Fraternal Orders Meet In Local Lodges Listings
Mountain City Lodge No. 67 Ancient York Masons meets 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Masonic Hall J Will Moore W M A T Shields See y Rockbridge Lodge No 58 I.O.O.F meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall A W Manspile N G W Grinstead See y Lexington Lodge No 66 K of P meets Tuesdays at Old Fellows Hall W B Hileman OC J V Grinstead K RS Natural Bridge Council No 920 Royal Arc an um meets standard Friday nights monthly W St Beeton Regent James Withrow See y Lee Jackson Camp No 52 Junior Order American Mechanics meets 9 0 and 4th Friday nights at Odd Fellows Hall J B Johnston Councillor D B Radford Lees Liberty Lodge No 5 Daughters of Rebekah meets Mondays at Odd Fellows Hall Miss Anna K Kisiuse SN G Mra M F Crigler Seer V}
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Mountain City Lodge
Ancient York Masons
Masonic Hall
J. Will Moore
W. M
A.T. Shields
See
Hileman
C. J. Vv. Grinstead
K. RS
Natural Bridge Connell
Royal Arcanum
W. St. Beeton
Regent
James Withrow
See'y
Lee Jackson
American Mechanics
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Johnston
D. B. Radford
Lee's
Liberty Lodge, No
Daughters of Rebekah
Anna K. Kisiuse
G. Mra
Seov
Women and Kidney Trouble Across Genders
A persuasive notice touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims universal symptoms include diminished ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheer, with relief described as immediate and the product available in multiple sizes. It invites readers to request a free sample and pamphlet by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. at Binghamton, New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Private sale offers multiple Lexington area farms and a villa
Real estate agent James G. Dixon advertises several properties for private sale near Lexington Virginia. Listings include a 246 acre Valley Seclustval farm with dwelling, barn, granary, spring water, and timber. a 175 acre tract with timber and fruit. a 3bearing orchard property near Oak Dale. plus a splendid home near Lexington within walking distance to Washington and Lee University and the town’s corporate limits with multiple outbuildings, orchards, and streams. Also notes terms, possession, and nearby smaller farms with specified acreage and improvements.
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Lexington
Oak Dale
Washington and Lee University
Vo Mll
Jins
New Monmouth Church
Kerr's Creek
Rockbridge County
James G. Dixon
The Gentle Robber Chief Who Kept a Countess Safe
An elderly tale tells of a hungry robber chief in the Carpathians who dined with a wealthy countess at midnight. He honored her hospitality, warned his men not to steal, and gave her a note promising protection. The chief’s fame ended in capture and execution, a cautionary moral on honor.
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Mr. Crosse
Carpathians
Hungary
Carpathian Mountains
Budapest
Vienna
Thad
Minyang
Emerson Appearance Described by Trowbridge in Atlantic
J Trowbridge recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson in a New London context. He notes Emerson’s tall spare frame with a stoop and aquiline nose, peculiar eyes, and side ear wings. The lecture style features a single driving gesture and occasional manuscript clumsiness.
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Emerson
Tie
T P
J.trowbridge
Atlantic
Board of Trade Deals Drive Speculation in Grain Markets
The Chicago Board of Trade operates largely on speculation, says Will Payne in The Chicago Board of Trade. Speculative trades create a broad liquid market, enabling wheat to be a liquid asset nationwide. The board also acts as a court, with directors and committees settling disputes and guiding prices across North American grain trade.
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Will Payne
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Savings Bank
Los
Paty
Board of Trade
Chicago Board
North America
Nature's frowns and the wisdom of weather patterns
The essay muses on floods and nature's cycles, urging humility before vast forces and noting the balance of mercy and harm in weather. It links atmospheric power to human ignorance, then praises nature's laws and the healing role of compensation, before shifting to a critique of national dishonesty and a promote of Tosedee's German Syrup for coughs and consumption.
Injury From Tightly Laced Shoes
Tight laced shoes or overtight gaiters restrict blood flow to the foot, causing impoverishment and weakness. Prolonged constriction leads to muscular atrophy, shrinkage of muscles in the feet and ankles, and increased risk of sprains from weakened muscles.
Ant brains and a tale of unexpected aid
An exploration of ant intelligence contrasts with a vivid human anecdote about a ruined bettor seeking food. A Baltimore American clipping notes ants show reasoning and judgment, then recounts a despairing man who finds a twenty five cent coin in his vest pocket, shouting for help from an unexpected quarter. It also recounts Chas Godfrey Leland hosting Snick erbocker receptions and a sharp remark on religion by intelligent persons.
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Charles Godfrey Leland
New York
Snickerbocker
Augusta Memorial Association
John W. Gilkeson
Newton Argenbright
J. H. Waters
H. J. Williams
J. B. Roden
W. H. Moorman
Logan Dunlap
A.B. Anderson
WS. Kerr
Rh. Christian
J. BE. J. Stuart Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Association
Upelair
Corporation Commission
Richmond
Triplett
Shenandoah River
Woodstock
McNeil's Bridge
Harnett County
N.C
Levee Breach at East St. Louis Claims 11 Lives
A levee break at East St. Louis, UL, on the 10th instant caused extensive property loss and 11 deaths. The report notes widespread destruction and ongoing searches for survivors.
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East St. Louis
Julius D. Dreher
Roanoke College
J. A. Moorhead
Charleston, D. C
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