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Evening journal., 1904-02-18
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Juniors Annual Session in Dover.

Juniors Annual Session IN Dover.
a The annual session OF the
n State Council Of Delaware Jr.
( 4 HFA \ o. Il. a. NJ, which convened
/ X\>%X in Dover on Monday. adjourn
NV ed on Tuesday night. There
was contest between $.
Harry Boyer. OF Lover Council No. p.
ana Wnnam f.ank, OF Lcwes Council, No.
A. for the office OF conductor. ,The sec
ond and final ballot resulted In Lank win
ming over Boyer by 20 to so. votes Mayor
Bird Of Wilmington, lost on the second
ballot by 81 20 81 against 1. T Parker for
the office of NATIONAL representative. Fol-
lowing is the result Of the election
Past State councillor, J. A. Ellegood, OF
Ellendale; State councillor, A. M. Thomas,
Canterbury: state vce-councior Merritt
H. Willis Afaddletown; State Council
secretary. w. j. Moreiand; Wilmington
lstate counci treasurer, W. j. Downey'
I Wilmington State council warden, Ebe
Walter, Milivilie State council conductor,
William Lank. Jcwes; inside sentinel,
Robert Robinson. Dover: outside sentinel
George a. Downcs, FeIten; chaplain, o.
/ L. Bell. Wilmington; national representa-
tive 1 y. Parker Wilmington; place OF
injecting, Wilmington.
When council convened In tho morning
the visitors were welcomed by A. =.
Magee on behalf OF Mayor William II.
Walker ana tho town of Dover. He was
replied to by Mayor Bird, Of Wilmington.
Deputy National Councillor Victor Hitch
ems Of Maydel Council. Laurel. installed
the newly elected officers.
Retiring state Councillor J. A. Ellegood
was presented with a beautiful past State
councillors jewel. the presentation speech
being made by Mayor Bird. Mr.. Elegood
also received a silver service from the
Stare Council a the hands Of James w
Robertson. Mr.. Enceood made n stirring
aud well timed speech which called forth
much applause.
( Dir. l.. s. Cohwell, Of Camden Council
national representative. presented the fiae
offered last year for the largest Increase
/ In membership during the year. to stars
land Stripes Council No 26 OF Smyrna
r. M. Fowler, a past councillor, accepted
it on behalf Of the council
The Council convened ON Monday even
ing About 100 delegates were present rep
reseatine 40 councils with a membership
I of nearly 900. Monday evening was taken
lup entirely by a meeting Of the State Fu-
neral Benefit Association. The report OF
The board ~ managers was read and ac-
lcepted. This report showed a balance OF
81 500 in The treasury. a net gain of a
thousand dollars over last years receipts.
Twenty-Five death claims have been
paid during the year. seven less than
that Of the previous year. The Funeral
Benefit Association has a membership Of
1900. These officers were reelected.
President, Mayor Charles ID. Bird. OF
Wilmington; vice-president. Harry c
lClarh; secretary. Frank NJ Jones. oil
lGeorgetown; treasurer, j. r. Clark. Of
! Frederca; directors, j. A. Enegood
George w. Taylor. and Harry c. John,
son OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
COMPLETING OPERA HOUSE
Seats Will be Placed in Position Next
Week.
Special TO the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover Feb. 1S.-Dover citizens are
delighted with the rapidity Of the
work on the Dover Opera House by
the contractors, Collins and Cohee, who
viii, by Saturday, have completed their
contract.
The interior of the building has been
plastered and a force of painters are
at work decorating the walls.
The seats will probably be placed in
position next week. and a committee
appointed by the directors are con-
sulting about the purchase Of scenery.
The directors were in communication
with a Baltimore. Nd. firm. but the
disastrous fire Of last week burned the
company's warehouse down, together
with its contents.
The lighting of the opera house is
complete in every phrase. Both gas
and electricity viii be used.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
NOTICE

Address. wuiam S. Ii ics. l.4n. Atior-
neF-lt-inw W.lmiHrtra Delaware.
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sIlERIFFs SArE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
wtit OF lerarl taclas, TO me directed
w.ll Doe exposed 10 public sale az the
Washington House Hotel. town OF New
ark White Clay Greek hundred. New
castle county. State OF Delaware.
1 !.
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pauahters Of the RevoIution.

Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, viii give an in
formal reception on the 22nd Of February,
in honor Of Washington's birthday, in the
Historical Society rooms, from until
6 p. m
The patriotic societies invited are the
Sons Of the American Revolution. the
Children Of the American Revolution. the
colonial Dame Society. the Society of the
.Cincmnatig- the Society OF the Colonial
Wars. the Society Of the War of 1872 and
the Historical Society.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Funeral Of ). 7. Ellis.

Special % The Evening journal
Townsend. Feb. 1S~-Services over
the remains of John r. Ellis We're con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. il. Beauchamp
Tuesday afternoon at Ghe Ellis home
near town. Following the services the
remains were conveyed to Philadelphia
for interment by the Norfolk express,
leaving here at 4 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
KENNETT MAN MARRIED
W. T. Sinclair Welded Miss Eleanor c.
Dawson in Darby.
speciai TO the Evening journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Kennett Square Pa, rreb. 1S.-The
marriage OF William Thomas Sinclair
of Kenneth Square and Miss Eleanor
Constance Dawson took place in the
Presbyterian Church at Darby on
Tuesday evening. It was a pretty af-
fair. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. Roberts.
John Taylor and wife moved from
south of Kennett 10 the home OF Enoch
AIulhouse and wife near Toughkena-
mon. George Gregg and wife viii move
from Willow street to the home now
occupied by Hannah Stubbs.
/ John Concannon Of this borough has
announced himself as a candidate for
the office of recorder Of deeds. Mr..
Concannon has always Seen a hard
worker IN the Republican party.
Mrs. MessicS. who is quite III at her
home at Mendenhall. is a little better.
Mrs. John Voorhees, has been i'll With
the grip.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
AGENTS WAIVED

Special alRepresentative in INF, county and
adjoiuing territories. 10 represent
and advertise an old established business
house OF solid financial standing. Sal
airy S2I weekly, with Expenses paid each
Monday by check direct from headquar-
.crs. Expenses advanced; position per
;nancus. We furnish everything.
Address. The Columbia, o3o, Mouon
Bldg, Chicago, III. feb io-ot
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Read The Evening Journal
Personally Conducted To irs to Wash.
ington, D. c. and Return Via Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad
= series OF three-day personaily-con-
dnctcd tours to Washington. ID. c.. viii.
le rrn on The following dates.
February 18th. March "a and 18th.
April 9Th ana gisi and May 5th
$500 for the round trip including
aotol ard other expenses. Train leaves
Ches er at a.2l ,. m.; Wilmington. 3.8l
n 3D.
sAa these four parties are limited to
the available hotel accommodation
and rs reservations are made when
tckcis are purchased. those intending
60 become members should ieglstor al
once
For booklet and full information cal
on ticket agents or write TO II. A. Nil.
Ter. T. p. A.. Water and Market streets
/ Wilmington Del
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sHERfFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Wit OF leVar Faclas, 70 me directed.
Washington House Hotel. in the town
of Newark White Clay Creek hundr 4
New Castle county State OF Delaware.
ON TUESDAY
THE FIRST DAY or MARCH. 1904
al 1.20 O'Clock p. m
ne following described real estate. VIZ.
~ those two lots ca pieces OF and
with one frame and two brick house-
Newark. New Castle county and State
l1i Delaware. described on Two separate
deeds. and Founded as follows to wit.
Number l-Bcginnnc al stone on the
lnortncast corner OF lot OF land Of VII.
am y. Ihorn'cy on the west side Oi
naNei street anG running thence by the
west side Of said street north eight de-
efet west TWO perchcs and thirteen hum
ldredths to @ sioue-or corner cs n 'of %.
ana of John Miller. henco south eighty.
I ionf end h1i degrees west nine nerchc.
nl i.riN-tw hqmdredths TO stone ID
.lt l.ne lard OF the heirs uf John
li.rdman deceased; thence thereby soufh
flN six nni half q grees east ivo nor.
mes ana thirteen hundrcdths to anothc,
nincf OF William u Thornley, land ana
ngnee running thfrovith north eighty.
/ Ionf and half degrees east nine perchr.
10 forir-five hundredfhs 10 the ninr,
lsss eennlng containing twenty perchc.
'i and. more or less.
] Lot 10. 2-Rerinuine at a stone on IN,
lNet side 90 Chapel street aforesaid. th,
INortheast corner of Tot number one aul
running thence by the west side Of sai.
I street north eight degrees west two por
iches and nineteen hundredths 10 "a sion,
"a corner - lot Of land Of Andrew Kerr
Ilhcnce thereby south eiehty-four and .
lnaf degrees west nine ncrchas and fhirtv
+ Owe hundredths 10 a stone I'm a Inc ~
land OF The heirs of John Herdman. dr
'elscd; thcncc thereby south SIX ana .
afh degrees east two pcrchcs and MN.
iiecn hundrcdihs 90 a stone another cor
Iner ui lot number one. and thence there
nf north eiehiy-four and holf dorfcci
east rine rcrohcs and four-tcnths 10 th.
lnaee Of beginning containing about tNcn
( ~ perchcs OF land. be the. same more o.
SrizNd .and taken In execution as th,
Ipforerty oi susan A.. teary. administra
I rN oi Samuel Gcary. deceased ana Ann
Ice1fN. surviving mortgaPOr and fcrr
Tenant. and 10 hc sold hv
FMMIf r. SrfnTrAM sheriff
fherins Ofnce Wilmington. Della ware
February is io6
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IInifnrnns Id he lnsneoted.

a visit viii be made to this city on SAT-
urday by J. A. Anders, uniform inspector
of tho r. & r. railroad. All employees
must have their uniforms pressed and pre-
sent neat appearance. II any one fails
to meet tho inspector he win have to make
a trio to see the Inspector at his ownfex-
uL-ll.n
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

poct to receive two more applicatiops 20
Join The tribe.
Usage Tribe. 40. 80 adopted I'VE pale
faces last evening, the degree team Of
the tribe doing tine work. There were six
.y-hvo members IN attendance, showing
that interest is running high in the tribe,
which Is now in fine condition.
Brother ". S. Jones presented a nag to
The tribe last evening and made speech
both Of which were received with Kind APP
prevail by The tribe.
The Baymakers, No. Ssh viii meet ln
their loft next Wednesday evening, whcr
several tramps win be initiated into the
mysteries Of making hay. An entertain-
mcnt Will follow the Initiation exercises.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
hontasonha or s. w. N.

Wiiiiam Mckinley Conciavc. No. j., Hep
tasophs or 8. ~. A.. had one candidate
tor inc second degree and two cards on
The table last evening. The degree team
did the work in its usual finished manner
and received much commendation from
those present.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
To Examine steanhoat

Captain Peter bloomsbury together with
several other persons Interested in the
new Milton-Philadeiphia Steamboat Com
pany. went to Milford today TO look al
the new steamboat constructed by W. NJ.
VINEYARD. with a view Of purchasing it for
the now line.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Kniohta of MAZE.

William McEirioy Commandery. No. SO
Nnights OF Na.m nominated candidates
Tor thc various officers last evening ana
via hold tae election ai next wednesday,
meeting
There Will bc seven candidates for the
knisid Of tho green degree ncNi week. and
,wo sor lhu knight sf Malta. Thsr7 arc
also inrcc candedates for initiation.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
p. o. S. of A.

Camp No. .. p. o. S.
Of A. will install newly
elected officers at the
meeting tomorrow even
ting a large attendance
IS expected ON this oc-
casion which Is Of con-
siderable Importance.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ll.rIs,rltn.s nRnEIl
'''''' r Reeisicr Of wfns ofdce

Register of wills Office.
New Castle CO.. Del. Feb. !. 1901
Upon tho application or Mary torhll
Warner. EXccutriN of Edward Tatnall
Warner late Df Wilmington hunired ~
said county. deceased lt is ordered and
directed by The Register Of wills .hat tho
ENccuirix aforessid give notice Of grant
ING of Letters Parliamentary upon the cs-
iatc Of the deceased. with The date of
granting thereof by causing advertise
mcnis o he posted within forty days from
Dc iafc of such letters IN SIX Of the most
lo. ipqulriur on prftuns having demands
lr4irst Tho csi1t. 10 r;cscni thessame or
aside D.. an Ac of Assembly % such case
lde ana provided. and also cause The
me 10 be- inscrtod within Tho same
Dcra1 in fhe Evening Journal news
napei published in w minrton Del. ard
20 Dr. continued therein ihree weeks (e.
CiVcn under tho hand and seal
OF Office of The Register Of wills
aforcsald 40 Wilmington. .n Now
sEAfl Castle county aforesaid. the day
and. year above written.
FRED Il. BACH.
Register Of wills.
Notico 8 hereby given lhat fetcrs Tes-
fIm Nftrr won ir duo form OF la W grant
ri unto fne undersigned. on tho FIRST daN
f February. a %. 1901 ana that an per-
sons hati1e claims against The estate oi
.ftcstc1. fo ihc saia i5xloutrlN on dr be-
urc fnc irsi lHY cf FNhwlfy. A. ~. lu1.
r 1b'oe liic Ari 1f Assembly n uch Gas,
aaoo.frd provided.
MARY cOnBtT WARNER
Addres wnlam s. Hiics, i..1. Atior-
nef-at-inw Wlimiaetnn Delaware.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
veterans viii Celebrate.

Tho Union Nc,cian Lesion wiil celebrate
it- inccntA anniversary tomorrow even-
ine. There viii DE an open camp fire snd
3ddr-s-fs hr OLD so'dcrs. Resides these
.hsss -ail be SONGS 4Ea true .'lorls-. ~.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Car lnspectors.

Diamond Lodge No I. Car Inspectors
and kepairmen, Initiated a candidate last
evening besides transacting other import
ang business This lodge is now arranging
TO give a smoker IN the room in the near
futlre.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
shenhnrIs of Rcthlehem.

welcome Lodge. No B. Shepherds Of
bethlehem will hold a bake all day satur-
day at Firth and Walnut streets. Two can
Idiiatcs made application for membership
tast night and viii be considered at the
meeting next week.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
rn curn ! cd IN one. pav

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets
A1l druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. Z. ". Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Personal
THIS classification z cent per word.

FIR FF, Knowing what il was to suffer.
viii give *RFE or
CHARGE. 10 any afflicted. a positive
cure for Eczema. Salt Rheum, Frysipclas
Piles and skin Diseases. Instant relief.
Don't suffer longer. Write 4 w. vii.
liams. 400 Manhattan Ave, New York.
fs-iyr
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Shield Of Honor.

America Lodge. No. G. Shield Of Honor,
has several application cards ON the table
and a number OF candidates for admission
into the lodge Will be initiated next week.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
10 Form New Lodne.

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary to the Locomotive
Engineers viii be formed in Red Mems
Han tomorrow evening. This promises TO
become one OF the leading ladies' organiza-
tions Of the city.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

It's a mistake TO imagine that Itchy
piles can't be cured; mistake to suff.
Il day longer than you can help. Doar;
Ointment brings instant relief and pc.
manent cure. At any drug store,
cents. al
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Ran ESTATE

TAis classification % cent per word.
FOR SAIE-New nine room houses
on IN, terrace az the park eutrance
Fourteenth and West Streets. Convent
cnt location with open and picturesque
.u1oundings 4. ]. JOHNSON, kiehth
sud shipley I2'-ti
HOUSE FOR SALE CHEAp--Al CON
convenience Apply or Eost
Eleventh street ie-2ot
7 CAN buy, scil, rcnt or exchange Real
Estate. Give me a trial
FOR SALE.
10 500 Go SIS shearman ST r & b.
30. los-lio Ashton ST.. Il s. B. $500
NO. g7o W. Seventh ST.. 2 R& r. $1,000
r. B--l will have one or two for rent ou
Shearman ST.. in March, T Il q b., Sll.oc
JOHN G.. PATTERSON,
i25-u s4S Madison 50.
FOR SALE Lot res by So feet ia huiit-
up western section, as g great bar
gain George G. Naris * sou, Eighth
and Siipley streets j2ti
T-cAN quickly sell your Real ss.ate or
business for cash. no matter where
located Send me particulars prices,
etc, and receive my plan. It's free.
CHAS POWELL.
70 W. Mohawk ST.,
io-Imo Buffalo. n. y.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

Heart disease and nervous prostratl
are almost unknown among the Japane!
This immunity Is attributed to the eqr
nlmi;y and cheerfulness Of the Japanel
An Adauless Eden sort Of bank
projected gor New York City. 1t is to
capitalized and of6cered by women 2
viii solicit the patronage OF women {
leinsively.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

All the healing baissmic virtues OF
the Norway pine are conceniracea In
ur Woods Norway rire Syrup. Na-
lures own remedy for coughs and
colds. adv,
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
Red Men.

Mattahoon Tribe. No. II.
/. o. r. NJ, received three
cards on the table last even-
ing and raised one candidate
10 the chiefs degree. Next
Wednesday evenirg they eX-
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

w. Tuxbury VIII read a history Of the or
ganzation. Refreshments will be served.
An old soldiers are welcome.
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SHERIFF. SALES.

sHERIFFs SAbE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ Of Lcyau Facias. 10 me directed.
Will be exposed 90 public sale az the
Court House on Market street between
fenth and Eleventh streets in ,he city
Of Wilmington, New Casqe county.
state Of Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
TIE SECOND DAY OF MARCH 1874
at 10 o'clock a. M,
ha following described real estate, VIZ;
AT that certain lot OF piece OF lana
" ihe trame buildings thereon erect d.
situate ln ChristiDna hundred. county and
state aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows. TO Wit;
leslnnng at point on the eas;erly
.de Of Eighth avenue between Colem
ind Duncan streets, al the distance OF
cign.y zee from the intersection OF the
SAID De of Eighth avenue and the North
'iiN SIDE OF Duncan street, thence east
erly and paral ol 20 Duncan street one
hundred feet to conner; thence north
efiy and parallel to Eighth avenue forty
.icct 10 another corner, thence westerly
lrd parallel 20 Duncan street one hundr, j
Feet 10 The aforesaid side of Eighth avenue
ana thence thereby southerly forty feet
o The place OF beginning. be the contents
hereof what they may.
seized and taken IN axecuton as the
property of Alfred II. Davidson and
George W. Davidson. surviving mortga-
sors, and to be sold hy
t1AAi1T r. S'rfDHAM. sheriff.
shern's office Wilmington. Delaware,
't' N''''f ''f 'f"'s
lsHERIFFs sArE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
wtii OF lerar Faclas. 10 me directed
w.ll Doc Exposed 10 public sale at the
Washington House Hotel. town OF New
Hrk. White Clay Creek hundred New
castle county, State OF Delaware
ON TUESDAY.
THE FIRST DAY or MARCH 1924
ati. so O'Clock p. m.
/ .hc following described real esiate. VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece Of land
sltuaie in the town OF Newark. IN White
f Clay creek hundred. New Castle county
ana St0tc of Delaware, more particularly
INnuulsl and described as follows 20 wat.
folluuiu- ai a post a corner for lOi
lni Jcsse r. Smith and running thence
north Sis and hah degrees west forty
ana now cr late OF William b. Thorn
Hey. hence south oightv-fhree and a hal
Iicsrecs west one hundred and sixty fee
ana s'N inches to a ncwiv set stone p
Fine of land Of Frederick A. Curtis
lrneNce south four and a quarter degree
lNaff forty feet 10 post a corner for th'
said Jesse r Smiths land. and thenc
with bis line one hundred and sixty-twl
Ifrct % tho FIRST mentianed post ana place
i1i beginning containing six thousand
-four hundred square feet OF land, more
or less.
Seized and taken IN execution as 10,
property Of Diana Bias and George Bias
Iner husband mortgagofs. ANA 70 be sol,
EMMIT T.. sTrDrTAM. sheriff
-herr's eitce. Wilmington, Delaware
February l3, 1904.
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Picture Ind MusioaIe.

Miss Mary Lawson Leach assisted by a
number OF Wimingtons most talented
Young people. win give an entertainment
Iof living pictures and music in the New
century Club on Thursday evening Feb
ruarv 25. Tor Che benefit Of the YOUNG Wo-
mems Christian Association Miss Leach
lis very well and favorably known in this
city. and the fact that she has the enter
ltainuent in charge Is a guarantee OF its
thigh quality and success.
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
LosI AND FOUND

7 OsT-A string OF goal beads, on Satur
uay evening, on Market ST. between
4ih aud Sti Reward ii 'eft at lourna
fIiice. il6-5t
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
DON'r MISS THIS EVERY MAN
- ..LL-L-L Il ALL-A- IL. LAAL-A- LIAaLL-

DON'T MISS THIS EVERY MAN
- SHOULD OWN IIIS OWN uOMF
FOR SALE, only SIco 20 $500 cash
required Six and eight roomcl porch
.r0't hauassi GEE location, elegant Views.
f.ieh rroNnd. Nrat Side, Do the MEN
Nintl ware. near Two trolley liues work
convcuicrcut. ANhN pay Si6 20 Sl5 per
month rcft when yoc can get che 81 these
l0vcir homes for this moderate payment
Gown ard actual moniaiy cost Interest
al'i fr@cD Of less than &i2. Don't hesitate.
several soil For further .ina fuil lnfor.
ma ior ard Inspection, Apply 10 Oncc 10
firNI iiicff. ESTATE co.
liArToN n. WOOD Afpr
r. rn -rr 1,n West Twcnry-thifd e.
tN4 .ca two or t'irsc' no money down.
c'ly easy monthly navmcRts. ACT Az
WE. -lls
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
N0TIcES1
This classification \ cent per worI

NOTICES. reward will lie paid bv
the Retail Mix Deaiers' Association
Tor the arrest and conviction Of any per
s=ea- stealing mill; ia bottles from any
d6orstcss fiSr
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

NTFD-Ptirchaseis 20. 500 laoiea
w and zoo qentlemen's Watches, to ne
delivered now on small payments, bal
nnce at ft 90 per week aiee1 t''e 49, -.
dave orr confidential charge system.
H.. 5. Mitchell, 9TH and fopiaF 9''sS's'
decI 2-tf
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
FoR SALE.
This classihcation q cent per word.

LprclaL SAi.E-iiigh Art Calendars.
> "Aaer the Bath, " Gems oil tbe
~rae from Paris. new. all the rage
Sauip.e do1sn, Hend-written name -. Sa,'.'
by tie Worlds Champion CARO- Wiz,
10 cents. to-day only CAL carly. a.V"'
rush. 1908 Market st. }-5'"
Evening journal., 1904-02-18

He.1 n. l.I.--.,s.-.-s ,-.s.--1
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PERSONAL.

This cisssihcaton q cent psf word.
MRS. WILBUR Gard reader 20. 414s.
L. 9TH St. Price Is cents. ff--at
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HELP WANIEn-EENAIE- 81

THIS elar.iaeot'on . cent per uorl.
WANrED--Cood wi.nc airl for scrcr4,
.houscvork no vashme or iraaiuer
One who wonid appreciate q good home
tpply by letter only 10 'i[ l'hc j. Fecr.
ing Journal Office. ffs-tf
Evening journal., 1904-02-18
PIPES. DURsTErNs PIPES.

Always large assortment Of them. 5
East Second street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-06-01

La procession saldrS del modo siy
guiente:
Pertiguero de la Santa Iglesia.
Bandera de San Juan.
Los obreroS, arteSanos artistas.
Association de San Antonio de Padua.
Cofradfas de San Rafael, San Benito
de Palermo, San Miguel, las Benditas
Animas y Santa Rosa de Lima.
La Venerable Orden Tercera de
NueStra Sehors, de- Carmen.
La congregation de la Inmaculada
Conception.
Las Wv. o. o. Terceras de San
Francisco y Santo Domingo.
Las Cruces Parroquiales de Puerta
de TERRA, Santurce, San Francisco v
Santa Maria de los Remedies, con stis
|respectivas Asociaciones.
La Cruz de la Santa Iglesia Cate
draI.
Colegios de San Antonio y Santa
Ana.
Ell Estandsrte menor de Nuestra Sc
fora de la Providencia.
Propietarios, comerciantes yprofe-
|sionales.
Banda de Mt1sica.
Colegio de San Ildefonso.
Sefioritas Hijas de Maria.
Hijas de Maria del Sagrado Co
raz6n.
Congregations del Sagrado Cora
|zon de Jesds, de San Jose, de Nuestra
Sefiora del Rosario y del Perpetuo So
zorro.
Association Diocesana de Damas, con
|sus Escuelas Dominicales.
Congregation de Religiosas adora-
ltrices.
Hermanitas de los pobres.
SiervaS de Maria.
Hermanas de Ia Carload. N~~-eu
Estandarte principal de Nuestra Sc
fora de la Providencia.
Banda de Mfisica.
Junta organizadora y asociadoS.
Sehores portanteS de Guion y Palio.
M1sica de Capilla.
Clero Parroquial.
El Cabildo Cathedral.
El limo. y Revmo. sefior Obispo,
llevando el Santisimo Sacramento en-
medic de los Ministries asistentcs.
La Presidencia y Asociados.
Banda de Mtsica