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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
DROWNED IN CAHOKIA CREEK.
Boy Thought Train Was Coming and
Jumped From Bridge.

Frightened by an approaching train Al
bien K~okaIkowskt. d years old. living at
No. 1871 North Twentieth street. St Louis.
jumped from the railroad trestle over Ca
hokia Greek at East ST. Louis and was
drowned yesterday afternoon
The bow was fishing with several CON-
panions on the trestie near the stock
yards. He saw a train approaching. n
thinking il was going to pass over the
train passed over another bridge.
The body was recovered and Is AZ the
Renner-Brichler morgus in East St LOUIS
where an inquest will be hello to-day.
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BeueyilIe News Notes.

The Simpson Stars VIII meet the Faus;s of
81. Louis to-day at West End Park
Mr. and Mrs u. Long OF Oregon are the
guests OF NJ and Mrs. Adam Graessr.
The BeIlsvtle BIS cf the Trolley L<sEue
will play the Leacocks ~ L~asue Park TO-DAY
-Mfss winifr-d Stsuier entertained friends
last night
Contracts FOR the having Of Race suret
have been awarded 10 Hoefken Bros
Mines. Jacob and Otto ViseI Of Salt Lake
CITY Utah. are the guests Of Mrs. ]. Koch
Miss Eliza Pitthan entertained friends yes
tertay afternoon
Mrs. :. Il Dales OF Santa Monica. Cal, Is
yfsf.f.g IN Bn.iGyflfp.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

term In tn. public schools and is rcplete tith
the usual incidents attaching ." that p-f.o6-
This afternoon the lIrCn'Lureat. sTertse
took place at thu opera iipuss On WeChes-
day afternoon the ~-u.Ir class have theie eS-
sr-4s.s. and the follow InE day IN" g-f IA
EXERCISES take p.ty" i1a. closes Friday AMI
trt annual comWrG'-W-ut J. set fs- uhat
evening ~ th- ulyrt HIu~" Doctor Stin.ey
\ Mckay. president Of ShIrtlyf college ~
Upper Alton. VIII deliver the principal al
dr. Tn saturday Ei-at ucCur, the ANIMAL
alumni reunion and banquet and RECEPTION to
IN. r,t.s at lsl
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MARSHAL WOUNDS A COAL MINER.
A. VI. OF worden Surrenders
After Shooting.

a. H. johnson, City Marsha OF Wor-
den. vas last night held TO the Grand
Jury in Edwarisvi.Ie on the charge az as
saul 10 murder. Johnson shot Ferdinand
MisChaley. q coal miner, through the body,
IN the region Of the heart. and at once
went TO Edwardsville and gave himself
Up.
Johnson heard that a fight was IN pro-
gTess in Knollmann's saloon and went
there to arrest tn" participants NLscha-
ley resisted and was shot. the bail just
missing the heart.
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J,r.yviIIc Tran.fer,.

The following real estate transfers in Jersey
County have been recorded Al JerSeyvtlis=
Sarah \. Robinson and husband 70 Jane Brum-
head. tao lots IN Delhi. So.
Rnsamnrd N~iford to William LAWYER. lot 8
in block : In Bridges north addition to Fieidon:
David McReynolds TO AIber, Hl-n.lI. east
half Of lot / ard all % lots 2 and J in block !
q Gait & Sluicrs ADDITION; S.+cC.
Z. Fries 10 Frank Ay'ielott. land In section
s---ie: $50
Albert Rislay 20 Ernst Meysenburz. land In
section l2-6-is. $40
Ada Il. and T. II. HaE-rty 20 Albert Eisley.
lani In section Is-s-i2: ts0.
Naty Y. Holmes and husband 20 Stephen
Gait rart Of lot ? of John~cn's addition arc
other land in Rurke's addition; slss.
Barbara RAJ - and Henry Bauer to John Ha--
ris. land in section 1910: SO.
Cara 2. Brooks and husband to Emma y.
Hin. the Brooks residenc> or Gidiings avenue;
s.. -.
trna A. Shortai and husband to James II.
Roach. bots 70 and p in s. II. add
ton: S25t
Ferdinand Hueneser TO Herman Kuehrel. land
In sections Is and iI-I-lO: sos
Marshall Meyers 10 Lewis Phipps. ~ acres IN
section 9-1-1S. 500
s II Bowman to Arra 4 ShoTtai. lot 3 IN
s. II EOwuan's addition. s+S.
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MACHINERY For sALE.


To r-duce our large stock % RENTED maehin-
cry We ofer exceptionally Low prices on the
I-I2Nss Hamilton cnrliss Engine.
I-ie,h.-P. Slide-yalve Engine. complete
/ y4h- .. Atlas Engine. compete.
i ae-h-p. Chindler & Tay;or Engine. eomp'L.
i sS-h.-p. sliS-vslye EaFihe. comp ete.
/ ship. Slilc-vaive Eng NJ. complete.
/ SIP. wes,rrhousr ENGINE. complete.
/ Sp-h.-p. Westinghouse Engine. complete.
i iS-h'-P. IDEAL AaioI%atic Ensins.. complete.
I-.-h.-p. Phoenix Automatic Ensin-' emp
Ti'' ni3;GTSTifNGG' ENGiTiSES' '0
I-sSs LdEsr.ood Hai5'iTE Enslnt ,,,u-.v
l-n able cyl. s-prum L.igsrwcd sSddddins
:-hSs%is ~. Elsya,GE Hai;,I9E EpgiRss
:-.uNl0 vertical Tug Engines.
double cyl. Proyid.nce Steam c@ps'an-
1-l5-h.-p. Fire Bsx R,iler On skid
I-a-h--p- Err Eax y" Ter on S Ssies
SLarFe In'etaai!y II Tlrf % H nps
:-i6xloNc4 Gold1n & Maxwell, Pumps
i-l7s>,i.HiS w.rtsi1stog bqpleH Pun n n,.cb.
S-S:ng:e Cyl. . in. Sucti n. steam Oh PUMPS
loft capacity Vacuum Pump.
s-ItNI4-I2Nii Air Compressors.
lS-in. Centrifugal Pump. oItc- cHhnrtRe1
wish Westinghouse Engine.
AND NENTlL-ATpHS-
No : Sturievant Hoover, complete
NO. : Sturievant Blower. coinplet-.
mo. = StuTd want Blower. cuniIl"te-
NO. g Sturievant blower. complete"
NO. 10 Buffalo ForE- Blower, CJnlTIete
c-N-n:ilattng Fans. 2iiu- oGt -. complete.
l-so-In. Neutill;inE Fan, complete
MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY
I---tHn capacity RefrsGrratinE Machine, comp.
l-gH-h.-p. Electric Motor. complete
JPr0y!d nee Hand Cspstalls-
Large Steamboat Bells.
Lot q large Fire, . 70 = IN
Lot OF large Gate Valves, . 70 II
Lot % Iron PIPE. all sizes.
Large lot OF Shaft NJ. various sizes
Larce lot OF Hangers and Boxes
Ilrge lot OF PLileys. all SECS
ENGINES AND ROLLERS.
We have In stock and Can MAKE prompt snip
nsut as follows:
Engines. 10 10 % n. =.
Vertical Boilers. l. 10 90 n =
Fir. poN Bolie a - to 81 n. p.
Return Tube Fire Box Boilers. ID 10 ~ n ,
Stationary Tubular Rollers. 30 70 LOO h ?
PCLyEEIZERS, CRISHERS plSlS-
TEGRsTbItS.
We are manufactures 81 tnis Class OF t1
chirery and our stock Is couipi6te-
Ne alsr have a large stock OF ctaer thsCeI-
lsn-ous machinery and supplies. For particulars
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MACHINE co.
az 10 go y. Main St. st Louis. BIO.
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Edvnrd,,iIIe Church Notes.

Many towns on the East Side were Wis
tied the last few days by the Right Rev
erend George F. Seymour Of Springfield.
Bishop Of the diocese of that name in the
Episcopal Church. on Thursday he cUn-
firms-i = class at C~ollinsville. ami went the
same evening to Eiwardsville. where he IS
a guest of the Reverend W. Fletcher Cook
ant Irs. Cook To-day the Bi>nop Will
visit Venice and Granite City and confirm
4 class at each. and tomorrow nigh; at
10 he breaches at St Andrews in Ed
varcSvilie.
P~entacostaI services xill be held ct the
Eden Evangelical Church to-day by the
Reverend II. Rain
Doctor T. 4 Sisson speaks ut 81. Johns
this morning on The Scepter OF Truth In
the Hands Of Man" The evening subject
will be The Appeal OF the Weak for the
Help OF the strong"
John Stole returned the last OF the week
from Springfield. where ne attended the
convention OF the German Catholic Fed
Grafton rs delegate from ST. Boniface's
Society.
No service will lie held at St. Andrews
Episcopal Church to-day owing to the alb
ssnce OF the rector. who Will assist the
Bishop In the tri-cities.
The Reverend a y. HOwells of st Louis
will preach at the First BAPTIST Church
this morning or Al Audience Of One"
The evening subject will be An Cnex-
pected Guest"
Forbidden Sweets" IS the topic OF the
morning theme at the First Presbyterian
Church. At night the Reverend E. STAFF
ford will speak on THE Young Mans
Highest Duty: How Shall He Perform it,"
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Man Killed by Train.

John 4. Segersall. known also as John
Johnson stepped In front OF ar Illinois
Central train at Binnsy. q few miles north
of Eiwar1Svtlle. and vas instantly killed.
SeSersall was an employs Of Macarthur
Brothers. engaged on bridge construction.
Letters IN his pocket showed him to have
relatives in Sweden. hut as no address was
given they cannot be reached.
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Or. Dennis
CURE MEN AND M

Any case Of private disease. either acute or
chronic: gonorTbea- sleet. structure Of the
urethra- unnatural discharge lost manly vigor
Or female weakness. beginning treatment before
June ] will be treated until cured and Ue-ii-
cine furnished for s.: all skin and contagious
blood diseases cured az little cost: special at
tention given 10 medical and surgical diseases
Of ladies': consultation and examination free
and Invited. N-ray sxaEainatlco and electric
treatment given at reasonable rates. e. NJ
u. Meryin. VI. u. physician and surgeon, e2S
Olive s.. Hour. g 4 m. TO 3 y. NJ.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

cT. LAWRENCE OTOOLE COUNCIL. No
- ). Knights Of Father on
urst and third Monday OF each month at
school Hall. No. iI2 O'Fallon street All mem
bers requested to be present Visitors WELCOME
JOHN NJ. HENSESSy. Chief Sir knight.
John j. Scully, Recorder.
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Ems, 81. Loui. Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses issued IN East 81.
Louis YESTERDAY were tn. lulu
aged -. and Mrs. Rosey Nesart. aged y
both of East ST. Louis; Arthur krase
aged u and Mary Reuther. aged Is. BOT
al 81. Louis: Percy Wathen. aged q. az
Stella Butcher. aged l. of st Louis: p ~
Nolan. aged Is. and Emma ~ LankueS
aged I. OF Chicago. x
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The members ~ st JcsephS Parish ~
give a picnic at wolrs PARK July T. r
a class II dfty-four children Will receiS
their first communion at the Sacred Heat
Church to-day. =
The High School commencement exercises
will be held June =. y class OF hfty-sevcn
pupils viii graduate. =
The members Of the Sscrsd Hear Pzrir4
will have an outing July 4 at Onra Pan. !.
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RED MEN.

"INNETOSKA TRIBE. No. ~. IMPROVED
iss Order OF Rel Men. meets every FTiisy
evening. at uTu.i-f HAL. Ninth AMI Market
streets. Work ty the degree team that made
= Louis targCus-
m ISsISSIPPI TRIBE. No. II. IMPROVED
~ oder Of Red Men, meets every Thurs
day evening at : o'clock. in thsir wigwam.
corner Eighteenth and Shenandoah. Al vi-ft-
ing brothers cordially invited q meet With Us
II RANDALL Sachem-
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DR.. ANNIE

fIlgAie IiceEseU nome = = ladies before al.
during confinement: oldest anu most reliable
iLzut.tiOn IN the STATE. established over forty
years; home comforts: r~notberiy care: Infants
adopted: irregularities successfully treated
satisfaction guaranteed: ladies' In trouble. call
or Writ. ss7T Olive 81
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woODMEN OF THE WORLD.


NE OAK CAMP. No H. ". OF w.
Hall No. = FrateTnal BUILDING. Eleventh str-et
and franklin avenue. Visitors are invited snd
members expected to be pttSent.
II. W2RNSING. c. c.
Cd F Smith Clerk. No. ~ South Ewing
aNeuue-
IN CUNT AUBURN CAMP. No. z.s. WOOD
~ men OF the Word. meets A. Eau Of
Inaries h hIck-r. northeast Gunner N-~sIvad
ano North S6fket. INST and tlITt Fg.Isls
Members expected and visitors Invited.
@ c. BR q Consul Commander.
X N Bacon. Clerk tSa5 FInn-y ave
= CRIMINAL CAMP. W. "a. woODMES
~ CT the World. meets every wednesday
eNsnIng al s o-cloch at biair rust hs.L. ..us
Market street Visitors always welcome.
c. C. Cross. Clerk.
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SOCIETIES.

HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.
m !SsoJRI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. No.
~ lG) Locust St.eet-R.guiar monthly
MEETINGS held Gil the second Thursday O! each
month at $ p tn. from November til ApEIL
Inclusive. The luilclng is oI.n daily from s
a N. till 5 .. m: sunday Afternoons frUn .
III The UGbIc - cordially invited 10 ylslt
the EoraIy aEc museum
Charles Parsons Pe;tus. Secretary
r HE BLUE AND II GRAY MEETS AT
the rooms q the Missouri HistC-ica. So
eIrty. No. lbJ Lcust street. upon cal % tas
conmAndaut. SCI BOrCE. Captain
2. c. Robbins. First sergeant
~ ULUNTEER FIREMESS HISTORICAL
Y society meets third sunday Of every
month. . q M. No itg Locust street All st
Louis volunteer aEasucn are invited 10 attend
JOSEPH BOYGE. President
+. VI. Brooks. Secrstary.
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s aved by Her Skin

From being an old maid by using Nine. Eo'ire
SANKEY'S. Niagara spray Face Reach, .wh'eh
removed ~freclE!es. pimP!es, blacshesds and moth
filed. SEinfopi. 51c: Complexion Powder. &c
Demonstrators wanted. Apply Staniey-Detrtch
Toilet CO.. sS- Clark. Demonstrates. Grand
Leader
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ROYAL ARCASUN.

NO
. ESTOS COUNCIL. No. IS, r A. MEETS
10 IN fecgnu ami fourth FRIDAYS Of each
n--nth in hal! Nc. /. Odd Fellows building.
Ninth and Olive str-sts Visitor. Always heart
Nv xelc-me ". Il. gINpHDRST. Recent
ii. j. Braun. Secretary ISIS M.rssn street.
SRAND COUNCIL ROYAL
" Arcaaum. sa-sll Holland Bu!l1ins-A
c.liial welcome 10 visitors. friends. bTeihrs7
1' z 4. BARBOUR. @. n
Iao. C. K~iIlnESvor;n. Grand Secretary.
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ROY Al LEAGUE.

EEELEY COUNCIL. ROYAL LEAGUE
" meets the second and fJugth wednesday
evening IN Hail No q. Frat-rIal build ng.
Eleventh and FTanNI!n avenue. Next meeting
May - AL members Of the 'rlsr fra
trrnally Invited at all times. and cur Own
members expected. Fraternaliy.
GEORGE PAAS~H. Archon.
Attest: II. II. Jone.. Scribe.
aid GUARD COUNCIL NO. 81. ROYAL.
~ ArCanCun. meets every seCond and ioUIta
l'Drdays. Louisiana building. Ne. 81 SyFth
T.-crs.nteT avenue. A cordial welcome L.
ytsltoEs = il MICHEL Regent
c. ". Smith. Secretary.
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WOMEN's CATHOLIC
ORDER or FOREsTERs.

WoMEN's CATHOLIC
or F~ORESTERS.
G 7. LEo'S COURT. NO. Al. wOMEN-s
d Catholic order OF Foges;eTs. meets the
s.,Jnd ana fourth Monday u each month at -
L.J'r Hal, Tweaty-hfth and Muilanyny streets
MRS MARGARET LACEY. CgIef Rangrr,
EMERGENCY Hospital. tous tenth anG U ralon.
MIS-. Mary A Reumond- Recording Secretary.
q, Madison ct
G T. NAL.ACHT'S COCI,T No. aS. WON
ems catholic Order OF Forrstels meets
syyJnd and fourth Wednesday Of eve.y mlrta
at ~. Malschy's Hall. Ewing and CLARK ave
nueS-
MRS. CATHERINE SMITH. C. R.
2,S- Adams street
Mis- Mamie E C RerWics. Il. 5. :7I Bs--
n4Td street
tlIOMES's CATHOLIC ORDER OF ToR.
W estsTs-St. Ntacent's CourT. No. ~
mems catholic Greer O. Fo.est-rs. n efs
every second and :Ou.th ThursIsy Of each
mUnth at 81. Vincent. Hal. Ninth stree; and
Park avenue Members Co.d.siiy invited
MISS MAMIE A. SHEA. Cni.f hanger.
Miss Martha Bolsnd. HespSndLIs Sscieisry.
Lea holman st
Lary iVii y Compton ave
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
I-IcD-h.-p. Hamilton Corli-- Engine.
l. ss-h--p. side Valve Engine
/ 71h--p. Slide Valve Engine.
! Ohm. Slide valve Engine.
! 5t-n.-p. Slide Valve EnE4E~-
= -9-h.-p. Slid. Valve Engines.
i Ship. Slide Valve Engine
i 2N-h.-p. Slis. Valve FrE!rs
l. -5-h.-p. slide Valve Engine.
i i1-h.-p. slide Valve Engine
l-iol-h.-p. Automatic Engine
l. Ship. Automatic Engine
p 5l-h.-p. Automatic Engines
= s1-h.-p- Automatic Engine.
/ S-h.-p. Automatic Engine
s-15l-h.-p. Boilers: E;afiuua-y.
= S1-h.-p. TDii-Ts. stationary.
/ si-h.-p. Boilers. stationary.
y Snip. Portable BOILER.
i J-h--p. Portable Boiler.
i tp-E.-p. Portable Boiler.
i Sn-h.-p. Portable Boiler.
/ 1l-h.-p Portable Boiler.
IArEe Assortment Of Vertical Boilers
s-Sturieysnt Blowers
7-LsrEe vertilRtinE Fans
Large Drop Hsnme
Pile Driver Hammer.
Lot Of Hosting Engines. Pumps. Air Com
prssSprS ard Miscellaneous Machinery and sup
plies Of every descrIpti1n-
For particulars and rTtces address
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
SA y. Main ST. St Louis. No
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DR.. E. j. HOGAN

fsnts legally adopted f. desired: medical and
surgical diseases Of women a speciality: terms
reasonable: consultation free. Call or write
s2l5 olive st. st Louis 80.
Or, Dennis So wassins;qn svs:
clan and surgeon. conducts ;he only TSsDectabie
sanitarium for confinement in this city: psrsss-
seclisicn and home comforts: trained nurse.
lowest terms: all female troubles skillruily
treated under absolute guarantee: ladies, when
needing a SperiallSt. come or write me.
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DR.. E. J. HOGAN

Receives before and during confinement: in
fRnts legally adopted ~ desired. medical and
surgical diseases N women a speciality: terms
reasonable: consultation free Call or write 2-i5
Olive 81. St. Louis. Mo.
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Mines. variance and Madgs Grayne.

Private: licensed: home cnnfnernents. so;
adoption ~ desired: diseases u women n spe-
cialty. Call or write. 2,asA olive -.
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ANY information will he gratefully received
concerning Frank II. Howard. who left ST.
Louis thirty years ago. He had "A sister who
married a Mr. Henry. and his mothers name
va NaIE. F. :. hepooLc-
DEFICIENT tbriVatel Io.s shadoNlng md
iuyesti-atinr- rsf y % Pox 20 81 Iou,,
\ renGeFs cuhfdehtial lnalEtd-
WI 'erNice- Aif. y " AhbeN, ~. Louis.
pOCTOR receives i-f1re and during conrne-
meni. cal! or write 2l2S Olive "a
LADIES wiD not resTet csIltug on Ms Uri-
la-i. f.n6n~nanfs. Rows ICES itS \ iitL.
LADIES my regulator .-y,T fans conpi.t,
tree " ~ r.. Nj, = S-a- og9a ErariI,n
vbit'cvi az : ExtnF ave 81 Io1fs
CURING coz: aides In
vic a Snfo~1eI reeves conhhenleht,: IA
1Lts = ~. fEahh!n ave.
Mrs ETIpCEyl- Ofnc. hours : 10 /. no neI-
icine So l.atiede: { l.6i. LindeL saA-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taken: adoption q, de-
siret. cal Mrs. VI. Diehl. zoos y Jefferson.
LADIES when IN nsed sid ,9r free trial OF
our never-fauing remedy: relief sure and quick.
Paris -hrmlca O. Nilwauk-e. WIS
LADIES Ir fr1ubIs ana wanting ,bo assisf-
arce 81 n sreciaIIst. address RoS 4S. na!la-.
Tex.
LADIES. Angyl, Protecto wall protect You:
no roller required: a protection without IN
4 Tor u; sample Il postage DIT lie Aeers. d.
IhiIty-slNth 81. Shicaro.
tor faiis to relieve obstinate Suppression. aay
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TRIBE OF BEN HuR.
= Asst ST. LOUIS COURT 40 H. TRIBE
- Of Zen Hur meets every inst and IGsTI
F.Idays OF each month at J. q -. p. Hall.
Ninth anu .l.!ny!s avenue Visiting Ben aus
1lS4ys welcome. a fulI ATTENDANCE u mean
ISCIOH II C. HERTEI. Chief Of Court.
Mr. s. Campbell. Scriu-. Ne. 3us Norm
Eisnth street
e. CURT No. 10. TRIBE or BES-HCR.
meets every secunI and fuI-th Fr.cay
at Phoenix Han. JyNeIEn BEG CAS- avenue.
.1ns ano Daughters =. Hur from other courts
and out Of the city are hereby extended a Cyr-
J.al Invitation to visit. BY order q
ALICE -. Ky. Chief
Attest: Areadt kuelDrr. ScriUe. NJ 2sss Scott
avenue.
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- SISTERS EXCELSIOR TEN
pie. No Is. meets every s-roni ans fJu-tn
Friday NJ each month al Anchor Hal. Pa:A
and Jefferson nscuLts members expected TO -
preseai and visitors cordially invited
MRS. ALLIE LoPMAS. NJ z Q.
S1lC Thomas street
MIA Francs HuIburd. u. II OF C. 1915
Fspin street
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
ANCIEAT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoEs.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS LODGE. NO. so. A
= & 4 " Will hold regular commune
cation TUESDAY. Nsy h. at n m VI. N. Ge-
gree. Two csud.datsS Members earnestly re-
GueS.eI u att~ui AMI visitors cordially Invited
CHARLES STEVENSON. W. II.
William II ita.y. secretary.
GEUEGE WASHINGTON LODGE. 20. ..
" a +. 4 A ~. viii holi stated com-
II unication May y. 10 J. N. at Nasonic
Temple. Grand and Finn-y avenues WORK In
Pillow Graf; degree Visitors are assured g
cordial welcome.
GEORGE W. JAMES " II.
". L REYNOLDS. j.. Secretary.
E/a o L LODGE No. l. 4. L. s \. VI.
iS Called communication on Wednesday.
the 9th inst. IN CDTinthiaa Han. Grand Ave
nj. Masonic Temple. ~ II Gegree-tarte can
tidatas Members are requeS ed and visiting
G-rthren fraternal.y invited 70 be present
J. ". kRCESER- W. NJ
John II. Deems. Secretary.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

@OCRT MOUND CITY. No. = MEETS on
The second and IouIth Thursdays. Of each
month in thu Fatsrnai building. Eleventh
s{rryt and Franklin avenue.
JOHN }. O'FLYSN. Chief Ranger.
2IZl RaEschenbsch ave.
John W. Fowler. Fi,sncIa. Secretary. 1854
Lee ave.
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

. Ian DOUGLAS. No. ; ORDER or Scor-
t-h Clans, meets ntSt and tLIrl Tuesday
OF each month 81 F.siEaJ- hall. ru.u-. GsaEl
ard EastCn avenues NG>itiE. ClausIlen c.s
daily iENItsd TO attend
I. c. GCNN, Chief No. sAJS Fairfax.
Attest David M.ilar, Secretary. No. JJs
Eld.n aNenue
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SISTERS.

A EGIS TEMPLE. No. :. RATHBOSE sis
~ ter. meets every second and fourth Tnu-s-
cEy nIEngs at FFattTnai Hal. Eleventh sLtyet
AID Franklin syeIu"- visitor vet ONE.
X. Il WILLIAMS. II z G.
lsl Coleman street
Alice Williams NJ. OF X q .. -4J FIau4lia
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.E.RE1 snCIEIIKs.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
iADrrhApLeT %NiH1 ODD FELL
A NcHOR LODGE. NO j.. l. .. @. r.
All. Nineteenth and Wfignt streets Work IN
the degrees VISITING. 6Tgtn'rs M.legtns
David Petty. SECRETARY. liza O'Fallon stIt.t
A RcAuiAN LODGE. NO D.. l. q. o r.
~ meets every Thursday evening at s o'cl"ca
. m. on southeast conner Of Iowa dui Arsenal
IiTr~j All members earnestly requested am
cHAs. h EREwER, y. G..
80 KYs-uti HVeHl-.
Henry thl- $40 West Park
Curtis jenkins. Recording SecfetiTy.
Es Manchester avenue
l AeI.EDE LODGE. NO .. / o. o. F.,
2S,csk ~ han No / odd 4 EsIisFs, Ttmgls
Siis r. ~ We Vii cin;sT the RAJ IE .S. IN hi,
y-=.Sht candidates LcfOrr tn Grand Lodge O,
MI; M,,s"uF F;.,s SYa1 and hep US E IN SoqS P5.S
ia MaHIn. R.Sardlne sesIs,ary
m oDGE:. ~. AZ. l. q. u.
~ F. meets every friday evening" AZ S
HAL, isls MsfSet street Visiting brtaItn cCr
daily Invited - attend WORK in the degrees
j. II" GRa%ADE. y O.. loe4 Kruger ,,reel
J. r s;r-eteT. Secretary. ;ois IndiaEa ave
- T. LOUIS LODGE No. .. l. q. q. T.
looms %puiialns' sSutnsas; csrnss S:n.h an
olive streets. In hail No /. Ns''oJs -slrlmc
MEMBER expected u. I. GERLiN. y. t.
ma.sace AeSaIse. Secretary.
Nj LIE. ENCAAPMENr. No. / L O
W +. meets esvIs second and IyugIn Apl-
dsy At hall No l.. odd FeliHN,' Hal. corner
Ninth and olive streets. All Visiting PatrthTcg.
arc moss cordially invited anu memDeGs most
earnestly requested T. attend. work N degrees
-N-Iy s.ssih ukO. NJ SNOWMAN. - =.
r. q. Rh.ades. scribe.
kts.LA'n.l LoDp4. ~ l. u. y. r.
w ne-u tuesday rECnsng Of ezCa week "A
HaU No. l. ODD Feii0w- bUitIi.E. egGn-T Mn h
AID Olive. Rt ! y clOcA- Visiting broIhe.S inylt'S
TO attend j. - ". -
r. v R.kel. Secretary.
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ROBT, zIEelER & SONS, MAcHINISTS,

Modern tools. Speciality: Newspaper work,
printers. bookbinders'. candy machinery. ~
y. Vine.
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DANCING.
SELECT parties at Eclipse Dancing Aca.-
eny. Harmonic Hall. Eighteenth and Olive.
every Thursday. Saturday and Sunday even
ings: new dances: latest Music. Ahearl &
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MACHINERY WANTED

SECONDHAND gasoline engine. !. Graes.r
1910 s. jefferson ave
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G TANBARD COUNCIL. NO. IS NATION
81 a! Union. meets every hrs ard third Mon
Gay evening at , O'Clock at Lueb ems Hall,
Iowa avenue and Arsenal street. Hambers are
T=s4esteG ard Writing friends are .r4ieTna.iy
Invited 10 attend.
FRANK RAgaSD. Presis-n;.
VIA p B.G!uxt0n. Secretary. ISIS Arsenal
street