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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
SorpenS p9Ioisite Barter,

Sor life lang Sib fosn trnoe man,
at gacbotraet MnbanfOnid bigituta)
bar bet fsrits Of ale Sra, ps man bapb'
ogfaa COB Grunb til at tru bet. 0etts
5ras Stamm. bar Blot 7 W. bet meo
en- Diameter al s Or. s[er ct Smfang at
25 M. paa Grunb at, at bet bar ida
tpft, bar Stammsn en- fGrbslss fpIoig
SrOn,, fem paa 4fTtano ligr,bs en- liosn
Stoa .qsr 9urb.
9isIe Sr9r bltr messt sumle, pptil
5000 Qar. 2ibt sfter libt Tar 3iper
ubGulst Stammsn til flor. Rum. ct
IIigt I ct Era rso 5loben niger bar fac
tort, at N.sern. bruet, bet til GrnsfeI.
5 1852 bIep Der bog | Rurbamsrita
opbuset .nbba itsrrs 3rrr, r.mlis be til
Raal,trGsrn.s 5umiIte bsr.nb. Waam'
mutbtra.r. .. fnbes 8ulifornisn
100000 Retsrs !Ssio, oper Supst.
% pprsr iummen | imaa Barrier sasr
Stooe. Den met b.rsmts al bisfc
Barrier CT Gulabsrus, ps bet ftsrits Src
/ benn. .r 90 Meter bit os bar ct Ont
trent 10 90. Smfans Deb iurme Ssioe.
oper SorOen. 0et matt haeits irm tul.
bes "MOttrr Of TIE GprsIt" (stogsna
Mor), ,r nGItsn SO u. bsit, meo oms
trent 10 R. Smfuns reb famine bsibe.
Saa fort TT beres Smfuns, at sisnnsm
en- pmitnrtst, ubtul.t Stamm. fan ire
Rpttcre ribe psb Soen al bpsranbrs | Ell
2Gngbe al 8 90. ut hugge nso en- Tli1
Stamms sr life nogst let Qrbeibs; fem
Mlanb arbsibebe uof6ruot / % 9age for
at falbs en- ersits Stamme. Oct sr bog
life mango al Srrcrns, ION blipsr Iaa
umaabeli9 fore.
st Stptts fra nrrnte 9art ligger en-
anbsn, bois Muas / Storilagsnbso rsp'
pc finoes nog,nitebs. 5 cenne part,
Iom life snsang er en- aoaorutttlometsr
tor, fnoes mere enb 125 Srar msf
Iterre Smfdng at Stammsn sno II Wt,
Dc sr riitnot life faa fsis, ION Sraern'
/ galuberas, men be ,r tpttere, .nteIts
Tia, Op til "a W. / Smfang.
Oct .r ct eienbomm,Iist Spn. ben Rel
Ienbs faar f., naar ban unoertiosn tisr.r
qisnnsm omitprt.be Sr9r | en- mso to
6eft. forIpanbt 8cgn. Mldn fan lises
lebes faa en- ToreItiQing ON oeres Ster>
relie, raur man berer, at sngang Ell ame=
ritanIt SuriitIsIItab holot BAL pau en-
afQldttet Stump, % trdngt bar Der life,
for Stubbens Smfung pur % Wlstsr,
Roele al 3rGerns Ipres at bore umads
oelig gamls, for entelts blonot BEN paa
100 Wleters SGbe, altIaa ptte 8angc
beiere eno ct alminoeligt femetuges GUS,
maa rare ODER 5000 aar. Ss eriitersbt
unber bet gamle Rums 8lomItringstio,
"a bar aller.be Rlbsamle, ou Columbus
ppoaesbe Qmeritu.
af bet ouenfor f%ortulte ifulbe man
prre tilbeielig til at tro, at Mammut6.
treerne bar Sorbeus fsieite 9rar. wter
bet cr be life. Rosls GuIOgrdbere, ION
trGngts frsm | npgle albeles utienbt;
@9ns / Iuitralien. opodgsoe Der ct 3ra.
@ummitrGet ("Guculpptus"). Tom ~
nes at bore ben betsIts a~absuburine al
Stabertraften. De pprso % pores
frrmbtlss i &plonisn gictpria rg @itrg-
trattsrns noroenfOr Sap Sttpab. Mena
Mammtbtr9srne blir Iaa umadoslio
tptfs, er @ummitr9erne tpnbe, trpbs lin
Itors Sabe. Der Fnbes Gremplarer al
Eucalyptus reenars" ipm er $50 81,
bsis, mems 9iamstsrsn Blot er 5 R., alt.
faa Smfanset 15aW &c. ampgoa,
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
@pao Satber GoGeae bpser fine
9iIciplc:

uobaunelie paa trtitelig @rurblag.
5iIipn / % ubeniur Stpletioeu.
Undertaking / Sag, iom tpmmer til
gtptte operaIt Sipct o8 iom trGnses til en-
goo lOoaunelie.
Nbgou9 til Gpllcgets Sibiiotbet, til
lln0eruisnius i N2uiit % @pmuaihf.
@ooe &Grelier for lioeH Setntine.
SOB % billig 6 It i GpleBets Boarding.
GLIB.
0Gtalp9 iaaes frtt oeo at t~iIiiripe grof.
20ur 9arieu, 9ccrrab Soma. 4sb.tf
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
ssntss Gtis R~pasmarsss.
HiScSuHn 1~obafsmarfss.

Edgerion Wis, Eide Aus. 1 cured lear er be-
gyndt en- stsdiE voxenae EItorsperEseL og nogls ylrksr
nge Tfansaktioner har alIerede fundet sted. Toulk /.
sylerne hsr I den iorlslns UEe havt Haude.ue Nude
med Indhsstningcn OK bar hayt mangc Folk IArbeide.
Tor 'sAeddiug'' on hetydelig Del al TobakEen har
yeiret yRret passeRde men oct har vpret for soIdt III
NJ dung at s~eutsaaet Tobak. In Uge vii ,nanu he ..
sAa, fer oct mesIe eT hsstst.
Ca 10 KAISER Tobak ASSEMBLIES fra denne Station
sidste Uge. omkrins 30 KAISER Clgartobak udfsrtes
ira New YORK
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

Ret looenbe. Sllust Wunb,: inQOs
b.nSes foosr, DEC amer Gem for ct osstigt,
tn.rsif WtursF., % bar dIoel,s tutet irruO at
faa Gem til So'suisn. Msn | IT ~iuuoant
NnliaasnO. maa lea nuturfieots osiuu tuse
Ssnipn III min EATERS EnF.."
"Srcr S,. at bun Ol siHsiGlbs min. IDS
l~tlIsrl'
SIT tsiI,r i,s albefss HE ON. Run maa
De stse htre. ltst IN; ih ! GtesItif,t e.
bun fGrtt Optast. al i'm ny. Steeele!'
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
Sintge Sriier til SnirS os nos
Etutnacr,

.. 6. u. d Y. Seru5Gueu oil iEl3e lidstS
til uro ate &rtier til en- NGH8Oe 6aiy5 o.
ugiilmger ouer belle Ssiteu. 6ulOtGuOige
CplnsuiH9er on, butlts 3age Gldet5 iHlsts,
Rriier pip. tan erbOlOeS at en- aaeut ior
bette aompant 1t Soma State 5air i
Ges Dloiues ira 9oe I'll 1896 Sept. irIaes
ridels til en- Gris for be8ge Seie fra ben
soc til ben 1909 Sept, ben 9iEIOer iUr 5tl.
baasreils til ben 2oes Sspt 1b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
Ben Bear ~bietnfommen.

SioIte 2ir3bas 0tprssu Tom 9ecrs
rubs Square 3snlsr, Wr. Ben Bear,
BEN fra fin ~batUaariss Tur til Rcp
Yori, bpor ban iOm i~ebpanlis babe
isst % fuuost, bpao Ian 6UItebs / Spii'
o. Giutsrtlebsr. Gasreoe az. Q par
ban / 8utiten us GAP tilftsbecersuos
8ennsr ct biertclist Saauotrpt. GrOos
bet Gloor og ben meeeu OmtuuIe, en-
iaaoau FUR meofprsr, ipues ben al
BABE tact en- messt bs6agsIiS @,rfnire
pua SIR. Beer; bet piite baabe bans
ubissuee % be notalelisr, ban FOB ialoe.
seq fan f~Oriitre Dem Om", iunrebe
ban pna ct S%psrssmual ON 2iteuS
GUrretuingstiOenos, "at ies life pnu
mango Gnr bar mGrtst Ell iaa ublars
bet itGtt 9lllosislelis Og 6remanug,
lom beuloueoes poeralt / 9tetu 0or l..
BIdnot aImtnoelt9e GUrrstuiue5mGno
laaUsliom SlrbeIostlasisu b~sriter ben
beoite og melt baob.iulpe Stemning".
8aa ct auOet Spgresmual, Om Slrns
uinsspriierus oitbe blips bSicre. ipos
reoe 0tr. Bear, at fig iaa bet no; jn,
Briierne mar cnou9 nacrebe besDnote
at iti8s; men bar iun beIbis at tuuuc
ii9e, at huuo BAN ielo uusif, iaa lat
fig iremoeIcs titauo til paa Grunb #
line belOise SuOfjsb at tunue bUlos De
gamIe Brtier rg islss ben SanIe 6rem'
9aH9smuaoe meo burtige Sols, buor'
ueO bet bIiuer muIist fun at bsrssns
fig riuae 8roftt. Sun buooe iaas
l:oss Gbcasu pan 9treiisn tisbt so
8lGoniuBer al SIaf CLAN @oriso,
TOM Ian uilbs i9lge for $40 pr. Slab
ming. 8na Tilbnsepeien bar fan after
iuOOm Chicago; bu Oiite bet iia, at be
famine 8arer paa TO Tiger bapOe Iteget
81 / 8bUlcinls, % al be hos &l9oss'
banOlsrue Der / 8peu iOIsteS iUr 123-
Is Dollars.
"Oa ulo'piuCerierne bar Srroerre
iaa .ulOe mso Grorss, at 8arer, iUm
iag bsitilts / Ntai, enonu life bar be-
gpuot al ontOmms," iortiatts Ben Bear.
IS tiNtigsre aar bar mine Opfigb ces
ret fore; men csnRe Gang bar jog
uper tteoet @rGnierne al TO @ruube-
iprit, iOrOi aft, iss bar fjsbt, uil bee
boloe fin 8Rroi, efteriom MarteOet er
i Sti9suoc % life n~eoaognaeHoe iOm /
be icnere Iar; iDIg'Gis piI ies int t
tnbe - os for bet auoet, iorOi GOr.
merue bar 9uuite 9poe Stulinger CO
inar 6oie @riier, bpap Der er bet fam,
me iUm, at be ptl baOe 9snge al figbe
Tor % blipe mere ~tiIboielige I'll at fiGbe
emo | De ienere Nar. vi llneertgt bar
iss for 8tnteren iitret mig ben teOite
6origuin9, Iom fiuceS i bsune Del al
Staten.
"suaGeoes tunos jes bGiUe ueO OF
regns op, ioa oermeo tuuoe iDtoes en-
bcl Nuis", iluttsCs ben Giuli9e Moub;
"meu bette fnar oGrs moi. Slab er
ies reO at bare iommsu biem Og Iptfes
li9 oeo at ie, at oft itanr bel til. Gicts
ben er ie9 tOmmeH tllbage fra Iarteoet
/ en- iaa tilfreos StemHins iOm benne
Sang. s be ieuere aar bar bet Ojte
feet msrti no | Snuoelsreicn - III er
It foranoret til bet bsore".
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
ssmauSs. ren 30 i Rem go

Spmauos.rGt BE / Rem gort til,
trGOcr / oeHHe llge Ell gmisiGrreiie i &elten
for SpmanOsmisiiouen 8eiieu utI pare ca.
. Waaueoer. Zen iUrite Del al hans Reiles
rite or iClGenOe; 9aitOrerue a. 3obuiUu %
8. g. SorriioH, Gbiu9u, SpnOag Oeu 12te
Septbr. IaIt. 5. gtorobn See, ST., Tors
bag ben 16oe 5eptbr. 8aIt. 9. 5. 9uale.
BreOag ben 17oe Septbr. Fat. u. 8reOe'
len, %StpugbtoH, gSts, 9srOag Ug SsnOag,
1SOe Os 1909 Ssptbr. Gait. W.. 5r. gsieie,
Charlton, @is, gRauoas ben 2OOe zeptbr.
Fan. s. 2Iasbeim, &IiiH8 Sun, ass, Gins
bag ben 2loe Septbr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
@inneieta state aair.

@rtrriion 3idcts til st gaul % Iiuue'
apolis / Anlcouing al Riuneiots State 5atr
/ Snutliue iGiges fra Abe Ssptbr. til lite
Scptbr, uGloeuoe ipr 5%ilbaeereiie til l3oe
Septbr, for S. SO. 9, .. 40tier, 2lst.
1b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

0ra S0rOst. GuasH; "6Uao totr 2Ggg,n.
i6lg}s
5rtg'iontu: q arou, % 50 Gre Sntist.S
Grusa. Il fron, og 50 Ere. Set bar 30
en- uf5s7lmmet Qris''
SGi1 l0ueu: suiorfarmttl GGn y Tags,
BEN bi1igts, g fauit3a
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03
ugwyN nelnrodes jemmsTfprssSist
na~Hz SGatTiI AIDES sD DR. W.
EsxEY 9HEA Jefferson Co, New YORK
ErEn - A
u-rEL.uru.a 60 "a - J

sfopIano paa 500 9anen, meIIcm
II. 4aul og 5uuabawt Deb Siationerne
WenegbauSer, 8icn TIora 90
8ranttpooo, fan je9 uobn6e for "a til
- @cren. 2anoet CT beligaenoe nor Sta.
timer, Der or sooe &eie, atrter % Stoler.
Sorobunsea beiiaar al tort 4tuIo meo
4erbuuo % er iGrii9 Iflltet for g9erbra9.
alDuer os 5imotbei, iaapeI lpm glaagrGs
% "Heo 5pp", 9ror pppigt % 9iper 600
1pit. 9fsssn er for % rGr6iinio. 8es
itneelitrne or lstts. Iag Ell lur uo %
beie Qouoet, bet nil betale itg ipr Dem, iont
t9nfsr pna at loa Jig ct Slem.
cboGrfeOe % bebn9gtSt Sarrtc
idapel ium rppoprfet qnub iNinueiotn till
iolgS ior So til S25 geren, pla rimslige &e'
tin9elier. 1]peeifeerst elite uoer bette
gauo, inmt Sort oper nit 2ano / 9Siscon'
i'm, inaes irit pda SprlanBeuoe.
&. ri. HO8E,
315 Jackson st, st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

Tpr llOmotttIIe, Spa9beo, T%ortpppclfe-
tag 5ipdn 2lpuHtaiu Tea. Tnaes hos OLD
8 rugqjIter cler pr. Bon hOs 9 albion Sic
oiCiHe Co., 9taoiiOH, 8IS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

8le9e, tuilcbe, ipoge SprH maa taae Rodp
@lDuntatn : ca. 6ades hos ale rrggIiter
eller pr. 9pit hos &aoiiou Weoicuie So,
So albion, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

Zen 3gi0iGiis GisaicIH Ioc aUlH6er -
Wodq I.oultoin lel. 6Gats Dos ale Trua-
8lier eler ~. 4oil bos Uinoiou N3eoieme
Co, AtaOiiDu, ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

9tsItbuHs: SET par rOs,t i8 sisrus min,
fpsrgs big om.'
5abtr; 'Spprs Ou BARE 8uitsn mini"
9tsIsbuns: s2tt par, bSOr ginosH ~ ben.
ne, Haar ben lie blaluf
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

Iaenter OnifeS ~ Ct I,.a .. b. .9,,,.
7~rpissHs' . Est. cssiit s,a,u.s t;t,. sI srlittse
prisutr put ut b,iaIs $780, % sa Hesan,ssH I fat ssa
satr BEN bsi,se Commission. ON tsratra,tss. etEtS
ttr 9irtuIar % esttHssIi,r Ill
Sobu 6. a0tnSfcn 4 Go,
SS4 Dearborn Ct. G5teass.
~ q. nsrh, NanbInapltt gssisTtaasust GH,rttI.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

&c nDe iauftrrrtSe G~atnloGer Oprr
Sruidt aoaoemp meo CpIDsntHger ON Go.
len % Siaaocr al &ggujugrre, alasier etc
ian iaaes irit ~tilieHot ueo Of tilitripe SscGr
u. Gliou, RortlaHo, u .. lbti
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-03

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24
The Next Attraction.

Comencing December q the Bitt-
ner Theatre company i'll furnish one
weeks amuseme Mt. Their plays are
all standard successes ard the spe-
cialties are new and up to date. The
Telegraph is Thos. A. Edison's latest
picture machine with all the latest
improvements opening in the beauti-
ful society drama Out of Darkness
Ladies free. Monday night. Reserved
st ats on sale December 25 at the
Palace drug store. Popular prizes 25,
50 and so cents.
The Las Vegas Optic says OF the
show:
ga strong company, good clean
show, an up TO day projecting picture
machine, and every thing first class in
every particular" is the We dict of the
people in re yard to the performances
given by the Bittner theatre company.
They ere show ng their appreciation OF
the company, too, by their after dance.
Zach individual member fills the place
assigned him or her adm rably. The
specia ties by Messrs. Kelly, Mcclellan
and Moran are inimitable and provoke
rounds of laughter. There ia Lothipg
to offend the most refined and an abua'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24

Every oreau'z tion of this kind is a
| mighty force for good. 1t is an educa-
tion. 1t is teacher and school and
a7ctua-y. 1t reaches individual life,
and strengthens il fO- good. It creates
the habit of doing right, and like any
other ha lit, it grows Stronger with
years. 1t teaches that right living is
the best living, and that those who live
right get the most out of life. The de-
mand of the time and the need of the
hour is for young men securely ground
ed in honesty ard integrity-men of
pure cha-act' r. Religion and morale
ty are no longer scoffed at. They are
no longer the badge of wexklir gs and
enthusiasts, but of distinction, enforc-
ing respect even from those who do
not believe in the Christian religion.
They a~e the most priceless posse ssions
which any young man can have. They
consti ute a coin which always passes
cur rent, which neither depreciates nor
corr odes, which cannot be di screditej,
and which is always in demand.
The mighty growth OF the EpwOrth
League will Iequire The clearest heads
ar the Durest hear S, if it would me ct
the expectation ms it has crea' ell in the
public uind an keeps the splendid
pace it has already set. Keep your
motto before you always. aud you can
not fail TO bless mankind.
''Keep thy heart with all diligence,
for Cut OF it are the issues of life."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24
Night.

Reverie, which Is thought In anebu
lous state, borders closely upon the
and of ST. ep, by which it is bounded
as by a natural frontier. The discov-
atmosphere e led with transparent
creator, 8, would be beginning of a
knowledge of the vast unknown. But
beyond opens out the illimitahle do
main of the possible. teeming with yet
other beings, and characterized by
other pherOmena. All this would be
nothing supernatural, but merely the
occult continuation of the infiuite va
rie;y OF creation. ....,..
Sleep has a close relation with the
possible which we call also the i'm
probable. The world of sleep has an
existence of its own. Night. regarded
"a a separate sphere of creation, is a
universe in itself. The material ma
tura of man, upon which philosophers
tell us that column of air fortY five
miles in height continually pre- sses, is
wearied out at night, sinks into lassi-
tude, lies down, and finds repose. The
dropping head, less inactive than is
supposed. other eyes are opened
The unknown reveals itself. The
sh adowy existence OF the in
visible world become more akin to
man; whether it be that there is real
communication, or whether things far
off in the unfathom able abyss are mys-
teriously brought nearer, it seems as if
the impalpable Inhabitants of space
come tn IN to contemplate our natures,
curious to compreh bend the jewellers of
earth. Some phantom creation ascends
or descends to walk beside us in the
dim twilight; SO ne existence a'togeth-
err different from our OVID, composed
partly of human consciousness, part Y
of something else, quits his fellows,
and returns again after presenting
himself for moment to our inward
sight; and the sleeper, not wholly
slumbering, nor vet entirely conscious,
beholds around him singular NANTES
ta.ions of life,-strange negotiations,
livid forms. terrible or smiling, dismal
phansoms, uncouth masks, unknown
faces, hydra headed monsters, unde-
fined shapes, Re 1e t;ons of moonlight
where there is no non, vague frag-
ments of monstrous forms. These fut-
ter ng things that come aud go in the
trouble atmosphere Of sleep, all these
unoertain ST. apes, and that mystery it.
self to which we give the name of
dreamipg-these are but re a'ities, the
creatures of Nights aqusrium.-Vic-
tor Hugo 10 the Toilers of the Sea.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24
Mr.. McKinley's Tribute.

The purpose of the Epwo TIA League
is worthy of the hiehest cOmmenda-
tioa. The organiza. ion seeks to build
up the moral nature and promote the
intellectual culture of the youth of the
land. 1t is calculated to cure we'll
rounded manhood and womanbood. 1t
provides moral and menfal equipment.
1t unites righteousness and reason
piety and patriotism, and gives
strength ard purity to the church and
the in, titutions CT the country. 1t en-
lists the youth and strength, the spirit
aud courage of one of the greatest re-
ligious 6enomi atoms of the world and
turns the q into a we'll disciplined army
to battle for tie OLDEST cause in which
mankind ever eneaged-the cause of
the master and of man.
What a motto you have adopted
81 ok up; Lift up" 1t is worthy to be
en- azo! ed on your banners. II en-
bedded In yOur hearts and minds, 1t
will lead you to greater coDquests for
church, citizenship and country.
What glorit Us sentiment is the one
you have subscribed to fir m the pen of
the swe tspirited and gifted Bishop
Simpson,: 1--WE live to make our own
church power in the land, while we
live to love every Other church that
exalts our Christ!'' What broad Christ
ian liberality lies at the basis CT your
league work! Keep il there. Believing
in our own, devotedly attached to our
own, we yet love every O'her church
and religious org ahization viii, h builds
up and broadens our humanity. Yield
to all the fullest religious liberty, the
fullest freedom of conscience. Give to
all what we tensc ously claim for our
selves-the right to wors' 10
God according to the dc
tstes Of th.ir own conscience.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24

The Mexican Central railway has
established In Mexico City q Bureau
of Information which is prepared to
furnish reliable data as to lands, their
prices, titles and Iesources, whether
grazing, mineral or agricultursl; about
the mining indu- try: about the desir-
able locs tons for manufacturing en-
terpr;s 8. or any general information
relative TO the res Ource of Mexico,
latent or developed. Address either:
A. v. TEMPLE,
Mgr. Bureau of Inform alton,
Mexico City.
G. A. MULLER,
Com1 Agent, Ell Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24

The Santa Fe is to build q new
hospital at Newton, Kan.
Today'sT. & P was nearly four hours
late because of very tough weather
northeast Of here.
President c. s. Mellen.of the North
ern Pacific declares with JUNCTION that
he will not be the next president of
the Union Pacific, as he prefers to re-
main where he is,
The Union Pacific road will econo-
mlze In wages by reducing working
days for five to four per week, and Of
saving of $50, 900 per month to the
company.
There will be Christmas service
church Sunday. Morning subject,
i ''The Star in the East" evening sub
ject, Following the Light" Miss
| Windsor, Mrs. DevOs, and several
instrumentalists will assist Miss Stout
In the song service.
Locomotive engineers on the Gen.
trail railroad of New jersey must not,
at err January LIST, 1898, be over City
years OF age, to retain th cir places.
The reason advanced is that there is
too great public risk in retaining men
over tudG age at Such an important
post. Thos e who have passed this age
and are otherwise useful, will be en-
ployed in some other capacity by the
company.
The Santa Fe has promulgated an
order instructing all passengers con-
ductors tia. from this time on, while
passing through the coaches durir o
the night, their lante rms must be
thoroughly copce sled underneath their
coats, go tt at the light may not disturb
the passe myers. The order further
instruct conductors to be particular in
closing car doors, and under no cir
cumssances to allow them to slam.
The completion of the aerial tram
way over Chilkoot Pass in Alaska is
promised before February. Steel
towers and cables support the box ike
carriages, which will have capacity
OF 300 pounds each, The road is ex-
pected TO transport 12O tons q day from
Skaguay tn the head waters of the
Yukon: With this accomplished the
worst hardships and risks or the
journey will be removed,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-24
FEEDING THEDo MO S.
Chinese Propitiate the Evil Spirits OF
the Sea


the Sea
Many Celessials gat hered Saturday
afternoon at Oceanic wharf to Sea the
high priast. Whan I'll. aud his attend
a, acoly,es EN- bark ON the junk Fung
H.
At 1 o'clock the joss, Kwong Coon,
Was brought on to the wharf in hack
accompanied by Whan III and eigh,
atte nd ants, all IN full canouicals. Plat
t r after platter Of sweetmeats and de-
icacies dear to the Mo1golian palate
followed the joss a Tong the wharf to the
nces .n.e squa'iug of a reed instru-
ment playei by one Of the joss attend
anti.
Following the sweetme ats came
bearer, carry ing huge plates, on which
were vanished ros st pigs, ducks and
sundry vegetables. The ducks were
the strargest items of the collection
They were placed on the dishes in all
t,itudes, some as if attempting to fly,
and others resting in digni6ed man
GER on one leg. Ore duck carrier al
'ow ed lis religions fervor 10 SO far get
the better of him as to attempt to
dance along the wharf, but he fell,
phys; cally end spiritually, and SO did
She duck. The bird returned TO its
% ace through one of the large holes
nous. f,ilOwed by the ana5hemas OF
it's while bearer, who declared that
the female anct stors of the wretched
bird were all servant Of sin. This pro-
family drew the high priests attention
to his careless duckbearer, and he
berated him in good, sound terms.
At last, however, the procession was
in order, and q move wss made toward
the junk, the joss in the lead. When
the end of the wharf was reached, at a
-ignal from Whan I'll, the idol wss lift
ed on to the junk and placed against
the mast, en- which it leaned with q
wobble in its legs suggestive of loco
motor ataxia after three years Of sit
ing % sture, Punk sticks were at once
lighted and placed at the feet of the
j S., and the roasts and dessert were
then-very carefully this time-csrried
on board. Enormous bundles OF pray
err papers com oletsd the junk's cargo,
aud. after large table had been fixed
-uo as an altar and a few pray ers had
been said, thu high priest ordered the
ropes to be cast off and the Fupg Hi
hoated out on to the bay. The vessel
was gaudily decorated with lanterns,
tinsel and colOred cloth, and appeared
10 be worthy of the honor of carrying
such q dreaded divinity as Kwong
Coon.
The junk sailed out for about a
quar- ar of a mile, and then the priests
began casting their bread on the
waters, believing that it would be
swallow e by the evil spirits, of whom
Kworg Coon is king, and so deter
them from eating up all the fish
Fowls, ducks pigs and rice were thro vn
to these demons amid a deafeuine din
of cymbals and drums, and the wonder
ing Chinese on the wharf did OBJ isance
to the DEFY which was out on the
water. At O'Clock the junk return
ed to the joss bouse on Pine street,
where they conducted the closing SER
vice of the great Kwong Coon festival +,
which will be celebrated again three
years hence.-San Francisco Chronicle.