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Tuesday evening Gordon's Hlall corner east, 16th and Grand avenue! Drake Council No. 67 .- C. K. Howe Commander: Arthur Mershon, Secretary: meetings first and third Friday evenings of each month over 2331 North, Uni versity Place.
North Des Moines No. 87 .- U. A. Rice (ominander; Mrs. C. E .. Beatty, Sec'y. meets |Thursday evening's Rice's Hall or er wos. 12th and En is, Stree's. IOWA KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
W. S. Blanchard, Grand Dictator; J. O. Mahana, Des Moines, Grand Treasurer. Des Moines Lodge No. 16 .- J. G. Brad- ch, W. I .; Jacob Beaner, Secretary; Flynn Block corner west 7th and Locust. Street.
GERMAN TURNERS ASSOCIATION Julius Moetze]. . President; . Emil Schnabel, Secretary: meetings first Fri- lay in each month. west 8th between Mulberry and Cherry streets.
UNITED . ANCIENT ORDER . OF DRUIDS.
Humboldt Grove No. 12 .- H. Hansch, Noble Arch: B. Shreiner. Secretary; meets iist and third Thursdays each month 216 r Walnut Street. 1
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Equity Collegium No. 46. H. ; Kagey, V. Rector: W. A. Call, Scribe; meeting's first Tuesday each month Flynn block cor w 7th and Locust Streets.
Unitus Collegium No. 47. C. D. Cod- dington |Rector; 3. S. Burnett, Scribe; meets fist and third] Friday in cach month.
RONAL ARCANUM.
Iowa Council No. 1197.4- Walter Irish, Regents W. A. Lawrenson, Secretary:
meets second and fourth Fridays of each month 6th ave cor Walnut.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
Great Council of Iowa. B. A. Hale Great Shchem; W. E. Davis, Great Chief of Records.
Taimph Tribe No. 2. - G. L. Jobe, Sach- em; A. B. Meldwn, Chief of Records. Winnebago Tribe No. 9 .-. A. M. Fletcher, Sachem; W. G.'Case, Chief of Records.
Largest Stock!
Omaha Tribe No. 11. Joseph Gifford, Sacher; R. H. Lowe, Chief of Records; Hartford avenue corner Main street, Se- vastopol.
Keokuk 'Tribe No. 13 .- J. B. Long, Sachem: A. W. Fulmer, Chief of Records. Onaya Tribe No. 23,-J. M. Wharton, Sachem; Jay A. Dickey, Chief of Records.
Rantchewaime Council D. of P. No 1 .... Mrs: Amy C. Capron, Pocahontas: Irs. Ellen Llopper, Ka of P .; [ meetings first and third Thursday of each month, cor- ner east 6th and Grand ave. :
Isletta Council D. of P. Na. 2. .. Mrs. W. B. Keffer. Pocahontas: Mrp. Gee Shope. K. of Re: meets second and fourth Tuesday each month
State Insurance Co's Building.
Mingehaha Council D. of P. No. 4, Savastopol: Miss Mianie. Tawney; Poca- hontase Chas. W. Me Nut, K. of R.
Owano Council D. if P. No. 6. Mrs
GARFIELD ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE NIELSEN HANSEN& CO. 527 East Locust Street
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Grounds permanently locate l. comprising 266 acres in the city of Des Moines. Spacious Halls, constructed expressly for Art, Floral and Agricultural exhibits.
Fine' Track, with Amphitheatre seating 6.000 persons.
Barns for Speed Horses enlarged and remodeled. giving light and ventilation, and providing a 14-foot driveway through centers.
Barns for other Stock front the exhibition rings and give equal facilities to all exhibitors. All Barns for Cattle and Horses have shingle roofs. No money spared to secure in all |divisions the most competent Expert Judges in the country. Live Stock and other exhibits may be shipped by rail direct to the grounds. Delightful Groves for Camping. Water in abundance.
Quick Transit from city by double-track Rock Island Railway and street car line.
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Products of the Farm, Workshop and Household.
LARGE PREMIUMS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
The Grounds will be lighted by E ectricity. PLEASING AND INSTRUCTIVE ATTRACTIONS, Grand and entertaining music furnished by the 1
IOWA STATE BAND. OFFICERS. President HALBERT HEAD, Jefferson, Greene Co. Vice-Pres.+J. W. McMULLIN, Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co. Secretary .- JOHN R. SHAFFER, Des Moines, Polk Co. Treasurer .-- C. B. WORTHINGTON, Des Moines, Polk Go
DIRECTORS. TERMS EXPIRE JANUARY, 1892.
P. G. BALLINGALL .. Ottumwa, Wapello Co. A. 11. GRISELL, Mente, Guthrie Co. 1
L. C. BALDWIN, Council Bluff-, Pottawattamie Co. F. N. CHASE, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk C'o. S. S. Sessions, Algona, Keswith Co. - TERMS EXPIRE JANUARY, 1593.
JORN A. EVANS. W ... Libert ;. Musatin . .. W. W. FIELD, Olebilt, Sac.Co .. ---
II. B. GRIFFIN, Marquoketa, Jackson Co. R. C. Wenn, Des Moines, Polk Co.
H. I. Syrrit. Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co.
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ST. JOSEPH, 'MO. Blanch House, 118. w. 2d.St. Des Moines
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Kirkpatrick, Pocahontas; Frances Merkle, K. of R.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. Division No. 1 .- Patrick Burns, Presi- dent; B. J. Foley, Secretary; meets third Sunday in each month 522 w Walnut Street.
Division No. 2. +P. H. O'Brien. Presi- dent; Hugh Coyle, Secretary; meets sec-
ond Sunday in each month corner East 6th and Locust Street.,
Irish National League Des Moines Branch No. 177 .- M. Kennedy, 'Sr., President; J. C. O'Donnell, , Secretary; meetings first and third Sundays each month. 522'w Walnut Street.
Catholic Knights of America Branch No. 305 .- 1I. S. Harritt, President; I. IL Kurtz Secretary; meets first and third- Monday each month, State Savings Bank. :
ROMAN CATHOLIC MUTUAL PRO- TECTIVE SOCIETIES. 1 St. Joseph's Branch No. 12 .- L. MAI. Kurtz, President; T. A. Edtl, Secretary; 1
meetings first Sunday each month. 1 St. Ambrose Branch: No. 31 .- D. Sulli- livan, President; James Ledwick, Secre- tary; meets first Sunday each month. St. Patrick Branch No. 42 .- H. V. King, President; . W. H. Riley, Secretary; meets first Sunday each month corner East 7th and Court ave.
B. P! O. E.
Dr. W. C. , Pipino, Exalted Ruler; G. F. Selleck, Secretary; meets first Mon- day evening each 'month Continental Block. 1
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Crocker Post No. 12-A. Masser, Post Commander; P. W. Walker, Adjutant; meets first. and third Thursday each month; Flynn Block corner West 7th and Locust Streets.
Crocker Relief Corps No. 27 .-- Letta Bi Hanger, President; Susie B. Walker,
Secretary; meets first and third Thursday evenings each month, Flynn Block cor- .ner West 7th and Locust Streets.
Kinsman Post No. 72-T. F. Doane, Commander; A. $. Carper, Adjutant; meets each. alternate , Saturday in each month in Wagner's Hall corner East 6th and Locust Streets.
Kinsman, Relief Corps-Mrs. J. M. Faut, President; Mrs. Emma West, Secre- tary. Meeting every alfernate Saturday . evenings, corner cast 6th and Locust street.
MARY LOGAN CIRGLE, LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, President;
Mrs. Lottie Earle, Secretary. Meets al- ternate Tuesdays each month, corner cast 5th and Grand avenue.
SONS OF VETERANS:
E. B. Scheetz, l'aptain; Harry Bliss First Lieutenant: G. Eaton, Second Lieu-Ht tenant. SIeets alternate Friday evenings each month, forner east 6th and Locust street. :
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
Mrs. Ella Bliss, President: Miss Min -; nie Clumpitt, Secretary. Meets every al- - ternate Friday evening, Lynch's Hall, east 6th street.
ILLINOIS VETERAN ASSOCIATION. ' J. J. Stuckey, President, Des Moines; II. P. Walker, Secretary, Des Moines; Headquarters Des Moines.
MEDICAL SOCIETIES.
POLK COUNTY MEDICAL SO-
CIETY.
Dr. W. C. Pipino, President; Dr. A. W. Hoff, Secretary.} Meets first Tuesday în each month at County Court House. . POLK COUNTS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.
.Dr. A. MI .: Linh, President: Dr. Geo.
C. W. FOWLER 714 W. Locust St. Telephone 511.
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. Steam Heating, Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
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FIRST CLASS GOODS,
In all the Leading Styles.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS À VALISES. WEST WALNUT ST., COR. SIXTH.
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Royal, Secretary. Meets first Monday . each month .. - HOSPITALS.
Cottage .- Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson, Pres- Ident; Mrs. Henry Sabin, Secretary; Mrs. A. Mali, Matron, 1125 west 4th street. . Tracy Home for Invalids. - Mrs. A. B. Tracy, Manager, corner west. 4th ord Ridge streets.
Des Moines Institute of Homeopathy and Hospital .- C. W. Eaton, Secretary and Manager, 613 east Lyon.
RELIEF ,SOCIETIES. -
West Des Moines Relief Sociey -Mrs. HI. J. Bellangee, Secretary. Headquar- ters 616 west Locust street.
BENEDICT; HOME.
Mrs. S. R. Woods, Superintendent; Mrs. H. E. Raimheld, Matron, corner west 3d street and Forest avenue.
CHRISTIAN HOME FOR SELF-SUP- PORTING WOMEN ..
Mrs. E. R. Hutchins, Pesident; Miss Hattie Ankeny, Secretary; Mrs. IM. A. Rogers, Matron; 585 west, 7th street. 1 DES MOINES HOME FOR FRIEND- LESS CHILDREN.
Mrs. A. Y. Rawson, President; Mrs. A. Q. Olmsted, Secretary; Miss M. V. Heth- erington, Matron; west High, corner 21st street.
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
The Iowa State Band-was organized in the spring of 1890 with a cash capital of $10,000. Their instruments are silver plated, and of the most celebrated make in the world. They have given thousands of | concerts all over the north west, de- lighting all who have heard thein play. The Iowa State Band has become a household word in Des Moines. The officers are as follows: | President, George C. Newman; Vice President, W. W. Fink; Secretary and Treasurer, John F. New-
man; General Manager and Musical Director, Frederick Phinney; Business. Manager, C. H. Dumr. The Directors are: D. B. Lyons, J. M. Shuck, John E. Newman, Frederick Phinney and George C. Newman and W. W. Fiuk.
Following are the musicians composing The Iowa State Band :.
Julius Obertop, Drum and Traps; Rob- ert McLaren,, Bass Drum; H. Hickok, double bass Helicon; A. A. Ram- sey, E Tuba; M. R. Davis, E Tuba Prin .; J. C. Vincent, Antoinophone; F. C. Kendall, Euphonium; C. Griswold, . Trombone; H. Herring, Bass Trombone; Carl von Coelly, Trombone; J. Henry Fischer, Trombone; C. Carlson, Baritone; H. Long, Orchestral Horn; C B. Way, Orchestral Horn; S. Lister, Orchestral Horn; E. H. Johnson, E flat Cornet; Cass Ramsey, B flat Cornet; W.B. Tompkins, B flat Cornet; Rodney Malone. Solo B flat Coronet; Patsy Conway, Solo B flat Cornet: Al. Hayes, Fliegel Horu; Wm. Lansberry, Tuba; George Redhead, Bass Clarionette; M. D. Hess, Alto Clarionette; Arthur Cox, B flat Clarionette; Arthur Davis, Solo B Hat Clarionette; E. P. Hast- ings, Solo B flat Clarionette; Fred Heb- beln, E flat Clarionette; Lee II. Davis, Flute and Piccolo; J. Mortley, Master of properties; Otto Fritz. Solo B. Cornet; Hafner, Drum Major; Ed. Martin, Trombone; John Jordan, Oboe; H. A. Goldback, Bassoon, Fred . Heb- bein Sr., B flat Clarionette; W. II. Hum- phrey, B flat Clarionette; C. McClenahan, B flat Clarionette; J. Lehfeldt, B flat Clarionette; Henry Kruse, Drums and Traps; Henry| Edwards, Surrossophone; Charley Lamb, Trumpet; John L. Shultz, Anvil; Charley Wise, Anvil; Thid Wright, Helicon Tuba BB.
Connected with the Band, and con- trolled by it, is the celebrated Third Regiment Band, Iowa National Guards, also a fine orchestra for dances, concerts,
Organized 1878.
Capital City State Bank
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banquets, weddings, receptions and all | in each month, east Grand ave corner 6th
occasions, where first-class orchestra music, is required. For terms, apply toi JOHN E. NEWMAN, SeC',, Des Moines, Iowa.
Foster's Opera Orchestra. + Jacob Schmidt, Musical Director; R. S. Malone, Cornet; E. P. Hastings, Clarinet; Charles Griswold; Trombone; C. Ramsey,Violin; William Lansberry, . Basso; John Steele Viola; Julius Obertop, Druens.
Kromer's Orchestra .- A. [ J. Kromer, Leader; Max Kromer, Harp; Charles Kromer, Saxaphone; E. Thayer, Basso and Prompter; A. Davis, Clarionet; HI Shodel, Cornet; [headquarters 316 west 6th avenue:
Des Moines Mandolin anfl Guitar Of- chestra .-- George Cross, . Fred J. Hun -. toon, Harry Willis, Will Mills, George F. Johnson, 502 west Walnut!
Des Moines Philharmonic Society .- Thomas Hatton, President; Woods Hutch- inson, Vice President; C. M Keeler, Seg- · rotary; W. E. Barrett, Treasurer; S. A. Stephensen, E. J. Risser, J. B. Weaver, JE., E. W. Peck, Executive Committee; N. L. Bartlett, conductor. 618 and 620 west Locust,
SWEDISH MUTUAL COMPANY. Alfred Holm, President; C. A. Ryden, Secretary.
SWEDISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY SVEA.
C. A. Eckstrand, President; A. J. John- son, Secretary; meets second : Tuesday each month Skandia. Han SWEDISH ECONOMICAL SOCIETY SKANDIA
A. Barquist, President; . W. Barquist Secretary; meets first day each month Skandia. Hall.
DANISH BROTHERHOOD NO. 15. N. S. Nielsen. President; E. Jepson Secretary: meets first and third Thursday
Street. SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Pricess Alice Lodge No. 51 .-- H. Bell, W. P .; Thomas Beck, W. Treasurer; J. F Burgess. W. Secretary; meets first and third Monday evenings each, month, 102 West Walnut Street.
PATRIARCHAL CIRCLE.
Pioneer Temple No. 1 .- S. J. Gold- smith, Worthy Oracle; C. C. Shope, Sec- Tetary; J. C. Loper, Chief Captain; meets every Thursday evening over 312, West 5th Street,
DES MOINES TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 118.
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(. II. P. Groves, President; Miss Asdia Lucas, Recording Secretary; meets first Sunday f each month over 312 west 5th Streit.
HIGHLAND GUN CLUB.
C. W. Budd, President: William Burnett, Secretary: ' (lub House north of Des Moines river between 3rd and 6th ave ?:
DES MOINES BICYCLE CLUB. '
J. B. Green, President; Walstein Sey- mour, Secretary; WVest Grand avenue cor- nea 12th Street.
LEAGUE OF AMERICAN WHEEL- MEN. 1
C. W! Ellsworth, Des Moines Consul 1113 Center Street ..
STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
J. A. Harvey, Des Moines, President: Mrs. A. E. McMurray, Secretary. Office room 9, Goode Block.
POLK COUNTY TEMPERANCE AL- MIANCE.
G. T. Carpenter, President; Nathan E. Coffin, Secretary. .
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER- ANCE UNION. (Non-parti-an.)
Seventh. District: . Mrs. N. M. Smith
W. W. KIMBALL CU., STATE AND JACKSON STREETS, CHICACO.
614 WEST LOCUST. DES MOINES.
Wholesale Dealers In PIANOS AND ORGANS
W. E. SANDS. Gen'l Agent.
H. H. SICKELS & CO., 119-123 West Third St.
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DES MOINES COLLEGE,
REV. H. L. STETSON, D. D., President.
It is situated in one of the most beautiful and healthful portions of the city. The oldest and best equipped college in the city, Having an endowment of $100,000. Its faculty is composed of thoroughly edu- cated and experienced instructors, furnishing the highest grade of college work. This college has never sought for large attendance, yet the number of students this past year was double that of the preceding year. The Faculty prefers to mike the work of a high grade and leave this to win popular favor. 1
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IT HAS AN ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
There are Four Courses of Study Provided, viz: Classical, Philosophical, Scientific and Literary.
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The Academic course prepares students for cutrance to the best Eastern Colleges, and in any part of the course students are prepared to enter the corresponding classes in such other schools. There is also a department of Music in which are teachers fully qualified to give the best instruction. This department has been rapidly growing and it is the purpose of the management to keep fully abreast of the demand for the best musical training.
It is open to all persons on the same terms.
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President; Mrs. M. E. Woodin, (Allel) Sec- retary.
Polk County .- Mrs. L. S. Boftenfield, President; Miss Jessie Sankey, Secretary ..
East Des Moines !- Mrs. N. M Smith President; Mrs. Nannie Howe, Secretary, meets every two weeks at Homes of members.
.| West Des Moines .-- Mrs. James' Lee; President; Mrs. C. E. Rawson, Secretary; meets second and fourth Thursday of each month Foster Opera House block.
Northwest Des Moines .- #Mrs. E. Hol- lister, President; Mrs. E. D. Jones, Secre- tary; meetings second and fourth Wed- nesday of each month; corner west 19th and Crocker Streets.
North Des Moines .- Mrs. M. C. McCoy President; Mrs. J. P. Bushnell, Secretary; meets first and third Wednesday in each month at homes of members:
University Place .- Mrs .; A| Q. Reynolds, President; Mrs. S. W. Maltbie, Secretary; meets first Thursday in each month at. homes of members.
WOMAN'S .CHRISTIAN ANCE UNION. (Partisan.)
TEMPER-
Seventh District -Mrs.M.A.McGonegal, Mrs. Ella Hamilton Durley, President; President; Mrs. M. J. Morrow, Secretary, - Mrs. C. E. Risser, Secretary, Y. M. C. A. Headquarters room 611 Loan and Trust Building. Building.
Temple W. C. T. U .- Mrs. Helen. F. Parlin, President; Mrs. R. Irene Wagner, Secretary; meetings second and fourth Friflay in each month, room 611 Iowa Loan and Trust bldg.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Union Lodge No. 263 .- Henry S, Wil- CON, C. T .; Herbert Adams, Secrethry ;. meets every Monday evening Good Teniplars Hall Flynn block
Fidelity Lodge No. 259,- 'John Hughs, C. T .; C. C. Briggs, Secretary; meets Monday[ evening! each week at Gordons Hall corner east 16th Street and Grand avenue.
North Des Moines Lodge .- A. H. Kel- sey, C. T .; William Shugart, "Secretary; meets every Thursday evening at Perry & Brainard's Hall 6th avenue corner State.
University| Lodge,-Horace A. Eaton,
C. . T .; Secretary; meets
Tuesday evening corner North and 24th.
IOWA STATE TRAVELING MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
W. F. Mitchell (Des Moines) President; F. E. Haley (Des Moines), Secretary, of- fice 227 w 4th street.
COMMERCIAL PILGRIMS OF AMER- ICA.
Council No. 5, M. V. Blackburn, W. V. P .; W. A. Meyer, V. Secy., meets second Saturday in each month, west Walnut cor- ner 1st street.
THE DES MOINES CLUB.
L. M. Martin, President; Horace See- ley, Secretary, corner west 7th and Grand avenue.
DES MOINES WOMEN'S CLUB
POLK COUNTY WOMEN'S SUFF- RAGE SOCIETY.
Mrs. Alice S. Longley, President: Mrs. Kirk, Secretary.
CALEDONIAN CLUB. - John Cownie, President; T. MeClure, Secretary, meets every Monday evening over 520 west Wainut street.
THE DES MOINES INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTS.
W. A. Hotchkiss, President; W. A. Wetherly, Secretary, meets 1st and 3rd Monday evenings each month, Good Tem- blars Holl.
Golden Rule Clothing House D. M. JOHNSON & SON.
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They furnish more positions for their students than any other schools in this country.
TEACHERS desiring to change their occupations,
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A boarding hall in connection.
Young people who wish to fit themselves for positions as short-hand writers, book-keepers and clerks, should visit the schools or send to their catalogue.
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
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POLIE COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE, -. N. E. Cof- tin, Chairman; S. W. Baker, Secretary: W. T. Shaver, Treasurer. $. E. Coffin, S. W. Baker, W. T. Shaver, W. N. Heaton W. S. 11. Matthews Executive Committee rooms 518 and 519 Iowa Loan and Trust Building.
Allen Township, Austin Evan's, P. O. Avon. ,
'Beaver Township, S. J. Oldfield, B. () Mitchellville.
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Bloomfield Township, Truman Jones P. O. Des Moines. 1 Camp Township, J. G. Person, P. Of Runnells,
Clay Township, L. O. Shaffer, P. O. AI- toona.
Crocker Township, Joan Morris, P. O. Ankeny.
Delaware Township, W. Baker, P. O. Altoona,
Douglas Township, C. W. Dodd, P. O. Berwick.
Des Moines- First Ward First Precthe, H. L. Frost; Second Precinct, John | S. MoLeland; Third Precinct, W. D. Ham- mitt. Second Ward, First Precinct, N. E. Coffin; Second Precinct, J. A. Brewer. Third Ward, First Precinct, W. S. II. Matthews; Third Precinct, I. W. Wick- ham. Fourth Ward, First Precinct, B. Baker; |Second Precinct, J. W. Brown: Third Precinct, C. E. Campbell.
Elkhart Township, William Wells, ,P. 0. Elkhart.
Franklin Township, L. R. Henderson, P. O. Bondurant.
Four Mile Township, 12. R. Ellis, P. O. Rising Sun.
Jefferson Township, C.fMI. Sutton, P. O. Park City.
ee-Fifth Ward, First Precinct, W. T. Shaver; "Second Precinct, Andrew Groves; Third Precinct, S. W. Baker. Sixth Ward, First Precinct, Charles Riter; Sec- 47
on Precinct, W. X. Heaton, Third Pro- cinct, J. J. Moore. Seventh Ward. Fir- Precibet A. P. Kindred: Second Precinct. HI :. E: Martin: Third Precinct; T. J. Doane: Fourth Precinct. J. F. N. Druke. Lincoln Township. Thomas Irwin. P. O. Ankeny.
Madison Township. John McLean, P. (: Polk City. Saylor Township Levi Cov. P. O. Say- lorville.
Walnut Township. I. P. Wileys. P. o. Commerces
Washington Town-hip. B. B. Lane. P'
O. Maxwell.
Webster-First Precinct. F. A. Tom- linson Grimes. Grimes Second Precinct. B. B. Grover. Grimes.' Grant Club-6.11 E. Saylor, Secretary, Gatch. President: 1. rooms over 514 west Walnut Street.
Lincoln Club B. F. Rehkopf, Presi- dent: - Brown, Secretary. Meetscorner east 6th and Locust stret. every other Thurs lay evening,
The Veteran Tippecanoe (1gb-'D. M Fox, President: AUR. Fulton, Secretary. Meets in Grant Club rooms
The Scandinavian Republican Club (. A. Byden, President: Anton Carbon, Ser- .retary Meets on East Side.
Thel Young Ments Republican Club. Polk County- J. S. MeQuistion. Pre-i dent; W. M. Lewis, Secretary. Ments first Monday each month at Grant ('lub) Rooms.
The Colored Men's Republican Club. George Dunn, President: Joseph Jones, Secretary. Meets at Court House.
Allen Township Republican Club- W. P. Kerney, President: George Wright. Secretary. . Post Office, Avon.
Beaver Township Republican Club Reeye Norton, President: B. F. Rothrock, Secretary. Post Office Mitchellville.
Bloomfield Township Republican Club
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