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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
CADETS OF x{E

The sermon preached 10 the Cadsts
last Sunday evening 10 the Simpson -
T. Charen vas enjoyed by the large der
egaeion present Abops sixty members
OF the order occupied seats Ia the 1rons
pews.
Brother john Dfnawaa Of Fisk Section
attained mis- twenty first year last Mon
day evening. and reception MAS held at
his residences in honor OF the event. X4ny
Of the nlembers were surprised to H1H'
that john was SO young. With his
tremendous energT aud pluck, he has &C.
c0npllshed many things WHICH man
twice his age would have failed 10.
Brother DlngwaH il without coub5 The
most popular member OF tie order III
this cily. and the large assemn lARs last
Monday evening were loud in their
praises of him and his work "Johu IS
very modest, bur he received the con-{
gEatulaIiens aud returned his thanks
The bail room was in excellent condition
aud dancing Was INDUCED IN unt&1 IA
early hour. During internisaic1 Msssrb.
with guitar duet. Brother John ] Vile
recited tine Dude and the Horse Car"
Sister Lizzie Wilson rendered the s4'6S
Relief Of Lucknow and Brother FRANK
J. Higgins recitsd The Shipwreek ?
The music. which was hiddea behind
ferns, was by Prgf. Teesess orchestra
Fisk Section will visit Hudson Se11i1n
IN a body next Friday evening. Ali Ineua-
DeTs are earnestly requested To attend
Arrangements are already being masI8
for the coming en5ertainment Of The EiHk
Dramatic Society They will produce 0as
Of the LATEST New York successes This
society has been sbreng ti1ened in member '.
ship and talent since last season and Isl
still alive, Notwithstanding rum0ra 50 the
contrary.
1yanhoe section paid visit to Hudson
last Friday evening A large deleGat{oiz
was present and ths meeting was enter
tanning
Brother John J. Vile was much NJ
mired at the birthday social. = 3 SCI =
with his dress suit was the observed nx
all observers. One young lady rsmaEked
that he WAS Just too sweet for any
thing.p On, myi
At Hudson's meeting next Friday
Brothers DingwalL, Gray, Reed and
Saundry viii sing a quartette. entitls6
Lovers Once, but Strangers Now. and
Brother Birch will accompany them On
the piano
Brother Frank DeAiva Of Tvanhoe IS
now known as the Jolly Little Aillion>
airen
The Grand Section of the STATE Of New
Jersey will meet ia Fisk Section Io0l1i1
one week from next Wednesday. S6cfe-
Earies are requested to send their rep0rts
at once 70 the Grand Secretarv. Brot ke<
+. j. Higgins The adTisiability OF af1op1-
ing the new ritual viii be discussed at
this meeting.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
RAPS, signs AND GRIPS
Patriarclls Militant Did
Not Vote With Their
Uniforms on.
MAs0NS LAY A CORNER STONE
Knights, Comrades, Cadets and
Companions.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
There are many Patriarchs Militant
who are positively mad The recent
election for field officers Of the First Regi-
ment in which the jersey City boys were
promoted and George E. Stevens was
selected as colonel does not count. IL
has been protested and will have to be
held again. The election for the com
mund was spirited contest, thorough
canvass was made and a bouutiful supply
Of proxies was distributed The result
was close. There are twenty-eight votes
and all were cast bat one Stevens re-
ceived II votes aud Taylor -. A protest
was made against the votes being re-
celved from the Newark Canton as Il mad
failed to make returns for fifteen
months. The protest did not stand
as the point was raised that the
Newark Canton not having been sus-
pended was in good standing and its
votes must be received. The election
\ was held on an Intensely warm day The
! uniform was uncomfortable and it was
| decided to discard it for the session. The
| law requires that he must wear the unt-
| form on this occasion and the defeated
| candidate filed Il protest for this violation
| of the rules and the election was set aside.
! The candidates are again hustling aud
from present indications the protest will
not benefit the unsuccessful aspirant for
4 the effect has been to- arouse the wrath
| of the members ana be has antagouized
many of his supporters aud the next cleo
! ton will not be so close.
| A special session OF the Grand Lodge
| will be held at Atlantic City on August
81. All Past Grands are invited to at
4 tend
! Every lodge should set aside one meet
| ing night in every month for n social
meeting. 1t would tend TO increase the
! interest and members would attend. A
| committee should be appointed to secure
talent--every lodge has an abundance of it
and arrange a programme consisting of
| music, recil ations and brief speeches. If
a night was fixed, the talent would
| have ample time TO make preparations
and furnish something new aud interest,"
! ing It need not necessarily interfere
with initiatory work II IL cannot be done
! every month it could be readily made Il
/ feature for the last meeting night In
these months which have fye meeting
nights.
Garfield Lodge had large meeting on
1 Wednesday night. There was no work.
/ Three candidates Will receive the first de-
| gree next Wednesday night
Canton Jersey City will have its sum-
meningitis festival at Pohlmann's
| Pavilion on Monday. August IL. The
! Canton will have a parade. A feature of
the event will be a drill by the Little
/ Daisy CADETS Invitations have been sent
to many Cantons, and il is predicted the
event will be a great success.
1t Is very quiet in the lodges, aud will
remain so until the close Of the present
/ month. Rather warm for degree work.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ElKs.

The institution OF Jersey City Lofira
No. 2i1. which WIS 70 have taken place
this afternoon, has been postponed until
Sunday next. The change IN date WIS
made at the request Of the Graud Ex~
allied Ruler, who desires TO be present az
tie Institution bnt was unable 10 attend
today He sent the following letter.
J. P. MCCORMICK. ESQ. -:
DEAR Biol am il receipt Of yours Of
22d. Delay, accustomed BY my absence Id
Bu fTalo arranging for Reunion. il re-
spoEdiug.
l rather cherished the idea Of being
present nj the Institution OF Jersey City.
/ wanted TO call that INV lodge, ana aD-
preciate y5uf kind invitation, but Anrus<
2. unfortunately. Will Hnd me on the wuy
70 Detroit. Edward Figzgeoree. Dlstr@xt
Deputy Of New Jersey, could DO the see
vice.
could arrange for 9TH inst. IL It were
possible to postpone. Frassfnally.
l. B HAY.
Washington. D. c.. July %, 1891
The candidates for admission into the
new lodge will convene at three O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon at Franklin Hulk
Tie Grand Lodge Of Emergency. which
will be composed Of visiting Ejks. will be
formed at five o'clock to elect the naeni-
bers and institute the new lodge. Invit&-
tions have been extended 20 the follow
ing lad ges;--Ho boken, Newark. Paterson,
Orange. Trenton, Asbury Park aud
BROOKLYN.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
KNlGnTS on MALTA.


The Jersey pilgrimage Club. composed
of companions OF the Philadelphia COM
manderies, are making arran gements to
come 10 jersey City when the Supreme
Commandery meets 10 November. They
expect to be at least 800 strong and ali in
uniform.
The Committee on Reception Of Su-
preme Commandery viii meet at 2;30
this afternoon al No. 8 Exchange place.
Business of Importance. A full attend
ance Is expected.
Don't forget EIizabethport on Saturday
next. August s.
Two new Communicates are under way
in Hudson county. Keep up the good
work.
What has become of McIverss Can
anyone teils
District meeting st Robert Bruce on
August 16. The following is the pro
grannles-
Drill in secret work By Deputy Supreme
Commander Jones.
Forming Of the Maltese Cross by Cap
tain General Frame OF McClintock No.
49,
Priestly Past Degree. by P. C. Young,
Columbia No. H.
Lsctnre q Priestly Past. By S. Wand,
Marx degree. by p c. Clark, Of Robert
Bruce No ~,
Lectures. Marx degree by S. W. and J..
w. OF No. II.
The proper form according to the ritual
of transferring from one degree 20 an
other. by p. c. Van Antwerp. Of Alpha
No "a
TIE next election Of officers, D. S c.
Jones' Of No. II.
White degree, p. c. McCIung. of No. za.
Gold degree, by r. l. Woodley, OF
No. So
Lecture on Gold Degree By S w and
j. w. OF No. IL.
Election OF officers for another term
will bs held at this meeting. All lied
Cross Knights ara invited TO be present.
Agree Commandery will be organized.
Red Cross knights who have not slzned
should do SO at once.
An enjoyable evening II always 10 be
had at AicCiintock At their convocatkons,
and visitors can receive fhe Exalted De-
gree " the K. Of @. after the close OF the
commAHaery.
Xhe history viii be continued IN next
Sundays Number.
Deputy Suprame Commander Jones
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

be oataffh and there l. but one prepare
ton that duv- cure that disease. and
lhal b. the talifornia Positive and Mega
tive lertti, iiuRmoni Sold by Mari *
kuss Il al-o cures neuralgia, rhcuma-
u-m. hesiarhr. spraiu-, burns and all
pain lfy q and tell your ncighbor
a here 90 get "a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

SOC "li Southeast iFr aud Marine Insurance
"utshf ui Portland, oregon. 10 one Of the
hi'Ai fHiahlr Insurance companies on the Coast
hff EfufHrf adjustment aud taY mrnt IT ~ Losses
tHfi - ihs isyal Agout
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

The distressing complaint Is due to
an inactive and sluggish liver with
cnns,ipa,ed hoscls which deranges
the stomach aud disturbs the nervous
system. causes dizziness and an op.
pro--l,r dali pain IN the head. often
eo severe ~ to prevent all rest or sleep
tine Of Dr. Gums Improved Liver
pills will relieve yon nf all the pain
aud misery aud few more doses will
correct the liver and stomach and
regulate the bowels While these pills
are small. easily taken. and mild and
gentle Ia their action there il no medi-
cine made that will so cfIectually cure
sick headache, - cents box. Sold
LN MhTT 4 kn.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

Itching riles are known 10y moisture
like preparation. causing intense itch
ing when warm This form M well ~
Bind bleeding and pro,ruding. yield
~ once a. Dr. Bo-ankn's Pile Remedy,
wh,ch acts directly on the parts affect
81. ahsofh- tumors, allays itching and
effects permanent cure J0c. Drug
gi-ls or ma,l treatise free. Dr. Bosan-
kn. Piqun, a. Sold by MARI 4 Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

MASN years practice has given c. A.
Washington. u G., unsurpassed sue
cess IA obtaining patents for all
classes Of Inventions They secure
many patents that had been previous
Is rejected Their advertisement in
another column will bc of interest to
inventors. patontce-. manufacturers,
and all Who have Ia lo with patents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21
GATE CITY

Is situated twenty-five miles southwest Of Olympia at the
junction ofthe Northern Pacific railroads from Olympia and
Centraa to Grays Habor Black River s confluence
with the Chehas. 1t is in the hear, Of magnificent aer
cultural timber mineral and grazing gon and s
great center for trading and manufacturing assured
beyond doubt.
Fifteen buildings will be in Of construction just
Soon as the sawmi (now buildng Is completed Coal is
known to exist within 200 feet of the townsite.
The city is located a beautiful small prairie on tho
banks Of the Black River and Of the lovses health.
lest townsites in the State
If our negotiations now pending for the establishment
OF large manufacturing plants successful the price Of lots
will advance three hundred per within sixty days
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21
itis promised that trains will cg n
running SUNDAY

II g. promised that trains will leg II
running SUNDAY
Complaint has hccn made hv W. \.
h"lRrfs. superintendent on behalf of
the cuuut, that the contractors are
not Using enough cement IN the foun-
laiiun ~ tho court house building
superintendent code. who j. IN the
employ "i thc contractors, contends
that the work j. ia accordance with
specifications The Commissioners
have iufhid further work until the
matter l. Investigated
August schneider was united in
marriage a. his chosen lrauine
FRIDAY night. aud number of
his friends treated him To- charivari.
I, sccms that ho seriously objected to
l,ine awakened from his slumbers on
that suspicious occasion. aud the
uost day hid his friends arrested.
The ease was continued. however, and
after the elapsc of twcnty.four hours,
August II his own motion dismissed
the .uit and set up u kcg Of beer. It
seems from this. that Il was not the
nature at the uilrnSc. but an ill-chosen
time. that caused the groom's anger.
At the teachers examination for
Thur.ton county, last week. first-gradc
certificates were awarded To- Misses
Minnie \ Mccullough aud Myrtle G.
Robertson. 1T Olympia. Miss Kate l..
seward. IT Gate CITY, Elmer Ralston
AMI bige Eddy. of Rainier First-gradc
reftihcatcs we're likewise awarded, on
State certificates Ia X 4 Ford. X. u.
iIawes. \. e.. Jones. 4. q. Gushing,
aud Mr.. " u Reyes Second grade
certificates we're awarded to PW Holm,
" y Allen. &c Rca. aud Misses En-
ma Crock. Fannie Wheeler, Lottic
Conani. Lcula ! Coombr. and Mrs.
Rose N Holm. Of olympia. Miss Mary
I. Russell, IT date City, Miss Viola
Hawkins. ~ seattle. aud Miss Bell !.
Campbell. II Tcnino. Mrs. Mary r.
Drake. Of lhi. city. was granted third
grade certificate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

runs high at Marr's & Ross drug store
over System Builder as every body in
using it for Catarrh of the Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure
Blood and TO build up the system it GER
tainly possesses wonderful merit when
all speak SO well of it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

Gov. Ferry has promised Col. Haines
that the State will repay King county
for services of the militia at the coal
mine disturbances, if the county now
audits the claim.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21

The City Council held an adjourned
meeting Wednesday morning at II 10
o'clock, at which City Attorney Fitch
submitted a report on the Olymn;a
Light & Power Company's street rail.
way ordinance. He stated that he
could discover no legal objection to the
passage of the ordinance and that no
rights had been forfeited under fran.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-08-21
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the at,
q T. Aul.nn and Mss Csihaune
Ilfsleti,l w,fc married At Inma.t.t
TIA. week
Two barber. in The ~, mp,a hotel
have been arrested Tor ,,nlstion ~ ,t,r
SUNDAY Law
worlmcn have legsn ,l,.uns "A,
congregational college efnnnd. n,a,
nuiIefs Cove
state Superintendent nUan /. con
iuctlng a state t.aehefs' examination
II walla waila
During the pfc..nt week IA. sul,r,
DAYS have hccn succeeded T., dsleh,
fully cool night.
Mr. Belle nc,tman. Of san Fran.
cisco i. in the city. visiting her cousin
Mrs oppeheimer
The aetmania Au,c,, will civ.
another picnic a, Woodland r.,t on
SUNDAY, sept 9Th
II IL said that the ut.,'. Ila,,.ot
iIarbor train from this city viii begin
running neut SUNDAY.
The newt play Al the ol,mnIs
Theater On the 2Glh init. will d.
The Corner urccery"
Mr.. sarah woo,larI !. yi.,tinR With
Mrs. Frank Ruth at the residence oi
the latter. near Rainier
wcs,siders .ay they are Trading the
Ea.isidcrs Ia the laudahle work ~
building Improvements
A live cen,ipcdc VA. found in cal
iiornia bon oi peaches At one If our
fruit stores few day. ago.
The people decided hy large ma
jority that the bonds should be- issued,
and nov let Ms have peace
The Northern Pacific hailf"ad com
pany has changed The name Of liar
lowe Junction 10 Gate cry
On SUNDAY Al Woo,lland Park the
Ear fsm''y give performance ~
ndins ana other "mnsenenis
The phonogfaph will be on exhibit
ton Tor a few DAYS longer Al l0l Fourth
street, mornings and afternoons.
city Attorney Fitch and Judge hen.
nison are artagninR the detail. for plac.
ing the city hond. an IA. market
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ton ~ the yc.traiut pe,lod. which takes
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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-09-29

Mr.. R. G SpauIdiDg, very pleasant
paper he represents, is in town working
up subscriptions fo' the Boise States
man. Mr. Spaulling has been heard to
remark that onr town furnishes more
subscribers for the Statesman than any
town outside of its own home. This is
doubtless true, as we believe his yonng
gentleman to be truthful We have,
however, had occasion to note some such
mean instincts about the publishers of
that paper that it max kes us sorry to
think the above is true. One very petty
meanness it displays does not disturb Us
as much as it shows the contemplate
nature of the man who manages the
concern-Cobb. we believe, is his name.
He declines to exchange with the pa
per in the town where it is their boast
that they get considerable patronage.
We are not personally acquainted with
this man, but we were aw re, before We
were told of the fact. that he is troubled
with a very disordered liver. We found
it out through display of pnsillani-
nous jealousy he once showed when we
made a kindly mention Of rival paper.
We were again assured Of it when We
saw how his own political party scored
him at local election We have had
many other "iniications of symptoms"
to prove ihat our long-distance diagno-
sis of his disorder was correct. We hope
our town will find some other mode of
picking up the very scanty news his pa
per supplies, and will let it alone. Cobs
are used in Missouri for the manufac-
ture of mearshaum pipes, and for other
purposes where his paper might supply
substitute; but if this Cobb were in
Missouri he would not even be selected
for such uses.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-09-29
A Sage-Brush Poem.

| While benifcent providence orders
all things we'll, and causes the rain to
fall on the just and the unjnsI
alike; while the same wind which dis
arranges lady's skirts blows dust into
genilenans eyes so that he cannot see,
it is too much to expect that puny
man from the far off islands of the
Southern Seas, can come TO the snnny
and raiDless plains of Idaho, and by
incantation, jnggery or even science,
bring water from the clondless skies,
where, like Eainpa, there are no nn-
just upon whom some drops might fall
But nevertheless Melbourne brought a
blessing upon that same town of Nampa.
His attempt inspired Uncle Daniel
Bacon, ofthe Progress, to write mp an
epic poem wherein the sublime imagery
of clouds standing as sill, Mt sentinels on
the mountain tops watching the ftful
play of the elements and their vagaries
''in the ethereal, dome capped vault"
wherein MINI bii and cumulii climb to-
ward the zenith to obscure the dazzling
light of the great orb of day; where
''great masses broke from the western
piles and hoated toward the dome of
heaven, changing as they were pushed
up by the antumnal zepbyrs, FIRST spread
ing out into golden-hued bars, then
br, akipg into red mackera clouds,
pierced as it were by ten Thousand blood
dripping arrows and vanishing above
the magic plains.n Well might Uncle
Daniel exclam: "The scene was awe
inspiring; great battle was being
fought-a battle between the elements
and presamptious man, who had raised
his puny arm in rebellion against Ma
tureis ilexorable decrees.n And when
''soon the silent stars peeped from be-
hind their veil of light" and the pale
faced. beautiful moon climbed from be-
hind the Boise mouptains,n aud s-vic-
tory perched upon The brow of Nature -
the attenuated nimbii, strung out in
long lines, must have looked to the po-
etic vision ofsl he writer as if the angels
bad been laundrying their linen and
pinned it TO the sky with stars to dry,
" hile the wind blew through The whis-
kers of the defeated Melbourn as he
wended his way tothe cars which bore
him to other fields, and the Nampa base
ball club was so badly paralzed that
Caldwell made twenty-one runs to their
one.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-09-29

This from P. H. Lannan: Utah's
World Fair Commissioner : Erred
Skiff, chief of the bureau of mines and
mining, is one of the brightest men in
connection with the exposition, and he
is going to do great work for The West.
His department will be one Of the most,
il not the most. creditable of the entire
list He has started out in manner
that shows his administration will be
entirely impartial, and I expect to see
the mining industry secure great boom
under his direction of the display of its
achievements