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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-24


A STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, 33I MONT
a gomsry ST.. shorthand students graduate In mos;
lay and evening classes; positions filled every week.
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A T 126 KEARNY. ROOM 9. You CAN BORROW
~ money al low rates: private rooms for Iaji...
pledges FOR sale; take elevator mrl q
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nPECIAL NOTICES.

RCSs A Sure and Safe Cure for All Irregu-
LS~S lar or painful monthly periods, from what
ever cause: instruments used; all female COM
plants treated successfully; home patients with
best care; results guaranteed by MRS. DR. GWYER,
81 / d, HYDE st. bet Eddy and Ellis iaJ2
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T AM A YOUNG LADY OF Is; HAVE BEEN"
L troubled and annoyed beyond endurance with"
sWeaty feet and armpits emitting bad OdOTs"
My mother tried all kinds OF remedies, but of no"
avail. ChirOpOdium entirely cured me- IL costs"
but 80 cents per box, mailed, sealed, secure from
observation. p. o. Box 1923, 5. Z. is3 In Su "
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? simn.on Memnrial MethndisL Enis-

Si1psOn Memorial Methodist Epis-
~ copai Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan sis
Rev. a. {. Hrst ID, pastor; residence So Oak
street. Preaching at II A. N. and 80 p. NJ
The pastor viii preach at both services. Subject
al II A. 81. So no Old Faith and the New" At 30.
the fourth OF The series % special sermons 70 young
men. subject. " Danger Signals TO the Fast Youag
Man SauZservIce aud sunday oCl at l. 30 r. 81
e. Is. IerElus, superintendent. Epworth League soy
vice az 80 p. The seats This church are free
The public cordially Invited to all the services.
Ushers IN attendance. Prayer meeting " eGueSday
evening at Z 40. Chautauqua Circle Tuesday even
ing at 80. 1a2 2ts
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E557 Gennine yelling ton Coal From the
eF~S Old mine of 10 years ago. In the market now:
500 tons IN lots to SUIT. Apply at branch once 358
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No ONE COMES AWAY FROM MRS SrFIN
~ dissatisfied; Il you want TO know what yoa do
not know come and see me- 100 Sixth: fee ST lao II
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- Welsh Rresb vterian Church, Cam
- brian Han, 1888 Mission st, between Sew
enth and Eighth-The Rev. Il. Vaughan Griffith, a
noted Welsh Divine. aud late pastor OF the Welsh
churches OF New York City and Columbus OHIO
viii preach al the above place at 80 p NJ All
Welsh people arr cordially invited to attend. Its
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CniLKCH NOTICES.

Io7rA mmce pes. SWANS. 21a su
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AE3 TOW Ih-nli"el helhoulst episcopal
~ Church. IL Toward ST. bet. Second and Third,
TWO blocks from tina Palace Hotei-Rev. S.V. Leech.
ID, pastor. Sunday services at Il a. N and : 80
p. NJ. SUNDAY school at l2;i5 NJ Young peoples
meeting $3.50 H.. n. General praise, prayer and
testimony meeting wednesday al : 80 7, NJ PRO
lessor Martin schultz. musical director Subject
Ok morning sermon: he Loss Of the Soul
Needless" Subject OF the evening sermon:
"Uur One and Only Savior" followed by
revival services Strangers aud friends cordially
invited to all services. Pastors residence. 6l3
Folsom 81. It
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- Howard Pre~b terrain Church, Mis-
- sion 81. near Ihird-The Rev. j. Is Warren
VIII preach at II 4. n. aud at : 80 p. NJ Sunday
school at 3 30 a. NJ. and 1880 T. NJ Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian EndeaVOr 6:I5 +. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80
oCk. Al are kindly invited to these services,
especially young people 1t
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A07 O'FARRELL ST. - PERFECT FITTING
~ 4 suits from So up: goods and everything
found 81 up; made In ~ hours Ia24 3ts
OK TURK ST.-STYLISH AND PERFECT FIT
Ooosulis made; 81 80 up;worS guarsnIe d II 2m
M ISSkS uRToN. SOP MASON ST, NEAR POST.
w stylish dressmakers; we do work to please YOU
neatly quickly and TO your entire satisfaction - Il
CUTS FROM So 90 UP. STYLISHLY DRAPED
~ l19 Stockton st, , doors from Geary taI2 n
ITO FOLSOM ST. - STYLISH DRESS Ann
IL ~ cloak making; children and misses suits \
speciality; 50 upward goods spoiled replaced: az
guaranteed. lao IN,
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F57 The First New Jerusalem Sweden
10 borglan) Church, U'iarreH St, bet ebsrer
and FIllmgTe-Rev. John Doughty pastor. Services
every sunday morning at II O'Clock. The pastor Will
deliver seven sunday evening dOctriu8l lectures
SuhIeCt for rhis evening: " Is There State OF Pro-
baton After Death2" Sabbath-schoUl every SUN
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. All Invited
Sc ia fra
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IEALTHY YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WISHES
II position wetnurse. Address Nurse, Box
l69, CALI, Praneh Ohlca lt*
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80 French Tanzy Wafers-I hese Waters
&c are for the relief aud cure of painful and IL
regular periods, and viii remove all distractions
and are sure and safe every time. Manufactured
by Emerson Drug Company san Jose Cal. ana for
sale by Emil unprecedented, Druggist and Chemist,
81 cor. Market and Sixth sJS sole agents for San
Francisco. ia2O 9u
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M RON LACE; FRENCH BoNBuNS;
log Powell st. iaiS >"
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n AuIIF4SI FHIUE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
II ing gold Jewelry books. KLEIN lO3 Sixth. &C
Va NJ ALLlNGHAM ARTESIAN WELL-BORER
~ 100 Filth ST., NV. cor. Howard. dellly
A HIGH PRICE FOR CAST-oFF CLOTHING:
a send postal NJ. RAPHAEL. 500 Sixth ST. 81 I'm
RUTToN-HoLES AND buttons MADE PINK
- ing latest style, plating. Is oFarrell. seIOs:
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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF AMERICAN
l Bakers viii supply all master bakers with first
class help. Apply to JOHN SHARKEY, l43 Third
street. ja4 I'm"
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- Attention. Ladies-Beware Of m
5~D posters VINO promise so much with their rem
edies they rob you OF your money and leave you in
tho same condition; IL you desire faithful treat
mcut see the Oldest lady physician the Coast,
MRS VI. DAVIS, 1886 Market ST. Murphy Building,
the only one that and VIII help you. las u
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TAILORS WANTED-DO YOU INTEN u TO SIT
on the bench all your life? Why not learn cut
ting? Two OF the boSt systems in the world 10
select from. Write call for particulars san IRAN
Manager las In
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T~TF57 Parties Looking for Good Bus
-5~S ness, long established, Will call at 3lS Kearny
St Room 3. ia22 IT
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DNICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
4 speciality; marriages anRued, quick ouist:
SUITS commenced Ia any county: COLLECTIONS claims
manages hens, attachments, etc. enforced. LEGAL
uocumentS prepared; suits of every description Ia
IehIed or prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonabIe.
no charge unless successful; criminal and civil
,a~yers pfaetlcing IN all the courts established 10
years: references, banks and business houses q
w. HOWE Il CO, attorneys and COUNSEL ors-at-iavv
ooO NhaEhet 81, corner Stockton SEQ
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SUPERIOR HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
= one or more little children; best OF care; pleas
am mouse; sunny grounds; reference II desired %
Gien Park ave. OF Twelfth ST., bet Mission and
AAVNaAus
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I'IRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE
/ work By the day; understands all kinds OF
housework. Address Laundress, Box IFS. CALL
Branch ONCE. ia24 as
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I[Ey7 Mrs. Warren, StTiish Bressmaker.
guaranteed I'm
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FE7 Nine. SattIer. French Midwife.
Ls~S takes ladies be- ore and during confinement:
cheerful home; strictly private lIO9 Missonl7 3m
E557 If You Are SUITE ing From Nervous
-s~C debility, rheumatism. c2tarrh, neuralgia or
any private disease Of any kind YOU be cured In
shorter time at less expense at 2l5 Powell St than
al any doctors office ia the city. iaI3tf
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So Mattresses! Mattresses! All De-
BE- scrPu0ns made over and repaired on your
own prem ses from s. contracts made with lOdg-
ing-hOuSe keepers aGd others. Send postal 10 X.
MILLIAMsON New W ashingLon MnteL. An 81 - u
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"A ANTED-A FEW GOOD Statesmen TO SELL
~ watches and jewelry on installmeuts: in city
and country; must have security and etsreHces;
good inducements 10 good men. Imperial Jewelry
Company. 20 O'tarrell s.. Jas II
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Rose ave. and 900 Valencia ST., cor. Twentieth
ja24 SuTuIh
A VI 90: I WANT LADY WITH $4,000 CASH For
II business that will pay fifty per cent VITA view
OF matrimouy. L, Box l49, CALL Branch. Its
AFARRY-IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND OR
w wife, in any station or lIfe send stamp for
pie copy OF our matrimonial paper. Mk. and MRS.
DRAKE Chicago, III. 1t
J.-NEET NE TONIGHT NE. POWELL AND
i. Geary 80 sharp; will bring you some vIoIeCS.
LIS c.
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u HALtKS AND GBEEN HANDS; bLANh-
" smith and carpenters. 3l3 Pacific ST. de4 If
MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE TROUBLED
vi with dyspepsia wanted to eat Calmanna.
cure for ali stomach troubles l1a-b box for 81;
for S5. Ask druggist grocer. Depot Manhattan
Food Co. 623 Howard st. nO22 3m
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30 Private Home IN Confinement
l~S Monthly irregularities restored day
without medicine; Competent physician iu house;
strictest discretion. MRS. &. SCHMIDT. German
Mission seq Is
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know anything pertaining TO your future Nine.
slater can reveal IL TO you, do not let this golden
opportunity pass unimproyed Nine Slater de
yelops the form. removes surperfuous hair and
beauties the complexion. Ladies' would do well to
consult her. Charges reasonable 10 to and to $.
lal5 Emo
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23
THE UGL1EsT MAN IN CONGRESS.
He Boasts That He Is the Only Member
Who Lives in a sod House.
From the Neo York Recorder.

From the NetU York Recorder.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Very few mem
bers OF congress live In palaces when cleo
ted, but there is only one who lived in sod
house, or shack" That is Representative
McKeighan of Red Cloud, Neb He is
about so years old, although he looks fully
ten years younger. He is noted out in Ne
braska for two things. He has never met
an adversary in debate who has not been
hunting for hole TO crawl into at the close,
aud he himself boasts that he is the ugliest
man in congress. He SAYS there are two
ugly me 4 in Nebraska. Tom Nettlaton Is
one and he himself is the other. But Nc
Keighan is an interesting character. He
went to Nebraska about twelve years ago,
after the grasshoppers had vacated the prem
ises located a claim in Red Cloud and built
sod house himself. Nebraska sod houses
are sometimes quite as comfortable to re-
side in as anything else. The congressman's
has three rooms. There is a board frame,
and that is covered with thick sods clear to
the caves and over the roof. The floor is a
foot or two below the level of the ground.
These houses are quite warm TO live in. The
owner Of this sod house was a successful
farmer, a good soldier and was also county
Judge for some time. He has always been
in politics and has been a democrat until
lately. His speciality is the tariff, and as a
state. The speech he made on the silver
bill was read from manuscript and disap-
pointed the House in a degree, except
when he left the notes. Then he
passed into that native eloquence that always
sweeps things ahead aud showed that
the next time he speaks which will be on
the tariff, he will electrify the House. In
Nebraska no one wants to meet him twice
in debate. A politician who has met him
saws that he and q friend were invited TO
speak against him on the same platform
several years ago. They looked McKeighan
over and then said It seemed a shame for
two men 60 attack such a small man as
that. The other man insisted in both unit
ing their voices, and they did. They say
the debate was soon in McKeighans hands.
and, when it was over, the two who had
been OWNED by him felt so small that they
did not speak to each other for week.
Since McKeighan came to congress Mrs.
McKeighau has closed the 'shack" and
moved into town.
Before he left Illinois he was a repub-
lican and ran for congress in the district
since represented by Judge Payson, being
defeated by a very CLOSE vote. Then he de-
clared he would no longer live in the county
or state where such a thing had occurred.
Whereupon he removed TO Nebraska, ex-
perienced democracy, aud four years ago
ran for congress, only to be again defeated,
that time as democrat. Then he became
an independent, and in that guise was
finally successful in his congressional can
didacy.
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DINING IN JAPAN.
Strange Dishes and Curious Cere-
monies at a Formal Banquet.
Il.

Strange Dishes and Curious Cere-
monies at Formal Banquet.
From the Providence Journal.
YOKOHAMA, Feb. 16.-An opportunity
has been given us lately to attend Japanese
banquet. one Of the most unique entertain
ments that can be imagined. The invita-
tions read admiral Enomotto and Ad-
niral Kabayama request the pleasure of
your company on Saturday, Feb. 6, at a
Japanese dinner at O'Clock. Sans cere-
monie' The dinner was given at the Maple
Club in Toxic, a structure built in the style
of japanese tea house, with one large
room and a few small ones, and long pass
ages on either side opening into the rooms
by the pretty sliding doors found in every
.Japanese house. IL was rather a dis
tinguished party-the United States adj
miral of this station with his wife, other
naval officers, members Of the diplomatic
corps, and other japanese nobility making
I'D the party, which numbered thirty-four.
We were met at the entrance by a num-
her of attendants who, with very low and
gracious bows. took off our boots. replacing
them by wooden slippers. We were then
conducted through long corridor of pol
ished floor to a small dressing room, where
we removed our bonnets and where we
found numerous pretty little maids to assist
us in our finishing touches, made before a
mirror belonging TO superb lacquer toilet
table, richly ornamented.
In few moments we were ushered into
another small room covered with beautiful
| mating and whose furniture consisted OF a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23
MEDICAL.
for Infants and Children.

"CAstoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known 10 me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23
MINING CLAIMS AT CREEDE.

The Procedure Followed By "Loca-
tors" in Stalking Them.
Creede Letter to ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
There are within radius Of six miles of
Creole 1872 claims staked off, named, sur
veyed, assessed and registered. OF this
total number only six are at present being
worked proftably-the Last Chance, Anne
thyst, Holy Moses, Ethel, Ridge and Mann
moth. The Holy Moses is the only one of
these completely bonded. and that for ONLY
$4,000. The manner of stalking off claim
is interesting. The locator, after satisfying
himself that he has struck it rich, drives a
plain stick Of board into the coveted spot q,
and in English more emphatic than chaste
or elegant writes thereon the name of the
claim, its boundaries when located and by
whom. Following is a literal copy Of the
literature on one of the claims:
The Julia Load We the Undersnd elaine :
1900 fl on this load or dipossit with all the /:
dips Spurs and angles 100 feet west and 400 /:
feet east And $50 fl on Each Side Of this
Steak located This 24th January 1899. bl a:
B6caters va :
A TATE lA .
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A TATE
S HoYT

In this preliminary the law has been COM
piled with. The julia Load" is the prop.
erty of the 'locaters" for thirty days il they
shouldn't even do a lick of work on it. But
if al the expiration of that time they don't
dig a hole in the ground ten feet deep they
are liable TO lose their property through the
act of the nimble jumper, who simply an
nounces on another board stuck by the side
of the other:
/, John Smith, jump this claim by right.
But if John Smith isn't careful he will get
his head blown Off and no questions asked.
There is a well-grouuded sentiment among
all classes of men in camp that the only
proper treatment OF too hasty claim ium-
per is to kill him. The correspondent was
being shown over the school land, over
which SO much acrimonious dispute mas
ragged, by Sam Jones, ex-attorney general
of Colorado. Suddenly the pair came upon
the PROSTATE body OF man lying in a
clump Of bushes There were eleven bullet
holes in the body. and the buzzards had be-
gun to feast upon the corpse. In reply TO
the correspondents astonlshed inquiry Gen.
Jones said, with the most unconcerned air:
20, it's nothing but some blsnkety-blank-
blank who jumped some fellows claim up
here, and he got what he deserved. His
family or friends, if he has any, will con-
clude in the course Of a few months that be
fell off cliff or got caught under a snow
slide and was buried. Requtescdt in pace.
says ], - concluded she general, with a tri-
umphal wave of the right hand, as he
stalked of through the snow and slush that
stopped over the tops OF his huge gum boots
and trickled down to his yarn socks.
"Why, Of course, a claim-jumper ought
to be killed on the spot" said E. c. Bur-
rows, one Of the bonanza kings of Ouray.
There is no use 10 temporize with the
devils Just shoot them down and drag
them Off the claim. Nobody will modest
you it. When l first came west they
ruined me. But for them l would be as
rich as Jay Gould to-day. l never killed
one myself, but l have known Of scores Of
them who were made to bite the dust that
their covetous eyes rested upon. Even if
case Of this sort were brought to the atten-
ton of Colorado grand jury don't be-
lieve an indictment would be found against
the slayer"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Old SOLDIER CURED
or Eczema by One set Cuticura, After Using
Many Medicines Without
Relief

Although I have very little faith in patent
medicines, bought one-half dozen bottles Sar-
saparila and one-half dozen bottles Sarsaparil-
la for eczema or prurigo. Nothing gave me
relief; and having served number of years in
the Regular Army, which entities me to the
Soldiers Home at Washington, Invent there, and
there | came across your valuable CUTICURA
OF CUTICURA SOAP, and a bottle Of CUTICURA
REsoLvENT, and after taking them and follow
ing the directions to the letter. feel and look
as well as a newborn baby by healthy mother.
do not eXaggerate it one bit when say they
have been worth TO me their weight in gold.
Q. FRED BLUM,
No. 622 Penna. Ave-, NV, Washington. D. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23

MRS. HICKs-I don't want to see you playing
with that Hall boy any more
Dick Hicks-Why not? He is a nice little
boy.
Mrs. Hicks-He appears so, but I suspect his
father is old Tammany Hall that the papers are
full of.-AetO York Herald.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23

Halls Vegetable Sicllian Hair Remover
is uuquestionably the best preservative OF
the hair. 1t is also curative OF dandruR
letter, and all scalp afections.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23

HoJAcK-The new cruiser now being built at
Philadelphia is called commerce destroyer.
Tomdik-Then 1 suppose it will be named
Mckinley. LITE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23

Ab0ott's East Indian corn paint cures all
corns, warts and bunions,-Ad. t-tgr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03

PI ynouth Republican.
In correspondence with Fl. A. Huston,
chemist Of Purdue University Agricnlt-
ural Station. at Lafayette. regarding
asked the question. How many
farmers of Marshall county can you assure
me will follow directions TO the manifest
detail In sugar-beet r~slsings SO many
farmers in the past have entirely
neglected to follow our directions that
we feel that. not only ought
we not to go to any expense In sending seed
and analyzing bee's raised by them, hut
we feel that the sugar beet inter-
ests of the State are injured rather
than aidod by men growing beets un-
grown are Invariably bad and the results
are misleading and to the disadvantage of
the industry in the State" The sta ton Is
experiencing much difficulty in get
ting the necessary seed from the
Department of Agriculture. and will
only give it out TO men who
will agree TO aid an intelligent experiment.
by following the directions of the station.
This is right and proper. How MANY of
county will agree to plant a pound
cultivate and follow the directions, from
planting to harvesting. In order To have q
half bushel of their crop Analysed tree by
the department. as to the amount of sugar
contained in the Juice of their
beets. The balance of the crop
will more than pay for the labor.
The experiments made last year-only
four-were good. and demonstrated that
county is second 10 none, bnt it
was incomplete and unreliable. Let us
hear from you at once on this important
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03

Night.hawks are booked at the police
station as :ioiterers,r but as the better
class is never booked there il is according
ly not classified.
A great many men prefer the night to
the day, and, like bats, doze through the
light and come out at night, from sheer
choice; then there are men whose work
keeps them up all night. To the latter the
name of "night-hawk" is not applied.
There 10 little necessity for these explorers
of the night to organize. or draw them
selves together by any bonds of fraternity.
result informally. and there is little room
for any criticism on the proper utilization
of the order" or disorder. whichever it
may be. Any night one may have . peep
at tho largest ro0st of night hawks by
walking out past the courthouse and Oh
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-03

from it al night. Along the Levee
the niQht-hawks nest and keep
their revels going from year to year
The West WashIngton-street roosts are
lower and the birds are d trife darker, but
not quite so dark as those of the kentucky
avenue roosts. But the prey is snre and
they all seem TO thrive. and at last fly into
the political chambers OF the city, where
they perch. and plot. and scream until they
are thoroughly caucused. when they dart
down upon the unsnspectingtn candidate
and bind HIM, peck him. and claw HIM un-
til he has sworn by the majority of his last
political breath that he will throw the
doors open and fill thoIr lamps with oil.
and so 1t happens that the pulpit makes O
few pertinent observations.