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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
CudOWnv SrOdek
pFzeeiB RsumaUzmoBi.

Oh. Kazmierz Lisiecki, bedac
cierp,acYm IA reumatyzm przez
kllka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod-
k6w be- naimniejszej ulgi, wyna-
laz} srodek naprzeclw tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca ktdrego
on SAN sic wyleczy} W przeciaagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje SIC wyleczyc
najzastarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek badz rodzaju W kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzenlem. Ia kurac]e gwarantuje.
C,erpiacy, ktorzy chca SIG pezbyc
tel nlemi}ej choroby, MECH sig
zg{osza do powyz wYmlenlonego
OBJ, kt6ry i'm moze przes}aG cd
w,elu ludzi rekomendacje. kt6rych
W tax kr6tklm czasle uwolnif cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz cd
kliku lat bYll ziozeni to choroba,
probujac wszelkich srodk6w l wy
rzucaj ac wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polskle we wszystkich
miejseowosciach. ktore dbaj9 o ulge
i.wvleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi OBJ, Lisiecki Q
powtorzenle. tego.
X. LISIECKI,
315 S. Caroline st. Baltimore, ND
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
NOWy rOdzai assekuracyj. Zy.

NOWy FOuZa.J dsSthuIdCyJ. n.y.
Jenny " wleku assekuracY', Zabez-
p1eczamy nasze zyc,e, domy zb'e-
rane zboze z pola i inne rzeczy.
Nikomu jednak sic ME sni{o o
mozebnoscl assekuracyl cd choro-
by, az Dr.. Flotr FahrneY og}osi}
IA pomoca prasy swoi srodek l
zalety tegoz ORA P1otra Gomozo.
" ten spos6b u}atwiA On assekura-
eye zdrow,a, podaiac cene tax
ma}a re ME warto ja brac ma uwage,
gdY chodzi O szacowne zdrowle.
Gdy zo'adek ME jest W porzadku,
stolec ME jest regularly, lub W
ogoie ME c~zujesz SIC zdrowa GO
znaczy, re czas jest zaDezp1eczyc
przeci wke gorszym haste
pstwom, / by kupic police =
nabywajac butelke ORA Plotra Go
mozo. Jezeli sic le uzywa wed}ug
przepisu wszystkle czionki odzy
skaia wfasclwa czynnosc zdrowie
szybko wroci. Oto cs 0 tenn p'sze
p. Jan Nowotny z D.lley, Nebr.
,,P1zez przesz4o 4 lata cierpla
lem ma watrobe, zo}adek i me-
czysta krew. TAX BY fem os}abiony
re ME mog}em wcale pracowac }
tax schud}em, lie Iudzle stawali i
wleplali we mnle oczy. Mia}em 3
doktorow, ale Mkt ME mog} po-
m6dz. Co dzien by}o mi go,zej /
zdawa}o sic, re ME ma zadnego
lekarstwa, kt6reby mn,e wyleczy}o.
Dowiedziatem sic o DraPlotra
Gomozo l natychmiast pc ME
pos1aiem. Pc uzywanlu pol buteLki
czu}em lep1ej i dostaiem apetyt, a
pc uzyciu 4 butel7k by;em znowu
zdatny do pracy".
ORA Flotra Gomozo to ME
aptekarska patentowana medecyna.
Sprzedaja j. tylko lokalni agenc,
lub iez sam w}akcjciel. Adresujcle
DR.. Peter F%ahrney, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
PIeknOSct kObiecei

ME podniosa zadne maloWanla
pudrowania, DO te tylko skore
draznia, ale inne srodki %naturalne.
Zdrowa dana ME %potrzebuje sic
malowaG. A kazda kobieta moze sic
utrzymac PREY zdrowiu, zazywajac
Doktora Pierce Favorite Prescrip-
ton.
Wkles1e oczy, zz6}k}a cera i
dreczace uczucie osfablenia to ozna
XII s1abosci, w}asciwej tylko kobe
tom.
Ably nabrac sill humoru, TREE
ba zazywac ,,Favor1te Prescrip-
tons, a reszty dope}ni krew pre-
czyszczona.
Wszelkie nieregularnosci 70
4adka i Dol g4owy usuwaja pigu}ki
ORA Pierce. Zazywa sic Pc jednej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
ZARZAD koscio1a sw.

A1alGL11D hoSC1O1d " Quail
s}awa Kostki W Winonie powinien
lepiej mice ma oku f%anatyczne kos
cielne ~dziadostwo, dokazujace
przedewszystkiem przedsionku
koscio}a. Take okazy, jak starego
Frana Watkowskiego i J6zefa
Machuta, tudziez baby koscielne
Magdalene Kiszkowska stara
B%ronczyna, trzebaby, podczas gdy
parafanie z koscio4a wychodza,
zapakewac do jakiej szafy W "a
krystyi, by dziadostwo spokojnych
ludzi ME napastowa4o. Chyba, re
szanowny zarzad koscielny znowu
tresuje sobie dziadostwo ma podob-
ma hece, jaka pred paru laty by}a
W starym polskim kosciele, kiedy
to rozzuchwalone dziady / baby
koscielne, samego proboszcza z
Swiatyni Pahskiej wypedza}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
KARNAWAk ZIMOWY
w ST. Paul.

2 powyzszej okazyi hoIeJ
North Western sprzedawaG bedzle
cd 20 do 80 Stycznia w}acznie ty-
kiety ekskursyjne do St. Paul i z
powrotem, pc. znizonych cenach,
dobre do powrotu al do 81 Stycz-
MIA w}acznie. TAX samo tanio ty-
kiety sprzedawane beda W dniach
2l, "a i 80 Stycznia w}acznie-ty-
kiety dobre ma jedne dobe. Wzgle-
dem blizszych szczeg6}6w, zg 4osic
sic do agent6w Kolei Chicago
North W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
EXkursya ma Grunta
~ k.e,{lI(uIl.

Kto by chcia} jechac do Okla
horny lub dokadinad ma po{udnie,
ably sobie kupic HAWAI- gruntu, ME
chat jedzie Koleja North Western.
W dniach 20 Stycznia IL Lutego,
oraz IL Marca, kolej ia sprzsdawac
bedzie TAME tykiety do: Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Indian Territory, Okla :
homa, Texas i Arizona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Starry ludzie.
Ola ureguloHania ,

Ola uregulow2nia wnetrznosci
i merck E leotric Buffers
oksze SIC bardzo sxutecznem ola
starYch ludzi. Lekarstwo to ME
dram ME odnrza, lecz oHsem
dzia}a uspakaja]aco. Oddzia1ywa
1agodnle ma zo}adek wnetr&osci
dodajac SHY i zywotncsc orgaAom
a TEN samem pemaga]ac natufze.
Electric Bltters dodaje apetyta ,
pomaga 1rawienlu. Starry ludz,e
znajda W tenn wfasn,e co petrze-
buja. Cena tylko SO cent6w "a
butelke we %wszystklch aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

Do

Kolejq Chicago North Yves
tern MONA teraz jechac wprost az
do San Francisco i Kalifornii, co
Czwartsk-pod epieka d~oswiadczo-
nych konduktorow. Wzgledem
blizszych szczeg6}6w zg1osic sig do
agent6w tel Kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
IdeaIne lekarstwO.

James l.. Francis. alderman "
Chicago pisze: Uwazam DR.. Kings New
Discovery "a idealne lekarstwo cd
kaszlu, %zaziebienia cierpieh plucnych,
20 uzywaniu przez lat pief ola mojej
rodziny wykluczeniu lnnych lekarstw
przez doktor6w przepisanych,"
Rev. Jonn Burgus z keokuk, Iowa
pisze: .,By}em pastorem " kosciele
metodlsto, episc opalnym przez so lat i
ME znalazlem taioego lekarstwa, kt6re-
by bylo skuteczniejszem i bardziej mi
uliy}o cd DR.. Kings New Discovery"
Sp,6buj teaz te idealne lekarstwo
cd kaszlu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

Daleko wieksze powatpie-
wanna zas uporczywie tiuka
sic 20 g}owach wiekszoscl
para6an Swietego S%tanis}awa
Lud zada jawnosci i
sprawiedliwosci i drwi soble
z gazety angielskiei kt6ra
paiecayna stara sic baka
ochedozyc z }ajna.
DOTYCHCZASOWY b.
BLIOTEKARZ naszego polskiego
K6}ka Dramatycznego, zamiast
wodzi6 s1awnego bookkeepra z
czwartej wardy ma %powr6zku do
,,duzego" sadu, powinien by}
%raczej wysztukowa6 swoje ksiege
bibliotekarska. Wszakze wykaza}o
sic, re braknie mu 10 kosztownych
ksiqzek, kt6re pozyczy} Klawitrowi,
ably z mich tem bardziej wydosko-
nali6 sic m6g} W sztuce garbowania
sk6r katolickich i przerabiania ich
ma podeszwy. Faktem tel jest, IL
szanowny bibliotekarz, sk}adajac
sw6j urzad, odda} p%owierzony
sobie spis ksiazek z powydzieranemi
numerami, tax IL ME MONA sig
domiarkowa6, kto kiedy z bibliote'
XII ksiqzke ~pozyczy}, i lie wypozy.
czania ksiazek Towarzystwa ma
jego rece wp}yne}o.
2 podobna sumiennoscia 60
spodarzy4 pan szewiec, jake biblio-
tekarz,z powlerzona swojej pieczy
%garderoba teatralna K6}ka Drama
tycznego. W te, jego wyrosteB
stroll sic IA bale maskowe!
Ma przysz}ost miej sig, ludr
polski, ma bacznosci, a ME r6(
koz}6w narwanych i njesumiennycl
ogrodowymi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

mial w swolch kslegacn
niedob6r, to nawet sam KS.
Proboszcz parafi sw. S%tanis}a'
wa Kostki niejedno&rotnle,
wobec roznych parahan,
przyzna}; powiadal tylko, re
to pewnie panu sekretarzow'
kwity pogine}y-a gdy ma
Proboszcza nalegano, ably
sic pestarai Emusic pana
Zapominalskiego do zados1e
uczynienia para6i "a wyrza-
dzona jei krzywde, wywodzii,
re do tego bedzie st6sowna
pora dopiero, gdy up}ynie
czas urzedowania sekretarza
Przekonani tel byli, juz W
minionym roku, o nieporzad-
kach W naszych ksiegach
para6alnych, obywatele
zaszczycani powszechnem W
miescie zaufaniem: Wojciech
LIBERIA, Leon Dorszyhski,
alderman Kowalewski )6zef
Jereczek. CT, ~powo}ani przez
parafia do rewizyi ksiag,
zbadawszy ie, Smialo oswald.
czyli, re ksiegi sekretarza
wykazu)a, il by}by powinien
kilka set dolar6w wiece)
oddac do kasy parafialnej,
anizeli odda} po p%rawdzie.
Wrecz odm6wili po}ozen MIA
sweich podpis6w pod sekre-
tarski humbug.
Ale przecie3 Pan Bog
bakom troche sprytu wlal do
g}owy. Postarali sic, O
zamianowanie novel Rady
rachunkowej, i to takiei VI
kt6rei skiad weszli czlonko-
vie, albo wcale ME umiejecy
rachowae, albo bardzo obra-
chowani we wszystkiem,
krom wlasnego sumienia.
Mic tel dziwnego, re taxi
kemitet ochoczo parahalnemu
sekretarzowi rzetelnos& lego
ksiag poswiadczy} = chociaz,
jak s}ychae, tylko CO do czasu
prowadzenia ich Cd I Paz-
dziernika do 81 Grudnia
1895 r.
Piszemy: jak siychat-bo
szczerej prawdy co do
prowadzenia ksiag naszej
polskiej para6i ME podobna
sic dowiedziee. Komitet
koScielny zadnemu sprawie-
dliwemu cz}ewiekowi ME
pozwoli ica sic dotknac.
Zapyta6 tylko Baka, jak sic
ma rzecz z kosclelnemi
ksiegami, to zaraz gems
podobnem pogrozi, jak to
g}osnej pamieci sekretarz
zwiazkowy Antoni Ma}}ek z
Chicago, gdy Cenzor przyby}
do niego ksiazki rewidowat.
Gdzieindziej ladzie, ME
bojacy sic swiat}a, postepuja
sobie zupe}nie inaczei jak
aasi lekliwi kretacze winohscy.
Godny nasladowania przyk}ad
daily swiezo komltety
ko$cielne dw6ch parafij
polskich W Baltimore. Upo-
r~zadkowawszy swoje ksiazki,
zanieSli je tn i tam ma
plebania, a odnosni Probosz-
czowie og}osili z ambony, re
kazdy p~arahanin mole przyist
ma plcbania osebiscie i
kontrolowac ksiegi para6alne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Mr.. IA
E.. 3rd Str.
SrOdku
mjasta
Recepty
predko i
rZetelnie
spe}niane.

<>Lekarstwa Swieze, i "a te same pie
Made wszystkiego wiecej %dostanlecie, niz
~gdzieindzlej.
Towar drogieryjny, jake to fairly, benny
ne, rome oleje, oraz okulary sprowadzamy
z najrzetelniejszych, n%ajlepszych zrode}. \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

tenn sprzedawane beda "a pol ceny,
dobre do powrotu W dniu haste
pnym. Tykiety wstepne "a 25c c.
trzeba kupit z kazdym tykietem
ekskursyjnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
NASZ KUNDEL

oczywiscie j~eszcze nigdy siedzenia
W kosciele ME rentowa}, zna tez
sic ma cenach takich siedzeh jak
zyd ma wieprzowinie. Pisze do
,,Psiego G}osu" W Chicago, re W
naszym nowym kosciele sw. Sta
nis}awa Kostki wydzierzawiono
siedzenia pc 5000 po $3.50 ma
POI roku!-Dzwoniono, hektorku,
dzwoniono-ale ME z g}odu, ze-
bami, lecz dzwonami, ola chwa4y
polskim kosciele W Wi
a W tym teraz "a 5 dolar6w
Tub "a 6 i POI dolara, MONA dostac
siedzenie W kosciele ma rok cafy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
KTO pODROZUJE

KTO PODR0ZUJE W celu
zakupna grunt6w ma Po}udniu Tub
Po4udniowym Zachodzie, moe "a
bardzo TAME pieniadze kupic tykiet
cd Kolei Chicago, Milwaukee q
St. Paul-w dniach 28 Styeznia, IL
Lutego i 10 Marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
MA o

W ST. PAUL kolel Chicago, MT
waukee&St. Paul sprzedawad bedzie
tykiety ekskursyjne "a jedne jedne
trzecia czes6 round trip tykietu. Ty-
kiety sprzedawane bedaa " dniach 20
i 80 Stycznia, dobre do powrotu do
81 stycznia. W dniach 81, "a 80
Stycznia tykiety dotad j z powro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

PRECZ z GRYPA. = Hum
phrey'a specYfk Mr.. II wypsdza
qrype, usuwa zazlebienle. Mona
10 kupic W kazdej aptece,z Is ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
ZNAKOMICIE zabawili sic

ZNAKOMICIE zabawili sic
zaproszeni goscie ma balu Legionu
Polskiego W Sobote, IS stycznia,
" Polskiej Hall Kupieckiej. Sami
bawili sic Polacy, a wesefo, SER
decznie i hucznie. Hasa naszych
dzielnych wojak6w wzbogaci}a sic
o 80 dolar6w.
BAL POLSKI.-W Polskiej
Hall Kupieckiej (Pollsh Stock Co..
prey Kamiennej Drodze, odbedzie
sic W Sobote, 25 Stycznia, polski
bal obywatelski. W step, "a okaza-
MEM ~zaproszenia, 75c., "a CO
dostanie sic goscinne poczestne.-
Poczatek o godzinie 8 wieczorem.
--~rx n ~DvnA nv,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
Improved Order of Red Man.

Grand Chief OF Records G. +. Burgman is in re-
ceipt of reports from about half of the tribes in the
reservation, and these show decrease of twenty
seven, of which half were by death, and an in
crease Of 181, making net gain of 1874. This is
the first time in years that such showing has
been made.
Last Wednesday Seminole Tribe which works in
the French language, initiated seven candidates
Since the 1st inst. Oshonee Tribe has adopted
eight palefaces The tribe has received a set of
new costumes, and displayed them for the first
time last Wednesday.
Last Wednesday the chiefs OF Conan che Tribe OF
Elmhurst were raised by Thomas Campbell, D. D.
G. s., assisted by the chiefs of Gray Eagle Tribe of
Oakland and of Pawnee ribe of Alameda Great
Chief of Records Burgman who was present, de-
livered an address on the good Of the order.
The chiefs OF Samoset Tribe of Vallejo and of
Otonkah Tribe of Napa were raised last week by
Z. NJ. Brown, D. D.. @. s. The last-named tribe
shows gain of twenty members.
Great Incohonee A. F. Patton was in Denver on
the 18th, from which point he to start for New
Mexico and Texas.
The grand chief of records has received 5000
souvenirs OF the order which are now ready for
distribution On the back of the cover there is a
splendid picture of THE CALLS new building.
The Insignia, the official organ of the order has
conducted editorially by Great Chief of Record
Burgman, who is talented writer on fraternal
matters
In about two weeks committee in charge OF the
matter will present new plan on the subject of
funeral benefits. The idea is to abolish the paw
ment of such benefits by the tribes and to increase
the amount to $3.50 to be paid by the Great Coun-
Gil.
Another matter will soon be brought up aud that
is to make provision for sick benefits for those
who may belong TO tribes that have surrendered
their charter but have Kept up membership by
paying their dues to the Great Council.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
Knights of PYthias.

At Riverside on Monday the officers OF Sunny
side Lodge and Of Riverside Temple of Rathbone
Sisters Jointly installed in public the division
of the Uniform Rank acting escort TO the Of
fciating officers.
Oakland Lodge installed officers in public on
Friday evening, the grand chancellor being pres
ent programme of literary and mueical ex-
ercises rendered.
The officers of Brooklyn Lodge were installed on
Monday evening last, and the lodge was favored
by official visit by the grand chancellor A col
latiOn followed.
Unity Division has elected NJ B. Dye as captain
to succeed w. j. Kidd, appointed brigade muster
ing officer on the staff of the brigadier-genera
The First Regiment benefit tomorrow night at
the Columbia Theater promises to be great sue
All members of the Uniform Rank will at
tend in full uniform.
Laurel Lodge Of San Francisco made net gain
OF twenty-one members during the past term.
CoultervIle Lodge instituted the 18th
inst at Coulterville, MaripoSa County, F. p Otis of
Sonora being the instituting officer.
The officers OF Yreka Lodge, Yreka, were in
stalled in public on Monday. A fine literary and
musical programme was rendered and a collation.
and dancing followed.
Mars Lodge will be instituted this evening at
Pythian Castle by the grand chancellor. Over
100 members will be admitted.
Damocles Lodge Of Winters will install officers
in public on Wednesday week. The grand chan
cellor will attend.
The members OF Rathbone Lodge No 1876, OF
Jackson, are forming Temple Of the Rathbone
Sisters.
Sunnyside Lodge of Riverside has the "banner
record" for the term just closed with twenty-six
new members.
Sunset Lodge will give ball on February 20.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
KNIGHTS of Hnnnr.

The public installation of the officers of Ivy
Lodge by Grand Dictator P. l.. Archibald was
largely attended. After the ceremony the grand
dictator, behalf of the lodge presented the re-
firing dictator with handsome gold watch charm
appropriately inscribed. This was followed by an
entertaining musical and literary programme and
a banquet got up under the supervision OF
Fred Boegler, chairman of the entertainment com
mittee.
Deputy District Grand Dictator ]. a. Carroll in
stalled the following officers of America Lodge
last Thursday: p. ]. Smith, ?. D.. Henry A.
]. w. Saunders, B.. F. NJ. Peterson, F. r.. H.
Behneman, T.. S. American, c.; 2. Lambert,
guide; G. Eeldebrand guardian; trustees-S.
american w. Spencer and q. Heldebrand After
the installation the members of the lodge invited
the grand officers present and the visiting mem
bers OF Fortuna Lodge to the banquet hall, where
pleasant evening was spent.
The following officers of Leland Stanford Lodge
We're installed by Grand Dictator Archibald,
assisted by District Deputy Mclaughlin and sew
erai OF the grand officers w. Petry, P. d. !;
Ernest 2. Thyes, D.; James Garrod, V. D.; Carl
Wahl, A. D.; John j. Beran, R.: Albert Stroll
mier +. r.; A. Morris, t.; w. Bur MS, c.; John
Bernandon, guide; Otto Schoenwald. guardian
Michael Speigelmich sentinel; trustees-John A.
Carroil, Carl w ahl and Otto Schoenwald.
District \ O. 70 will give high links and smoker
In Alca2ar building Wednesday evening, which the
committee in charge hope to make the livelieSt and
most entertaining ever given by this very lively
master Of ceremonies and among those who will
entertain will be Richard l. Whelan, Julius Kahn,
A. 2. Black, t. NJ. Moses, Josh Davis and others.
As all knights have been invited, there will be a
big attendance.
The grand dictator visited Garden City Lodge of
Alameda and Golden State Lodge of Oakland last
week and installed the officers of EACH
The grand dictator will visit Clinton Lodge in
Ivanhoe Lodge in Oakland, and on Friday he will
be with the lodges in Cousa.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
SINE WILL RETIRE.
The Cavalry Commander to Leave the
Service After Twenty Years of
Military Work.

Captain Hugh T. Sine, now command
ing the cavalry troop of the Second
Brigade, National Guard of California.
has announced that he will retire from
active service Immediately. The reason is
that the time at his disposal will not per.
nit him to concern himself sufficiently
with the affairs of the new troop. It has
not been stated on what date Captain Slime
will relinquish the command, but it will be
within week.
The retiring officer has been prominently
identified with the National Guard service
for over twenty years. With the excep-
ton of Captain Cook, who commands
Troop B at Sacramento, Slime is the rank
ing captain in the National Guard of the
State. at different times he has been a
lieutenant in the Nationals" corps, regi-
mental adiutant, inspector of rife prac-
tice of the Second Artillery, captain of
Light Battery A and finally of Troop a.
In the Light Battery he was reelected to
the captaincy five or six times. During
his long term of service he took a con-
spicuous interest in rifle practice and re-
volver firing, and has always been rated as
one of the finest shots in the service with
either weapon.
The members of the troop are already
hustling for a new captain. The choice
will very likely fall to Lieutenant jerks
and he will be elected if he can be per-
suaded to accept the job. This will leave
two lieutenancies vacant. Justice of the
Peace Groezinger may be asked to tax 9
one of these positions.
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THE RELIANCE BENEFIT,
even-Twenty-Eight" at the Mac.
donOugh on Friday and
Saturday.
Probably the Last Time That the
Charity Company viii Appear
il Public.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
90S Broadway, Jan. 10.
Next Friday ard Saturday nights the
old Charity Company will make its ap-
pearance in "7-20-8" at the Macdonough,
and it is doubtful if the company will ever
be revived thereafter. During the past
five years it has done some noble work,
and has filed the theater on many occa-
sions for the benefit of many organiza-
tons. Now, REINFORCED by several mem
bers Of the Reliance Club, it will give two
performances for the benefit of that club.
which has so often given entertainments
in the past.
The benefit this week is a sort of even
ing up accounts. The ladies who control
the organizations benefited by the Reli
ance Club have declared their intention of
paying back the compliment The Reli-
ance Club is established in very handsome
quarters, built especially for the mem
bers, and their expenses are very heavy.
This. however, would not have hampered
the finance committee had the football
season been as prolific OF gate receipts as
it was OF glory.
Although the team wearing the white
or. on a carmine ground has never been
beaten, the expenses were no less heavy,
and it is expected that "7-20-8" will balance
the club ledger.
Tomorrow morning (Monday) the sale
of seats will commence, and there will GER
tainly be a rush. All those who have
purchased coupons can have them re-
served at the usual rate. AS many hun
dreds have been sold. il will be necessary
to get near the right end of the line to pre-
vent disappointment.
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Young Mems Institute.

The general committee having charge OF the
celebration to be held on the 22d of February is
busy at this time perfecting arrangements and
there is prospects of a grand affair on that day
From information received at headquarters it APP
pears that the various councils throughout the
state will observe the day by open meetings
Mission Council gave banquet last Tuesday and
on that occasion presented beautiful gold badge
to President j. Z. Richards.
Vallejo Council will give ball the 18th of
February. The council has named the following
committee Of arrangements for the celebration on
Washington's birthday: ]. F. Ryan, Frank Love
god, Joseph Claveau, c. +. Mccullough and f. H.
Lee.
Oakland, American and Fraternity councils of
Oakland will, on Wednesday evening, meeting in
Joint session, tender reception the grand OH
GERS in the hall of Oakland Council.
At its last meeting Columbia Council Initiated
eight candidates. The next meeting OF this council,
on Friday, will be open one.
Sacramento Council will give a dance on the Goth
inst.
The death of Edward Tesreau OF Sacramento
Council is announced He was at one time presi-
dent of the council, number of times ne was a
representative in the Grand Council and was most
active member of the order,