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30 to 40 Union Bldg.
DENVER, COLO.

en, The committees to H,ake necessary .Irange-
ments are as follow. Hotel. Charles Weiech.
Terence Martin. Richard walsh cnarch and
Decorations. Juliu. 1en<aer; J. H McNanars.
Louis A HllgerL,. Peter A. stsi-. F.-H- Feline
and ~ Brazil: Par1ee. Terenee 1arStn =
and Thecdr-e Jennenann: Entertainment. Ant5a
RelsinE- Richard Walsh. 2 J. DARTS. John
Kaenmerer, lanes FtEEerzd. Frank stein. Gso.
N Burke. g r. Bauer and NJ J. Z. hartmann:
Badees. Michael Zeiier. N. J. Butler. James
Laady. james G. Beckmann. D, L MeLsed and
c. ". LAnWureux. Ladies' Auxiliary. F.4B. .af-
frey. Francis HeTnm. A. ]. Henner!ch. Joseph
L. Suter. Gerhard Boekersl VI. H. Chsrtranf.
Peter Byrne. r. =. Thomas. Franz Peters and
II. Hermann Invitations. N J.. z Hartmann.
Anton Reisinx and John c. Fechter: reception
Richard Walsh chairman. and all members Of
su~bcommitfee.-
Al a meeting Of the president OF thirty-eixht
city branches. held last Monday. II was unsn-
inously resolved TO take part IN the Civic Par
nde on May 2 for the dedication OF the Xorrt.s
Fair. President Hartmann was in< rueted TO eu-
raZe music IL was also decided 10 invite TIE
suburban branches. The next meeting Will BE-
hell % April u. when every branch is expected
The sil,s O..cs-s raid a visit to Holy Ghos,
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Ch~eysIIe- Lodge. No. 20. conferred the =ank OF
Page on three Candidates last "Wednesday even
ing. The rank Ct Esquire will De conferred next
wednesday evening Among the visitors were
Professor Thomas W. Shaw Of Columbia Lodge.
Nc. 2ss. and Richard z MaciIey. p. c. Of Rcd
CrOsS. 40. a. formerly OF this lodge.
Lafayette Iodge. No. rs. had q meeting aad
good attendance on Wednesday evening. April
/ Applications were received and several prom
Used for next meeting. The rank OF Page was
conferred on two candidates
Robert e CoVan Lodge. No. l3l. met Monday
niEat. A large attendance was present 1t be-
iaE a business meeting. the lodge adjourned AZ
an early hour to respond to the invitation Of
zuIena Lodge. To attend It's entertainment. Next
Monday night ave applications for the rank Of
PaEe will be acted upon
wabash LodCs had a large attendance Tues
day. one Esquire was advanced 10 the knight
rank. Two petitions were received. Next Tues
day will be = business convention. as amend
ments TO the bylaws will be acted upon.
PythaxoraS Lodge. No. go. at last session com
pleted arrangements for twenty-stx IN the rank
OF PAGE. Wednesday. April s.
Zulsna Lodge. No 81. on last Monday even
ing gave m Entertainment. The programme
consisted % twelve numbers including vauGe-
VILE. music. comedy. s!elGht-of-hand and sing
inE. On next Monday evening. April s Zulema.s
senate will confer the rank Of knight In ampu-
fed form
Paragon Lodge. No. IS. In conjunction with
Columbia and Acme lodges and several visiting
brothers. had the pleasure OF listening to a talk
by Grand Chancellor Esmes regarding the
origin OF the Knights Of PNthiaR
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will organize a council there to-day SUNDAY.
St Bridsct'=. No. 8. had an enthusiastic meet
iEer. presented thi-ty-nve applications. and tween
Nv new members were initiated. Tho council sP-
preached Holy Cunmunicn in a boy In 81
B.idgets church last sunday and TAD over %
st IHo's, No. p. made a splendid showing at
its annual communion In st Leo's CIurcli last
Inc council. led bv 81. I%o's Fife and Drum
Corps- marched throush the parish previous 70
m ~ and delivered an eloqusnt ssrm-n on
Total Abstinence lie commsnd-l tne wo:k u
said IL Was his desire that every eligible Pc so1
in the parish ION st Leo.s Co-ncil-
Hii incorporate this week. and active worx WI
be commenced toward the er.etcn 81 me ga
ther Mathew monument in the Worlds F~F
the city this week on her wsy. home f-um Chi7s-
She also organized q council in this city Ms
Kelly visited all the local councils q ths l.. N:
sS,ompiished in Ire past quarter b. the X. y:
n. is shown by the t.lloW ne quarterly rep'F'
St. Louis, No, / : Mutations 81 Patriea,S y
4 s: 81 Maiachy,s. No 6 :; s. Teres,' nc, {"
%USS~ g 5: Emerald. Nc. 70. Is: s.. Ainhonsns,
80. IS. :: ST John the Bsptist No, y iMS' S1S.
:NS':ss 5, ifS: $, Pstrieks No kae;as CITY.
M. !. -. Charles. No. = Est Charles MO-.
= rclumkiI No. s.. :: s. Vincent de Paul.
No. &c fsedalis. MOI. l: sacred Heart. No. y
,Spr!nSfeld. Mcl. =: Hcls Name. No. 20 :. -
Thomas. No. Al RaEsas 'lty Kasl. -
MPry's. No. e tKaEsas cts, k1s' - Nh-
"a ;: 81. Mdry's. No. - Cast St Louis. iul.
5Ksnsas city. MOI. 8 st. PltTicks. No. -
Alton. M. :: 81 Mathew. Ne, 81 :: 81. Ross
40. q de soto. Mol. l.. Hoi- Name No -
iRosadale. Kasl. l. Immaculate Conception. No
70 Ge.irEton. Mol. IS. cilartsr menbsrsl st
BERNARD. No. - MSnett. .fol. I All "a nt~'
Nc. . rhieaso. ND. :: ST. Jsssrh. No. . dks1-
sas City. Kasl 5: Anngnciatson 10 q
Chicaro. M. 9: 81. Mas. No: 50 tDaysnp-rt.
la. !: ST, Hsyin's. No s. CchieaE3; MI 4;
Saints: No, $ ,; s.; Anne,s. 40. - tGaie3So.
Lady az Good Counsel. No. 81 5ChicRso. M.
=: Holy Angels. No. g Chicago. M =; 81
III. y: 81. P.us. Ne. 9. tChIcago. III.
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knight. and Ladic. of security.

Wisdom Council entertained the press associa-
Charles Drill Is secretary. at their last meeting
in royal style. Wisdom Council Is one Of the
richard as prrsiSen, is making a remarkable
record.
eight candidates saturday night. Brother Smith.
The president was at his best the circle extend
ton seemed to have turned loose on them and
white Kose couneiI viii No doubt claim the
city prize banner having Initiated and In
S sIsas eS.t tnsE mis sToshy s s b Ss~ f in po ess,Is me as
security Council and u viii be with reluctance
Pride OF the West Council. under President
Malone. Is booming. A visit TO this council Is
IKE meeting cid friends; a grand euchre Is in
Ganasit Council Is making Fsnd prspaEatons
With a knowing wink" says he knows how Il
security Council had a full house on last
Monday evening. receiving three applications and
three i~ransfers President r.riiag WELDED the
President Biby entertained the council WITH their
wii be a "eracker-jaek." The commfttse psomistss
Proteetsoa Council has taken on new ne .
sPpll coISEs = DSys,ns y and the failure or
Anchor Home Council. under President, Jou,.,.
direction. Il fast becOmtng ore Of the favo-fte
councils OF the city. Visitors are always vel
Anchor Council is making Eres, to do over their
arst time on ne lits Of April. a Erand hous
warming and the press association. which viii
es.i sasr io1 N sl "a seS 4rn s.1ss: WI R R5ssol Il an osi
as eatertalners are aot 70 be outdone. CSndi-
me TSenisssh csnsury Council is up :, Ar.
and the work q extsndins the BENEFITS Of tie
future OF Twentieth Century Council was never
PsrS Avenue Council Il booming. Brother,
Hushes snd Leo2ard ere always present TO well
Mckinley councii. under President Hookham
Is growing more popular every day.
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London Circle held a s9lead q meetIns. being
the FIST regular meeting held since the instI-
tntiel Of this new circle -Four were initiated
President Charles W. Robertson was In the chair
and Past President Doctor A. T. Quinn gave
the secret work Each new officer did exception
ally good vor.- ss eekinners. giving promise that
In a short time the rEtualisttc work viii be
mastered and executed In fine fashion Visiting
members verr PRESENT from Chcutezu Circle.
No "a T .. Sandberg RESPONDED 10 frequent
calls and made n ~facellouS speech coneratulatIlg
especially the new officers In the xood showing
on their arst night The ladies' OF The circle f1r-
nisheI cake and cream The regular nights fo=
meeting viii Be the nrss and third Thurscay
nights.
Benton Circle has secured Bastian's Han. No.
Sxa Chouteau avenue for the regular meetings.
first and third Fridays.
Hope Circle had n good time. Professor Beck
man was In the chair.
Lsclede Circle. No 80. will hereafter meet IN
RasttaE Hall. No. GSo Chouteau avenue. the
second and fourth FRIDAYS. tn EDlandid circle
has made large GAINS lately and stands well to
win the STATE banner.
The Supreme Circle CT the P. n c. VII meet
MAY Il In the city OF Buffalo. y. y. H.i>sats1
e'actca ere :. r. Chase and EGyerd +. Cooke
Doctor W. ". Vaughan. sinS on one. Of the
standing committees. and Supreme Chaplain A
II. lullsr will attend.
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The supreme recorder desires TO call The at
tentioa OF the members OF the Legion OF Honor
20 the circular issued by the COMMITTEES on
worlds Fair Frate.nal Building Association.
Records show that quite n Eumbsr nave not yet
made application for membership
Carordelet Council entertained the supreme
chancellor and member Of the supreme Cum
ell on Friday evening. Under the had Of Good
Of the Order. remarks were made o. supreme
Chancellor Hammer. Supreme RECORDER Smith.
Representatives Fiechcr Of Ernpire.x Ss calim =
Tower. ScAaab and Stocksr Of Lafayette. Rstsl-
EiIree Chairman Of The working Committed, re-
ported that he Rad ave applications TO present 1t
the next meeting
Empire Council held its regular meeting satrr-
day seveuiuE with a good attendance- Brother
Borgess. nled four applications The Entertain
ment Committee has arranged Tor a enchre and
hop for the latter part OF this monto-
Lasf "Wednesday evening Grove C-goei' met IN
its new hall on Billion avenue Inere was a
large sttendance. and much enthusiasm the oc-
caFon being the annual sp-ing visit Of the OF
GERS and members OF the Supreme COUNCIL Two
candidates. were initiated, and one siect-i 20
membership. Chancellor Petfng pr!rn.ecs iuita-
ticns at each meeting for the balance OF TIRE
wear. Remark were mafr BY snprrne tnance-
lrr Hammer. Supreme Vice Chancellor F2hhsc<.
Past Suprrus. Chanesilc- Carlisle. Representa-
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TIE national President. Mrs. n. Anna Hall. is
IN New Orleans. La. She attended the Courctl
OF Women in that city. and at-a meeting on
March . she made an able address. which was
listened TO with deep interest and warmly ap-
pisuded- Mrs. Han is an eneI -stic, earnest
worker. She has organized another circle IN
Louisiana She also oTganized one In Hiontxom-
cry. Ala--the very heart Of the late Cnn.e.er-
ecy- She attended the State encampmsnt at
E1tzEeraid. Ca. and expects 10 be present az
the state e-acampment In Boonvtlle MAY 10 and
Il as a guest Of honor OF the chief
OF the 9-E She visited California. COM
pleiink all arrangements for the national en-
compliment for August II in san Francisco
Past Department Junior Vice President Mrs.
Emily " stark - the proud posSsssor OF a
young SON The department president. Mrs. En-
marett Fteldr. anc Department Treasurer Ms.
sue b. Apcai. VIII socn visit -. Louis.
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BUYS PRISONER A NEW SUIT.
Youths Ragged Clothes Moves
Judge to Pity.
REPrRLIc

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Santa Rosa. Cal. April IA twelve-year-
old lad. Joseph Silva. who lives near Se5as-
topoL. stood at the bar in Judge Burnett's
department of the Superior Court In the
afternoon. when a Information charging
him with burglary was read. The LAOS
ragge0 clothes. each garment In tatters.
moved the pity. of the Court. and he
inst ucted the bsilin to take him TO a
clothing store forthwith and procure him a
suit OF clothes The case Is one of the mcSs
pifiat!e ever in court. II IL most likely the
lad viii De given a home somewhere and the
charke IeSucsd-
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A o STATEMENT.
CITY OF DENVER.
County Df Arapahoe.
State of Colorado

December IL. Is02 1. the manager Of the
English Restorative Company, first being
duly sworn, en- oath depose and say that
the ingredients OF the Sir John Hampton
Vital Restorative for the cure of Sexual
Decline and Associate Diseases IN men are
known 10 me and that this Restorative
does not contain any of the following poi
sonous drugs. which. to my positive knowl-
edge. all or 8 portion OF which are used In
ali OF the supposed cures for these all
ments that nave been by me. to
wit: Phosphorus. Nux VOmica IStrych-
nine). Cantharfdes Spanish fly. Morphine
and Damfana Tslthough Damiana IS not
considered a poison by some physicians
And / do most soIemnly swear that the Sir
John Hampton Vital Restorative contains
none Of these drugs nor any other poison
Gus Ingredient: that a child could take IL
without injurious results; further, that j
am OF the nrm belief that this Restorative
will cure in every case the. diseases or all
ments for which IL is recommended, and
that Il is the only medicine known to med
ical science which will develop or cause
growth n certain organs IL atrophied or un-
developed And. further. that ! have never
known OF n case Of Sexual Debility or As
sociate Disease which has ever been per
fectly cured except by the medicine which
Is called the Sir John Hampton Vital Re
storative."
The manager OF the English Restorative
Company has this day personally appeared
before me. 4 Notary Public for the County
OF Arapahoe, State Of Colorado.
MARTIN II. SMITH.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March i3. 1896.
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The Strong Man Is Always a Happy Man

r AM the dtcoverer OF a teatmn which will rsce to nen their sor and Vhahtc
when once lost There are at east a hundred thersa advertising this very sam-
u uInz-and as most Weak Men knox who have uieith eS.c cures the results are not
at II satisfactory. have thought; many wcaryd days. d risht5 hCw 7 could dem
onu-atet to = man that ny treatmentth Sir John Hampton Vital ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ce him. and at last nave decided to make this popcshcnt to Ill men needing m
teatnen 1 will send a prescription feea nd a fan uai Treatment CT my Restorative
to any man writing FOR ~ cent. and prepay the uestnent to him NoS l would just
as soon give the trial treatment free but have tried IT, End found that every curiosity
seeker in the country writes to me-men who nvr cid n-E never H take any phys-
teatme If they have to pay for Il Now. thkh II mine wn ercruals do
out for this amount costs me $50. and figure my loss a jut 81 each time 1 send A
man the tl treatment l do not send just a day or wos treatment but send enough
to perfectly cure you or to demonstrate that hwea Restorative which Will cure
n after YOU have tried my Restorative and find that il is just what l say it is will
charge you a very small fee for a pefe: and lasting cure or restoration and then Whl
MAKE a fair proht: but IL the trial treatment cCps you Gnd it does cue mayl then
have lost stn 800 in monsustng to you what 4 real curefo Sexual Debility is
Nbo eyer before heard of a physician who would wear that his treatment would
ce the weakness or ailments for which * is recommended When 1t comes to these
Weaknesses or rangenen If the Sexual system. I an the only physician who will
wear, that his treatment will cure Why do not others 10 this? Probably YOU have tried
other remety-ff SO. you know why they annot. swear they have "A cue They
cannot cure you'll the reason very obvious II seems almost like quackery
me to saw that have te only cure for these ailments. butt GGtheess 1 m gOn-
to say it, for know that have the only cure- Read this hdavt:
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tivs9 K~iliinsswoE;h e Irving. Webster Of Kirk
wood, Marphy Of Hyde Iark. Schaab and Stock
er Of LAFAYETTE. Doctor Blaekmer Of Grove anil
other. Grove Council - eIranging for an enter
tatnmsnt nt one Of the downtown thcafere
The Entertainment Committee OF hyde Park
Council has made arrangements for a complt-
mcntarv continuous vaudeville performance ant
hop TO Be given IN honor OF the annual visit
Of the sunretre chancellor and officers on. April
20 In addition TO the entertainment and hop.
the l~nitiatlon Of fifteen candidates Will Be a
festnr- provided for the deiectAtion Of the Wis
ito-A
Toe New England smoker. given by the En-
tertAiument COMMITTEES OF Unity Council q: tee
meeting heid March =. afforded much entoyEert
p the members present and theig invited guests.
and two applications were secured and several
prUfnised for the near future.
Alpha Council Will give an entertainment On
April II. which will Jake place In the Enter
talnnent Hail OF the Masonic Temple. GranI
and Finney avenues.
The following councils will meet this week.
Mundey. Lafayette: Tuesday. Excelsior; Wsdnss-
day. irving: ThuFsdsy. Franklin. Friday. Ca
ruadslet. HYDE Park. Unity. Stella. fvanhoe.
Bueaa Visa; Saturday. Compton Hi. Empire
and BGnaparte.
The supreme chancellor and star Wis: make
the foIlywinE otncial visits this week: On Tuys-
day evening n visit via De E-aee % Excelsior
Council, and On SATURDAY, evening the officers
all visit BonapArte Council
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Terminal Camn. w. of w

At Terminal Camps regular meeting, held q
week ago last "Wednesday nIsht. March IS. Sow
e:eigns cross. Brown and Edwards were appoint
been revived by the WOodmen OF the World :.
st. Louis.
Terminal Camp en- Aprl 1 haG q verJ enthu-
sisstIc meeting and Initiated three rev members
into the mysteries of the craft Terminal Camp
win b represented IN the civic Parade to be
held May . IN omlemnrntfo OF the ceutenn al
OF the Louisiana Purchase. Sovereign Purdy OF
Chopper Camp Was a visitor. also Sovereign
Evans Of Botanical Camp.
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Order Of the Scottish C,au,.

CIan DCuElas NuI meet neNt Isesday evening
e. Mest Gate Hall. corner Grand and Eiston
avenue Initiation Of several card dates VII
be TIE principal bCsiness Il the e. ming.
An entertainment vas EGven b. the combined
LEGAL clans q the Scottish C1sls. unie. tie
ma ma gemcat % the General Amusement Coui-
mitsf. at their hail. corner Grand and Easton
avenues. nh last Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramme FOR tie evening opened with a pipe sli0
BY Major y. q. Gum. followed b. a song.
-'Hu-Iaa for the HlEhienis.' John Morrson.
piano solo. selections from II Trovatcre Mrs
Kate Munro. duet. '1Oh. Rowan Tree" Mrs. J.
McRinnon an6 Miss Agnes smith: niaro solo.
selections from Bohemian GIRL" Miss Clara
I'M. Trio Reckman brothers:
song. % a the Arts, W. W ovens: address
on the order. b. the chairman. l.. c. GInn.
plano solo. Miss Isabel Munro: trio dnstrI-
mentan. HscEuian brothers: song. After Va
tsr," Mr.. r. SOFT: scng. MIR. Doolsy." David
Swenn. The proEianmc vas concluded with the
singing ot Scotland-s uaticusl song. Avid Bang
SINE" BY tho audience
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Thousands of people in this city suffering with colds T about to-
day. Tomorrow they may be Frustrated with Grip II Pneumonia.
Grin Is snresdiup. Whole families III suffering. Many business
places are crippled through sickness of employees. The disease is not
necessarily dangerous with proper care and the right remedies. It's
almost suicide to depend On quinine and whiskey OF home decoctious.
Don't trife with a cold. Either take my Cold or Grip Cure or call in
a competent physician. l can't say what your doctor will do for you,
bit 1 do know that my Cold and Grip Cure will speedily break up all
forms of colds and grip. II checks discharges of the Nose and Eyes,
stons sueeziuq. promptly relieves the Throat and Lungs, allays In
Examination and Fever, and tones up the system. It cures Headaches
and Dizziness accompanying the symptoms of Grip, produces sleep
I'd restores strength to the body. 1t is invaluable in all forms of
6ueuza or obstinate
7 will guarantee that my Rheumatism Cure will speedily cure nearly all forms of
ieunatsu: that my Dyspepsia Cure will curea any case of indigestion or stomach
5u6e: hat % per cent Of kidney complaints including Brshts Disease, can be cured
ets a vial
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fesonaI career you have epeted an emacsted purse to help those in need OF a remedy
could not ay for, / hear aty ou have seen tho scantyl arder II. ts home whse
poverty hgd. eR R1mes and fs RrG gysHT6 all T Of vas al n %x de Ss 1 on SSSn Tf Cd a9sn mma s IL
possible for the rghful pOv1der to provide 20 reasonable or sae. man, who knows
the truth questions your integrity or hnPdgns YOUR honor, he merits Of Sir John HamP.
would be not only quit ot of place but absolutely unnecessary not silly. for me to
speak Of or discuss ths proposition any further"
And this from the "PTusburg Pa Press:
at is but nuhng and fair In this Conclusion to say that no medical institution known
is more worthy thant that OF the English Restorative Company. rooms 5000 Union Build
ey they conpoun who does mott Immediately send for a trial ueatment. which costs
only n cents. ms with which also is sen a prescription is commiunga crime against
hhmslrh III home and his immediate environment. Te doctor in the course Of our con-
yeEauon-S SAID hiatt Re allowed persons who were needo ftratnent 10 sen, ny cents
coin Al men suffering from a Loss of Vital Power Weakness or other NervoVtsl
complaint are cordially invited to call upon or write the dotor and secure a fun. trial
me-" .- -t
these newspapers and Eastern physicians have offered me every nducemsnt to leave
very midst of millions of people" l have had one man oner to builds and ded to me r
and here / W i'll remain
Denver is a very centrally located city for my large business asI can reach nv
cure you Just as quickly by sending you treatment by mail as II you called upon me per-
sonany.a always provided you write me a n Intelligent History of your case ~
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Elk Camp had a very large attendance os is
own members and = fair sprtnkiing OF visitors.
Twelve applications were received and i've can
d!Gstrs Initiated. Sovereigns Eckardt. Klein and
Mueller were appointed to the city Central Com
mittee- Sovereign William II. Hayes OF Chop
Per has accepted Invitation to speak at unseil-
ing ana memorial services At Old 81. Marcus
Cemetery en- sunday. June =
A donation was made TO = sick AID worthy
member. The camp voted TO take part in the
parade on Dedication Day at the Worlds Feir
grounds.