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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
TO COLLECT DATA.
Secretary Martin OF Historical Society
Wants Young Workers.

Secretary Martin OF Historical Society
Wants Young Workers.
George ". Martin, editor Of the
Kansas City KAN Gazette recently
elected secretary Of the State HistOri-
cal society succeeding the late F G.
Adams, has taken the oath Of Office.
Mr.. Martin is DESTROYS Of enlisting
new workers in the collecting histori-
cal data in the state. In reference to
, this he says:
"The historical problem with me is
how to enlist the young and the mid
dIe-aged in that which they are doing
to-day. History is not something old
and stale; history is something fresh.
Every act Of a mans life grows in i'm
portance with age. TRIES o-day often
become great things in the future. The
enjoyment Of history is not so much in
participation as in retrospective con-
temptation, married Oftentimes by in
expressible regret that important ev-
ents or features OF personal, local or
political life have been permitted to
pass without note.
an 1857 when a boy, it was my duty
to call at the surveyor generals Office
at Lecompton to see John Calhoun and
l. A. Mclean, and the governors Of
fee during the incumbency of Robert
J. Walker, Fred P. Stanton, Hugh 8.
Walsh and Samuel Medary; and at the
land Office on Ely Morse and William
BrindIe to each Of whom was authori-
zed to say copy Oftentimes these
gentlemen would keep me waiting while
they discussed serious public ques-
tons or berated the opposition, obi
vious Of my presence. What a chapter
might be made if I had then had an old
mans idea of the value of current
events in making history. Similar Op-
pOrtunities are wasted daily.
fThe Kansas historical collection is a
wonder; a marvellous monument to the
late lamented F. G. Adams. Can we
preserve as good a record Of the pres
ent and future as We possess Of the
past? If we can impress upon the men
OF 20, p and 80 years of age the sum
interest in what he is doing possessed
By the man Of 80, 60 OF 20 years, in that
he did at the previous age, it may be
done. Every man and woman is to-day
making history just as interesting as
any We have had. Let them help pre-
serve It"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
80 q ~ I'D 80.
II = said 20 Be a Ca-icasnrs Of q PomPous
LIttls Capfafn-
nv Orleans Timas-DemOcratl

New Orleans Iimss-Democrltl
Take The large official map OF the
West Florida coast, printed for the
government in 1856, said an sx-federal
employe, ''and run your pencil care
fully along the boundary line, south
ward from Tampa bay. You viii find
the peninsula there makes all sorts Of
extraordinary turns and twists, and
presently, if you look sharp, you viii
run across q grOtesque portrait Of a
man, formed entirely by the line Of the
shore. After you hsEe once seen it, it
is plain as print, and the longer you
look the more the details come out.
The face is round and fat, with a bottle
nose and a bristling mustache, while
little lake, indicated near the edge,
makes q comieal, staring eye. The arm
Of a small bay suggests the outline Of
neck and chest, and two or three dimi-
nutive islands are located at just the
right places to do duty for buttons.
Altogether it looks like a caricature Of
some pompous little officer, and &C
cOrding to a tradition in the bureau Of
survey, that is exactly what it was in
tended to be. As the story goes, one
Of the draughtsmen who did the work
for the IS map, claimed to have been
badly treated by a certain fussy little
captain in general charge, and to get
even he worked this caricsture portrait
Of him into the outline Of the coast.
The thing was done with snch diaboi-
cal ingenuity that the captain himself
passed the map without noticing the
hidden picture. Later on, when it was
observed and recognized the craftsman
insisted blandly that the resemblance
was a mere coincidence, and he had
simply followed the natural cOnfigura-
ton Of the peninsula. IF it happens
to correspond to the captains profile I
am surely not responsible be said; I
cannot change the coast Of a state on
account Of the shape of his nose Of
course the captain was furious, and the
whole department rOared with laughter.
I viii not vouch for the accuracy Of
this yarn, but I heard it from a pretty
reliable source, and it is a significant
fact that the later maps do not contain
the queer little caricature. The pom
pous profile has been irOned out"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
An Old Resident Dies Of Cancer.

Jefferson Buchanan, age "A years,
died Wednesday of last week at his
ranch near Ashland, Colo. Death was
caused by cancer from which he had
suffered for over a year. Mr.. Buchanan
was an old resident on the plains and
it is with regret that the passing Of a
pioneer Of the country is ehrOnicled.
Funeral services we're held at the home
Friday, conducted by Rev. T. n. Hazen
OF Goodlsnd, and interment was made
in Ashland cemetery.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
First published November III
R.--rvorgr sale

NOTICE is hersby given that b. virtue Of an
~ order OF the district court Of Gage county,
Eebraslza. IN the case Of the state Of NEBRASKA
plaintiff, vs. r1s Beatrice Savings Bank, defen-
dant, /, William G. LsHane, receiver Of the
Beatrice Savings Bank Of Beatrice, Nebraska,
vii ClreT for sale az public auction and sell %
the highest bidder for cash IN hand, al the
right, title and interest Of said Beatrice Savings
Bank IN and 70 the following described real
estate - Sherman county, Kansas, to-wit:
Blocks l. 2 a, 5, g H. y, l3 a. j., %, IL Is. ls
% and a containing II lots each also lots / 2
3, g. s. 8. D.. II and y IN block p OF West view
addition TO Goodiand. Kansas also comrnenclnR
az point 1le3 feet west and 50 feet south Of the
northeast coTuer Of section tEeutT-fOur ~ ID
township eight (8l south Of range forty 40, wet
Of the Sixth p. m, running thsnce south parallel
with the vest line Of West view addition 70
GoOdland, Kansas 1910 feet; thence west 1s8 feet;
thence north 10 feet thence east l94 feet 70 the
place Of beginning, containing II acres, lying
and situate IN the county OF sherman in the
state Of Kansas Said sale VIII Be conducted at
the law Office Of W. G. LeHane IN the German
National Bank building IN the city Of Beatrice,
Gage county Nebraska cOnnnle1cIng promptly
and without delay At nine g-caocE g. M. stan
5srd tine. On the 16th day Of December. 1899.
DATED A0Teu Der H. 1893
WILLLAn[ .. LEHAEE-
RsceiFer Of the Beatrice Savings Bank.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
A CHRISTMAS SURPRISE.
How a Rejected suItor Cor Even With H
Successful Rival

How a Rejected Suitor Got Even With His
Successful Rival
SO my cousin Robert has written that he is
sending US a little Christmas surprise" said
Mrs. Meekmild for the tenth time. Il felt sure
that if he could once be induced 70 visit our
happy little home he would forget that I-ah-
treated him rather unkindly IN clipping with
you on the very day which was to have seen me
his brige. To be sure. 1 left a note saying
that felt could never have made bin perfect
ly happy. He'd he been q magnanimOus person,
he would have been satisfied with such hand
some apOlogy-but be was not"
Not at al" sighed her husband, "he was
most inconsiderate- He"
However, a wOman7s tact has bridged the
difficulty, as usual. / hatter myself that did
a clever and original thing in naming one Of the
twins for him. Who would be so apt to spDre-
ciate such a compliment as rich old bachelor,
I'd like 70 know
NO one, I'm sure. But he thaEed as soon a.
he had seen our six little cherubs. How be
laughed when little Josiah rode on ny back
and playfuIly kicked me IN the eyer
And how merry be was when Ariadne spilled
milk on M best dress. What pleasure it
must have been to witness such felicity. To be
sure. am sOrry that ne happened to hear your
remarks when ny dressnalcsr's bill came In,
but"
and had rather that be had been out Of
earshOt when yOu told me your honest opinion
Of man who could not match embroidery silks
better than /, after be had been married ten
years. However, this il mere detail remem-
per his rage when he found that had married
his little fairy, as be called you Odd, isn't It.
that be has forgiven me now that you weigh
twice as much T.
''Humph, I may weigh few pounds more, but
ny hair is intact. and that is more than"
and now be Is sending rs a Christmas box.
I wonder what it containsI The children viii
Be up at daylight to find out Wen, prosperity
VIII not change usF'
Never. Even though I am able 70 dress
wen as our hired girl. I shall not insist that yOa
write it Xmas, instead OF Christmas, nor shall
call it. appendicitis when little Rufus has eaten
too much pie. Personally, expect tickets 70
Europe
Tickets to Europe and such poor sailor
that the sight Of a marine in water eolors giTes
me seasieknessi Nonsense, he has sent as the
deed to a ranch IN Texas
"A raucb-and I 50 afraid Of cattle How
mean Of you 10 think Of such thing III never
live on a ranch %
And shan certainly not 60 70 Eur0peF'
Il shah. and III never speak 70 you again
ThsrsF'
Even your roios would not reach fTom Eu-
rope 70 Texas But here is the szpressulsns and
Jon ID see that vas right"
That vas. dear. What huge bozi I'm
glad that he forsaFs Us Just e. c1ristuas Wbsa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
kARsANs AHEAD.

Int lliEenCe In the SunhoWsr State Leads
All Others.
Washington, Dec. 9.-An interesting
statement is made at the census bu-
reau as g result Of the recent exsmfna-
tiOns for positions in gathering the
census OF 1900 whereby it appears that
bleeding Kansas" leads the United
States as an educational center, closely
followed by Michigan.
When it was determined that these
examinations should be held through
out the country it was the general in
preston at the census bureau that
fully twO-thirds Of the applicants in
the east would easily pass the required
tests. But when the returns we're in il
was ascertsined that the figures must
be revised, for not more than half OF
the applicants in the east could stand
the necessary test Of mental fitness for
tsbulsting the census returns for the
close Of the 18th century.
A surprise was in store for the exam
inerss however. when they struck the
golden west where fully four-ffths Of
the applicants for places not only
passed creditable examinations. but
their averages we're so far In advance
Of those in the east as TO excite CON-
ment.
Kansas bore OF the palm and stands
first among the 45 states comprised
within Uncle Sans domain as a center
OF intelligence 50 far as the educational
test applied can furnish q criterion.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
from Over The County.
La Blanche.

La Blanche.
Willie McMiIlen has returned from
Gold6eld, Ia, where he spent several
weeks.
A literary society has been organized
which meets every Thursday night at
the LaBlanehe school house. The de-
bate at this weeks meeting is: "The
Western Homesteader and the Eastern
Renter"
A wedding is to occur soon in this
neighborhOOd. The contracting parties
are Mr.. Ed Swan and Miss Jones.
Erlan Hulstrom's cattle came home
from Colorado the other day where
they were being kept. They had been
away from the HuIstrom ranch nine
months, but managed to find the way
back.
The village blacksmith, J. B. Moore,
has rebuilt a wagon for himself. The
old trap lay in his yard for years, and
Moore has made a good wagon Of it.
J B. Moore went to Goodland Tues
day for q box Of chalk. He will chalk
the rounds in the ladder Of fame with
his name.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

We you'd ike to can the attention Of our
readers 70 a beautifuI new tEO-stsp sent rs.
called side b. side. b. II. Sanders The pub
fishers. the Greene Music Publisbiag Co, 81 e
Fifth Street.. Cincinnati, O., wish 70 fnfroducs It
and ofsr The ams for piano OF organ. band,
orchestra. Fi1lin a. uandolin. for only % cents,
IN silver OF stamps They expect a large sale on
the same, and non hezrinT etu copy sent Es
plaEsd, We are sure II WI become Esrg popular
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
he need not check his generosity. That trip to

he need not check his generosity. That trip to
Europe"
Texas, you meanr' The lid was Of the box
at last. and a silence fell upon them, as the
gifts were opened. When the last one lay be
fore them. they flung themselves despairingly
into each others arms.
The villain said he had forgiven usr' she
cried.
"He can afford tO-he is avenged - he grOaned.
For the box contained: One music box. which
played only rag time; one drum, fife, three
horns. toy piano. six packages, Of dynamite
crackers, one Chinese gong, q toy pistol and a
card, on which was written: with Cousin
Roberts best wishes for a very merry Christ
masrl
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
Choosing ones Capabilities.

To each Is given q certain inward
talent, q certain outward environment
Of fortune; to each, by wisest combina-
ton Of these two, a certain maximum
Of capability. But thy hardest problem
we're ever the first. To find a study Of
yourself, and Of the ground you stand
OF, what your combined inward and
outward capability specially is. For
alas, our young soul is al budding with
capabilities, and We see not yet which
is the main and true one. Always 70
the new man is in q new time, under
new conditions; his course can be the
fac-simile Of no prior one, but is BY its
nature original. And then how seldom
viii the outward capability at the in
ward; though talented wonderfully
enough, We are poor, unfriended, dys-
peptical, bashful; nay, what is worse
than al, We are foolish. Thus in the
whole imbrOgii0 or capabilities, We 20
stupidity cropping about, to grope which
IS ours, and often clutch the wrong one;
IN this mad work must several years Of
our small term be spent, till the pur-
blind youth BY practice acquire notions
Of distance, and become q seeing nan.
Nay, many 50 spend their whole term,
and 10 ever new expectation, ever new
disappointment, shift from enterprise
% enterprise and from side 60 side, tin
ct length, as exaggerated striplinEs Of
three-score and ten, they shift into
their last enterprise thss Of getting
buFied.-CaFiisle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
Paw Tour Tarea-

The 1899 tax rolls are now in the
hands Of the county treasurer. The
1899 personal and real estate taxes are
now due and payable. Please call and
pay your personal and real estate taxes
and save penalties and costs which are
added according to law on the DIST day
Of December, 1899.
r. J. JONES, County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
Il - = - AdmirnI..

Washington, Dec. 9.-President Nc
kinley has expressed himself in favor
of reviving the grade Of vice admiral
IN the interest Of both Rear Admiral
Sampson and Rear Admiral Schley.
He believes that this is the simplest
solution Of the whole Sampson-Schley
controversy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Nov my dear, a word Of waning
Just before the Christmas time.
Here q purse Of hard earned dollar
5pedd them to the utmost dime
Search the stores for things Of beauty
an that pisases ere 70 see
Lavish gifts on al Jon love. but
Don't buy neck6es, dear. for ne.
New York Herald.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Mabel Cody, age 10 years, who lives
with her parents near Jaqua, Kans.,
is not expected to live. She is suffer
ing from a female trouble and DR..
Gillette of Burlington, and Dr. Water
man Of st. Francis, performed an oper-
alton last week, but no improvement
in her condition is noted.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Personal property taxes we're due
November 1, and must be paid before
January 10, 1900, to avoid a visit from
the sheriff The penalty goes on after
December %, 1899.
RI. Jones' County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

rev AAE1AEn = uAAltiin service BeEU6 q
Denver and St. Louis.
On June Is, the Great Rock Island
Route insugurated through Pullman
Sleepers between Denver and St Louis
via Kansas City and the Missouri Pa
eifc railway. EsstbOUnd car leaves
Denver daily at 2:35 p. N. on the "Colo-
redo Flyer, arriving in st. Louis 6:15
P. m the next day. Westbound car
leaves Kansas City daily on Colorado
Flyer, at $50 p. N, arriving in Denver
IL a. N. next day. This is the fastest
through car line between Denver and
ST Louis The cars are broad vssti-
buled, OF the latest pattern and most
luxurious type. Advantages IN pat
ronizing this service win be: The
quickest time, no change Of cars, abs0-
Lutte comfort. The best dining car
service In the world. For full infor-
nation see your agent or write
E. Y. THoEPsoN, A. G. P. A, Topeka.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
The Rock Island Wall Map of the United
States

Is the best offered to the public. It
is very large and specially adapted to
school purposes. Every teacher Of geo
Rraphy and every business Office should
have one. It viii be sent postpaid to
any address on receipt Of u cents in
postage stamps or coin. Address John
Sebastian, @. P. A, Chicago, III.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Chicago, Dee I2-The ezecutivs
committee Of the antitrust conference
decided last night to hold an snti-trust
meeting in this city February II
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
TaE YELLoW PuMPkIn -

TX aEEL0W PUMP KIN PIE
When quail on toast Is nat and stale.
Boast duck begins 70 pail.
Rich cream and ices fail 70 please
And salads not at an.
When gay champagne no longer brings
sparkle to the eye,
Ny sated palate yearns again
For yellow pumpkin pie.
When trees are stripped and gardens bare
And waiting for the SHOWS.
i giimmers on the pantry shelves
In golden rows on rows.
The farmhouse DIOR is left siar
And hungry passers-by
Are greeted with a spicy smell
o. yellow pumpkin pie.
I hasten hOmeWard once a year
when nights are sharp with frost,
To messy roofs and old red barns
In rolling meadows lost.
There scattered globes Of shining gold
In fields Of stubble lie,
And there I taste once more the sweets
OF yellow pumpkin pie.
The Criterion
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Now is the time to insure your school
houses. Do not fail to see me for the
best terms and rates. JOIN HARrzLER.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15
Christmas Services in Diutrict No. Is.

Christmas Services in District No. IS.
The residents Of school district No.
Is, Voltsire township, viii hold Christ
mas services and a tree at the Cure
school house Christmas eve. The
hearts Of the little ones will be made
glad and all are invited TO attend.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

Report of school district No. Is for
month Of November: Days taught, II;
enrolment, 10; average attendance, 9;
average scholarship, 81; department,
90; cases Of hardness, none. Those
neither absent nor tsrdy: Edith Cor
kill, Guy Corkill, Luther Wolfrum, Irl
Goodrich MRs. GOopRICH. Teacher
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Horn ANDREWS. K. Of R. s S.

WOODLAND LODGE 10. IS, T. o. o. 2.
" Meets every Tuesday night, 80 D. n, a
G.. A. r. hall. Visiting brothers invited q
attend. JOIN HAETZLER, n. G..
z. L JONES, Secretary.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

EO0DLAND CAlfP 80. sIl, n. y. 81
Vt Meets second aud feurth Saturday % -eszh
month. 8 p a, 6 g. = y hall listing n-a-z-
hers are cordially invited % attend.
J. n. JENEz.I., CLERK. S. g. FEE, "
GOODLAND LODGE 10. Ssl. A. p & a. 81.
u Meets first and third Uednosdays Of egc1
moatths 2 80 2, n. az Masonic hall Visiting
brothers cordially invited
E.F. MUzFHE, seeretary.
GOoDLAND CHAPTER, 70 a r a q.
NJ Meets tirst and third Mondays OF each
month, 5. p m-' az Masonic hal. flsikl1r
brothers welcome A. O. PATRICs, 5. P. p
z. T. MURPHIs Seoretary.
COLUMBIA CQAMANDER1 10. s. :.
~ Meets second and fourth Mondays of 6gcl
T7sis = 2 n az Aas 9 e i 1sll. ftsi
= Z. MURPHY, Recorder.
GO0DLAND CHAPTER, 10. ~, Q. E s.
" Meets second and fourth Tuesdays q esc6
month, 80 p m, az Masonic hall. Visiting
MRs- E c. LEMON. Worthy Matrou.
IHos- P LEoNARD, Secretary
.nOODLAND TEMPLE No. Is. RATHB0TE
month, S. p, m at g. A. r. hall. Visiting msal-
bers cordially invited
MRS. ORA WILsET. 81. j.. c.
MS JENNIE WALKER, Secretary.
EUSTIS LODGE 40. 81. KNIGHTS or
u PYTHIAS. Meets first and third Thur
days OF each month, p; M, at g, A. r. ball.
Visiting Knights welcomed.
Horn Andrews. K. Of R. s S.
WOODLAND LODGE 40. rs J. o. .. =.
" Meets every Tuesday night, 30 D. n, a.
g. A. r. hall. Visiting brothers invited %
attend. JOIN HARTZLER, n. G.. -
F. l. JONES, Secretary.
4 WOODLAND LODGE 40. 292, A. Q. .. NJ.
u Meets first and third Fridays OF each mouth,
s p. m, at G.. 4. r. hail. Visiting Workme1
invited. G. f SWAETs, II. ".
E J. SCOTT. Recorder.
VIIP TOP LODGE No. 3e6, B. Of L. =.
i Meets second and fourth Sundays Of each
month, 20 p ul-, at q. A. X bah.
A. H. MATTHEWS, Master
&. III. ALBRECHT. secretary.
WOODLAND LODGE no. 81. B. OF R. q.
VI Meets first and third Mondays Of each
month, 80 p. M, at q. A. r. hall.
J. Z. READ, Master.
E II. PATNoE. Secretary.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

THE BsFUaIl0 one yssr one dollar.
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.GOODLAND LODGE no. 292, A. o. u. w
u Meets first and third Fridays Of each month
.. m, at G.. 4. r. hall. Visiting Workme1
invited. C.. f SWARTs, d. W
:. J. SCOTT. Recorder.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

OOODLAND TEMPLE No. Is. RATHBOTE
VI SISTERS Meets first Saturday Of each
month, s. D. M, at g. A. r. hall. Visiting rnsal-
bers cordially invited
MRS. ORA WILEY, 81. IS. g.
MRS. JENNIE WAL.KER. Secretary.
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GOODLAND CHAPTER. 10. 122. Q. g 8.
" Meets second AID fourth Tuesdays Of each
month, . 80 p M, az Masonic hail. Visiting
sisters AID brothers invited.
MRS z c. LEMON. Worthy Matrcu.
THOs. p. LiEsoaARD Secretnrr
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FUSTIS LODGE 40. 81. KNIGHTS OF
u PYTHIAS. Meets first and third Thurs
days OF each month p. M, at G.. A. r. hall.
Visiting Knights welcomed.
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WOODLAND CHAPTER, No "a r A. D
Ut Meets rirst and third Mondays OF esr
month. s. .. M, az Masonic hall. Visits
brothers welcome. A. g. PArRICE. Is. p. p
r. II. MURPHY. Secretary.
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TIP TOP LODGE NO. 3o5. B. Of I. i.
i Meets second and fourth sundays Of each
month, 2:30 ,. ni., at q. A. R. ball.
A. H. MATHEWS, Master.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-15

NOLUMBIA COlEMANDERT 10. s. &. =
- Meets second and fourth Mondays OF cash
month. s. .. m, at Masonic hall. FisitirT
KNIGHTS welcome. j. W. HANDLET, E. c.
& T. MURPHY. Recorder.
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WOODLAND LODGE NO 81, B. OF r. q.
Vt Meets first and third Mondays Of each
month, Z 80 p. M, at q. A. r. hall.
J. i. READ, Master.
F. H. PArNOE, Secretary.
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NOODLAND LODGE 10. 81. a. ?. a TT.
" Meets first and third 3Gedncsdavs Of e1ct
month, 80 p az Masonic hall ftsiticT
brothers cordially invited.
RoBERT LEsoS, u. ".
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HO0DLAND CAMP no SII. H. -. 81 -
Vt Meets second aud ieurth saturday % es1h
mouth, p IA, at g. s. =. hall Visiting Ele-1-
hers are cordially invited 60 attend
J. n JEWEIL., Clerk. s. g. FEr, v g.