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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Mus hem iebt peroffentltdea rea

Mus hem jett uerofiertliteu $50
tbolic Directory" fir bas Sabr 1901
i'll erii6tlid, baB bic fatbolil6e Sez
u0lferuns in ben Ser. Staaten TO-
ia, $50 Seelen sdblt. Ste fatb=
olifde 6ierar6ie sdblt einen &arbhnal,
Is grsbil6OIe, 8egfa0fe, sa77
@ettpaeter, 01OM9roe,sprisfter.
Ole aabl bers Riarrtirden betras'
81 ,l2Tbie ber WtiKionStirden 65l3,
&apeaen 1774. &atbclil9e eebr=
anitalten siebt es: s uniUerlttdten,
76 Seminare, 1s5 anaben. Colleges;
677 Mdo9en a%taoemien, 1912
gfarrldulen nit eo3. $50 ainoern,
247 @ailsnbduier nit So. Baiien
3s5 @obltbdtisteitsanitatten. Oif
fatbolii6e gepolferuns aIf Sen Ybt=
lippinen wirb nit; 6, $50, 9sS Seelen
anseseben ; nit beren Seeliorse iinS
675 Erielter betraut, wouon $50
8eltprielter, Die iibrisen Oroensssilt
li9e iinb. OaSu fommen nod Bic
&atbolifsn pom Eorto Gico.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
@te lit Dies!

@ir bieten einbunbert Soltars Selobnun9
fir ieoen SAT- Don &atarrb, Der ni6t ourd)
.ginnebmen pofa SaaIs &atarrb=statr 9ebeilt
iperben fanit. -. r,a3
S. s. Gbenep& 60, Gtsentb ;Solebo, Q.
aSir, bic unterSei6 neten, baben s. S. Gbe:
men felt bet lekten Is Sabren ,9efannt nro
balten ibn fir poutomnen ebrenbdft in aaen
gel9attsperbanolnrsell llno ~finansiea be-
g erbinbli9feiten gu erfiiuen. 3ea
arna ar, @%roBbanoler& Drosiliiteu,
Soleoo,; Sbto.- 5isv 81 II.
SO Aiding, &innan& 80 arptn, @roBe
! banbels. Oro9liiten, Golebo, Ohio.
Sau's &atarrb=6ur mirb innerli1 9enom=
men ltnb Dtrft brett auf Sds Blut nnbi Die
faleimiSen Cberfaden bes Sgitems. :SeH9e
iliiie fret nerianbt. preis is Gents bic Slaz
sf1e. Yertanft pom allen. Mpotbefern.
z '6afS granddaughter Bic beften.l9 Hod z
$50 ElFT3 A-.- g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Sie neu &ritsu freunoli6 seiinnten

Iie Den Sriten freunoli6 seitnnten
Sasssbldtter bteles oanbes bra4ten
in lesterer i3eit Na6ri6ten iber fort
mdbrenSe Nieoerlasen Der Suren. gs
bieB, baB es nit Sen tapferen @enez
rdfen 0e98et uno SOtba gu gnbe
ssbe. Gem it's aber nidt 10; bic
tapiersn Buren, babeu bas i'm miltle=
zen She'll Der gapfolonie selesene
Oerf Nibmonb ansesrifen, unoB otba
bat iih nit 1000 8uren Der @erfol=
9uns bes Gen. Tren6 ent5osen. Oas
ghrsnuolfw mel pom 0a6seben ni9ts;
1etn Wotto lit: Sreibeit Ober Sob!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
1T = 3
Gr;biiAoi 1atn BON ct. Sou

grjbsi1of Stain BON St. Gouls
last in elmer a3ul6rift an bas nntere
ri6ts. Departementz bon MHiouri in
gesusauf Die Der bOrtisen eesisla=
tnrE porliesenoea Sebulspanes6il :
Der Staat bat meines graftterI6 in
Saden Ser grsiebuns ieiner Burger
leiae pole Tfli6t setban, 1penu Ell
ibnen Die Wsittel, iib gu biiben, gun
&erilsuns lteIt. Die NuSibung Ser
@ewalten, wel6e Sen geamten per-
teibef iosabeitfoief Sic NIT Der g dais
belud aufliat gu betrauen mdren,
mirbe ein Syltem pom ginmil1una in
Salhilieu Nhselesei6eitefi erssll 3ei,
nel9e jeber 4lnerifaner oils unertrdg=
lid, anTt0Bis unS tprannii6 sllriiid=
ipeilen muB. nusmetfelbaft siebt es
@ltern uno &inoer, pel6e in bieier
Sesiebuns ibre S6ulbisteit ~perldumen
= aber wer nil iasen, baB bic aus
iolder g%eridumniB entitebenbe TN,
.wiiienbeit eine geOrobmns bes Staates
bilSet. Reiner 9nli9t mad lit es
better, WiBitanbe, .mie Sic eriltirenSen
% +. manseloaften S6ulbelu6es)
:wel6en man Our9 Die uorgetrasene
8elessebunss= MaBreset abbelfen
nil, 81 ertrasen, ais Snuaiton in Die
natiirliden &e9te Der gltern gu iant=
tioniren. Meine .bemofratiide grsie:
buns bat mir INNER abneisuns- ror re-
sierunssleitiser 8euormuuouns Elm
.sef0bt wel9e per: porsei6laseneu
-Mabresel gu 8runbe hest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
9isnsusite rGmiide Suite 1T bie fettt

9ie neusts rGmiideg ute 1T Die fettez
ite, Sic leit ldnserer3 eit aus benz sroBen
transatlantii6en Geld enlporseflo8en.
Scr Rapit nil bic aiesenl9aItsn
Ser retisioien Srben anf ben Ybi@
4ippinen conftsctren unb ben grtos
Ser palitaniiden2 rnbe einperleibell. "
Oiele @nte lit auseni6einli6 eisens
fir ben mstbobiitil6en unb bap-
tiitiiten Warft bier in ben Yer.
Staaten aufsetrieben morben. Ser=
l6ieoens Brebiser baben lib aud be-
reits port ibrea aansetn entriiftet &C.
gen biele uaneisnuns ameritapil6en
gisentbumsn -auie naip Iettetls
bes uunetidtttiden @attfans" erttdrt.
Die S6dse Der WOnde seboren uns
@ie fam it6 Der Yapit unteriteben,
bielelben 81 beanlpru6en? !!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

Die 4usidt auf iedsmonatli6e
@efdusnibitrafe bat ben Wutb Der
-Saloonsertriimmersrin 8anlas l6nea
abaeflblt. &ibter Safe BON @i9ita
bat enti6ieben, baB Der Staot bic
9fi6t bat, gisentbum gu lditsen uno
@emeinl6doen ni6t poselfrei linS,
ionSern ibre Nbi6uiiuus serit3ii6 an
seorbnet ieiu muB. @er basesen
baubelt, perfdut Der obehbessi6neten
Strafe, taun aud sur 3ablung pon
iiinfbunbert Dollars Deroonnert wer=
ben. Srau Iation mirb allo ni6t lr=
eeitraft oas Bell %eeI9wansen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

Sie letts Sungersnotb in Snbien
lift nod ni9t pOriiber. Sic bat einen
S6aben pom so Wiuionen Hfuno
Sterling uerurladt unh cine Siertels
million Menl6enleben sefoltet. Der
Sice a0nis pom SnSien felt aber
fur crosse Siitrifte bes aanbes in
in bielem Sabre cine nere Sunsers1
notb in Nusii6t. 9as pbilantropil9e
gnalano bat nod nidt bas @eriaslts
setban I'M, Sic llriaden oieler ea'
iamitdten, bic ss sum Sbeile ielbit ber=
beiuefabrt, su beben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Ser ~llnt,raaua bes Dompfers ,@io

Der llat,rsans bes D~ampfers u@io
be Saneiro" beim ginfabren IN baS
soloene Thor Bel San Trantisec. 10
ours mad Der @neiienauAs 8ataftros
pbe, benefit wieber einmal. baB tros
auer SerpoQfommnuns Der S5itss
bau : Se9nit unb Der weitSebenSlten
'gorfebruusen sesen Sdiifs unfaae
bas Meer nod ipie por fetneH Sribnt
forbert. On $50 Wfenidenleben, ba.
runter Der amerifanii6e gonial Milbs
man nebIt Srau nnb Sinbsrn, pnrSen
am @aibtnston's @eburtstase IN lpes
niseu Winuten aaSgelolat unb has
anseIi6ts bes beimildeu 9afens ano
mad gliitliber @~ollenouns elmer ian=
sem @eiie. Ssean, oil u~nsebener!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
sasr sdak,oltarif bat nidt oasin

Ser sdsb,oatarii bat nidt aflsin
GuBlano auf Die Seine sebn9t, lons
bern in alien aneerneuropdil6en adns
bern, nit ausnabmte BON gnslano,
adbrt unb brobelt es. Sn Seuti3=
lamb MAIDEN Sic Asrarier 9drm. Srant'
reid sOsert, BEN neuen 5anbelsuers
tras ansunebmen in Selsien lpri9t
mar, pom b%elonberen Staten fir amert=
fauiide @aaren unb aae 9dnber
itubiren barauf, mie tie bur6 bobe 6a=
ten bie amerifanii5e &onfurrenS be-
ieitisen fOnnen. v&a6e lit 1iiB."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

's,anf Der trdftisen @essnsa sttas
ton, namentli6 pou beutid fatboli=
1der Settle, hat man in Der Staatsse'
iessebuns Itihouri's iene Sdul-
smanss=Siu, welde ben Sir6enl6uz
Len feinerlei @eltuns einrdumte, falz
len sslaiien. Die SertbeiOiser bes
itantlidem Sdulswanses babsn iit
nunmebr anf einen geieeentlpurf se=
einist, Der nun Ben Seiu9 irsenS
elmer Sasi6ule, mag tie cine offent'
lide ODER cine &ir6en= ober Eriuat=
f9ule Iein, fir nOtbwenois ertldrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Gr,bifdoi MartiaeIli, papItIiAst

,Selesat iiir bic Ser. Staaten, wirb,
wie ,Stanbarb anb StnesH nun be-
ltimmt melbet, im ndditen goniiftors
ium sum Cardinal proflamirt merSen.
Oas Slatt meloet ferGer, baB Der
10 seebrte &irdeniirit ni6t unmittel=
bar mad leiner grbebunS bas sanS
uer1ailsn werpe, ionOern SaB bic
lleberrei6uns bes Garbinais 9utes
in ser Gatbebrale pom Baltimore onr9
ben garbinal Gibbons itattftnosn
rperSe. Der Sag fur biele ~elteAe
uno erbebsnSe geremonie lei nod
ni6t feitseieet. Seine @rceuenS meroe
leine Steams ais Selesat nod bis
auf @eiteres i~nnebatteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Ger YapR, Der bel better @eluub.

Ger $apf. Der bel better @elano
belt lit, empftns !Snmeritas ben
Staatslstretdr, aarSinat &olla,
unS aubere &arbindle, bic ibm gum
Sontiiifat sibre @Gidruauide bar
bradten. Gs mar bies ber23. Sab
restas isiusr seitsisuns Ses Stublss
Setri unb, iaste Der Eapit BET bisler
@elesenbsit, er wirSe oies Diplomatic
denfgesiebul,sen mit Srantrst9 abs
bre6en, fails bieies Die beablidttsteR,
ben tatboliidsn Orben ieinoli6ea e,e'
iese burhfibre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
: Mit BEN L apftl mis- elen=

paarsnbanoler Sobnu fs 6 Iron 9lsin
@eaaft7in ben iRerr gled psrlegen, :
pel9sn Ylas iiesta SleiSsrbaas us, +
ASrtee innebatiIda6er 9piceltt nod %
nidt entfbieSeif, III lpel9sS i@sSdiibs.1
er umSiebeu Ilpisb. as6i548
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
IS pirp.fHr Mon6en iiberrui6ent

IS Dirp. fir Mali6en iibertai6en0
fem, gu usrnebmen, bab Die gienen=
sudt in Sielem 2anbe iber buneert
tau3e.,b Eerionen 6elddftist. Gs
siebt 40 @ereine, Die ibrer SDrbe
rung bienen; 'Saneben a6t Smfer.
Sonrnale nit bettdGtliher @ircula;
ton. CUR 9ieferuns Der notbmenbi
ger lltenlilien iin6 Is 9robe uno etpa
boppelt iOpiel flsine Sabrifen in per-
i9iebenen Staaten in 8etrieb. Ser
jdbrli6e grtras On 9enis anb 8ads
uirb auf $40, 600, 600 seiddet.
Yrof. Somarb pom -8unbes @ders
bauanit mtsiit, 6ieie Snouftttefeieiis
riefsen@@ ntruideturg dbiss-tas@tes
8lumenrei@tbum bes 2anoes aebn
Msal ieIuietsrsisp Mdset:al b0tes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
3immel unb S0lts rperoen biesma

9immel unb 9Olts roerOen biesmal
in gelpe9ung sflsW lin Die SHaisuI
ro~tiorsieier gu elmer lleG nie Sosss
neien 81 mabeit;; aud upierea Sung
ameritanern" lc1 bsisebra6t meroen,
baB bas arie9sbepaltment Oil Den
pom 9uba in Gsw Yorf ansetommenen
Dampfer o@awlins" bic Srore erses
ben ~laiien, mad Gan Suan, Ecrto
&ieo, absufabren, um Don bort bas
aus Gortoricaneru beltebenbe 8atails
Ion, mel6es on Der SnauSurations
YnraSe am a. Wtars tbeitnebmen lou,
bierber 81 brinsen, eamit Maunldaf=
tenna6 ibrer Guffebr ibren 9anoes
leuten ersdblen tOnnerl, mas iie seleben
unb 9ebOrt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
8riuet Gnre Gingtmtibe init Gasearetai in

Ganbp Gatbartic beilt unper6alIi6teit fir
los. 25G. @enn 8. Is. q. niHttnidt
bilft, ssben bic apotbeter bas gelb suriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
sas 9ireetoriun Ser Eauamsrita

nildsn ausiteauns bat belalphen,
bielelbe am Sonntas often 81 balteu
uno spar miro man ii6 aber eiels
Nrass IN feline weitere Sistuiiioa Elm:
ialIeH, lonbernsinia6 an eriten Sonns
tag nod erofInuns Der ausltsuuns
bieIelbe oHeu balten. -iAt4+S IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

Ser ,@ortfiibrer Der Nbminitra.
ttoft sauf setn@ aibiqstctt BautetbEs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

: - oa aa $o oaa ana n rs pf.@ - ittbssints ssfftsriaai r5"9l ii. 4 a5 5e, 4ofg& a9
fabrn gnSc tsetr @scGe pOn3e6icqgo sprdds, tmpa erG Mi. bet times tMf6
Wte1biHen: GompaEp ben, 30. Contract dfS ir WenctaliSent dbidloB. IS
1T sipipwstsNbs l3slsak iirHs apFber dfVBfii GaO gere4ba5tFest
mi: pelder SEER Neitermann Fims UerohfUortGDen Nns5 waitet. or lit
Der sanefe @encratagent,f ipelDsni Die McGorutid Company 6ut HI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

editorship Of q local paper. lie shortly
tired e tnis. however. and decided 90 en-
ter the army. Il VS. arranged that be
should 90 70 Coba-
He as utterly desperate. He tod lis
friends lhat cues might bring hiu Geath
or 81 -aieas br,as Bin dtst4nCticn-he car
q nothing. And he buckied ou'his sword
with q are asr a. indlaerente
Cata hroash, hlm ntae olno-t. lty
Bat il gaze him q taste for war Pee
returned With the dsteruilatlea % - 70
the lhui.T-1es-
The ass before 81 lert for th dtsl
however. he ust ler tle rrst iHas tEe
woman s.ho VS. - have - straa-c 40
iaauoree IN sbs ordering q ISIS g1ts 7n-s
was Niss Eehecca ucpglss. q chf.T.ire
aud cultivated ~ 5ns wusn-a- ~ whose
preserce CraRIarG forget the disasters
max Eaa previously bsfailen hts hsa-s ard
call rrecs1itatcly Il love
L rea as = 7 had known 500 always.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
Leather Goods

Purses, Chatelaine Bags, etc
an especially big and varied assort-
ment to choose from
Plain Seal Chatelaine Bags, Soc
to S..
Wsirus Leather and Sea Lion
Chatelsine Bass, 81. SO 10 So.
Shopping Bags, sos to So.
Combination Pocketbooks, in
Seal, Walrus, Sea Lion, Lizard,
Rococco and Morocco feathers,
5Oo to 81.
Finger Purses in ali styles and
colors, Sc to 81.
Sterling Silver and Gilt Trimm-
ed Pocketbooks and Purses, Soc
to 81.
card Cases, so, to 81.
Mems Pocketbooks, 10c to 75c.
Mems Purses, 25c to ST.
Very fine line of Women's and
Children's Small Purses, Suede
and fancy feathers i5c 70 Soc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
Tilted Sweetheart
Ard Lost Comm Ssioa
in the Regular Army.

For conduct unhecomins an officer and
2 eeutleEau~ Capt. William + Crawford
u the United states volunteers has been
refused ty President Roosevelt anI Sec
rstary of war Root his commission rs a
a-a--oant il tie regular army 20 Which
ais military -supcrlors warmly 7ec2i-l-
men5e1 hiu.
tbs case is unique in The military his
tor y th7 country
uecuse he nral,e faith with the .roinaH
he had nforl 70 marry tho path % ni.-
it-, distinction 10 an honorable career
r. thc stiee ~ lis country upon Naich
as6 81 rIoniisiusly entered-is forever
10 nIul Crawford saws the Sec
r.lrs u v.r played an unworthy part
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
Blankets and Comforts

There is suggestion of coy
comfort in a Blanket or Comfort
that adds g charm at the Christ
mas time-nothing more practical
nor more appreciated by the aver
age housekesper.
All Wool Blankets, in white,
gray and scarlet; pair So To 50.
Light, Fluffy Eiderdown Com
forts, sateen covered. 81 10 50.
Natural Wool Comforts, covered
with sateen, silkoline, ailk and
satid, $2.75 10 90.
Light Corded Cotton Comforts.
ss,een and silkolins covered, 81 90
to 81 90.
Cotton Blankets, pair SOC 70
SIPS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
HandkerChiefS

Ever SO many dainty Handker-
chiefs here; all styles and quail
ties, to suit every taste and every
condition of pocketbook-
Duchess Lace Handkerchiois,
Sc to 81.
Duchess Lace Circular Collars,
15c TO 75o.
Beautiful lire of Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs, 10c 70 Soc.
Hand-Embroidered Initial
Haudkerchiefs, zoe to soc.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, plain, Sc to 25c.
FeI those who desire to make
the Lace or Footing Handker-
chiefs, We have the 9, II and IL
inch Hemstitched Squares, also
with Embroidery and Block
Pattern.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
EbOnOid Articles

Ebonoid is very popular this
year-and not at all expensive. It
has all the appearance OF Ebony
and wears just as we'll.
Toilet and Manicure Sets, ST. 90
to $500.
Meas Military Brush Sets, 81
&c 81. 80.
Triplicate Mirrors, 81 TO $500.
Fancy Cloaks. $500 to $500.
Picture Frames, Soc 70 $500.
Hand Mirrors, 10c 10 $500.
Shaving Mirrors, Soc 20 Si.50.
Cloth Brushes; SI.50 to $1,000.
Hat Brushes. 25c to Sl00.
Nail PolisheTs. Zoe, 15c and 25c.
Powder Jars. 75c.
Salve Jars, 25c 70 Soc.
Small Pin Cushions and lax
Stands, 25c, SOC and 75c.
Files, Bu;toners, Curriers', Shes
Knives and Tooth Brushes, 25c.
Pen, Stamp and Soap Boxes,
25c to Sl00.
Blotters, 25c to $500.
Desk Sets, Sl.00 to $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
Christmas Ribbons

This IS one of the most attrac-
tive departments of the whole
store-hundred of yards of dainty
Ribbons here in every style and
width-selected especially for the
Holiday sason-
Pretty Mousseline Tafeta Rib
bon, all tn. best shades.
Beautiful Satin Stripes. 6-inch
wide, very latest idea for neck
wear
& new line Of Liberty Satin
Ribbons in all shades.
Fancy Ribbons, 3 inches wide,
light shades mostly; especially
good values at l0c a yard.
No. 7 Baby Ribbons, all shad-
des; SOC o spool Of SO yards.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
The Christmas Store

The Christmas store is full of Holiday
helpfulness. In every department the gift
things have been given precedence. Charm
ING little novelties at Ioc, I5c, 25c, SOC, 75c,
and the more practical things up to as many
dollars But, of course, all are 'practical;
there isn't a thing in the store that wouldn't
come under that head We want you to see
the store in its Holiday brightness. You
will find it interesting as we'll as helpful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
A Few Warmers

Mems Arctic ...... ......... 10
Ladies' Arctic. ....... .....-5Uc
Misses Arctic .4Oc
Ladies' Overgaters .......... l9c
Ladies' Overgaters ....-..--.24c
La1ies' Overgaters ..........34c
Ladies' Leggings ............ 85c
Misses Lsggings ....-...-.. 5Oc
Bows Leggings ............-. 55c
Childs Leggings $685.. ......5oc
Ladies' Warm Shoes. ...... I5c
Ladies' Warm Shoes $1,000 S8c
Ladies Warm Shoes 49,. Sl.24
$500 Men S B | a c k
Macintosh, any size,
large cape, 98 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

oaH1 Easls. 0slssrss. * Per Nssk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

Mems II e XIV r-Four-in
Hands, Tecks, Pufs, Ascots,
Imperials, 25c to 50c.
Full Dress Protectors, Persian
and plain backs, $l.00 to So. 30.
Mems Gloves, gray, Mocha,
plain and silk lined, ST to S2.25.
Mems Kid Gloves for street
dress, S1.00 to 81 90.
Mems Heavy Dogskin Cloves,
81. 90 to So 90.
Heavy Scotch Wool Cloves, 25c
to $1.00.
Fleece Lined Mocha Cloves,
$1.00 10 So 90.
Full Dress Shirts, 75c to 81. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

White Linen Handkerchiefs,
plain, 10c 10 Soc.
initial, II IL to 50c.
White silk Handkerchiefs, 25c
to SIPS.
Old-Fashioned Bsndanna Hand
kerchiefs, Sc and l5c.
Cashmere Mufasrs, 25c to ST. 80
All Silk Mufaers, 25c to 81.
Fancy Half Hose, 25c TO Soc.
Fancy Suspsnders, 25c to 81.
Fancy Shirts, with cuffs attach
ed and without. Soc TO 81 so.
Negligee S hir L s-many men
prefer to wear Negliges ali winter
they're so comfortable; Doc to
SIPS.
Hand Satchels, 50c to 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

advantage in this country chiefly because of
its conservatism. and our church, If it only
can realize the situation, will stand upon that
basis upon which 1t has always stood from
the beginning of its history as a national
church. The church in the United states OF OF
people but so far 1 know 1t is not sought
by any considerable number of people in the
way proposed
If YOU will look back into the history of the
church you Will discover that people nave found
the Prayer Book from the EpiscoDate. And
when we are confronted as we are to-day with
instability and when the spirit of change gets
pause and consider whether we are doing well
to admit into the constitution of the church
such a provision this which is proposed
by the reverend deputy from New York and
amended by who has departed from this
world. The church in the United States has
a unique opportunity and ought not to deal
with questions purely upon an academic basis.
l do not believe for moment tnat the reverend
deputy from New York would introduce any
question into this house for the sake of change.
1 deeply regret that the spirit of change
should take hold upon the mines OF the BISHOPS
and priests of the church, and that the great
conservative and sound body of the laity should
that until we are confronted with some greater
necessity than we are to-day we shall not vote
for the passage Of this amendment.
Regarding the proposed amendments
Rev. DR.. Mann of West Virginia said:
find myself in sympathy with pretty much
everything that has been said on both sides
of this question; that is to say, l think we all
want to maintain the conservative character
of the church. and I think we all want to show
any people outside of the church who desire
what the church can give them, that we will
give them what they desire But the admirable
exposition of the deputy from Rhode Island
left asking the question, which l will at
tempt to make some answer to- What is the
use of it?
1t has been stated, and believe it thor
oughly, that any Bishop in this church has a
perfect right when number of people in any
little village say to him, I'VE are not ready
to the prayer book. we are not ready to be
confirmed, we are not ready to receive the
holy communion according to your order, but
for some reason would like to look up to
you as our spiritual father, would like to
have you take certain guidance of our devo-
tions. would like to have you send us a
little manual for public worship, suitable
to our conditions and needs" why that
Bishop do it. and matter of course
he will
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MINNESOTA JUDGE IN
FAVOR OF EXTENSION

Judge Stephens of Minnesota expressed
his views on the proposed amendment as
follows:
1t will be perceived that the first article OF
paragraph 10 adopted to-day differs radi-'
cally from the first article of the constitution
as it existed heretofore in this respect The
provision now is this: The book of common
prayer" etc. Shall be in in all the dio-
ceses and missionary districts of this church,
In other words, no Bishop, no priest deacon
in any diocese or missionary district of this
church may use anything but the prayer book.
Voices: No, no. no.
Judge Stephens expressed his views on
the question follows
/ submit to your own construction of the
English language, and to my legal brethren,
as to whether a change in the constitution is
significant or not. That language is significant,
which says that II shall be in use. 1t either
means that II shall be in general USE or 1t
shall be used occasionally. or 1t shall be used
universally. ] submit that the fair construc-
tion of it is that 1t shall be in general use.
have the honor to represent. in a very
humble capacity, in part the diocese which
was also represented by the gentleman who
proposed this amendment In the late conven-
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REV. DIR. CAREY FAVORS
pRAP0SAT, TO AMENT


Rev. DIR. Carey of Albany made a strong
plea in favor Of the amendment. In part
he said:
l should be very sorry, sir, to have this
amendment this addition, fail. We looking
over the mere technicalities of the question.
We believe that a church authorized
to go into all the world, and to bring in all
nations Let for moment look at this
matter and see whether it is dangerous,
whether We have any precedents. What is the
proposition?s
It is PROPOSED that while people who may
wish to como within Our borders and become
loyal sons of the church are in process of
education 1t is proposed to give them a
ice which will lead them up to the mountain
tops, SO they will have the greater outlook
when they are educated and have full bene-
fits of those who have been born and reared
grand old liturgy and prayer book. For mo-
ment, brethren, consider that it was the Gus
tom of the church in the earliest ages to have
variety. Why have four gospels. We
had in the early church many fifty diff
ferent 1iturgies which were used among the
different nations.
To-day you will find in the Orient one used
in the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, and you
will find another used in the Patriarchate to
Constantinople another in Egypt in The Cop
tic church, and yet they all bound together
by Lord one faith one baptism one God
stages through the Anglo-Saxon period, too
there was great variety, and you know that
there conformity to until after
the Norman conquest
1t seems to me that, on true principles of
the Holy Catholic Church-Catholic means uni
by any lawful means within power, all the
nations of the earth.