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DO YOU GET UP
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Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
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Grippe and other troubles
that can only be promptly
nipped in the buddy using
TROPICAL
PINEAPPLE
TAR and WINE

The Great Florida Rene
dy, backed by more than
a million dollars of Flor
ida capital. Look at the
names of the gentlemen
who compose this COM
pany and see if this is not
a sufficient guarantee of
merit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

Martin. Visitors We're present from Magnolia,
Chouteau. Triumphant and irving lodges.
Enterprise Lodge had an unusually good time
at its last meeting. Tn. Installation Of officers
took place. and was followed by the initiation
OF candidates and the reception OF applications.
A music programme was followed by dancing.
Protection Lodge will meet next Thursday
evening An Interesting time is expected.
Goethe Lodge met last Wednesday evening,
Initiated candidates and received one appiica-
ton. Brother Meier Engle spoke under the
good of the order.
Lad Belt Lodge at Bonne Terre. Mo. has
applied for u dispensatlon TO reopen its charter
for q period of thirty days. as II is the desire
OF the members to hold a large class initiation
in the early part OF March.
Oral Lodges meeting last Wednesday even
ing was enthusiastic. one application WIS re-
ceived and one candidate conducted into the
mysteries OF the degree.
Cherokee lodges last meeting was up 10 the
usual standard in Attendance. Visitors from
Garnet, Schiller. Victoria. Chippewa and Opa!
lodges Witnessed the initiation of candidates.
The usual monthly entertainment was given
after the close of the meeting.
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legion Of Honor.

Empire Council will meet Saturday evening.
when Treasurer Hickman will confer the second
degree initiation on several candidates. Judge
teresting. The Entertainment Committee will
report on a proposed dance
the A ums nsAt or des't ~ Old 8 is spavs will win be re-
organized. TO do battle with the recently or
bers for the Council. Brother Anson Murphy
will lead the kidlets: with Brother VIA, Kesyii
Keevil will lead the Old Spavs. with Brother
John Dooley as second in Command, Brother
nsp VIII act a as umpirss Of the Contest, ~
N1,wiIhstanding the nconysnienfs that s1 ore
Monday evening. ST. Louis Council held is
regular meeting with a coed attendance. chan
remain idle and permit the other members TO
do all the work. as four applications were filed
Lafayette Council has also started the year
well At the meeting on Monday evening one one
candidates. were initiated into the secret work
SO far this year Tower Council has held two
Wellpott is making every effort for a success
The uncertainty Of the weather had much to
do with holding down the attendance at Excel
than thirty-six OF the regulars being on hand.
Seven applications we're filed and four candi-
dsseS d 5pif basfness a sse the Sunshine GiSsE q so tie { !ss saolF
charge. with BrGtheF J. ); KeogEh as toast
ffns h. s 4 p,emsinT ge feature smith Tas me Of p q rhaek
fer SO tn Brother Jno. B. Nogel as first prize
for securing the most members during 1903.
and Brother Keough. on behalf of Excelsior
Council, presented the retiring chancellor.
Brother r. +. Cosgrove. with a gold Legion of
Honor button. Both OF the recipients responded
appropriately. as did about thirty OF the other
brothers who received small cash prizes from
Recorder harrington.
Alpha Council will meet Tuesday evening.
when two candidates will be initiated. Several
reports will be received. and i'm
portant matters taken up for discussion.
The following councils will meet this week:
Monday, Compton, Hill and Lafayette; Tues,
Buena Vista; Thursday. Franklin. Grove and
Tower: Friday. Carondelet. HYDE Park. Unity:
Saturday, Empire and Boraparte.
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ehair; offered to the members Of either Benton
num hbSmp af M, Hill n. Council : dr SECURING me 1ee 1ar eoat
'f Forest Sc ! pa Z Martin, Of paS f9 'Srps nnI hini and
siding, The Hall Committee, was appointed.
Of the members. Orator Waiter W, Britt intro
aIGea en brother Bey eye and ,hdisss s 81" ,b H'y mnnad.
lin: accompanied on the piano h. James p.
Eowden. Grand orator Anslee Fe;ing was
Mentor Council had Ave applications and
inree Invitations. Regent v. L. ';lucas Lrcs.d.
removal TO a larger hall was determined upon.
Draior Il " consisted Of a hnmor2Is rating by
hY thu music by e; Il: HIeh; selection
dresses by Messrs. C'ucas, Baggott. Meste-
Tncher and Appei.
Tshears1l OF duty 9 by Its new officers. Regent
VI J.. Jones presiding,
Regent J. D. Newly in the chair. The re-
maind,r of the session was devoted TO routine
the order. 10 which all present contributed.
Mound city Council had seven applications.
was followed by a musical programne and
an Informal dance. During the evening a 10y
Francisco on behalf Of Grand secretary Xii
inssworth for having secured the largest mum
tion address seins made by Past Grand Regent
Missouri Council had one initiation. Regent
with, recitations by Orator J. II. e. Stoli and
olivelte Council was entertained with songs
hv B. Graham. instrumental music by c. Gum.
seiner and Rolf. and addresses by bfrpSnty" ".
II Miller + 4: Hptzteid and Val Won der Al.
order was contributed to b. Messss, Monser.
Watts and Leonhart. Secretary Fred Z. Lee
was reported as convalescent. W. r. Anthony
Of Ka-ctMo-Ra Council was a visitor;
South End Council received one application
and one member by card. Regent ]. Z. Gaskill
presiding. The meeting was entertained with
~ MA innrk and \" switch tr-
strumental music by Cfas; Frederick. recita-
lions by JOS. Dixon and addresses by Jno. L.
Gaekil and J. L. Schuette.
Carr Lane Council had a good meeting. Re
gent ]. II. Damn presided. After routine bust
ness was disposed OF a progressive euchre party
Elk Council had several applications and in
itations; Regent Toe Huber In the chair; Grand
j. c. killingsworth. Deputy f. M. Hake in |
stalled the officers.
meeting. Regent Mich LIE Grand in the chai:.
This council, although only a few months old.
81 ows proficiency in council work and in the
initiated, Deputy W. H. Miller filled the ora
the operation Of the hospital bed fund and its
claims upon the subordinate councils.
H snSnh4e n aSnIci re %l,, give N a 10 banquet III ms al sFs
during 1873.
qucrade reception at Lemp's Park Hall on Fri |
day evening. 1t was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyed.
Delmar. K~a-Ci-Mo-Ra. Joachim, Old Guard.
T~uesday-Hickory, Euclid. Florissant alley. Sc
North End. Galloway. Jefferson City. Thus
.day-railey Kirkwood. Old orchard. Gate City.
Gahanne dsyrBsp Victoria sgairg
Spanish Lake, West Plains. |
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which he reported the excellent work accom-.
plished by the Fellowship Club Of the Royal
League, dwelling especially upon the hospital
service. the employment bureau, and the Fell
lowship Dramatic and Comedy Company.
The supreme scribe made an exhaustive re-
port Of the progress Of the Royal League San
ttartum for tuberculous members OF the order.
He announced that a site had been purchased in
the mountains Of North Carolina, and that
donations for the purpose of raising funds for
the erection OF the buildings were being re-
ceived from the member. no one being per-
mitted to contribute more than 81. His re-
marks were eheered to the echo, and, cards be-
Ing distributed. nearly every one present i'm
mediately came forward with his donation.
The supreme archon announced his purpose
of giving a loving cup to the Missouri %jurisi.c-
ton. To determine which council would get
possession. he suggested holding a union meet
ing in the near future. and that the council
be ths c sne 5aaSes IT d 1ss spp Igb5sessgIsh' q ~ dsisl
CATION from another council at any subsequent
meeting visit the council holding the cup. and
should the visiting delegation outnumber the
home council In attendance then they would
lift the cup. and hold It subject to the
same conditions. The cup will be the property
OF the council in possession Of it on the 5lst
of December. 1894.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

The meeting OF the Fourth Pytiian District.
comprising the counties OF Clay. Wray. Cald-
we'll. Livingston. Carroll. Clinton. De Kalb
and Davfess. was held under the auspices Of
Diamond Cross Lodge. No. 50. at Cameron. on
Tuesday. and a District Association formed.
with the following officers: r. .. Pixie of
Cameron, president John LIE Prsiie # Liberty.
vice president. J. II. Van EnikrnhuTC Of Ham
ilton. secretary: j. w. McpCnad Of Jameson.
treasurer. After the formation of Ire assacia-
ton an adjournment was taken for supper and
Immediately afterwards Diamond cross Lodge
assembled with the grand chancellor. holding Il
district meeting. al; which eighty-hve candi-
dates received tho rank Of Page. the famous
Cameron team doing the wark. An ecerrp!ii-
cation of the secret work was given. and quite
an enthusiastic meeting followed. Resides tho
grand chancellor. the following grand officers
were present: II. T.. Barker Il Kansas cry.
supreme r.spresentatiye; z / M'ise ef TX
Harry Sloan. Grand Outer Guard Hamilton
and John II. Holmes. grand keeper Of records
and seal. st. Louis.
Word mas reached the Office Of the grant
keeper Of records and seal that on February
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
Ladies' AuxiIiary, A. O, H.

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No. /, to the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians. meets on the
first and third Tuesdays of each month at the
Washington avenues. the division reorganiaed
December 10 last, and Is now in a fouri.hinx
condition. New members are coming in at
every meeting. and il is the divisions hone
that 1t Will have a large number Of members
by July. as the A; %. HIS convention Will be
Division No. l gave its first euchre Tuesday
mans and their wives. The officers who WeIe
e!ected for 1904 are: Mrs. A Kelly, president:
Johanna Mockier. financial secrstary: Mr..
Anna sheehan, treasurer; Miss Mary o'Keefe.
Mary NJ. Kimmons, county president.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

The Auditing Committee, composed Of Clans
that they had m the books of the clan
for the last year and found them to be in good
condition. After tine other routine business Of
the clan had been disposed OF the clan took up
the matter Of celebrating the twenty-hfth ami
rersary OF tne ,hsti,ution OF NE can. AFTER a
the event by giving an entertainment and
social In the clan hall, corner Grand and Eas-
A committee. composed Of Clansmen j. G.
Grant. John Hill. David Miller. John Morrison
and Thos. EdmCnGs, were appointed by the
chief to make arrangements. The committee OF
the clan on Burns's anniversary of January -
made a partial report.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

st. Louis Council, No. !. met last Monday.
received two applications and will give a Grill
contest next Monday. February S.
Liberty Council, No. 3, met last TUESDAY,
champion drill team of Missouri and is striv-
ing to retain the honor for 1904.
General y. e. Lyons. No. Il. met last Mon
day, with !D members present. An exciting
contest took place.
j. B.. MCPHERSON. No. 4. met last Friday.
with a large crowd. 1t had several limitations
and received several applications.
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ROUTINE BUSINESS OCCUPIED
ATTENTION OF SECRET SOCIETIES

of the week to attend to her duties as supreme
,h Tbs elias, initiation a. s., Joseph was one of
The ladies had secured the King Hill Hall. one
Of cs sss ,aT Hirs Vim IN the have city y sucbre o, February
2 at Ninth and Barton streets. All Maccabecs
IN G shs Gisy hive 1ge i R.id a public Installation on
axenas Officers Of the hive we're installed BY
S Saass an. md Mrs o1 Ala's., and Liberty Hive
upon X. o. T. NJ. and L. O. T. M which
vi Liberty sssf1sf Hive ~'' held HPs an q open session on Tues
day evening and entertained its friends. a
ikzTfs s'% and ladies' Of pT Ssrs pf.ss Maees sns b bs.h
entertaining social evening was SCENT,
ing ehe on Ta nass s1 evening" to and nod al I F,hs Iaai mef in
the city are invited to attend. The hive meets
81 G ,ss BIosdw ssd or can Rei he @saShsd es sssy easily
Inion Hiye held a good review las, Monday
s seshianks w .se a work laEs for a' isst Fen s .ne h,ys Is
were presented. Lady Lulu scharl rendered Sc
Ad astra Ii INV invites all who are interested
in In ia It's Welfare sd t9 attend the public installation
4. C c. 'I BsIkie a. oi HAS sssis f HaIi. Thars dass .S May
ing; February il. The guards Of Cheiiis Hive
S Giil af panci haay VIII mni t0Iio and ,ss give eer sn sSsibi'ion
Order of United workmen.
Olive Branch Lodge, A. D. L. w. and South
EShi AoaSe' bekrte OF EOHOr. nave united 10
give an entertainment and hop on Tuesday
evening. February 3. at Germania Turner Hall,
in Carondelet. The entertainment will be in the
form Of a play produced by the CarpndeIet ORA
matte Club. After the play a hop will be given.
The meetings Of Olive Branch Lodge are being
well attended by the members. who are taking
much interest in the affairs of the order.
Benton Lodge held its regular meeting on
THURSDAY evening and transacted routine bust
ness.
Security Lodge will give an entertainment
and smoker on Monday evening. February s. at
is hall In the burlington building. No, $40
thur Lewis will take part. Members of the
order and their friends are invited to attend.
Supervising Solicitors NJ. A. Higgins and J.
r. Warren, who are members of the Missouri!
jurisdiction are now in the employment OF the
jurisdiction Of illinois, and are both working
in East st. Louis and report that with the
assistance of tn. members of East ST. Louis
It9 applications for membership for that lodge
since January I. 4 large class initiation was
held at the City Hall In East 81. Louis on
Friday evening. supreme Master Workman
VIM. H. Miller. Grand Master Workman c. H.
Eich of Illinois. Past Grand Master Workman
Frank Kurrus, now Collector Of the city of
East St Louis; Henry W. Never. grand re-
of Illinois: and Doctor Z o. Greer. grand
medical examiner of Missouri. were among
those present.
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Olive Grove. No. q. held its regular meeting
on Wednesday afternoon at the hail. Broadway
and Chippewa street. receiving three applica-
tons and acting on two candidates. The SOW
eieign. attended the institution Of Oakland
Grove Thursday. February l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

Security Council held a session at its hall. cor
ner jefferson and Cas- avenues. last Monday
evening. The council met. as usual. with .
full quota AZ officers and members. received
two applications and did regular business.
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woman.. Relief Corps.

Missouri. will give a euchre Thursday evening.
February IL. at s o'clock. for the beneht Of
the department relief fund. at the jefferson
Club. Grand avenue and Pine street. Handsome
prizes have been donated and an attendance
prize will be given.
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Fraternal Association.

Joplin Council. No. %. is demonstrating what
can be done by a wide-awake membership. and.
through Its financisi secretary. Doctor Baxter,
reports fourteen candidates balloted on at last
meeting. and a committee OF the active workers
Of the council appointed to make arrangements
for an entertai nment in the near future.
An enthusiastic crowd of lodge members
watched the game between the Victor and
Home bowling teams OF st. Louis Council, No.
q. al the Palace alleys. Brothers Sauter. Hol-
ton. Macfarlane ard Aleweli making highest
scores in their teams. while Mines. Parker and
Niehaus. and the Misses Weis. Foster and Con-
nors close second: The teams will play practice
games at same place. The open meeting of the
council at No. 361s Easton avenue promises to
be a large affair. and. at request Of the mem
bers. ten candidates will be obligated.
Representative T. w. Malone will soon place
a strong council of the order at Charleston.
Much good work is being done at ST. Charles,
Silax and other points in the State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

The Grand Council Of Missouri Will hold It's
twenty-frst annual session Tuesday, February
IS. in the Elks' Hall. Holland building. at
sffsiai cisssia5 10. ID; which i an segssI 70
The Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund AZ
e oGs.nai1n 1n d seSepsi bretnre enc h @ssnSm o! Gt ,is
been taken under its benefisient care
lake Council HaiiMthe first Areanum Hail
completed and will be dedicated in a few days.
The Compton Hi!i-Benton contest banquet took
ictic Club. 1t was given to the as new mem
Ssrs secured during the contest and their span-
guests. Jere HaIldenaan was as ,oastmsster and
gent 4. $. T Robln 5szR0n Past f Regents es saP peeser N n,
r. W H,m Of Benton. J; ElssTman Of Corn,
Compton Hill Quartet. consisting Of T. V.
Wesius. R a; Bacon: J. +: Eaus, ard q. +.
Miss aissl Emma iar,'1 Wes.on.. Il Tees' AND MN ca nnr :
gramme. ~
Marquette Council had a lively session. Re-
Ina rho. by Deputy Deputy G; VI J. Knight. assisted
,ceG Ts., P:.A r.; SIsS sos : s %sa, medal sl;nS vas r.. awasie 8
entertainment followed. Brothers Silence and
Ryan of Chevalier gave several songs. Brother
Tobin entertained with an Irish liz. accom-
panied on the fife by Brother Downes and on
the piano by Brother Higgins. Messrs. Knight
and Ryan gave a breakdown: Peter mems sang
some popular melodies and everybody Joined In
the grand finale.
Laclede Council is pushing things under It's
new Regent. Theodore /. kraatz. Two rival
members the forfeit to be n supper for the
winning team. Messrs. Lanclie. Mckee, Waidle
and kraatz entertained the meeting. Grand
Officers Kiilingsworth and Peting were visitors.
Refreshments were served.
Gratiot Council! had txo applications. Chas.
J. LtTbcrg. Jr.. vice regent. presiding. ard
was entertained with songs by Chas. A. Zitz,
Instrumental music by VIM. A. F%reimuth, reci-
%tations. readings and addresses by Doctor Hal
s. Frazier. Marion Murphy. H. E. Folluo. Jos.
Graham. Chas. E. JeHery. Wm. n. Taylor and
Chas. J. Linbere.
Compton Hill Council had eight applications
and two limitations. Regent Geo. d. Perkins
presiding. No special entertainment was pro-
vided; the session being devoted to business.
Grand Regent F. II. Bacon. in behalf Of the
Grand Council. presented the prize. a Morris
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

The special committee of st. Louis Lodge. No.
: has advertised a mass meeting for to-day
at go p. N. All members are requested to al
tend.
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Ladies' Of the Grand Army.

The public installation OF the officers Of the
Colonel VIM. Henry Stark Circle. No. 2, will
take place Saturday. February IL. at $50 o. m.
and GeYer Avenue.
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Your Winter EVENINGS?
How are YOU using them?

How are you using them?
The three or four hours between early candleliglt and bed
time are among the best of the twentyfour. Lots of good read
and of profitable study-can be done in those hours just
as we'll as not.
Two or three evenings a week for two or three months will
work wonders in any mans Observation-Disclosures he be previously
and college,
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IS a class Of sixty will he instructed in the
mysteries OF the rank OF Page at trenton.
Excelsior Lodge at its last meeting Eoa'er Ten
the rank OF Page on four candidates, =.
past chancellCrs were present MI btoHtA
talked on the pleasure to be derived by yacht-
in: on the Mississippi River. promising me
members a practical illustration by an outing
or his boat. which was recently coInpieteu.
The Equality of Man was the subject OF a
humorous debate between Messrs. Bick anu
L. Hid.
Chevalier Lodge. No. 20. held an interesting
meeting last Wednesday evening A good at
tendance OF members and visitors were present.
The team began rehearsal for the spr,ns
campaign. Several candidates are on the iist
and more coming. The rank Of Page to be
conferred.
The wabash Lodge had a business meeting
was transacted which was laid over until this
meeting on account Of having an abundance OF
degree work for the last few weeks The
Wabash Quartet. composed of the following
brothers. Doctor Wolf. Jul. Wagner. j. Van
Dale and F. G. Suerig. rendered several selec-
tions. The Entertainment Committee has ar
ranged a masked ball for the members and
their friends on Mardi Gras evening. February
l6. ~ he given at the Union Hall. Broadway
and Benton street
Pythaeoras Lodge. No. go. conferred the
rank OF Page at its last convention. and VIII
work in the rank of Esquire at the next con;
vention. Several applications are promised and
the usual hot time is expected.
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Degree of Honor. A. O. U. W.

Call No. l for 1904 has been issued for Febru-
airy by the Superior Lodge. All members of the
Degree of Honor in Missouri to whom certii-
Gates were issued prior to January / are liable
for this assessment. The subordinate lodges
will please forward to the office OF the grand
due on this, call. Also all lodges that have
not made their returns en- their semiannual
once. a.
The regular meeting Ct Phoenix Ledge will
3. at which considerable business Of Importance
hers. A surprise Is in store for those who
attend.
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Interesting meetings with a large attendance
Of members and visitors present is the rule at
Clan Douglas. No. 3. and last Tuesday evening
was no exception. Chief P. c. Gum was in
the chair; with pavid Miller. the secretary, re-
cordine the proceedings. Past Chiefs Macintyre
Campbell took part under good Of the order.
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Royal League.

The following councils will hold meetings this
week: Monday. South Side: Wednesday. Gree
ley: Thursday. Eureka and West End.
Owing to alterations In hall No. 4. Odd Eel
lows building. Eureka and Missouri-wabash
councils have been compelled to seek other
quarters. Eureka will meet in Father Mathew
Hall, No 2529 Washington avenue, and Mis-
so~uri-NNabash at Broadway and Park avenue.
The annual meeting of the Advisory Council
of Missouri. for the purpose of electing officers
for the year 1904. was held in Howard's Hall,
January %. The following brethren were
elected and installed BY. the supreme scribe:
ArchOn. John Weerts: vice archon. Doctor J..
jacobson: PAST archon. w. f. Newman: orator,
II. NJ. Davis. scribe. F. J. Stanley: prelate, ].
II. Matthews, treasurer. Joseph Abrams; guide.
L. F. Puel'ruan: warden. G. {. Bochert: sentry.
II. G. Harris. Finance Committee-G. w. Smith.
L. i. Kridler and G. Paasch. Representative
to III. Supreme Council. John Weerts: altern-
ate. W. r. Weber.
In the evening following the session a union
meeting OF all the councils in The city was
held in the same hall. The supreme archSn
and supreme scribe were the guests OF the &C.
casion. The reorganiZei degree team of South
Side Council eNempliied the degree work and
initiated seven candidates for the different
councils.
After the ceremonies Of initiation. the SUI:
prsme archon. Brother W. E. Hyde, delivered
an address on Fellowship. In the course Of