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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
Is nights Of Honor.

Columbia . r!l. met on TUESDAY night with
'lCE'''n u."IUh' present. one Application E-
,tri was r-u"ir.!. KNIGHT t;-,rr" l. Lamb ~
~ % liiil. No. was reported dad Am. udrl-rf
60 bylaws to establish q good SICK benefit fund
ats - pas each "ii.cUr = salary. We're DrnI-,Soi
10th proi"s' lions Wer" ably discussed hy kaigats
i.Etz. fuTsndn. hur.k. Beatti". cole. Tamm and
Winter.
Mount Olive Lodge held a very good meeting on
Friday night knights Locker and UatrrIrc
were reported sick Tn. supreme LD!ce VA
r"rfS du' ~ b Gefi'ilT4eS # tho Ia'. knights
John 9 i3au-i""k and - Il. TraverS Hcrr turu~d
over to -" lvtE" trustees. AMI bv thsn pa!I 70
IN. Proper ~ H"rri1rirS last SATURDAY. The s.ui-
i~E"nthiy drawing f"r ON" months aSsr~Sm.pts
wa held. AMI. contrary to tho oh saving thu
nAhtn!ug nes"r strK-s tsi~" in the same u,acs.
ktIht Cochran. who drew N" pTizr last month
was again N" fortunate holder o. tt- lucky mum
h"r. : lively discussion on matters or interest ~
IN" lodge. = Tu!nt smoke amt an unusual d.
inHSi 10: a.pit' alton blanks from tn. r.,bers
N"f' IN" principal features II tn. meet ne.
'Fk IL go met on "Wednesday night With
t~"dtN-n-' men.".~S present. Two apuiisatious
Wor" received and TWO men hers Tsine'aftI Tho
monthly drawing for ore r-nnth's dues was hold
tHt owing @ the fact War the reporter az tho
hodge forgot ." give IN. name ~ tho h.ld,., ~
N. winning -rWt er u Is h.r" omitted Tho lo9~a
Is making preliminary 4rrancen.nts for . gran
'utttt'inW'Tt i Aprii. in honor .f tho :wonty-
hiih anniversary II the Institution Of tho lodge.
hn'.r"S5"S E"T- ira4" by Knights NasEav.
ftlTschn"sS. fr"7ic"k. craig. Bolton and CooRe.
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order Chosen Friends.

err nd Ton. .Is- -t.i.T, Grand Iu-r~:stuT Lou =
g.. H'IE and Fast SGn."g.- Representative -
S~r.evs-hsT wee d. att'-.tf - last N'"h - -.
O.. 81 I.,.e.. s.. 80 a. ~ AZ =. iIlB. No. "f
u-rf o.raulz8tuT they ~" .i' members
Tl. u. u boz t. 'sTr 'HUr-I vlG u-r-'itla--
VIII i-i.'r." 'uCnsli. Uut!-r Tie nam" and mum
!tr ~ Ift.rt1.
Liberty Couusii l. arrtu-.r= Tor a andy pull
i~g party IA Ea-rI. "ra"g th- uft..aE"I-. ~ .f
Is.-Ed- Mr.. GRAY. St-f-i, Miss Moves aui the
Misses k..ur
or Ns-ra . AT rr.pu 4s-I. Michigan and Rob
.It 4y.:u--. iis--ys Co.a.!! viii aas- a ur'-I"ss-
Is. es..g:. raIty. o.. 20. GEl-tC-i ly AS. NJ.
RISING sun tuu..l Ntr'I = viii ke"u "l"u
house ftr is t~~-ut,JS and Chosen Friends n
general. and wall have an elaborate. inst class
ct t,rti!U". art. 10 he followed Lv refreshments
Iu. Grand scu1.il ofr-lT- have been specially
invited t. assist IL SOME special { atIrts % TIN
.lt.rtt Uua'G--
Grand Recorder White attended RUBY Council
Thursday evening {" Oh .nplrte tg= ir-ts'arl'n Of
secretary aEi treasurer.
VICE Caua.ii,r Ms Agnes HII 81 crescent
Council is making N. rounds % The cl..1- i-- tpI
"a committee Of la-is 70 eNa.b!; her beautiful
usrr--Uhrs'Lt .rf pillow cushion. tn main Isls-
iI Ia. rti'" HGG int. i.IlH'u ~ If tI"-.tut tBE.-
90. Co Ice -I.'H March 3d.
TT, ass.TtI Iuse.t Tr.rs-. II. who was s.
yel-iy !.juI-i IN = fan from 4 street ,ar. j. rai-
f#'r It'ustr1TF
Primrus. council is pulling .t-.If tos-tl,r ---
81. fl-r Large .I'i"J-" r - il-Tt--sI!p- Wan
to-aoilur Mr. Emma KRAFT. iE~trU Ja- jams
H. TItz=-f. AI JnI Secretary John M-~-lrg ~ -
E-e {. 50 re.i.
\ r5..iirr viii sI1r .. called q. lrGIu~c Ger
the aE rT"fs .It" r--.tIJtiaU II Tire tw.ufy-u!~t at
u.y-r~aty 81 tLr cad, %.
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order of Columbian knight.


Flytn"nrr Lodge. No. = mo, At U.-,.e Han
Ion ami ~""Erl" avenue. Thursday prrf
t'hrNafN T. and. iSsu:;. -b@ vcr. severe r,si
N'I'.'F -" ATTENDANCE va god Falr a-rlr-
,"th'N W'r" received. ami an earlier 7raif..rf
= m-'fH' t-t 1u 81. W.rk Ir,i.r -.-.F - -
~ orator carp "ufcr introduced I'D nuwr.r T
i''1ilE i''iEf'@. ami all together q very en-
-" Steru. Nv
'"''HlL 'S"is"- No IN. mot ~ Phoenix Han
't' I"n"fs.r avenues In spite - fra
'.-Atf' 'W' ATTENDANCE" vas good ,4F utl.b
,i'Hle''-ln prevailed Officers ana us-.t.rs -
'''n.t i-'s" VII visit North Eui Ls-!g- in ,
'' =" E"'n"~!anv right. Fehrurr. At
i'''i' are f'gUe. Tod 4, meet At Phoenix Nm
.i - ' 'Nr ug'T good # tut order Or
,F Rowland presented an excellent yrucrtuua
i'',.if.a i''tt-"u. Looming Wiairoa. MuI,au.
'- ''a"f- '"--r"v' Na,rch AMI pfNora
t'h'"- tr'- WIN r'TfFNs. ~'.-rla-. songs raclt4-
L.I- ia' r;dn" solos. one @upGHd-iau was read
aii ~ IitiC"! fpI II" UaNt meeting.
met !."l-' y" IN. mot ~ Monroe Han
N'"F" ''r"'f ana iretiNav Narl4v night
J '.'4'll it"r" was IN ~sXc.iirut turnout
ana . sn.'it"i Ele"tluc. Under ="-l = TIC orir-
-" orator presented tn. I'll. wing. Pra-Iiag-
i"ct'r ~i''irg IN readings. '"hurrn Exr.4ienre''
ana %'.tM and I've. reading tV is.otb.~ Ps-
>'E'adl music hr rio; Lodge string Sand
" n"'@.i 81 E-p'rers Ep.rir--eir. TF..IrsS-'
>HnL,N ita'I'- S'u"pdz ami Moore. comic cong
by Brother Thompson skin Tight Pants" A.
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Initiated ou. candidate. RaTr,sbn-ar,, -
S"'r'f after tha m.~-.ua
: louis Council. 80 ITS last meeting had an
Is expected this tom
-. Soto Council 81 rs LAST meeting. had two
~ nous mtg iF" quarterly session OF til.
''r-u' '.uTril -l-o was held.
'-''ir' N"-l.HsfHn cav" - POVERTY par.y AZ
pig lfH' meeting. and WIS visited Dc ..ur.r-
Us councils. p.--'.Is continued Tin
i-f'f '''' Council had 2 ltTs" at'Nrrlau,n. and
ti.'t.'d several publication pr. was INITIATED
It $50" f'-H.i closed rs .i.a--a~. Il Initiate
81 f.H''''u candidates and received Eve Jpuli.a-
mons after which . legGst Wa~ served.
Atii-" council Installed Hffr-rs for thr term
- i"H. - its last meeting TisH u,su,bers ar.
u GsSaw@-t.
q" No. ltt. i'-uiSsEs prize were awarded
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In on II noNIrdpr.

From The AfrtnIeum.
MI Cohd'u described the newSrape-
lamp ,lu'S,in rs the toughest. EXCEPT
-" 'a!ip;, lcft for solution. and it has ;hl
SH"ctI diSdtVaHta@c Of having the press
acaIr>' II on Interested grounds" n is
strange 10 read in tho present ds.y his
&iii'Tcat that "jhe millions Of this com
Try nave never h.rn hahituaI nrwspaner
readers. AMI therefore do not feel thu pr;v.,-
ii"i 'Ini"r which th"y labor The frs
10 commence ~" agitation was. rs MI.
t.oiI't states. John Franris. who took ac-
non for III" repeal of the advertisement
'icId ." S "hto nv
til" association Of which Mr.. Goblet was
secretary at first confined its efforts sx-
e.n-lt"iN 10 III" repeal OF the newspaper
stamp. ana its committee was formed
mostly "f mcmbcr of the Peoples Charter
ui"'i. and retained much of its CHARTS
CHARACTER. Its treasurer WAS Francf,
Place. the Radical tailor of Charjnr cross
WI" had. f"r years taken an active mari
IN aG1tattpnS for reform. and on ono nc
casion was The leader Of a deputation %
~"fkihSmrn I" the Duke of Wellington
Tho Duke. after he had Dismissed -,
,iiled them back and said. You seem 10
Ni mon who have heads on your shoulders:
take care You Keep them there"
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Protected Home Circle.

SH'.t. L--S.-. NJ IT,. i.r. q Lt-ra .rt.-f
en-" It, rs last W"euuS. There was = fn. ,,, =
~ imitation. ami many Visitors fr.fn ,fI..
'.'ic-. fp-lHr Cook Of Arlington .I-.Ia a..
4iH, S"t aiiar words % greeting. b. s.t4r Il
'"h.'0f d.. a tts affair. L. ak rLfI. a.
Hi'..--"A '.I'ls. tur u.L,t g.. A1f,r Gr..r
Li'.@ ..'i'H5 are Dc.H- mad. Tor The event.
-'"t"a- circle, ~. &4. had . large class f,-
tW'"s9A. ana "a - t"a!!4 lla.Itugl, WAS given
'' Jaws Mere rad. AMI other i.tY-
'aHi business Wa enacted. .. mual MOVED i4--
'' tt' meeting WIS tAc accession ~ =. ....
quartet \ .ti-"r r.i = already u.-IpI 4
~. TINE Viii 20" hld On Tie lSt uf Nar.H TIN.
H'.t = cam AiA go. d night. - 4 l4r:f-q.a
'IItto'E tertW.Hh. This team - made In ~.
3.'i Tory G'Iit-u-"r from J.. q. =. 4 IT,.
~ - ,'st<l Is u D. yf.alS, ! l.. cover e,g-rSe-
h" arg" Turner hal. IA Rock Springs uIl h.
Hop .fgc!s i re-o-dins L.tuy new ar.ee-
St'-r roar new names were Gr- ..... I,s+
~ ~. \ II" ENTERTAINMENT g LrI.g planned
i--i~HH t.3"l' ~'aitls''i E-N by M-uf.r- It~-
II H- l-. t'4t.- present a.ll. short alb
Missouri 'tr.i" VIII F-," . large w-..,iu. I.y.
A'nda! r--'t. and on TuesIIs r-u- r. .a.
."I'' ail-'TarN.ft-4 Offices circle Wi! b., IT,
h"" '.r.."-I lie t'H-i-f wss Instituted .a.s
given later
'a Tuesday a low ,i-la Will a, Instituted .-
We H"-'h SIDE. 'tsr FORTY people 49,. a..-ti
'N.nlI..n4. sa.l Pre-, -T-,Ilu.rt - m..a .l!..-
ms Via lie 81 strong v'Eau...fsl.
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evening. WI. stat~ ~%ri~tafl Hsgrj'aann. "a
y" 9.'i'''iy ''ir,'.l. ~ir''Here Wi.rs.. k~I.
itaIs M'I~ il"n D.. . around and an hJG.
- Srr,,--e. ," " iE 90, t Fia" Tor 10" capture 81
- Treas visit u.'rr-'i on Monday night;
H. .r'r' 90 ~r".iriu= a." interest," II tao r.f.faa.
:. - = NAi-H nSe t''li Oh iu" Uai.' ;H' las
Carroll state SECRETARY fsrJ...!.u Er,t. Tr,a.
nam '1', JG-S" "i-'. with .-,ipnS"s
My!1n",. WV.is and u. Namala' Th. -.s,.l..
80 '. liza " IT, 'a.n ~fA,4. aai e .'.y pleas
- l-h2:ius.s i."r b Is EisaiHs Tire o-sau.z-
aud the hunt ma iust E,saa. Tie ~ Nm.
az a. follow: Jacob N".aauA. ,,..rrisu
E-hreghorsr. ~. Eoilweg. b.iEmal1. W.et.e-.
- lang" and EruaI"ua. = .N-arIa Egsu,a
i.r. ana Sccre,a,v Mr'.Sar es,a q ~ y "a. met
M sHiia'i'7 ~ mt 40 had :.rs" apps:
that every U1G'"- ~ te i:arsn Wa Furnished
~ ihr s"fne AiI - .'tIr4,i rIod cut within.
a. rt''.al il'-".'rt iital.s'.,r being Ig .fullu
TT"a w.. Lt"..a'n' = h.rr ii cl.l:..-
"rt REPORTED r.f.u-d a,t..t, ia tb.t- .r.r ~.
Uu' >'t'Ia! hf"".tys riE4H.g 81 ro-. fa.- frt
~" '"iHrIu'd branches At tH, L.x:a.tr..I i'm 90,
~ W cH~'u-'4. The NarS#- ..Irmi-r.-s p.
- 'N" affair iTshti-"- 10 Re l- ~..----.
r.'I I,.S.-g.t i.sur;4.r i~Hsial!,i - Peter
! ranch promises n le a LI. one IN a el.,-. ,lI.
tLt r'ar.T are The i.e.--.i.l ..ls.a4 3. nj.
SH'tIi3t. director. o.. T.. Tu!uy. r.,-ff.r-- .
'n"i;"Hha'h. VICE prg-,I,nt. Hon. r. S..r,r.
i' -'ltas -~,r!.ttr- Lon y. 'iI...s. ru.g.
i..7tt, + y. C'li-utI-r. trta..raf IL
SLNtl" .'IS"art-at-asus. u. > u,-iua. s'7ri-
\ Curly. j. g.. Delaney ana J. 80. Eir5
rd'dti IieI!C~. Ern ~ George %irrf.- v-t.
. ''iu is a." - additions rF the II o.. p-s1.h
y. - was initiated ia that Lr...'a la, T'gi-
i-.""iH. Nh- has l.st Is-scl his .i-g-.,urs
i. 20 40 1.st n@" IBIS ft,...
80 i""s.fN night thr STAT officers WUI ,H-.
81 a't ~, Nh" Will have \ f5f.t
-, 'I't ~ E'~ Tf.l of the latter a.. F.4t-r
li!r SUNDAY fl- S..o .."-.r. MI ..
! 'lrI $ !iaH o.. 80. 5nI. Brother trIsrr. s-.
q. IA. '''l at 80
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Odd Fellow.

'5rani.ia. Lodge hai q grsi ms,-.re one
r-.'i:.a lr membership Wa received. saI ,n.re
Nj. Ht:lea' L.iL- had one l.c-i'ion for m.m-
'l, ana VII haze work II The ,.Ell.s neat
"n.i.u s'erro- Lodge has ,ourc-esl q g.,
'-L mr.. ".til.u~ tor mcm.@r-nip w'-e -
Ilar Of a. Vs. Lo!re had ono r...,..n for
anime. - IT, Ha m. "'.-''F considering Tho
y .-'si'r IS"iE" elected the faliovir. officers.
80 Snort. nozzle grand: W.IIsu. Sr.y.r. yr-
5ttud' John . pu-r.a-. c'u,-r.u.irs .....t,r.
-'i' n l't'"r financial rr.ai I-ssa.r
's,.I'4s'"s L.. ta. degrees az -,st meeting.
N's' Ntnie want. "orr"-p.ri"r' All s0li,i-
90" old F,ll.~- OF Missouri NJ S,r1.-l e.
E!r.s I".i,iirF =; ,hIwv,i~ L1!sn ., o>tN-
'' Hifi'-hI"i W. w." callers 81 u,i.qGJg;-ss
-, '''i' = ,-' '''i.d"1 - r"n"T'l o. seq
Martha Washington LH.E. had "a lars. at,en,-
stewart II E-,-,c-efu,. Nsa.. W.. q visitor. ,i.s.
l'''t. W. f1 ~Ae'2 ant Mr..
- tre Lt"'.kth y. mhfs. winch meets Ia =:
l@',- Nj - M ,lre'isu VT 30 held int
...a.. an In \. "r.g . y. !, ~ 40 @.i 81 10
s-,.v n ar MS horne, y. i7i, W5saner
H,rlaoahc Loa-a Ia enc -pr'.a,gn for Nom
W.ln,-lfs u.rht.
r. sre INT lus,',-ion. twtinty-hye members oc
Wi.!ev Eu~camrm meat. No. / II =. Iart-. VISITED
lining e" assist go r~cy.yiUE In" sam" JuI IN
l1.t-I- -...r-! '"w 5au1I hates. AIT. comforting
Gee @f-t ami second u. -r-,s a f"..~~ .a- taken
go ai-. .- .r ''.-Jrr collation. provided ry tn
I-'.itr.tS uf I~e''yt!". - Wi. p fEii Justice u.s.
20" - :r' -. Louis hr-t.rru. tn. grand %
'I4ar'H. Grand scribe. grand Treasurer and Past
Grand Nrr-.r Asrsit..d -f Illinois rrta.,i Tie
!" -i'n with t.clr Ir.s-g am. -it-sta...I ~
y -"i;' t'.f 'Hi.S.-io "a ],i"1vc1.
i''.aI-f ".;'u E.Tr properly I--pu-J-i To- boy
i." ..t.I '"- i''N'l iuf~l~ .r-I'r wa conferred
a. sy "fu.iiD re lu fuil rirlgI.s... form. Pa,
.ti"i I-ri-tgh 'arrgr. tl'rr Patriarch sherman.
3 'Si '''and i'atr 1..I- Eityk All isr-,tn acted
r'l., fny"i IirH Priest Lloyd and Past
r."f t'a'r.Irg" Morris us hirr priests. Past
e MET l5n.Hi.H~ q .-:"aa aIa i.'us! as chief
t'r.fr..s- Az .9.s..t w"f- IF.atIv pleased am!
,.' hf. "N'7' -'ri That similar .ueet.nUs might
o.. he'll II t'" near 'utI.-.
Ntlog L"ige is=i." stat conferred the FIRST
...'," on t"' candidates az Is meeting Tuesday.
Nsi-ry d'si-' staff conferred the Iu!tiar1ry de-
, - IN four candidates a. Coral Lodge on satur-
Naomi io.'-e lad a moderately attended meet
TIE .a'.F'-ir'r"Ef I4umiif"" REPORTED ufrc-
.S On 81" 'lf'Et'.rGI'' all hon To take pi4s-
N"Frt . 40. distributed tickets for same Mr..
r''" NJ '~"'"E was nominated for election aS
-''' rHf'i'r - u. l..lck.A tasnrublv. fEt-
H'~ir Oh ST. Louis AI- - Tho election viii d. .
tt. t"" fHi netting "a Iar.u. Ms. TE.pI.-.t
r. I'., i'r fFsrfr-r4l' wears a gr.ri-f o.. y.
D. WIS l.r.a'. Fdyl1- inst r'tJru-i from .
'I iH'Ef"- .l-at L. icy sister at J-.f. rasu Ia /
MIMI" Ns-r'- ga" an organ Gt iydl.
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Royal ~Israrne

'N.ina"N '"r-nil held ono nf .rs ta-~,-. ~.
''N 'h'hH-!a-ii' meetings in the h.-f,-,. 20
r'h't- last t"uI4y. Fully .t..Isrr II 3D.,
~ o.. ""fr 'r'S"Ht. Ar,h.n Pm. nr.sida.i
.'I '.EihH-l 'IUatia~ ~niIriat-I at ~. ,s,rr
Hu.' .'iE'~' Nh- provided fu- fN. ,--r-.
'' ''y-' present. and MIRO han I-l-1.
~" ri-''l'If'-t. II vnirr fg.u'N.r " "
''Ht'"i if'4 ~" first. ami H-ptf, S-.r,r..
N,,r'. N'N"'t" ih" sITs,'aSu rr.g. lr rlr-
- n. I'm vs. served lat" ~ tI- evening.
rN'h' ''NH.l' AZ it last meeting i-4t+,..s
~ rt'Ili"t. tn" orator iu;r,.Iu,st a novel
~ Il'~' .fluS a haH:-.ra p'4-" to tn.
IN popular member present I.-lrr.f
N'i' ~"n''"TH was The lucky member On ,b,, o.
.-N"st End Council. ~ lis ,rao,f,r -.
tl.s'aN. iri'lft"f three ,anfIit'e- r.irr t,a
- I'fHNh"flal'a- N''~ith.tIndu ~. tho ,-rf,T--
1T, N.'t'i'r- MANY Of the brothers v.r. -,a-c,,
i'h'n trl'ittr!"r II -. Louis ,'afreu has
.-'-l,A = l'it' g. q luS " Nf;v r.-.,-~ :, m.
~ - ,T'SlnE. In ~" first ive arrTattiDs- i,
HLhfh - t"tsu"Ts. Th"r" - a tlN.Iv ram
.r amongst ~" member. - 81 Louis r.urcj
for the cigars. "'i
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Degree of Honor. 4. q. .. " .

Wosr Lodge. No. 9. At It's meeting on last ~
ur!3y evening February l.. lritHte1 three can,
dIiat.s. received two applications ana las flu.
applications for beneficiary cert icdt"s pending.
The U~!a'i4ity Of the meeting Was disturbed by tua
rft sft ~ l.ngTf.i"F \ss that 'ur general t..d
contained SiTg. II l. NEEDLESS - saw that VISIONS
of tsL-"s and banners b,Ctr." a reality. when a.
order fur the SAN was .'Ia-st vt:h Eruthpf III.
y tiItHiu. 'H.rJr.T Who Nr- present 1T The
m""tin-. \ gp'ruitt-" u three was appointed tp
Rake arlauEsn' uJS .ur 81 complimentary .usi 70
ard 'uUCif"rG. To- h' given on an" UcNt regular
W'ttiHc night. March % VISITING Members viii
rC."iy- - cordial welcome.
o. last Thursday evening c"Ic-rdtl Tlf.c hal
q We'll et''u.'f meeting. and initiated iva tauii-
dates. with -cVeral more in sight Tr- h-erHr.r
Hi trt~ b"lgr VIII NI'k now To- get on" IF ts.
nov, Lrnl-l.L-
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Tie arani proctor and stan VIII officially visit
agy :. a. halt Conner ho.'r a"d ca'a'sea ave
and trths.s!ae-'c meeting last TLe-tly ,.,ullG.
= Wei a. visitors !iym 'i9t."n Crown L1--a. ~.
dai'5 N,fs initiated into tie mysteries 20. 'hs
- - ~ y. 'li".h-',. 't,1r.,'' I'D.
n",tl- Lis SO ., H.t,.,-tia- tt.a "a taa
Brothers Gerber ana I..i- .l G,I..r i--r,r ...i
rI.hs eatgItaininTly. Brother Er,Eu'iL. rs- s-.-
Il u" e;.5g:s b,in- MAJ. To- t4lg.a-s - men mem,
b'iship Ia ti5 Ciiy arG IT," order a. large. AZ
j,lined l., to - gi3in. al - =. - '"l az
I0IEc. wrt.s. Ia .,I-. ~ l,,"
aurr At it, meeting lat W..:. ..v .g.r ..
candidate Wa initiated AMI il-tu. --i d. H.. So.
n,nl .r~aip Wa received ana -.fer.t.i Tao m. T., h,
te's wee "irel ~ care. Tia or.a. r,-a'ar
aft,r which tn lriae " LII. mn t.,
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| -" loi-e was closed I'm ts.- f.r4, gg,-
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Catholic Enirb,. or >rcric,.

F5" official visits OF tho HeeN w,." 10 - Al
Vt"HSJs'= Branch. No. ~. and st T.r.e4.z
.,-I'". No. - I'll" former Vts ru THURSDAY
liE.-t- \ largo crowd greeted th" state officers
aht visiting knights. Auar initiating = i,.,s
ra'mhor and finishing the regular order II llsi-
n'-- a Nr- music programme WIS rendered I~
Misses kflrHl!'U. EnurirSH. LvvNs. Carter. N,.fr-
uetAe and Carroll. and Messrs. Kelly. Canrey,
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t'ation the coming meeting viii he nm eN-
C'tti"n.;llN important ou-.
"i'iiit- 20 'r' latest reports. 'h" local NJ =
'dh'' M m',"Eshlp "WhTa'.. iNrury--'t.u t,rI-.
".'n q '"'it SIr'n-th = @..T. The state m-iA-
to- hip tE given At Iaa.
"" '','"i amp t"-l'r team had a s~!irit0I
Lh'dt@al - " ,irl ..ity II-Hr or last Wrtt ga
~. Huntington bull. lg- Nv.-n.r VIII hs E.Ii
n.l"r" ~, review OF Np-ils Tent al March s..
"I"'n the perfected urI' v.1 DO exhibited iu in
itldtI"n OF n.emt'Is o. That tent.
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Via Illinois Central Railroad. the only d.
rect route with U:-tc-Gate : rVice, vii haut
mango {" New Orleans. Tickets IN Sc
February 70 Il e. and S0yd returning 10 ana
including March Is.
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H4 - rf''ure. as'uI.. and al r-es,
SkA clFe.ses q spscisl:v; cnr.s
49, - SSeo gaaran,-rd Piles Pc msusnt,s
cured by p.iricss .rc,.rcut. Con suit.,iou .re, DIR N n,
snia. sDsela!isL IIoliano Bldg. 2Ii y. IA St, 0. Lsui1
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-16

lad, yet at what cost. Herman, do
not ask me to welcome the child Of
John and Alicia here | cannot do 1t. .
Her parents are dead" replied Her
man. "She lives with her fathers Sis
ter"
81 know John died insolyent and
Alicia only lived a few years after her
husband"
Uncle Noel l cannot give Gladys
up, but l promise never to bring her
home as my wife until you consent to
our marriage. Will you see herr"
mo, no, wait till l die, Herman. Dr.
Dodge says l won't live long. l have
never been confined to my room, still
/ grow weaker. l wish / had good
servant. Eliza is wasteful, impudent
and inclined to be dishonest"
81 Will drive over to Tourney to-mor-
row and secure good servant, uncle. y
He did SO, and escorted his companion
to his uncle's home with manly pride,
and introduced her as Gladys Grey.
"She has been highly recommended and
l am positive will suit us"
In about a week Mr.. Clayton Sr. be-
gan to wonder how he had ever existed
without his new housekeeper. Gladys
was untiring in her efforts to please and
amuse Uncle Noel, and in his most
painful moments of distress no hand
was as soothing as was Gladys.
The old man sat musing long time.
A vague mistrust of Gladys had crossed
his mind, wonder why a woman so
gentle and refined, so evidently lady,
was serving in a mental capacity.
When Herman came in at tea time he
found his uncle flushed and excited. In
a few words the cause of the agitation
was communicated to the young man.
you think Gladys is not what she
seems, unclef'
"You are right She is under false
pretenses, Herman"
But, putting that aside, what fault
have you to find?"
Fault? l could not find fault If
tried. She is the most lovable, capable,
domestic girl l ever saw, as well as a
lady In every word and action"
"Then you would like her to stay
here If prove to you she is worthy Of
your confidence and ELECTION"
"Gladly. And she is"
GLADYS Grey Gordon, Will you for
give me the deception, Uncle Noel?"
"Will you forgive me for my willful
blindness, Hermann"
mo wonder you love her. Bring her
here and let me ask her if she will stay
to cheer the short time may yet live
to see your happiness"
The wedding was not delayed. Care
and love are rejuyenating Uncle Noel,
who threatens to prove DIR. Dodge
false prophet yet, and who dearly loves
to tease Gladys about the way Herman
won his wife.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-16
Nerve. and Hair Picking.

Persons whose nerves are In any
way out of gear should not pick hair. Z"
observed well known specialist in
nervous diseases to n reporter. land
indeed | am almost willing to go fur
ther and to say that they should not
handle mattresses or pillows stuffed
with hair. The taetile nerves, the
nerves that are located in the ends of
the fingers. seem to be specially affect
ed by handling of hair OF animal woods
of any kind.
MANY good housewives do them.
selves great injury In picking hair in
the repair or alteration of mattresses,
and, while they think they will save
money by doing such work themselves,
they often find out that. besides the
personal suffering In consequence, they
pay out many times in doctors and
medicine bills what they save from
mattress makers.
Il know of some persons. men more
frequently than women, however. who
would be thrown into nervous spasms
II they were compelled to handle vel.
vet for 10 minutes-that Is. To handle
It on the fuzzy or velvety side. Those
who are unpleasantly affected by vel.
vet know II and therefore avoid it as
much as possible. "-Washington Star.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-16
More Than He Could stand.

whats thls?" demanded the police,
hurrying to the scene "A hold up?'
A pale, scholarly looking man In spec
tacles was standing over a burly ruff
fan and shaking his slender fist at the
PROSTATE form
Il presume that is what you would
term it," he replied. This fellow stop
ped me just now and ordered me to
hold up my hands. complied, and
he began to search my pockets. 4 will
put a bullet through you he said, IL
you take them down all during the
time l am And then knocked him
down. All during Is an abominable
peryersion of correct English that no
man can utter in my presence unre-
buked."
The unlucky footpad had tackled a
professor of rhetoric. = Chicago TrIb-
une.