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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
HERE AND THERE.
Items OF Interest Gathered From Exchanges
and Other Sources.

Circuit Attorney Folk, who is
shaking the Missouri democracy from
center to circumference, is billed to
speak in Chillicothe March 7.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, Oma,
ha: 81 owe my good looks and health
to HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Have fully regained my health" Tea
or taplets. 35 cents. w. R. Barton.
The Argus says L. w. RummelIs
valentine was a handsome boy baby
and that Ian was so we'll pleased
with it that he bought a box Of
cigars and passed them around among
his friends.
A fine house greeted the Uncle
Josh Spruceby company on last
Thursday night. There are sixteen
people in company and they carry a
fine band and orchestra. The preform-
ance was good and pleased our
people.
DR.. Humphrey, the Meadville
druggist who has attained quite a
court record through prosecution for
the illegal sale of liquor, has been
placed in Jail to lay out fine s14O.
1t will take him seventy days to
sqrar the account.
The BLADE has just filled a nice
order for office stationery for the La
cledc mill and elevator of G. E.
Bruins that is now nearing completion.
The inside work is about finished and
the mill is expected to be running
within few weeks now.
1t isn't how much cold cream a
woman puts on her face but how
much Rocky Mountain Tea she takes
inside that brings out real beauty.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
compilations stay. 80 cents. Tea or
tablets. w. r. Barton.
J. H. Whitecotton, Of Monroe
county, the man who started the to-
boggan down which the Missouri
democracy is now sliding to its grave,
has announced his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for governor.
James is little bit late getting start
ed but he Will be heard from before
the campaign is over.
A. j. Miller, a wealthy and promi-
nent farmer and stockman, died at
his home three miles southwest of
Forker on Friday of last week. He
was Sc years of age and had been i'll
of Brights disease for some time.
The funeral was held at the Christian
church in Sumner Sunday and the re-
mains were buried at that place.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27

the undertow establishments will ply
their trades with renewed diligence
and success, and thus will the city
sustain the unenviaple reputation it
now possesses.
There is room right here to write
up the dark sides of Seattle, but we
forbear We would rather choose the
optomistic view and say that we have
in the churches and religious societies
of every name and creed strong and
aggressive force, earnestly confronting
and combating the various evils that
prevail. We have an able ministry
working energetically and harmonious
ly, dealing heavy blows at iniquity in
low and high places, splendid array
of talent and conservation in our
young peoples societies which promise
much for good in the future.
The business men are awakening to
a proper sence IF the situation and
are taking deep Interest in the mu-
nicipal election to be held next month
and we are hoping for better condi-
tions. D. L. SLINGERLAND.
Seattle, Wash, Feb. 20.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
The Welsh Case Continued.

The case Of state VS.. G. r. Welsh
that was set for preliminary hearing
Tuesday before Justice O. F. Libby
was continued to Friday, March 4,
when it is expected that John Bryant,
the prosecuting witness, will be able
to appear in court.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
win Return Soon.

Mrs. E. T. Osgood, who has spent
the past six weeks in Kansas City un-
der the care of a noted nerve specialist
will be home soon fully recuperated,
and will open her millinery store
with big new line of spring goods.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
Will Move to Colorado,

E. E. Standard came in from
Kansas City yesterday and is ar
ranging to move his family to Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, where they will
make their home.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
IhsrS's No Limit.

There is no limit to the trade of
Laclede merchants. The Model
yesterday shipped part of a car of
furniture, hardware and groceries to q
customer in Colorado.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
Strayed.

One sorrel mare, 5 years old, blaze
face, weigh about 800 pounds, ,strayed
away Thursday, Feb. 1S. Anyone
furnishing information leading to her
recovery will be rewarded.
j. S. CoNENT,
Laclede, Mo.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
NOTICE,

Parties owing taxes must pay them
at once as the tax books will be closed
this month. LEE E. HAMILTON,
Twp. Collector.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
A Long Lived Family.

Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neal, aged 80, is
Laclede's oldest citizen and belongs
to family noted for their longevity.
She is still quite spry and enjoyes
fairly good health for one of her age.
She has one sister and five brothers
still living, the youngest being 81.
Her son, J. w. O'Neal, OF Kansas
City, has recently been looking up q
little of the family history and finds
the places of residence and age of the
seven now living as follows:
Mrs O'Neal Laclede, Mo-, ..... ....... 80
Wash CLANCY, Cordelia, Cali,
Thos. CLANCY, Maysville, Mo.,........s
Mary Goodman, Cordelia- Cali,... .....2
Pink CLANCY, Fairport, No.. .............1
Henry CLANCY, Cover, Mo-, ...... .68
Alex CLANCY. Roekport, No., ........1
Total years 5f7
Average age, 73 years, 10 months
and s days.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27
eIeSaIeS 10 the convention

Total number of delegates 1913.
Done by order of the Linn county
Republican Committee, this End day
Of February, 1904. =
E. B. ALLEN, Chairman.
D. B. ORMIsToN, Sec'y.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1904-02-27

fos Sale.
A Durham Bull, coming three
years old. E. N. Kxn1Y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
g bent It elm M m m en- { ii r
bic qdlburq.

Der @ebentitein fir Sbsobor
Mommfen lit. ipis idon erpGbnt, cine
Wibmung bes &aifers. @0b bat fir
bic 9arItellung iebr gliidIi9 unb eis
senartig bic Sorm zines altrDmiIben
@rabIteins nit f6li9ter ornamentaler
8etronung seipGbIt. Sn fdurfer 2es
benbigteit tritt bier aus Der Nii9e bds
badrumpalIte, bur9seiitigte gbarats
terbilb bes berefpigten 9eIsbrten bers
por. Sarunter ftebt in grobsn rOmis
f9en 2ettern bic bon prof. DITTO
SirfdfeIb bsrfaBte Dibmunssini9riFt
in lateiniider Spra9e, bic in 0eutid1
iiberieBt lautet: mSbeobor Mommien,
benz bebeutenbiten, unpsrglei6liden
9arIteller Der r0mii9en @eI9i9ts, arf
befen @ntrieb unb Rutb Der @ren3s
mali bcs RDmifhen Hei6ss aufsebedt
porben 1T. Wilbelm II. OeutI4er
&aiTer."
Der etlpa 2 Meter 6obe unb balb 10
breite @ebentItein ipirb in Der Jog.
Waffenballe Der Sdalburg in bic
Wdnb etngelaTen. 2ints unb re6ts
bapon perben auf benz 2imes sefunoes
ne @affen angebruht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

Sn bem bon aaiier Wilbelm ere
Heuerten Romertaitea Saalburg bel
9pmbure tpsrben i'm SUM- b. S. brei
8ilbnerfe uufgeitellt: Stpei Statuen
r0mii6er &aiIer, bsren Ndmen nit
btn 8efeitisungen unb 8oritOBen an
ber gsrmaniI6en 9renae pertniipft
fino, unb ba5u Elm @brenbentmal
2beobor MOmmiens, bas &uifer Wils
heIm benz srOben 9sidi4tsi4reiber,
bem r3enfer" Rpms. fir feline 8ers
bisHite um bic @rfabrung bes rOmis
fden 2tmes pibmet.
Sobunnes 90b, Der pielerprcbte
Bilbbuuer, pur Sur gusfiibruns bis>
fer breig8erte beItimmt. gr bat fhon
friiber fir bic Saalburg eine 5igur
bss 6riebensfiirfen antoninus pius
sei9affen; iie ite6t bort Dor Der
Porta decumana. Die beiben neuen
RoiIerlta!uen baben Saorian unb
9lleranber Seperus gum @egenitano;
Der 9luftrag 1T pom &ultusminiiter
ertbeilt. 9en glnlaB bot bic Sbatids
DIE. oaB, nu9 5unbitiiden unb pors
banbenen poItamenten gu urtbeilen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

I'M snnern Der Burg bor bem Sdcels
Ium emit fol9e Stunbbiloer iih be-
funoen baben.
Die @ubl iener beiOer &aiIer ers
Sdeint tpobl begriinbet. Gs iinb Mans
uer, beren Gbaratter Iib purtbeilbaft
berausbebt aus Der 3abI Der rDmis
f9en 8aifer. gteIius Subrianus 117
bis 1873 II. Gbr.) mar Der Na4folger
bes grpben Sraian uno Der 8prgdnz
ger bes 9tntpninus pius. gtus ieiner
bielIeitigsn 8egabung entiprang bic
Reisung gu einem peri6nli4en Regis
ment; ppblmsinenb, aber unrubiG
fab er INNER ielbIt germ mad benz
Redten. Die 3eit ieiner SerrI4aft
bilost buber cine lange ReiIegeI4i9te.
Inter Saorian tpurbe bas r0miI9e
8efeitigunssipitem on Der uusgeOebn@
ten 9ren5e gegen @ermunien abges
f9loFen. Der iugenolide glleranoer
Seberus bat elm Sabrbunbert fpGter
9elebt unb regiert. Sin pobler5Ogss
net, tugenobafter SerrIder BON be-
fem Willen, tppblberat6en bon bem
ftreugen, re9tli9en lllpiun, benz eros
fen Suriiten, fanb er in einem SOls
bateuuufitanb bel Main3 Elm getuaIts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

: 4ergerItd. 9tber i6 bite
bid, es lit bod pirtIi9 GrgerIidh, bid
INNER drgerIi9 au feb'n. @rit pirit
bu iiber ben Sienitboten Grgerli4,
bann Dtrit bu iiber mid Grgerli9,
neil i'd nidt aud drserli1 bin, unb
ieBt biit bu GrserIia iiber bid felbIt,
neil ib bariiber drgerGi9 perbe, bab
bu drgerIi4 biit, neil ia ni9t drserli9
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

Ri4ttg. giun, Srib, tsnnit
bu bid in ben bier @eltgegenoen
f6on aus9 = Selbitperitdnbli9. -
Bon po bIGIt aIio beute Der Binb9
- Bon binten.
-Sa, bic Srbnung! Mleire
Sruu 1T duBerit genau; ieoe Sa&e
muB ibren beItimmten PlaB bubsn.
= Sang pie bic meine; aber ben
PluB, ben finbet man ME, ipenn man
mas Iu9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

-ginSeGb. Sn meinen Qugen
III Sottor Gruier Der grDbte Selo, ben
i9 femme. - Wieio benn9 = Ra, er
nimmt fogur Die Reoepte, bic er f4
ielber peri6reibt.
- Gin aufri9ttser Suns
&c. Sscur, gebit bu germ sur S9us
le9 = Sebr germ unb i9 tomme aud
germ aus Der S6ule mad Saus. Sur
in Der Sdule brin bleib' i4 Iebr uns
germ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

- Sas annette 9eIi6 t.
@lauben Sic an bas 5tpete 8eIiAt2
purbe Der junge GeIebrte gtfragt. =
anerbings CLAUDE i9 bran uno nit
iebr gutem 9rrnO. Reulih 9lbenbs
erit mar es. ba begegnen mir pI0Blia
Slpei Serren. Sd iebe ben einen an:
Sein @eIibt mar mir fremo. Sus
5lpeite @eii9t uber mar mir betannt.
@s mar mein 5reunb 9lrtbur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

-8tufirt. limb mas pirIt benn
bu MAIDEN, SGns9en, fpenn bu NAL
srpb iein ipirit? - Hi9ts. SD bin
i4On 10 miibe auf bic WeGt getom'
men!
= Gin 9 6lautopf. 9srtGu'
fer: Die Sberbemben fpiten alio pro
0uBenb 60 Mart, probebemben era.
tis. &unbs: Sm, bann MAIDEN sic
mir alIo 5pDlf prpbsbemben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
Saifabe Der &atbebrulc
BON Solebp.

umfansrei9e @ieberberiteIlungsarbeia
ten porgenommen lpsrben. Die 10
febr gefdbrbete &utbebrule erbebt ftH
auf Der STEELE, no emit eins Sauptmos
idee Der Mauren ftanb, unb Seigt in
ibrem Stil bic ipe9ieInben Sormen
friiber unb ipdter @ptbit, Der langen
Suuer ibrer 8uu5eit entfpredenD. sic
1T fiinfi4iffig ansslegt unb in Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

flames @nbe: erIt fe9sunbsipanSig
Sabre alt, lpuroe er in Der bon benz
Sbruter Wariminus erregten Repolte
ermproet.
Sobannes @0b bat bic iiberlebenss
groben Sisuren i'm Settle ibrer 3eit
oargsItelt. 9sibs erI9eiuen in rei4er
superintendent; ben prG6tigen 2es
bertoller i9miiden aIte, tropbdenartis
9e Srnamente, unb auf Der 8ruit 5eis
gen ii6 Iinnrei6e Reliefs: bel 6abriun
elm Seros, Der stpei Gjreife bdnbi9t,
uuo bel bem iungen, friib ba6ingeruffs
ten 9llerdnoer Seperus elm Sra6s, Der
eiu babinraIenoss, ben Reiter mad Iid
fdIeppsnoes 9ferb iiberfGat. SIN ues
brieen Iinb bic Statusn nit i6rer bes
Seihenben GebGrbs 10 aufgsfuBt, a!s
pE lie Ii6 ben &riegsrn Supenoeten,
bic an ibnen porbei in oas Sur @ufbet
tpabrung Der SeIosei6en uno Seilig'
tbiimer biensnbe Sdcellum I9ritteu.
Sabriun itiibt feline gteate auf einsn
iduesH, f5epterartig auslaufenben
Stub. 8as bonn turSen @ollbart ums
rabmte Mdnnesantlib beIeelt 9ardta
teroolItr @rnff; elm 2prbeer3lpeig
I9miidt bus Sudr. Sus.nblid f8idnt
erI6sint gtleranbsr Seperus; unter
BEN 9trm bas Shtpert, bsFen Sriff
feline 9inte umfabt. Goel 1T bas
Saupt nit BEN biibI6sn, lpei6en, pors
nebmsn 3iigen. 9a5 tur5 geI1orsne
Sadr umI9lingt cine Siegerbinos.
Sir bic a6pfe Der beioer Satier biens
ten antite Bitten uno Wliipaen als
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

= Gin sGii idIt9er Menf 4!
9as 1T Elm &erl, bieier Rib, aus alien
beritebt er 8apitul gu i9lugen. = SIT
sr benn 70 elm 9liidspiG5? = 9us
mill i9 meinenl Reulih beiratbet er
sin gang urmes Mdbel, i6ufft ibr foz
fort cine SteGuns fir breitauienb
Murt unb lam iebt gang gut oaOon
leben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

Staffif4. WirO bid beine
Nama auf ben 8uG bestetten9 : .
rein, i'd mill, baB lie biibi9 bubeim
bleibt, benn mas 1T elm 9eim, in benz
bic Wtutter feblt9l
-9ettlerb bumor. Nun. Qls
ter, 1T bas glinbieiu fpeni9Itens elm
eintrGgli9es 9ei9Gft9 = @enn man
als @atte blinb 1T. bub' i9 seb0rt,
bann 1pu es ems fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
Gin 9enfmal fiir Sibnnsti9ans.

SentmGter fir bsriibmt. a.uts, iuie
mir oeren in 70 GROCER 3abl gu trri9'
ten pflegen, tennen bic GbineIen ni9t.
gs gibt i'm sun3en 9inefi4en Reide
ni4t elm ein5ises StanbbilO, bas eis
mem Wiunne aum &nbenten erri9tet
tpdre, nit 9lusnabme bon 8ubbba unb
@onfucius, bic mebr als 9Dtter gel'
ten. 9afiir selten bic @rdber GROCER
MGnner bieien als 9entmGler. pbne
bab biefe bier ettpa in Stutuen ipies
bergeseben ipdren. @pllen bic gbinez
fen einen Der Sbrisen aber befonbers
ebren, bdnn erridten iie ibm 0entiteis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

= Sn Der SItnif. BrofeFor
Der Gbirurgis: Sic feben, baB bus
re6te 9ein bes patienten auffalIenb
tiirSer 1T ais bas linte. unb baB er in
5olge behen bintt. Run, mas piirz
ben sic in einem IoI9en Sole tbun9
Stubent: SD iriirbe aud hinten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

-Rt8t eonS 10 T6Gim m.
Serr: n0enten Sic fid, mir bat pers
gangene Ru4t getrSamt, i'd bate mid
Sbretlpe9en umgebra9t!" = TrGus
leiu: rgdb, ipre6en Sic bod lieber nit
Wdma!" = Serr: n0as bat mir d6er
uidlt QetrGumt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
Die Gatheorale bon Solebo.

Spdnien itebt TN 8esriff, bur4
bic pietdtlOie @leidgiiltigt.it Der 8e'
b0rbern ipie Der 8ebDlteruns zines fei'
ner berOOrragenoit.n 8aubentmGIer
aus Der 8liitbe5sit bes Mittelalters
einSubiiben, falls ni6t nod in LETTER
Stunbe OeritdnbnibOOGles Ginereifen
bon SuItdnbis,r Stelle bus 9lergIte
berbiitet. Seit lansem f9on mar BON
Der 9uufdaigteit Der autbebrale in
Splebo bic Rebe, oeren 306 SUB bober
Sburm nebit bem 9etp0lbe besSaupts
tbOrs einauitiirSen brubt, penn ni9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
Gin Denim al ( il T 2i6ungs
tt dang.

ne, auf benen bic Shaten besIelben
perepigt iperben. 90 iinb benz peritors
benen 2ibungtI9ang, bem .9ismard
Gbinas", ipie er genannt porben 1T,
auf 8efebl Der Saiierin an perf9isb.s
men Srten bes Rei9ss SentIteine bies
Ter @rt erri9tet ipprben. Sin folder
Sebentitein ftebt unter anberem in
Siinanfy, Der SauptItabt Der 9ros
pin5 S6antuna. @r 1T gum beITern
S4ube Der SnIdrift nit einsm Sisrs
lt9en Sempel6en umbaut, bas polls
ItGnbig i'm ulten 9ef6mad Der 6ineiis
i4en 9autunit sebalten lit. Ser Stein
1T elm berber SaItItein, ipie er in
S9antung bielfa6 bortommt unb nie
er aud gum 9uu Der beutI9sn S6uns
tung=@ifenbabn pielfa9 pertpenbet
tporoen lit. Die OberflG6e lit bur9
S4leifen uub poliren f9par5 gez
mu6t; bic eingebauenen S9rifttsei9en
6eben ii9 BON bic fem bunflen 9runbe
beutli9 ub. Der Sempel lit in Der
Suuptfu9e aus Spls gebaut unb in
bunten 5arben reid bemalt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
6 o sit.

9ottor: n2aK't bod baS piels
Srinten fstn, Sans! S9on ppr msbr
als bunbert Sabren ertarnten bic @es
Iebrtsn bic idGbliaen Dirtuueen bss
9lltubpls!"
Sans: mSo2 limb tparum iolI benn
jebt grab anfaugsn nit Der 8efes
runs9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
BiIItaes q q sDut.

3pei !Ssrren baben it9 in einem Res
itaurant ie Elm Ragoutsfin beitelt,
has ibnen porsiisli9 f6mest. - 9ns
fie fat bamit fertis Iinb, finOet elmer
Der Serren cine SIiege burin. Boiler
@ntriiituns ruff er ben asllner. 9ies
Ter entf9uIbiet iid tuuienbmaI unb
elite fort, I'M elm neues Ragoutsfin
5u bolen.
m9l9 College,, iugt Der anbere, als
Der aeIlner berf9tpunoen lit, bergen
Sic mir bod mai Sbre Sliege!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

8Orlusen. Die 8ronassiiife Der bets
ben Statusn erbalten einen beiOnoeren
Rei5 bur6 malerif6e patinirung fos
tpie burd bic 8ergolbung Der Ornas
mente unb NelieFa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

Yrobat. .8is iinb Sic nur
aus Dem 9ebrdnse beruusgstommen2"
- 80, ib babe einfdb eine orbentlide
YriIe seuommen = sic bGtten mai
Ieben iuaen, tpte i'd iie ba aussiuanber
senieit babel"
NILES, pasertann. Suit
bu audi WiGuie i'm Saus, pierrs9 =
Cine gun3e Wtenge. - Was tbuit bu
beun bafiir2 = 2llles. Sic pobnen
bel mir, ellen bel mir, unterbalten ii9
bel mir. Wtebr tDnnen iie bod ni4t
berlanaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

8teGGsi6t batter re6t.
SD bore. sic iino nit Sbrer Dot
torre9nung niht redt Sufrieben. -
Rein. Sd CLAUDE ndmIth ni6t, buB
tr bsrs6tist lit, fir bic cine Operation
Stueibunoert Murt 5u berlungen. -
SSa, parum benn nt9t2 - Deil er
bann it9er biel me6r perlanst bGtte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05
@r bmdter in Der &0ni9 ss
fapelle.

ausTattuns ibres Snnern BON iibers
pGltigenb rsi6er Bra6t, LIN ben
Gbor reibt iia elm &run5 BON 8apeIs
len, barunter bic Der Neuen 8Onige,
bic San SagotupeGe unb bic bes Rei'
ligen SloefonIo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

@esnber sd Oante Sbnen OuB Sic mid BEN rn.n bfss
blutbIrtigen Q6pen gsreet baben!"
aannibaIs rnisnO): rNi n5tbig fir Elm iol @ FnO Sit
biel gu gut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-05

9tbsr Wlaris. bas 5teiI6, bas sic
beute gebra9t baben, lit ipieber fait
gar ni6ts ais &np6en
SD baB bem S9lG6ter au9 meins
Meinung eeiagt. p@as9 Sas foI
SIeiI9 fein2" bub' i'd eefust. -Ru,
penu's fir mid ipGre, ipiirbs i9 ss
gang ii9er nidt ne6mrn!@
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
AT LOUISVILLE.

Columbus, r. Toledo, 3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
MASONIC.
Members should De Prompt-Chips
From the Temple

Members should BE prompt-Chips
From the Temple.
The members OF lodges and other
Masonic bodies should bear in mind
the hour of meeting and be promptly
On hand. says the keystone 1t will
assist the worshipful masters. and
those who are prompt IN attendance
Wi! not pc kept waiting for the ad-
mission OF tardy or late members.
mat master i 70 be congratulated
VINO San deNIse some way ny WIleh
lhe uoor q 'ae ioaIe y closed az q, GER
'a-h tIi'le anu ~ Idt'AeF SUBMISSION az
!o"'', - ll'eu.oe'S q Ni''.o'S. More
'l'''i 'i"i' IN '!ine VI snc iou-t ~ '"Ae'l
" WIN "'''iiiss'0i u ii'V'''09'S anu
'S''0'9'
Al last report there were 3d5 lodges
10 Kansas Win membership OF u
a.
Reports presented at the session Of
lhe grand coiunlanueFy OF knights
1ehip1afs OF Ne" MEXICO snow mat
esnt coAihahdeFles nave kh'Ihled our
ing the year 81 totai membership VEL
Whittier lodge at Whittier CAL, VIII
erect handsome Masonic temple. IL
will be Of brick and artificial stcne
thfee stories hlsh' Win twenty loot
cui'ol"'
Masonic temples have recently been
destroyed by ire IN Ripon, Wis; Rocky
Mount y. c.; Gugdon, Ark; Decatur
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
m aaas ass \
IR0fAL e7EAptAANN.

Massachusetts, councils have done
excellent work since the first of the
year and now have nearly $4,000 mem-
berS.
nuging the FIRST three months Of 1904
there We're 2,5o7 new members admit
ted to the order in the New York juris-
dlction.
The New Jersey jurisdiction initiated
nearly 500 new members in January,
February and March and now has a
membership Of over $1,000
The Tennessee jurisdiction Is stead
lily growing There are forty-two Roy
al Arcanum councils In the state, with
$500 members.
Gains made by the councils In Ohio
since the first Of the year have in
creased the membership Of the juriS.
dlction To 1850. There are 100 active
councils in the Buckeye State.
Reports presented ut the recent scs-
sion of the grand council of New York
show a membership in the jurisdiction
Of '75.54S, gain Of S,9GS During the
yea, eighteen new councils were insti-
tutel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30

There Is an organization in Toledo,
o., Of boys under eighteen years Of
age known as the Junior Modern Wood,
men Of America. They have organized
themselves into a drill battalion, with
uniforms, axes, etc.
Governor John +, fill Of Maine was
recently initiated IN Augusta camp.
The remarkably low death rate Of
the Modern Woodmen OF America
speaks volumes for the care exercised
In selecting members.
At class initiation In indianapolis
recently 49, candidates received the
degrees.
The Modern Woodman says the sur
est way to increase the membership Is
by employing a good deputy, one who
has been trained and knows his bust
ness
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
Ladies' of the Maccnbees.

Recent reports show the order now
has membership Of 1900 making
the society the largest womens bcne-
hciary organization in tie world
The orders financial secretary recent
ly reported that the order had a total
balance Of S1,O0J, s2I97.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees Of Mis-
souri, made a net gain Of .2GO life ben
eft members for 1903. making one Of
the best records Of any state under
supreme hive jurisdiction and the
greatest record this state has ever
made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30

st. Paul, i Minneapolis, Q.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
GRATERHilysossIP

The Independent Order Of Forcsters
paid beneats amounting TO nearly 81,
100000 in 1903.
4 CHICAGO Judge has decided that IN
der the laws Of Illinois an order may
sue member for dues AMI can get a
Judgment even after the member h9s
become suspended for nonpayment Of
dues
As a beneficiary society tie Royal
Neighbors OF America became nine
years Of age on the Dist of March.
A si5.01 Eiks temple viii be erected
in McKeesport, Ia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-30
Royal Neighbors of America.

4 man who holds social membership
In the Modern Woodmen is not eligible
TO beneficial membership in the Royal
Neighbors.
The society has received permission
TO commence work in the state Of Ken
lucky
More than 800 Neighbors have earn
ed white roS pins.