Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], March 04, 1888, Image 2

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THE DAILY JOURNAL
MUTADLIBH3D 1881.
WILES CITY, MONTANA,
U OVIICIAL PAP31 OF CUSTER COUNTf
Uoe bills g.[st T a YILLOWsoNU Jo! SNAL
P aNIsuse u.. eeatracted by any el I rtheployee
,otmid pmpmr or bth. . will b roe g.galard unto..
seumpaseds by a wr st, a ordee aiga. by the pub
Mbhr or bminaeso man r.
Thee heor o 1' lLatLowsYOP Jot saL
b set rrepeenuble hor any ,t > he *i3
lios or inerames. of ite eeruepoedeeo.
Metie I. heebry gives to all reeeerneId hat
Me YALlEwatoum Jo, SNAL 't WAlSHING 1o
bele the eatract to do oil pritli g and ad
inatiuleg, of wh4b.*er sate e chargeable to Cue
btarse .,aad asas tbe d..Ignata.d and only pps r
fb Qaeter oesay fnw Irk rrnices by pub lestios
a be hgally made. Igel motiese publIshed la
abmr papepe of Custer Couaty. are v id aad
tees, as Ma beea decided by the eourt of
Sunday, March 4, iSIS.
BITMi AND 5CRATCHKS.
Vba-Orats" e the Trull of the asebeoors
-Prentmary t.tbh4Ystal Aet-Mr.Camer
'eafeag-emesllaaeema idleehso.
I caught cold the other night sitting
at my open bay window looktng for
spriag: and the nest day sufler.d a
Mvtere nervous aboAk through the in.
iboree conduct of of Charley
8tevell, who, out knowing bow Ili I
was, read the prologue to his spring
poem in my preneuce.
[am trying to reouver my lort nerve
bet 'soa use at this stage of spring, the
milk of human kindness would frt~eze
Io its original fount, even it that fuun
tin belonged to Florence Naghti.:gkal;
ead l am sure I am far tslow that
eagel's standard. Old rkimmed milk
freesm very rapidly. (I thought I'd
msy this last speech myself, tot fear
csme @ae else iiight suggest iL
.6*
I em able, however, to spread be
hre your readers the proceedings of a
prelimlnary meeting held in Dr.
Whitae.'s oedce on Friday night, to
birmulate a plan for the organisation
eta bec'ielur's club. It was thought
best to talk the an titer over, and thus
avoid.wast. of thus when the general
nessir £ was oalled, as no respectable
haohtior to the couotryw ill be barred
at le final organizatiun.
* *
Mr. Jack Hawkins was elected
ebarmian of the meeting and Mr. N.
Nathan consented to gather in and
etsO lbs proceedings.
Mr.Elsemberg moved that the chair
uas pe.ciallye tate the object of the
meeting. He had been invited to be
paeen., buts. definite purpose had
bean ated.
The chairman explained satisfactor
ly. when Mr. Weirick arose very .el
ennly and said that he would like to
make a suggestion. It was a serious
matter. Before receiving members to
a club, such as was proposed, Indiffer
ent bachelors should be warned now
What sentimentalism would be consid
ered an offense against the dignity of
She organisation. This was Leap
Tear, and a dangerous epoch in the
Meb of an earnest, confirmed bachelor.
H4Bwas reminded of this by the care.
ebeanse displayed by Messrs. Cottlier
end Basiaski an allowing very decid*
ed sentimental rhymes to float Into
*TUs YaLbWaWTOea JoUaxaL,a news
paper publisbed by a married and un*
eympatbling man. It was not beeaun
ml0.
Mr. Abram hall agreed with Mr.
Weirick. There oucbt to be, he said,
mene dignity displayed, and be, for
eme, would support Mr. Weirick in
say eff'rt to suppress foolishness. He
himself made a narrow (escape, only a
lsw nights ago, from the Leap Year
advanoes of a naughty but sweet girl,
sad he never wrote sentimental verses
ither. [sensation.]
Mr. Ross said that, looking at the
euggesston in a legal and logical light,
he did not we how any man could be
eired up like a bottle and wired
down like champagne. If the sentl
maent was in a fellow ot ought to be al
lowed to sparkle and foam for th
pleasure of others. He bad been feel
lag poetoal himself sines Leap Year
mse in.
Chairman Hawkins said the discus
lion was out of order, as no motion
was before the house.
Dr. Wbltoneymoved that the plan of
organlsation be referred to a commit
te* of Ave gentlemen, which was
agreed toand the chairman appointed
the following: Mesers. Whitney
Weirlok, Nathan, Graham and Elmer
Crawford.
On motion of Dr. Redd It was agreed
that the next meeting be held on the
eal of the chairman.
*s*
Mr. Dear said that beforeadjourning
he would like to ask what had been
eccupying Mr. Al. Campbell's atteo
tNon so closely. The gentleman had
not spoken a word since be entered
the room.
The chairman asked Mr. C. to ex
plain his conduct, when Mr. C. mod*
cstly and reluctantly replied that be
had been composing a song.
*** 0
This war no surprise, as Mr. Camp.
bell Is the author of numerous sonnets,
rondeaus and rearings, which he sings
far his friends in the mest charming
style.
*h
Yhe chairman suggested that as the
oomwite had about eumpleted its la.
b're, t he gentlemrn would be please
t- hear Mr. U. ing the new song. Mr.
0. would rather have been cbousedd
a.ut the *bhatrman and the other gen*
tlemen were so Insistent to their des
mend that the blushing poet and
vocalist at last consented.
In a momeol "Jaade* Rosa" ap*
peared from his uroe with a snap box
on wbiob to mount Mr. Campbell.
* *
The gentlemen, g'aoefully posed on
the pedestal, thrust bus left bhnd In
to his veat, just ovwr the apes of his
palpitating gissard, bowed, eam led se
reucly cud then sang in a elear soft
tenor, rich with melody and delight
ful harmony:
*
**C
I AU A DACUILOS.
Air-*"A am a Fairy Quee."
0, I as a bachelor gay
I fear not Cupid's darts.
I bask in the smiles of the fair,
.or tear all their cunning arts.
0, the world to me Is a stage.
My sudirmae KEe's lair Queens:
A plar my part with esa,
Lake a youth yet in his teens.
I have crushed full easy a heart,
I've revelled ia Lv.e's dedight;
I've tempered the hug to the hear,
From worn tall the dewy night.
0, the years Uhey come and go.
but still I'm a bachelor gay;
The furrows of time.. sas as ught.
I laughaingly brush them away.
"The Conclusion" I often mest,
But never I end the stra;
There is nothing so sweet is the art.
To codtonue I meer shall c mp ala.
*e*
There was something to the singer's
soft tone that melted the heart of Mr.
Dear, who was bathed in tears; some
thing to hie smiling face wuich dli.
turbed Mr. Wiley, who looled very
grim; something which bitterly re
minded Mr. Harry Bachelor of the
long, long ago, and filled him with
fars for the future; somethlng which
for the first time io his life, made Dr.
Whithey feel serious.
However, all applauded bilsterously
and so loud the encore that Mr. Camp.
bell fainted and was carried to the
drug store, where Dr. Redd treated
him with Savage delight.
Mr. Campbell soon recovered and
retired to his chamber.
It Is generally agreed that after the
club is organised Its meetings shall be
private, and no reports of the proceed.
lags will be published; but I expect to
get there all the same. That kind of
pabulum should not be secreted from
a hungry public. The people are
anxious to know what its bachelor
citizens are made of. It wants
to know who sing its mid
itqhl songs and dance its Jigs.
Who write its history and lead cap.
tivity captive; what their Innermost
thoughts and outside desires are,and so
forth.
**C
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