii convince you that
- has wonderful eurative powers In all
diseases ofths throat. chest and lungs Zach
bottle D. gunranteed 90 DO all that ID
claimed. OF money tsfunded. Trial bottle
free. Lsrae bottles 30 cents and 81. PAT
chen ID Aeheul Drug Go.
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The best sslvs in the wsrld for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. alt hhsum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilbln rs
Cofns aud ell SKINS E,uptions aud posi-.
lively cures piles or no ray requi cd. IL is
guaranteed 60 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by the Parehen- ID Aeheul Drug
a
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on the mafkst that equals French Tausy
ablets for the relief aud cure OF rainful OF
/ regular menses. These tablets remove al
distractions, no matte what the cause
Manufactured BY A. AugendTe. Paris.
France, and for sale only by Parchen
D'Acheul pruR Co. Helena. Mont, sol
agents. Price 81 per box; sent b. mail
securely scaled.
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CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
DANCE or THE GHOSTS.

An Easy Electrical Experiment which
Children Can Perform a. Home.
Procure a water glass. an ordinary tray
and "A sheet ~ common writing paper
somewhat smaller than the tray The
glass must have all tho moisture removed
from IL by exposing IL 20 considerable heat
Then place IL upside down on n table, and
ON II place the tray.
Now, either by ironing with very hot
iron or by holding over lamp chimney,
heat the paper until 10 begins 20 redden,
and then for "A time brush IL briskly with
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What's in manner" Well. that depend
For instance the name of Aver IL sufh-
eient guarantees that Ayers ssfsAparilla is
genuine. scientific blood purifier, and not
a sham. like so much that goes by the name
Of "sarsaparilla." ayers SaTsaparilla 10
the standard.
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No rnith In Tie Oh Adare.

ado you believe that practice always
makes perfect"
"No. Il hasn't made anything but "A
row ever since that idiot up stairs com
menced with his flute Chicago Inter
Ocean
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"Did you find out what that woman
wus hollerin aboutf' said Farmer Corn
tossels wife when the old gentleman re-
turned To their room in the hotel.
"I asked the clerk, be replied.
"What did he say"
ole said IL was II Trovatory.' didn't
like 20 show my ignorance by askin more
questions, but | reckon maybe it's thet
6usiety name fur toothache. "-Washing
ton Star.
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Every man having beard should keep IL
IN even aud natural color. aud IL 10 10 net
30 already. use Buokinghsm's DTe and ap-
pear tidy.
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Boston has so many women's clubs that
their notices OH three columns Of short par
agraphs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

~ you decide 90 take Hoods SarsaparillA
80 lie induced o. bpy any substitute
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60 Go California Viz Albert "a" Route
Ouiy line with through ears.
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Tor Information. time eArdA maps and tickets
call write
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

MRS. IDA NJ WEAVER MRS. C. W. BEMIs.
saw, Ind, the first temple Of Pythias Sis
ters ever instituted, she was chosen its
chief Mrs. Weaver was also the first
grand chief of the grand temple of lndi-
ana, and when the supreme temple Of the
world was instituted she was elected its
first supreme chief and held that Office
until 1892, and now, after lapse Of two
years, she has again been chosen to fill
the highest office in the gift Of the order.
The supreme lodge of Knights Of Pyth.
las adopted new system Of transfer Of
membership The new rule provides that
by paying dues for 30 days knight may
retain his membership in his old lodge
unless admitted to another within that
time.
The bond of the supreme master Of the
exchcquer was fixed at $50, ZOO.
The committee on mileage reported the
total cost of the supreme lodge session at
SEA, ,722 60. The total mileage Of all the
representatives was 272, ,552, which, at 3
cents mile, footed up to Sl3, G27.60. The
per diem Of the representatives amounted
to $l1,095.
At the annual meeting of the Illinois
brigade Brigadier General J. II. Barkley
was unanimously reelected to that rank.
The supreme lodge decided that persons
engaged in the liquor traffic as saloon keep
ers or bartenders shall not hereafter be ad-
mitted to the order.
The new code Of rules makes the su-
preme lodge and the uniform rank ind"-
pendent of each other, 10 1t Is not certain
that they will meet at the same place here
after.
The value Of the property owned by the
uniform rank today aggregates very near
ly 81, 800, 900. During the past two years
the net increase has been 72, ,025 members.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge of New York.
Here and There.

The grand lodge of the state of New
York, in session at Saratoga elected tho
following officers: g. d., NJ II. Hart; G.
V. d., Thomas Fitzpatrick; G. A. ID.
John X. Pope; G. R., John Mulligan; G.
T., Arthur G. Zarles; G. c., Walter II.
Hall; G. guide, Harmon ThatfUrd; q.
Gdn., John W.. Bcllinger; G. trustees,
John Stewart, Philip Haag and W. V.
Skinner; supreme representatives, Messrs.
Spooner, Ryan, Wood and Schuttenberg;
supreme attorneys, John Magill, Robert
Burns, John W. Collins, Henry Sanders.
At the recent election in Tennessee Bro.
L. II. Estes, who was a member of the su,
preme lodge at the sessions of 1923. was
reelected circuit judge by large majority.
AT recent meeting of Tarrant lodge of
Fort Worth, Tex, Bro. J. f. Price was
presented with handsome badge by
Grand Dictator Rosenthal.
The number of members in New York
state Is about 5000.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Pronistng Pupil.

The Life Of General Sir Hope Grant"
contains an amusing account Of the teach
ing carried on perhaps 80 years ago in the
dame school of an English village.
A little fellow was brought forward 20
show pupil when some ladies were visit
ing the school and responded thus to ques-
tioning.
What's the first letter of the alpha
bet'" asked the dsrle.
"Ah don't know"
We must give him a commencement
ma'am," said the teacher aside. "A II
the first letter. What's the second'"
"Ah don't know"
What is IL that buzzes about the gar
deni
Flies"
Thou art stupid boy. Bees buzzss
about the garden. BIS the second letter.
What's the thirdr'
"Ah don't know"
What do do when look at theei"
Thou squintest."
'Oh, thou stupid boyi Do l not go
thee' G Is the third letter. Now, what do
two and two maksi"
This time the boy answered with tn
umphant readiness, "Fivsi"
See, ms'am, said the old dame ex-
ultinEly. "hov ntsh he n b W"
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
MASONIC.
Conclavs Of the New York Grand Com.
mandery-Temple Notes,

Conciave Of the New York Grand Com.
mandery-Temple Notes.
The annual oonclave OF the grand com.
mandery Of New York Knights Templars
was held ut Saratoga. Officers We're elect
ed rs follows: Commander, James W
Bowden; deputy commander, Horace A.
Noble; generalissimo, John A. Mapes
captain general, Arthur Macarthur; prel
ate, Rev. G. l.. living; senior warden
George Nicholson; junior warden, Charles
K. Ide; treasurer, Ralph G. Christiance
recorder, Robert Macoy; standard bearer
John s. Manning; sword bearer. Charles
II. Armitage; warden, Erastus C. Della.
van; captain Of guard, Charles Z. Cruger
There is 10 such thing as life member
ship in English Masonic bodies or on the
continent.
Master MasoHs shall be required to stand
examination In open lodge on the lecture
of the degree Of Master Mason within six
months after conferring the degree.
In some lodges in Germany the ballot
ing is misunderstanding, deferring and
rejecting.
There are now 26 stats Masonic veteran
associations. The national association will
hold its second meeting at Boston In 1895
There are 1851 Master Masons in the
state Of Washington.
The Masonic Home, 1898 North Broad
street, Philadelphia, a short time since re-
ceived from the estate of the late Bro
Randall w. Wilson the sum of sl,sSl.93
Those who love Masonry most are those
who understand the real meaning Of It's
lessons best.
Whoever, while the lodge is under bis
control suffers any deviation from the
ancient customs In any rite or ceremony
or fails to enforce the ancient rules and
regulations of the craft, is guilty Of Sc
rious Masonic offense and wholly unfit TO
have charge Of a lodge.
Among the Revolutionary heroes who
served as grand master Of the state Of New
Hampshire was Major General John Sui
Ivan.
Great improvements have been made in
the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite temple
In Washington.
There has been net gain in the Mason
10 membership in Illinois in the year now
closing.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
UNITED WORkM MEN.
Good Risks should he Kept In the Order.
Chips From the Workshop.

Chips From the Workshop.
1t is well known that bad risks and the
old men never become suspended in ben
eficiary orders. 1t Is only the young and
healthy men who allow their membership
to lapse. The moral Of this is that no
lodge should allow desirable member tc
become suspended without interviewing
him and endeavoring 70 hold him IL pos.
sible.
During August nearly 800 application,
were received at the grand lodge office, in.
creasing the membership In the New Eng
land jurisdiction to about 40, 100.
Augusta lodge of Maine was the banner
lodge last term having initiated l0S mem
bers.
Get in few thousand members and the
assessments will drop.
What a miserable aim has he who lives
for himself alone!
A great many members Of the supreme
lodge are still in favor Of a two degree rit-
ual
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
LIkhtened the Sentence.

Judge Dick Clark is as full Of wit as be
y saturated with wisdom. On one COCA
sion he sentenced a client defended by
Colonel Reub Arnold for 10 years in the
penitentiary.
please, your honor" pleaded Colonel
Arnold in his most persuasive tones, that
10 a very heavy sentence for a man like
that, with all due Difference to the court
Look at him, your honor. He can't live
10 years In his condition"
We'll, Mr.. Arnold, replied the judge,
I'm Difference TO your wishes the court
win Just make it for life, as he can't live
10 years Call the mart oAss, Mr.. Clark. /"
ATLANTA journal
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
ODD FELLOWS.
Statistics Of tho Order In the Emplr. S,.,.
Rebekah Degree Notes,

Statistics OF tho order In the Empire S,..-
Rebekah Degree Notes.
At the grand lodge of New York "a,
past grands were admitted. The ~; ~;
number of Odd Fellows reported JannoS'sl o'sl
1894, was 67,2l0, a gain Of 3, ,O79. ta.yy,,
Rebekahs, II, 500, an increase OF % osa
Thirty six subordinate and IL Rob,,ttuS'
lodges had been instituted. Odd Fenash
ship in the Empire State is fiourishIn1
The grand master of Ontario has doo,s
ed that lodges cannot pay benefits Wv
brother upon the decease Of his wife ""
It Is said that lodge in tdabo ho,,-
mock funeral ceremonies over mer1ISls MUS
who are supposed to be dead by reason -
their failure to attend meetings.
Dispensations for 80 new suhord,u
lodges wcrc granted by the STANDING oa.'
mittce since the last session OF the ss0,,s
lodge of New York. "u
The report of the Ontario grand Io,,..
shows the number of members june 20
to be q, sos.
The new home at Lockport, n. a.,
old and INDECENT members was dpdIcota,,
recently. Four thousand Odd FelIo,,,N
knights and Patriarchs Militant wero q,
the procession.
The oldest Rebekah lodges are IJrion
and Evergreen Of New Jersey, which wona
instituted Nov. 23, 1868. '
South Carolina, with membership .,
less than 800, has been honored with tua
grand sircs North Carolina, with 4 ooo
has had one grand sire.
In the Rcbekah degree the net gain tho
past year in number of lodges was 87s. IN
membership, 2l,578. OF the increased
membership in these lodges, l2, $3.50 werr
sisters.
Grand Master Ruel Robinson of Mair0
recently commissioned Mrs. Annie Adnms
of Belfast to organize Riveryiew RehekaL
lodge at Bucksport. This is the first com
mission ever issued In Maine authorizing
a sister to perform this work.
There are more than o-thirds as MANY
Rebekah lodges in New Hampshire as
there are subordinate lodges. OF tho for.
mer there are 81; Of the latter, 80, with "A
encampmcnts.
A Rebekah lodge without women speak.
ers is like a beehive without honey-lots
Of buzzing, but no sweetness.
The human mind can conceive no better
life than that based upon the pure princI.
Piles y, Odd Fellowship and the fraterpal
love Of the Rebekah sisterhood. Poland
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Junior Order American Mechanic.

Secretary Deemer's report gives the fol-
lowing statement for Pennsylvania for
the term up to Aug. 80: Amount received
for per capita tax, charter fees, etc, s26..
as1.Oi; number of councils last reported,
s36; councils chartered, so; councils dis
solved during the year, %; members in.
itiated, 1895; number of members Dec
81, 1898, SAL The receipts Of the sub
ordinate councils for the year wc-o s3l3,
li5.06; for per capita tax. S., l2g. 80; paid
for benefits and relief, slls, 27T. .5s; total
worth Of councils, 1914, ,s3S.23
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Mystic Chain.

j. X. Boyd, the present mayor OF Johns
town, Pa, has held the position of record
ing scribe of Mountain castle, No "a
since 1875.
The report OF Select Recorder DAVIS
shows membership OF l3, ,5l2 in Pennsyf
vania.
Ralph b. Close is select commander anu
John j. Davis select recording and CORE
spending scribe Of the select castle OF
Pennsylvania.
Oxford castle, No. 104, Of Philadelphia
initiated 10 new members during the
past year.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Sons of ,IonAdab.

Washington is the home Of the sons o.
Jonadab, the order having been formed u
that city in September, 1865. II Is tne
most ironclad Of the temperance organiLa,
tions of the country, the oath being totai
abstinence for life, and any lapse In rectl
tude Of membership being punished by OK
pulsion without possibility of reinstaIs'
ment. The order is secret and fratarna'
religious without being sectarian ana no,
tional in scope without being political hi
affiliations.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

oomotive ON the same road. He served
as fireman for some time and when the
brotherhood of firemen was formed was
sent as delegate TO the national con-
vention. he was elected secretary and
served in that capacity IA years, re-
signing in the spring of 1898 to form
the American Railway union. He has
been city clerk of Terre Haute and has
served in the Indiana legislature.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

was soon transferred to the clerical de-
partment and received rapid promotion.
BE has been chief engineer of the South.
ern Minnesota and Canadian Pacific
railroads and general superintendent of
the st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manito-
ba In 1890 he was elected president of
the Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City
railroad, which Office he resigned last
April. Mr.. Egan lives in ST. Paul
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
sffee1Rster:50cif4 fe1Rst 4lrsS 4iiiI'
t4v7S-Ts7 -Ts7S S!l'sss y saSSs -
~ A. 80. Ky
S>S-E-- -
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
Pythian Sisters and PythiHn sis'erh"""'
Sword Thrusts.

Pythian Sisters and Pythian sls'er""'"'
Sword Thrusts.
The supreme bodies of tho TWO iaules e
ORGANIZATIONS who are anxious to be rec
ognized as auxiliarles by the supreme
lodge of Knights o. Pythias held meetings
at Washington and elected officers Mrs
George w. Bemis Of Worcester, Mass, su'
preme chancellor OF the Pythlah Slster'
hood, was born in Vermont in lSif' ohe
was a charter member of Ramon assem-
bly,, No. l, of Worcester and its ilrst chan-
ccllor commander Mrs, Bemis was also
the first grand chancellor OF the grand aS'
sembly of Pythian Sisterhood IN MaSsa'
chusetts.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Weaver of Des Moines was
born in Indiana in 1862. At the organl'
zation of Warsaw temple, No. OF war
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

DIR. MARY p. jacob ical college in
Philadelphia and later was the first wo-
mn graduate of the New York College
of Pharmacy. She went to Paris in
1865 and applied to the dean of the
Medical College Of France for permis-
sion to take the examination. She was
refused at first, but persisted until she
won her point and graduated with high
honors in 1871. She married DR.. Abra-
ham jacob, an eminent physician, in
ls7a
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Catholic Knights OF America.

The membership of the order IN e Lne
United States is 80, 900, divided among Z"
branches.
The order, which is l6 years old hH'
paid to the widows and orphans OF mem
oers nearly SO, 500, 900 in death benefits
Missouri has SO branches and i'-f
members.
pennsylvania branches have paid IN t"O
years $40, 500 in death benefits