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Flats and Apartment. to Let.
Sid.

23D ST. 24U Handsome ground door 4 base.
Anthony m19s MITE Mtffsr, r? Ssa /. al III improvements owner
9TH ST. 80 /. Large an 4 rooms. all light
q painted, with plenty Of closet room; rents
18th sT,.Nlee large rooms, all light 4 we'll
Ventilated. with plenty Of close, room rents,
t2 4 St. Janitor. 237 L. 29,h 81.
52D 81, 33l = single fiat. : rooms. bath: nil
Improvements awning: rent S2S
'2n IT.: lt0 = single flats OF q rooms, bath;
rmrroVe Mc,i ;" SIS. > SfSm ,iE@I' n'Fy' no shafts
18th, ST, ll1 T., near ra.k ave. Charming
single Nat; hEh. ,t1op. brown. ston" front house;
33h,tg : i"mIiirS u hruse: : large, ali.iight rooms
son. 0t33d ave.
12DST., 400 T.. near cattle cars. Central Park
3& ! rooms; 50. slu. Sl3.
18TH ST. lSG E. between "a q Lexington AYES -
provcmcnts, $50. s3j, :"
18th ST. iO1 E.-Handsomc / rooms, bath. all
light, SIS, near Central Park.
18TH ST. S3i E-Sl3. SIG; 4 rooms & hath:
owner supplies hot water; improvements. small
families.
seth ST. 81 Elegant steam heated fats at the
reduced rents " S32 & $40 per month. Apply to
janitor. on promises.
OATH ST, liz +. -rnrlor floor 4 basement or
upper part of pIlvntc house.
S5TH ST, Park ave.-Elegant Mats: all improve.
ments' decorated; !. 5, : rooms. $40 to 321.
eCTH ST.. l59 TO l67 EAST rooms. decorated.
ranges. boilers, tubs. Sc. small families only.
lO2D ST., 30 T.. 8 nice rooms improvements:
waSfl-tnbs, rent only $40 per month.
lO3D 81, lbT r.. g rooms 4 bath: all improve.
ments: rent $lS.
lisTH ST, - L; Newly decorated x papercd
"a Hut, BlnrHe, light rooms Il bath, every Inn
prorcment, leiied halls, select, desirable, only
litIl! 81, ~ 4. Id 4 +th fiat; q rooms, bath
Sis l. Sl6. hO.
10Th 81, Il E.-2 desirable flats, with Inn.
provemen,s; rent free until May 1.
ll6Tli ST., corner Pleasant ave. Elegant flats;
T.. 1lGth ST.
l22D ST. 6S Fan elegant LIST fat (slngle): all
steam heated all improvements.
l22D ST. 323 E.-To let. 4 large rooms In single
fiat.
l@8rH ST, l49 L. . unfurnished rooms In Hat.
Mrs. Ryan.
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4 GREAT BARGA1Ns-seven sound. gentle.
III horses and mares, $40 to rs: weeks
~. Ton grocery wagon and trucks. lo5 Freeman
Greenpoint.
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furnished Rooms to let.
West Side.


9th ST. iS W. large. nicely furnished rooms.
very cheap! every convenience; no moving.
4G-H ST. 3i6 W Handsomely furnished large q
small rooms: board optional all conyeniences:
homelike.
t6r'i Sr. 1873 w.-urisht, handsomely furnished
room; private family; reference.
l6IIi 81. l5I W. -Hardsumclv h we'll furnished
rooms lur grn;irnan or gentleman h wife; also
back parl"r lot physician or dentist: references.
4sTlt 81. 100 ". -ch.crfrl front room sunny
rear; en- suite ifdesired; ID floor.
5gll! -, 2lG W. Neatly furnished rooms,
DIST sr. 23l ". handsomely furnished large
rr"ul conv"nicnc"s; front parlor; use of piano.
GiD 81. l2S W. Elevated station. park = front
rooms, sci ate or together. Slauson.
s9Tn ST. S. Large. vcll.furnlshed parlor
choice nciehlorhood cheap. Wiener.
18th ST. lis w.-Rooms to let. nrst noor.
west.
kerpinr; loN rent; private hou q near station.
il3rii, 81, l5H T.. Furnished parlor; terms
Sl.HO week. Mr.. kaufman.
North OF ASIA Street.
l2TTH 81. ~ W. Pleasantly furnished front
room; all improvements, private house mod
craze terms.
l2sTIi 81, l,s w Nicely furnished large
irN't nlcnvc room lurgc closets; every convent
ch'e reasonable.
Miscellaneous.
LARGE FRONT room, with bath and dressing
loom. 10Th at. near San Reno Hotel gentle.
men only. X. box 205 World. uptown.
BROOKLYN.
DIsGRAW 81. 32J, Brooklyn Furnished rooms
20 let. with or without hoard moderate pr, ceS:
location h com Ori excellent. between Coutt e
smith So. near The Hal.
DrIfIELD 81, III $40. desirable we'll
furnished room: gas, bath; also hail room.
il.5o
MONROE T $50 Nicely furnished back rar-
lnr X ndioin az room. iUt physician or dent.st.
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nFur,lahee-l.rsey city.

THE ARLINGTON. 100 York st, Jersey CITY
These apartments are extra large = w"ll ~
ranged; they consist Of 8 to rooms 4 bath &
have stationary tubs and all improvements lnrlli.
ing passenger elevator. halls q entrances have
been newly furnished 4 Decorated. & apartment
ants, within Ave blocks Of cortlanit & prshrus1cs
IT ferries: they rent at SIS to so. 4 are the
cheapest In the : cities. Cali & zee them. Agent
In daily attendance at 10 A. VI.
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Flats and Ap ar,men, to let.


80 ST. near sth ave. rats . few left; 200
feet from elevated station; - minutes from
bridge. i rooms q bath. With basin, decorated.
heaters parlur d dininS-room; SIS, 81 per
month janitor service. Apply on premises.
5III AVE. .di2. corner 18th -. fious uf D rooms
to let for ~; rcrt free to May l.
It'll AVE. 6s. near Linroin placc-Al light
tat, rooms n bah. steam heat. tS
AVE- YOr SEEN the fats on CLARK at. lc1.
opposite Monroe place. brooklyn Heights, near
Hotel st. George. hridg,. ferries " cars lust
the place ;ar summer, have awnings q JanItoi 5
service; Inducements.
SINGLE FLAT. { extra large l!Fht rooms. nv
shafts; bath and all improvements heated pri-
Nstc hNll, = minutes iron, Green Jy". station,
rent free until Nay |. ANY owner, Nil C..
FORESTER. ~ CLIFTON lace. near trlui ave-.
BROOD, n.
To LII ~\ptrtfncnts. all SUM SHIT rrw tuiliinss.
for clerks. mrchan!ss. artisans. &c.
) rooms ...... ........... week. NIO To . ~
I rooms ........... 20 10 500
\ fb,rns ........ weekly : ~ tn . 80
one fuvm n each set IA A s%cnllciV, Win n = rarata
closet. sink y tuh Tor each family. Grcp. oo' s'Y.r-
eases. private palk, .hOAi2O feet. within minutes
M,ik ~ south 4 Vail -. ferries. lirooklNn. Al
dress agent for picture Of %hul'iinVs. THE Rlvl.E.
SlDf 20 jnra'eWnn st.. brooklyn.
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Hoarders Wanted.

on 7Trio. enc. per hne crcomi Tine, lie per
hre. n'rd ant Subsequent Times ISc pa hnI
No ertrl charge On Sundays
NJ EAliA tuAiiuE rOk r--Auv-rts-ments
for The Wutid may be left at my American
DIst'irt Mpnsruger Once In III. city. where the
charges VIII se the same Us thoso ~ the mail
IN u.
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t6TH ST, ls W. large. nicely furnished rooms,
very cheap. every convenience, no moving.
IGTH ST. al6 ". Handsomely furnished large a
small rooms; board optional, all conyenienees
lomelike.
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23D ST.. 32s w.-Large q small handsomely fur
nished rooms; no May moving; table FIRST ciasa
-4lH ST.. "A, -4t ". Newly furnished iargs
rooms; superior board; running water; halle,
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18TH ST.. 2O4 W. American family: hand
or without board.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

ED ST, 2O6 w. Large h small comfortnhaa
rooms, with excellent table; terms moderntsj
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Aorses, Carriages, &C.

nI~pGAIN-For sale, horse, new double set
!snass new wagon, built to carry $500. Ad-
Y. Tor particulars. II. WARD. care OF J. Mack.
N a, and Broadway.
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DELIGHTFUL ROOMS with board; corner
browD-stone house: ttrraced lawn three sides;
close to L station; trolley To park 4 all .o:riesj
summer prices. Address L. T.. whuley, A6o
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Local MENTION.

H. Il. Resting, the coal dealer, IS kept at
home by the grippe.
p. f. Soper and Mrs. Soper viii So to
Galveston tomorrow.
Miss Essie Chamberlain is 81 with a
severe attack Of follicular tonsilitis.
Mail Carrier W. f. Kenney OF 1899
North jackson street. is i'll with an att
tack Of the grippe
Mr. 7. ". Mcdowell, advance agent of
the Danger Signal company is IL the
city. Their date here is at the Grand,
February p.
General Secretary Herr Of the Topeka
Z NJ. O. A., is leading the singing at the
special revival services at the First Pres
byterian church.
j. Cain Of 118 East Fourth street, who
had a serious fail on Thursday which dis
located his shoulder. is improving He
is a blacksmith
The Orpheus quartette, consisting of
8lrs. Parkhurst, Miss Jennie Lescher,
and Messrs H. l.. Shirer and James
R0eher, viii furnish the music for the
Congregational club banquet Monday
night
An important meeting of the district
visitors of She Associated Charities VIII
be held on Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
in Library hall The blanks for visitors
use viii be there for distribution, and inns
portant matters VIII be presented. II is
desired that every visitor be present
Connie Aikens, who is charged with
beating his wife. Fanny Atkins. with his
fists last September. and has been keep
ing out of the officers reach since then,
has been arrested He appeared before
Justice Grover this morning, but his case
was continued until Thursday March
1st, at a. N.
The two boys John and Harry VIM
ters, who were arrested yesterday noon
with the gang of tramps, were this morn
ing turned over to the state They may
BE sent to the reform school. The
younger one admitted having stolen a
pocketbook containing about IS, from a
boy named Gale. while sleeping in the
same room the night before.
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WHEW

House Of Lords Hotbed of Ignorance,
Vanity Incompetence and 1Ieanness-
LONDON. Feb 1.-THE Chronicle says.
sI0rd salisbury's passionate pilgrimage
for Iandlordism is ended. In the course
Of it he ruined his character as "A states
man, struck a blow at hereditary legis-
lation from which it ought never to re-
cover.
"The house Of lords has never within
the last twenty years So completely ex-
posed its real character, 1T vanity ignOr-
ance, Incompetence and meanness. Ut is
quite time that we should come to grip
with q foe SO weak and insolent.
Hard Knocks For the Lords.
The house Of commons yesterday even
ing rejected without division a numbe
Of amendments by the house Of lords to
the parish councils bills. There was a
division ia one Instance, and the govern
ment obtained a judgment of hfty-two.
AT the suggestion of Dir. Fowler, pres
ident Of the local government board, the
speaker ruled two Of the amendments of
the house Of lords out of order as q
branch of the privileges of the house of
commons. in that they created new taxa
ton The speaker added that he would
have ruled them out OF order on his own
Initiative had he not been asked.
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SEEMS MERELY GOSSIP.
The story That There is ANY Peace he
tween Lease and LeweIlIne-

The story That There IS Any Peace Be
tween Lease and Lewelline-
The fight between Mrs. Mary E. Lease
and the governor is still progressing, and
one of the latest stories in connection
herewith is one the latest efforts Oh the
part of the governors friends to secure
peace.
According to this story the governors
friends asked Mrs. Lease to resign her
position on the state board Of charities.
to agree to stay out OF the coming state
convention and in the coming campaign
fight Republicans instead of Populists in
consideration Of which she would at the
close of the campaign be appointed to a
position on the board Of regents Of the
state university.
Mrs. Lease refused to talk about the
story and Governor Lewelling said no
one had been authorized by him to make
her any proposition. The indications
arc the whole STOW is q 1ake.
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YELLOW FEVER AT RIO.

Admiral Benham Taking Every Precau-
ton for Americans at Rio.
WAsHISGT0N, Feb 17--Navy depart
ment advices from Rio de Janeiro indi-
cate that, except for the outbreak of vel
low fever on board the Newark, there is
no cause for alarm, concerning the Amer
lean fleet in Brazilian waters.
The following dispatch from Admiral
Benham was received this afternoon. 1t
is dated AZ Rio de Janeiro today, and di-
rected to Secretary Herbert:
"As q precautionary measure against
fever, Il viii send vessels. except flagship
just outside the harbor, within call
Every precauti0n has been taken Health
of officers and crews is good. TSigned1
BENHAlr"
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A GAY EVENING.
Was che One EnJoyed by knights ana
Ladies Last Night.

Was the One Enjoyed by knights ana
Ladies Last Night.
Columbia Council of the knights and
Ladies Of Security had a very pleasant
time al a social and entertainment given
al their hall on East Sixth street last
evening Tn addition to their members,
a large number of friends were invited.
"a pleasing programme was arranged
and short addresses were made 10y Messrs.
lie Roy Currier, O j. Evans and N. H.
Bennington. The recitations by Misses
Frazier and Porch were heartily APP
plauded and the young ladies responded
to an encore. Mr. Williams sang i
solo, and the music by the banjo club
was excellent.
"a comic song by Messrs. Ed. Brennan.
Williams, Barnes and Cooley-w well
received, and after considerable applause
Mr.. Brennan responded with a recitation.
Ihe singing by Miss Brubaker was en-
joyable, and was followed by the aJolly
Four music club. Refreshments were
then served in the dining room of the
hall
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OBJ FELLOWS.
Splendid yvorEz Of the Idaho sTuzisdiotiou.
Rebekah Degree Notes.

Splendid WorIz OF the Idaho 5uziadictions
Rebekah Degree Notes
Idaho with i membership Of only !, 700.
has nearing completion $4,000 home for
disabled Odd Fellows and widows and or
phans.
The Rebekahs are taking Iowa by storm.
Fifty-fve Rebekah lodges have been insti-
tuted ia the jurisdiction during the past
year
According I'd the very latest reports, there
are = GOO members Of Rebelzah lodges In
Kentucky.
Toronto ana Ottawa have been blessed by
the Institution OF Bebekah lodges.
Maine has 30 Rebekab lodges and 5.577
members. a net gain.for the year Of 80.
Women are rapidly becoming the most
potent element for good ~ Odd Fellowship.
With ali the disadvantages under which
they labor, the work of 1ae Rebekah lodges
proves this.
Dollie Kanabls, p. ~ c.. received a
handsome jewel on retiring from the chair
at Aureola (Cal-) Rebekah lodge
"a Rebekah lodge is not on the road to
success until the officers have committed
their charges to memory, and a book is not
used except for reference
Mrs. Clara I'll Bartlett. past noble grand
Of Peerless Rebekah lodge of Brockt0n.
Mass, has been presented with past noble
grand's collar and Jewel by members OF the
body
Eighteen Rebekab degree lodges were
instituted in Michigan during the past
year. II has a Inenhership of 5000 ia that
branch OF the order
Eighty signatures have been obtained re-
uuesting a charter for a Rebekah lodge at
HoIliston, Mass
Ia the matter OF establishing Odd Fellow
homes the Rebekahs must be given the
credit Of taking the leading part in most
every. case
The president of the national Rebekah
convention that met in Chicago last Sep
TENDER wrote to the grand sire for author
ity to cali the convention together at Chat
tanooga next September, to which the
grand sire replied that be had no authority
to call 3 convention at that time or place.
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TO-DAY's MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by w. i. Federman. BROKER ia
Grain, Provisions and Stocks. Room 8,
Column bfan Building.


CHICAGO. Feb. 17.=Wheat was dull to
day but firm ON better cables and small
receipts. Trading was light, which pre-
vented marked advance. May Whea
opened unchanged at 5s8 q and after de
clining &c advanced to 591sc. a ltfl,
buying sent the price down 15c and May
held steady near soc.
Wheat displayed "a little flrmer tone to-
day and averaged higher than yesterday
New york had good buying orders 81
the market at the start and Schwartz
Dupee, Lester Logan s. Co., Clifford and
others were active buyers and local short.
soon began to cover, while scalper.
bought literally for a turn.
The exports from both coasts for tho
week We're the smallest of any week
since January IA, 1891, and New York.
autographed the export inquiry there has
been checked by the late advance.
On the bulge to 5g18c, Baldwin 81 Far
mum and Ream were heavy sellers ane
hammered the price down &c. but Their,
was a partial recovery During the lat
ter part of the session, trade was rather
duh and prices fairly steady.
Corn was firm In sympathy with wheat
May opened unchanged at BIC. Advanc
ed &c and reacted lac, to 3716c.
OATS Steady; May 2958c
Provisions were steady at the opening
on smaller hog receipts than the estimate
and higher prices at the yards. A little
selling later caused a slight decline; MAY
pork opened unchanged at S12 80, lost
15c and reaeted21sc to $12 2215c.
May lard Sz171s
Receipts Wheat 10000 bu; corn 171.-
600 bu: oats $1,000 bu
Shipments Wheat 5000 bu; corn 81.
600 bu; oats 10000 bu.
Chicago: February wheat opened 551 u,
high 5515, low 80. closed 5515,
closed yesterday 5518-1I May opened
5S58 high 5914, low 583s, closed
%, closed yesterday 5858-24; July
opened Co.'s, high 81 &, low 6O34, closed
81, closed yesterday 6015 Febru-
AIRY, corn opened 3415. high 3456, low
341s. closed 81 g, closed yesterday 343s- -
May opened 81, high 5718-1l4, low SO q,
closed 3518, closed yesterday 30 80;
July opened 3758, high 88, low 37a4,
closed 3e, closed yesterday 5134,
February oats opened 2S15, high 1884,
low 2S1s. closed 2S56. closed yesterday
2S15 May opened 2915, high 20
low 2915, closed 2994s closed yester-
CATTLE Receipts, 400. Shipments ~
No change, prime steers S375m5 10.
choice steers "a 0005 80; fair steers
So 25013 30; Others So 0003 90; Texans
S3 1908 rs.
Hoes Estimated receipts, 5000, ship
ments 41.5OO Active, 10 higher. Heavy,
roughs So 60m4 90; packersS4 5000 Is;
prime heavy and butcher weights 50 10
90 20; prime assorted light, @5 2Om
25
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1900
shipments Market steady. best ma
tive sheep, 50 0O03 20; best western
So 00M3 80; extra lambs, s. 2514 50s
others 81 10000.
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AMERICAN LEGION Or HONOR.
Growth, Outlook and Resources or the Or
der-1gotes and Gossip.

Growth Outlook and Resources or the Or
der-1Totes and Gossip.
Tt WON'T be great while before the as
sessments levied for the payment of death
claims VIII diminish, for the American
Legion OF Honor was never 50 well fixed
numerically. financially and actively as at
present. Ib owns he entire suit Of build
ings IN the city Of Boston ID which the vast
business of the order IS transacted. thus
saving excessive rentals Something that
no other fraternal endowment organization
has in America is offered by the legion,
reserve fund of ain even 100000, which is
culled from the assessments levied, per
cent going in to make up that amount. and
which is used TO pay addiuioz1l benefits
without calling for extra assessments
Mo companion in the ranks of the legion
has given more time, Intelligent effort and
keen perception to the affairs Of the order
than Supreme Representative Alfred St0-
yer.
One hundred and sixteen applications
were fled the week Of Jam 20.
Over 400 members were initiated in Mass
achusetts in 1898, the numb BIER for the entire
order being 6512
DR.. g. g. Rave Of Nalfen council. ait
Hicksvile has been appointed a special
deputy to the board OF deputies of the de-
partment Of Long Island BIZ Grand Com
mander Cook Of New York
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.ehool q I-enlnan.nIp.

As school for the special study of pen
manship viii Be opened next Monday
Feb 18Th. at 704 Kansas avenue. lit Is
very pleasantly located, well lighted and
fully equipped for doing the best kind Of
work. There VIII be morning. afternoon
and evening classes. We are pleased to
learn that this Is 10 be a permanent insti-
tuition ia our city, and we hope viii be
appreciated and wen patronized by our
citizens. Prof B. Jones. the princi-
pal il Well known throughout the state
as being successful teacher. he has
had the advantages Of years Of thorough
preparation under many of the best
teachers and penmen ia the U. 81, and
has made specially of teaching pen
manshlp in select and public schools
with remarkable success
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kNIGHrs q RYrHIAs.
BTassachusetts Uniform Rank Is Hustling
Spear Points

BIassachusetts Uniform Rank Is Hustling.
Spear Points
al number of The divisions of the uniform
rank of the old Bay State are beginning to
make preparations for the "trip 10 Washing
ton next August. Its expected shat near
" every division in the state VIII be we'll
represented.
During the past year Watertown (N. VI
lodge has gained 81 new members
Bro. NJ Manning ST Poughkeepsie, 81. ",
lodge received 3. 100 votes for the Knights
uniform az the late fair of the uniform
rank. The division cleared over 81, 100.
Why does not nIassachusetts have a Pyth-
ian home2
Nebraska lodge No. l. was organized
Nov ., 1865, and has the honor and dis
tinction Of being tile first Knights of Pyth-
las lodge organized west II che Allegheny
mountains The Nebraska grand lodge
was instituted Oct 13 1860. There arenov
154 subordinate lodges with Me- ~ership
OF over Geo
The endowment rank-the insu~0nce de
partment OF the Knights of j. -4as-yvas
organized at Cleveland in 1877
The uniform rank was organized at In
dianapolis Oct. 2, 1882.
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kansas cIrv aEarket.

KANSAS CITY, Fed IT,
WHEAT-No. 2 red SIC; No. 2 hard.
40c
CoRN-No. white sec No. 2 mixed
Sic.
OArs-No. 2, CSC.
BXE-No. .. 4Sc
CATTLE teecelptss lsfOO. shipments,
$500. Market steady to strong; Texas
steers. s. 1903 IS. shipping steers. 81 20
a 50 Texas and native cows, 81 5On
O0s stockers and feeders, 81 O00g3 90;
bulls 81 7502 80
Hoes ~ Recelpts. $500 shipments,
1900. Market opened strong 10 5 cents
higher; Bulk 81 8504 90. heavy pack
ing and mixed, S4 e005 955 light
workers. and pigsS4 25O4 90.
SHEEP - Receipts 500. shipments,
500. Market steady and strong
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A. and ]. o IInIehfa . lIalla-

The knights H0spitaller of ST. John of
Jerusalem. afterward known as Knights Of
Cyprus and knights of Rhodes and finally
knights Of Malta, has entered upon its
eight hundred and forty-sizth year IF con
tinuous existence as q religious and mill
tary order
Mount Horeb commandery. No. ~, of
Altoona. Pa, is distinguishing itself by its
fine rendition Of the ritual and IS enjoying
an extraordinary growth.
Supreme Commander Sir William e. Toll
line has rendered al important decision de-
filming the right OF subordinate command
cries IN change them place Of meeting He
decides that c0mmandery can move from
one locality TO another in the same district
or township if the application has been
signed BY q majority 81 the members in
good standing and the dispensation granted
by the supreme or grand commander.
The highest source Of Maltese authority
ID the world today is the imperial parent
grand black encampment, with headquar-
ters at Glasgow.
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Thursday, Feb. is, from Dr. S. i. Mar
tins house at 426 Topeka avenue. small
black and tan rat terrier dog Had ears
cropped, tan colored Oh breast and legs.
VIII pay finder a reward by returning
dog to g. ID. Martin.
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Burns are absolutely painless when be
Wits Witch Hazel salve is promptly ape
piled This statement is TRUE A per-
feet remedy for skin diseases. chauped
hands and lips, and never fails 20 cure
piles. Is. JONES
coon e. ce00 - f-s., f.l.,,a77ot 4 90
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New YORK STOCK harriet.

Americ'n Sugar Rely, 7S3as Atchis0n
10; g.. 81 s. O., 1871; Erie, 1917. III g.
n, 1913; Missouri Pacific 2258 Read
ing 2158s New England, 111<: Rock
Island, 81; St Paul, 5681; Union Pa
cihcs -; Western Union. s315; Chi
cage Cas- 631z
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DE- Linus Blakesley has been confined
% has home Tor the past ten days with
Ia grippe but VIII nevertheless occupy
the pulpit at the FIRST CongEega tiOnaI
church Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-17

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