Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 February 1894 — Page 4
HIE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 1891.
B. F. cJOSMN amll«*s the Bn*/il HhK'k
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! " The first »—' - low lodge
And the Best IMttsburtrh and Anthraeite. Coal yard opposite Yaudulta freight i»tWee.
11.11’HANTS CARI.I) FOR.
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN A?JO MALTA. I.ieuteii'.mt < lemoiiiitler «l. V* . streeton of Ne-.v York--\ arlmiH Nolen. Ili*o. .Ernies V/. Sts-eetoi), right eminent lieutenant eomtiuimler of the order, was Itoni iu lirookljti inlNll. lie wasduhl>e<l u
Knight in Brook-
S
■Ns.
If you have a house for sale or rent, and It is proving an “elephant on your hands. ’’ 1 ‘ us look after It. »Ve’ll sell It or let it. as
wish, if there’s Rivet that faet we’ll elineh it.
let
you
i possible eustomer in »o\vn ia your mind, then call anil
./. A/, f HURLEY Insurance, Real Estate, and Lean, . . .
lyu encainpuieut in l^^r. hi 1*91 he was commissioned district deputy grand prior of tlj^ third district iu Brooklyn. Hi>s »•. vices were so admirably rendered t i,.;i in U be "as |;romoteil to the olTu e of grand prior i >f t lie st ate i f New York, one id the most important iu the order.
Seeond Floor. First
.Vi* ional t-U
Bank Building
CITY DIRECTORY.
< i rv tti i K (’hai IfS It. (’iit-e Frank E. Landes
Mayor. Tn*asurer
Clerk
Marshall Engineer Attorney
Hih'. Board of Health
< or.NVll.MKN.
1st Ward. . 'Hiomas \iirains, I. I Randel tjnd ” Geo. F. Blake,.I allies Bridges :trd ” John Riley. John K. Minor
J. 1>. ‘hitler
.1 :iuit‘S M Hurley William E. Starr Arthur Throop Thmn»s T. Moore
.Eugene Hawkins M. 1)
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.1. W. STIIE1 TON.
To tlmt i < In* i.r nuoit • 'm* same itval. Ability ni:<) ,li*votion i -•»« ill 1 i-cviousont*., and at tin* la~l Hn:ii*. - >1 ilcci i *ii la; was el,•itwl tiv a h r iN nie majority to llie i«>»ition he tenv holils. wliii'li i« t lie Hia-oml liiuli -t nfUce in the ".ft of the u-aml l««l.v. t’ceur <l“ l.ion iif ilreoklyn nave the Most 1 Kinim .t Gr.irl i nnuiaiKl,rSir.I. A.f’owan of Torou: 1 a royal v.t ;eoi!i* on hia re-
cent visit to that eitv. 'I In re were alaiut j 1,500 Knights aiel frienUa in attemlanc,— • over IVxi in uniform. The most eminent sir
wa tlie recipient of a very i I, i:ant K<>ld M. I-',, (i. 1’. bailee, handsomely engraved, front the eneampment, and a most unifpie souvenir from t lie live original charter mem-
hers. It v. is in shape of a t^aile dollar, the i
‘head” of which lifted up like a cover, dis-
ODD FtLLOWS.
Reronl ,,t a,. Ancient tills 1 iNil I od^e I;,—
l»,>kal, 11,'jree Note*,
aulhentie record of an tfihl Fel-
low l.i(ls r e is a recently discovered nmn, script in whieh are recorded the minutes of the meetin;: "f A list mens linltfe. No. 1*. of the (). of <> F.’s at (ilube tavern, Uomlon, on March IS, ll-fS. It is i|uite certain, however, tliat the onler was in existence loni! la*fore that time. Aceorclinir to the minutes of the Aristarcus UmIkc, the meeting* opened with prayer and closed with a lieuedletion by a n'gularly ortlained preacher. Fome of t he rules governing this lodge are very amusing, the following Is-ing rare samples: •‘No tipstaff, bailiff, marshulman or runner eligible for admission, nor any laxly servant or laborer, except by dispensation. The proposer or pet itiotier of a person who may 1m* rejected by a majority shall pay a fine of J*. hi. for his inadvert-
ence.”
Sister Irene Marsh, president of the 11cbekah slati cir.ivetition of Minnesota, was presi-nted with a magnificent jewel In her sisters in appreciation of her valuable sei vices to that branch of the order. The Kansas Kehckaliian says, "The grandest anil noblest order in I he world is the Odd Fellows, and in reaching the pinnacle where it. stands the 11 click ah has proved a faithful ally in all its undertakings, in all its progress and all its glories." The Kebeknk branch keeps up ksonward
march.
Steadfast Hebekah lodge of Fast Weymouth, Mass., held Itsannual meeting re cently. There were *-.‘00 members in attenu-
ance.
Minnt balm Rebekah lodge of Minneapolis celebrated its liftei nth anniversary Jan. 3. Don’t encourage the aspirations of those
ImlmiM on tlx* Warpath.
Tvcnun, Atiz., Feb. 3.—Reports have reached here from Maiumoth, 60 utiles northeast, that the Indians are on the warpath. Four of them attacked Hualpia Clark, a prospector, who escaped and started for Mammoth for assistance. On the way In* found tin* camp ot William Enimersou. Emmerson could not be found and Clark lielieves him dead. A party lias left Mammoth in pursuit of
the Indians.
All 1-iTr T-.i i» l>i,n.irs.
Nkw Cabti.k, Fa., Feb. Ik—Word has been received here of the murder in Neeley, Neb., of Charles Cage, formerly of this place, by George Hurst, a desperado. Hurst came np to Cage on the street and because he was refused s. iu* thrust a bowieknife through Cage’s | iteart. Hurst was captured and that , night a mob took him out and hanged ' him. Shiftlu'i' Hunting a .Match. Loi isvti.i.r., Feb. Ik—Charles Slusher and Jack Mellett have gone to Hot Springs to make arrangements for a tight with "Spider" Kelly for $1,000 a side, negotiations for whieh are already on. Slusher thinks that Kelly is none other than Billy Myer. the Streator cyclone. hut is nevertheless willing to take ; j him on at 135 pounds.
Depraved Father.
St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 3.—In a case the outgrowth of Edward Danner ihsorting his wife and running away with his sister-in-law, Bertha Larker, Danner yesterday swore that he had Ixjugh: , Bertha ontright of her father, paying ; him $10 cash for iter, with the proviso that he was to do with her as he pleased.
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Those who did not see homes where they can visit their fireside.
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urasHamai ciasrjiss:
The father did not a „™„t j™,-,l,«
swtromm'ssim.cr closing their pic! tin-in a group inlaid in
A. Hrockway. I
Mrs. Mary Hirch. - Seho.tl Trustees,
t), Anderson. 1
It. A. Ogg, Supi'i'lntcmli'iit of city sclools.
rottasT iiii.i. cemetk:iv i.uAttu m hihkit-
mts.
J.8. Mcflary Pri*s John f .Hrownins V Pres J. K. bantrilon Sis: H.S. Kentck Ticas ■bum** Daagy .Supt
I-., lltaek. A. O. I. u-kriit^-
thesoliil jxirtion of the coin, whieh when closed it is utterly impossible to notice that
it opens.
Assessments SI anil S3, together with quarter’s dues to Morcli lit, were duo iu all encampments Jan. Id.
KNIGHT.') TEMPLARS.
Meetfnir first Weilo.-stlity night each month
:it .1. S. Met’lary’s olltee. SECRET SOCIM I IKS.
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OliKKM vsti.e i.o:mik no Jts. Hriicc Kraster
I„ >t llannu...
Meeting nights, every Wednesday. Jerome Allen’s Itlock, .Ini Poor.
PUTNAM 1,0DUE NO. 45.
John A. Michael.... . .. .... E.T. Chaffee. Meetinir nights, every Tio-sdav.
N. ti
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Hall. In
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(.’entral National Itank hloek.Jrd Horn*.
I ASTI.E CANTON NO 3tt, P. M.
J. A. Michael t ’lias Mclkel.. - -. First and third Monday nights of
iiioiith.
r>. ok it. no. lOtl.
Mrs. John Merryweather.
II. K. Itadger.
X. (1
Sec Meeting nights. e\ > r v *^nd and till Mondui of each nionth. iiall in S.entral Nat. Itank
building, 3rd Itoor.
UltKENC ASTI.E UIUOE -133 O. C. o. OK o. K. tffoi. Hartwood N.fl \\ . F. leister . ,P. B Meets tirst amt third Mondays.
Marriage i,r --Iiist I’.mlnent Sir Hugh Nlc-
Cnrd)—Various Alusonlc Notes.
At Charlotte, Mich., D,*c. 31, 1S93, Sir Hugh McCurdy, must eminent grand master of Knights Templars of the United States, was married to Mrs. Emma J. Goodrich, who is a very worthy ami estimable woman. There wen* no cards, the wedding occurring at the residence of the bride’s father, and only the family being present. It lias been stated that In the past three years New York has dropped from tlierolls for nonpayment of dues 1,313 Sir Knights, but the facts do not bear out the statement. Ih turns of the grand commandery t’npt of New York show '-,4 aah;* dropped in i ! K 'Jb, ‘J80 in 1811, which included 10 suspend11 ' ! eil, and in 1803 330, which also included 3t>
| Mts|>eiisioiis, a totiil of 703.
Sir Knight Joseph Hoffman Collamore 1 presented to Joseph Warren commnndery, : Boston, a handsome new organ. The occai sion was one of splendor and great rejoic-
! lug.
Sir E. E. DoAvnham of Alexandria is
jiersotiiil aims of the onler. The design for the veteran jewel, to be I worn by Odd Fellows 50 years iu consecutive membership, has practically been |
adopted.
The total assets of the Rebekah branch of the* order are upward of t'JtO.OOO. Wisconsin can beat New York on lady i deputies. Out of a total of 100 Keliekub ; districts, 8) are represented by sisters us lodge deputies. The Rebekah branch of the order has i 18,000 more* members than the encamp- ! meat branch. The Rebekahs of New Jersey are actively engaged in providing the orphanage at Irv- i ington. They have purchased laud and | paid $3,500 for it. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
charge.
Turn tu 1‘li‘c*** by Dynamite. L< it isviu.k, Feb. 3.—William Hauuaz. farmer near Anchorage, this state, was engaged Thursday in dynamiting stumps on itis farm. Hi* did not return home at night ami search was instituted, resulting yesterday in tin* discovery of bh body, horribly torn anil covered by fragments of stumps, in the held wher * he* had been at work. Went Virginia Mininu; DillictiHy. Charleston, Feb. 3.—A conflict lx*tween striking miners and men at work is reported from Acme, a point remote from railroad and telegraph coinmnnicatu,H. and that serious trouble is cerlain. Oliieers have been sent to the scene.
With it the Great Columbian Exposition can be seen a^ain in all its grandeur and beauty. All those wonderful structures which made the White City noted the world over for the beauty of their architectural features can be looked upon and studied at leisure, All the lovely hits of scenery which made the grounds so attractive are reproduced in their natural colors and will again afford enchantment to the beholder. No important feature of the Fair has been left out, and the accurate descriptions which accompany the views, give an excellent and enterta ning history of the GREATEST EVENT of the nineteenith century. Tlifi Worlds Fair in Water Colors
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Hull in
Tlx* Order Improving In Numbers and
Ouality—Spear I’ointM.
Then* has been great improvement in the i uniform rank during the past year, and the KniKlits of Pythias proper have also [ made tremendous strides. It 1ms lieeu not- j ed that applicants for admission are far mi- \ perior in every quality that goes to make j good citizens than lias ever been known in 1 l he history of the order This Is meant to be no reflection on the men who laid out | the foundation on which the Pythian temple was constructed. It shows that the ; time has passed when thedoor of the lodges were open to every passerby who cared to
T «« cbnureii iiurneu. Consists of a careful selection of buildings, land scapes and dren of James Scanlon, aged i and :t scenes about the exposition grounds, reproduced in water years, were hnrneil to death and Mr*, colors—twentv two in all enclosed in a beautiful portfolio or
tAtrl Itov ofriAvfa 1 f ^ t i i i /• case forming a lovely and at the same time a safe receptacle
for so rare a prize.
Scanlon frightfully burned in her efforts to save them yesterday afternoon.
Car stablps Itiirneci. Cincinnati, Feb. 3.—The car sheds and machine shops of the Consolidated Street Railway company, located in Avondale, were burned yesterday. Many cars were destroyed. Loss over $U>0,(Hit).
Tlx* WvatlHT.
NOTHING * LIKE »IT * UNDER
SUN.
MASONIC.
KASTKKN STAB.
Mrs. Hickson W. M Mrs. Dr. Huwkiiis Sec First Wednesday night of catch month. Git KEN r ASTI.K GH A PTE It it. A. M. NO 21. H.S. Rollick H. I* II. Bonis Sec Second Wednesday night of each month.
orand commander and Sir William B. favorably acted
The only set of Facsimile Drawings in Water Colors
... ..„) . Tll , e for vicinity illustrating the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago In
enter, and for tho future the mau himself the coining tliut\-six hours are j-j^ celebrated HTtist Ciruhtim.
will be considered before his application is J as follows os received by II. S.
Isaacs of Richmond grand recorder of the
grand conimaudery of Virginia.
The new commandery of Knights Tem-
plars at i'*"**
U*
upon.
It LITE I.ODOE K. AN!) A. M.
.I»*8se Richardson
H.S. B aN '1*1. i >.<l VV'..
W. M 1
Six.* I Third Wednesday night of each month.
COMMANDEHT.
W. H. II Cullen
J. Mel). Haws
Finn-ill Wedm*H<lay nlKht of inch month.
Hill) AN* I.ODOE, NO. ID. K. & A. M,
H.S. Bryan
W. F. T.-l-ter Meets n<*onn11 anil tourtli Tui-sulays. AVHITk I.II.A l H AfTEU. NO. 3, O. E. Mr*. M. Florence Miles Mrs. 3(. A. Tetster . Meets Heenurt and tourlti M Mltla>s.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. KAI1I.E 1,01)0K NO. It).
Wm. M Itrown.. I*. (’ David i 1 lezle ,-.,. Sec F.vei-v Frtilrtv ntgtit on 3rd Moor over Tlnm. j
Atn-ams store,
OllK.KM'ASTI.E lllA'IStoN I*. H. W, E. Starr Capt It -tl t .l l loo ... See F!r-’t M "*-!:*.y * * 11 ot eneh m.oiin.
Chippewa Palls, Wis., is named
Tanored anil has about 40 members. Sir John J. Jenkins is eminent commander and
Sir B. Gardiuier recorder.
New York state raises about 5,00*) Fellow-
crafts annually.
M. W. Otis E. Weld was installed as grand master of the grand lodge of MossaF.. C i chusetts on St. John's day, cod the usual 8ee 1 observance of the festival of St. John the
Evangelist was had.
w*. M New Jersey has a metubersbip of alxjut
..See , 15,000.
The library at the New York Masonic
\v xt temple forms one of the ino-J valued posSec | sessions of the grand lixlge and bus become
I one of the most complete and practically useful Masonic libraries in the country. Bight Eminent Edward L Gaul of NeV: York is still conlincd at a sanitarium.
IIahiunc.ton.
a.o. r. w.
COLLBGK rrrv LODGE NO. 9. John Denton... M. W A. B. Phillips S«*r Second and 4th Thursdays of each month.
DBGKKK OK IIONOK.
Hose Me A linden
I>i*llrt Moore.
First and third Friilavs ol eaeh month, on ;hd door (’lly Hall Blot k.
of I! . S«*e Hail
RED MEN.
The Great Ineohonei ,, 8 Proclamation to the
Oidrr slmrt Tall.**
Great Inco'uonee reckhipaugL’a prccla
Will L. Seism, editor of The Knight’s Jewel, was elected supreme representative by an overwhelming majority at the last session of the Nebraska grand lodge. Ohio and Pennsylvania have each four representatives, Indiana three and Illinois is now* entitled to the third. 1). D. Burnes’ hussars is the only mounted division of the uniform rank in Missouri. The Ohio Pythian home has lieen located at Springfield. West Virginia is making a move toward the erection of a Pythian home. General W. A. Schmitt of Quincy, ills., now has the honor of being the longest in the grand lodge, lie has been there 30
years.
A. 0. U. W.
mother, do sister, no brother, nor
Goo,I neport. From the Dakota JurU.lIc- j h;ld ,, 11()W ’[*,„. p J n . tion—Chips from tlx* Workshop. i * * 1 *
audience. Wil-
liam < tirry was an acceptable Uncle Tom, except when be snnq, and
Renick it Co. from the official
weather bureau at Indianapolis: IhNCl*^ }NliC*(cll 111 t ll(* C.O I l(*(!t 10II IS !) GIlM. Indiana! ous. In,I., heb. J. i n( ) X (- |, est thing to an actual visit to the World’s Fair Much colder, lair cn Siindav. j s an examinapon of these beautiful water colors. No picture
in black and white can convey the faintest idea of the real appearance made on Midway Tlaisance by the brilliantly arranged Turks, Arabs, Indians, and the many other nationalities to be seen there. The life, the warmth, and the spirit of these pictures make them captivating to both young and old and render them more satisfactory than they could possi-
bly be if they were in plain black and white.
Draws as Wrll as Evrr.
Kate Partington, the Topsy of old. just us wicked as ever, was the j central figure and the most able character in the production of "Uncle Tom’s Cabin” at the opera house last night. Topsy still insists that she was never born, and that she "never bad no father, no
lion—Clii|)S I’runi tilt* \\ orkshop.
Dakota jurisdiction received 1,070 new | drew all ini’ lense
members in T'Ki. In this jurisdiction Ileci la lodge. No. 83, of Hecla, S. I)., has inau- ; gurated open sessions of i he lodge once in | ttvo weeks, the general public being invited and instructed in the workings of the l>eneficial feutultra ami treated to an entertain-
Jticob KU*f«*r..
Thus. Sn>ff
Kvery Mtuulny rity Hall Block.
It HI) MEN.
OTOE TIOIIL NO. 140.
.. Sachem
nikht. Hall on Jrtl
hem •See floor
HOY \\. ARCANUM. . mvr.vu. vrv :f*i
W. ii. (ivc rHtrtM'f fl Chitt-. Liindc ■. Stfond ami fourth Thursdays of owh month
Moot in G. A. K. Hall.
mation to th<* order touches on various mat- ment at the same time. The new leatun* (
Is said to work excellently.
Pennsylvania lias added to the expenses i of tlie G. W. M. a salary of Slut) per mouth. Nebraska made only 10 assessments in the last year and starts 1H*J4 with a blank. Tlie Massachusetts jurisdiction closed the |
year with 13 assessments.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen | lodges, numbering nine iu Omaha, are iu a
very flouriaiug condition.
There were 363 applications received at [ the office of the grand recorder of Massa- i chusetts for the two weeks cudingThurs- j
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The gram* lodge of Quebec and maritime provinces was organized on Jan. 34. The i institution took place in the city o' Mon- I
treal.
ingt* n
C
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streets, Cull
OMKEM ASTI.E POST NO. 11.
A M. Mnxon . .. I. P. , littplu ... wm. II. Ituik--Every M<unlay evening at . o’clock
corner Vine and Wustdi
tloor.
woman’s uki.iek , ones. Alice L*. < hanin ... . ..,Pn s Loiiise .lucolis ... 8ec Meetings every seeunrl and fourtli Alorelay at 3 p. ni. l>. A. It. Halt.
ters of interest and also contains a number of decisions. He estimates a membership of Hd.OOD and urges united effort to increase this stiff further. Attention is called to the new adoption ceremony; also the form for raising tribal chiefs, tlie veteran badge, official diploma, degree of Pocahontas, offi-
cial history, etc.
Tlie Bed Men of Nebraska arc very ac- | tiv-e, and nearly every tribe throughout the
state reports material growth.
Indications point favorably to the early j institution of a degree council in New York.
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Great Junior Sagamore Butts publicly j raised iiptbechiet oi Hoiieuasauiiee iribr, 1 iSoslo:., Jan. i. l , ’ , .“t < o-ltem W ti Jnr dan was presented with an elegant regalia S Gn at councils have no rigid to enact a law pel Mii.iiog LiMiiiCiTk ,*,T Tl.’^.Tc’ C7 j”’ Pocahontas to limit tlieir female membership to the wives, sisters, daughters, mothers and widows of chief’s degree members.
Martie Lynton acted Aunt Ophelia well I'v i Bi ll played an efFeeting Eva. The singing of the Lone Star Quartette was highly pleasing to the audience. The i>iece altogether was well done by the Stetson combination.—< ftc.shr I ' udir. At op-
era house Monday night.
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FI UK ALARMS. L\)Hp*ir»* av»* and Jjiberty st. lndiMim Mini Ihinna. Jackson and I)a«*yy, Madison and Libert>. Madison and Walnut. Haiitia jukI Crown. Bloomington and Anderson. Seminary and Arlington. Watdihnrtoi), east of Durham. Washington and Locust. Howard and (’rown Ohio and Main. College uve. and DeMotte alley. Locust and Sycamore.
i- _ -i r ii . “"ni. The police* eaI! ia one tap then a pause and then follow the box mi moo i COr.XTY OFFICKHS.
(«(*r). M. Bifiek F. Bl. Glldewell. Geo. Hughes Oauiel T. I)arneil Danie) S. Hurst J. F. O’Brien F. M. Lyon. T. W. M Netf wm. Broadat reel • (». W. Bence. M. D. J.D. Hart. ) Samuel Farmer John S. Newgeut)
Auditor
Sheri If
Treasurer i
4 lerk
Recorder | Surveyor I
Henuoi Superintendent 1
Coroner, Assessor !
See. Board of Health Commissioners.
American Legion of Honor. Two new councils are forming on Long
Island.
New bylaws and literature are ready. The demand speaks for uu increase iu 181M. In IS Id 1,004 death benefits were paid, amounting to $2,781,500; relief benefits paid ! am on i: ted to •?127,000. Dr. Busli. medical examiner in chief, approved 127 examinations <itiring the week
of Jan. 3.
Public installations by tlie <■ nincils help t hem. They revive interest, and companions who have not been in t be council rooms for years perhaps will turn out to see a public installation. Invite your deputy to perform the duty iu public and ask your friends to
l>e present.
Ro.vul Society of Good Fellow*.
The medical examiner in chief, Darius Wilson, M. !>.. of Boston, reports over 7(X) applications approved during the month of December; thU notwithstanding the financial stringency and the holiday season, each , sufficient of itself to prevent growth at this
particular time.
Total amount paid by the society on account of death claims up to Dec:. 10 aggre-
gates *1,879,^7.91.
It is estimated that the January calls you. 110 and 117 will realize 105,000.
The time for the payment of the lirst in- ] stallment of the special tax levied by the) National Provident union congress expired , Jan. 1. The amount payable at that time was 50 cents per capita. This tax was cheerfully paid by the majority of the citizens, as it is to be used in promoting the work of j increasing the membership of the order. The second installment will fall due July 1, and all citizens bringing iu candidates between Jan. 1 and July 1 will be entitled to per candidate, payahleou or about Aug. 1. The National Provident union lias paid nearly $1,000,000 to beneficiaries. This or der is growing and is doing good work.
Ho ymt i*M*r rnn*i<li*r the <|iiuiity of tin* foml you an* ratinj;/ u m.’iy j L* good. It niiglit be better, purer, fresher atitl more wholesome. »- iri11*-ri, rt, t, ..*r,..rt.; Slvf« . .. ,- -.7. -r " .t;-::.
KKJJI*. ■•'Dices, and innumerable other >jiT)i*i*i*ies are of the best qunlity ? TIhti* isui h a trifling ilifl'erencc in tin* prices of tin* U'st anil tin* worst that it certainly I lines not pay to buy the worst, even on the false uroiiml of -upposeil conomy.
■|’lic best is always the cheapest, because tin- imisi satisfactory anil durabli ami the very best „r everythin}' in the Grocery line is kept at
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Modern Woodmen of America. Tltere are now 831 camps in Nebraska, thanks to the xoisl work of Deputy Faulkner. State Deputy Carrothers of Iowa ia an en thusiastic worker for the order. The work which Camp No. 130of Omaha is iloiiiK should prove a stimulus to the other camps, and the enthusiastic aggressiveness of its members is a wort by example for all. Cliorten Friend*. The order is fast growing in public favor. Every day the order pays out to the widows and orphans the sum of $3,50(1. For the last year it has added about 1,000 mem tiers fier month. Chosen Friends is an insurance society whose business is to watch the interests of the policy holder.
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