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fnnd for the defeat of temperance
County Lodge, I. O. G. T.
ed.the Lodge with some very ap from Germany—the kind of wine
workers."
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The County Lodge met' at .-the propriate and "encouraging remafks. " and-Jager—a-ciy of gilarm at th.'-
It is signed by the president of liaJI of La Creole Lodge, No. 23, I.
Bio. Leland instructed those increase of drunkenness. The ad
•the Association.’ three vice presi- U. G. T, on May 9th, 1882.
. present in the degree work.
voeates of light winos and Lt-er’ .
’ dents, recording and correspdnding
substitutes, for-'runv and" whisky
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The Lodge met .in degree, of
- secretaries, treasurer'and attorney, Charitv,--Bw».~S. 8.' Gimble in the ■ Th|» Lodge was called to ordenat have for years pointed t<o Gefpiany
lt’has the seal, of authority, and-L chair., * "
9:30, Bro’. 8.8. Gimble in the chair. as illusti'ation. The advocates of
kno\y of no better campaign" docur ” Pro tern appointmentsJ. S.
The Lodge then selected Mon the free sale ofMjeer and ale have .
ment by—which to silence those Ashbaugh, W. S.; Jennie M. Brown, mouth as the place for- the next pointed R^.thc same example. But
’men that claim that prohibition W. V. T ; R. F. Robinsoir? W.AL; meeting.
now the»Ao/me publi hl", a F g. n
does not prohibit. After, speaking •Miss Nellie Miller,. W. D.M: Car-
The installation'gf Qjticers was 'lette r u]Jtwt the ahtrrrdhTcl’C’n.’se fif
of the rapid spread of tefnperance rie White, I. G-.; J. L.’Riggs,-O. G. next in-order. The Financial' Sec. intemperance, and-the. me of alco
principles, they say, ’"And suchTs
The following Committee was ¿Hid, Marshall elect being absent, holic drinks in place of, or in addi
not only the ease in Maine and appointed on Credentials
Sisters those offices "were declared vacant tion to, the uso^Of’beer." Belgium
-Vermont, Kansas ami Iowa, hilt Nellie-Miller, Carrie White,Jennie
and Sister L. L. \Vhiteaker was has, .since' 18K>, more than doubled,
right hgre/ in our own State their
" IG <>vv n I It• > - Murphy and J. S. chosen as (F. S. and Bi ■. "J J:h S. tin- ii e of alcohol, aiid lii the jin-
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unrelenting
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Ashbaugh.
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Ashbaugh for ('. M., and < an il "dustrial counties there i, a .drain-,
“liar result;.
flic Committee on (Irdvr of Bush- White; IR J I. S. The oiiiciAs- shop for every ..seven pends: In
The ‘ig’ubiant a.ml lilimL alone . ' h.css, was Bros. White, Robinson
were (hen installed by Bro lie-land Germany* the draim J,mps ¡HcreastM
V s will aiiyJjuJfg r a -'ert tliat there is and Stevens.
..in tww year' I2..2‘;1 about I'd "pci-
State’Deputy .
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no danger in lîTmdîs in view .of the • On motioii the Lodge adjourned • A .motion was made.jiiid cairied, ct lift The Empefor t>| Germany, irr
fact that the open retail sale of in to meet in the subordinate degree !ito appoint a committee <»n Ways his'late address to lnA Parliament,
I ixicati'ngMiquor I- of any K<».l
kind is
l? a, |u,|f
;,o tl,,ek
and Means, cond-ding-of one mein called attention to the. rcribtts. m-
absul.ilcly
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rher fioll) each •lll‘l'’idilMb L "6 -J e+rasgaif-eritites'and rnroi^mea nors
in mmicrouM local communities, nay jmtinment.
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itii consider the best way of raising committed-
, -■ ¡n entile counties and senatorial
On- nibtion Sister. \\ hiteaker, of 'fitnds for the support of the.< 'otinty diunkennés- ami Ritritami, nt has
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districts,
that
under,
our
own
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•.'A'irgTii ’ t<> limit the number .of
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• I Triumph Lodge; was included in •Juodgt*.
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shop law. tile most careful ami ebu- report on Credentials. »
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(In motion the L’ptige adje-nmed licuii-.cd dram-shops.' - -It is apparent
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scientipus s iloonMccopers, especially
lyT .pit-
. _ that xvin^. and' Fti’
J. W Richards was chosen W do meet at 2 o'clock *1’. M.
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tho e in tlw ruiaLdi tricts, aye fie-. AS.
ventive:?
of
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_During the intcrmiwdon a -Baiul_
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TjuenUy sentenced Mb" heavy lines- On motion the report of the Of Dope was "organized by Mrs. tiny awaken ami si.l...
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find iujp'risoiiinent, and the earn-' report of the Committee on Urcden-- Aanilei vert, Blate i}up£Tinte.ndent appetite for stronger drinks.’’—Ab'
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ings an>l. savings of years of honest tials "was adopted.
.Mrs? L.. L. Whitcakcr, Asdstant
One of the mo.st\ 'Truitfiil .’ in
I ji I aic ->W( |>t away ly judgnu nts . 'I’lie rtqioi t of the Committee on Supi'i intendent, and (•'•i. I. Iji.vd;^, .; lllvllls a. Jnan e;ul i.-.h j< m
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for damage- s awarded _u.i.idcr tliA < h der- of Business was lead and Stale Deputy, with forty charter"
put his money into, bad whisky ami
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very law.”
after being amended so as to inter members, which will be kubij-ii as' put the whisky into himself. ■ Th A”
Phis is trulyjike " Satan casting line “ for the good of the ¡order,” Union Band No.
it bcii^ the piohabilitics arc always jn favm\of.
< out Satin.
But it is enough to was adppUxL
seventh Band , organizedin the real i zing. front- < me—kuudred td t n—r
l-ma'kc Beelzebub laugh, this talk of
Bro. Leland favored the Lodge .State. _ Jennie jM. Brotyn was elect-' thousand -per cent, of damage \o’i
“ cm. ch 111 i• >11s ,giloon keepers, »ami , wi^li solhe very appropriate remarks ed-Hujajrintcndcnt, and .Mrs. Mary
the investment. For an-* invest^ r
' “ honest toil.
(•'onscikutu H L s and I for the goocTof the Order.
MycrvAssistant Superintendent. -
merit of ten. cents h<- may get ..a
honest itfiTgood vvords; Imt like
Pursuant
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The
report
of
Bro,
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Gimble,
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result of a quarrel, an diitrag ?, or a t
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.' 1 pobrTray^are found in had compa
Lodge came to order at 2 o’clock", brutal murder, with, all-their c-'m-, .
G- U. T., was read and adopted.
ny this time. '
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..,nijtants ‘ According to a Texas
The Lodge adjourned for recess, and the following ¿‘onnnibtee^vvgru’ L ________
*The bow-of promise has appeared i;during which time Sister Etta Da appointed.:
Ways and Meansy paper an investment of 60 cents iu
and w'hen it becomes distinctly out- vidson; of Monmouth. Lodge, favor Credentials and J’inance.
whisky, by a young man named
Jiru’d , lathers can fee! a sense-of se ed those present wit’ll some excel-'
C ommittee .on programme- lor
jn the ywar-T'ip'l, cost Fannin,
curity for their sons; motherscan lent music. :
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jnext meeting of theMfounty Lodge; ¡ county, in timo and money, more
look upon its glory and >4'eel com
On motion Sister Whiteaker, of Sisters Millie Doughty, Montaouth : than the revenue. arising from tho
parative safety for. their innocent Triumph Lodge,, was allowed nine Lodge, N. 331 Nellie Miller,/ I.<a
trafliG.,%
amount-___
daughters, and
bioken heated votes,-she being tile oftly represen-. Creole Lodge, No. 23; L. L. Whit .ed to. Dean, inilamed with Ins .
whisky, khot and killed Dan Coul- ’’
wives
eaker. Triumph Lodge. Nd.'262 ter. Then tlfe McDonalds shot and
.» , ■ and . paupered children may
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look upon Rs charmed circle, and
The Lodge then proceeded to the Bros. L. -/IS. Rowland and D. I killed Dean. For-this oii’eoce they
once mere make room for bopc^ ekcUon of ogcerg .for the ensuing Murphy; Monmouth Lodgi». No. were arieSted, and after continuing
the case several times, wercr'triqd
wieic lope ,lia.> been <Lad.
ea>, term, resulting,in the choice of the, 331. •
and.
convicted of lmunlaughtor. and
"hope lias even now dawned upon , fonowjng . S. S. Gimble, C. C. T;
On motion-the Lodge dosed to
them, and it w. If grow brighter and i JennJe Ai Brown, C. V. T.; J. W. meet at Monmouth at 10 o'clock sentenced to tlie penitentiary.
While in jail they were rescued by
brighter even unto the perfect day. • i Richards,
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S; B. L. M-urphy, C. F. the second Tuesday in October. their fi i< H'ls l.uxal.ii - « -pi n t:l.- jail
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This bow is of our own painting. S.; Belle'Teller, C. T.; ; E. S. Stevens, 1882.
.1. W. Rl< 11 A It US,
ifml liberating th'm. 'Taking’it'to
t: ifO worth of
Its outlines depend upon the friend»: ('.
p. O. Powell, Ç. M ; Nellie
I gether, this sixty
County Secretary,
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whisky
.killed
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HYm, ..made ono
ol prohibition, who. by voice .and Miller, U. I
John Crowley, i*.
widow,
caused
two
‘men to bo in-'
, Beer and Light Wines.,
by voteT^will help to dcep.cn its <>*G.
caicerated and .kept "ip jail , at an
. colors, and- thus give security and [ 'i Sistbr \\ hi teak Vf. of Ti in mph Commentili', ii| n the' allvgiJ! enmmou-s cxjmnsb to’ tannin
hope to all.men.
all,men.
¡ Lodge, Bró. Murphy7of Monjfnquth beer and light-v. inc them y'for wie { county-/slud causcil trouble" to tho "
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¡ Lodge, Bros. Robinson and Riggs, cure of intemperance,, based upon ■ familick .and Jiiemls of those-two
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-yk^Lct nitn ' laiigl^ when" V<>u of La’(’reole" Lodg<>, Brà White, of tb'c example of Germany, (Jjtc • men’; and then, tlux expense of
I'.witimtyes and-trials in court-, with’
sacrifice desire to duty, if they will. < Uk Grove Lodge, Sister Vandet- Norll'.i.l'r sl< lit ('I jik I I • f
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<-of.time to tile licritl and posse,
\ \ ou ha\c time and eternity to. re vort, of Rosa Lodge, and Bro. S. S l .
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. Fannin county .to the expense
joice in.’’
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vor- I ’ “And now comes a c'ryof .distress ..of npt k than Sib,out)
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