in THE OMAHA 1) All A' JH2K : SUNDAY , DECEMBER J , 1802-T\VENT\'FOUR PAGES.
ECHOES FROM THE ANTE-R001
Important Changes In tbo Now Kuiglits (
Pythias Ritual ,
IT IS APPROVED BY IEADING PYTHIAN
B rlrn nf lliiH | In Hit ( llvni by Union I'nrlll
Cunnrll , Itnynl Arcanum r.lreUuti
of Ufllcon In Various L
A limit tlin Mule.
Attlio mooting of Onuntlot loJgo No. 4
I'lnttsmouth Kiilglitsor 1'ythlns , Ttiuradn ;
the following onicors were o'cctcd ' : Clai
llrcckctifclil , chancellor commundcr ; A. I
Ifclnhucklo , vlco chancellor ; D. O. Dwyo
prelate ; M. 1C. Pollock , muster of cxchcn.uoi
Frank Hluhcy , master of ilnanco ; U. 1
llousoworth , kcopor of records and sen
Fr ii n It Dlcitsun , mastorntarrasiV. . /
Humphrey , U. A. Marshnll nnd J. N. Sur
rncrs , trustees. After loiiRo nn oyster su
pur was Indulged hi.
In spoiiitlne ol the now ritual which goi
into effect . tuly 1 , lb'J3 , the Pylhinn ICnlgl
of Uochcslar , N. Y. says purlinotitlTi ' -I' '
adoption by the supreme lodio nt Its rocoi
session of ii now ritual was a step imilciilh
of progression. nnd n source of unmltlsati
wills ruction to the order universal , The o
rltuul contained many impressive- chaw
nnd sonio portions ol It worn couctit
In very btnullful InnRunKO , uut tl
now oao ts stilil to fnr surpass it :
Dcautlful imagery , lofty thought nt
Impressive ] lessons , nnd ttio order
nnxiously waiting Us nubllcatlun. Wo u
ilorstiinu that It will bo ready for distrih
lion some tlmo next montii , nnd wo trust ll
members , and especially the oniccrs of tl
submtlmito lodKou , will luorougnly famllia
Izo themselves with its contents nnil If no
siblo , mcmorizo the ynm < ! , tlierohv HtUi
tlicmsclvcs for contemns Iho ranks In tl
most luiprcsslvu style- . The only ndver ;
criticism that wo have lioard nppl'cd ' to tl
new 'ritual comes from some oi our loadli
Gorman biotliron , who complain b
cause the supreme body did n
provide for Its oubllcatinu In the
' ' the nretitno
InnnuuKo. 'I'boy nuvunco
Jtmt very muny of Iho ofllcers of Gcrmi
lodges read nnd speak Knpllsh very itnpc
foctly , und that they would bo unable
master the idioms of the now ritual , ni
would thereby uncotna Incapacitated for tl
proper discharge of tholr oflleliil duties. V
udiuit that thin argument has some WOIR !
opocinlly when wo consider the fact th
there are many subordinate lodges throug
out Iho country working exclusively in Go
man , many of whoso motnbcis a
wholly unnctiuninlca with the Encll
lunpuago , and who would bo utter
uuablo to familiarize themselves wl
1,1. , In nnswor to this wo would i
mind our Teutonicbrothcis that 1'ylhinnls
Is dUtlncllvoly an Amei'lcan orKiinliatio
linvlup been founded bv nu American , in i
American city , and beinfi still largely cc
fined to American soil. Tno subject of nu
lleallonviis uurofuily considered by tbo s
promo ledge , nnd n majority thereof docid
to restrict it to the English Innpuage , at ;
\vhilo our ( jonnnn brothers may be sou
wlmt inronvunlcncen by such action , \
bavo too much confidence In Uiuir zeal u
lopalty to the order to believe for o
moment that they will permit this decision
interfere with or obstruct the in In the fail
ful nnd campolout pefformauco of tbo vitu
iJtlc work.
At the roRiilar mooting of Gem lodco I *
14 , Konrnoyt Knights of Pythias , hold U
Mondav nlRht , llio following oniccrs we
oleclod for tno ensuing year : J. D. Lov
past obancollor ; O. D. Ayroi , chaucell
commander ; l \ 13. Beoman , vlco chnneollc
Walter Gamble , prelate ; Ed 11. Fim
innstor-at-urms ; 1 \ Bicknell , Uconor
rdcords and seals nnd master of tlnnnco ; '
\V. Vance , mailer of cxchcquor ; George
Ford , district deputy fit crand commnndi
A. T. Gamble. U. B. Finch nnu GeorRO
Ford , .trustees.
At the regular mcetltip of Loyal loci
No. 122 ! , Knights of P.vthlas , Kearney , In
Wednesday ovonlng , the lollowinp nlllci
wqro dulv clcctod for the ensuing year :
Li. Green , past chancellor ; G. 'i. ' Haa
clmncollor commander ; George tl. Sml
vice chancellor ; ' II , F. MoLaughlin , prcla
Mr. Perkins , maslor-nt-arms ; Fred Lebhc
Kustor of exchequer ; Lou AVilson , nms
of flnanco ; K. L. Hroivn , keener of rccoi
nnd si-nl , nnu P. A. Grinith , M. A. Hoo'
nnd W , 1C Ayers , trustees. M. A. IIoo1
was rccomuiou'Jed for district deputy gro
chancellor.
M'jrs ledge No. ISO Knights of Pyth
liclcl its regular mcoting on the evening
Ihu Slttti at , thulr hall , Thirtieth near Urov
Chancellor Commander Gladnisnh pre > > Idi
'I'hcro wa ti Inrso attoudancoof the broth
present , There being no rank work tl
BOOU reached now business , nnd uiulor t
iiend the election of ofllcora took nlnco ,
which the oilleers elected were as follows
J. Henry Krlio , clmncollor commander.
'I'homas J. Shaw , vice chancollor.
( Kim Klvors , prolate.
Curl Williamson , keeper of records t
son ) .
George llml , master of exchequer.
William McGco , master ol' Ihiancc.
James J. Flunnory , niaster-nt-arms.
Past Chancellor Michael Coadv , trus
for the term of throe years.
Itnynl Arc iiniiiii.
Union Pacific council of the Hoynl
cnnum has nrrnncud to give three dnnc
parties nt Metropolitan hnll * Uecembot
Jnnqur.v 0 nnd Fooruary 14 , invitations'
those parties to bo ready in u few days. '
entertainment comtnitlcu , Messrs. A.
llii'ctiiiison , A. J. Van Kurnn , 0. S. Pot
F. L. Gregory , C. U. ( icdnov anil All
Connor nro actively at work to make It
liancing parties equal to those in the i
nnd the per.ioiniol of the committee I :
earnest of success.
Iliumlititrfi ol Kclxifmli.
At a regular mooting ot S.irah Uebo
lodgu , North IMatto , Moiidav , Novon
"I , the followliiir ofllcors were elected for
onsulng term : Mrs , C. II. Stamp , n
grand ; Mrs. Jennie Klenic , vlco grand ; P
( J , S. llnlTmnn , Roeretnry ; Mrs. ,1.
Piorcy. treasurer ; Mrs. .1. S. lloagland I
William ttrnach , trusteus ,
Tin ; 'j'
Farnuin street theater opens n four nl
ongaRCinont , commencing today's mail
neccmber-t , with Aiuierson's conicdmt
the greatest of nil musical fnrcc--omoi
"Two Old Uronlos , " The Chicago Tl
apcuks of tlin attraction us follows : "T
Is a tcrritlo comndy disturbance over ni
Hayinurkot. Two Old Cronies,1 opened !
clay night to n hie crowd , nnd such n bo
derlng meteorio shower of lovely glrla , 1
don dyed giigs nnd aurora borralis hoi
lias ncvor uttnrliod thu gullcliuts West
Miss Jessie VHIars , with her Psycho Ii
tier nerves and her comedy. Is the rail
comet that streaks across the s
from curtain-duo to the tng , Sbo
nothing that 8ho has not uoon doing s
bbo brightenrd Iho slngo old maid In
roaring , most welcome Impossibility , II
A. Kniincrson u n funny mnii with u i
deal of that colloquial ntylo that makes
Daily so popular. He works very well
John W. Hurloa who lias oil the 'fat1
is cudowud with an unswerving iwMst
that always succeeds In padding out
pan no plays. Two or three touical s
nru biici'o ssull.v sung by 1 minor * on , Bu
r.nd Mlta Jt > sslo Villart who will bo ret
bcrnd by nil from the excellent work <
nTbfiiV la 'Sinba.il , ' the Clucaco a
llouso iSKtri 'ngiiiua coniuany. A sp
je.viuro uro the Wurner slstfra , May
Kfllo , who dunce chnrmlncly nnd dreii
everybody In the companv dr.os-wttn
tuito , " Usual matiucuodnesd ;
Joseph Arthur's t'.Stlll Alarm , " bopl
three nlfihtH engagement nl Itoyd'd th
Monday nlcht. "Still Alarm" U a s
well told , Interesting nory of real life ,
in ll are otno ot the most realistic , s
Uounl features before the public today ,
Arthur has rewritten , made several 1m
ant changes In dialouuo un < l situation ,
brought the Incidents of the play up to
Mrlll B , Hurkns | , u pluyhii- the le :
role , "Jack Mauley" and liU Irlenus wl
Kind to know ho nai made u prout hit in
part , bolnir pronounced by many , the
tboy have neon in the role. Misi
Croitmnn , who pUjn 'Ellnore Fordt
s said to bo n beautiful nnd ttnlontod younir
emotional notrots. The comedy pnrtn nro In
the hands of M. J. Uallnnhor , J ,
A. Wimo . Hugh J. Ward end Misi
Kdlth Pollock. Mr. Arthur hai also
ndilcil n now part , the "Fireman's ' Mn cot"
nnd placed It In the hands ot his fi-yonr-old
niece , Little Tuesday , whclls said to to Iho
clovercM child the since tms over known.
Hays the Now York \Votlil : "TliU llttlo
mite ciitcrlnin.s by her natural talents , tart
and craco ; slio Is never twice nlllic ; her
innnnRcinent can never tell Just wh.it Httie
Tursday i % going to do when she skips out
from the wings , but thcro scorns to ba n
bond of love und sympathy or some kind of
nn Intuition , Hint prompts thu llttlo Indv toile
ilo nnd say just what will make her audience
cxcltilm , 'Well ! you nro Just too cute mid too
sweet for anything.1 ' She has been praised ,
applauded , written about , nnd pictured to n
greater extent than lius over fallen to nny
ono in the urlct span of nu existences of less
thnii six years.
The nttrnction nt llovd'i now theater
Thursday , Friday mnl Saturday nttornonn
nnd evening wl.l bo "Tho Now .Devil's Auc
tion. "
This spectnclo Is not the old "Dovtl's Auc
tion. " Since the production was last seen
hero Mnnnecr Ynlo Ims entireiv rowrllton
nnd reconstructed tha pleco nnd has Intro
ducoduowdl ilo-s'uc , sltiiations , sroncrv , cos
tumes , music , ballot dlvcrliscmonU nnd
vnudovllle speulnltlcs of a high order.
Tim "Now llovll's Auction , " unlike the
usual run of spectacles , unites some pro
tcntlnns lo ilrnmauc merit. In the legend
of "Tho Golden Branch" n complete
niui coherent story Is told , but It Uof n chnr-
nctor that will permit the Introduction of In-
icreslini ; snocialllcs und lerpalcuorcau di
versions.
M. Yale employs llliy nclois , nclro 9cs ,
promlero.scGundos , coryphees , Dantomlmists ,
ncrobats nntl specialty nrtists whoso elTorls
Intciprot thu best feaiurcs of horoio drama ,
comedy , rarco-comcdy , oporn , burlesque , ox-
traVBgan/n , tiantomlnio nnd nrrolmtlM In
fact present the best from every legitimate
llolu of iituusomont.
Jeffreys Lo\vis U herself again ; that Is.'shc
Is Dlaving "Forgot-Me-Not" once more , ntul
it is with ttils ulnv that she has uccoma sc
strongly Idenllllcd Hint her otlmlrors seem tc
novur tire ot scointr her in Iho roio. Thoj
cotuund Hint her Impcrsonntioti of Stephanie
do Mohrlvnrt nlono snould ontltlo her to rank
among Iho great nctr"ssos. She will urn-
duce "Foriot-Mo-Not" nt the Farnnm Strool
ihcatcrThursoay ovuiiing , UucetnberS : Kri
dnv evening , "Clothlldo ; " Saturday tnutlnco ,
' 'ForRcl-Mc-Not11 ; SaturJny oVonin ? , "L ;
Belle Hussu. "
O'Uoll Is lecturing in Australia.
"Yon Yonson" opens in Chlcaco lonight.
LonU Hurrliou Is writing a now opciM l (
bo called "Venus. " *
Now York has llnnlly awakened to Ihi
merits of K. S. Willard.
Joe Joffi rson IE in Chicago willi Ills re
vlveu "Kip Vnn Winnie. "
Jslnscngni Is nt work on nn oubra based oi
iifioom of Ilolno and will name ll "Wlllluii
HntclliTe. "
Augusta Cottlow , iigod 14 , Is sniu lo bo i
prodigy as n ni ' an is to , ana b Chicago's lates
contribution.
Ten years ngo n run of twonly-cpht ( night
wns considered phenomenal , but "All Baba'
broke I no record with a run of " 00 nighls ,
It ts assorted that no season of Englisl
opera has made cxuonses In Now' York. Th
Molrnpolilnn generally caino out abou
Sro.OUO bebiud.
There is tain of an elaborate revival o
" .Martha" in Chit-ago next , year. with. Lil
linn Uussoll , Jessie Uarllolt'Davls and othc
noted singers , who will be in tno citsat th
sumo tiniu.
The Columbia theater of Chicago has mad
extended World's fair engagements lor no *
yonrwilh Ihe Hostoniniis , ITrohimin's Lyceut
company , Ihu Lillian Uuss.cU Opera , coimuu
und Henry Irving.
15111 Nvo Is said to have received ncarl
520,000 for his ulntform work last scasoti
Ills syndicate letior Is reported to pay hit
StiO.OOtJ n yo.ir , and iho royalties on his boon
brought his income up to thu salaryol th
president.
The Greek drama 'ocean with a simpl
hymn lo Dionyslus. Then a dance of shei
iicriis drassnu m goat hklns wua addeu to tl
'I'liou un ode was apoiion from behind th
altar , around which they danced , and nt las
Iho crude representation of legendary event
prow out of a ( .ininlo rite , and Kichylus an
Sophocles und Euripides cumo lo give i
form.
form.Whon
When Soabrook wont lo Phlladolpbia wit
'
"Tho Isle of Chnmpngno" Iho Ihoa'lor mnn
ngors , who controlled tbo bill boards and wet
lighting the newspapers , refused toadverlis
the show , nnd the business was very unsnti
factory. Senbrook made a second vlsi
hived a socond-ulnss theater and put flarin
nus. in the paper * . The result was an ono
inous business. Moral hut that is obviou
Sims Uoevos , tlio great l'nglish sinpo
thinks the quality of the human voice hi
dotodoralcd. Ilo says : " \\hattnkosnov
adavs is the hlirn no'to. Every sincer nln
at that. It pleases , and ho given it Irr
spectivo of art. Tno mellow medium note
which nro the voice after nil , nro loagre
extent , nogloclod. This accounts for tl
popularity of 'ho 'whito tenor,1 as wo ct
the singer whoso register Is abnormal
high. "
Algernon Chnrlos Swinburno , the Eulh
noel who may bo chosen to succeed Lo
Tennyson to the lauron'toship ot Englun
has teen ) In n theater , it is said , only twice
the last fourteen yuars. The last tiruo 1
honored the play house with his presence w
' weeks when ho wituoss ed
Uii'oo upo , > i
nltcrnoon porfornuuico ofThe Duchuss
Malll" in London. Thn other occasion w
the production of "Tho Morrv Wives
Windsor" at the Ilaymarkot in London so
oral years aco.
KoboriDowniiiR has n now piny , "Klcha
the Lion Hearted , " based on the roionni
career of King Richard I. of England. T
inteic'st begins in iho first act , when Hu :
Mavvbray is lorccd by Hicham to do right
a eirl ho hus wronged , nnd continue ? throu
nil the vicissitudes of civil war and t
crusade in Iho Holy Land ur.lll Mowbr
fulh in hand-io-hnnn encounlcr with t
liing. There li : n special scene whc
Klchnrd. lusllgaiod ny Hie bouulltul J'r :
cess Uurengarln , jtardoiis ul the prisoners
the civil war , nnd lakes from each an oath
follow him in Ihu ullumpi lo rasuuo Iho lot
of Iho Savior from llio png.mj.
A London corroanoudont savs : Ger
dlno Ulmar , now ftlrs. Ivan Unrvll , has li
her voice complutrly. nnd Is only oharini
when she u not singing. She n to DO sci
loouiiig very lovely as to her face , and vci
very plump ns to her figure , dressed as
"vlvandleroo" In the dnluly little opera
"Clgnrulle. " "Clgaroito" U the pr
Host thing Hinto "Clover. " 'J
inuaio 's ' delightful and thu story of ronl
inrest ( such ft wonderful thitif , ' in lit
opera 1) ) , Putnla ? , people are not Uironglng
the Stuiftesbury to boult. 1'orliups ttiub
o boc.iuso Iho Shuflcsbury hua the nuiuo
being an unlucky theater und , then , it
ru.illy ns much ns one's life I * worth lo
ihcro in evening Dross. All Iho Lain !
Ihcainrs are hud enough in that way in w
ter. Oh , how otiu does mlas th'o nlc
wnrmod theniers In America. Uut 1
Slmftcsbury is the worsl. Onn might just
well put on a low body nnd go sit on the di
of an ocean ttennifcr. Them would hardly
n moro simnklni : breqze. llullcrliiK one's r
ban , toying with onu's hair und making b
old gcnilomeu long to wrap tholr pate *
silk ImndkurchlefB.
Tno Chlcn'go Inter Ocean has these poi
nf nt rouuncntH on Uuiulm's opera sousi
Opinions as to the result of the rccoat of
festival In Omaha appear to bo tnoru fuv
able to the idea than the performance. I
uoubtedly great credit is due lo Miss Ola
who urbanized Ibo movement , and it U die
lul to nolo the conimoriiiauon her pei o
olTorti received , Conditions arc , howov
not favorahlo to got a grand opera pcrfoi
nn en from a company engaged for a scasoi
n singlewee U , und it Is not to oo wonde
at that there were some voices raised
drscaiit upon thn fallibilities of the nil
priee. This pioneer movement in Omuhi
n uood ono und deserves encouragem
n lor Us po3slDilltle3. It sister cities co
arid bo Induced to co-oparato In sustain
arg : such a movcniont thuvost might eno.\ ]
id prolonged ceubon of grand op ra worthy
ida name , The aucluus of nn oruaiilzailon/st
ar as director , stueo inaungcr and princlp
r , might bo oncagea in the east : while
tid orcncslia nnd choral forces might bo
id local contribution. All such beginning
ido art may fall abort of Iho muru , ns judged
ibo highest standards , but the Clary idci
inaterlalliod in Oinaoa Is n good ono ,
belie next seuRon icltihl bo expanded and
lie corporate ibo forces that will give n li
3t prlao and responsibility to thu untorot
The west , young us she U , has furnished
few grout lyric arlhts to tbo world ; tt
Wehave started
the'greatest sale of Boys'
Suits ever inaugurated
in this city.
Every Knee Pant Suit
in the store must be sold
SEXOOND FLOOR , within the next three
TAKE ! EiLEXVATOR. weeks.
LA
This is no catch sale of a few suits. Every suit will go , and there are about 700 in the stock.
To simplify the selling of the goods , we have placed all the suits in two lots :
fill Suits on one side of the hoilse at the Uniform price of ;
Among these are . suits that have sold all' season at prices up to $4 and $4.50 : There are sev
eral hundred suits and every cloth , color , make and sixe is to be found.
fill tlie balance of suits 1 in r attlie surprising price of only
There are several hundred of these also. Here are the suits that have sold for $5 , $6 , $7 and up to
$8. There are line , all wool , well made , durable and stylish suits in this lot that you will pay as high as
$10 for in many houses.
COME WHILE THESELECTION _ IS FULL. AlgooSlisrcpresented or money refunded. ]
3 no reason why she should not have open
l > roporllonalo to her tnsto.
ruis Jijjtunuit ir.uf.
OMAHA , Deo. .T To the Editor of Tin
lic : : 1 propose for ono ns n J'rotcstant , the
, ou of o Piotcslnnl minister , married to th (
ilnughlcr of n I'rotostnnt minister , nnd i
member of a Protestant flonomination , t (
cntor publicly my nrotust against the reck
ess , relentless and unreasonable warfan
which is now belntr waged In this city
my Catholic follow citizens. No Catholli
lias r.nnculed to mo for sympathy or sue
Bested that I should say a word in his be
half ; in fuct outside of my own family no oni
has had n hint of my puruoso to nntngonix.
tbo PGutiinont which I roRret lo see si
largely prevalent in this community. I nn
simply moved by my American sense of fai
play to revolt against what appears to mo the
ho unwarranted persecution of n , respectable
law-abiding ana numerous boay of our oil
izoui.
Nothing Is quito so unreasonable , so bif
otcd , so virulent and so dangerous as relic
lous hatred. No cruelties hivvo over os
cccdea Ihoso pornotralad in ttio name c
religion. Nothing is moro un-American tha
political partisanship based upon rcliglou
dlflcrcnccs. No antagonism in a communil
can so completely estrange neighbors , an
overturn good order , as mat which arise
from contentions over church relations. ]
1 therefore always a source of roxrat to fait
minded Americans who do not mix their dt
nouiinatlonal predilections with their poll
leal preferences , lo find a religious or som !
religious Usuo at sulio in olccllons.
In Oinunn the anli-Unthollc society has a
grown in numbers Ibat It is in control of Iti
city. Amonc Its members are many person
entitled to cnntldonco and respect , althnug
tluiy hivvo Joined nn un-American seen
political organisation. Uut there aio mem
bcrs and loaders in that nrdor nnd Uindro
sociotlos who nro lucre for orto or both c
two reasons. Elinor ihoy nro fnnallcaljinl
Cilholics , o'r they liopu for polilioal ni
vantages from thuir mumbor.slnp. His ui
fortunately this class which makes the inos
noisci nnd gives trend to llio puhliu ultot
aliens and private persecutions of iho orcai
izalion.
They and their sympathizers , nmon
whom I iii sorry to see some clergymen c
llio I'rotostnnt churches , hnvo created
sentiment against Catholics In Omaha \vhlc
not only causes worthy people in that di
nomination personal pain , hut affects the !
business , Injures ihoir rephtation In the con
munlty and KUUIH oil avenues of. nmnlnymcr
unit udvancument from thuir children I
which , ns American cliUens , they nro oi
titloU.
This U unfair. Omaha has never sulToro
nn ; evil from Catholics. Ilur best , clllznr
are mombcirs of that church. Her lurgc :
taxpayers are uJliorcnts of that full !
Thcro has never been uny attempt , or hui
pcstion of an allompt on the part of tin
church , or nny of Us members , lo control tl
schools , tlin cltv government or Iho count
ulTairs. U'tialovcr nmv bo true in otlii
localities , as far ns Omaha Is concovnoi
Catholicism hoi never been a force In pol
lies which nllomptod to untngonUo an
public improvement , iho public schools , i
uny wL-ll-dellncd public policy. Thorn la i
my mind no moro reason in Omalia for c
anll-Calliolio socloty , limn for an mil
Moihodlsi , or nntl-lnlldel society. Thoi
can never in America bo nny oxciist for
biioret political icligious organization , und I
this city there u leu excuse it possible the
anywhere else.
1 am in favor of an amendment to the n
tlonal constitution , which shall t > o stror
enough to malto it impossible for rollgloi
Issues to have political consequence or li
portuncb. I am uUo in favor ot taxing sue
properly belonging to rullciou * boJlosas
not used by tucm for rolipioiiH , ctiarltablo <
educational purposes , uut 1 do prote
most solemnly against this uii-Amerlct
Idea of asking whether a man .believes
u consubit' ntlatlon or trunsubstanllallon , n
rforo determining to vote for or against hi
Is I ni a candidate for political oftlco. Not ll
it religious belief , or iho nativity of the cane
id date's parents , but the merits of hiiim
ig should bo thu test of his illness or untltno
n | fnr public trust.
10 I hope the people ot Omaha will see tb
ih J this antagonism has ( .trendy gene too ft
9 , { uptl that the tlmo has como to frown upi
10 those fanatics who would fan smolaeri
10 ' embers of religious hatred Into ilauics ot d
m cord. It Is high ilinu that ho tt
iv . were turued , If tbo ill will whl
ts hus been stirred up between u
id classes ot our citizenship Is pi
ii' I nulled to grow In Intensity , It will bo ycj
al bo lore the good feeling of former times c
o. I be restored. U'o should bo manly OIIOUR
ot i lA'cry one ofH , to accord to all our ncighbc
10 I liberty of conscience , honesty of purpose a
personal patriotism. , and treat with thorn as
friends and not as enemies of the common-
wcoith , ; T.V. . BLM-KIU-US.
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There are .104 priqH4 nnd SOO.OM Catholics
n Archbishop Corri'gaiv's diocese.
Ur. J. C. Henbat'ri'.mid ' wife are in ban
nincisco , after thlrly-tbrod years of mis-
sioaary workinJupan. Mrs. lii-puurn was
the llrst white woman to cuter that country.
Kov.V. . p. Ribos , who has for some nine
years been pastor of tno Wcstfiold , N. Y. ,
1'resbyterlaii church , has resigned , und is a
candidate for the Episcopal minlstiy lie is
ono of the Dr. Uriegs school , and leaves the
Presbyterian church on thnt account.
Thu general missionary committee of the
iMothodist , Episcopal church has appropri
ated the imiKnitlcent sum of 51,200,000 for
mission xvork this yoar. The Mothodisls as
a oonomlnatiou nio not rich , but from such
a showint ; us this they must bo deeply In
earnest.
Cardinal Lavigode , who died in Algiers a
wecungo , hus been called the "Apostle of
the Africans. " After having succeeded in
cstablihliiiig ralssipnary slnlions in iho heart
of the dark continent , ho sot himself to Iho
task of suppressing llio slave trade in cen
tral Africa , and by his efforts and those of
the devoted band of unst-lllsh men who la
bored with him , Iho horrors of thnt trafllo
have bc.cn largely mitigated.
Hev. Dr Duncan , the founder7of imT'Me7
lakutla Indian settlement in sontnnrn
Alaska , is in fcjan Francisco. Ho was com
pelled recently to transfer the village from
the liritlsh dominion to iho United States ,
because no was persecuted bv religious big
otry few ho has 800 people , who have
builtXsubstantlal houses. The colony has
turned out about $ .10,000 worth of canned
salmon this year. No liquor is sold in the
solilouiont , which is a model for sobrioiynnd
order.
At a dii.nnr of the Episcopalian club of
Boston ! | | | Biooks criticised the holding
of secret sessions by the Episcopal house of
bishops. "It is , " ho said , "absolutely uti-
Amerlcnn in its pracllco of silling with"
closed doora , and it is u practice thai is sure
to bo amended eomo day or olhor. This is
ono Ihlng that certainly needs change the
breaking open of its concealment so that the
people can hear not merely what , has been
done in the 'house , ' but why it wasciono. To
do as they do now Is not only un-Atnorlcnn ,
but it is not in accord with the open and free
spirit of Christianity. "
Stalisllcs of the Salvation army road at the
general convention held in Now Yorn city
recently show that the indoor congregation's
for the past twelve months nninbnrod iiHi : ) ! .
8SS persons ; thnt10 j citloi and towns were
"occupied ; " that 553 corps and outposts were
established , and that 'M. ! ! ! . ' ) converts were
mndi > . It was aUo shown that tbo continen
tal regiments include 1,500 ofllcers nnfl 111,100
soldiers and recruits ; and vM7 local
otllcor * nntl bandsmen. The amount of slum
work accomplished by twenly-ono ofllcori
during Iho past yoif''was romarltaDlo. in
Now Voru , Bosiontnl'hllndolphla and Chi-
cnKOilS.nai families wtrd visltqd , 10,18 J saloon
visits were mndo , 5IJ.JW persons were doult
with on the slrc-ota * ntul In saloons , 5 , ! > 07
meals were given away , ' 0,384 chlldron were
cared for , 718 sick 'c.rt'es ' nursed , 2JS roon.s
scrubbed , OO'J hours.we o spent in mending.
The Sheller brigade , fpuml employment for
C.H parsons , provldqd .clothing . for 4' 8 per
sons , provided hods .f6r 14.090 persons nnd
distributed food to'-ii.l.ooo persons. During
the past your nn auxiliary brigade has been
established , with filllpijhmbor.s , Including ton
doctors of divinity , , Vwjiuty-tbroo ministers
and ten physicians , i u ,
All Invnliiiililo Jtiwiuily lor ColilH ,
ShorllT Hardman Y > f'i'Tylor ' counlv , A'ost
Virginia , wns nltnost"tlrcmratod with a coin
when hu pcgan using1 Chamberlain's Cough
Heniady , In ppenkiniftnf it * ho suysi "It
gavu mo almost limnnlirelief , 1 Hnd it to bean
an invaluublo remedy for colds. " For sulo
ty druggists.
1'ho Gugo Hotel company has secured con-
tro'l of the restaurant1 privilege , and Is ob
ligated to provide chowng | facilities for
100,000 parsons a day. Charges are a part of
iho contract , being of two classes mainly u
matter of dollars and cents , A local paper
says the prices are of an Auditorium atti
tude , whllo tbo grup hus a .State street chop
uousa Hnvnr .
Nut trout a I'limiic
"I do not recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Cemudy from a financial standpoint for we
have others in stock on which wo make u
larger profit , " savs Al Magglnl , a prominent
druggist of DraddocU , 1'a . "but because
matiT of our customers have spoken ot it in
the highest pralso.Vo sell more of it Ihnn
any similar preparation wo have In the
more. " For sulo by druggi uf
My Goods Will Not Suit You
If you want 'cheap stuff" merely be
cause it is cheap , regardless of qual ;
ity , design , finish or beauty. "
But if you want goods whose qual
ity and intrinsic value is guaran
teed , at lower prices , than elsewhere
My Goods Will Suit You.
The Most Exquisite Patterns.
JL
Are shown in everything in the way of jswelry , Pearls , Rubies , ]
" "
Cameos , Turquoise , Garnets ,
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
Rings , Bracelets , Scarf Pins
in endless variety.
I offer you a better article for the same price ancl sometimes lessj
than is generally charged for inferior designs , quality und finsih.
C. S. RAYMOND , CHRISTMAS PRESENTS , ]
S. E. COR. 1BTH AND DOUGUAS , OIvtAMA.
DR , R , W , BAILEY
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thoiiiDrnlni : . Now ones IniortoJ In ovuuluz
° ' of Homovablo Hrldm
Beubpecliiiuiuof 1'lovlDlu Klabtlu IMaVi
All worlc wiirmntod aa roproKQiited.
Ulllce , 'llilrd I'loor. t'axton Illoji.
Tck'ilioiic | lUS.'i. Kitlniul I'ar.nnSt
Take ulovator O'r stairway from 10th
utr tit entrance.
Prepare For
Oolcl Wofcvfcl
Weather Strip ,
Door Bottoms ,
Door Checks
AND
Springs.
Jas. Morton Son Co ,
1811 Dodge Street.
Xmas Presents ,
Vuuntr TnUIni ; I'nrrvlt 110.W. 1
I nl purl cil liiTiiiun I'miiitU'i 1100 j
niui M.WJ. | mi > urlcil Amlruusljoru
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| Ordtiri for A man ili'llrvrr Inkon
now
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Geisler'sBlrdS '
100 N. 10th Bt.Oiniihu.
