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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

SPOKANE, Feb. 20.-The Review
says that President Hill, of the Great
Northern, returned this evening after
one Of the most successful tours .: tt g
northwest since the time Of Willard,
He zane first to Spokane, where he
addressed u meeting OF citizens In the
opera house, explained tue difficulties
his ROAD must encounter to get to the
city, and then modestly Hsked for u
right Of way the city. The mass meet
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

ing promptly VOTED II 10 him, :Ir
t1!'! ""ht Westward cll j. CT q'r RI !
tour. J. ~ : then learned TINT Iht
:"lIt" l'1at+d right Of wa drove
a''nf*t1t through II. h.A"t If t14p itv,
and. nvti1i''2 TIE u.e Ut t't4 ~,r-+:x,
tn|'th tor nt,,uf fur ..1t!~* f. rljvAt+
t tt1"oEefy$, >>:f}sF h Il r,I}f0t <I ls.1s. Fl I.
"j''z 'zezs> c:Imn'ft'ce. AFTER trtn4is.k int
t & y tX'a t,te ft*ute to il ,ftlt
"tEt e=>'z tits !" ';nrIx'e.t tItt "=z1It Il" i
~ NJ ri iii ,l'. #Hnt 'Hrs.ar 10 so:1f:s: 1l H..
=t's.ftsi. tn't=lHt<l III titifIt
.rtrt-|. =: -: - ri. :.** .:*:.. ::*.
= ht=>>t *t.'t It III 'it' W<* fltt tIf*S
:i'1: H=:s=. ak*':2 HIP t='it=lV Il tt .e,ft:
Z ['HE tl- harry f:,:t,t:: H. Ia> el44,t
4 r'tk~, u rIx!*t ef1lj>tfllf:t ii tttt1tv.@t"tI
Railway MD tlrrrettai tta;4tI,*.H.
Nl1tls: 'Mr~ Hl*l. *ar,kc .:*::t' f. tl44++
ttli,.aEn paori- ..t4 d.
''suu:ttlnG y 'tA4ll Ut xru:t+ t!u-,~
lux-, ai1d Ftu:1ir+tt r~r~ Il r,xi*tu IF wrt
ever pritAt' prttit,"y and 1rur;t:inx
In >uh"as~ uutt ettv.ttd rt,s.ti. ,:t'ls ~
l. ai!nK r'rt+t- that i1uvt. 10 b.. t.r,->+t.
TT ruh vt thr upf, ttn city with
'tH'n- without killing people. Z iur
1t Ii fuDernt " 1t. N"lt*at word will
|'~ given witch will tat an army Of
lb.f o' mtn ut work n the }fn- h--
~t+n tie Autnn IL IF lh+ Ro XIV
hnd the { lumtia liver
=t)F' miles w+4t oi Stnkalle.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

The best plan devised for cleaning
plush cushions is employed by the
Union Pacific company to remove
dust from its cars. Compressed air
is forced through flexible hose with
a small nozzle, and has a pressure OF
fifty pounds to the square inch.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Inc arrest If j ". MtMurr1y for
I'll NJ r'ttl>s rv will b. II t-triHr surprise
t" ft~ n'ntl frttnha in M;l. y Cit>, who
h1li"r~n h:n tl,nr. than un ordinary
"xt n}la'y yfots nla,4. Hi- ct,nf.s-
~'.n "t .tte rrEnc tetu*ve- t.Ii d utt f
: hn*jfl *=t9'el l.s'e;=W lziz*t@ Wnuit: u htrwi~e
Fiev" teen ~<m ft+tty nni!,t4l lueH ty
! t1J*t E MI litt5'* 'tf5I t{" fj" *ats tr::tn the
H'slt'tt+ f'it t.sxt*> t+ivr-tht* III tails
/ Of l>t~ t,fI >r4= alt4 tat*ttte*.
zt=S. II i .f s4,Y Inv 4:
! '*ft:= T. t.tit IL N,ty~ N l,zt4,> sttf r,.r. =
/ - II tttft' u "tt**=*t rtytzt.' In tluAt +
ft*ffth &t*I .,sssH t* tt-s bel+it II.
'Ih*: j''t% z~:;;|ttll it}-tttti:a I,1-re,,,nt !
W*|h*fN: W:aa}t=u tit4ft"ttt3k what, lln
*.*t+ '"t /. + ts*f t w. ri ri t4.*t :NcMur az.
.nt:1: fitttts C>tlt: " ~- il I,Art}'*1:Ar'"
t.h& ''t'*~tnt- ott+. :>>:tI'n Me ,lurfnv
N= "ttEE4t+ =Aa T,Sx-t.t Hzert;. 1,s*f >%+~tl::*
Min C t. rlri lItstnA hi. t.,r4 liz; o..
t*r WATKINS w+fr 'S'Yn+n:ly 1t cn,l1-
IM11y, aud E't't :n.t r~rv *stlI II t1iiAiiIt-
~. A. tlt~ t'n&4 Within N~~ h+ rry, =
.hr ttatt Vt! i+I'i u lt.- y + h+ru
l't"Fi" IT, T.. 49, ~ trial ut Fnrgo,
Wat t''~s: n'tt McMt,r,y. ". re tmt1 !:
W'h'* t. "a the c.-. During th-
tt.e til II W 'ki' Wt@ :k'-t, very 1it k i.
hhd !hcMutfuv hutet1 hin ut.t hp =
WIS htle t. t-tnttM tMt. NtMurr"> had
httn ~ tt t i"'-'nl he, vi t since Feb;u.
ATTY, 1S!', u'il Nuvet1D D:.r. ~, wt,tu
III. H- r., ton Wa t>< ii itr. Chief
P0"1ttfi t i'I>.i ft,r f. G-'l Of this d.
v'rstt had tt.4v'd trtun-nt rr,n.
plants Vi "*- Vt nnt g: *tGm regis-r-
~ letters t'~'w Ii H-t+Ita auu Miles
City. He -usprrl' d NcAlurr.y, nsr-1-
taintd vi tr'' IT, xBe stop.*'nQ in Chi
cag''. and ~ro'+ him. telling t,.mtf
the r"tb rit- IT wltlth h. vas 4,l.-
rccttd, und H*k,nR r. -tltuipu. The
r.-nIt ~u> McNurray con't sed, aud
1n*uec'or Wa kiu~ WAS detailed to 20
en-t aud nrr"~t him, Sn.::e If tie
If McMu4rny'- work h,e ~
f"!ln"-: Frhn ii p4ck1x c"utaln,rx
$..t H. trok S'n; rom u1e with S597
he to~ but 81; frtn $5t ia. kue-
$40: IFo1n p'ck tEes c,1I14lnltg r1e
S3U. H. =! tn,t $751; rft+ 81 .Sn l,4t still
Atntner $lG -. H. .pk I'll. Absorbing
IT, TVS WITH tell r3ttf+ >+inn hr u X A'4cuf
::34:' afto4etn+r. McMu' ray is II v'.urg
llinh Alu 1t WIS hi- expensive habits
[htt jti Jut~t l} dell , -tl.," Ct him,
ana KEEP Oh :'h~ h. k'A3 tnr him.
Ilt+H j. *"1 tH'~tHl rt-.k on thu
IT. l"nn .itvt~t''u WtU-s- haiti i y. Il r+c~
1r'!> are hn' l<t'"wt. 1o Jutls+ H.d+ll,
" Il" fines mt th.%s tll!tE~, E.nt be-
' .,.s~ '1t ~n>t,+.'t~ # nlau but ttr4ust
| l. !, = ~ e-~ it knuw tn-n1
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

All persons in 1ebted to P. F. Collier
for subscriptions, Which ARE due or
psst due. aud that are Ia my hands
for collection, will kindly cali III ME-
and effect settlement b+fo!e February
25 Il uext.
b ituI11xS
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

why. jackson. this isnt,*a bit the
kind of Il house supposed you would
build,"
No. i'n rather surprised myself, hut
the architect il very well satisfied
Lon1!un Tit-Bits
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23
4nl ais for V4,t,b.

The undersigned will receive b}da
until March lst, ut the Slockernwe1 J
Natiouat hank, for 4urn' 'shtuE twenty
(20) c"tds Of dry pine wm t at the
Electric Light Station In This city.
Fl. F. RATCHFLoR,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Sometimes, said conscientious
old gentleman, II stop when I'm sure
I'm telling the truth and think it
over. for fear Tn getting it loetle
warped"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Animals of the bovine cow order
have no teeth in the front Of the up
per jaw. Some species are said to
have no teeth at all in the upper Jaw,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Bionrs-l want You to subscribe sonle-
thing toward sending Hi expedition 10
discover tie north pole
BltnkS--Sot lnucil: But suppose
shall have to subscribe something to-
war4 sending ont the rescuiug ;arty.-
Sumeryllle journal
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

First quality of white ash is becom-
ing SO scarce that III a few years oak
will have to be used for coach poles
and for other purposes where ash is
now employed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23
''<4a EaAxe'"

A man was explaining to hi, wife how
the telephone il worked: u:
ut Is Wonderfully simple All vou
have to do IL to gra>l' the apparatus with
one hand anu talk with the other "-~
Paix
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Mrs. McGinnesse -~ Oi hear yr
wolfe do DO sick. Mr.. McCa1lahan.
Mr. McCallahun-Yis, she do bo
very sick, Mrs. McGinnesse.
us she dangerous7"
"Niver bit. She do be paoeahla
enough now. New York Weekly. !;
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Doctor Ito newly r.,:lstr father>-Sir.
you are to be congratulated You are
the father ot twins
Happy Parent tdoubtfully-rhat's So
They might have been trlplets, Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

"A candle for killing insects" is a
mixture OF insect powder and tallow,
or something else that will burn.
nodded around q wick.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

Baby growing right along:"
"Oh, yes. think he will catch up
with his voice in Il year or SO, "-lndian-.
apolls Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23
The Quail In Frnnen.

In France the quail is called the
bird Of prophecy; this from an idea
that the number Of his calls foretells
the price Of wheat If he calls twice
without resting the farmers expect
but two francs per bushel for his
grain, if the bird calls four times he
expects to realize twice the price
which two calls insures. st. Louis
Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

"You ought to tnke out patent for
those fish stories Of yours. MIR. Long
bowe."
"What do you meun?"
"Well, you invented them. you know"
Once II Week,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23

4. F, B. {. NJ. ! s:'t"~:'"'. ~: At ''esfs as:oS* Nc
I',:. w. "':t Ehltt Wtd4* >ys ot THE
ttU:,th.
n n T tn.t%r I4}ttet NJ. H. *inte,~ at
l. u u hir hal IN the tir> and
'T1:.s :: A.,- It the honih.
u nr q 1ru* dr l.e1i<n No 1nerts at
H UF OH Fellows het! DH the titrt and
THURSDAYS II ,ll.: HuI!..
n r. r. TAR Of the Wa9i lo1ke meets ut
|, u, u, u Mar""ic All every Thursday
n A n T.. t;rlnt ros1. M, II, mee4
b, u, H. Ut Odd Fellows hull Oil the hfzt
nnl ttlrl TueslHys Ut the mon'h.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-23
THE POLICE GAZETTE

I-tl,e only illustrated paper }n the
W Id containing alI the latest -enHA.
ttonhi md sporting news. No Sslcou
f"eper, Barber or Club f ol can af'
L.. -. to he without it. 1t always mskes
l. enH4 wherever 1t Roes.
Mailed to any address in the United
& tes, securely wrapped. IL weeks to'
ei.t !.
send five cents for sample copy.
RICHARD FOX
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DEATHS md FUNERALS.

KEEpSA-At Grace hospital. Seattle, Wash, on
THURSDAY. May u. 1892, Loetz kenosa, OF con-
sumption, aged 30 years
yERGLTS-At the family residence. 1929 Front
street. Seattle, Wash. Thursday. May IL 1892
Mrs Matilda +. Bersiin. wife OF q. Bergiin, in
Childbirth. aged 81 years
The funeral viii take place Sunday from Cross &
90 undertake ing rooms under the auspices OF the
Independent order OF Good Jempiars
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ALL DROP LINE OR TELEPHONE -
Y before selling your ftrnit,!re frrde-icI, e - :
s"n' Masonic ieFlple. second aud Pike. Telcphons
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JfJRTHS.

HAZELTINE-fn Seattle, Wednesday, May il.
1892. 10 the wife OF Ben HazeIine, q son.
TyEY-At Brighton Beach, Thursday, May IL
1892, 10 the wife OF Il. iyey, a SON
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j. OGh END FRy

\ - lnpN = blNpERY, BLANK BO0K
q mahaiEftur rs " asAfngfou street co.,
SS2mmeFciSl' rooms and Ferry block seaitle
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DoBEkl q MkSTERMAN. HEAVY FoRc-
Z. iil- a'.t IV'fr~I h.ar SSmithing, machine snip
steamboat s1i dag and WORK: frq-a.,.ana. srs
standpiprs made aud put Oh nuitdin s: Ne{l-norinr
to1!~ nldrr@ 1t a Kind; cal fo- pans and estt-
macs: i1liv equipped To DO all linda ~ ,,frt-
nee e in lac state. shop On We, street hatIaen
esler avenue and Columbia street y O Iox
i'll. Seattle. Wash
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MARRIAGES..

GILLIEs-sLUYTER-Tn Seattle Thursday, May
IL. 1892, by Rev. ReniaDin Parsons Robert
Giilies and Weitha n sIuyter, both Of Seattle.
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Ed tC4TToS II.

- ~ IL. ~ttoEt land AND TYPFWpIr
- ing Institute ronus 30i- 302 top tioor or'.i,
tai block Reduced rates for The sun ,ner ,f,n,b.
MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY-TFp,f COS,
VA mences February l, 1892. Address sernnt
ana Madison ~trce-~. ''"
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TMPoUNDED STOCK AT AUCTiON-M0N
i day. May 10, 1892 at 10 n. m. In front ofio-
lice headquarters. corner Of Yesler avenue and
Third street | Will sell NJ public auction 20 the
highest bidder for cash. 10 pay the expense OF irs
pounding and keeping, the following descriDsi
animals. to-wit:
tll one sorrel horse pony; about eight ~
years OF age; saddle marked and white stripe on
face: also one bay horse about six (o years OF ara.
branded on leff shoulder "T; left fors foot calSed
The owner OF the above described animals are %
me- unknown
A. JACKSON. Chief of Police.
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Il iFE WRITERS,

tpH EESf-ffPEw RITEHs: ALL kTNns
,,t -. - hAfpee, General Agent 81. P,ope.r
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CT IRTG ANTS,

~
..ntIDA' SPIRIT MEDIUM. MAGNEItC
. - treatments: perfume ana alcohol baths. de-
H-ttIui ana re ave. Rooms j and =, The West
minister. l,2l2As Front street.
4 KENEp-ASToNI-iIINI Nc REV ELATION~t
y professor Morse. The celebrated r gSn trance
C!alFN"F ant. eftrN Lid i1y ,iT5E VeS..ed helps
az Nhu are IA trouble: never fails. gives ADVICE on
al points o. interest: business actions love
A-t!Is- family troubles y tck sprcu!attJns. Law
susts absent friends. lucky Humr-rs lucky
Gays luterpTetS dreams. locates diseases, HID
On treasures and stolen goods. restores los.
affections. hrlnZS the separated together makes
speedy and happy marriages with tie one you
love irlis u the one love Is false. has
l1FsF Roman gyP m Ia Snau 10 belp All oIt az
tF"aoei cures Wirche-y. rs. drtuaeunt~ ard eli
long stand NJ ana mysterious disease, truth uar-
AH-r"7l ief - upward. ta4}sma1 far Luck revna's
everything; no imposition; !i sou ARE unhappy
Zee Cisc1ursC from any cause tathIu. tlifrnia-
tpn I~ given won how TO improve your condition
Al once isr.ors ,2os Second street, next door
tIt2auS' N(srset
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t,sT.

7 O>T-i STRING OF G0ID-PLATED RFAfsS
Il sad !ocke;. Reward Viii paid II LETT al THIS
office
I OSf-WATCH; BETWEEN MAIN AND
l. N4shiHglna; opeE-face WAltham FINDER vii
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ar CHFTECTS.

IRCHFTECTS.
DOoNE & WILCOX, NEW YORK BLOCK.
L'VFRS & KEITH. ARCHITECTS ROOMS
Il SOP. sos ana 504 Butter n!ock.
L hJCk
4. block
II STFINM RCHITECT - HOoMS 10
ii and - Boston block, corner second and Co
lumha STREETS.
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W ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER or,
W ladies' am gents cio;hJtz F.fth and lens
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CHRISTE.4y science.
CITY NOTICES.

nR. MELISSA c. GIDEON CHRISTIAN
~ Scientist; also obste;rician LII Third street
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DASJn GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS HEA.
ID mer Post inielll gencer building
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Pc OVAL.

PERSONAL.
MARRIED LADIES DESIRING A QUIET
VI pleasant place where they can receive every
attention during confinement, be aCc3nm.1-
dated by Mrs, Heers. experienced nurse at her
residence, So3 Washington street; charges rea-
sonable; pass the door.
DERSoNAL-YOU CAN SAVE so PER
D cent. en- household goods ny huyi7g az Fred
erck * Nelson's, Masonic Temple, secoud and
Pike streets
MRS MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE
VI 1921 Third street.
DFR~O NAI-HAVE YOU INSPECTED THE
Il Beistown Furniture Company's stock of furni-
ture aud asked their prices: 9lo Front street. IN
siallmep;s
HAVE NEW COVER put OK YOUR
IA umbrella Umbrella hospital. opposite post
office
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70 IND.

L@ol y D-TWJ HORSES. OTE BAEANp ONE
Il riACS. whsu found hEG Birdie and saddle on
Owner can Ind same ~ .nguir5H AZ EyaH'S ~
Ryan cross NJ, on 0rant street railway, south
Seattle
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ENG and r4yJyG

Gas FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. go 81,
= ond street.
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TsSTEU-TO RINT.

JUANTED-TO RENT: GOOD HOUSES IN
w good locations are in demand. Leave fuil
particulars with George VI. Van Doren, Washing
ton block. 1O5 Front street
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HTSCEII rs.

4 CLAIM FOR Sl25 so AGAINST q. =. RAW
a son. ". D., for rent, will be sod for 20. G. l.
Conover.
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EEIK ESTATE BROK ERs.

rFaHGE rOEFFEL. REAL ESTATE BRO
u ker bays and sells al kinds OF real estate
Room b Hal!fr block
Tins CLASS BI~I : 49, AND RF~IEkNCE
property in al paris OF the cltY for q; CORE
sp5nQenCe solicited. " +. LsIgerWosd. real estate
agent. successor 20 Lewis { LedSers ODD. room -
sullivan lock
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~ Ull EFNAHD-W We WILL PAY ONE
= WV Thousand collars rrwari f,sr auy man
y l-r ~ eE s." i s"" PAi-r uot worth more ftan
'ir VFite As-e, i'f 80 SUR % clothes 81 gar al
lisHss uAs.. Dy Us Gitto. q tailor no could faaxa
q ger his or sACN later Siy.es; any nIaa who
strives harder 10 please ms customers or ar,,re-
t'Aies ih@-F patronage Uare. Re fect satisfaction
90 az gay = Cur ruie Ne NIL maze Il 10 pour tn
isre>t 10 give ca GLOBE Tailorlfc to1rtesnyr
over AyAHs & fagsOa's Clo;hIas stoge.
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u-.SuIyGToS on, STOCK; DRILLING
w wells: raid-up stock half par value large re-
turns assured. Write 4o5. seattle National bahN
building
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III -iTR ID X FSxISG.

sNN' ASSAM HAIR PARLOKS-WIG MAX
-oo I ing: 49,. 49,. anh sWItchrs. RenSstorf block
'o' second street, Seattle, Wash room 81
yOnN T WITTWFR. HArKDRrSsEp ,~-D
cmaAeT olS Front, next T. Iowmsn q
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ping UP 502 FOR SIGNS, PAPER HANG
IL ing. kalsomining Harris & Greenus, Second
and Union.
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ENGIyEFRs AVID DRAroHrsMEy

! & WOGDMAN, CIVIL ENGIEEFR AND
j. deputy T.tet states surveyor Office. 90 6ri
r-Ff. -. .4y,t .srFI q
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Gan PRANCI~CO BRfpGE C0NPANY-ES-
= Elnears and contractors for BRIGGS % ia
script.oH; wharf Building p.ie-dris ing dreds ng
8u5 steam shove. eNcaVAi n. plans n spaIhra-
tons furnished on agplt alton. CORES P"n,fsnCe
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y
THOMAS RYAN-iNFORMA Is WANT
L ed of thomas Ryan; age, 81; dark complex
ion. dark eyes, medium height; very stout !;
plumber by trade Arrived st Seattle about jam
AIRY l. 1892 Friends wish TO hear Of him. Ad-
dress Andrew Jackson. Chief of Police seattle.
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EASHIoNABLE DRFSSMAKlNG: REASON.
atle prices. Room SO Union block. Froat
street. third floor: take elevator.
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W-iNTED-BOARDER Frs.

TABLE BOARD BY DAY. WEEK OR
L month; home cooking; everything first class;
best 25c meal in the city: centrally located. Mrs.
Atwood, fhe Terrace 90 Second street.
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WaNTED-MARE ABOUT 1850: MUST BE
W cheap: also, wagon and harness Address
J. H. care Post Inteiliy.ncer
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50 FCEsI NOTEC kS.

| Au.i~-FiNE SUITS MADE To- ORDER:
: j.. som pr.ceS Queen Gay Millinery farlors
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
JUNIOR MECHANICS,

Greenville Council initiated three mem
bers on Thursday night. The council is
growing nicely.
Lafayette Council was instituted on
Thursday night with forty members.
Competent officers were chosen aud the
baby will thrive, as it has a splendid field.
Its officers are: Councillor, E. j. Hill;
Vcs Councillor, w. H. Henderson,; Re-
cording Secretary, w. w. Link; Assist
ant Recording Secretary. E. Gensel; FL
nancial Secretary, G. Gepsel: Treasurer,
h. j. Kennedy; Warden, ID. keenan,; Con
ductor, +. H.. Demott; Inside Sentinel, II.
Burkheiser; Outside Sentinel, w. Smith;
Trustees. A. q. Tanner, A. c.. Gosline and
4. r. Radcliff.
The Oriental Degree was conferred last
night by the Court which had a lively
business and social session at Excelsior
Hall. There were several candidates but
the ritual was rigidly adhered to aud all
were treated alike and eujcyed the full
benefit OF the form and tests No one
seems content now without taking the
Orient.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
SONS OF BENJAMIN.

That watch scandal will not down. and
the trouble will probably not end until
hudson Lodge surrenders- the ghost.
There has been O constant clash, and The
scandal is constantly coming to the sur
face. The lodge had a benefit entertain
nent. To facilitate the sale of tickets a
gold watch was purchased, and each buyer
OF Il ticket was to have had a chance to
win the watch. The tickets were num-
bered and only the numbers of those
actually sold were to have been put in the
wheel. A number was drawn and there
was no claimant. George j. Green and
Isaac Haines, who were on the commit
tee, found the winning ticket in a batch
that had not been sold. They put up u
job and got the watch, claiming q New
tickle to Haines. The two men were then
business partners. They quarrelled
and parted, aud then the fraud
leaked out. The lodge instead of eXpell-
ing them merely suspended them for one
month and the watch was returned to the
lodge. After dealing SO lenientiy with
the offenders the lodge appointed an In
vestigating Committee to ascertain what
member had told the story and made il
public. IL was their intention to eXpel
him. This cause n lively row bat the
Committee was appointed. How to reach
the garrulous emit was a knolty
problem. 1t was suggested that every
member be summoned before the commit
tee and put under oath. This created
a jolly row and the majority were
Informed that they had compounded
n felony and were liable to be prosecuted.
The absnrdity of forgivin0 a criminal and
and Furnishing a conscientious and honest
member was made SO palpable in the hot
debate that the oath plan was dropped
and the con- .nittee is engaged in u still
hunt. Many members are incensed and
are determined to lay the matter before
tho Hran1 TnI1a If thA Gxht aNntfn ao
much longer there will be no lodge when
the grand body convenes. Every meeting
means a renewal of hostilities and the
decent members are Disguised. The
watch is a huge white elephant. Had the
two dishonest members who caused all
the trouble been promptly expelled the
public would have had some confidence
IN the lodge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-11
ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CLUE.

A regular meeting of the club was held
last Sunday. but the attendance was very
slim, which WAS accounted for by the
baseball fever at present prevailing. Only
business of a routine nature was trans
acted. and the meeting quickly adj
journed.
CLUB CUAT-Messrs. Yates. Raligan
and Farrell sr4 the pinochle fiends-The
Glee Club mad n session last night. Marty
McCue was In charge of the big fiddle"
-rhe Hoodoos" play the EUening World
baseball team tomorrow afteruouu-Haley
lost his ing" but has joined the Wood.
cutters-"Say nothing but saw wood,'' is
their motto-Steye Connolly looks cross
eyei at you if you ask him about last Sun
days galne-Wqlter Reed is very busy
just now. the event comes off on the % l.
An outing ia the next lon the tapis-The
baseball stars will tackle the CT ,ck team
of ST. Joseph's Lyceuin of the 1~9vh-Jack
Allen has II new SCENE 10 be elaborated
upon il the netr future-Next meeting
June lG,