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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

C-est ton1ours avec p'alsir que Je
rscois votre journal, le samedi de
chaque semsine,t .parceque, il me
tisnt al e~ourant. DIES .nouvelles de Ia
Paroisse Lafourche, en- general, ct de
10 vile de Thibodaux en- particular.
J'y trouve I'm compte-rendu, DIES
%naissances, DIES deces. DIES marriages, ct
meme, DIES licences accordees par le
Grender de Ia cour. Jusqu'a ce jour
dependant, j'ai en- vain, essaye d'y
voir lie programme dune Fete qui Sc
prepare i Thibodaux, ct don't j'entends
beaucoup parIer. Sans null doute,
vOus etes au courant de ces noces
dor du venerable Doycn du Clerge
do Ia Louisiana, qui doivent etre
cSlebrees lie 10 Feyrier.
II Nc m'appartient pas de falS
fhistorique de la vie ct des actes du
Tres Rev. Pere Manard, ce grand
Ap6tre du Bayou Lafourche, je laisse
! une plume plus habile lie soin de
dire al monde e%ntier, combien son
devouement a etc grand ct comment
il a passs SO ans au service de rhu-
mantle ct de la civilization, Of c'est de
vous, Mr.. rEditeur, que j'attends n
partio de cette historic qui passera
de generation en- generation. Prstre,
en- e1et, depuis 80 ans, ct pendant so
annees, avoir 6vangelizs lie District de
Lafourche, pendant SO annees, avoir
g%ouverne une Paroisse CONNIE cclle de
Thibodaux, avoir WI naitre, slevs ct
instruit des senateurs ct des gouver
nsurs, ct etre entourrs des lumieres
de notre Fiat, demontre combien 10
digne missionnaire a su faire fructi6er
ls grain de Sencre. LIE respect que
son nom commando, partout on il est
p%rononce, depuis Donaldsonvills JUS
qua IL Cheniere Caminada, prouve
restime que Ton conserve pour &c
noble Ap6tre do lrEvangile, ct Ia
reconnaissance que ron resent pour
Les sueurs QUA q verse pour lie bien
spirituel ct meme temporal de ses
concitoyens. Cette admiration pour
ce grand Pretre s'Gtend au-dela des
limites. dc "a Paroisse ; le diocese de
ID Nouyelle ORLEANS, ct rEtat de la
Louisiana en- retentissent, ct lie pre-
mier Pasteur du Diocese, PArcheveque
de 10 N. 0. veut bisn lui-meme faire
honneur, par 8 presence, ! cetts
grande Fsts. qui vera aussi un grand
nonbre d'autres membres du Clsrge.
Je pr6vois, 1 l~'avance, combicn. Get
alerte vieillard sera heureux de -
voir entoure, IN ce beau jour, que trop
peu, helasl peuvent celebrer, de TAM
d'amis qui viendront lui exprimer leur
sentiments de reconnaissance ct lul
dire du fond du cnur lie : "Ad multos
aonns." SEES sacrifices, son talent, ses
vertus l'avaient appele ! un sacerdoce
plus elevG son devouement ! ses
cheers prroissiens Ia fait demeursr
Humble cure de Thibodaux, ct ses
enfants do St Joseph lie savent aussi
ct l'estiment aussi pour celia.
Que les habitants de &C jardin de In
Louisiana se lSvent done en- masse en-
CO jour, ct donnent d ce grand homme
ct grand Prstre n recom2ense ter
reste pour ses mirites qui ne seront
reellement recompenses que par Dieu
dams ID vie future-le but de ses
efforts.
Espirant de vous lire bient6t 1 ce
sujet, j'ai lhonneur d'etre
Votre respectueux
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

lie Gil. /. D. Moore, est parti mardi
pssss, pour la NouvelIe Orleans, en-
sfaires aussi dcvant la Cour Supreme.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

Mr.. A. C.. Claudet, de Lockpoft
stsit d Thibodaux cette semaine par
afaire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

l. Juge L. p. C,illouet, est allie
en- vile. cette semaine, par affaires
devant la Cour Supreme.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

MIR. Falgout. residant reinforcement
dams notre village est parti avec 81
famille le Is courant pour allef
dem ,urer dams la paroisse Assumption
eur habitation du Maj. Perkins un
peu en- haut de Napoleonville.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

La faculte du college de Thibodaux
youdra bien nous excuser 81 nous
n'avons pas public plus tot lie "Ta-
bleau d'Honneur pour lie mois de De-
cembre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

Mr.. A. O.. P~atureau, commits dams
IL magasin de Messrs. Whitehead &
Kent, est parti pour Plaquemines
'jeudi passe pour Sc rendre aupres du
lit de 50 mere malade.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was . Child, shs cried for Csstoria,
When she became Niss. abe chung to Castoria,
NAsn ahe had Child en-, she gave them CastoriA
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-23

L. T..
NsasFVELLES
Fumez les "ThibOdeaux Special
Ciears' ct vons serez henreux,
Mr.. A. C.. Claudet, de Lockpoft
stait d Thibodaux cette semaine par
afaire.
Mr.. j. W. Libby de l'habitation
Bush Grove, etait a Thibodaux pen
dsnt Ia semaine.
l. Juge L. p. Csillouet, est allie
en- Vile. cette semaine, par a~ffaires
devant la Cour Supreme.
LIE c j. I. D Moore, est parti mardi
pssss, pour la NouvelIe Orleans, en-
sdaires aussi dcvant la Cour Supreme.
Lsez les procedures du Jury lie
Police d laurs s6ances du 4 ct du 5 de
mois, publiees dams 10 partie anglaise
de ce numero.
Mr.. Drauzln Hi:nel, habitant sucrier
de la paroisse Assumption, passalt =
Thibodaux mardi passe en- route pour
Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Mr.. A'cide M Hargis, teneur de
livres de Mr.. j. B. Levert, dams IL
paro sse St. Martin, est venu rendre
visits i ses parents pendant la semains.
Nine Chivie Sanders, recemment
en- visite chez ga snur, Nine. Clay
Knobloch, est retournee chez ellie 1
Franklin, lie.
Mr.. Augustin Adam, barber tres
populaire de Houma, ct PHon. Ernest
Picou, MARIE de Houna, etaient par
sfaires 4 Thiboiaux, lundi dernier.
La faculte du college de Thibodaux
youdra bien nous excuser 81 nous
n'avons pas public plus tot lie "Ta-
bleau d'Honneur pour lie mois de De-
cembre.
Mr.. A. @. Patureau, commits dams
IL magasin de Messrs. Whitehead &
Kent, est parti pour Plaquemines
'jeudi passe pour Sc rendre aupres du
lii de 81 mere malade.
Mr.. Falgout, resultant reinforcement
dams notre village est parti avec %
famille lie Is courant pour alleF
dem urer dams la paroisse Assumption
sur habitation du Maj. Perkins un
peu en- haut de Napoleonville.
Mr.. F. A. Tete, de la paroisse Assomp-
ton. est venu nous voir dams notre
sanctum lundi dernier dams lapres-
midi. II s'est snnonce CONNIE candi-
dat pour les honneurs s~enatoriaies du
District compose des paroisss Assom-
ton, Lafourche ct Terrebonne.
lie temps froid ct les mauvais he
Minis ont empechs beaucoup de mol
habitants de la campagne de venir =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30

The NEWS men continue their investi-
cations In search of the plague spots of
PROVIDENCE to-day. The region In the
vicinity of Back street was thoroughly
inspected, ,ths tenement houses In the jew
ish quarter particularly coming in for close
scrutiny. The chief source Of complaint
in this section may be found In the per-
sistent maintenance, by the property
owners. Of privy vaults. But a few of
these houses are connected with the sew
ers, and all of the vaults have open chutes
into which slops and other filth are emp
tied. Nearly all Of them are pumped out
not oftener than once in three months.
For majority of these receptacles for
what is properly sewerage the days Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
The Court Of Com mon Pleas.

In the Court Of Common Pleas Judge
Wilbur is still occupied with the trial Of
Larkis Mandersonian for the larceny Of
s45 from Manderos Clarkson. The defense
is an alibi.
Before Judge Rogers yesterday the trial
of the case OF Richard kicherdson Va
Eliza Pierce was concluded aud the case
given to the jury.
After considering the case for II hours
they reported they could not agree. and
were excused.
This morning the trial of the case Of
William 4. Babbitt vs.. Lewis w. Fiskc.
appellant was begun, md is still pending.
This Is an action OF troves and convention
i'm the sum of S245 for the recovery Of =
piano and other household articles.
Stone aud Lovejoy appeared for the
plaintiff, and w. X. Pierce for defendant.
Civil calendar for Saturday, assigned
case No. 60l2.
Civil calandar for Monday, assigned
cases Nos. 6764 aud Gi47; general cslandar
Nos. 4eO4. 42Os, 42l5, 42i6. 42i7. z2is and
42lQ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30

ner, comrade whom is deserving Of the
support of all comrades in this contest.
George NJ. Hunter.
Sergeant Secoad N. j. Cavalry.
For Matthews 1877. No letter.
For Jepson %. No letter.
Ninety for Policeman Gardiner. No
letter.
For Mr. Hoard 116. No note.
Forty coupons in two packages, pinned
together, for Gardiner
Forty-six votes for Charles Wilson. No
note.
For Gardiner 81. No note.
For Mathews. 100 in cardboard strips.
No note.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 90
Enclosed please find thirty.two coupons
for Joseph B. Curter. From his little
friend Angie.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 90
To the Editors Of the Netps:
Please place to the credit of Officer j.
j. O'Toole l43, and oblige friend and
A Reader.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 90
To the Editors Of the News:
Enclosed please find 100 coupons for
John II. Hall of Hose o, from
Friends of the Company.
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 20.
To the Editors Of the Netos:
Please find enclosed sixty-nine votes
for Arnold L. Potter. From his old
friend, M. ii.
providence, Sept. %.
To the Editors Of the Nous;
Please find l1S votes for Comrade VIM.
Gardiner. and 1 hope he will succeed.
DR.. L. Traver.
w. r. Mathews, IL votes No note.
For Swan 49, No letter.
Fourteen coupons for Gardiner. No
letter.
Ninety five coupons for G. o. Swan.
One vote for Gardiner, neatly enclosed
I'm an envelope.
LoNsDALE, Sept. 30.
To the Editorsot the Ntuc
Please place to the credit Of G. o. Swan
these "a coupons. II. NJ.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 80.
To the Editorsot the Neicc
Enclosed find 346 coupons to the credit
of Patrolman Chester III. Blood; 236 from
NJ. s., IS from A. =. and 20 from j. w.
w. Collector, Jr.
For Henry Il. Skinner 240. No note.
Nineteen coupons for Is. q. Niles. From
"Tbe Little Auctioneer."
For William Gardiner eighteen. No
letter.
For Gardiner four. No letter.
For Gardiner twenty-one. No note
Twenty three votes for G. o. Swan.
From Moilie r.. ockei.
Here are go more for Mr. Curtis From
Friends on His Beat"
From L. G.. Mumford twenty-five cou-
mons for "our worthy officer, William
Gardiner"
NEWPORT. X. l., Sept 90
To ths Edltors Of the News'
Please find enclosed IS coupons for
Can't. Charles Il. Wilson. Hydraulion
Company, Bristol. II. I. w. o. G., ex-
clerk OF the meritorious old company.
MAY Capt Wilson stand at the head at
the close Of the contest. w. o. q.
BRISTOL, X. l., Sept. 30.
| To the Editors Of the Nsrs:
Enclosed you will find FIVE hundred cou.
pons. You will please place TO our friend
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
OF POLITICS. SOAP MUST CO..
What Going On In the State People Near Byron Street CON-
at Present plain Loudly.
new REPUBLICAN, CLUB. A ANUISANCE CONDEMNED
East Greenwich Swings Into Line in The News Reporters Make Further
Good Style. Investigations.
IN THE PAWTUxET VALLEY TOO PRVY VAULTS VERY NUMEROUS
Hundre OF in the
Fun Unity Of Backs MIL
People Near Byron Street CON-
plain Loudly.
A NUISANCE CONDEMNED
The News Reporters Make Further
Investigations.
PRIvY VAULTS VERY NUMEROUS.

There Arc Hundreds OF Them in the
Vicinity Of Back Street and Mill
Street, and They Are OF tho Most
Dangerous sort-what the Reporters
Discovered There and Elsewhere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
Thousands Coming in From All Parts
of the State.
GARDINER STILL IN THE LEAD.
Swan, Matthews aud Wilson Coming Along
Gloriously, and It's Anybody Race
Yet-Who Has the Big Bundles TT
VIII Wind up with q Rush.

The contest is nearly over. At 10 p. NJ.
sharp 1t will close at No. z Weybosset
street.
Collectors at distance can mail their
coupons up to that hour. They will be
counted tomorrow.
The vote to-day is immense. 1t comes
from many places and from many people.
rhe funny men have begun sending
Free Trip to Europe" coupons. That's
a dead issue now.
On the whole, though, there's very lit
tie funny business Most Of the voters
are in earnest.
The balloting will close at 10. The un-
official count will be finished us soon after
as possible.
III any candidate desires a recount in
his presence or that of u representative.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
CARNEGIE IS NOT COMING.
Rumors About the Homestead Mills
Denied bv Mr., Frick,

PITTsBURG, Sept. 3o.-The statement
that Andrew Carnegie is on his way to
this country for the purpose of settling
the trouble at Homestead between the
Carnegie firm and the men is denied. In
relation to the report II. G. Frick said:
"There is not particle Of truth in tie
story. We are satisfied with the way that
our works are being run. and also with
the men,"
At the Amalgamated Association head
quarters neither President Weihe or Sec
retary Madden knew of any communities
tion from Mr.. Carnegie regarding q set
Element. They were not surprised to
hear the report that Mr.. Carnegie de-
sired settlement. They said that the
mill was not doing good work, that the
old men were necessary, and that there
was no doubt that they would be back
shortly. They asserted that some start
ling move was In contemplation, the ma
ture of which was unknown to them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
CONTINUED ON PAGE 4.

We are constantly adding to our stock OF TIlcss
and can say without egotism that our stock ID not
surpassed in New York or Boston In variety or ex-
tent.
We are particularly proud Of our line Of Brass
Goods for the fireplace.
You'd better call and see them.
OWEN McAULTFFE SON,
s. w. Cor. Broad ana Richmond StreetS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30

Weather for this evening--Clear.
For to-morrow-Cloudy and probably
rain by Sunday.
The Thermometer
Temperature from "a. NJ. Sept y. 70
QA. NJ. Sept. 30;
Highest, 81: lowest. 40; mean. 85
The Tide for Tomorrow.
High water at PRovIDkxcE at - ~
M, aud 3:54 y. n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30

Our line Of Franklin stoves and open srstss has
no equal IN the State.
This Is the time to buy stoves the cool nights OF
carly fall cause them 10 be appreciated. Look us
over OWEN McAULrrYE SoC,
s. w. Cor. Broad and Richmond Streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-30
The Edward G. Almy Company,
Cor. Westminster and Eddy SITS.

and well-wisher, William r. Matthews,
hoping him all success With best wishes
for the NEWS, the best paper In RHODE
ISLAND, l remain yours truly, John w.
Best.
CONTINUED ON PAGE z
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
ODD FELLOWS ADJOURN.
The Grand Encampment Concludes It's
Labors.

The Grand Encampment Concludes It's
LabOrs.
The final session of the members OF the
Grand Encampment of California, Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. witnessed
the transaction OF considerable business.
The whole of the proposed new constitu-
lion was adopted.
A per capita tax Of As cents. or cents
less than last year. was levied to meet the
expenses of the coming year.
The following grand officers. elected
last Tuesday. were installed by S. B.
Smith, p. G. p, retiring 2. G. p. Leonard
making appropriate remarks, as did Grand
Patriarch Savage on assuming the chair:
Grand patriarch. G. w. Savage; grand
high priest. l.. w. S. Downs; grand
senior warden, George f. Roesch; grand
scribe. w. B. Lyons; grand treasurer,
George w. Lemont; grand junior warden,
George w. Reid; grand representative.
James Leonard; grand trustees-Wil.iam
II. Barnes, II. S. VIM and f. A. Week
a magnificent jewel WAS presented, on
behalf Of the Grand Encampment. TO j..
Leonard, G. g. F., by Hon. Charles A.
Lunner before the encampment adjourned.
The deputies appointed were:
District /, L. L. lie Bourveau; 2. George
Kroner; 3, y. N. Woodruff; 4. William Hart
Wig; g. NJ. Mayer; G, William Mehl; z, g. j.
wed'l; 8. w. }. Holmes; 8. William Brockman ;
10, /. II. ZumwaIt; IL, George A. Gray; IL, n.
B. shurtleft; IS, F. W. ZlppeIlrn; IA, Samuel
II, w. Ii. Turner; 10, George X. Hendei
Is, A. Ryan; 20. ]; T GOtln; Il, +; B; Day
rell; &c, John b. Mayer; 81, Arthur S. Ward
%, John B5rsiperi 20, John s. squlher; 80, Pelei
r II. Medley; "a. NJ. L. Merry; i35, H. L. Biher
se. John A; Carlson; 81, W. N: Elliott; 3s, Ri
Foster; Al, j. w. Warboys; AZ. w. N. Masters
43. Henry jenkins; A, Henry ToIlnef; 40 C. s
Greenbeig; 46. James Woodn; AT, JOSEF III Arm
strong
The standing committees for the ensuing
year are:
DISQUALIFICATION Meyer. NJ. o. Mayer. Peie
Bennett; fnance-E. b. Cooper, j. f. Plnkham
J. W. Harris; appeals-E. Ii. BLACK. J. F
Thompson, A. &. Ward; legislation-J.
Doran, George A. Gray. Ottly Papineau; leais
laiion-Edwin Taylor, I. E. Jones' s. A. Smith
s. 0DeIdeeBer, r. Eastman; peti,ions--J. F
Hotel, M. Mayer, 7. j. Richards; by-Iaws--C. c
Terrill. George T. Shaw. f. III. Drufel, II. Lilen
thai. w. b. Lyon; mileage-L. Ellsworth, c.
Proctor, Il. j. Pye, u. L. Huntress. l. L. Coffin.
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PHOENIX TO SAN DIEGO.
A Project to Make the Cuyamsca Road
OF Some Use.

OF Some Use.
Phoenix Herald.
It is well known that the residents of San
Diego are all in favor of road affording
them direct eastern outlet, and the project
to run n line to Phoenix and Denver has
often been preached. A late San Diegan
who has become resident Of Phoenix has
again started the ball to rolling by inviting
the owners and managers Of the Cuyamaca
road to visit Phoenix for the purpose Of
agitating the question here. San Diego
stands willing TO put up big bsidy, and
it is thought Phoenix will see the benefit Of
new road and subscribe a liberal bonus.
Two routes are spoken of, one straight
down the Salt River valley 10 Yuma, re-
curing very little grading. and the other to
go via Vulture aud out through the Har-
qua Halas, opening up one OF the richest
mining regions of Arizona. The latter
route would utilize the Santa Fe. Prescott
and Phoenix road as far as the Vulture, a
distance of about forty miles. The former
route would develop the Immense agricul-
tural resources of Maricopa and Yuma coun-
ties. An engineer is now going over the
proposed route through the Harqua Halas,
and there Is no difficulty In finding an easy
grade. The heaviest grading in the whole
line would be over the mountains in San
Diego County, at the Santa Isabel ranch
The citizens of San Diego have signified
their Willingness to vote for bonds to raise
money for this work, and the vote for
bonds to open a road over the mountains
would have carried at the late election but
for a technicality, making it doubtful
whether the grade would be established
for a railroad. Mr.. Waterman and other
gentlemen interested in the Cuyamaca will
doubtless work the project to realization il
sufficiently encouraged In Arizona,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
Ouida on the Stage.

Ouida says she does not write plays, be-
cause ''inexorable laws and limits in dra-
matte composition which fetter and irri-
tate" To these must be added the annoy
ance of all the excisons, additions and
sist on after the piece Is read to them. With
your novel you are wholly free" Likewise.
with very few exceptions. English actors
and actresses act III. They are stiff and
self-eonseious. The quality of the acting
and the unintelligeDce of the audience have
kept writer's of eminence off the English
stage ever since the first Lord Lytton."
Morley Roberts. an English story writer,
is working as a laborer on the London docks
in order to get ''local color" for novel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21

ana is evenly maintained. the heat being
derived from steam pipes passing through
the tank. The timber Is soaked from two
to twelve hours according to the size of the
piece. 1t is believed that wood which IL
thus thoroughly impregnated with naphthas
line. which takes the place of the SAP and
water which 1t expels, will have peculiar
advantages In its susceptibility to nolish
for which merely rubbing with cloth will
be sufficient "A4A
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
DIR. PRICES BAKING POWDER.
Supplying the Army. Navy and Indian
Department..
MI neaa

The purchasing agents Of the United States
Government have ordered nearly one hundred
thousand pounds OF DIR. Prices Baking Powder
In the first five months OF this year, 1892.
The Government exercises great care in select
ing Its supplies OF all kinds rejecting everything
that Is not of The best, aud the very fact that IL
has adopted DIR. Prices Baking Powder Is proof
that II has found It the best OF all the baking
powders. DIR. Prices is peculiarly adapted for
export. as neither long sea voyages nor climatic
changes affect II. this brand keeping fresh and
sweet for years while other baking powders de.
terorate rapidly.
Ii Is guaranteed to the Government to be a
pure cream OF tartar powder free from ammonia.
alum other harmful substances. and Il Is also
the only baking powder prepared by physician
OF high stalidings
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21

Remarkable success is said =. ave been
attained with a new process I deserving
timber lately introduced in Ia !. nd. The
agent employed is melted naphthaline con-
1ained in IA tank in which the timber is i'm
mersed. The temperature nf the bath ID
about 200 deg. Fahrenheit or a little below
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
-,
MIscELLANEuus.
------------>---------------
Office!

In order to avoid all Mi,
understanding as to the prit
of STEAM BEER notice /
hereby given by the undo
signed Bre gers, members /
the Brewers Protective s
ISOLATION, that the price I
STEAM BEER is as fol
lows, to-wi.
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Changed His Address.

BE ION a rainy day)-Why, how doyou do?
She 0reezin gly)-Whom are you address
Ing, sir?
He-As far as ! can see am addressing
a circular.-New York Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
A StaadY Job.

Housekeeper-Idon't believe you ever did
a stroke of work in your life.
Tramp was six years in one place,
mum.
Indeed How did you happen to leavew
81 was pardoned out, mum. Judge.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21

Day-The big fair will be locked up tight
on Sundays.
Weeks-So will most of the vsitors.-New
York Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
LEGISLATIVE TICKET
STATE SENATORS

18th District WILLIAM J. DUNN
18th District..... JAMES D. KORAN
21st District. Observation-Disclosures.
MONROE GREENWOOD
sd District. go. CHARLES ). ARMS
18th District. JOHN FAY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
STAMP OUT SUFFERS.
Stamp Ont the Tile, Indecent
Bosses.
STAMP OUT OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
Stamp Out the Unprintipled Railroad
Gang.
Stamp Out These and All the Other
Frauds on Election Day With
Your Neat Little ].
STAMP OUT OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.

Cut this ticket from the 1.-THE Call" and
keep it until election day. Go very early
TO the polls, get your ballot, take THE
Call" Ticket and st mp your Y opposite the
names given below. Stamp with CO e and
stamp hard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-21
A Wise Conclusion.

Little Boy-Teacher said the Emperor OF
China has ten men to carry his umbrella
Wot's that for?
Papa dhoughtfully)-I suppose it takes
that many to remember to bring it along
Good News.