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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-16

I WILL tutor ladies privately, at their
homes, In common or higher school
branches; also French, Italinn and Latin.
For particulars apply ITO Polk avenue. l6
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WhNTED--First-cias experienced nalesmhn.
salary or commission, for complete me
dress Tho Diamond Oil Refining Co.. Clcvc.
land Ohio 10
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WANTFD--By a young man, position; can
care foi horses, drive wagon uud a good
gardener. Address A., this office. is
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WANTED-A foreman and tiler at once. none
but an No. ] man with the very best OF
reference and recommendations need apply.
one who can keep up the machinery and
keep the mill going Is tho kind Of man we
want Address Box IS, Huntsville, Texas.
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ROSES and gcraniums. all the best
dozen; good plants, well rooted: n,T|
plants cheap. Westgate's, oppoys
wood. Telephone 61S, three rim
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SITUATION as stationary engineer by re-
liable man who is also a good blacksmith
and all round mechanic lumber mill pre-
fcrred. Address s. D., this office. n
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MKT thirty days dresses made from s. up;
ladies taught cutting. tailor system. free
for that time only; help wanted Immediate
ly. Apply l0i2M Texas avenue. Is
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Rood n
Cali at Gimble Place, Houston H,E2
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A YOUNG LADY wishes n position MS house
keeper. a widower's family preferred, To-
Gated In Houston. Miss Belle Nichols, 22o
Winnie, Galveston, Texas is
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partmert of our business has been such az
to gain for us many new accounts DURING
the past year; we make every endeavor 10
secure prompt paying tenants for vacant
crtv of non residents Our references are
those for whom VIC do business; we can
offer YOU several fine business opportunities.
Norileet e. Cooley, Binz building. u
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vlAvI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREATMENTS.
Please call and investigate at State head
quarters. 400 Binz building; advice and
health book free; lady attendant. o.
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FOR sALE-ons l5-H. 2: Z

FOR SALE-One 45-H. r L
Simple Vertical, Automas~
Engine. Practically new
been used az a duplicate y
dent. Reason for seliinss
being replaced by a iark NJ
same make. Call and " w
The Post. G. j. Palmer
ager. ~
MILLER BRASS wORK
,iels street, 10 now pks5!<
kinds OF brans. alu.uinps
bronze casting: .Spn x2k3}
model and pattern ~as
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CALL FOR CITY wARRANTS-City war.
rants fr1m No, 2651 to No. c27s viii be paid
on presentation to the city treasurer after
~ a. m, on Thursday, january 10, ISos.
II. d. RICE, Mayor.
Is
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MUTUAL RESERVE LIFE association sells
the best insurance, ii Is sound, well man
aged company: good contracts given. Ad-
dress j. 5. Chapman, manager, Denton.
Texas. ~
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WANTED--Positlon by gardener in private
family, either In or out of city; can fur
nish best of references. Address Florist,
this office. Is
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SITUATION WANTED.

ADMINISTRATION by colored man as house
cleaning, porter. yardman, coachman, care
of flowers, etc; thoroughly understands
Homework, rood mixer; city reference. Ad-
dress 23it this office IS
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FOR SALE-Good business propesI1
street. Rosenberg. that lease
fifteen dollars per month.
Rosenberg. Texas. . .-,'.1
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With give lessons ON piano or organ, In
town or country. for board. by n gentleman
who is a good Instructor, Address aSi2, this
pflift
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| TOR sALE-sfl acre plantation on The
I3razos. near Hampstead. $50 In cultivation,
| $40 per acre. Swinford Sempe, 2oa Bins
huiIdiup 10
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PERSONAL.

PATENTS Send for Hints on Inventing.'
Edgar Tato a Co. ai5 Broadway. New
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wANTED--An energetic, wide-nwakc lady q
take the agency OF the quickest seliing ano
iuiely perfect big profits; TO the right party
will give exclusive territory: II you want 70
ret in the spring trade make arrangements
J.ouis Nh -. I7.s. 10
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WI HAVE the only nrst-cluss sewing ma-
y chine repairer II, the city; also OIL needles
\ and attachments for all machines. A. r..
Y. Lincoln, 70t Travis street. IS
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FOR SALE--A device patented Auss
facilitating the making and y.
molding bits; gold mine 70 pt1
money. Address box IS, Conroe, a
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FOR SALE--CarrInro - 's'=sa
h hotss; also household fur n 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of frut ~
grade and most complete r.
offered in Texas; we have 49,
make your own prices. CAV
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552h ACRES of rich Brazoria county landa
part of Joseph White league. ON the Ber-
nard plenty of cedar posts for fencing; all
good land and easily drained; price $3.50
per acre; title perfect; all taxes paid. Ad-
dress Jos. +. Brown, Cherokee, San Saba
county Texas 16
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FOR Healthy fruit tree = 2
ties best suited to Texas eons
tons; prices to suit the LlmH& s,.e
Frederick w. Mally, Hulcn. IL
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WANTED--To sell cbcon -.
grade new .aluminum' 80.
CT address Harris Bros kunteN
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WANTED Every person Is know that they
Y can get Mr.. Halge's Vienna or homo made
bread ~ D. 9. Sapdei's store, corner Tunm
XXI and Smith street. l6
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I bulUdbStus tn,-c
We advertise freely, we have q large
clientagc and extensive inquiry Tor az
classes OF property; no property too small
: -l..i. .l4.. ..ai Ian
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FOR SALE--IscConte x,s~-.':.'1Q
s lett pear trees. .Janan ,,9
plums. peach ripcning ffor r.
Der, frost proof figs. Addss. b.
ron. Texas.
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SO ACRES. In Brazoria county fine. peacf
land. will take part in exchange OF prop.
& orty. 225 acres In CIVILIZATIONS: six tenant
houses Bette Bryan, Fox building.
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WANrED--lntelligent gentlemen in each
town; SlS week and office oxpcnses; posi-
ton permanent; send stamped, addressed
onNclone for full particulars, Widay q
luton Philadelphia, Ia rs
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INFORMATION WANTED OF Harris Shaw
age 40 years. Please write mo his address
j. g, Cordos, Warronton. Texas. %
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LlBhRAL REWARD OFFERED Tor any In
formation ms To whereabouts OF i Z.
Hounds, Gs years old. lust heard from he
was 10 leave Houston TO so TO san Antonio
IN May. 1897 j. A. Grimaldi, Orange,
Texas. IA
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4 ANDERSON . CO., 4OS Main street, are now
read. TO make you photographs from so
cents 70 ~ per dozen for q short time; give
Us q call ut once; office hours from s to q
4 Ne are equal 100 sittings per day. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-16

PHYSICIANS residence at half price In rail-
road town of 1900; only three doctors. Ad-
dress Physician, this office. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-16

MAN TO TRAVEL aud appoint agents; old
established house; permanent; $40 per
month and expenses. p. w, care this office
ACKNOWLEDGMENT well dressed for
the read: ready seller: big profits; state age
and experience; references. Address 232i
tbic office. 16
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WANTED--A woman to do housework; will
nay $1,000 per month: Address Mrs John
". Hauser, Edgerly. La. IL
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WANTED--Lady to solicit for gilt edge in
suranoc order good commissions and per-
mahent work to right party must be good
talker. Address 2S73 this office. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-16

FOR SALE or exchange for farm. two-story
corner brick 3Dxl00, on corner OF square,
Ilillsboro Texas. ID. w. Brooks, Blooming
Grove, Texas. 20
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WANT ED-At once, lady canvasser to intro
dUee to the ladies of Houston now spe-
cialty urgently needed. Apply. for inter-
view, 900, this office. 16
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FOH SALE-Two carloads ING
1iIa to 10 hands high. r.
Braunfels, Texas. -. =
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FOR SALE-Two thoroughbred o' "
sey, will be years old IN spnnE, y
years old; sell cheap. Address y
Steen. Koleta. Texas.
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A GREAT BARGAIN. II taken Immediately,
1900 acres at soc per acre; owner must nave
money Mrs. Bette Bryan. Fox building.
room l. corner Preston aud Main III
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BOARD AND ROOM W.ANTED-

By couple house Of I'VE or siS
rooms. win modern conyenicnces, or two
untnrnished rooms In private family Win
BOARD terms reasonable: rcfrrcures ~.
epsnxed Address esat this office. II
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FOR SALE-About 1000 split , csss 1
good and sound; for sale py -
Ger. Chappell Hill. Texas -!
FOR sALE-Upright piano; USE ~
months: good as new; cheap ~
.Ianke g. Co.. sos Main street 49,!
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FOR SALE Cheap. fine los =,
mules, always on hand, al n5s
sons. COO and 607 Preston w -
responsible horse dealers ~ 49,
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taNoo 70 LOAN 70 build homes on the In
II oinilment plan. or vendor liens taken up
For full Information call on A. Il, Moore,
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FOR SALE--All the furniture ahu
goods OF "a large boarding nous I
cash, by or before February I
street. Mrs. X. S. Turner. III,
WANTED TO sELLr-Ninety se1sus
suitable for farm work.
Coffin, Itasca, Texas. =
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FOR SALE-S0O acres one mile from Angle
ton. four 20-acre blocks. within a half
mile: ten well located business lots and
numerous Other bargains on hand; no bet
ter town with better prospects be found
in Texas. f. kiber, Angleton, Texas 10
FOR SALE OR RENT--Good prairie farm Of
lao acres twenty miles west of Houston,
on railroad. j. Il. Lester, 112la Main street
Houston. II
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HOW Is Il clothes cleaned or dyea az Fer
nandex Partisan Steam Dye Works els
TRAVIS, lock as new? Because /, Is done
by professionals. r.
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CIiAuL-MOo-GRA cures rheumatism. ca
tarrh and hahltual constipation. A. H..
k.esling. 502 Main street, sole agent tor
EpistOn In
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AGENTS WANTED-ro canvass for the old
est nurseries in the State; known every
where: liberal inducements. For terms, ad-
dress William Watson, Rosedale Nurseries.
Brenham, Texas 90
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SITUATION WANTED.


SOBER and honest young man. y years o. q
age, wants position support hiinseii any
mother. willing to do any kind OF work,
Address zoos. this Office A y
MIDDLE AGED man wants work around
io,,sr ,arc horse, carriage: good gardener;
can do housowork VIII work lot stl,aii
salary; sober; good references. AdGres y
23c6, this Office ------.--- -
YOUNG stenographer. sober and reliable. DC
sircs position now or by February 1. can
give best references. Address 800, this Of.
ace. -l1g9
WANTED situation as hotel clerk In town
or country. by middle aged man OF expert
encc Address 1888. this office. 10
WANTED Place by first. class JOB and news
printer. Address j. r. Munsey, New Caneyy:
WANTED--W In hotel. restaurant or
boarding house by an all round hotel man:
Address 2s3i. this office. 40
YOUNG man, colored. wants situation az
waitor porter or cook; Will come recon-
meDded Address 2o65. this office. 10
SITUATION wanted by a registered pharma-
rist. speaks German, II years OF age; can
give good reference. o. L. Jennings, In
dtstry Texas 10
AN experienced teacher, having State GER
tifcute and competent to teach music. d.
Ries Il public OF private SCHOOL OF position
as govornoss. Address Teacher. this Office
YOUNG man wishca Job al driving wagon Of
any Kind. or work OF any KIND is well ac-
qunintcd with city. Address 1882. this OF,
fee 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iy q practical dish
washer at reasonable wages. Address 1920.
this office. M il
YOUNG man. desires position az bookkeeper
OF office work. understands insurance and
real estate business. bcst reference given;
good accountant. Address Ike Baxter, Pick.
ton. Tuxas. i6
WELL experienced farm oSerscer desires po-
sition within ten miles of Houston; six
years experience O, X, this office. 1G
SITUATION as stationary engineer by re-
liable man who is also good blacksmith
nnd all round mechanic. lumber mill pre-
fcrred Address $. D., this office. r.
SITUATION WANTED to work in store, Of
flee or attend to horse and buggy: can milk
also good recommendations. Address 93i6,
this office. 10
SITUATION WANTED an stenographcr and
typewriter by young lady; will accept
moderate salary, phone No. li7. Of address
i. r.. No. t0ls Travis street 20
WANTED-By young man, position In whole
sale or retail lumber yard; have had sew
crai years experience in Texas, both Ia Of
fee and yard work; good accountant; with
good references. Address w. c.. Weir,
Miss. II
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PYrHIAN SISTERHOoD.

At the last meeting held by Lporstia
Temple. No. 4, X. b., the members had
the pleasure of receiving visit FROM the
q. @. OF the state OF Minnesota. Sisxer
Mary n. EArhufY, she being native OF
Rhode Island and was very much at
bosne. q. u. Sarah Shaw was also n
guest. The next meeting Will be held
Aprfl 90, ana al sisters and brofhers OF
other temples Will hnd u welcome await
Inc the II. The lnter-Se Society met with
Sistsr Jennie l5Foadhead on Wednesday
afternoon. There was large attendance
although IL was ga stormy and tho way
that the burial ssrvicer W ~ conducted
was . credit to the Crdsr.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Grand Representatives Tarnham and
Nachinno,y Grand Master 6outhwick
and Grand Secretary Aosley have re-
ceived the annual memorial day procla-
nation from Grand Sire Fred Carleton,
appointing the second Tuesday OF June
next to engage In proper and suttabe ex-
eroises In uemory OF deceased members.
Twenty-nins past grand represen ratives
OF Tire sovereign erand lodge have passed
away during the past year.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF James
WOOD Lodge was observed last vhursuAy
evening by supper and pleasing his
torioal address BY Past Grand Master n.
N. Coombs.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge will meet In
Odd Fellows hall Plainfield street, next
Friday evening, whom it IL expecee1
number OF candidates will be admitted.
Unity Lodge, Mazeppa Ercampment
and Dorcas Kebekah Lodge will attend
evening ssrvics az Plymouth Congre-
gstional church Sunday. April ~.
Three candidates were admitted into
MAJ ,ppa Enoam pmeut last evening.
hount Vernon Lodge h4e accepted tue
invitation of Rsv. n. j.. Wnpisr. to at
tend services at che BApt06 church on
a April "a. In honor of tbs roth annivsr-
sary. Brothers III. N. Horton and j. B.
Cam were welcomed heartily last We'd
nesday evening. after an absence OF sew
sral weeks. Plans for the IROOd Of tne
order were laid and wall be watureu In
the near future. 49,
Ths firsS degree was conferred on one
candidate ct the session Of Olive Branch
Lodge Thursday evening.
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ORDER OF ALFREDIANS,

Brigade No. met as rer adjournment
In Freedom hall. the Hon. Com msncer
Joseph w. L.scey presiding. A large
ns visitors, including r.. II. II, p.
A lbsrt kOt erts. SICK ,ommittee reported
clear. Otter committees reported pro-
grsss. For the church parade Messi s..
Vice Ccmm nicer Besya In Buck kew
nnd Comrads Fenik Fish ere apr DIN tad
corn mittee to con or VITA the brigadss.
y. q. A w. Acuue made an importa ut
proposition to the trigade whicn was
Brigade No. held a fairly we'll at.
tel ded mesi Wedb.su Y. tie Hon.
(on mandsr A brAhs sm Hswthrrn yresi l.
inc. Comrace . omas Wilde was rs-
poriei sick. General routine business
WIS an scet.
The membsrs of tie chuSoh parade
oomu it''w o ais i-c OF g. s w.
] eaven and Comrade Joseph Parker from
l. IA. q. Stt phen BfriDw an Il. e..
jackson kusktan froIm No. 2. q. q. b.
a~ Ia Ma, a. u ies i.L.e fro No.
race FrnfI Fishsr from n. 8, Mt
during the week past and discussed the
ann, Cumu emoration Day parade.
he fiually dscidou on tte IN, & Il
,xtena a ny Nc. !. 1hy csle brat on al
DO ncId on snniay mornins at l0:3) at
~ lhtfc o. the savior, carr or ~ - NJ
EFT rnd ursg.i' ,., streets. .r Rector. the Fes:
earnestly requested IL meet ,t $50 In
ar, "a. rost hat, ~ Westmii ster srr.ls.
wfi;e gloves and regsiis To - worn.
no Caps.
rrls, - No. win mess Tuesday 10
met Aei da' Ia Alfrsciaa hen. Wan
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Past Captain Baker, Ship'sEUook PseSrs
and Others we're ON deck. They had
high old time
lhe ninth annual reunion and grand
dog watch commemorative Of the passs &c
%. l06a Will be held In 0elb's pafioEs,
Nara gausett block. ig3 Wcstmtnster
street, Saturday evening. April y3.
Tickets. 81 each, to be procured OF the
members of the association and ct the
hall on the evening OF the reunion.
1t Is hoped that every mem ber VIII
ing, April 10, as very important business
con cerning the association will come up
for action.
The surgeon reports the sick bay clear.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

On Monday eventn2 Rhode Island
Lodge viii celebrate its ninth anniversary
with a reception. banquet and ball. Tte
reception will be held FROM 1880 to $3.50
O'clock, the banquet from $3.50 20 10
O'Clock, followed by nddresses by promf-
nent memters of the order ard dancing.
The affair is In charge Of Noah u. Payne
O. Morton and John H. McQuillan.
Yhe attendance at the meetipg OF En-
terprise Lodge Thursday evening was
elm, but those present had good time,
nevertheless An invitation was received
and accepted from Sc. George Lodge 90
attend it's session Wednesday evening
St. George Lodge will entertain the
officers OF the Grand Lodge and the
officers and members of Red Cross and
Enterprise lodges Wednesday evening.
Ire rank of page was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF America
Lodge Tuesday evening. Past Chancelltr
William =. MeQuitty OF Enter prise Lodge
was q visitor. The rank Of esquire Will
be conferred Tuesday evening.
Deputy Grand Chancellor T.. l.. Blivep,
accom- mpnnied py large delegation from
Palestine Lodge. visited Herman Lodge
Thursday evening. when the rank OF
knight was conferred upon one candidate.
Grand Chancellor Frederick b. Phillips
and suite Will make an ofic'al visit 20
Oriental Lodge Thursday evening. April
2S. Tha First Resiment of the Uniform
Rank will act as an escort, meeting the
grand officers at the headquarters Of the
grand lodge in Butler Exchenge. at y
O'Clock. q y.
sornsrswortb. N. r., was reported sick.
as the meeting OF Enterprise Lodge
Thursday evening.
Sterling Company OF tho Uniform Rank
will hold Isdies night In Sterling hali
Friday evening.
He'd Cross Lodge will hold an open
meeting Tuesday evening.
The last social OF the season given by
Enterrrise Lodge will be held In b. L.
hall Thursday evening.
Contrary To expectations, there was no
degrte work at tho msetinR Of Sterling
Lodge Tuesday evening.
Nielsen 3. Davis has been elected az
col nsl Of the First hegiment Of the
Uniform Rank, TO succst d Colonel j. ID.
Carpenter, who Is on In Florida ana ten
dered his resi- iRnation a short time ago.
John l.. Cary was chofen as iieutsnant
colonel
AT the m aeSSng of Charles +. Chicken
Ina Lodge Wednesday, evening. the rank
OF rnge will bs otnferred upon thrs Q
gndid ates. Tns rank Of esquire will be
co oafsrred the following Wednesday even-
ing, and on the evening df May runner
Sorrs OF Att.etoro will be present and
conf,r the rank OF knight In the long
form.
Unesapplication for membership WIS
received mt tie meeting Of wAat Che r
Lodge Monday evening and new code
OF py-laws was compisted. The rank Of
page will be conferred Monlay evening.
MAY 2.
Providerce Lodge was visited ty the
grind chancellor and suite Thursday even
ing.
Riverside Lodge will hold an oren
msvting Thursday eveuing. Addresses
PriiliIs and Others.
-Eourn Lodge held an open meeting
Thursday ever ing. Suprsme Hopr-s n
,ativa Charles A. Lee and Past Grand
Chancellor George q. Gates made inter-
es Ing spseches.
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RED MEN.

The Rhode Island Past Sachsms Asso-
citation will meet in wsmsitta hall Friday
evening, April ~. for general business.
Brother Augustus Angles Of Tahoma
Tribe is dangerously Ill.
At the meeting Of Moshsssuck Trite
Tuesday evening the wsrrlors' degree
will be conferred upon one candidate the
work being done from the revised ritual.
IL is probable that new tribe will be
Instituted on Block Island during the
first week In May by State Organizer
Charles w. Meroisr.