Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 21, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 January 1897 — Page 1
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VOL. 39.
JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1897.
NO. SI.
tUHLlsHKP EVKKY FRIDAY, AT JAS PKK, DOtOM OOÜ1TTY, Indiana by ' CLEMENT DOANB. OFFICE. In ( 'oi'KiKR Boiloimg )N VVSfT Sixth Ktkf.kt. pfUCK Öf BUB8CRIPTI0N. Per Year, M Numbers, Postpaid, SHrter time in proportion. RATES OF ADVEBTI8ING. . a
Viral advertisements lejriu ntn-s
0 linen $1.00 for first insertion ; .' t !..,. iir.t i t t ui-l t ii i ! 1
For
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c-r vearlv advertisement!! liberal
tracts will mal? to rvgular adver-
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COMMERCIAL
WP.IOH WORK
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, -..a m. oenuon mey wore iuw-
WW Nm- references to the highway,
ernten al i-i"-nA' ' We invite inspection ami IMHBSMSSS,
W. C. T. U. COLUMN OOXDUCTU) V MKS. M. L, IOIW. Industry and Thrift. And No Saloons
I i in MuitUmi (Win.) Ilnil. It wus just before election that wt Ifen invited o visit the southwest ern town in this county. W wen met ut Mt. Horeb by i jrounfi thrifty Norwegian who took us in his carriage for a twelve mile rid to the town of lVrrv. v r hill-
und thro' valleys his faithful horse, took us till the" darkness of night shut us in from the wonderful scenery on every hand. Farm houses and hams attracted oar attention. Almost without ex
with little
hut with
special reference to wood, water and
shelter from winds, and mis put them in the ravines or under tin
I hillside. Here and there a log
PH-1
Drs. Kempf & Mueller JASPER, INDIANA emra hoi-bh iy " met April 17. 1W6. Ijr.
FRANK FINK,
action till the committee call- on The San Jose Scale: Will Air Supersede Steam? him to do so. It, purpose is ap- AaaHluiaattalilaaa- (Oiniiifc ) One man can, with a short lever,
parent. It is a means which is in- rOEDüi mvkrsiiwv.k. j)Urap an air presure into a hydrauiExposes SSded to effeetuall; put an end to Station, Jan. 14th, 1W7. ic jack ef,uivalent to 300 pounds, the investigation. There are many species of scale steam pressure. A small steam
Senator Ellison got the floor de- insects which infest fruit and orna- engine properly arranged might ipite the president and said he mental plants to a greater or less keep up an air pressure in a locohoped the house resolution would extent, but of all those known to motive boiler equal in its economiQOt be killed, SS it was effective and the entomologist at the present time, eal results to 150 pounds of steam, would do the work desired. Sena- the San Jose scale is the most to be Already the supremacy of electricity fVl (....I- tl... U.w.r fiml -.nil ....... . ... km iinrnn n motive mover for street cars is
IlKliuii IDolil Tiitini'l v wim iui in. wit ... . ... uil'aucu on wwnw mwm .--.-- -- i --- ' I !the attorney-general hd told him tive character, the rapiditv with threatened by the air motor, and Ihe unfitness of U B. Haggard Qot deiire to act with com- hieb it increases and the difficulty railroad officials are beginning to to occupy the exalted position i;mitUM,s from the general assembly., with which it maybe eradicated think that eventually the steam lop residing over the senate ot tlie in- , . Kllison had time only when am e it ha shecome established, eomotive will become an air engine,
liana legislature is now so apparent tm ttttorm,y.g,.n,.rai had Jt has been only a few years since working with less than one-half the
position wouiu nrwr a t. eontmrv exnresscd iust the this nest was introduced into some nresent coa! consumption, and gtv-
lf it were not lor the .. , . ' rl j ' 4 r . 1-
Vandalia Investination Smothered.
.ieutenant-Uovernor HaKard His Hand.
Moat I liritiit Art of I tlalioiienl I'roieilurr Kur Neen In a l.-Kllulnr II. ill I inn- SttoiiMta Ml da ii' riWt. Carpornlionn lu.e On- l tin Th run I .
that
the ridiculou
ppositc views,' when Mr. Haggard, f t)e nurseries of the eastern States ing far better results.
very grave fact that he 'ts iui, out t,. prKrttm, ret- from California through the care-
, r wi a av umi - . ()ni(.j Senator Lafollette, another lessness of one or two nurserv-men Secüons upon himself and the P"r-jaltornev of the p(.nnsyiVanie nil-in not thoroughly disinfecting the ty he is supposed to represent , , . , . , . , f t, . From these nur-
DEATH RATE IN INDIANA.
PROFESSIONAL CARPS.
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I KEMPF. DR. r. M. Ml mxmi ouilumg was 10 oe seen, miv u...n I. r . . I J I l . 1 1
'ing place ot me eany pioneer, hw
now vacant, the tenants navmg moved into well built, thrifty look ing homes. Forty yean ago we were told the
sturdy Norwegian began to maae his home in this region. At tirst lii knmi mmrn sent of duuout in
the side of the hill, covered with
Jl'STICE OF THE PEACE, atmw and earth. After a little log
niPER INDIANA. house was mint wnicu 010 m
ttentioii siven to oollec
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Ihe conduct ot me presuimg . . , . , , rim,iti,. ,.,..;.. a ., .i.u .,ittered.
, e . , 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 ut 1 1 1 1 1 1 uj viiv -'. " ' 1 ?t iicr 11 liar y-v t j - . officer Of the senate yesterday can- , make the closing speech. flnd recent investigations have
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nome very vveu exp uu.eu ,u.uu. Mp Lilf(,ilettp 8ai(J be was in favor w
o,ne unpnuaui "v .. ,,f the investigation, but did not :1 miml
. 1 l IIJII.IA l.U ' t M- J ..v
tin 1 fit .--.-. Hi Till 'Y K Ml' ' 1 . . m .
wm., - . hp (-a ( 11iH.11 toacta- a member trees from these infested nur
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, isiiUHiiH iinmu,m- u c . uf r eonooittee. Tin
Secretary Hurty Declares Tbat It Could Be Materially Reduced. t Hl.. ,.f il. tnt
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n that it is already present h(,alth boaVd has prepared the fob :nber of orchards in Ohio and. ... .iT ,...,.,
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it 1. C tl IHM III V.TUUHVU, ILJV4W -iu "" Ii UIIJl I "I UIVHHIUC Hi v ... . - i.Ll I ........ I . . ..
mptions. Uompeliea Dy loros oil... , mmev-ireneral should Illinois, brought there by shipment l"ü e'..",U8. 1.. TL T
. ' 1, r . . . IU.UW 01 ueams iroin irpowu ivtwi, a member 0 trees from these infested nurse- 22?.- .lioi.theri nd carlet
" . , ; f a oommittee. The ,unm,ttee rieH; ttml We have no reason to sup- Ohio and
, was to ascertain it mere were lacis nose that tnese shipment 01 irees ,. , 1U(,r onii V(w.),i.on for pulled it from its hiding place yes- , f . n . wr , , Imd ;n in. Indiana for 189o, and Michigan tor
. , . M'''ill IV IM'IMN 1 ruil vuin Hil Ulli 1.-.- iijvv..v - 1 l. A.... OM -M-H ...! 1 it. .. t l it it t(l V . . . . J . .1 ... I Xm
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v -w - . n nn ns i' ik j 1 1 1 lz tti mii im i- tiianu man in uim- hu uu-m ciaur 1 it. .. Ii., 1 . .. t ili.. I . . .
the senate only after the machinery
d in a secret
tornev general would have to con- In fact it has already been found in Typhoid f.-
lions, and urompt returns.
Vre 1-94
Com
mission expires
rm.et th P para Ummm
R. M . M ILBl'RN. Iff. . SWBWVT. nil Ml U Sl W..UY.
It torney s at Law
JAMPKK, I IN 13., AMI MMIIM I" the OMRS .Pjgf' J)olllU0oaBtlM. l'urtKulttr-tt.u.iunKiv fMrOrrlOK .lck-on St.. ppoi.lt thr liiil.i.K County H-nfc. Dec. . Vi. OT. IS. COX, Attorney at Law,
M.i- Ohio. Mich. In I
ver 1 n.s i in.
HHUIIiptK.il ill.. -0. HM Pf
liiplitherlH i.i 1 -B b arlot ft-v.-r il l U IS All but Indiana have put forth
vice for several years. During the past ten vears tine dwellings, costing from $1,600 to 3,000, are to be InnnA nn nearlv everv farm. You
go inside and you are surprised to Snd such taste and even elegance in the furnishings. On every hand are indications of comfort and real competence. "Any saloons here?" I asked. "Not a" saloon," said my friend, "Nor have we had any for years."
Anv at Mt. Horeb?" I asked "No." said he, "but thev used to
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had all Dee,, arrange,! in a MQct It for the state. He thought pome of the southern Indiana OOUU
meeting the night heiore ior rusn- tW0 oommittoes appointed would ties, and unless vigorous measures in.r .1 11 Infinite thrum. 1 the senate ... , . ' , . , 1
... ..... .. ... make a tiiorougn invesiigauoii uuo are adopted very soon me iobw .- 4 --.i.l mA Mid getting it into the hands of U)e ni,Hts ()f th. (.a,(, und he movtnl the frui growes f this state from ra ri N K .tf Ä ... .tiiti.it t mixiiii ed hv the uresi-.. , .. . ...... ,. . st i. diphtheria. .No extra eUoris navt
. r 1 .. r ' the adoption 01 tne suoMiiuie. tins cause must necessarily oe ei . . . .
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dent and consisting of tWO attorneys
of the Pennsylvania road, owns the VandaTa. If Mr
Kard can explain this conduct and .
.-ti show the Iolds 01 111
robe without stain his friends would
be glad. The cx President
the resolution led vester
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which ; "'-v Btop consumption or Rcarlet fever, .ither senators were on the iloor try- judging from the many speci- cüU i&l at. B I..., ir.it .-, .. .. , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 , .1 1 tn uMt-nlr fn ma. .f j, ...Iii mfiiutml hriinciuS M-I . .
l" " v ''" 'V ' , "TTrLT l' V.t; tention to the great unnecessary loss
official!"'" -V C -T ru. "( . V. r TV in Indiana from typhoid lever.
iuseu Uli tienaie mi u. .ui . i.muiu n.- uuring Uie past seu.sun, n .c.jr .. ht.unv t
had made a speech, and that was all evident that but little is known con- .. '., (M)0 (M)0 annually He
luive them there and some ot our
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people were made the worse lor ll. days anu sem oacK 10 me u-uo. whv he ntJ(i nut
They have had none there tor some account ot a lack 01 proper inoor.-t-i.;.,iö v..,.r Didn't vou notice ment. Mr. Haggard knows this is
l.,r.. . ' out t '111. Till- lie II I1SI' 11 I'll 11
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It lias llie nan neeii nein ai tue rotui v..
what a nice town is Mt
- ""' J"lll( la! " Yes." I said. "I think it h;
Ä: number of beautiful homes. Senator McCord.
showing the most thrift ot any town it was shortly aiier me seu.u-
if like size in the state. HOW do convened that .Mr. I laggard man you account tor it?" said I, "Well," would hand down house resolution ! he "I think it is because thev No. S, which had been sent hack to
are Without saloons. There used to the house for proper indorsement . . . 1 1 .a. 1 . ... 1 - ... 1 1 .
be lots of drunkenness aim uueness. M vm men rcu mm rc" ' ininritv irninst the si
hut since thev voted out the saloons lished, providing for a committee ot , f ,
man in tl- Sen, I ... to T" f!! rU" 8rW' r. that', properly constitnted,
Hazard s attempt to se- ,, j. much , properly em pow red and ro pe y
: smaller and of a different shape, the ... mmmtm
circular in out- r"TW
shell or bark 0EN HARRISON'S LITERARY WORK.
others mentioned . Hor.
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rison s ariioiec 111 111c inunsi n" I 1 1 V..... I ..... n .... . . r. itllit I T1 1... 1
been recognized, As already stated this pest bt-?TT TTT:
whereupon the president said : "Ve , es distributed by means of . the can't take in the senate s tune dis- nursery stock which is sent from ;. Hni ,i flni.nl
uch insicnilicant matters. , me tute or locality to another. It.' ' . , 6.
o v,... 1 .irn.iwi I10: writ'en
Muester the resolution ieu p1; shouted out at the top of his voice
day morning to us uemg i'"-;n A in favor sav ave;'all opposed female beina nearly
by Mr. Haggard. liut he did K h , (he jL The whole line, than the oyster
oy mieniig wuw ..-c.ca.-, . u.. (,idn-t take ., niinute and the loUse. while the
truth 1.1 explaining to me senau . ,, ,LM,im wus through. are readily distingu
He said it had been Held lr two u:,.,.!,. .i-.,,,.,..!..,. m know l
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mmmuSmmr' bttlMima oafeblta UpaN Dt.c. , "W-lV
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fRAYLOR & HUNTER, Attorneys at Law, ,IASIKlt. IMXANA,
I appoint Senators Lafollette, Mc- i ;,lso spread locally by being car- JJJy more na, Cord and Drummond on the com- ri,.,l b? the wind and on the feet of .. -m i- .i,n. ui
in the sense
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His first imnpr will show what "A
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benator KlllSOO demanded the tr,,. iH nested at the time ot p.ani- k ivj glirap8e8 of veas and navs. hu the president re- ni' so u re at is is renroductive " ru" . ..
i , .' . . . ... ., tne 1 'resident at ms private uiuc-c. tueed to entertain it. I he vote as VnwvT, lt ,,iay soon spread until the dea, with catteriny and there was a clear viva entire orchard is infested. It has , , , 1
'vervthing "has changed. What three from each branch, with the
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v.'lll minim l vamrmM " - "iwonl tlown nieu w mnmtmm ww Mwii-;-inu- . . idolnlManl. . ! imranMnunti &n it'- wonder- act in cotiiunction with the said
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April B, M.
11KUN0 UUETTNI-K,
Attorney at Law,
And Notary Public, I AiPKK, INDIANA, rt-ill prnrtlee UM (ViurtB of ImU.oIh kii.1 rorry cuuiiti.--, lndtatia. J" 1 P. 11 WOODS, D. D. S, OPEKATIVE DENTIST, JASPER, " IW0IAMA. 88.O0 9KT Ol TKKTM. S8.0O IMS. Crn-n .nd Brill. w.,rh (Jnl.l Fillln Ill work .lrMfl Trm. K-..nbl . Office ot.rSinrm Hi Lorty'w llanlre .tort. Annum U. IHWI-It.
J. 5. STEWART,
ful how the town has picked up committee, to examine into tne since." "But," said I, "people say, claim and report to the legislature. .kn nn von shut tint The resolution was full and com-
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trade. Don t you think Mt. lloren piele and sei mrin me nu is anu trooldbs better off io-day if you bad means of arriving at them. It also keptsaloons?" "No, no, that town provided for all despatch by the and the whole country around would committee, the attorney general lehave Inen far worse off. I know ing directed to act in conjunction it would," was his earnest reply . with it in order to insure the work A ml this! set nie to thinking, beim: properly done.
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Why don t other people see u. r.verymiu ;ts 1 ui am. -now .... .j
Here is a region ot country, not the piesiding oincer. ne nas in-m the best in the state, settled by very'the resolution for two days, had poor people, who have been indus- consulted with the interests involved, trious and frugal and temperate. jbad an arrangement with Senator Vnil now after a series of vears McCord, and as soon as the resolu-
0 -n .Iwut. ii. ('hw fürm Mini fiirm linn n :is rnul Mr. Haard looked
Lie Ii I i mr tm We 11 furnished homes, over to Senator MeCord's seat am
as can be found anywhere in the recognized him. The senator from
Vn.ni one eminence nine the r itth district, w ho is an auor-
suiomuie, ne. n ascertained inai tne iroKeuy ... . . r i u
... . . m , , - r r, wnch will cover me 1 remucm b uumeed the 0f u 8intjie female, during a single . . ,t. , in
c I f a l II' 'II lOrv MH it 11 14 lit 1 nilU Mir" disgraceful course upon the part of season may amount to more than - function Th la,t but Senator Newhy, the lieutenant- est care should be exercised in this JSL House" governor s mouthpiece, said it was matter, not only by the nurserymen, ",7! p artide8 -AH e specially to,, late, and the arrot-like beuten- but by each individual planter. J V'ef ,artlu . L K firlt ant governor reiterated: "It is too As a further precaution and as JUmtlfitd. Thit wiU U liWt late." matter of self protection Indiana Ö hat an The whole roceedi.11. was so ap- should follow the example of Ohio htater ha !J!
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parent, so tlagrant, so brazen,
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Crii ir-iMiirin Sil inuwi.-, nn". IIH" .ilH M Ullt'llUK cUlt, 1 ( - .
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that and Illinois in passing a law linking . " " " . ,
ale or offering for sale, or bar- , . T 1 u i,.,i
111 'III' VIUH1MI
.v.i-l!..inlitik .....j r. -ifi.i ...win iiM.- !...- 4 ., . .a.. ;f..wt,l ith
I'fll l l I i l i i l l ' lla iictii kj aa "jviv.- MM IIIU llt'Vr. lU llsiltn nut r-vvi .w 111'
tinned, refused to countenance it, this or other noxious insects a mis- 1 ,,IIMU '1
that kind of business demeanor punishable by a suitable The Aaonal Ceou.
would not do. line It should then be placed in i,imtin(i,ur- Ann.
It is a notorious tact that both the hands of a competent entouiolo- Ti,e citv marshal has just com-
.-enaiors
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RESIDENT DENTIST, South tide of ruldlo Square, Spnyrt lloefc, JA8PEK, - - INDIANA Operation first-class as ISSBWMB-S-
-all work giiarantml . HjieciatiHt Crown ami Britlge work. Dec. I. UNS ly. DENT1STR Y
on
tüte
church spires can be counted, ney for the Pennsylvania road, at AlKtut the principal church in town once arose and offered the follow ing I counted over 00 teams on Sun-1 substitute resolution : lav morning. True, it was con- "Resolved, by the hou-e, the tirination day, but I was told the I senate concurring, That ft com- ,..,, r ilnn has a full house. So mittee of three on the part of the
the people are religious as well as house and three on the part of the
temperate. senate, snau oe aipoiiueu u ""i1"" . . .. 'i. r ... .... .1... .- ...I .......... 1 .1 .
Just outside the village oi hi, ann repon io mc m'nnui "oh.m. Horeb is an academy, a fine build-jwith all reasonable dispatch, whethmg well furnished, in which is an er in its opinion, the -täte of Indiana excellent school. This is another has any just claim against the Vanindication of the thrift of the peo-ldalia railway system for and on sopie and helps to make them pros-lcount of the charter issued to the MfOOe, I'l'erre Haute A BUchtnond railway, After nil character is the chief and any facts connected with and thing in building a state. Wouldjgrowing out of the acceptance and
that we had more such conimuni-luse ot said cnaner anu uie uyvrw
m Lafollette and McCord are prist who w ill see that the law is in- .,tt,. )ur annual census for the
ennsvlvama railroad attorneys, ami torced. jamks i uooe, , ;. ti.m followin. is taken from
the scheme was to emasculate the Horticulturist.
I resolution, put no limit as to the t.1 ..2,407 lUi i .1 :... . I f .... c 1. ',', ..'...
Uliie ior tne commiitee to report, itiiu visually icaKiu. Totnl in 1SMIJ ,i40
then put it into the hands of the Am mmIv heinflB na wisdom: it Males 1,155
llns was done . L ..! -.1 f
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Pennsylvania rotd.
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i4..st..... m i ."... . simply teaches us what sort of folly Females
ii u'.i.i .tutu ne lint iiininioiiii. iv . r tu
.IHM u uuiir n im: is. mail- i-i i a
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we like
There are
people who will sit
I Voters
Widows
SB
Or. H. A. MOSHY, Resident Dentist, IIUNTINQBUKO, I1NI
T. n.lPM I ii prufenlonal mTVloes to ah
B-.illnic r.v work in tin- l.til.il n"'1. "
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Ifi ill. i.i.u I.. mt ii II It I m ' 111 11 nil' ii
voll nlutu wrurtt sitsi' lailv oiirit.Ml, -ml ah
ork trtMNMSM. Apr. 1-, .
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U'o'h Nutl '. The uttilerinel, I rucli'e Uaili bhiijf. ui Mhip, Ehtbota ooantjr, iii hi smm io ruwnniup bvsMHiwii entanlaj H everv iwk, at Ktaiik Htt V oilier oi Borth Main slrmd, between KikIiIIi ü"' Ninth, in J ir. The Towunlup U hrnry J linliannHchool BMikn al sann plaoa. William Shi lik, T runlets. A. IS, 1SS5 y.
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ties in our state. Surely we should
lie in advanc.i of what we now are.
There is one dreadful evil overspreading the whole land which makes havoc of our workingmen
the evil of intemperance. Unless
vou make distinct and positive efforts against it, you will be neglecting an evil which is eating out the very heart of society, destroying domestic life among our working
1 1 m 1 . . .. l.,.r .lenoler
classes, anu pernaps uumn n111"'
injury than any other cause hat
could im named m mis ir. i"""
Archbishop of Canterbury. The HqtlOf traflic is a crime. Itpolitical inlluence is all that permits it to live.
governor. . l . I 4 ..
. TT0RNBY I iKNKKAl. S ;lTtrn UK . i mo- iv jwpic " ... ,
Attorney ! h-neral Ketcham wa- WII anl try to change the direc- hfMtMon asked yesterday afterooon if he bail tjOO of the wind by argument; and . numerous
anv objection to act in conjunction 1W cni,n,' are "ml U,ey "UCK W tion. W . .1 ...... at nlinuniu
with legislative committees and re- 11 u,,l nlied: "Not at all. I am the Some folks are in a dreadful state A sleigh owned by Alden Kicn ot
to
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,.f !.. l..rl..inr. .n. 1 ..f th.. of mind est t he I reator he imanie ttoiiltlsville, t., was
made 155
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people. I am a public officer and to run the universe successiuuy ; years ago, in mi out m mum mmm this legislature can command me at and they call their uneasiness mor- ar d good running order. . " .. 1 1.-11 4 I -
anytime." ai responsmiuiy. Will you act in assisting this in Married life without love, and a vesticatimr committee?" steam boiler without a safety valve
Awfully Slow. He" Darling, I have loved you
"Certainly, if the committee calls pome one is going to get blown ever since first we met. KM) me to" do so." replied the at- .... I She-" Well why didn't you say i iUI'- 'n Inn. aim' Did vou think I was
tion of said railway company
"What steps, if any, are necessary or proper to be taken by this general assembly to enforce SUCil claim in the event they shall lind that such claim or right exists, And in the event such committee
shall ascertain and repoit that sm h
claim or right exists, then said com
. Inno iiiri,-' Did Villi think I WiiS
A man's first love and his first mimi.reruier? "-Cleveland Leader.
Imnsers: ahme! Most ot lis
live
upon
torney-general.
With two Pennsylvania railroad
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attorneys lorinmg ne majoruy " to outgrow them, but nothing ever
the senate coiimuuee it uoes um , ,iwl:P i,1(,0 :n iip llf.nrt ,. iMM.iMji
,., I . ,. .. . MUIIH Mill... i" ii ,....v ... .. ........ ,lln. 1lMII, lllOlllllu ...... .......p, seem likely that the attorney-gen- ,. ... 1 . j ;A. -,
eial will he i 'lled upon unless the
house committee takes action.
A miniature cannon, made of
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Lie to yourself and then lielieve of rosewood, inlaid with costly gems,
An enterprising schoolmarm ofjwill be after art; it is nature. -Westhrook, Me., seeing a fine rotister 8Py's Magazine.
mittee shall report to the two hoUSSl IchookicUi to tleath on her way to
a bill for an act to enahh such rights' ,.h(.,i ,.,, itiornimr. cauirht it. cut
to I
aid
It. That's nothin. new: we can is a uniuue bauble of warfare that
nil do that. Hut is it art? Well, has come into the possession of the
erial army at Ilerlin. It is
Mun- valued at 125,000 and could not be
purchased for twice that sum.
estimate the
the proper
!no. It is what was before art and imperial army
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vear amounts
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makes no reference to the attorney
general. I nder it the attorneygeneral has no right to take any
came around all right.
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appear like a gentle southern zephyr certam cure for apparent death from compared to a western blizzard. an electric shock, Louisville Post.