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CLARk'S
7S4-7S6 Seventh ST. N. w.
IANANNNNNN0N 90 40

lieve. Sam Willougbby. in ''Ticket-Of-
Leave Man, )" has always been temptation
TO me.
Since 1 have been with the simmer
stock l have only Travelled wo winters.
FIRST as Freddie, the heroine OF Tie
Great Brooklyn Handicap ii part ;Eat
was written for me. Succeeding engage
mcnts have been with w II. Crane AMI
Richard Mansfield. Mr.. Mansfield gave
me a comparatively easy season, but Oil
not pay promptly. The progress; o my CT 81
agoinsthim in the Local coIrss hasriequently
been chronicied in the press, AMI | believe
that in the fan it will be plrt of tie news
that Judgment has bce1 awarded ;ue This
would have been done long ago bot Mr.
Mansfield has delayed his appearance.
which delayed the case"
Miss Sanders told all this percEed on
an unused thrUne in dark corner of the
stage. while the setting uf the third act
of school was being put up. just as
she remarked: Il think that brings US up
to date" the call for the acS was sounded
and she ran down, 10 be ready to 60 into
the garden and have that moonlight riits~
ton in the swing with Nr. Bonl.
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pessioH Sdibeu currency tfat SIZE would
refuse TO pay. and would lie arrested. Mlle.
Scyior, the Petite little actress VITO is re-
ncmbered as playing important roles. WIS
much dis;raHghi over the prospect, as size is
protege OF Mime. Pcrniardt aud loves her
very dearly. Here WIS Bcrnliardt' IS chapcc
for iier joke She helped on the impress
sion ID every way possible, and fanEcd the
flames of fear. AS a firal coup a car
rage and several iEcp in uniforms were &C.
cured toappear AT the stage door ana arrest
the actress and the gfief-stTickeH Mile.
Seylor. Sarah even sent 10 Ter hotel fer
such little articles rs would lie requisites
for iier stay In fail. Tie meek arrest WAS
performed. and tie carriage started. cs-
teDsi6iy for Holloway prison. bet instead
1t brought up a the house of Saral's man-
3aer. where Il little supper wes ready.
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She REMARKED. u t.f.nk that brings US up
To date the call for the acs was soanded.
and she ran down. 10 be ready to go into
the garden and have that moonlight fliiti~
ton in the swing with Mr.. Bonl.
PROPHETS have been fcreseeias bat
ties of the future fought in the
air II has come 10 pass. Chicago
is responsible for the initia:ory.
The air warfare is. in fact. on at
present. Chicago is a city OF had cdorS
and high buildings. For some time the
aliitudinous prid. OF the pork suckers was
tenanted obe.isk on upper State street.
known As the MasoEic Temple. Now there
is twin building fer the baysecds from
joliet and ocOnomowk to crane their
necss TO as they SEE the Windy City sights
The new giant is the Great Northern build
ing. But the war? II happe:,cd this way
Each OF these hi dng5 has a rsef gard II,
and from fIi-Ed.y competition the entente
chilled to bitter antagJnisB agd deadly
rivalry, and now FROM their heaven pierre
ing peaks the bGmba rl,meat OF each other
Is worthy OF The be!iicoSc pen OF S Crane
The war corresp 9ndeai5' reports read very
much ike the memorable battle for bead.
between Mr.. BuGg andMr. Spruggils. which
war correspondence Dickens related With
such fidelity. bat Mr. Bung. by the stratc-
gic announcement At the head Of is ticket,
of them twins. aud wife, vanqtish.d
the rival SprUggins. The Chicago roof
war bids fair to continue with the eternity
OF the brook. Here is one account of how
the war ragged. Says a war correspondent:
As Usual with astute man ayers, the con-
fiict narrowed down shortly after Lrgia-
ming into rival entertainers, AT first there
were few desperate passages. The Ma
sonic Temple advertised that Audiences
were protected fen the elements. Tie
Great Northern thanked the dear Lord il
was exposed TO them. The Great Northern
swore there we're no stairs TO climb. The
Masonic Temple thanked Pro.idenca it
was above the clamors OF the elevators
The Great Northern charged for to bic seats
The Masonic Temple didn't. The Masonic
Temple charged for orchestra seats. The
Great Northern didn't. 1t was very very
deadly. Then the managers resorte,i 10
new tactics. George Fair starred famous
mimic. And thus it is gong. and thus il
will co. AS for the public. the public is
certainly getting the benefit, so aerial
battles are coed things.
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THE CHRIST DAY.

Home bringing and home loving
and home happiness are the bright
features of the Christ day through
out the metes and bounds of Christ,
endom. Callous is the heart, and
dead to all impressions of light and
gladness, which is not quickened to
gentleness and unselishness upon
the natal day of Him who taught the
broadest humanity and the most dis
interested love. Had Dickens writ.
ten only of Christmas, .;he should
occupy commanding place in the
affection of humanity because of the
CHEEKY scenes he pictured and the
CHEEKY halos he cast about this day
OF all days in the year. The very
pathoa, which at times seemed a part
OF himself. wbeD he wrote, quicken.
'ened and frightened under the light
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OF NEBRASKA.

WITH this issue he NEWS fin.
ishes its 5ist year. The NEWS was
established in 1916, and with but
very little interruption has enjoy
Ell a prosperous career, up to the
past few years, when it was per.
mittcd to lapse from he high place
il occupied, But it is once more
elm bing the hill, and we hope ere
the year of 1897 has passed it will
have reassumed the position irom
it fell. We have done what we
could in the past two years to give
people Of Tazewell a readable To-
cal paper, and from the encourage.
ment we have received we feel
that our efforts have been appre.
ciated, and we will go into the
new year with more courage than
we went into the one that will
have passed into eternity before
another issue Of the paper appears.
To the many friends who came
forward and extended us u help
ing hand during the past two
years, we return our sincere thanks
and promise them to do all in our
power to please them and all new
patrons who may come to our aid
in the future.
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THE CHRISTMAS BELLS.

Hank. upon calm, still, midnight
Comes the sound of pealing bells,
Far away their echo sounding.
Der the hills, and Ger the dells.
Over all, heaven S canopy
Stars that shine with brilliant light;
talerneath the snowy hillsides,
listening through the starry night
Not II sound to break the silence,
Reigning throughout the earth.
Save these bells, SO sweetiy telling,
Of the Savior's lowly birth.
Sweetly ringing, sweetly ringing,
Do they tell the story old,
When through all the coming ages,
Shall forever more he told.
Softly ringing, they are speaking
OF the dear ones passed away,
OF the lives. which out of darkness,
Now have entered perfect day,
OF the hands 80 meekly folded,
LIES long toll forever done;
OF the crosses, bravely carried,
OF the crowns of glory won.
Gayly ringing, they are speaking
or the many joys to come;
OF the happy laugh of children.
OF the love and peace ut home.
HarE. the angels sing the carol,
Which they sang to shepherds then
Glory be to God in heaven,
And on earth, good will 10 men!
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THE FORCE OF LOVE.

Hold back thy whip, o master,
Hold back thy cure and frown.
The demons OF disaster
Fear not the sword or gown;
The demons of disaster
They troop to wreck all ships
Than winds of heaven faster
Hold back thy frowns and whips.
For these, the poor, thy brothers be
Remember him of Galilee!
What other power can save You?
From evils trooping near!
From demons all that brave your
Tis love alone they fear;
The demons all that bravo YOU
What other is to stay?
Give as he freely gave you.
On this His natal day.
BY sacrifice we come to bliss.
There is no other path but this.
Behold the star that shineth
Forever in the east
Behold the rose that twineth
Above the lair of beast,
Behold the rose that twineth
To bless the monarch's bower,
The same His hand designeth
To cheer the toiler s hour!
The space between the poor and
great
Ills presence doth obliterate.
o perfect love that chideth
The heart that harbors wrong
o love that still abideth
To make the weakest strong!
. love that suill abideth
When all else pure hath fed,
Thou art thy strength er- rideth
The demons man doth dread.
lis thine, o silent force of love.
To make lion of the dove.
CHARLES EUGENE BANKS.
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of that day until it was nearly di
vested of all of its sadness.


of that day until it was nearly di
vested of all of its sadness.
The tragedy OF Calvary was years
after the birth scene at Betblehen.
The God child had need to grow up
to mans estate and wrap about Him
the mantle of infinite deity before He
became a man of SORROWS and nc
quainted with glief. The Christ day
tells of the virgin mother and her
glad smile of JOY az she looked upon
the face of her newly born child. Ii
recalls the cheruoic song of the an
gels that startled the shepherds at
Salem and the effulgent star that
guided the wise men to the manger
in which he lay. 1t brings out of the
past the happy circumstances of
those WHO we've led into the Divine
presence, bringing with them gifts of
gald and frankincense and myrrb. SO
too, clearer than when first uttered,
because now better under stood, is
heard after the lapse of 1000 years
the Heavenly promise of peace, good
will to men. Comes also the teach
ing of mercy, forgiveness and chart
ty as substitute for tho older law of
eye for eye and tooth for tooth
When He came the dark night of cru
city aud wrong and oppression rolled
away, ushering in the gray dawn of
an endless day of love for enemies
and prayers for those that use their
neishbors despitefully.
The example of the sages who
came NJ gift bearer is universally fol
lowed, and meet is it that it should
be so, because the heart that gives
in love has Il sure promise of bles.
sing from the Lord. The inspiring
motive OF donatives lie the love that
love that thinks no evil against the
recipient of the favor, and love is the
dominant ruler of the heert that is
good. The Christ taught nothing if
He did not teach the Infinite beauty
of home life that is builded upon
love. The heart that loves and is
cheerful gives freely, thus conmuni
eating pleasure to others il tho re
Election that they are not forgotten,
and hapsiness TO the donor in that
he peroeives that he has communi.
Gated happiness. Love is conta-
Sious, as happiness is contagious,
and blessed aud thrice blessed is
that household which Welcomes
Christians with ringing Of bells and
singing of glad songs. with laughter
and merry voices, aud that makes
memorable the day by tokens of af
lection, whose value rests in the mo
tive which prompted the giving OF
them.
Did He sorrow7 Not for his sins
or follies did He grieve. Did lie
sweat great drops of blood in His
agony? Then was it that men might
be freed from sin aud DO capnbie OF
nppreciating and concentrating
and initiating the infinite good OF
His nature. The face thut was MARI
ed is now lit with the ineffible 10,
that comes of mans redemption, ant
from His great throne He regard.
all earth's children in lovo and SMILES
responsive to the gladness of those
homes which make merry and brigh
the Christ day, Christmas.
WILLIAM ROSSER COEBE
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LEGENDS or THE XMAS-TREE.
Origin of a Beautiful Custom
Lost IN Historical UncertaI1tv.

Nearly every Christiln nation
claims the honor of having given to
the world the custom of the Christ.
sas-tree. Yet its origin is SO oh
scnre that no man may rightly say
whence or when the beautiful usage
began. A Scandinavian myth of
great antiquity speaks of Service.
tree sprung from the blood drench.
ed soil where two lovers had been
killed by violence in their innocence.
AT certain nights in the Christmas
season mysterious lights were seen
flaming in it's branches that no wind
could extinguish.
The French have their legend as
well. In romance of the thirteenth
century the hero finds gigantic tree
whose branches are covered with
burning candles, some standing erect,
the others upside down, and OH the
top vision of child, with halo
around his curly head. The knight
asked the Pope for an explanation
who declared that the tree undoubt
eddy represented mankind and the
child the Savior, and the candles
hood and bad human beings.
Wolfram Won Einhenbach, the fla
nous minstrel, sings of prevailing
custom OF welcoming guests with
branches ornamented with burning
candles.
ASCRIBED TO LUTHER.
One tale bestows the honor upon
Martin Luther. One Christmas Eve,
travelling along over the snow cover
ed country. the sky, with it's thous
ands of glittering stars, made such
deep impression upon the reform
er that after arriving home no tried
to explain it to his wife and children.
Suddenly an idea suggest itself to
him. He went into the gaIden, cut
off a little fir tree, dragged it into
the nursery, put some candles on its
branches, and lighted them.
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Carrot A. Hobart. Republican
Vice Pre- sident, is Knight Templar
and the present generalissilno of his
commandery.
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Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for
MASONIC.

In the United States and Canada
there are 11,043 lodges, with total
membership of 1864 Masons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

Ia Wisconsin a four Sfths vote only
is required to elect an application of
ffiliation. In California it must be
unanimous.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

Every truth brought to light in
Masonry incalculates the principles
of morality.
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Masonry isa synonym of fair deal
ing, honesty Of purpose, not only in
our intercourse with each other as
aiasons, but in the world at large.
1t teaches that we. should s.always
act upon the square," and do unto
others as we would wish to be- done
by. 1t places all men upon an equal
ity.
There is a general attack all along
the iine of grand lodges npor the
use OF the cipher in teaching the u, :
written work of the degrees. Wis
cousin Grand Lodge issued a mauda
tory dict in 1885, prohibiting the
sale, or having in possession, of a
printed cipher by brethren in it's
jurisdiction. Ii such book is used
in this State it is direct violation of
grand lodge regulation, and a
brother 80 issuing it is subject to
discipline. The grand lodges of the
country evidently believe in living
up to the lesson of the three Jewels
of the fellowcraft.
Freemasonry bears the stamp of
tolerance and liberality, and its best
representatives are those brethren
who 10 not cherish resentments-
who take broad views of all subjects,
and who oan walk and work with
their brethren of different religious
creeds aud political opinions.
The Sovereign College of Allied
Masonic Degrees for North America
has been Incorporated at Washing
ton. The obj OTIS of the organiza.
ton are stated to be to hive juristic
ton over the degrees of Ark Maril e.
Secret Monitor, knights of Constan
tine, knights of Three Kings,
knights of Christian Mark. Knights
of Holy Sopulchre, Holy aud illus.
trious Order of tho Cross and such
other degrees us the college may nd
from time to time, to encourage the
members of the college in the re
searching for Masonic information;
to diffuse charity and to do all other
acts for the advancement and prog.
Of the College MS the faculty may see
TIT to do from time to time
A brother in San Francisco recent
ly took out dimit from his mother
lodge. intending to change his resi-
dence to another State, but cilcum
stances occurred which prevented
his removal and he concluded to re
main where he was. He applied for
membership and rendered his dimit
! with the recommendary certificate
thereon to his IN other lodge and wms
blackballed. This is the way the
sacred right and the ancient lald
m 'rk' of the secret ballpt is ex,m.
plItied. Ii should be abolished on
application for membership. for one
Mason is generally a better man
than the one who throws blackhaIl
against his bro, her.-Treslle buard
The grand master of Ohio reports
t. 1t only about 8 1000 is needed to
pay all the obligations for building
the OHIO Masonic Home.
If you would stimulate Masonry
have i'll high regard the mental and
moral attributes with which those in
official position shoul be richly en-
endowed. Guard carefully the out.
er door with an eye that never sleeps
live creditably. aot honorably. always
preserve the dignity of manhood, and
remember in whose image you are
created. Grand Master Belcher OF
New Jersy.
Wisconsin raised 936 Fellowcrafts
last year. The total membership is
l6, 4O3 in 2S5 lodges.
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Masonry is religious, and constant.
ly saying 1T is not religion is un-
called for. Such language sounds
apolcgetic when no apology is need
ed and when there is no complaint
of Masonfy's on auy denomination
or seot.-Voice of Masonry.
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BY law of the grand lodge of
Pennsylvania adopted in 1SO4.andnot
rescinded, no member of the craft
in the jurisdiction can be member
of two lodges at one and the game
time.
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The ancient and Accepted Rite
practices what it teaches aud recog
nizes its members in every land
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Freemasonry bears the stamp of
tolerance and liberality, and its best
representatives are those brethren
who 10 not cherish resentments-
who take broad views of all subjects,
and who oan walk and work with
their brethren of different religious
creeds aud political opinions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

Masonry is a synonym of fair deal
ing, honesty Of purpose. not only in
our intercourse with each other as
Siasons, but in the world at large.
1t teaches that we should 'always
act upon the square," and do unto
others as we would wish to be- done
by. 1t places all men upon an equal
ity.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
Cyk|on V St. Louisa.

Nenf v d6jinAch Ameriky ptfpadu,
kterg by zaznamenaval TAX velikou
ytrAtu ma zivotech majetku cyklo.
mem, jako jest ana, kteraz spdsobena
byla pred nedavnem st. Louisu.
v mest6 tom samem pies dive stG lidi
zahynulo, as tisfc bylo ranano a pies
t20,000,000 jm6ni zniceno Mezi
postizen}mi jest mnoho nasich
rodAkh.
Ably kazdy mohl 81 tom pojem
uciniti, zaopatfili jsme fotograficke
pohledy ma zficeniny tohoto cyklonu,
kterez mezi jlnymi obsahujf tez zff
ceniny sokolske Sine i katolickeho
kostela Nv. Jana a vhbec nejzajfma.
v6jsf pohledy ma spoustu sphsobenou.
Celkem obsahnje sesit 43 plnostran-
kov5ch vyobrazenf prodavame ie
za nepatrnou cenu,
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sni pifmo sni nepiftao hsbYl " alai.
bach VisIb Itibra aoi hehyl pIaeep
od iAdn6 liRy pro dvolt manu kfom
rodsstofsktho plata ESQ mtsitnd
vydalAsal 81 pshi,e ioliso pisdnAAha
mi ' Chaasauqna lyceutn ay lido
yyeh sohhsioh, kde 80 yybirsIo
vs,upna FRO yolnou fsibu stlibra
byi pfy si . 1900. sdy 80 pehkael o
mandAt kongresniss Ma dale po.
necha prf Bryan vseeky podobad
vfditsY, sr "a stfany ednotlivoa
nebo noyiu, ber poysfmnutt vy.Io
d.Ii repablisknakS nArodni vybor
oGeielns ntm. 10 kdy fedbil sa !
,onu usjat od ntjak6bo ttiaie .tif.
bra nebo cd spolecnosti ttiafh, 10 prj
ho,ov podau dpln5 yikan o saech
peutstch, ktert dostal "a fedn6ni
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Ro1nfci pozor!

Nenf snad knihy, kterez by se
nahodilSch pffpadech onemocnenf
konf, skotu, dobytka skopoveho !
vepfoveho, drhbeie atd. TAX vydatn6
ponauoenf 6erpati dalo jako ze
''ZIate knihy pro farmera".
v knize teto naleznete mimo re-
ceptd k le6enf roElicnych nemoci 10.
bytka, nes6etuycb ponauceni potfeb.
nfch kazde domacnosti, kdei
mnoEdy voasnym zakrocenfm ztra;a
mnoha dolarb Sc odyrAti. Kniha Ia.
kovA nal6zati by 80 mela kazde
Geske domAcnosti, ably vzdy a v kaz.
dem pfipadu byIa po ruce. "Zlatd
kniha pro frmera" Jest pekn6
dpravy, platsne yarbe 345 str. a
cena Jeff Jest velmi nepatrnA, stoii
pouze 81 l.00.-ZasSlejte objednAvky
Q pfiIoienym obnosem ma
H0sP0DAR. OMAHA, NEB.
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pouze Is cent? seSit,

vsem nasim odberateldm. DO Czech
zaslem sesit "a 81 cent?.
Jelikoz vyobrazeni jsou snfmky
fotogra6f, isou dplnd verne zhsta.
nou vzdy zajfmavou pamatkou ma
hroznou tn udalost. Zaslete 26
centh v pen6zfch neb kolkach a
obdrzite sesit obratem posty. t.h.d,
Pokrok Zapadu, Omaha, Neb.
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du. Nabfdka Amerikana pokladd
Sc "a cast planu Argentiny, ktera
cbce mfsto m6ny papfrove zavesti
menu prozatim aspoh stffbrnou.
Prayf sc, ze trznf cena argentinsk ych
4proc. zlatych bondd 10 takova, &c
by transakce ia byla pro Amerikany
vyhodnou, protoze by to melo ten
ioinek, ze by SO nalezl odbyt pro
velky pfebytek stfibra We Spoj. Sta.
tech.
Zlato do spcjenych statd.
Wall Streetem New Yorku po-
hnula We stfedu xprava pfipravach
k brzkemu dovozu 100000 We Ella.
u Eropy a to De vesti ptftok zlu-
teho koyu, jenz jest pacen na l5 az
90 milionh dollarh. Veslo We zna
most, ze nekteff PRESIDENT vhdcfch
bank, jako PIP. j. Edward Simmons
cd 4. narodnf a +. ID. Dappen od
Gallatin National banky meli pora-
du stran dovoza zlata, ale novf Sc o
tom mic urciteho. vykonny tajem.
mix Curtis We Wasbibgtonu dostal
We stfedu telegram cd pfiru6fho po-
kladnfka New Yorku, ze byla uci-
nena opatfenf k dovozu 90, 900, 600 v
zlatSch mincfch. Y pokladny Wy.
brano bylo We stfedu $685. v ala.
itch mincfch a $4,000 v prutech,
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rspsIIsl4 sisJ, ~ sven

siinult htefg edb}saIi ntktsFi
yhdeoya popuIi.,itlt pofafa demo.
kfaiies}mi " ws.hiagIoau, svisk
nedosptli tAdntma dohodnuti.
I'iedseds v}b popalia.icktho, Bat.
lef, yyikifil 80, 10 popalisit nea.,oa.
~ od syt nssfisnd lise.y. iIfysas 3
Wa,aona. sswaIIa 10 iAdny pad IL
podporoyati nemobou, Ielitoi nora.
.,upuIe rAasdy populistiese. Od
iiryana nobudoa poiadovati, aby
formAlot pfiIal ksndidaturu. Pred
tsyimi lety pry take aebyIo Weaver.
ovi aui Fieldosi fprmAlud oroAmsno,
H. byli nomiuoyhni a neni pry TO va.
bee ' obyteji populia,ick6 strany.
Batter prf Ies, piesytddso, ie bude
apise Eyolen Watson, ne1li sewall.