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w. l.. Blanton. No. Z; ]. b. Burs, No IS
NJ. i. Walker, No. 2oS.
Committee on mileage and per dieri--R
l.. Brown. No 81; T. +. Berner, No. ~
j. Y. Quick. No. S. John s. Turner, No.
GO: W. p. Gilbert. No. 40.
Committee on warrants and ohaEters--J
l.. Ebert. No. 142; S. G.. Warner No. 40
II, T. IIankc. No. AZ ". y. Sullman, Ne
SO. j. s. Bow. No. 200.
Committee on state. OF the order-E n
Hollis. j.. @. c., No. II; i. II. Aivord. r
@. c.. No. Il; +. l.. Downs, P q. c.
No. TO; Royal a. Ferris. p. G. c., Nc. $
X. s. Legatc, No. 20.
Committee on RULES. n. Zevansk. P.
C., c.. No. IL, chairman; W. p, savase
p. G. c., No. Is; ]. NJ. McKnisht. No
III: John w. Harper, No 70; o. c. Tay-
lor, No. So.
Committee on grevnnces-wn. Aren. ?.
g.. c.. No. 10, chairman; j. N. Cook. NO.
1893; John s. Virgins. No. "a; T. L. Black
we'll. No i57; o. A. Balloon, No. So.
Committee on reports-W. Alex Abey,
p. G. c.. No. &c; f. w. Il. stearns. No.
122; j. T. Cotton, No. 4; V. NJ. Vogeisans,
No. "a; NJ. J. Wallace. No zoe,
Assistant to @. X. r. and S. j. X,
Daughters. No. 90; Official reporter, W.
Alex ABBEY, L. G.. c., No. 2s.
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AT NAVAsoTA.
Fire Department Gave II Dig Picnic
IL Was We'll Attended.

Navasota, Texas, April 2l.-This was
truly gala day for the people Of this city
and county, and there We're many visitors
from neighborlng towns. The occasion was
grand picnic given under the auspices Of
the Navasota fire department.
The morning dawned bright and fair,
though little too windy for delicate
decorations. At o'clock the streets Were
perfectly lined with busting, crowding hui
mainly, bent upon viewing what proved to
be one Of the loveiest and well arranged
professions ever witnessed here, though
the ono presented last year was good in
deed It moved in the following ORDER
Marshal OF the day. II. n. Schumacher. and
assstants city band: city council in car
riages, ]. NJ Shaw Rifles; chief. assistant
and department officers; sponsor hook and
ladder No /, hook and ladder company No.
/; +. u. n. club; hose company No. J,
pieran club sponsor hose company No. 2;
hose company No. g p. Y. W. club spon-
sor hose company No, 3; hose company No.
g. public school children; citizens In car
riages.
After an extended march through the
| principal streets the parade disbanded and
the crowd made their way TO the fair
grounds. At 1880 Chlef OF department
Norwood introduced Hon. J. Mcdonald
Meachum, the orator of the day, who held
4 crowd of probably 1000 people for about
three quarters of an hour with a splendid
| speech. recitng. in main, the various heroic
acts Of gallantry OF the honored forefathers
Of Texas whose triumph at the famous
battle Of San Jacinto was today celebrated
| by all good and true Texans
| He was followed by Miss Bertha Preston
sponsor for hook and ladder No. /; Miss
Cora Froehlich. sponsor for hose company
/ No. >. and Miss Bessie Evans, sponsor for
hose company No s.
Captain Gordan then responded 10 the
speech of Mr.. Meachum on behalf of the
| fire department and also made the presen-
tation speech in giving a handsome cake
to the hook and ladder by the sponsor.
Dinner was served TO IA multitude Of near
5000 souls. Everything passed off with great
smoothncss. much TO the credit of the fire.
men. There were near two wagon loads OF
delicacies and meats lett over. Twenty
| seven animals were slaughtered for the
feast,
After dinner the ]. NJ. Shaw Rifles put
UP a splendid exhibition drill and the bal
ance of the evening was spent under the
direction of the amusement committee with
| races. greasy PIGS and polls, while those
30 inclined went TO the baseball game.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Third District Court of Appeals.


Austin. Texas. April 21.-Prcceedinss OF
the court OF civil appeals for the lhi'u
district today
Affirmed Charles p. Kellogg VS.. A. j.
Lewis, from Milan; Milan County Coop
eratlve Cotton and Mercantile Alliance Ct
al. VS.. Tennant-Stribling Shoe company CT
al, from Milan; Thompson Co. vs. l.
Hciienhcimcr, Jr,. ct al. from Travis. W.
{. Barker ct al. VS. W. X. Tow, from l''aho'
Reversed and remanded-J. NJ. beware
VS.. Z. Bailey, from Marion; j, ~ oZee ct
al. VS.. City of Henrietta. from cay hor
ace Oldham ct al. vs.. George Medearls et
al. from Travis. This case Is reinahded
with instructions TO the court below 10
render judgment for an undivided ohe-ha1l
OF the 2i0 acres in controversy
Rehearing granted-Oaee VS. City OF Hen
rietta from Clay.
Rehearings refused-Wllliam Clemens va.
l.. L, Walker at al. from MeCulloch' Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway company
VS. w. l.. Darlington. from Wilbarser:
st, Louis Southwestern Railway company
VS.. j. A. Blackwell. from Hunt.
Motions granted Houghion Il Robinson
VS. j. c. Rogan ct al. from San Saba 10
file new bond. and the clerk is ordered 10
file bond in this case and enter order Of
approval: Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fee
Railway company VS.. S. !. Hamilton. from
Bell. 10 perfect record and the clerk IS
ordered to make the marginal entries on
the record In this case as requested IN
motion.
Motions submittcl--Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company rs. W, b. VIII
liams from McLennan. for rehearing 1.
n. Jackson ct al. vs.. J. X. Flnlay, from
Llano. 10 reform Judgment.
Causes submitted--J. D. Tarver ct al, VS.
II. G.. Carter, from Falls: II. G, Carter VS.
Robert NJ. Cole, from Falls. Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company VS.. S. j.
Hamilton, from Bell Moody Griffin va.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway
company. from McLennan.
Submission set nside-Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company VS.. Alice Jack
son ct al, from Bell.
Submission postponei-Eliza N. Shelhurn
et al. VS.. Melora l., McCrocllin ct al,
from Falls, postponed To Nav g.
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licrNitlc.

Beeyille. Texas, April 2i,-The county
still In session. A final settlement with
Collector Taylor for taxes of 1896 was
completed yesterday. the delinquent list
bong very small. Besides a contract with
the water works company for water supply
for public use for the next twelve months.
and the purchase OF a safe for the collect
or's office, considerable other less i'm
portont business has been transacted.
Quito q number OF citizens OF peeyille
loft yesterday for Houston and San Antonio
to attend the oouclaye of Knights Templars
and the Battle OF Flowers respectively.
Between fifty and sixty more win le2ve
this morning for san Antonio
II. w, Klipsteln. cashier Of the First Ma
tlonal bank OF this city, loft Monday for
Fort Worth as a delegate TO tho eupreme
lodge OF the Knights Of Pythias.
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ground. Jumping up he caught G. n.
Cherry. brakeman against the car I put
Mr.. Cherry was between his horns' ny
steer finally backed of for another 1u ,sn
when MIR. Cherry dropped and escAi~u IT,
drr tho car badly bruised UP. This morning
The steer was found some two miles up tne
track and IL was hard 10 tell for an hour
which was tho hunted. He was hha''!
taken in. ,,..
Lee Moody, a jeweler here, acclden,aily
pulled his pistol off the dresser In ms room.
1t exploded. the bail striking his leg s.N
inches below the knee. fracturing inc pol.s
and lodging under the knee, II was cut
out By Dr. Gilcriest.
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THE KNIGHTS OF PY7HIAS.
Grand Lodge Will Not Be Permu-
nently Located.
TEN NEW CHARTERS RECOMMENDED
The Election of Oincers, II. r. brown
Of CIeburnc Grand Chancellor.
Reports Read and Adopted.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 1.-Prompty
at the hour for opening this morning. the
Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pythias. was
called to order by Ora nd Chancellor smith
The nrst business taken UP was the re-
port OF the credentials committee, upon
whose recommendation e!gh. more past
chEnccilors were admitted 20 membership
IA the Grand Lodge.
After preliminary and routine work. the
hearing Of reports WAS resumed. The Judi
ciary committee submitted report OF the
work performed by 1t since appointment at
the last meeting Of the Grand Lodge In
Waco. in 1896. G. I. Harris Of Denlsou
was originally chairman OF this commit
tee until his death in June. 1856. after
which +. Il. Sherwood OF Gainesville was
APPOINTED to succeed him. and assumed the
duties OF chairman. The report Includes
The approval Of the byh laws Of twenty
seven lodges; OF amendments To by-laws OF
Efiy-oae lodges, Opinions and decisions
were rendered on ntty-hye questions OF
law and practice submitted 10 them.
Tho committee also made supplementary
reports on resolutions aud Grand Lodge
osflcers' reuoEi8 which had been referred
20 It
The application OF Hiram Cohen for the
past chancellCrs rank was referred back
Tor further Information.
TIE france committee reported on mat
teTs N their province. stqtiug that they
found all the reports Of the Grand Lodge
officers to De correct; also that the ilnah-
ciAl coalition OF the subordinate lodge WAS
matter for congraiulation.
The committee On charters recommended
that charters be granted 10 ten lew lodges
ard tha; neg charters be also given TO iiye
lodges which have lost tho old ones by
FIRE
Tho speelal committee on permanent To-
cation ot the Grand Lodge reported that
Eeyeniv-two subordinate lodges voted 10 la
,pr Of the proposition and IS against it, and
thai III LODGES did not vote.
The committee recommends that no ef-
fort be made 8, this time 10 locate the
Grand Lodge permanently. I he report was
unanimously aiopted.
This co;nmi'i.g on necrolqgy reported the
deaths that had occurred during the past
year and submitted appropriate resolutions.
which were unanimously adoptct ny ris-
ins vote. Adjournment was then taken
until O'Clock
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N-RnN E>hihitinn.

Granbury. Texas. Aprl 1.-THE peoplo
of Granbury and vclaly enjoyed rare
treat last night In the shape OF an X-ray
exhibition. by Invitation of tho county
teachers association, Or. c. y. AdkAsson
OF Fort Worth brought his new X-ray
apparatus Over and gave practical denI-
onslrai.on OF the wonders OF this great
discovery,
lhete MAS one young man present with
Il bullet In hes hand that hal been there
!. wear or more. THIS was distinctly VS.
HE, lodged hciween the first and second
metacarpal bones, aud WIS vsswed by a
large uumber of those present.
Or Adk,sSon hos rest gned his position
N the polytechnic college at Fort Worth
80 take effect after the present scss on,
ana will move here in the near future ia
accept a Similar position In Granbury col
lege NJ this place
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In Mrs. Morrov,s nehalf.

Dallas. Texas, April 21.-lt was pe''''',
here today that the president wou'a -.
to the senate the nomination of Mrs, aI'
Houston Morrow as postmaster az A0n'ls
1t was considered particularly approp,Mn a,'
il 1t was to be done at all, that Mrs' A y,
rows nomination should be mace oa =. =,
Jacinto day. Hundreds OF telesramss H., IN !,
sent to President Mckinley urging ~. 4.
honor the daughter of Sam Houston ~ \.
anniversary of dav made famous ssr " 4
father. Many weTS sent By den,oe, .ar /
we'll as republicans. Mrs M Cs',,m,,
strongly Endorsed by state
Green
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Austin. Texas. April 2l-Proceeings OF
the court of criminal appeals today:
Anrmed-Daye Taylor. from Robertson:
j. {. Nichols, from McLennan; Rufe Mar
tin, from Grayson; J. c. Harper, from
Kaufman; eX parte Tom Bates. from Gall
weston.
Reversed and remanded-Joe Phillips.
from Brown; John Ashwood. from Harris:
Tom Oliver, from Shelby.
Reversed and dismissed-A. b. McKie.
from I'll Paso; Bill Follis. from Erath; os-
car Dudley, from Falls,
In tho habeas corpus case OF ex parte W.
s. Ellis from Falls. relator is ordered dis
charged.
Rehearings refused-Frank Colin, from
Harris; Arthur Morris. from Stephens.
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Weimar' Texas, April 2l.-Today has
peen lively one in weimar. the occasion
neins the celebration by the Weimar fire
department Columbus fire department
came up in good shape and par,lcinates
me procession was really the best for
Mas beautifully decorated ANA ~ mus i
camille Interests We're represented f., " a. =
Inc by many decorated wagons nna noatS
while the scene representing he caM,,ro,
OF santa Anna at san Jacinto and ~
Daughters OF Texas took the cake I'S rra ,na
bail tonight at the pavilion winds u s'I tha
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At Brcnliunn.

Brenham. Texas, April 21.-Washington
camp No. 239, United Confederate veterans,
celebrated san Jacinto day with "a grand
picnic at Flreman's park today.
Tho procession began to move at 10
o'clock and was headed by the Second
regiment band then came sixty-eight
members OF Washington camp. Confederate
veterans, ON foot. They were followed by
speakers and invited guests in carriages
and the remainder Of the procession was
composed of the cycle club the BRENNAN
Field Artillery and citizens in carriages
and afoot
The stage was occupied by Rev. f.. w.
Tarrant. Colonel D. C. Giddings. Colonel
G. w. l.. Fly, Major j G. Rankin, Johu
Nj. pinckney. Tito Johnson. NJ. A. Healy,
j. II. Homey and w. b. Garrett
Rev. h. w, Tarrant offered an invoca-
ton, after which Colonel Giddings intro
duced Miss Julia Epstein, who read the
declaration of Independence OF Texas. Her
rendition OF the language Of the immortal
document was excellent.
| Another selection by the band followed
| the reading Of the declaration and Colonel
d. c. Giddings made short speech. in
| Producing Colonel G.. W. l.. Fly of w. Il.
Scurry camp, Victoria, the orator of the
| day.
AZ the conclusion OF Colonel Fly's ad-
| dress the band played a lively air, and
dinner was announced. The dinner was an
Immense picnic; we'll filled baskets had
been brought out and tables arranged go
| that all the people could be fed
AZ n. m. the people reassemhled and
| tia Exercises were resumed and Were
carried out in the following order:
Music by the band.
Grafton by Comrade John NJ. Plcknev
Tom Green camp.
Mu,ic by the band
Grafton by w. b, Garrett. Esq
Music by the band.
German Grafton by Professor I II
Eolmey, adjutant Washington camn
Music by the band
Tonight there was an entertainment nj
inc Firemen's summer theator by student
OF the public school for the benent oS
The ehildren's monumental fund. VI
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WaNahschic. Texas, April 2l.--Gd Arm.
istoad of This city has been sent to tho
Houston lnfrmary. Armistead was work
ing with u scctlon gang on the Houston
and Texas Central and. while pumping
the hand ear along the track near Sarsiis
was struck on the head with the handle
bar and knocked sonseltss. HIS scaln
Was torl down the back Of his head.
Tho WaNahache cotton seed oil mill
viii he enlarged from an eieht ton to 1,
i.5 ton plant one ear Of machinery has
arrived and others Will follow.
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Crosby. Texas. April a0-Mr. Charles
Martin was killed noar here today by a
tree falling on HIM. Mr.. Martin came
here from chicago about three wears
ago and bought a section cf school land
built house and made other improve
ments. lie leaNes WIFE and one c'llll.
News of his death was wired to MI.
brother In Chicago at noon.
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Taylor, Texas. April 2I.-Ths VAL
IRE companies the schools aud quite !,
large number OF citizens celebra,ea g.
Jacinto day on the San Gabriel ri,.,
few miles from the city. The postas,.s
banks and number of busipess hor...
have closed their doors. .'s'0
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BUFFALO CHATS.
RayaGes of the Pests Continue Mt
LonINIcw.

Longvicw. Texas, April 2o--Countv
Treasurer .. IL. Pcgues has returned from
St Louis. whistler he wont to purchase
work horses and mules for farmers, re
death ratio among farm stock from tho
buffalo gnats having been 20 great as 10
necessitate this acton. There Is no ces-
soticn of tho pests. They have invaded
the town and MORNINGS and evenings are
u torture TO people as we'll as TO stock,
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Lockhart. Texas. April 20In the case
OF tho State VS. Ab Rrookes for the murder
of Dan Stone the jury returned u verdict
OF guilty OF murder in the first degree and
assessed his punishment at lifetime in the
penitentiary, Bronkos killed Stone four
tern years ago and was found by Constable
Gamble Of Taylor few months ago.
The jury failed TO agree In the case OF
Henry Roberts. who was charged with the
murder of Win Jennings
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NJ HulletsxfiI.


haiietsVilie, Texas, April 2l.--san Ia h.
cihto day was generally observed ber.
The public schools closed and Tho ,a,,hs 49,
the dSy in ad Hsn many Of the citizens spent
WV uA' ~ i'snAss grove near town, where
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Gainesville, Texas. April 2o.-In unload
ing some South Texas cattle at the Santa
Fe pens last night one steer was supposed
to DO dead and was dumped out on the
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w. u. w. Monument.

San Diego, Texas, April 2o.--Thc Wood
men Ct the World unveiled the monument
of Antonio Rosals Sunday evening at
O'Clock. There was large crowd at the
cemetery. This was the first unyeiling
that ever occurred In San Diego. 1t is es.
timated that there were 1900 people pres
ent.
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At Bryan,

Bryan, Texas, Texas, April 2l.-s,s i.
cinto day has been observed here a , n.
eral holiday. The banks and school, ~.
closed and picnicklng was the order N A.
lay ~
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Died Suddenly.

Austin, Texas, April II. - A. a" i,
aged 60. an old resident OF tns
dropped dead this morning at hls AZ.
corner of Tenth and Nueces. OF heI ,..ai,f
ease. At one time he was lhe
baker of the city.
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Waco, Texas, April 2l.-pat c.Au,,.
camp Of the Confederate organlnt,os :,
this city celebrated decoration DAY ~,
with the usual ceremonies.
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BEAUMONT.


INIHEUNU0 NHUT'" 'T'E'7"'
tIon of Graves.
Beaumont. Texas, April 2i.--At meet
ing held last night the congregation OF 81
Marks Episcopal church elected W a. Ives
warden. W. s. Davidson treasurer ana T.
A. Lamb secretary; Mr.. ], N. Price was
elected alternate to the council. which
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SYNOPSIS OF REPORT.

Cannon. Lone Star. No. 4: Oklahoma, w.
l.. Brown, Queen City, No. 81.
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THE BEST
The Peoples Opinion Oh
nxyny A Co.'s Trentme"S

Those who speak the hisheS. Sonic VII
Hathaway q CO.'S system arg 80 20 leaf
sought a cure for their troupis.s hopeissi
u vain that they became amos o has trisi
a fPIlnio1 saS Ht Mst Tss .a s'' s
est advocates OF their quiet and sa' ,hes'
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Rice. Texas, April 2l.--san Jsciu,, a,
was observed by school picnic at M,rs,
park.
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fine dinner was spread and uh,.. :.
school pupils rendered an annsa s Y
programme. ~PP''pi'a'
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CONDITION OF TIE ORDER
The total number Of subordinate lodges
December 81, 1885, was 650i, and tho total
number OF members thereof at the same
date iei $50, a net gain during tho year OF
2i3 lodges and 75i5 members, and net
gain during the years 1894 'g5 Of 1855 lodges
and 20. s24 members The increase IL cred
itable hut for the suspension for not pay
ing dues. which for the years 1890 were
81, 4i4 and the Initiation for those TWO years
were 1913 1872. What an army we wouiu nave
could the suspensions be stopptd'
The cash receipts from the subordinate
lodges for the two years as above was
81, o53. 09i 20; expenditures for reici ss'Spp'-
sT413: subordinate lodge assets Ss,OlV,-
7ii.65 The Increase In tho amount paid
out for relief OF brothers. their widows
and orphans was $ll5 O0O.52. and this great
work sim grows, and S,ill the need IN
creases
THE NEW STATUTES.
After an experience OF two years under
the new government 1t IS apparent to all
that the constitutional commission buildcd
wisely when they cast off the garment too
small for our order and presented Il set OF
laws so closely modelled after those OF our
country Necessarily there was friction.
and for como time to come there VIII be
change has been n great step forward and
places the order In the lead of all other
orders In tho matter oil aysteiha'io s'F-
eminent
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN LAWS.
Paragraph Sg2 provides for the enact
mont Of a new order of business by each
subordinate lodgc to lee called THE count
ing of the Rituals by tho master at arms
,,,, st. r,o,, IA tho r.oncellor com
~''r D.. NIL ,o.rt,o, NJ IN - rcnort should
,' 49,, 49,, a.. thc h,lJciorv committee.
p1,a,,ro,,h Va g47 provides IA follows:
M, Hatln,oai,,,. ,nr,,,n,b,r sbali unor
a. -, rar"on,ily ond orally
',t.,,,,,,,',,I,.a,a no T. " 10 any mem
,.,r ~, ,ho r,ter ,ybo bn attnined The rank
-, En,sbt ,yhoao inlehtodncss To The lodge
vs. III -, ,bn bo,,tr,5rg ~ tho term Tor
Min s,ch ,,asaword ,g issued and who ,s
.n,jer,sIsc in gr.,d standing in the sub
o,'i'..., ,os p o,er Which s,ch chancellor
commander prcsides, and TO none others,
except as provided in this section This
he'tasl'a'es 'nnasr =" oa ,, IN" ia ''"'"'''
rHrnrrarh No I0I ncrrntrtlug the grand
chancellor to communicate the seml-an
nual password upon presentation OF
.,...b No ala rsl,ifyr tn charcoal
against an officer Of q Grand Lodge.
PAST CuANCrLLORs ny SERVICE
t. ,t.A 3D.. ..,,,-.t. -,
tbs Grand Lodge We endeaHored To Re,
from tho supreme lodge a modification or
s,,,.rd,,,o,t ~ tho law relative N IN, ac-
,,,,i-.,n,'rt ~ ,h,. b,nor-s NJ ms. rharcelln-
T,,r,, ss,.,Ci,iiv hat ,bis Grand Todga
Ill 49,, -. ..,,,...,... -, -,
me rank cf past chancellor on all who hai
completed on December 81, 1891, a term OF
. 80 49,. .1ls a. ~ .. W. -, 0' W. ~
,pc,..;y arsl9st such artIo~ and tho sn-
t.,..,,. todrr agirneB ana a,looted tbe re-
,,or, cf tAc cornn,Ittca
.,,,-..,.,.,. ,,o>,,.,,e,, ,,r.e,,,,,>,,,
"rh' T. NO' ~ Nf'N' ''f''NN"'
IN accordance With instructions from
this Grand Lodge We also introduced
.-...,,,-., ,st..,, .ha ~. a,,
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE Dss,u,
take Laxative Bromo Qulnine 40 Il ~
All druggists refund the money :"
TO cure. DC.
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Who tested y ~ .,lrsi
It's and we're ttlnA
after losing ,,sr.t
money n, and ps ',s
in experiment., ,r
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