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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-12
Order Of Chosen Friends.

The outing of Pioneer Council was successful,
a large crowd being In attendance.
Liberty Council. In spite OF the warm weather,
had a good attendance Friday evening.
st. Louis Council next Tuesday evening will
have a number OF limitations. with ice cream and
REFRESHMENTS. us usual.
The Germania Council Pinochle Club have their
regular games after meetlrgs, and claim to he
able to hold their own with any similar club
elsewhere.
Friend L. Z. Clark of San Antonio. Tex, 1. a
visitor in the city and will be the visitor OF st.
Louis Council Tuesday night as the guest of
Grand Recorder White. Friend White reports
that the Chosen Friends in the Alamo City will
have a grand booth at the San Antonio Fair in
October. The Chosen Friends will give a pie
turesque exhibition. of which Friend Sanders will
head the Ostriches. Friend Reynolds the Mex
leans. Friend Gentzben the Aborigines and Friend
B;tters the Texas Pioneers. Friend Clark him.
self will head the Friendly Indians.
Supreme Assistant Councillor Steber will join
night to address a jubilee gathering of Chosen
Friends there. Friend Steber has also been
elected by the Missouri Fraternal Congress as its
delegate to attend the session OF the National
Fraternal Congress at Boston. Mass. August Is.
reporting the order in a prosperous condition in
that State and its Grand Council officers doing
good work In the way OF visitation:
Teutonia Courcil Is doing good work and adding
to its membership.
Friend Proehl Of Unity Council reports appli.
cations and says that the street railway strike
!nterferes with large attendance at meetings.
Friend Mrs. Gill. secretary of Montefiore Coun.
ell, reports that the council Is looking for q more
convenient meeting location.
The grand councillor and grand recorder have
concluded to call a general conference meeting
for the purpose OF arranging something In thu
way of a general reunion OF such a nature and
at such time as the conference might deem best
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Kniehts Of

Al but sevea reports have been received at
the office of the grand keeper of records and
seal. and the increase of membership to date is
LOST for the term ending June 80.
Active preparations are being made by a MINI
Der OF the companies in this State to. attend the
biennial encampnent at Detroit. Angus, q.
A new lodge will be instituted at Elvins on
August p. The grand keeper o. records and
seals Will officiate as instituting officer.
next Wednesday.
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The Supreme Council assemb!ed n It's frst reg
ular session in Lorenzen's Hall, Fifteenth street
and Cass avenue. Monday. August 6, and was
Henry Schulz in the chair. After the report Of
the Committee on Credentials the roll was called
/ oted present. The reports of officers were APP
proved and filed. Much enthusiasm was shown
The Executive Committee was highly compll.
mented by the Finance on account Of
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SOUTHERN NEGRO SOLDIERS.
Remarkable Love Said to Be DEM
Onstrated for Things Military.
REPURLIC SPECTAL

SPECIAL.
Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 11.-Captain c. D.
Clay of the recruiting ONCE, in answer To
a query to-day. said that the number OK
recruits enlisting was extraordinary, espe-
cially OF colored men.
Referring to a stalw3rt negro who mad
just passed out and who. iLdeed. weS a
fine specimen Of physical manhood. Captain
Clay said:
That IL a coiored MN. David Neal by
service in the Twenty-Flsth Infantry. He
served m the campaign OF Santiago ant: IN
the Philippine f%slanie. ard consequ 'rtiy
he is so much pleased with the experience
that he has induced three brothers TO- Join
the army and Is now seeking a dtschafga
from his old regiment l., oc!c- thai all fotr
may join the same regiment. This Is one
OF many instances Of the negro's devotion
to military life"
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man was present and communicated the new

man was present ard communicated the new
pass word.
West End Council at its meeting last Tues
day initiated ore candidate and received two ap-
plications. Visitors were present from St. Louis
and South Side councils, as was also Deputy
supreme Archon William l.. SceliS. Advisory
ArchGn Lamar addressed the council at length.
There will be a special meeting of :te Com
mittee on state of the Order Of the Advisory
Council next Monday at Anchor Hall. jefferson
and Park avenues. Several important matters
will come up.
At the meeting OF Hamilton Council. last Mon
day. the applications Of Mr.. Richard d. Stern and
of Mr.. Joseph r. Won Kesler were presented by
Brother ". e. Lindsay.
Eureka Cornell has changed its meeting night
and now meets every secoTd and fourth Friday
at Han No. g.. Odd Fellows building.
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ROYAL GIFT on SALE
IN A WASHINGTON PAWNSHOP.
History of a Tea Service of Regal
SplendOr That Rests in an Oaken
Chest.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Aug. lin the window of a
Washington pawnshop, surrounded by a
thousand and one, more or less. tawdry ar
ticles of jewelry. as IL these were intended
to set off its regal splendor. is an old oaken
sne.ic Tha LEE sP pen ho,,sd ' I, ths
fashion of half a century or SO ago. and
by its appearance of antiquity draws the
attention Of the casual observer. A closer
inspection of the larger pieces of the service
increases the curiosity, and the question
comes to mind az to now It came 10 us
present abiding place. Finally engraved
upon one side of these pieces is the royal
coat-of-arms of the former Kingdom of
Prussia, while upon the opposite are the
words. cut into the metal in the finest
style of the silver workers art:
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I'm going to marry a man with half a
million do!slrs," said the girl in the bicycle
suit.
I'm glad to hear it." said the other girl.
''Who lie he2"
"Oh, I mustn't tell you that. He hasn't
got It all yet."-Chicago Tribune.
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Fortune.

From the Detroit Journal.
The occasion being opportune, we VEN
tured to voice a thought which had ions
been near our heart.
Why Is it." we asked. that as between
a drunken man and a sober man, the iorIss.s
err is less likely to be hurt In an accident!
The !nebriate smiled ~engagingly.
bowled."
And this positively. as II the dictunn a.
mitted OF no doubt whatever.
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Woodmen Circle.

July Is and initiated two candidates. Sovereign
c. r.. Casper. chairman of the ENTERTAINMENT
for the annual excursion to Montesano on Au-
gust 10.
Mount Auburn Camp had a good meeting last
Friday evening and received two applications.
At next Fridays meeting there will be two in
itfations,
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Lndie. of the Maccabccs.

The picnic and reunion given by Liberty Hive.
No. &c, last Wednesday on the steamer City OF
Providence to Montesano Springs proved a sue
tiuns en- route. Euchre was the amusement on
the boat, and various races on the grounds,
prizes being awarded to all winners.
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sueci.l $500 BOX Of stationery.

$40 sheets of our "Vassar Violet or sage
Green writing paper. and 30 envelopes TO
match. the latest fashionable tints, stamped
with 2 or 3 letter monogram, in colors or
gold. MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
Broadway and Locust.
Write for samyles. Mailed free.
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cr,rd. Of protection.

Camp washington, No. /, Guards OF Protects
ten, viii hold It's regular meeting. In the Fra
tsrnal building. Monday; august nsu is; at : p. m.
clssed. after the initiation Of the several new
Candidates reported. Visiting comrades are in
Nii cd to attend
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Dull Aches Across the Forehead.
Are often caused by eye when
can be corrected by glasses. Doctor Bono'
expert optician. at Mermod & Jaccard's'
Broadway and Locust, makes no charge for
examining the eyes and insures a proper NJ.
Steel frames 81 and up; gold. S and up.
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KniEhta of Honor.

Bremen Lodge was favored with a good at
tendance. twenty-five members being present.
and a number of visitors from sister lodges.
was initiated. Short addresses were made by
Brothers DAVIDSON Lewis. Hopkins and Bonn.
address.
Washington Lodge had twenty members pras-
ent. Business was promptly transacted, and the
meeting adjourned after brief remarks from
Brothers 81. Droste. Woehner. Winn and Rcisse,
after which all inGulged in refreshments.
Wayne Lodge reports a fair meeting. in conf
pliance to written notice having been sent to
all the members Of the lodge that the Grand
Lodge officers would pay the lodge a visit.
Mount Olive Lodge initiated one member. and
received one application.
st. Louis Lodge. with eighteen members pres.
ent. had prepared to initiate several candidates
who were due, but did not appear.
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Catholic knights and Ladic.

The st. Louis Advisory Board held its regular
monthly meeting last SUNDAY with n good at
tendance. branches Nos. 20. sc. IS. IS. 80 and 1871
were represented. II YVES decided t. abandon tae
project for giving the annual picnic and to give
a euchre and hop some time in October at JET
ferson Club Hall.
Branch IS will entertain members of the Ad-
v;sory Board ut the meeting Tuesday. August Il.
when they will initial. several candidates.
Brsnch 90 will hold its regular meeting Mon
dsy. when several candidates will be initiated.
st Rose Branch. la1. will hold its meetings
months.
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The continued hot weather does not seem to
cause the energies or spirits of the members of
this society to flag. The meetings of the several
local homes continue to be we'll attended, and
the increase of membership Of some of them is
almost phenomenal.
The recording scribe Of Star Home recently or
ganized at Bismarck. Mo-, reports tat an excel
lent meeting was held last Friday night. result
ing in the initiation OF two rev members end
several applications for menbership. This home
was organized by Supreme MatTon Alice J.
Jones. who is still working In St. Francois Coun-
ty. where the prospects are bright for the in
stitution Of several new homes. AIRS. Jones has
been REINFORCED in this new field by Mrs. Alice
Gray, to whose untiring work Anchor and Golden
Rod homes in this city owe much of their rapid
growth.
Cnrondelet Home has chaoged its meeting
nights to the first and third Wednesday, nights in
each month: At the meeting next Wednesday
night an informal reception will be held and ice
cream and cake will be served.
st. Louis Home initiated two candidates at its
last meeting and several applications we're re-
ceived. 1t will meet next Monday night.
Anchor Home had two additions last Tuesday
night and received three applications.
the history Of Golden Rod Home. All former
records were broken by the initiation of thirteen
new members.
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woodmen of the WorId,

Olive Grove had a very large meeting last
Wednesday afternoon. adding three new mem
bers. The ladies gave a euchre for the benefit
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Odd Fellows.


Wildey Lodge. No. 2, was we'll attended at II.
last meeting. Tuesday night. with many visitors
from other jurisdictions.
Oak Hill Lodge, No. 2ss, is still in the lead,
AT tho last meeting it initiated two candidates
and gave the third degree to three members and
had Two Propositions for membership.
Soral Rebekah Lodge. No. 26S. Initiated three
Candidates at the last meeting and had one pro-
position for membership.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No. IS, initiated two
members last night and has three candidates I'M
der amusement for next meeting.
Coral Lodge, No. f66. at its meeting last night
conferred the. First Degree on one brother and
had TWO applications for membership.
Arcadia Lodge, No. 332, Initiated three MEM
bers at their last meeting and conferred the first
bership.
Excelsior Lodge. No. IS. will have a double
initiation at its next meeting and confer the
third degree on three members.
Carondelet Lodge, No. ia. ut its last meeting
conferred the first degree on one member and the
third degree on two. Two propositions are I'M
der Amusement.
Schiller Lodge, No. SO, has changed its nights
OF meeting from every Tuesday to the first and
third Friday In the month. meeting in the same
hall.
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CITY ITEMS.

READ on another page the list of attrac-
tions offered by. Crawford's in summer
goods at the Great August Sale now IN
progress.
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Royal League.

Ivanhee Council at Its last meeting received
one application. Deputy Supreme Archon New
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WHAT LODGES ARE DOING
IN MIDSUMMER WEATHER,
MORE PLANS FOR WORK IN
THE AUTUMN.
Royal Arcanum Adds $4,000 to Its
Emergency Fund-Membership
Is Increased S,617.

Supreme Regent W. Holt Apgar of the
Royal Arcanum informs Grand Regent l..
j. Meiser that $4,000 has just been added
TO the emergency fund. The official reports
In the supreme secretary's Office show a net
increase In membership in the entire order
during the first six months OF the year of
SSH.
Gate City Council has evolved a plan
which promises to greatly increase the in
tereSt and activity of its members. 1t went
into effect August 9 and the Committee on
the Good of the Order, composed of H. H.
Getnan and w. O. Graham, have issued a
circular letter to the members, fully setting
forth the plan.
Laciede Council completed arrangements
for its steamboat excursion. and was then
entertained with songs by Ben Weidle, and
instrumental music by R. c. Carl. Talks
were made by Orator E. +. Wescott of Ben
ton Council. John II. Bohle. Ben Weidle
and Regent George +. Dimitry. An lice
cream contest ensued. but the contestants
developed such unexpected capacity that
the supply was exhausted before the judges
were able to reach a decision.
Mentor Council had a fair attendance.
James NJ. Hogan resigned the regency be-
cause Of business engagements. The cleo
tioAa " VI. suNNSSsol III ldhc pldCS d I lnS
next meeting.
Compton Hill Counci had an attendance
of over one hundred, despite the torridity of
the evening. Four applications were re-
ceived and two candidates initiated. Regent
Z. q. Fischer was absent because of illness,
but the chair was most acceptably flied
by Vice Regent E. j. Gould. The Auditing
m presented its report, containing
several important communications, action
upon which was deferred until the next
meeting. 1t was unanimously voted to give
a complimentary ami excursion on
the City OF Providence Thursday evening,
august ~. The annual watermelon feast
closed the session and was highly enjoyed.
Forest Park Council had a pleasant meet
Ing. One candidate was initiated and a
large, visiting delegation from Felix Council
was handsomely entertained.
!Laclede and Carr Lane Councils Joint
steamboat excursion will take place. Thurs
nave been made for the amusement Of the
guests and the affair promises to be a sue
cess. A limited number of tickets has been
issued and sent to the members. Additional
tickets can be procured from the officers of
the respective councils.
Cote Brilliante Council will celebrate Its
tenth birthday by a complimentary lawn
party on Friday evening, August Ii. The
committee in charge has been indefatIgabie
In providing for the comfort and pleasure
of those who are favored with invitations.
Clovis H. Bowen of Pawtucket, r. l.. past
grand regent Of Rhode Island. and James
W. McNoldv of Altoona. Pa. grand sentry
OF the Grand Council of Pennsylvania. were
Council meetings this week: Monday,
Delmar. Cabanne, Spring River, Ka-Ci-Mo-
Ra; Tuesday. Hickory. Elk, Easton, Flor
issant Valley, Sedalia: Wednesday, Mis-
Ozark; Friday. Euclid. West Plains.
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Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS

Strangers will find the Dclicatessen Lunch
Rooms popular places.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13

First class gasoline range for snlo
by q, w, English, 1922
-Cmwile A. Bonton write libernl fire.
insurance policies M thu best obtaiDable
rates,
Lovers OF tho lrnmn should not
miss Darkest Russia" tomorrow
night,
The Billings Brewing company
will place its product on tho mnpkat
April II, DDs4
--Re.elenDod alfalfa seeds, timothy
seed and North Dakota sood wheat,
Bnbcook's,
Seed POTATOES tor snlp, onrly aud
late Rose varieties, Inquire 90 Robert
Steele, Billings, Montana, lD0'D
"A, A, Opmpbell, solicitor for TIM
Helena independent, WINS IN the oily
yesterday calling on subscribers.
If that nookband don't ~ sond II
to the Steam Laundry, Tint nav
~peokband ironor VIII sot " right "
never fnils,.
t7Mlss Mnrin Austen, y niaeo Of Mrs,
Horny Ohapple, arrived IN thD city Inst
night from Hamilton, Ont, 10 mako
M oStonded visit,
-Jnst received y consignment of
northern grown gMldep, fold and
flower seeds IN bplk, Oall ~ Bon w,
Toole's grocery store,
--liet rpady 10 p%nlroniao homo IN
dnslry, Bpor, manufactured by Tho
billings Brewing company, VIII DO tor
snle commencing April H. D0,i
Its off 10 lhp pooplo, Arc y0n nnP
Burlington Town lots, This now nlli,
tion, Oh tho mnrkol, offers ypn \ homo
OF investment, Oh onsy tannA Anslin
North Co, agents,
III, u, Elliott has dlspnspa 81 his
lots on North y~hirlypArst street, and
Inns purchased tln lpts In TIM West Slln
addition, on Which he viii opoot \ fine
nav residence,
I'D, q, Link III Bpltp II In Tho oily
for thu opening ~ Tim nilllnsa hIowe
cry, Mr., Link Wns Tho architect 81 tha
brewery, n building ~ which hp hAa
IH'F s'f"N' W W. PsHnW
-ThMe will bp \ speoial mealiNg NJ
tho Woodmpn Of World lodau tnmprrow
nisht nv y n'olonk w U, A, WlnlNMa'
olilpp IN thp oonrt house, l1rgont hNal-
,poss, W. w. HAsslor, olerk,
III, W, uNnlrinl, dispatcher M TIM
Western Union Telegraph office, nppnM
pnnlpd ny bin wife, viii lnNyn shortly
tor Y mpnllls ynpntipn, which VIII hp
spont Nv OhinaHn and Tho aNat,
--shppiH Hphhma Mada Il ppApln 81
trips w Deer Aodgo this Wunk, lAklnH
Drnay md pnvAnNnRh 10 BIN staln pom
itpntinry IN soryp inrMH NJ mp ynAp md
ono md onp'hnlf ypNrA respectively,
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moi W Hplpnn this WpNk mud aapilpa
~ build fnmiRntmip s nv Miss0nln bill
inRs md nthpr pitiNa, pvpsldNnl i N
nnNnnnll was W AltpnnNnpp from
billings,
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TO
TIL
LADIES

We make the announce
ment that We will soon be able
to supply their wants IN the
Shoe line, An entirely new
stock oi Ladies' and Misses
Footwear has been ordered
and will soon be here,
LINTON
CLOTHING
90.
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Livingston Post VIII y, anolt,
REPRESENTING tho Billings brewing oom'
pNny, WINS IN thn oily Tnasdny from tho
Magic Oily making MranHnmpnIA fnr
Tho introdnnlion ~ the product ~ IhN
billings brewery Into tho liquor hpsl'
MOSS of thu city, Tho product VIII hn
mon lhp mNrknt after tho lam, lntt,
pha billings brewery " \ Aplandlh
MINT nml The Doors lhny npo mAnnfnpts
nying nre snid tN hnye 10 superior N
my oonnlvy, Homo Industry always
finds supporters IN nyppy Town ~ Mon
tnnn mud thN Draw NJ lhp Billings plAnt
viii dophllpss Ana 4 lpndy Hnle w oYoV
Tho slAln,
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nopANal unity mot IN Hnlann VlehdNy
W phnnap Anlppntna ~ Ihn national, pnn'
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millpOmnM np by MnAlpR pAnpplllR
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hllnpb wAa plpotan NnlnAAIn W lhn
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LOCAL NOTES.

-
Billings beer will be on the mar.
ket April IA, D9-4
See Darkest Russia" at the opera
house tomorrow night,
"A fresh stock of apples just 70.
ceiyed MT Ben W. Toole's,
~ Wanted, work on ranch by man
and wife. Inquire al Gazette office. =
For sale, broom house and two
choice lots $1,000. Carwile A. Bon
ton, y
Summer g0ods--refrigerators, ice
cream freezefs. garden hose, et0, Bah
cocks,
john Ross returned this week from
u several months visit 10 bis old home
IN Scotland,
rzMra Harry NJ, Allen Has issued
Invitations 10 u reception next Tues
dry afternoon,
Something new IN cameras, nj
prices that will surprise yop, may be
seen ut BAbcoek's,
- Woman with o boy ID years old
wishes u position ~ hopsakeeper on
ranch, Cnll W. this office, l00-B
Court convened again yesterday
md IL now occupied with the grand
larceny case Of the state VI, Herman D.
Wiz
Mo more raw edges Oh your collars
" you send them 10 the Steam Laun-
dry, That new collar machine ~ y
dniss, Y
If ynn have u notion 10 got u now
wheel, 800 the 1900 models on display
NJ Raboook's, Fonr standard makes TO
select from, Y
-stonm cleaning " tho only proper
way 10 clean clothes, " tRkps ont tho
spots 40 TINT they neyot come bAok
again, The Glnhe Steam Dye Works
y tho only plant Of wv kind w easlern
Montana, Y
billings people ARE 10 he given tho
oportnnity soon ~ seeing \ genuine Old
Maids convention, The Ladies' Aid
society OF tho congregational chnlph
" nj work on such M entertainments,
which ~ 10 be given April ~,
An alarm of fire WINS sont In AZ
100 today from tho bad lands Iho
department was prompt IN responding
md distinguished the hlnM by thn ns0
~ chemicals, The blaze WINS In the
roof, oatehins from n dpfeotiyp npe,
-Vhe billings Brewing company
has issued i@nyltAnons W tho formal
opening NJ thp brewery tnmNrrnw,
when al visitors will he given M on,
poptnnity w simple Tho modnpt, Are
Mplim will ba rendered from 10 ~ m,
until 2 n m,
~, n, HpgAn, SECRETARY nf slntp md
u, ", OAldMhend, commissioners ~ tho
hurean nf agriculture, labor mud indus,
try, are here today from Helana Nv
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