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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-28
FROM BADII KANSAS.
Y. 5. NJde Cones 0lt Of lie Md
0Id Snow 0lee More.

-JOve and all the angels Of
darkness. let go my arm, for III
just knock your blooming head
of. Can just lick you with one
hand tied behind me anyway.
Brrrr!!!!!''
We hope the Courier readers
won't get excited. It is not q
political argument or base ball
game. OF course our better half
ought to know better than to talk
that way. She has had the
benefit of Is years of our com.
panionship and if that won t teach
patience and forbearance, what
win? To explain: Last week
we called on one of our neigh
bors. The docto" said he hadliver
complaint. Perhaps he had, and
perhaps it was considerate in
him in that he did not break out
with small pox until the next
day. We should have preferred
that he had broken out u few
days previous, but as it was it
resulted in our visiting d joint
excuse usa drug store, (they
are not always synonomous) and
procuring a glass of-vaccine
tubes, consequently there are
half dozen sore arms in the fami-
y which explains the opening
sentences. We believe that we
should be in close touch with onr
fellow beings, but not at present
not closer than 6 feet. We no
longer believe in standing
shoulder to shoulder" Under
different circumstances should
perhaps have been a compatriot
of Stanley's having fondness
for exploring waist places. brt
bar such expeditions now. at
least with the left arm. To re-
sumo. as we mentioned IN our
last, the Kansas legislature is in
session and consequently Topeka
is and has been full of attrac-
tions. There have been meetings
of state editors association.
poultrymen, dairymen, stock
men and of the state board of
agriculture. Here the board
Of agriculture, and especially its
secretary, Mr.. Coburn, plays an
important part in the develop
ment of the resources of the
state, and the possibilities OF
agriculture. Mr.. Coburn by his
application, energy and untiring
efforts to better the farming con-
ditions of Kansas, made a repu-
tation equaled by no similar
state official. His s'Red Line
books treating of different sub
jects are considered about the
best Obtainable.
We attended a meeting of the
state teachers association and
were reminded Of what an old
darky said, who in all his so
years had never been away from
home. Circumstances required
his attendance some 100 miles
away. On his return he was
piled with questions as to his ex-
perience, but for a time to no
purpose, but finally said: For
the Lord, massa if dis old world
is as big the other way as she is
that way, then she is Wrapper. .
As we saw the teachers file into
Topeka's new auditorium which
seats 5000, we could not but help
thinking that if there were as
many teachers in every state in
the union, then indeed the army
of educators was a Wrapper.
Big teachers, little teachers,
male and female, all bright, some
plain ones among the men. Of
course the girls were all pretty,
at least we won't dare to say
otherwise. The address Of vel
come by Gov. Stanley s secretary
was very enjoyable, as were
most Of the papers.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-28

COO
Since here we have attended
services at the Congregational
church ut Pauline and had the
honor Of being q delegate to the
State Temperance Association.
Over $50 delegates were present
and the meetings were largely
attended ard enthusiastic. We
heard some very fine music and
an eloquent address by Eva
Marshall Shonz, Of Chicago.
The central figure however was.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the joint
smasher. and woe betide the
speaker who attempted to
decry her effort, or criticize her
actions. One tried it and was
hissed frola the stage. Many
Of the speakers may not have
been in full sympathy with her,
but they We'd with each other III
extolllng her work and its intln-
ence. Mrs. Nation is some so
years of age. Short. thick Set.
not overly bright looking. but u
nice grandmotherly face. Sne
has suffered much from rum, is
very emotional and is undoubled-
ly somewhat carried away by the
adulation and fattery she has re-
ceived. That she is in earnest
no one can doubt. neither can one
don bt that her work has resulted
| in arousing the temperance
sentiment, as nothing else has III
years. In Topeka some dozen
large joints were running wide
open. The mayor and chief of
police we're strong temperance
men and did all they could. but
the police Judge and district
court judge we're not. 1, was
almost impossible to obtain con-
viclions, and when they were
obtained, the minimum fine was
assessed. which was paid by the
brewers and as the law here
makes no difference in u I'd con-
virtion, the result was d wide
open policy. After Mrs. Nation
smashed the principal joint and
IA few mass meetings were held,
1.-THE joints we're all closed The
Impeachment of the police Judge
called for, and a new law passed
by the the legislature facilitating
the work of obtaining evidence
and securing conviction. We
are not lost in admiration of Mrs.
Carrie, nor do we approve of her
actions in toto, bat, if you should
awake at night and find someone
appropriating your substance,
would you wait for the law to
ltake it's course. and If the light
fingered gentlemen should
awaken your children and fear
full of the noise, should proceed
to silence them by force, would
you telephone for the police, or
would you shoot and shoot
straight? Yet the one but takes
property. which time may re
place. while the rum seller, if
given time enough will not only
deprive one of property. but of
friends, family, fortune and
honor. Joint smashing crusades
headed by ministers and busl-
ness men, are in vogue all over
the state. The joints are closing
and the jointists fleeing, some in
such terror that one from an in
terror town travelling for the
border in thenight and then gave
a hackman S. to secrete him
across the river into Missouri.
May not the ends justify the
means? II.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr.. j. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a won
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
Tea With the CHar;na.

The czarna is very English in her habits. and tie English fashion of aft ernoon tea, an established custom in the royal palace, is generally taken in her private sitting room, when the cZar generally manages to find time for a short chat.
 Their dinner is of more cratic na- ture Very often it is not decided until the very last minute ill which room it is to be served, aGa .v2n an extraordi- nary sight is witnessed Down the long passage a lire of chefs may be seen running, each carrying covered dish, while other servants bear tlle small table, already laid out with the necessary glass and silver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
NATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
 Incorporated
Successors to pr. Keith.

Successors to pr. f<eith.
 Permanent offices at Little Rock Pine Blaff, Texa1kana, Fort Smith and Helena
 Dr. Keith, who opened up offices in Pine Bluff in January, made such remarkable success that he conclud cd to open additional offices in this state In ordes to do this, it was absolutely necessary to jein forces with several of the leading and we'll known specialists of the country, and from now on all offices are under the direct control and supervision of the National Specialists.
 They are organized and incorpor ated under the Arkansas state laws, and are composed of the most skill ful and scientific physicians and sur geons in the country
 They have treated 1,792 cases in Arkansas, hundreds of whom have been cured after they had about given up all hopes.
 They treat all chronic and special diseases of men, women and children.
 If you need special treatment, con suit them at cnce and find out youl exact condition They will not tell you they can cEfe you unless they are positive.
 Offices corner Second and Pine streets, over Citizens bank Office hours a. m. to D. m Consultation free. Strictly confidential.
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lt Wiii surprise you-try it..

lt wilt surprise you-try it.
 t is the medicine abov2 aa others for cataTh and is worth its welsht in sold. Ely's cream balm does 1T that i5 claimed for it.-B. W.SRerry Hartford. Conn
 Fly sen was afflicted with catarrh He used EIy's Cream Balm and the disasreeable catarlh all left hlm.-J (. Olmstead Arcola. H.
 The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold Ey druggists at 30 cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers. 96 WaTent St. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
SPRAYED OF STOLEN.

One light bay mule and one sorHoI horse. Reward will be paid for 70 turn Of same to ]. T. Laslay, leof West Fifth avenue d3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


"A Thorouhbred Tramp will be the next attraction at the Pine BluH opera house. It is bright, crisp and clean, surfeited with mannerism, language and characteristics of the knight of the railway tie, This play, more so than any other ssyle, is fitted to cater to the n9.r9ns of this theatre. The centIe figure of the comedy, T. Rush Thompson, is an ideal hobo, and h!9 trlals and adventures furnish the ma terlai whereby the auditor is filled with his quota of laughter, tears a&G smiles. The scene of the play opens in Colorado. The hero drifts into a mining town and immediately mixes into all he can find to interest h:m and plenty that doesn't. His escapades are exciting and laughable, and he has the audience with him from the start AS the play proceeds We find the hobo III numbefiess EoSltions-a smaHpoE patient. 8 preacher and 3 general Johnny CT the spot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

The children of different countries nave different tastes but tin swords are wanted all over the .-3rld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

The Tartars owe their alphabet to the Christian missionaries known as the Nestorians
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
:it G:F,A,L NEWS.

General James <. 3%2IkaH, 4.a0 con. nanded StofeWaH lae.iaon.s olt brlg. aae is dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

Demoa9.5s of HlTiaAa antt 9a.- ginia declare that tae Booker !. }eashingt2f Inaieeat h@s aeeiaeG tas tate c&i43aiSa D 5.isR. favor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

randea stoHewaH lae.seon,s old brlg aae, is dead
 Steamer City Of CIelcI@:44. carrylng l76 passengers. strikes sunken anchor in Detroit riyae ana sinks, Il on beara 4elne rescued.
 pamo57. E of .aaviaaa aua 9s.- @tnia declare thag tHe= Booker !. Washington Haaieeat h4s deeiaed tas 9tste eaeaaisa 5.lsRz favor.
 ahe .ataG 5#Ei= sss5tea oe Greater New Na.H t24 the naEoraltH election E e93a2 and .sasIol.!sts ase 'aasa..4 at4a=l =e,= aota si4es son- e !a tha5 the g9e a:li =Gez e.e5e.
 @sean @V5aao... =aEaa vah mn. ts=s.= founders E f.sza fT!e of Long Font. Grew et e9Fea escape ay Ilfe- boat t2 steamer M4nle9r. which d44ts about thitS mGe seuls before ras- eued.
 lsthmian ciya5t commission VIII as- timate cost ef the rate way at S2an.. ao0.oa9. PaaasEa route k found cheaper Int ahyisatIll;F Of recom- meGding #s purchase Is not yet deter mined
 | is thoaehl probable that WilI1am Aci5iaIel.s Ice VIII take tRe place # that of Benjamin rran&lia oa the one cent postaga stamp, a position t has occupied ssHte the service was estab HsGcd.
 NisiIenee of auarI n CarbIG3 Isl and of sanal. =G3sclescs= 2 plot vhers. bE =tAe garrison @as ta Ee slaughtered lE te:onsea Ihe conspiracy was hatehoG v the local presidents and a priest. both Of w.saa are under ar rest
 pr. Frederick Loftlen. eminent Ger man ratho!oglst. concludes from scarcity of cancer m those regions where malaria is most prevalent th7t to inoculata cancerous patients With bload from malarial subjects might prove curative measure
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

Telephone Ereweter's Stable your carriage and buggy calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

Steamer City Of CIelcI@as, carrying It p2sse2gefs. stlikes 2 sunken anchor in Detroit 3yae ana sinks, Il on beard 6elHg rescued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

At Valley Forge, a play dealing with the romantic period Of our 70 called colonial days. Ui!l eo the 9t- farlng at the Pine Buff ope@a hop5c WedHesaay night. a4ha Hlay said Q 5e replete with ssi4: :'z situations. foloWe3 by the "s at9= elznsaxes Of fee aeJ enain"s. seav:1g et1tars5 of taa tj12e Wtth viy.tres #a:ch lmme- @taG= .749rasees 5=aG= inaa!isiy rran sao r5a3. Tie staes f5 epa Of these ==45! consistent Iave t2sa whls haz moved tho world 4ec=a it's beg13. H5ng. Tine romance 5 credited wlth having sil the swing of an Anthony Hopes @Prsoner of zenda; the lire Of B.Eaneryas Two Orphans; bet unlike thcr t deals with . subject nearer tEe heart of the American It's incidents are threaded on a story which gives ample license to the C.ramatizt te introduce the characters made famoas .n the infancy Of OUT country duI9g the memorable strug gle for freedom from the tyranny q the rule of klns George the Thrd ot England. From scenic point Of view Messers. Lester * Co, have been praised for the excellent manner ii winch they have mounted the play The cast is also said to be another polnt of congratnlation to this finn. Mir Nm. L. hoterts and Miss Ol1ve Martin will @c seer in the feature roles and the subsidiary members of the company snow an unusually care 1ul selection
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

Le&"c art th7 &&seetIves ard tet t. nouns do the fighting -balph MaGe Emerson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
Reflective Teaching.

, try to teach and at the same time TO relieien must necessarily be de- fro teaching. Bishop John J. Glen
 Roman Catholic, Kansas City. Mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

ahe z5tal 5s&iz s,$5tea oe Greater New Na.k t2H the 'aa&oraltE= election is e04t22 5e,s=osat:= and ,s1sIo3s5fs @te '=}z9azsX alazf 6,t 8ota sides eon- z !a tAat the gee ss:l! ee e.ese.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
ES@Ss.

k iza1 fsa5 l4e :. lsties3 ana ;.s.- en.sl Ita without i5eafsiz, t J l. yui, ss.t Ea man @i.a La !.s5elzI
 lis r5 s;a ty:-o g : ..5I, l s9te e!#e paa1leXire I5.a..t'a=:z:
 ,,.le s4+sH fafetati | af GJd- sv Hs5f t.5ei8 Il, i}es9yte= ,r .5..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
xoture's Noblemen

o+,ra,s poblrmen are they who earn
 .onost Livelihood by the busy use of <. o, l.awn.-Rev. Dr. Hunter, ,rhvtnrian, DenTer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
NJ: aY Tread tl03c.

I9slHa=. emias-, I.2.snieiu%. Wo.ry-
 E. e..=.z ss. #45 break down yotlt
 |o3'es a.l e;lt ep your lives in cea.;e-
 ess c.Gzt e @et hec:H CT what will EF a''s4 Are your bodily wants
 bur o;.i 2. wants: Have you not wants
 EyoAl t.e power of bread to satisfy?
 |et Uaead. bat do not attempt to live k bresd alone. Rev. Hugh \. Or A2rl Tristan Church, HoodAouse,
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Gca fsc Souece of All.

Eo< ,aa9 aekEc".!o .gc thHt t'.yt' ez5,e tie. i.,,9a 10 theii God. II t.tfy are
 |ine P .ae =. -mrat cf fielse; t,sey
 h. ae thsiH sGzd as..ts.i4e= 'st a> I
 l. Heal &ad, =A;:t as ti4a resa4s of + ona llber or me"eit' l Gttt of
 |asca.= r. F:.t.seY Dg@.es, Ga,E9:ie,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

.,s+,s peace is the living peace of ,-Rev. [. J. Villers, Baptist, h.
 I;e Ind
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IVY tc E;n .,Iell,

f inc ei ausiasm of the church on win thc Holy Ghost sLall lead men Q mock and oppose to simply listen tbe Christ we preach. they will be ap interested. charmed, fascinated E.2a.-Rey. Dr. 4. (. Dixon, Zap
 Ta1tGI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
I:lc .5s.;, Proi1.s,.

.#Eg. Hi1!5.e.a i~ tl4rc 'elas .t,5 i .fieesz< ptalae,.t ty t4alHt tat s.: VI sa.s =.siil..= z Epfv. afsf -iFe& .Iaera x .4a t 5.s5, ls>.s::'.siszt G.=00 us. .S1za'..tp. ll.i..=.z.s s....4 2oa.ike poser z5 ia
 e Ea.. is ..s t!!:e feei3e.. .N.ot-a1e fn + tfsfl A:2..5!s Ha. e9GS, and the eHre.
 cafa taege 7e sax. Alsert = Gr.er. niYeesalief. Racine, Ns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22
Christ ai#ays tic Gn,,,e.

Recently #e have seen much discus ea ii ti!t newspapers If the different haes ef Christianity, of the changes ea6g.s.. oE alleged diSsensions over lese 5=5ags NJ have descriptions ef
 4el.&val Christ and of :; modern la.@y. SIS Christ is the sane yes 4daH tesar and forever Key. pr. caE C. %.ntoA. Presbyterian Gener.
 Moderator, san Francisco.
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 ;3era,is-a.=

Ia L2 l.5o2a! k to love larger views, fo reel fo:Ht of outlook fren which a-e efee.al asd the selfish, the greatest paae C I2.si..tiEA. is lost sight of ill
 1Le 1.ii i.ye@ll ahs unseltsh. The con- !efvatite clement of our humanity pre- sefFts the aood already won, but there
 ! fe i:e@ i.f's, t2 be explored and %eW
 gco4 r be found. The liberal Las ever
 peel @a o*pIeror Rev. Wilsan Nj. Eagkg., J..itar.an. NAica.o.
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fIs3.;pg t.lc V oriti.

,bin.: fad own t!toashts and live Ir dVa lie. E. thoroughly honest beth ..&tters and you NiIl Aelp ;se rll ia its ijro@fes.s tasearI tHe ideal n and tAa ideal society," itov. BJ. crse II. i.ep6 or,A, Congregational
 Nn.e E-aT...
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

ts't= founders E I.sa ter!e of Long Font. Grew et eisFea# escape 5y nfe- boat t9 steamer N43itor. which arltt3 about thlst# mGe seau4s before ras- Cupd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-22

] o" parents have great raanoasbil!!ty
 to,i. u'e0 Upon you ia tie procuring Of zo,,;, si.7'o9S training and education of your a',D' ea' MaA, besides his material
 eof9eHal being, which he las in Fosiinon with other animals, las re- Ie, .fsa rom his Creator rational an;l sCa5 immortal soul destined to tend 10 saou , as To his last cud. Hence t is
 ,o'i aasE to instruct and direct Eia d. o.a. t''a' end for which he has been
 eese't'ed.-tev. T. NJ. Kiel,v rora,.
 eaeAoiie. St l.cuis.
The colored American., 1901-10-26
SUMNER RESORTS.
ADAMS ROu2E.
= Rag z MAGAZINE.

Do you realize that there Is published IN Ros,o,
Mass, a high grade illustrated magazine devoted
exclusively to the interests Of the Negro race and
which is edited published and controlled BY mem
oers OF the race nyou would like tc see a sam.
pie copy Of this magazine same will be sent you ON
receipt OF cents in stamps or one year for a. so
Address, The COLORED AMERICAN MAGA
The colored American., 1901-10-26
rVBRY COLLEGE TRIBES SGHO0L
ALLEGHENY, Pa.

A Practical, Literary and In.
dustrial Trade School for COlored
Boys and Girls, Carpentry, Brick.
laying, Plastsring, Painting and
Interior Decorations. Tailoring,
Dress-making, Millinery, Voice
Culture and Piano Forte. Liter
ary Department from Primary to
Normal Course. Job Work So
licited and Profits given to the
Students. Catalogues now ready.
Unusual advantages for Girls and
separate building. Fall terms
begins Sept. 9Th, 1901. Address
JOSEPH D. MARoNEY.
Allegheny, Pa. Principal
The colored American., 1901-10-26

S0IFSu many tnaDKs lOF come T1ng tn1S
besutiful and instruct We degree, after
which the council was closed to the
leasure Of he Venerable Patron.
The Grand Master Robert 81. TeTrs Il
accompanied by his Grand Ofi,ert
have bsgun his annual visi a.iOns to
the sever. subordinate lodges Catcher
No. Is and Prince Hall No. IA were
visited during the past week; it seems
20 me that these occasions should be
made memorable In history Of the
Lodge. A great effort should be mad
to have full a tendance OF the Lodge
Some thought should be given To wfa
we wil say on these oCo. rs. Ever
member should feel an in crest in hsV-
inc his Lodge appear to the best y
vantage and make these annual Sill
not only pleas ure TO the Grand Ma
er and his Cfficere, but also TO t mem
bars f h- Lodee. L.. every M sTeE 80
tgla nat is Graad Aas.sr - 1oys
e1.eualnsd.
Paet Dsputy Grand Master Geo g
Newman mas consented to sceelt u
posi ion OF Mott WOrshipFul Grsnd
Master
EuYekea Lodge convened in special
communication Saturday, DC, cher 10
al o. m and confe rred the three de-
| grees in Masonry Brother 81, }. Davis
the 1st degree, Past Graz d Master Mays
the 2nd. ] T. Beason the 3 d, the Des-
con work by Brother A. II Stever Il
Sr. Deacon OF Eureka. GraL Master
Terr, IL and Deputy Grand Msster Ma
vim. Past Master J. o. Bamheli, George
M. Webster, w. w. Crimes, f. j
Care OLA, J T. Lay on and j. ". Cole
were %, esant. d. vis vas ia excellent
rim. some what nerve Us; Mays was luz
, pressive and eviden l. does not adm
: that he is q back umb b and go In :
pressed the bretherD; Besson was at
good as in days gone by when ne told
Euraka Lodge "to go way b ck and sli
! DOWN. the regret v "a that Is lime WsE
nited. stevens IL We not say, any
brother who has heard him knt VI
iwh.t his work was; Layton In west 4
a subordinate Lodg, locked out OF Lace
be has never as yet been tl5c ed to th'
n, iuon, alway py appointment; Pose
u IN the west in the 3td degree was per
J fact with the exception OF "putrlflca
,ion ~ Male had to leave for the Par
t nuch to the regret of his followers
J, Past Mast,r J. w. Cole was in excellen
Il condition, and kneeling in the aWfU
Ie rrasence Of death brought tears {
R.osher Turner's eyer; Eis charge !
F the 8 ID degree was indeed the lnsplff
ton Of the moment
q. An appeal was made to the craft /
~ the last Issue in behalf OF the WIDOW
- tho late John B. Washington who's
. nome was destroyed by fire. Why ls
- that the response is SLOW? We have d
ole rad that We will~nOt be forced to
;, lat the widows and orphans and it il
D. b. hoped that this wldo' t VII not
forootten for the want OF force. 10
of brother George S. Newman and gi'
90 him dime or dollar to NJ lp the wio0'
- Eminent Commander Sir Rich'
- w Thompkins of Gethsemane Con
,o- naudery who hts been confined to II
~ eoriY1o from a bore (, On
The colored American., 1901-10-26

-, a,and ,,ommandery Of KING 1T
roo,nlsrs of the District OF ColumOIa'
- ia annual C0nClsVe, b. nday
- -, o,robar Il. at 6 P. NJ, at Masonic lem
Ma and was opened in due form Dy the
G..nd Captain General, sir Primus
S.n,ons VINO prepared and received tie
D-br Eminent Gland Commander ..
r Waite, the sev,lal ststtons oeii &
fI,,d py tne Cficers. Tne returns tf< IN
go sayeral subordinate COmman0erles
,.-,o very Il altering showing greae 0-
r,nc, menl over previous years d n
d-raon CommandtTy leads all Ine ItS''
-, said t1 lie credit to It's now a :
r,oi a,r Commander Slr George w
Ion-.. Ihs report of The Grand C'O-
...,,-- was ?. very 4ble documenG, II"
zia7vtcg the wogk Of the past year a"
r,o. In n-sng aalo & o,hol Chins' 'l'' :
vi....i.vu pT.ouIreo toI tie pui POse -
nr.-antsd to tI1e CJnmAndeIy
F. -,,.....,,,s ,o, grea.esL pTUhci, neg Al Uhe
p u1l
orn-, ,fficeis were also Teao anu "l'e1
- rr.oaa,t.on of the regu.ar Tou1he
w,rk tie Commandery proceeded 10
tn. I,euou Of officers for the ensuing
NO, wuh Lie fouoWing result h'sh'
R,nineot q. ana C~mmanGer, SlF' D
1ogur wa,tp Deputy Grind Com
,,a,d,r sir j. II, Levy Grau0 0o--eA-
.I-.,,.o Air n. h. Robinson Grand
Contsin General, Slr PIlmus olmons )
G.snd 5e.ior Wardeu, SIr Z. X. S'e"-
Md. ,4.and Junior Warden, 5 T George
: N.gnan; Grand Preiate, oIf W. IL
: ygrsJ. u. and treasurer, Slr hl' II
K.n..,o-: Il aud Recorder, 5ir James
O p .mfsI Grand Warder, 6lr ID NJ
7mtb. Th.re were seVel al aspiFahu
far the several p, sl.iOns. The closes'
a.d most excl able ecntest was tnat Oe
tgegn SIX ignC P&ul X Sto "aio a.
Sir K IlgnU IrimIs SImJn. Wiz
three mors vJtes, Sir Steward Wo Ii
have delea.ed I'll 9 pride Of ehtvalr, C M
s)nry. as Grand Cap an General.
T,e news from the bedside of S
KnighC James L. Johnson Is very eL
couIaging, God giant thal tn DIot
er may be sp ared to the Craft, and TIA
his recovery to full health be spee0
Cn3.
Our sympathy goes out toward ia
Glaud Matron Sister n, lie E. Morgan
in the severe lines OF her s.n. let Us
remember her in Our devOtions to Il
Deity.
MOST ANCIENT NATIONS COUNCIL I
HERoINEs OF JERICH ORGANIzED.
4 council of The Most Anli6nt M
irons Degree fOr all Past and Presei
Most Ancient MatrOns and Wortf
joshua Of G lur 8 OF HerOiHes of JeTic
Of the Dis riot Of Columbia, was du
organized Friday evening, October
1901. Brother Thornton A. Jackso
presided as Venerable joshua and co
ferred the degree, after which on 10
tiOn, it was resolved that council
the Past Most Ancient MatrOn's dfgI
be organic d for tie District Of CC luL
bia, with lliustrlOus Brother IhOrnt
4. Ja.ksOn as The Most Venerable /
trOn; Sister Mary L Green, Most 4
Client Marion Sister Mary E. BTe
AOs5 Ancient Associste MatrOn; Sis