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LOUISVIILE@C 7. Deering. northwest cornel
OF Third and Jefferson streets. and BluefelC
Bros. 42 West Market street.
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Can be found at the following places:
YORK-Astor House.
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DAYTON. OIL. v. wilkIe. 80 so 18th Jefferson
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cINcISNATI7J. R. Hawley & Co. Arcade.
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ST. LOUIs-Union News Company, Union Depot
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CHICAGO-Palmer House, Auditorium Annex
Hotel. Dearborn Station News Stand
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Senator Eben II. WoIcott, or Woicott,
was at the English last evening.
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: The councils OF the Natlonal Union I'm 81.
Louis are sharing in the general prosperity which
Senator'S Huey and Huht arc daily se.eiving
convincing evidence Of the energy of the mem
bers ami of the results in growth and good feel
sestions that the councils unite In an Invitation
to the senate to meet in this city in 1904 is
meeting with favorable action.
standard Council has nIpyed its quality a. host
and caterer of good things, physical ami mental.
On Saturday erenini: the council celebrated i,s
hop at Hashagen's. auditorium. which was
crowded to its fullest c%aEac;ty. many being
turned away, STANDARD Council Is proud Of IT'S
order in this city In such a splendid manner.
Monday night a rousing meeting will be held, at
which tSentyInye eaIdidates Will he initiated;
brsted Its eighteenth anniversary with a high
class entertainment. consisting of musical and
leading members Of the order. The Instrumental
numbers were contributed by Miss Lyot, violin-
fist. and Miss Wills. pianist. The councils soeak-
Four candidates were obligated at this meeting
ard six applications presented,
Future Great Council had a short meeting Mon
given for the benefit Of Its members. The affair
var E decided success. financially as well as
members and their friends. After refreySment
had been served fifty handsome prizes wers
awarded to the winners.
Iaclede Council sas heretofore opened Its door
to the lsdies OF all Of its entertainments until
last Tuesdey nicht. when they were barred. and
the star held htsh carnival, It is thought
attend is solved. from the succrsa Of this meet
Ing. Four candidates were initiated and severa,
applications filed.
Valley Force Council seldom vases y meeting
without comforting the degrees on several mcn-
oesr. This. hnwever. ia not surprising when the
sntnusiastic oralits Of the leading spirits in VAL
Missouri Council entertained stsndn-d at its
last meeting. which had the effect Of bringing
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hSSASA va n
II was with extreme sorrow that the Supreme
Council officers received the Information Of the
death of the estimable wife Of Brother Walter J.
be made 10 Stella Council by the supreme chan.
steiia.s hail, Eleventh and Frankifin s sven,"s ana
Chancellor Beal reports that elaborate prepare
tons have been made The committee appointed
Of the Programme completed. three candIdsfes
will be initiated on this occasion. and the care
berss Of lafayette and Hyde Park Councils. viii
instruct them in the secret work Of the order.
pee g nyei BY the seae eight Ha' e aanf al se ~so we're n.
deiei Council. An especially pleasing feature Of
Lafayette Council. headed Sys chanceiior John j.
the closing ceremonies that they each promised
10 file the application OF . friend at the next
Hyde Park Council has e,snnIzed q baseball
team for the season. Having held the charm
pionsfip Of the legion for the last four consec.
der the e%aptainey OF Brother W. r. Flynn. To
endeavo, 70 capture the bunting again this
on the team and eoane.is desiring games can
address the captain at No. 1919 Bayard avenue.
Owing To the amount Of routine business at the
Third degrees was postponed to the mex. meet
Ing. when ten candidates will receive the Aerial
Route degree together with the degree OF HUI
mility.
Angina Council held its regular meeting last
G ess sIss,e ey snnaEer with + p : K se9a h''. Mas %sSi,,s oss
and instructed in the secret work of the order.
owing TO the fact that Brother sruttwen had
men. OF the Third degree to the next meeting
was necessary: Brother W. n. Tivey was report.
10 Visit him and extend the sympathy Of the
council. The report Of the committee that Broth
e! George J. Tansey; as well as Brother 4: !:
marked satisfaction.
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tho last meeting. One candidate was, initiated
and three applications were received. Three
members were reported sick. a communication
WAS read reporting the death OF chris Davis at
Val Verde. Ariz. Tickets will be mailed to all
members for the boat excursion on May %.
Lincoln Lodge reports a fair attendance at the
last meeting: only routine business was trans
acted. Three members We're reported sick Fl.
Aiewell. Reiehhold. Wedcl. Kuehl and Grand Re
porter l., +: Ba-ntraegcr made brief remarks for
the good Of the order.
Beiiefontaine Lodge reports a large, attendance
at the last meeting. George Bright. Devoll.
schuienhclm and odell made interesting remarks
Bremen Lodge received two applications at the
last meeting. Several brothers were reinstated.
NJ. Brown. w. Graydon, William Hartman. Borg
meyer and Special Deputy John Il. Amenda ad-
dressed the lodge.
ST. Louis Loice entertained Surname Eeporter
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LADIES OF MACCABEES'
TRIBUTE TO MRS. HALL.
Hospital Nurse Buried Under the
Auspices of the Order Left
Many Friends to Mourn
Her Loss.

Mrs. Addie Hall. who died on Monday.
xas buried Wednesday afternoon under the
auspices of the Ladies' of the Maccabees,
Liberty Hive. No. &c. in Ev. Bethania Gem
etery.
She was one OF the most popular nurses
In st. Louis. having served for many years
in different wards of the Children's Hospi-
tai. Jefferson avenue and Adams street, as
well as many West End homes. She was IS
years old and a native of West Virginia. p
A touching proof OF Mrs. Hairs popularity
was shown by the children Of the neighbor-
hood where she lived. No sooner had 1t be-
come known that she was dead than almost
every child for blocks around started out
-.::uivi3ually and collectively 10 raise raoney
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KniEht, and L.die, q, Honor.

AAhhEht1 anu Ldu1eS OF HONOR.
Entertainments of various kinds were riven
opening week OF the vigorous campaign of prop
agation as outlined by the grand officers and the
initial preparations for the monster class initia-
ton which will be held on the second night OF
the Grand Lodge session. Tuesday. June II. The
tabulated form as submitted by the grand Soc
cure from five to fifteen candidates each for this
class.
A delegation. comprising Deputy Supreme Pro-
tector Maude Breen,. Past Protectors Helen Bull
lard and Efiie B~rockaway. representing Chicago
and East st. Louis, III. lodges, visited the
ferred With the grand protector and grand Sec
rotary.
Helen Lodge. the latest acquisition to the or
der. wna instituted at Sullivan. Mo-. by Grand
Protector John D.. Q'keefe and Grand Secretary
on the charter list. Following the enthusiastic
arrangements for a public meeting in the Town
Hall for the purpose Of propagating the order.
the following officers were elected: Past pro-
teetor. Chas: Al; Lynch; protector. J.. W. Blan-
Jennie Heverlinc; financial secretary. Ralph Y.
stovall: treasurer. F. VIM. Otte; guide. Jacob
tinel. John S. Blandon; representative 10 the
Grand Lodge. Chas, V. Lynch.
Another new lodge will be instituted at Kin,
Protector Dorothy Andreason writes that the
charter list now contains seventy-hve names.
Of institution.
Protection Lodge hurried through its session
iast Ihursaay evening after adding two names
Initiation Of two candidates at the next meet
Ing. The lodge then proceeded In = bodr fo
Glover Leafe. Lodge to attend the official visit of
the Grand Lodge officers.
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A O STATEMENT.
Can Any Man Doubt That at Last
There II u Cure for Him When
such Assurance as This
II GiyenY
CITY OF DENVER,
County OF Arapahoe.

CITY OF DESVER
County OF Arapahoe- April q. 1891.
]. the manager 0; the English Restorative
depose and say that the Ingredient. OF the
Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative are
known TO me and that this Restorative does
not contain any Of the following poisonous
ta.ned in all OF the supposed cures for the
ailments or weaknesses. which have been ex-
amined by me. and which the Sir John Hamp-
ton Vital Restorative Will cure. to wit: Pho5-
(Spanish Flyl. Morphine and Damiana (al-
though Lamiana is not considered q poison
by some physicians). And 1 do most solemnly
swear that the Sir John Hampton Vital Re-
child without Injurious effects: further. that !
have been associated with the discoverer of
this treatment ever since II has been offered
the public and that l am fully cosnizant of
the vas: number of cures that II has and -
making. which number many thousands. and
have Investigated these cures personally and
am assured that they are permanent and last
ing. From indisputable evidence. from the
thousands who have been fully restored and
all cases. 1 am further prepared to swear
that 1t Is an absolute and positive cure or
specific for Sexual Weakness IN its various
forms and for Associate Diseases: and i most
ment in existence which Will cause growth or
development where shrinkage or atrophy ex-
lists. 1 believe this to be the only real cure
that has ever been offered to men. and !
compensation. know Ing the coed this treatment
will do men In need OF IL.
The manager OF the English Restorative Com
pany. personally kno%n to me. appeared before
State Of Colorado. and duly .wore to the fore
going. MARTIN SMITH.
Notary Public.
My commission expires March i. 1906.
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Degree Of Honor, A. O. o. w.

Acorn Lodge at Its last meeting entertained
Lodge entertainment. at which time the lodge
was we'll crowded with representative from
every lodge in the city.
Sister emma n. Messenger wa, elected chair
man Of the Reception COMMITTEES by unanimous
vote.
The .uchre given by this lodge was a success.
and all the notables Of the order ware IN nit.
tendance. The lodge received a beautiful picture
Of the grand recorder, Rose c. Robinson Of
Kansas City. which by vote Of the lodge was
which was donated to Acorn Lodge by Sister
Messenger for raffe. can be seen at No. gro
second md fourth Mondays Of each month at
Nc; 2S11 Chouteau avenue. AL members Of the
Delegates to the Grand Lodge session and
Phoenix Lodge. Eighth street and .Frsnklin ave.
nue.. Tuesday evening. May -. A good time IL
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'iNNs hbDiE I1slsIa
,hildren's Hospital nurse. who died last
week. She was prominent in Ladies OF the
Maccabees.
grave OF the woman who had never failed
TO Smile upon them, from the least TO the
greatest. the rich and the poor. alike.
This tmpronptu movement resulted in the
net sum of ss-almost all OF which was in
nickels and pennies-and the children them
selves ordered the floral piece, a beautiful
wreath of pink and white roses, mounted
on an easel with two large sago palm leaves
crossed at the back.
The funeral services of the Maccabees
where about twenty ladies. all dressed In
pure white. and assisted by the nurses from
the hospital, sang .There'n Be Some One
Watching at the Gate" Mrs. Hall. who
leaves four children-Arnett. Lulu. Elsie and
Ruth.
Tn floral tokens were numerous and
handsome.
IMPORTANT LODGE EVENTS.
A notable event in secret society circles
4his week will be the Grand Lodge session
Of. the Degree of Honor at the Ldndell
Hotel. May 1? and -.
All.the lodges OF the ROYAL League will
Join In a big euchre party at West End
Hail. May -. when more than q hundred
handsome prizes will be distributed.
The Supreme Council of the Royal Area
mum will meet in Quebec. Canada.s next
"Wednesday. Missouri officials who will at
tendsare MeSsrs. A. s. Robinson. Jere Hal
oemap and +. II. Bacon.
Lodge. No. ], Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. celebrated its twenty
eighth anniversary with an elaborate pro-
grar1me last Tuesday night.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor are
making preparations for the Grand Lodge
session. TO .convene June IL A new lodge
was Installed last week at Sullivan. Mo.
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out a large crowd Of members Of the council and
A pleasant entertainment was provided.
The work now being done by this council Is a
good example for some OF its sister councils to
follow. Ten candidates will be initiated at the
next meeting Of the council.
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asors for tho,. who attend. Ice cream and

will be served.
The General Arrangement reports
that all arrangements are complete for the COM
ing Grand Lodge session Of the Degree Of Hon
or, which VIII be held at the Lirdell Hotel par
lors on May 10 and 20. Committees. have been
Union Station and escort them to their quarters.
4 special music and literary entertainment has
tives and members OF the degree. which will take
PLACE on Monday evening. Mag is. at the hall
OF Murrell Lodge. Jefrerson and Park avenues.
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Them strong and vigorous again, and TO
the knowledge of those who have tried
these supposed cures and to my positive
knowledge. there has never vet been a
single cure made until the discovery of
the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative,
and / know, II you are ever TO be
completely restored. that sooner or later
you will have to a this treatment. for
1t records no failures. / can. with the
Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative, cure
you to stay cured and the cost to you will
be very small. 1 enjoy the confidence of
every one OF my patients. for / have
never made them a promise that I did not
fulfill to the letter and I will never make
a statement to them which will not DO
absolutely true.
You will notice by the affidavit here
printed that every vital assertion which
! make Is sworn to and that the Sir John
Hampton Vital Restorative will not fail
to cure these weaknesses and the VAST
Ing Diseases OF Men. My treatment IL
rapidly becoming the most widely known
In the world because of its universal sue
cess in Building Up and Remakins the
Physical Vitality in Man. and it you are
in need OF Rebuilding and Revitalizing,
you will not be disappointed in placing
your case in my hands and sending for
the one dollar treatment to-day. for l will
make you as sound and as vigorous as
you would care to be. r.
Just because there are hundreds of con-
Germs and physicians advertising that
their treatment will do just what the Sir
John Hampton Vital Restorative WILL
DO. and as most men know these treat.
ments are absolute failures, I have de-
cided to convince every man. practically
without COST. that there Is a real cure for
Vital Debility. for the offer I am making
you will cost me considerable mone-5
lose just one dollar and fifty cents every
time a man takes advantage of it-but I
am doing good work for myself after an.
for every man i cure will ha ~ cl,~,
tisement for mo. and sooner or laterI viii
profit accordingly. Will send a trsar.
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tHo OFuer.
Odd Fellows.
had four ann,ications

Templar Lodge had four applications and four
candidates for initiation.
ST Louis Ledge Ind one application for mem
r. c. Sterens. Ashevilie, n. C.: 2. N Gramlich,
Petersburg. ILL., V. NJ Wilson. Charles Hutchins.
Benton Carter, Alma. Mich; e. B. F. Raw. Win
field. Kas.': H. II. %Schumpher. Denver. Colo.
were visitors.
Golden sceptcr Ledge had an excellent meet
ing with good attendance and gave one cam
didate the first degree, four the second degree
and four the third degree.
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ADdRfson Tent mad Tie pleasure OF sheying four
candidates Initiated by the Great Camp degree
team ION Saturday evening. and received many
applications. This review was largely attended.
Til. is one Of the most progressive tents in the
city and is rapidly overhaulinz the leaders In
the big tent. During the last week many WIS.,
splandidiy entertained.
6n Monday evening. Worlds Fair Tent had a
receiving four Applications. past Commander
McMaster was rrescnt fGr the first time In
many s,d neSn;hs; s and pressnt ed. the st tent With iss a ,s sss
voted unanimously to join the Relief and En-
piuyment Bureau: and Commander Krayer will
sir knight from Kansas City were the visitors
and addressed the meeting under the good OF the
Dewey Tent held a good review on Tuesday
evening. initiating three candidates and recelv-
ing several applications Among the visitors
Parker: ". ?. Haynes. r.: K. gutc6eimeyer
Sir Knights Bruce. Green. Richmain. The En-
has completed all arrangements for an excursion
on June 6 to Priester's Park.
Mount Olive Tent held an Interesting review
.ent were the great commander, Sir Knights Set
The trip. to st. Charles. organized by the
Hungry Six" OF Union Tent. was a success.
About 200 Maccabees made the trip. The cross
St Charles. and thev delivered the boys safe
Az their arrival at the hall. the Mayor Of the
city made an address Of welcome. which was
The evening. Band Master Haley took charge Of
ths meeting Funny stories and great e,ations
the fun q the evening Refreshments were
served. The return trip was begun at midnight.
turned home in good shape. all inquirtng when
the next trip Of this nature would he started.
Haley is voted the prince Of entertainers.
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81. Louis Lodge, No. i. celebrated its twenty
eighth anniversary on last Tuesday night. The
ommittee had arranged for a frst-chss enter
tainment and a large attendance waA present.
Brother Broadbent acted as chairman and made
a report OF the workings of the lodge from the
time of Institution Of the lodge to date. In which
II was shown that forty-stx members had died
and tina, sse. coo was paid to widows and orphans
out by the lodge in sick benefits and relief to
Ross ann gave a magic lantern show. ent,tled
Never and Grand Medical Examiner Doctor j..
.. Greer made addresses on the order. Music
for the occasion YVES rendered by Brother Hoble'.
| orchestra. and dancing was INDUCED In until q
late hour.
Banner Lodge. had a good attendance at its
last meeting Under the new plan adopted by
this lodge Brother Dolfus, was the nrst member
month. 4 better, at:endanee Is expected at the
licitor informed the brothers that he had mi
tiatcd nine candidates. for st. Charles Lodge at
, the last meeting of that lodge.
Western Lodge at its last meeting initiated
1--WE candidates and received three applications.
A smoker was INDUCED In. and all present had
IN enioysble time.
Benton Lodge. as usual. had a good attendance
was discussed at length. and the prospects ere
that this lodge will have a good degree of honor
| lodge In the near future.
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Knights of Honor.
Mount Olive Lodge had 4 good sttsndsnes AZ
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I.dIe, of the Maccapee..

Mrs. Baikie. State commanded; has returned
from a visit to Chicago. where she. In conjunc-
ton with the suptene commander, ATTENDED the
large class initiation held by the Chicago hives.
The ovation Mrs. Baikie received from the Chi
cago hives was proof that the members in that
city have not forgotten her or her work among
them.
Tower Grove Hive held a good meeting Mon
day, Several visitors were present. ladies' Agnes
Greeley and Gillespie. the commander and rec
ord keeper. respectively. are putting forth great
efforts towards building, UP this hive.
Chellis Hive held One OF the best meetings Of
the year. A large number Of the younger mem
be-ship was present. as well as visitors. The
commander. Lady hoach. was in the chair. and
conducted the meeting in a manner which won
her many admirers, Cheiiis is making splendid
The State Commander. Mrs. Baikie. will de.
part this week FOR Sedalia. Warrensburg and
Otterville, where ehe expects to have class Init
ations. Great preparations are being made in
there cities for tho visit OF the State Commander.
Ad Astra Hive was honored BY an initial visit
from the State Commander at the regular review
May IL. and n fruitful meeting was enjoyed BY
all present. Lady Palkie ronducted the init!a-
ton. Ladies Adleta, Longenecker and Uacken-
yos Of jewel Hive were visitors: also Ladies
Ofuit and Nagcl. members st large. Ad Astra
Hive will hold 2 special review at the /. O. T.
M. ofQce. No. I'll NeyInod-Jaccard building. to-
morrow at 2 p. H.
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Judge Noah N. Givan and Grand Dictator Hon
orable Louis Pacquet Of New Orleans at the last
meeting. The members present were delighted
with the able speeches made by the gentlemen
in behalf OF tho order.
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KNIGHTS of. Pythfas.

Aurora Lodge has been called upon twice with
in the last thu &c months to perform the last rites
for brothers. Brother William r. Kiehue died in
February and on Tuesday last the lodge assem-
George II. Splitting. A large delegation was pres
ent at the funeral and paid tributes to the
II emory of the Pythian-
Damon Lodge at Its convention last Wedncs-
day conferred the, rank OF Page on three candi-
dates. The meeting was well attended. a large
Esquire will be conferred next Wednesday. Also
received two applications.
ChevRlier Lodge. No. 20. Knights OF Pythias.
held an interesting meeting last "Wednesday even
ing. Many members and visitors were present.
Damon Lodge. No. IS. X. OF. r. paid q visit in
Wednesday evening the rank OF Knight will be
conferred In ampnfed form. Visitors always
welcome.
Robert r. cowan Lodge. No. 1sl. met on last
Wednesday night with "a record-breaking attend
ance. Five pages were advanced to tho rank OF
Esquire. Among the visitors were Brothers from
of-town lodges. On next Monday the lodge will
work in the rank Of knight.
PythaEoras Lodge, No. 26. conferred the rank
Of Esquire at last session and received six APP
plications. Rank OF knight will be conferred at
the next convention upon several esquires:
Pacific Lodge brought into service her hand
some new paraphernalia for the ampllhed first
Wednesday evening. when the rank OF Page was
conferred on six candidates. A good attendance,
OF members and visitors pronounced the work
first class. A committee OF three was appointed
10 meet at zulema Lodge next Monday and con-
fer with other committees relative to arranging
for a grand reception to the grand chancellor in
the near future. Unusual activity has been
| manifested. in the lodge this year. and q sub
s~tantial gain In membership is assured In the
next scmiannual, report. The attendance IL good.