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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS

ca>ruopoRr w. NJ. FoIoEH. chief 81
ordnance. returned To New York. IN
the I'd. from Bethlehem, Pa, after ac'
ccp,ing a lot OF barbette armor for the
new war ships. lie says the result OF
the tests was in the line Of general ex-
,.ellcnce which has characterized 'hc
nickel steel armour from the first
JAMES srRArnEE, keeper 81 a saioon
in Grecncastle, Ind, was shot anu
mor,,llv wounded. on the night OF 'he
ls, bv a tramp who entered the saloon
az the hour of closing, and demanded
.trather's money. The latter reache"
snr his gun. but was shot before nc
could use il. The assassin escaped.
Tur delegates Of the powers forming
,bc latin union, composed Of France.
Italy. Belgium and >witzerlanu' me- ~
The Belgian foreign Office. IN bruNsels,
on the I'd. to agree upon q concert =,
action in respect to the proposals ~
Nr Alfred Rothschild. and also inc
: Moritz and Levy propositions.
Tur remains Of the late Rev. pr
SCOT, father-in-law Of President liar
rison were inferred in the Washing
!. ton pa cemetery on the ~. ih'
!, c,slset remained for forty-fve minute
!, =, The house Of Joshua Wright, whrr
!, ,he face of the dead man was viewe'
Il bv many OF his old friends
: GroRGr !. BAaIEY, the 100000 eN
= nrcss rob,cr. was arrairncd. on til
90 ID. before Judge Charles Waterman 2
the district court at Davenport Ia
n and pleaded not guilty. As Tar
~ known the defense will be insanit,
IN some days will lapse before the trii
IT. begins.
~ Tur business failures occurrin
n. throughout the country during y
TO seven DAYS ended on the I'd. numbe
an for the United States. ESQ. and Tor Ca
ri ada. "a: or a total Of eGa. as compare
~ with 300 for the previous week. az
aso for the corresponding week OF Ia
i'm year.
an. a FIRE in the tenement house
iii. Flushing avenue. Brooklyn, att oclo
at on the morning of the ~. resulted
lis. the death 81 Michael Doyle. 40 yea
100 old. and Nellie Doyle. 2 years old
nd. Their and child--lnd the serious inju
in of al least half q dozen others.
THr announcement 81 the death
d. Jav Gould was received in Londor
ter few minutes after IL occurred. II j
r h no marked effect on the stock mark
ing Union Pacific shares sustained fr
,ry, tional relapse, but recovered imr
diately afterwards.
ally Ti1zlr BoRpnN was indicted on !
lie counts for the murder 81 her fat
day and stcp-mothcr. by the grand jury
9Th. Taunton Mass, on the 2d.
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FUNE RAJ SERVICES

49,, vc,.,,o, OF REV. Dr. John ".
scott. The Trc,ident's Father-'"-'-""'
=, the Whlt- House Preliminary 70
T,.,r RemovSi 20 Washington fa.' LOT
Intcrment.
WAsurSGTol Zee. 2.-The funeral
services Of Re-. n John W. Scott ZOOS
Mace ut the White House yesterday an
ernoon. The hour fixed for the services
,vas . o'clock. al which time the Eas'
room was filed Among those preSen'
wore members of the cabinet who Were
M, nall-bcarers: Nice-Presidcnt MNf'
ton and Sir .Iulian Paunccfotc, the br'''
ish minister
Rev. Tcunis :. Iiamlin. pastor % y,
Church Of the Covenant. who condnc'''
IN. services. made n brief Invocation
concluding with the Lords Prayer Y
which all joined The quartctte 81 wv
church az the Covenant choir, sea~.
in the adjoining corridor. then SAN
Rock Of Ages" one OF DE- "c"''
favoritc hymns II,
Scripture reading by Dir. l'am!in ~
lowed. the selections. incluAlng y"
promises Of long l'fc and the blessing
which attend il, being peculiarly appr'
nr;ntc in view OF the great age 81 NJ
\ ceased Or. IIainlin then rehn
slxetch Of Or. SCOTS life and trip"'
tohis memory.
asleep in Jesus'' was then rcnd'r'
hv the ouartettc. ai:d the services c'o'V
with prayer. ~. ,
At7 y. m. the funeral party icy
the Pennsylvania road for NaSh'''s,V N
Pa. where the burial viii take ~"
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FOUR TIMES PRESIDENT.

Cen. piox Jnaucurated for the Iourth
Time AS President OF the Mexican Re-
public Amid Great Pomp and tircum-
stance-Thc Ministers Resigned. hut
Were Immediately Reinstatcd - In
auguraI banquet. Firework, Etc.
CRY OF MEXICO. Dec. 2.-The fourth
inauguration of Gen. Porfirlo Diaz as
president Of Mexico took place amid
great pomp yesterday morning IN the
chamber of deputies. The houses
were decorated and the streets were
crowded. The streets from the press
dents house 10 the chamber We're
Guarded bv double line of soldiers
In the chamber were gathered the dep
uties. the diplomatic corps. members 81
the public health association nov visit
ing this city. and many other cnnspicn-
Gus citizens.
The constitutional oath was admins
tered by the president of the chamheT'
NJ. Chavero. After the ceremony Fres-
4 dent Daz went to the palace where he
/ received congratulations for two hours.
( The highest army officers presented
him with an album containing their
autographs.
/ During the ceremony Of inauguratior
lannon's were fired and bands playc.
In the streets. All the ministers re
signed but were Immediately rem
stated.
At : o'clock last evening an inar
rural banquet. with 400 covers. va
given in the palace which was magnit
Gently decorated.
Fireworks were Aet-off and a'mo'
every building in the city was bla1
of light.
The reelection Of the president = =
ccived with demonstrations OF unqua J
, fed satisfaction everywhere IN q
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spain's building ut the Columbian TX
position.

WAsurxorox. Dee. The depart
ment Of state has received news from
Spain that the Spanish government
win appropriate 5000, 600 for the cree
ton Of building for their exhibit IN
stead Of $50. 900 as heretofore stated.
The building will be q reproduction or
the Iowa adj Valepcia. which Is con-
sidcrcd the finest piece of pure spanish
architecture in existence. Ihis build
ing was erected in ias2 on the site 81
the Alcazar. the residence Of the 'ia.
The dimen,ions Of the building wan pc
is0 feet long and s. feet wide, dhvideu
into three naves bv elegant tluted pii-
lars. The plans are now on the way te
this country.
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Az Mitchell. Aaron Toss was ac

AT Mitchell, Aaron Io>~ "a' ~
luitted OF the murder OF Rich Lynn
Tur BODY Of f. H. Eymal. the drum
mer who suicided at kokomo. was
hurried in a paupers crave, unclaimed
lv relatives. though they knew OF the
circumstances
Erckrrss medical students scattered
parts Of human bodies all over an oiu
Iuildinr in the rear Of the TT wayne
Medical college. and may he arrested
for violating the health laws
lack OWEN. married. aged - years
living ten miles east of kokomo, was
i>llcd while on his way home from
town in n cart. He had been drinSlng
and fell from the cart, and getting
CAUGHT in the trappings he was dragged
TO death.
ELI Boxrwirz. of Wabash WISHES
now that he hadn't been 50 handy Win
his pen. lie goes to the pcntentiarv
for two years for forging another man
name To a promissory note.
Carefully tanned deer hide, In
fair state OF preservation. was found m
the center Of an old oak tree which was
lately felled at Pulaski
"Drck.~ the fast fire horse Of Indian
apolis. who has killed two men, has
heen killed. lie was injured in rum
away and gangrene set In
CHARLES ANDERSON, an cmploye az
tho Oliver plow factor. South Bend, was
struck on the head the other morning
bv bursting emery wheel, receiving
fatal injuries.
:. En- Bl.Yrp. S. an employee at the
: I l. IA
: victim of fatal runaway accident lie
was thrown from wagon and instant
ly killed.
7. MRs. WALTER O'NEAL, of Ballenger-
= town. stole twenty dollars from Dame
Balm. neighbor farmer Saturday she
confessed the theft and returned th'
:. money. and died from self-admlnis
= tered dose of rough on rats.
y Ar the mine OF the New kcntuck,
u Coal Co., Clinton, an immense piece 2
slate. nine by six feet and foot thictN
a. fell on four men. Pit Boss Miles wa
killed outright, one had both leg
~ broken. and another had his bac
!. broken
~ Two boys, while skating on the =
Mary's river. TT Wayne, made "A ghas'
Nv ma. III WIS tHt DV'.N - ~ 0ih"
" child, and was frozen stiff in the ice
The coroner has charge Of the remains
IN A NEW daily paper viii soon he star
VA ca at Warsaw.
~ THE Mcrwyn-Dallas House on IN
IL Marsh Company went ashore at lndia'
a. apolis after Il precarious existence.
Ill Ar indianapolis, Special Agent hi
bcns. of the Civil Service Board, NJ
/, Secretary Woodward, of the loo
i, . board. examined sixty-seven youn
,ad men who are burning to serve the
n, country in the railway postal service
"a carr JAMES W. IRosr, 81 the steai
mo er Jim Montgomery, was found dead
bed on board that steamer AT BETH
.wc mem He retired at III O'CLOCK in I
her usual health, The supposed cause
|, a, his death was heart disease. lie leav
wife and four children IN Maids
und one son at Ripley. q
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A, Interesttng Collection for the worn
bair.

WAsurxeroS. D,-. ..-The emp,
OF Germany has consented to SEM
,hc Worlds fair what will BE- one
,hc most remarkable and attract
features to he seen in Chicago he
wear. |, viii consist OF coiicrt'on
prcsco,s received hy his grandfar,e.
the Emperor William, his father' :
neror Frederick. and himself rom "
fellow sovcreigns in Europe A. wen
from the emperor of Germany.
Thc collection will be entrusted
the carc of the Letin-Amcrican d'p'
~ .nt. hut tho conditions under y"
Il ..ill bc exhibited have not ocSh
nn,,nrcl
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WAsuISGToS. Dec. IA telegram
was received here. yesterday. saying that
Randall Lee Gibson. Of louisiana re-
ported living dangerously sick at iiot
sprinOs. Ark, was better, though still
quite weak.
senator Gibson has always been more
or less Of an invalid. lie vas born IN
Kentucky in ls3a. and is consequently
90 wears OF age.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 2. The WI
p.,rocr,,'s san Antonio tTcN. ~p'
.avs. The international Y -
x,r,hcrn. the Texas & Pacific
Mexican National. the Southern N"
ana tho san Antonio Y Arkansas !
railroads. have united IN rrrsch'''
no.i,ion "a President Diaz ASKING
he exempt from the new dN'y, ~
ven, into eject Yesterday. aii
,yb,ch had reached the border NJ
and was prevented from cfo~A'hN
Movie, ~ the time given o. a'''
az the blockade on the Mcy'clh :
PARTICULARLY lhe Mexican Nat'oaaA
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.sulNGToN, Dec. L. Secretary ro%-
Ter has directed Supervising Architect
rdoybroolS to investigate the chargc'
prc fe~red AGAINST NJ Bell. special
agent IN The architects office. rcsidcnS
IN Chicago. Mr.. Bell i charged win
discrimination in neutrality-suspicious..
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s,r,c,.cn with Renr, FAILURE.

WAsurSoToy. Dee. i.--S. Garrettson'
chief az the account division. a.chl'
,cc.'s office. treasury department, waa
stricken with heart failure while AZ his
desk yesterday caused ny overworK'
and lies in critical condition.
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IL the French chamber Of deputies.
on the asth. NJ Brisson. chairman OF
the committee on the Panama canal in
vestiration. demanded Of the govern
mont that an autopsy be held on the
body of the late Baron Rcinach. VI.
Ricard. minister Of justice. replied that
the law did not permit u. a division
,vas taken a. to sustaining NJ. Ricard
and the government was defeated
The resignation Of the ministry was a
once announced
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Drv. DIR Joux WIrHERsrooS SCOTT
the venerable father-in-law Of Presi-
dent Harrison died AT 4:i0 o'clock on
the afternoon Of the 2?th. at the age OF
% wears lie passed away at the execu-
tive mansion. whore he went with ms
daughter and son-in-law when they
made IL their home.
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Tnr court Of claims. in the case %
~. pacih. Mail Steamship Go. IS. the
United states TO recover compensation
for carving mail from san franci~c"
~ australia and the Sandwich and
EiH islands the rate 81 compensation
10 he equal TO the sea postage. decided
on the asth. in favor of the steamship
companv. The period for which the
sen postage Is awarded the company
extend from October .. 1919. 70 May
%. Iss5 The amount involved in the
shit will have 10 be computed.
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THE affairs of the Lima tol national
t.nk. which failed last March We're
wound M. on the soth. and taken ou'
~ the hands Of the receiver 10y the pay,
ment of "A second and final dividend OF
80 per cent.
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OK The Goth Sub Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs Aspiro1. Of Mexico. delivered 70
p-asiden, Diaz the collective rcsigna-
ton Of the entire cabinet, leaving nun
n, liberty to appoint new cabinet ~
ter lis inauguration for his next term
which began on the lst-
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Ir Is expected that the delivery to me me
Worlds fair directors of the a'uVv,VvV
Columbian exposition souvenir nan oo'-
lars viii begin about the 18th.
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~ew Post Omccs-Green Goods IN W"
Mails.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Fourth As
sis,ant Postmastcr-t;eneral Rathbone
reports the number OF new post o'i'ees
established during the past fiscal year
as4.lO5 greater than during any pre-
vicus year. except 1890. Over one
fourth of the new offices went TO A.
kansas. Texas. Mississippi. Alabama
Georgia and North Carolina The
greatest Increase in any state was IN
Georgia.
He comments upon the inefiiciency
Of legislation relating 70 the use OF
mails hv the green goods swindier'
and saws this business is assuming th'
proportions az the Louisiana lottery
before operations were commence
against that institution. He suggest
that the revised statutes be soamende'
rs "a make the mailings Of greer
goods circulars and literature a con
tinnous offcnsc from the point 81 mai
ing to the place Of destination 50 that
prosecution will lie ut either point.
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Z,uurpuAS. the American bicycle
ohamnion. Is confined to his home IN
Manasquan. \. J.. far from Wen
man. lie is in no condition to race or
even to get himself into shape. ana VIII
not race again until next season
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DISPATCH from Hong Kong SAYS
that seventy-four lives were lost oy 'he
wreck Of the japanese dispatch ooa'
Chisimakan. which was sunk IN lne
.Japan sea in a collision with 'he En-
rlish steamer Ravenna.
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RoRErr OLSEN. otherwise luck
was hanged in the jail yard at Dorches-
ter. y. b.. on the LIST. for the murder ~
Policeman Joseph Steadnan. in Mon
roe. August l. As the black cap was
being adjusted, Buck" said to the
hangman. Let her go" lie LETT 2
confession with his lawyer which VIII
reveal his true name and history 81
his life.
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Henry CrEws who represents ma
;oritv ~ the stockholders of the Rich
mond Terminal. has written letter to
President Oakman demanding an i'm
mediate and thorough investigation OF
VIVA. he terms ''monstrous steai
that has made Richmond Terminal
s.ocls shrink in value SAC 600. 600.
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PRESIDENT PALMER Of the World :
fair national commission Is preparing
estimates 10 submit to the next session
of congress in connection with 'he APP
nropria,ion to be made for the ma
tional commission.
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IL an interview in the Dublin Free
nan Archbishop Walsh advocates ni-
me,allism. which. he says, migh, s"',
the farmers of Ireland threa''"'"
with ultimate ruin.
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FNrrnon WILLIAM started for shesia,
., ,ha 18th. on "A shooting trip lie ma"
~ all appearances recovered eh''r's
from his recent attack OF chills.
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THE discovery ~ the putrefylng ana
noisome parts % five human bodies III
and around an Old building in the rear
If TAYLOR university. al Fort wayne
Ind. formerly used as dissecting room
led to fling. on the goth. Of afiidavi's
against the officials OF the university
charging them with maintaining a
nuisance.
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TIFF church Of 81. Michael one 81 the
fines, in the city of Vienna. and which
has pcen visited hy tourists from all
nar,s Of the world. was destroyed by
frc on the night 81 the 30th. " was
originally erected in the Eomancsque
stvle in ialg-2l The loss to the city =
irrcparablc. and causes much regret
among all classes
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THF appeals of the Russian provinces
"a The government for help indicate
That The famine will he acute. though
less general than in ls'l- in many
places peasants are starving Ana Yet
Russian wheat IS pouring in large
Quantities into Great Britain.
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OFFICIAL FIGURES.

49,, ,,..,l, of an. Rat. Election Ia This
state.
The oaicial vote OF Indiana. by coun'
ties. east at the recent election y SHOWN
in the following table;
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AT Einseidlin. Switzerland. on inc
o-th. about fifty young priests and nuns
were consecrated for special missionary
work in the United States. The heiu
az the priests labors will be IN Arkah-
.as while the nuns 90 10 Oregon.
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Nss. CArHEEIxE HENDRICKS. mother
IF Rev. Thomas Hendricks. of Roches-
t.r \. y: Rev. J. w. Hendricks. OF
Iivonia. y. Y. and Peter Hendricks
eorist. of New York city. died ut the
home Of her son at Livonia on the Isl.
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EuAxrEr. CUSTER. father OF the late
Gen. George Custer. the famous cavalry
leader. died at the residence Of his son,
Rev. J. Custer. in Parsonvillc, Mich.
on the 27,h. aged - years. The loss 81
three sons. grandson and son-'n-
law on the same bloody day on the Lit
tie Big Horn was the measure ~ tins
old mans sacrifice for the republic.
, 1892-04-26
CUT OFF HIs PIG TA1L.

Jim HOrr is Now an out ana ont
"tWeIican Man,,
Jim Horr has amputated his pig tail and
is "no more Chinaman." He now makes
his headquarters at the Y. M. c. A. rooms,
where he amuses himself by writing let
ters in red ink to imaginary friends and in
telling about what he intends to do. His
knowledge of the alphabet is quite good.
He will sit and trace the letters with the
painstaking care of a school boy anxious
to make fine penman. Saturday he came
into the rooms and sat down at the writing
desk as usual. He grinned gleefully when
the general secretary came in:
'See! Me cut him offP' he exclaimed.
raising his cap eagerly and displaying q
shaggy tuft Of hair that once formed the
connecting link between the defunct pig
tail and his scalp. "Me go now to China
store no more, Me Mclean now, he CON
tinued, repeating the words used by some
one in the room.
just about the time the Cinnamon threat
ened to demoralize Jim he called at the
rooms and wrote out an application for
employment in red ink, which he hung On
a conspicuous hook Sunday he said !:
SCOT sob. Gloin' to wolk tomollow.a AS
an evidence of good faith he attended
church Sunday in the morning and the
gospel meeting at Tacoma ball in the after
noon.
, 1892-04-26
EVERYBODY IN WASHINGTON SHOULD GO
TO OCOsTA,
HOQUIAM,
PETERSONS POINT,
ABERDEEN AND
MONTEsANO, ON
Saturday and Sunday, May 7, 5.
BIG CLAM BAKE, ADDRESSES, MUSIC,
DANCING, BOATING, FISHING
AND BATHING.
THE PROGRAMME. E.

|
1. A special excursion train of annie
number Of cars to accommodate all, will be
4 furnished by the Northern Pacific which
4 Will leave Seattle at 80 a. a.n., and Tacoma
at 100 am. on Saturday morning. Nav 7th.
which can be joined by people from ali
parts OF the state at its starting points and
! along its line to Montesano, its first ston-
| ping point on Gray's Harbor, reaching
/ Qcosta about IL am At every town on
the Harbor steam crafts will be in readiness
\ to convey the people to Ocosta from points
not reached by railroad, free Of charge.
railroad transp spOrtatiOn will be two cents
per mile, half rate from the starting point
OF each person, who will be furnished round
| Trip tickets at any of the ticket offices of
the company, good to return on special or
regular train Saturday or Sunday, Nav 7th
and 8th, making about $4.15 for the round
trip of 104 miles from Tacoma to Ocosta.
and S5.85 from Seattle.
2. At Ocosta will occur the centennial
address by Hon. ElWood Evans, president
of the State Historical Society, and other
exercises.
3. Following the addresses clambake
will be served to all, by the people of Ocos-
ia, free of charge.
4. After the exercises and refreshments
at Ocosta, those desiring to return home
Saturday evening, and desiring to visit the
ocean beach before, can do so, until the
excursion train leaves at about O'Clock
for Tacoma and returning at o'clock Sun-
day morning, May 8th, bringing those who
desire to visit the harbor and the ocean
beach that day until pm, the excursion
train then returning. Those who desire
TO remain until Sunday will be conveyed
by boats, free of charge, to Hoquiam and
Aberdeen. at the former town the press
OF the state will be entertained at a ban
quet, and others to entertainments at Alb
erdeen and Hoquiam.
5. The rates of hotel entertainment to
all, except the press, will be from ST. to So
per day, reduction Of one-third the usual
rates. AL the social entertainments are to
be free to all.
6. On Sunday boats win leave all the
Harbor towns for Westport, Peterson's
Point and the ocean beach, free of charge.
when free clambake entertainment will
be extended to all, by the citizens of that
locality. A request has been made by the
State Historical Society, through Senator
Allen, to the secretary Of the navy that he
order two Of the large war vessels, now at
San francisco, to Grays Harbor on the 7th
OF May, which request the Society believes
will be granted. An effort is also being
made to secure dozen of the unciviHzed
Yakima Indians to give a genuine aborig- |
lnal war dance on the ocean beach, and al |
50 a ghost dance. 1t is also expected, if /
the weather permits, that ocean tug trips /
Will be made over the bar to the open sea
for those desiring to 60.
, 1892-04-26
DO XOU WANT WORK
Leave Your Name and Address at
the N. w. C. A. Rooms,

Leave Your Name and Address at
the Y. VI. G. A. Rooms.
There are several applications for EN-
ployment on file in the employment bu-
reau department. Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. There are also ap-
Plieations for employees. Among the for
mer is the name of a young man who
desires a position as clerk in an abstract
office. He is also familiar with the work
ot q surveying party, with the exception of
handling transit. This applicant is a
good all around man in almost any office
or clerical position. He can furnish first
class recommendations. He lives in Olvn-
pla. A man familiar with stock raising
left his name at the rooms a short time
ago, He will accept any kind of light en-
pIoyment.
This morning a restaurant proprietor
hurried into the rooms in search of a
dlshwasher- pay $25 per month and board.
He was directed to a man in search of
work.
The general secretary also knows of a
place where man familiar with clearing
brush and timber land can find employ
ment. Men in search of employment
should leave their names at the Y. M. G..
A. rooms. There is no telling what mo-
ment demand may be made for some par
tlcnlar kind of assistance. Ladies having
rooms to rent or who can furnish board
will find it greatly to their interest to leave
name and address with terms at the asso-
citation rOOToS