Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 July 1892 — Page 8

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In a Vast DlfmtM ttotwe ToM-ljMrwveaat. . In France, where tboy have the beat sends of any country in the wwld, Umi highways areKtivided into wend chim, bat nil of tketn ara anp?.-vieed by the watfoaal $owammU wfcluh maintains a bureau of roads and lsridjrw and imp jm a school fur the t docatfcm of tho wigjlimiil'i tuvd inspectors who are employed la the burean. TMa method, of building and main-tafoin-roads in Franco was started by the first Napoleon, who appears to have bees the earliest European statewnao who clearly taw the rreat economic advantage of proper highway. and who ..at the saute time had Uw power to carry out what he wished . The effect of these good road fa France bat been wonder fnl. They hare brought all the various Harts of Umi country nearer together, they lmve made country life lea kmeaofl and thy have reduced the cost of txaasportanoa of country prodnce to a mbdurasi. France is the only country in luroe where the agricultural classes are not (ibsatiened, and where they do not feel that tney have a harder, time than those who labor in other fields. Ia Aoserfca a sentiment was once worked np as to the tiecearity fur good cotnaicni roads. This was diverted by the birth of the xailroad, which has now Veen developed to a greater extent than elsewhere in the world. But tho no verity for good common roads is not a whit lea because we have nlonty of rail roads, and the movement for the better meat of the oadinary country highways k now very much alive iu all jiarts of the country. Jt was started by the League of American Wheelmen, the bicycle riders, and this tiKsociatUm has been very active iu its efforts to secure legislatiou in favor of good roadlmild iug. The country jKwple have soiuotiuH misunderstood the efforts of the wheelmen, and have pretended to think that the Only persons who would bo ltenefited would be the bicycle riders, whose sport does not aeeui to the rural mind to cat much of a figuru in the economy of the countryside. Such a contention a this is as wk at it would lie to maintain that cellar doors were made for children to slide down and that gates were hong for little girls and boy to towing upon. These sportsen wro eehtoh, of conrse, in starting this movement, bnt if it ba kept np until there be something done to make our roads worthy of our country, they will have acootnplished so beneficial a work that we will be able to thank them right heartily without looking at sll into the motives which first inspired, them. The common roads of a country are at once the means'and the measure of its civilisation, and no American has any right to feel proud when bethinks of the muddy and dusty ways which serve as oar interior methods of oomBin&icattou. John Gilmer Speed in Christian Union. Th KtMutn of IIUnU. At a convention of the Illinois Permanent Beads association held fat apciagfteH recently, Secretary P. Howard had Horaetbinf to aay about the money me state lias expended on internal improvement. This inclndod fQ6,200,0uO intended as aids to transportation. "Bat Ktill," be said, "th fthaniefol fact stares us in the face that there Are not 6,000 miles of passable farm roads in the entire state. These are 103 counties in thb state, divided into 1,700 townships. There are three highway commissioners at 1.90 per day each to the township, an average of two road supervisors to each township at $1.25 per day, which five annually expend 100 per road uistrieWor tools. "Tbi gives us for the machinery of the law alone the astonishing figures of W0,otK) ir aunnm. Now, mind you, at the lowest average, each of these 1,700 township expends $1,000 por anutun for took, roads and bridges. So here we have a law under which $1,700,000 k annually damped into the capacious maw of our rich, fertile, fructifying mud; a law which costs nearly one-half as much to enforce it as the original sum appro' printed and still there are now 6,000 mike of permanent roada in the state outside of what few miles have been built bj cities. "Now multiply thk 3,530,000 by the numler of years the agricultural, business and ittofeesional interests of the state have endured this law, and you will agree with me that during the past fifteen years the taxpayers of the state have been robbed of money enough to have built thetn a firat class stone, gravel or macadam road east and west, north and muth through every township in the state." How Oowtt X (! WttMld Save., The draft on a good gravel road, according to Professor Sanborn, compared witli even a good dry dirt road, showed a difference of over 4,000 ound load for the same force, or 119 per cent more of net load could be carried on the gravel road than on the dirt road, while tho draft was lessened more than onehalf, If this difference between a good gravel road and a good dry road k so giuat, how great should be the difference between a good road and one of mnd, on which the wagon wheels sink nearly to the hubs, bringing up great loads of sticky mnd at every revolution, the reader can estimate for himself, as it k only a matter of observation ami comparison. Nor is this all. In addition to prodneing the power, the horse raises a large share of mnd with hk feet and mutt urn extra exertion to propel hk body, even without a load. lle Wkw XtMMi Omul Railroad need better oarriage roads for feeder; farmers need them for ao oast to the railroads and to the oftkt; manufacturer need thetn for access to less populous areas and for lower rents and for has cost of portage and traasportetteaj aterchanta need them as an elethe cheapening of their wares; the people need them for the redaction of the expense of ssvfsfrmg their wank the more emVbwt distribution ff their netlriliet,-A. A. Pope in Forma.

PWAUOa THUOOOH THt MAIU.

! t"i'e t Hs Kway Sflmum ThtU Am i c:MMawn ik-iuh vrariMNt. Tba fratttlx attempt! by the vm of ttM mahi urc nlunt-t ittnuwernhlo. Thpy coualst of nchMuiw curnxx'teU to humbug Um uuttuKiictiiifc iMtblto, und It mxm Um greater the fraud the tymttcr the murtM to the wlndltr. Nearly nil of tltcwe arbohioa make uee of advwraieinete pubHahed in m'wspaim and of emuham dwtrilmted through the mails. WttJhont thevo meor3 Use public could sol he xtcheil, uud fvr thk renatm tho law has been etuiwwd prohtbitiiis Ihe m of the mails for fraudulent jnupoae. But itkto bu boroe in wiud that uukwi coin plain ta are made to the xU)flk department theaa frauds are carried on without any knowledge of their existence and no tavestifratkm " be had. To giw n few iashincea of thee frauds, A few years ago an advertisement ;tpjarod in the paper stating that for tho sum of one dollar a reeijie would be given for the peruMUM?rtt euro of ntanimcring. Wlien the dollar was sent tho receipt was returned, which simply read,, ''Keep your mouth shut'' Another instance of thk kind was where an advertisement recited that for fifty cents a receipt would be given for catching sll the fkh 1st any given body of water. When the fifty ctnxU was sent receipt would lie returned telling the victim "to dip all the water out and then pick up the fish." Another form of fraud k perpetrated by means of advertisements go worded as to mislead the public. Pel-sons answering tliem think that for twenty -five cents they are to have a wat6h or some other valuable 4 article when, in fact, they merely get some illustrated catalogue. An extensive fraud has been carried on by certain persons churning to be cominksion merchant! or produce dealers who send out tbeir tirculars and price lists offering prices higher than, the market, when, in fact, they have ik) commission house, ami prob ably only desk room in shop or saloon, awl the goods shipped to them are received and sold at any price oltai:Htbio. no return whatever being made. Some time since appeared a very glowing advertisement of a book exclusively for young, unmarried people both gentlemen and ladies the price of r?,iJs was five dollars. For the five dollars a Tery cheap edition of the Bible was sent A fine timekeeper, with the cnt of a watch, . would lie advertised for tl. The sender would expect a watch in return, but he would get a sun dial Great frauds have been carried on by the proposed publieatiou of handsomely illustrated, books, for which photographs of prtninent men were sohcHed. It was added that to have the necessary copper plates engraved would cost 110.75. A surprisingly large number responded with photographs and money, but no books, of course, were published. Washington Star. Special Xetleeu To the Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co., its agents, and all otner : You are hereby notified that the undersigned are the owners of letters-pat ml of the United States for ItKVOLVIKG HOOK MACIIIXf: Jfo. 4lfl63. dated Junuarr 2lt, 1990, which U a new and useful improvement in bobbin-covers and' slfderings tor sewing machines. Any penon who make, use, or sella a revolving hook macbinr, contUtlng of a bobbin-cover and slide ring, made in accordance with our said patent, without our authority, infringe? our rights under the said patent. We have brought suit, for infringement of the above-named patent, sgaint the agent or the Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co. at bt. Loul, in the U. 8. CircuP Court, for the Kistern Division, of the KaMern Judicial Diftricl of Miesouri. we desire to notify you of these facts, In order that yon may be fully advised of our rights in the premises. " JO f I XT. CO UN. ANTHONY MILLER. June 81 91-Sm. jolice ot LettiHfr of Oradiur contract. rOTIUE is hereby given that the 1 Hoard of Trustees of the town of Japer, Dubois county, Indiana, will re ceire sealed proposals for s radinif all ot Kighth Street-exeetit the aidewalk? thereon enbrared in the original plat of the town nf J a per, DuboU cos sir. aeonlinr to the respective orders and or dinance made by said Board in relation to luctt gradework, and the dtpoeal of me eurpins flirt, up to 4 clock, n. m.. SATURDAY, the oth dav of Aoffnet, 1892, bsiu KtMework is to be rally completed on or before the 15th day of Oc tober. 1392, snd ths plans, estimates and upeclfieations thereof eaa be sees by nailing upon the President of said Town Hoard. The TJoird reserves ths risht am) power to choose between bidders for said st rest work, and to reject aay and an mas. Dated st Jasper. Indiana, the 11th dav of July, 1892. SRH. Ksbrlkr. Prsaldaat. Affeat : Gso. J. Jutt. Clerk, 11 fx . as m m ' uj ienniv, w. 11. jutt. , Inly la, l92-3w. KOTICK OF APPOINTMENT. NOTICE is hsrsby giren test ths andsrsisMsd has been appointed Ex ecturtr or ths last will and tsstameat of William J. OetWy, dsesessd. Said se Ute Is esBooeed lo he solvent. Wtt.UA L. Kurt, ExsettUr. It. Mm Mit.nnax, Atteraey. Jsly li,ll2-Jw. aipnm Tabules : best liver teaie. Hitwms Tabulti. enre Wad breaea Itiaac Tabtilw m dmy ready.

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Ossetori is Dr. Sataael Plteher's prescription for Imfate aadObhdrea. It eonUiias neither Opiuat, Morphia asr other Xareotle sub tanee. It is a harmless svbsiUwto far Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Casta OH. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by JCllliaas of Mothers. Castoria d est rays Tarsas aad albts fYrishuesa. Castoria prevents TOSuiUnc Sor OareU owres Diarrluea and. Wind Calic Castoria relieves tssthinc troetUes, cures eoastlpation and fiaiitleaey. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the sieMnaest and hotrels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Casoria is the Children's Paaeea-the JCother's Friend,

Castoria. Tsrtpria tri i " - - Jtatttaew rwfMtMr WW w U na 0dtt flflEMt etOH taMT fliNMHU T-U ill Unfat CMtoria W th U remedy for eblld of wWealamaceoaiBted. I hope the day fa act fur divUnt .eti niotbf wOI oomriier th rwl totnTMt of tbeir cWUtea, sad use Caetorte inata ot varioeseaaek aottnmw which are SMSpoffas thr hmd eaet, ay focehaj opium, orpfciat, aeotMac sue aad oUicr Imrtful i girl- Swa tktie UwaaM, thewey naiihnt thau ia akMsUaSuswi eMaUaC. nMI ws pvMBmMnssV JIS' Da. J, F. KnwawLsc, Ooawa?, Ark. The n a KCKERT.

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who raojr UIle-l help: no dhane . i-f.i a 1 1 . it 4 JnlS4. jttei-ir, Jefferson Tp. Trustee's Notice. rrniE undersigned will be at his offrce A to attend to township business ofl ierrerson township, Dubois county, on Saturday of each week.and requests all persons havinir business with the town ?hip to attend to it on thoe days. The itownhin libraries are kent at J. W. Jacobs', in Dirdseye, and the Trimtpe's niKiBiiix, wncrts au ierauB eouiieu can get nooks thereof. JOHK PRUITT, Saptf '4-v. Trustee .TefTcrran Tp. A.n Oiler to Farmerg! THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER and Jasper Courier for $H OO! As will be seen by adv. in another column we offer the "Courier" and the "Progressive Farmer," the official organ of ths F. M. B. A., together for 2. Now is ths time to subscribe. Of course, at tnese terms, it is cash in advance. and Tr!-.Mk oht?, and all rattat saaiacM eoadiKid for Maraln rn. Omt OMre u OpMt V. s. Vlet Of. . ww i w mo actor, an uire new. MVVi Strie ad at wavliiacton. Sml mocM, Afawiac, r Hm4o.. 4ht. Oi r fe aot oV tUI latent mcmvS. A honk. " Hon tn OWin l-ciitii," with n. Wwa,Batfat. Addiwa, iA. snow oa I maahooA. it-1 wOL tfisaic raaakSj nnoaiaUa IMt aiOTtraT i awswsea aaa nsnsn sj vtott aUUl-jl.

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Castoria. Otteria I well aUp4l te eUUrea Sat I fmaiawwwt ttaseperigrtaiy'iaierieSwi kaewa te ma." 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, V. Y. 'Oer FhrsfcbM in the chlklrwi'i i apartIMS haw pokHi hiahly of thoJr iitiaea bilhair oatoUe praetiee wilh CSaoria, and ahhouca wa only ha awoag oar KcdioU aappSiM what is fcawa a raewlar prodwci.yCwara free to eoefaM that lava merit of Catforia has woa ua to kok wish favor upoa k." UsiTsa noarmt. axa Dim aaaaav. Atxax C. SaiTS, rr., TarkOMf. A. ECKEKT. ce o o cs os o Mills! Co CO CO CO CO CO SO Cc CO LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER MATon which we will al ways pay the higuxst ictit iwnwt wrwoi 1:1 an nntlTKl com-

for yesttteas; aMqual4iiittierwof Jtagtaduaics. HEEB & OSBORN, Frtpon.

i . 1 ' . . . - TnWMKllip IVtice. TrNtee;s vpHE undersigned, Trustee of Boone A township, Dubois count v. herehv jfives notice that he will attend to all business pertaining lo the office of Trustee, at his residence 1 1 miles South-eaM of Porlersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all persons bavin township htiMtiess to present it on Sat urday. Citizens desiring book from the Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept by Win. McIIarris. nn Porteraville. llKXRY II. ItUKinENSAPOM, T. B. Tp. May 18. 1888-ly. . littNlNa 'i'wnMhi lce xlicc. TmsfpHEundflnignel, Trustee of Columbia -I jp., Dubois con ti ty, Ind., will at vn kniniuM, anu persons naving township business to transact are requested to present itoa that day of we weea. The townshsp librarv Is kent at the office of the Trustee, where thot it Ui can obtain books. XELSON HARRIS, Trsstse Columbia Tp. June 27th. 188ft ly. IteiMlHriitfre Tawnlii Trua. ice i nsH ice. THE undersigned, Trnxtee of Bsln bridge township. Dubois caaatv will attend to Towns bin bnabuMa Saturdays of every week, at his reefdenoe on .aorta Jtain street. batwaM enth and Eishth. In Jasner. The Library of said Townahtn la Treat mi m Booastors or nr. jseos Qsssmnn, where persea waaUag books can obtain i nam at any time. . JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee April 20, 18i-ly. C. K. A., Kraaeh 1 IU, rtTstts tht 1st and Id Moadsvs of av. lery month at their hall, in Jasper. Cnaklhs SeLiSA.fVaa.

J. A XituftiaBft, Sts'y.

Ayer Sartaparilla Stands at the head of at) blood nted iciaea. This position it has aerund by Us intrinsic merit, latstaiaed by the opinion of leading pfcvklans, and by the errtitkmtrs of tbAtsandf who have successfully tested Us remedial worth. Xo other HaedietBs so eCrct (tally CURES

Srvwftita. boih. ilai9tea. txtrh. aatt ail other MccmI l!waae. There can be no nijiV a to the tmptrtority of Acer's SaraaparUU owr aV ottiar ahMMtevriften. Uthhtwaicttlweae,ttw aeauas far it, lutteas of iumaaiiwjwawtr, would hare eaae4 tons a-, Wu m anutjr atawr htoeil iadiriacs I rtmht aaaw. P. L. Xfc&enion, DrassM, t ChebMa sL, Chaitaatdrwa, Mass. Two yurapI wmatroahhsd wtth saw rhewia. It was aM ovr my hodjr, atir mxblag the aoetan tht tor no was f aay avaiL At last 1 took four bottles of Ayer 8traoaiiUa, aaA was eoantSetriy rureri. I can slnewly KwmmsA It a, a sifWht t!iJ-nr!Scr.,,--J. 8. Dcart, Ujtfier Xaawiek, w Btavswlek. "MT sister was asset wMh a aevew caae ot SCROFULA Oar !r recommrwd Ajtsr SanapariUa as Vlns the itliu4 bhicd-iMMtterwifJua his tx ptthvm. We tv brr tins nmttciae, aoi a Ciwpkte rtrn was aW raesix. Wm. O. Jukias. Deawc, Xeh. M V.wn a ixrf I ves troutlt with a llot4 Taa wh!.h BUiiifmted lueH la aitvs oa t! l.jf. Ayer SanapaiiUa heinc tecoav awadiHl. I took a Meabrr of hottlea, ant was eurwL I hare never since that V.mm h4 a lecarfcace of the etmtfimimiW J. C TboatfMon, LtmeH, Mass. " I was rured ft Scrof ate by the ase of Ayefs SafaaBartUa." Jolia C Bom'. UverSaM.Xo. Ayer's Sarsaparilla raarxaae xr Br. J. C AYE I Ct SohthyaarniW,i, MocA Oct. S3. "St ty. rirttlN. COUKT NOTICE. (No 144 j State or Imiiaxa, Drsots Cowvrv, as : UHbia CireoK Court. Seiitomhr Tww, IMS. John I. Norman, Esreeu- ) ter of the laM will ef Daniel J. Banta, dse'd, I Petition to sell Elhlna G. Strain, Real Estate. Salina Moshy. j u Lydia Harder, et al. J The petitioner in ths above cse bavins nted his petition therein, together with an aAdavit that the defendants. Salina Meshy and Lvdk Harder, are non-resident of the State of Indiana, and this action is breaght to obtain aa order to h-11 real estate ia said State, to make aets to pay the debts, legacies ind liabilities of las estate of Daniel J. Banta. NOW, therefore, the saM defendants Saliaa Mneoy and Lydia Harder are hereby notified, that aetee they be sad appear on tho first day of the next term of the Dannie Clresit Coart, te he balden on the first Monday in September, A. IX, 1892. at the coart bowee in the town of J-per, in said County and tate, and answer or demur to said petition, the hi me will be heard and determined in their aotenee. In witnes whereof I have her en n to pet my hand and affixed the l. n peal of said Court, ibis 12th day ef Jslv, 1992. IOKATZ KCKRST. Clerk Dsbofa Circait Court. TAvr.oa Jfc Hbxtex, Alt'i. Jut 15. 2-3-. (pf $&) EXECUTOR'S SALE. VTOTICE k hereby gives that I be na- ' dersisneil, Executor of the estate of William J. Cs$idey. deceae, will offer for fale at public auction, at the late res idence of the deceased, one mile wast of rorteivi;ie. Inilians, on SATURDAY, AUGUST tm, 1B92, A lot of household and kitchen furniture ; two niulee, three years eld one cow; seven hog; one road wagon ; on hundred busheM of corn; crop of rrowinx corn, all belonging te the estate of said deceaed. Terms or Sale: -Sam of $5 and un der cash; over $6 a credit of nine months will l given, purchaser givinj note waiving relief from valuation er appraisement laws, ana Bearing par cent, interest per annum from date until paid, with good freehold" osrofy. Sale to eommenee at 10 o'clock, a. at. William L. Kmnr, Xxscstor. B. M. Mti.ntJKV, Attorney. July IS. 1892-3 w. NOTICE TO NOX-KEMIOKXT. State or Lywaxa. Denote Ceasrv. ss: isoe. Jobs G. Bsskmsan, ) vs. I EHmbeth Rshkams. S Is Attach The pkdstiff in the above eaaee hav isg filed hk com plaint therein, together with sa affidavit that the defendant KHzsbtlh Rshkamp Is not a resides t of the Stats or Indiana, and that thin action is brought to enforce the collection of pUintifTi demaud by proceed iaga in at tacb stent. WJOW, therefore, the Mid defendant h i- hereby notified that mIm ah be and appear on the tenth day of the next term of the Dubois Circuit Court, to be aolosu oa the first Moods v of Seeiem ber, A. D., WW, at the eourt aoaes m the town of Jasper, in said count v mate, aa saswsr or demur to said plaint sad uresMofngs is attach mast. tseaune will be beard sod detormioed ia ker aesace. la wit see whereof, I have hereunto stt my band sad affixed the i kal y sssi of said Oosrt, at Jsopor, Tiwn aay of Jsly, ifjag. IflXATJt ECKRKT. Duboio Greek Court. A HvKTKur Ally's. is. inf. M.l

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how tk Kirarhjaaesed that a cow be ever a bean and had barnad Tlmfawstertedate; TheOTL wv or lae air was so morn hko that the inside of both hottse was deserted. It atari,: ni the cow story aprai mveemrve power of KMne nun who was httnevr fr- & ft a exeat dsaver. t the apnorism of Mother f -av -oJ oaks from Utile acorns prw From one family karu fbemw oftlMttsaadsof ltonhciads. Truafa packed hastily. Serraxv ud and children wre osr- , wutwal helpfulness. Each usxed to pat the hoaseinto a xrJl Some were ahsentuoinded f or a ment and locked an emptr dra wr as though to keep the fire ftvia ling in; one put a gold wakliihi money into a trunk, and tU-a jstwl to carry in hand a two d r clock; one turned dowir t-t-throngh habits of econoecr. Cc neighbor, routed at 1m. pet cc dressing gown and bapan to ttin hitaself. It was dtflVuh f.c mi one to do tiie best thinfr for tbc caskm. but all made an earnto be hmsiukl The scene at 4 o'clock in tbe tyning was most wcndasrfol mtht-tiat fine readences were open : aa. body. The inmates had left tbea. Pictures, books, anaos. rkbt. table ware, ornaments, were ai.;, waiting for are or sonie one to tsi them. It was not just to ca!1 ly u name of thief the man or the waj wlio ran u the front p tui uviii around the parlor rapidly for thing to transfer to basket or rctet. There were not tfctevt aou?i a. the north drrbion to mett tiieeV mand of the night If tJUere wtt t was the most honest nigLt any it them had ever hvL One dtinen, having run back I hk home, found a plain man eveshe out with Ids arms full of the man's clothing. If the loaded ar was a thief he nrast hsva hm. atnaswd at the greeusg fuss. i owner of the gooda. "That. U s right, tmy man. take anvtlriss: yw want; it is all yours. Froldaw David Swing hi ikiriboerfs. One xecuharity of the eoonotsy. the training stable is that, exo$t when at exercke. the hotm m brought np on the solhary ywa?' acn box m isotatea tram the r. and though there is a ccsatecnag door, it is only opened at the hours when grooming and chmnfrigare keg on; thus the hunav eanaox ''oottTerse,' as every hoswe bkes to do, with their neighbors, and so eV rive that relief fwsn ennui which mr mere presence of another of its kmi seems to give to tbtwe sympsshetk thoutcb undemonstrative crtarcrts. Routine is the essence of tbey tern. The work set thetn mj V varied, but the hawses are lucam "eight hi training: m much m hr detfd that eadihore has its pirtanslar place iu the string when at tsscise, Sunday is the only day th: dttTers from the others; for thee horses do not go out. One that they become eJtceidinglT lasts' with trainhnrand imconeqntisy httkm. This probably accounts f the exiraoidinary fondness wlaek some of them deekip for other a mats which are allowed lo sa their Lx. London apeeeator. A rteta Ca. The reporter of a 9L Laxlz rap had been ntont to workup sea of suicide by an unknown per, and sJcralabriomeffcrtof tbm hours he returned to the office. "WeiL what did you aetr mqpnxol the city editor anxiously. "AU about it except hi ilenihy, and that is lost compeetoly.'' ''Was there nothing on M jfn toidetttifrhimr "Not a thing, except a half dm or so newspaper ciippinms and ike name John Smith on his eoBsr.' " v hat were the ctipptny i' "Jokes and gags on St. Loots-'' "Why, man, that's all theidenriC catioa you want," aseerted the drr editor cmfhdeutrr, "He is Jeks Snwth, of Chicago, and you wD your rfflWe."-! mease say so m tjxiit Free Press, The term green room, which Ut' old as the days of the aTmabetss drama, was derived origkoafly f the green rathm strewed upon tl floor of the retiring rooms of V actoiw and adbreaaes ia tdace of & carpet in the earh theaters. wand naner of a arreen color wat um(1 oa the wallaand creen took tite place of the rnsWsoda' the nasne essae to he retained to i present day. Notes and Cmsries. The cofcl in a cavern in so SToat, no imfkr how it be. ik km assy w' eutkecon i wmeeroWhiag. aotk of

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