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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1903-07-03
DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic

Will Insure you against the many evils resulting
from impure blood. Scrofula, pimples blotches
kidney disorders rheumatism govt, dyspepsia,
female weakness, anamia, chlorosis, etc. Sare
few OF them; but the greatest evil, the greatest
danger. Is the general weakening OF the whole
system, which affords an opening for every
passing disease.
The following is only one OF the thousands Of
testimonials we have received:
Detroit Mich Jan 10 f90f
commenced using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
when PROSTATE from severe attack of rheuua-
tsn. After using three bottles all traces Of
this disease were completely eradicated from nv
system and my general health was restored
AS blood purifier DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic
mas no equal, and | most sincerely recommend
It TO all persons suffering from indirestion'
fatigue, rheumatism, and the many weakened
conditions OF the system produced by iInpoyer.
Sheo plooa. Marguerite F. Yeazell,
No. $40 Second Ave.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is a list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the New
ark postofice July 1, 1903.
Crabtree, Annie. Citizen Ed.
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M;s Msblr krIier we!I.~'

Miss Msble krIler wer.~
|N&-s., go y vi~icar~ia t,wr sIas
sesk. She wss.; Y, lzrs hrate =
Missionary Institute, Nv Susate
hanna University IN the class q
'S9. 90 2
NJ. and NrS fIuusicher " pha'
ad@Iphia are I~ing ENTERTAINED "
their daughter, Mrs. R~v. Grnx
Ter.
Mrs. R~becca Waters .sn.l her
daughter, Lou, of Philadelphia, are
the guests of p. 5. Albert aut
wife.
Rev. Foster T.. Gift of Williams.
prrt was visitor to town Monday
of last week.
The tnil"wiug Sunhurjaus spent
several day4 1mong frie'ds: :. g.
G arhart aud wifi, Mjss TiIlp
Fisher, Miss Rjiaud and Ms
Nellie Cummings.
+. +. Duck. wit, and sIn %.
Wjiiiam~port arr upsts of J.. :
Albert.
The Band held very -urrps~iu|
festival on Fr.dov and Sarwia,
evenings On o.. -r.ua,i- oi m,
public school. They npttci 1uitt
a neat sum toward, buying mi
forms.
Rev. DR.. Fncht and wife return.
ed from their two veak- rip n
Washington and Baltimore,
Mrs. IF. D. Schnure aud daugh-
ter have gone to Williamsburg On d
visit 70 their Son and Brother re
-peotiveIy
The Summer term ~ -rhooI
closed Wednesday. The attend
anCe vas excellent.
Miss Lizzie Rnnrbarh of Harris
burg, daughter ot Harris Rohrbach,
IL IN her usual VISIT ~ neg par
ents.
Mrs. :. 4. Bower returned recent
" from her visit in the Western
States.
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v1s..zs = !. s,.s, s1
|rn~w& CssEs 6ks essh
LE@i6se - Or fs~s
T0%TA ~<,o. ~ jisg
-. il ..lhe %-@ Tskd"
.,t, and Sssse stossiaio, ssd th~
EXtm9 IA ~ aeAim " oSE
fsppf1 Doi5An tce eseA and
e go Of CxfARHR dat cannos
e esured by the uss ofHALfs Ca
FRASK J. CHENEY.
ex,ro to before me and subscrib-
| IN my presence, this 9Th day of
A. D. 1885.
III A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
hI,lps Catarrh Cure il taken in
haIly and acts directly on the
Ii and mucous surfaces of the
,em, Send for testimonials, free.
+. J. Cheney q Co,
Toledo, o.
kold by all drugg st., 15c.
bIalIs family Pills are the best
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saANsSroWN.

ia MARY ker.s spsat a wesS
Fe"'stowa reoea,ly.
eH ]. NJ. Rear,oa OF Center
\ esesehod y very Interesting
poa IN the Lutheran Church San-.
. week ss@
4 : eobA iAba,it'.ps ait addition
VA rsssleat~
loloas the rseeat visitors ~ town
\ Jacob CNrpsa,ss AMI waite OF
@'o~a juaetioh Mrs. Rs,sssi
bplf VI te@istowa Ira Keller
n nVagey1owuh Grant Helmbaeh
hprehaa, h, N eresmaa and
~ Nddiebasn drr, May
fSee ostseseasg,
4pei 4. Moysg ml wiie were
~ " ~ Il, Bowss~oN a,l wife
! &e,MM
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-, Nslas ssd Nis T.
Dthaer gent . dky 10 oIshss~
- wesk, =
M,s. All. Bowessox i sldwb
ooovaIecing. r;h =
Mrs. n. ". Heaver i nss~a
With the sick. ~
Miss Carrie Faust is spending
sometime with relatives in Sahuyi-
kin Co.
Miss Kathryn Beaver mingled
among friends in I.ewistown last
week.
Mrs. Henry Renningpr of MID
dleburg and Mrs. WcsIrv Bowen, J,
spent day with Henry Mace and
wife.
Rev. F. L. Ciift Of WiiIiamsrort
accompanied by his father, DAVIS
Gift, spent several hours here lat
Tuesday.
J. &. w. BasSler and wife and C..
W. Reigie and wifi. from Frerburg
visited here over Sunday.
Mrs. Gen. Wagcnseler and Mr..
Chas Roush of AHddlehurg were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. John Aig,eT aud wife and
Master John, spent several iays in
Lewistown.
Miss Edna Walter aud Katie
Aigler are spending some time in
M;ddIeburg.
IN Ice cream and Lunch Social
will We held on the church lawn
Saturday Eve. Aug. lst.
Mr. Bloom, the piano timer, spent
Monday and Tuesday here tanning
pianos.
VIM. Snyder is preparing a ioun-
dation for the removal of his old
house in rider to make room for
the erection ofa new mansion. C..
J.. Wetze! is also building A new
house.
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SELINSGRCvE.

G. W. Burns of vour place was
visitor between trains last
week.
Fl. J. Duck OF the Elizabeth
vile echo" is home for week
with mis- family.
DR.. and Mrs Yutxy were at
Harrisburg and Pen Mar Reunion.
The Doctor was one vt the speakers
at the rennion.
Rev. DR.. ). z. Ochsentorf and
wife of Allentown are being enter
timed by G. R. Hendrick and
wife.
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HREAM E2.

Miss Hattie Fox ot Milton vas
visiting Fl. Ritter for the last
week.
Mrs. Gen. KTck md laughter
in-iaw Of Mitfiin Comfy VISITED
Jacob LAWYER and wife over Sun.
day.
Izora Smith is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. Grpover Of Levisbnrg.
The Sck nave improved the past
week.
Mrs J. Walter ana daughter al
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RftEANCET0DEFKNDfTP
nr. Iseiin's Yacht Selected 20 Meet
Shsmroe1 III.
TRIAL SPINS are DISCONTINUED
From Showing ~ TNrse Sosts eeli.
srcs g Fairly =dt;tisd 10 o~fsr5
CU9, ~ Sh- %as Lost Few Racer
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cosssswa - ~ =: 1:ss:A9H1
co'sme's ~; 800 tlos 80



rabss s. rsy's% s~sv. l. s-ee~
~ s~SpNpS Dsss~esE
Se~ Yorx, yuiy zS The loss. .cossse-
ued decline N prices sos ssessissss %
the ss~N srcssrse hss ress,,s1- ~ tks
ssaoopcsmeut ~ he sstiufe % tor
important soeS ssesssse oeosersvv
Arms Ths irs. snpoan~srnsnt vss
~ ths suspension ~ " L. Ho~ .
Company. followed IN 'sv norsen,s
Oy the news sensational ~ he fn.ne.
World thst Talbot ) 7sSIo, . Com
oany the senior member ~ 1'hieh = q
son-tn-isw " James <eene 1se
failed
The 9rln " dow . 00snbsry 'os
heavily Interested n Mexican Centre
fnd vas = member Il he pol p nat
stock TIE arnounean-a7,f - -he "a
'ire eaused IN Immediate !sr'irA > ~.
N he price " bet foct
Talbot .ayf0r 8 Company = ass
Dsan suDpose7 wore 0oe = Eor'h@vr
'a.,Hc r-ar -'nss he rausa ration 20 a
,rll movement Hr nsana ~ 100. r.
hat sscc1 moro han f rer s.n v
farnee ? <Da04 Southern '+eis. #o.r
~ , price fhort 20 points stow ~
1Igh -ecord Ts7Ire crjso res .rs
presumably hrDreh hs prH eat1r'a-
ion ~ .hs ;seu@ Ioc'
-o tatsTrs1t - -4v'-r o.. aseet-
and liabilities laz Nse0 made .rt rryv
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Gowns 10 Travel In.

kow that the travelling days are here
kphooves every woman Ia see that
fe is something more substantial in
Summer wardrobe than frflls and
,elOws.
3or fhc woman who esrhewS long
and there are many who 10,
travelling suit IL a necessity and
le .hort skirts are the most service
vet. since to come minds the aver
To short ski ia is ipsurmountshie,
skirts are eminently correct to
lei in.
NJ no sensible woman will make
A mistake a. to harbOr the theory
anything, 40 long a. il j. comfor-
aud serviceabIe, will DO for a
Ieling frock, and ruthlessly sacrifice
becoming TO the practical. Her
cling costume should be severe, ap-
Iriate and eminently chic and be-
ing. She will go to a good tailor
have it we'll made, il the thing il
lin possibilities, but il she must
it to an inferior maker and the
she will have it fitted over a cor
model Of corset, giving the grace
cure 40 requisite for the present
} Of dress. The C Ba In 5pirite
et is especially recommended by
makers, not only for its mOdish
but because the cheapest corset
y as we'll cut and gives ~ good n
M tho vv,Dnf awr,nuasuo
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.' gS- F.'srfrHV sos-'rus'.J ~
- t1~ -dirsstf.rr g-d h,rtss'- - ,LL1

-tf--. t'-.s .'.sr.- -as-' - - -,
nudnu u' --.-s- - ..s.-=-t
1urv rr~a(0a" .~i - ~ Eslv l+l
ends a--'' 80 SA-- iA- g, -av
-. ''laFe sr-slrHiua 70 So a.
r-tS' - Va az s-tGGl AfS ! ,e.a-.
H-z 'era urHs+ - -ssh ,--s
vhH-= 1sv 81 tkAE 1%s--sal-.,- ~
esrsns -rnlA-srssa'rt y nAla ,-s-A-=
vha n s~arse frnt ~ avn ~
v.f"sst ~ hsruTs< y.tArt A.S-f=.s
ne 9rr-a<r ~ "a vrrrstzs
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sovs -Juue1 1Jr ~ oar-5 ~
J"vg F0rt~ DF-r.afs - .s-i, r-s
7sr-r,4rt-1 5r,--r e -r.r.


'sr-r,Ger-1 5cr-r . -r.r.
te-g -rr' .r.v ,fora
7~ore - n1fh- - - I-ule .f
VI Randall sIand uoas'ar .,.,
tu1 hrnrgh - = ser Esh
'ret hloy rsU .rrrou1d,as fa ..
nz. tud 5rs sucrnersr = seo
foyen 1sbs~s vro tors 'iso
Il hs not " aacsping. rrrw'-
arrest and se-c1 etc rfsd 80
twav rere rznturpr -v'c laa r,l
llmos' o ~ Manhattan lhors ,'-,''
he rhaHHsi -yvN iarr r~rb .t
n ..tils isii Ists ata sticE -
plunged mother gza Ensbt -
yats- rviHS y gufm y ~s'f
-sland and III, mother vss yss
Iiiinx n 7nrr fsid 1ut,ids ~
inHse ls Refuge !ssriT 81 ~ ~
'nrrp e he rspre-s e - tIana srI
sosfas .nr he ~. lnvs -%n assspaa
Ths ssrane Ssa 1,aas ~ aasnH &
wooden he'd vtich laa sen buiIt
n saoI 1nun~ md tore 1nras
8ssiaat he ,nstds e M 1sE snr
rounaiax re 3suse ~ 2sfsiss K csn
aimed 4 lot 1e itsEers. cots Iars .
JfcKs -rswbars and otsar ,1sts.amsefal
hat ,as 1oys 1ut ,ts0uss
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Shirt Waist Suits.

Our suits are invsiilabse ueces-
sitv to every adv desiring the
NEST comtott On not iays bs-
cause of, the greatly lowered
prices now, these pyai suits III
better than Iny other suit made +;
the styles are the Attest IN vogue.
White and Coiors
$500 Suits are low prfcea
40 and $500.
sT.00 ones reduces 70 81. aa5 4
s,nt.
$500 kinds at $500 and $3.50.
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- - -s'-e---y
rhs grove 2'fe risitinv &-tg
,,"s y ~ n ixcrkza-yr 4Ss
.4eag smrpci AMI ,fi@iiy of
,3eyisteSn, sre giSi9"g per pscen,s,
John Fields.
TIE farmers are now plowiog To
oV vhea6r - - -cfs -.
pr. Hsrple' and i,fs bride 81 shas
mos'u passed throng, here on q
tandem last Sunday.
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brsid,trimms,i. 1ii0rnsie. in
lllustrsnOn worn with . white
Eoryths waist is Al excellent
i for travelling.
wv Is ~ shirt waists-popularity
enersl Use DO nOcaiways Kill an
ctivc tashiou, and uo woman can
battrsctSely dressed VINO possessss
" swell linen Or nairns shirt
b, but Ike the tailormsde gown.
brial and trimmings are secondary
IN and itsis tho cut and finish that
~ Or nars the shirt waist. 50 let
Waists, however few, De msie by
ep m shirt waist Quit. Let them
i.li coston sn,i linen oues, whoss
bato points ARE too sa0tte for the
'er'ehood To grasp, out which.
eh,ei, make up tho psrtee, whoie
the losst sophisticated may To
iAo, ard sho who sims ss a rnodish
laneo Will not miss her s,rai.
El4lNss Ro1s;.
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= Attractive Prices Again For
Saturday ar1d Monday Aug. Tsy and Sd.

One lot ot Vuh Skirt Materials black. blue. green ana
brown regularly 25 viii We laf prICe l2 yar-
Some 81 Tapesry Table Covers rhat rayuiary S3-5
tor 9S clean
Upholstered Rockers worth regularly $3.50 will De prC
sI.19.
Men Oxtortis patent colt ki. velour c latest
STYLE SO 90 or 81 25 s. 30 quality tor Sl11
Irish Point Stand Covers odd from broken sets ine quality
81 25 tor S1.JO 9S tor i35 5 Tor
ST.. 90 ones
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---piRECrURS

tceaansss Of individuals, Firms anu
Corporations Solicited.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-30
tapestry Currains==
Short Prices.

A veil O ..l-
tOr-ee prices viii Reversible -o0,I
-ringe
sl-5 ones priced sIJ0 pr. $3.50 zI1us urlcp, ST..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
Gun NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Believing are the names Of the gen
tlenlen whs win compose tie next
Nevada Legislature:
Churchill-Senater. Warren vii
liams. Rep; AssenblymenA, Thos Doll
Dem. Silver.
Douglas-Senstsr. Yren Baasbe--
Jr., Dem.-Silver; AssemblYnen, II.
jacobsen, Rep.
E'se- Senators. Thos. Hunter, Cs
ear Graham; Assemblymea, n. S.
wilson. Il, z. shages, l.. H. Pegre
". G. GTeatbouse, all Dem.
Humboldt-Se1ator,* Nv. G. Pitt, e. 4
q. Hardin; Assemblymen, B. ,. Riley,
G. B. Brown, W. c. Notewars, all Dem
Sill.
Eurcka-SeAator. Robert Ratio -
Assemhlyme1, ]. p. NcElroy: all Dem
81
L ncoln-Senater,+N. =. PrudentLa.
Rep; Assemelynsa, ]. H. Waugh, Dem.
| J. A. Denton. Dsn-Sil; Levi Syphas.
| Dem. Sill.
Iander-seEs;er, Joe Miller, Dem.
Sill; Assembiymen, Robt. Pohl. Dsm.
sill; c. F. Littrell, Rep.
Lyon Senatcr. 81. B. Gallagher,
Req; Assemolylnen, e: H. Whiteacrs.
Den.-Sil; }. j. VIM, Dem.-S
Nye-Senator, Thoe. Bell, Dem
, Sin: Assemblymea, Thos, NcCahe
! Sill.
Senator, Wilson Brouger,
Rep; Assemblymen, Henry Burling-
| ton, Rep; Fred Gushing, Rep; r. H.
Logan, Dem-Sil
Storey-Senator, Col. Lord; Assem-
! blymen Ed Holmes, John Kitson. ].
McCourt, Hugh Trembath; all Dem,
+, Eli.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. *R Jackson
Nate Rolf; Assenblymen, Peter Burke
w D. R. Graham, H. r. Cooke, P. A
McCarran, A. D. Graham, j. E. eros
by. J. E. Soucherau; all Dem Sill.
White Pine-Senators, sChas. Greer
Assemblymen, Joseph Judd, James Ri
lay; all Dem.-Sil.
Democratic Silver. l6; RE
pupliClrs. 6: Dariocratic-Si.vc raiCl
i. - j2:n> ballot, IS. sHCiiossr : en-
atoTs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10

Going to SEND yCur money Gi.t ii
own? I'll compete with any reiiat:<
uL cara, and save YOU IL 20 20 T..
cent. That's my business. Con,
over ana see where I'm At.
L. T. Bishop, who was supposed to
be lost. turned up at ..ackrabbit, He
had lost his way and got up Burnt
canyon. and af-..r wandering around
all nlg.2t ava part CT the next Gay
81 railroad trac'.. and from
! there made MS way to tackrabb:t He
wos very weak. but at last accounts
had recovered from, his seige-White
! Pine News
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
OFFICIAL COUNT STATE FUNDS
FUNDS
state ct F:evaSa

state ct e:eva1a
Co,r.y Of Or~'sby. s. s.
Rein hold Sadler, Governor,
Eugene Howell, Secretary of State,
AID VIM. Woodburn, Attorney General
being duly sworn, severally say they
are members of the Board OF Exam;n,
ers OF the State Of Nevada; that on
the 5th day of January. 1903. they
latter having ascIrtaiErl from 'ht
State Controller the auoIlt OF mon
ey which should ha ia the Treasury
made an official exaMi;is ion an5
count of the money AMI VOUCHERS &c,
money in the State Treasury Of Ne
vada, and found the sam, correct 6.
follows:
Coin sa89.15e IS
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemahle Nevada
State School
bond s3>s sos g
New. State Bonds 24U,lv0,Oo
United S ates
bonds. 100000 90
Total s1,SO9,256 %
Kcinhold Sadler
E"sen: howe"
". Waodburr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
Mr.. KICKS SUGGESTIONS.

NM k,skS 3uGdESlIUNo.
A+o,. eeoe,.; tac s a,sssorey the trust question
- Nv s;a "a, - has eae forward with sooa
ne Of the remedies he proposes are sound he does
protective tariff Still much good can o
accomplished Congress recommend
Determinations by
in
constitute the chief restrictions compe
unfair advantage rivals contribute largely the upbudng
monopoly
Attorney suggests discriminatory practices
legislation apply
be stated here that this what the
Members unlawful practices in the line
and they and
enforcing
decisions passed whereby
violating Law
and if the heavy shipper subjected similar penalties
considerably compettion-destroying business
Another it, Wv into law
seek to break down
competition competitors until latter are ruined This is
the Standard Qn company
guilty time again of all
monopoes undisputed possession of
given market II
Independent companies which
been bankrupted
opening sold figures
Independents driven
thing
whb
If a aw these that
diligently enforced good result
IIIEITlHH
in
record much
would be larser than it
$2239352
lily disubn the market.
MISUNDERSTANDING
n hanged
Observation-Disclosures
tnlIHdIiIM
politics
a a
under
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10

You don't need t, suffer with the
cold. Just drop around to VIII Days
and for few bits you g; = buy every
thing TO Keep you warm Gloves
nitts. caps, quilts. blankets, sheets
fu7s, etc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
SAFE DEPOSIT Department,

OVER ONE HUNDRED DEPOSIT BOX ELS have been
hafneh
PROOF offer perfectly
They tented yearly
gfrom$ Full
m application
attention
G1k DRAL BANE0GIDUaaNDo0 rRANSAe"E0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
WOOD FOR SALE.

Spit pine wood eordwcd length,
sold in quantity to suit patrons. Has
never been fiumed. For price enquire
at Carson Exchange If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10

Fancy figured velvet slippers which
arrived too late for Christmas, will be
sold at half price. Gents worth s1.25.
at IS cents per pair Ladies', worth
81, at so cents per pair Kely's, Ar
lington Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10
The State Bank s. Trust CO
Carson City, Ne vada.
up 100000
CAPITAL fully PAID U
DIRECTORS:

RICKEY c. T. BENDER, CIV MA ES, GEO IT, AEY RE-
YERINGTON, p. H. PET! 81 a. LLvINGS On
+. GOLDFN w BRAUGHER.
T. RICkEY, President GEO H. MEYERS sT VICE PREsiDsrr
C. T. BENDER, PRESIDENT. q. w RICHARD CAsHIEE
T.DAvIS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-01-10

subscribed and sworn to before :,
this 9Th day of January. 1903.
J. Doane Notary Public.
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knights OF Pythias.

Excelsior Lodge. No 49, last Wednesday even
Ing had large and enthusiastic meeting and re-
ccived several applications. Several old members
were present. among them Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal Brother Jones Mitchell Broth
er Louis Hid. chairman OF the Entertainment
Committee. was instructed to make arrangements
for boat for the annual excursion in June:
also TO complete arrangements for the anniver-
sary in April.
Damon Lodge at it's last convention conferred
the rank of Page. with stereoptcon views on
two candidates. They also received a number of
applications. Next week the rank OF Esluire
will be conferred.
Chevalier Lodge. No. 20. K. of p. held an In
terost!ag meeting last "Wednesday evening Judge
Richard u. Haughton. past chancellor. presented
in behalf Of the lodse handsome past chance'-
chance llor, who served in 1902. The rank OF
Page conferred and several applications for
membership on file. and work will be on
hand for time to come.
on last Monday night. Three pages were ad-
vsnced TO the rank Of Esquire On next Monday
work in the rank of Knight
Prthsgoras Lodge. No. 215. conferred the rank
of Page 3: the last convention, and will confer
ranks OF Esquire and Knight at next session. A
large Eumbtr of members was present. There
will be n large number OF applications hext
meeting. assuring plenty of work for April.
Royal Lodge. No 2s3. is enjoying boom. At
its meeting March the rank OF Page was
cants were favorably balloted upon and Ave pc
titions received first reading. Visiting knights
present from jefferson City and ST. Joseph.
Mo; Milwaukee. Wis: Victor. Colo: and from
night In odd Fellows building: and has work
every meeting night. ]. E. Mulkey. the
chancellor commander. saws Royal Lodge will
soon have many surprises The masquerade ball
an adjunct of Royal Lodge. on March I. was
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application. Btothers Eeneke. SiverberG and
Hy1nan the newly elected chancellor, cve.scer
ard sentinel. respectively. were installed in Of
Ace by Past Chancellor John ". DCnneL
On THURSDAY evening franklin Council bell
the regular meeting with a fair ATTENDANCE
when John y. Lirten initiated as berei-
ctaTy member. Remarks were made bv Chan
cellor ShattluEer Vie Chancellor Jacoby AMI
the recorder. "a
I-nItv Council held meeting iast Friday with
a large attendance. y feature of the entertain
ment ster.opticon views by courtesy of the
Civic Improvement League. suggesting methods
TO be ADOPTED for mrnicipal Improvement Ind
for the announcement Of civic pride.
Brother Amedee Peting of Grove Council
promises four five limitations at Its next
Alpha Council held a pleasant meeting Tues
p j. McAliney and W G. Rucnansn. Worthy
Supreme Chancellor I. f Hammer. Jr.. was
present and addressed the members on the sulI.
iect of how to members for the Legion NJ
Honor. Tho Entertainment Committee nGs
changed the date Of the entertainment to Apr
degrees in their costumes on Tuesday even
Ing which presented very hrir; atit appear-
Hyde Park Council has Just struck its normal
stride In the campaign sor members and trnIn
new on can be counted CaoI fo- Il; ie1st I've
new members az each meeting. There are now
twelve candidates fully prepared. awaiting Int
tieticn. and from now On the various degtee
te3rra q. the council VIII be v.ry busy. as tiis
material at hand and promised is very ahunl-
ant. Chancellor BENJAMIN Hunphries is report
ed convalescirg after his siege of Illness and Is
expected to preside over the next meeting.
The following councils will meet tbs week;
Monday Iafayette Tuesday. Excelsior: Thurs
day Kirkwood. Grove and Webster; SatnruaS.
Tower