Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 2, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 September 1897 — Page 1
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JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1897.
NO. 2.
I l) uISHKD KVKKY PEIDAY, AT J At PrK. DUBOIS 0O0M TV INDI ANA, BY OLEMENT DO A 8 B, OKKM'K I n Coubkd Bi n mm. Wt - r Si i ii S ni kk t . Fb1C Of 8UB8CfiIPTlÖM Per Year, " Numbers, I ..i 1 . M . il irtT time in proportion. l; ATI'S OF DVkETI8INO. For legal advertisements legal rates ; !() lines fl.OO fur tirst Insertion; 80c. each SObsOCpienl insertion. I F r yearly advertlsstacots liberal "iiItHets Ulli Im- ii.. n If t" regular advertisers.
W. CT. U. COLUMN OOVDl'tTKI) BY MHS. M. I.. IMIitiS. I N C"r f Moderation. c. Bishop it - ii i i Moderation ii coun eied. Moderet i"n ' Win i counsels un xjeral i hi?
COMMERCIAL M JOB WORK Of all Kindt Promptly and Neatly executed at I inn: w i-incus. We invite inspection ami business. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. R. M. Mll.lll ltV. M. . SWKKNKY 1 1 Mil ICY X sUIIMV. t torncy s at La w, JAMPRR, I x i ., vViii pra'ti04 in 1 1 .- Ooartfl ol Dabola Bad a. I). Mini. ( '...h.i ..- I'. it. ...in .it. n ni ii to eolwetiona rf 1 I I 1 1 I I i I ..I. I . .. .... - 1 1 Iii." i uii.il r.iu ni , it Kuk . I1WJ. . tt, W. E, COX, attorney at Law, lAAPER, INDIANA,
Lei the process be the mol sum a SERMON FROM A FORMER DUBOIS
inui v possible ; let the law take hold t the t M tr on simple evidence of bis business; bt tin- evidence ot criminal intent l the pw wence of tin article : put it under the ban ol
rigid ot Hearcn when u- presence is t uspecb 'I I lea with it pn ' I m h ;i - w I i ! with tln-it, murder, abduction, und
Have we ii"t tried temporizing classes i t crime arhich grade with it, 1 15-17. Personally I deeire to compolieiee with this wild bean! ol name- but lit far below it in atrocity, ply with the direction of the tpoa
less as.-iin long enough? Ina nation whose legislation If Have we not sought to tetoe him controlled by nnivertal luffrage and with moral iuatdon, to un it him direct vote, u ball ol the voters havi with t an of broken hearted woman not itink below the level of men, ii hood and childhood. by appeals ti cannot be Ions till we ire delivered any latent humanity that might yet from this insufferable shame, be in him. bt the homes he has
TREES IN THE STREETS.
COUNTY CITIZEN. Reconciliation One With Another. Kii . hick, Pkmx. , Sept. stli, Vi, If r. Kdi pom With your permission I will inks, pieeeurc in of (ering youi readers a few thought! niggeeted bv Mat. 5: 23. 2 I ; IK:
iiiil-
desolated, and tin- victims, bv
lions, he has immolated? Have we not reeorted t measures of mild repretaion only to see how futile tin y are? Have we not b Kind him with the
withe of low license, and high Ii- proves to tie practicable, it frill ecsatrib
A let , in Nni fork ii to n. .niiifv i Im Utrniw. Without doabi tin- Tns Planting se sortition i New York has undertaken h BBOSt t t ni lii nt w i k. . far mm it
riOMOHlll'H Min in- J fT til Circuit, and will carafulii att bnala ,-iit ted t" kun in ti,- slreuit. oStae In Spayd'a fonildüis '" Ot e. '"i lv
. nth Judicial mi tn aaj civil any SonatJ ot
cense, and hampered Mm with local
option and obstructive legislation: Have we not worn ourselves out with crusades md petitions and remonstrances? Have we 1 1 t . despairing "t any success with the beast himself, exhausted all possible methods of rescuing his victims, only to find him at the end of a hundred ycarsol Unsuccessful effort, still entrenched and defiant ? It is seventy yean liaoe the great Beecher stirred Boston and the nation with his startling appeal.
ate ax i nnh oiiv ntlii r m-iciih thai
eoaM be prrj eh mr (be nbsUisbmeal of tbeoity. Tin- iMiorporatnrH unto a oonsHerabli ttonl the BSUSM BS the tDoorporators ii Um Botanic gswtcsi men well kmmn tm pablio sptrll and tatellia ii '1 1 1 oh l be aonb iv bewbss
Dinier the tuoHl fave.rutle poaailile
I iom, foi rantiou mid disrrimiuation avvi II as l r ri ti rprise, Of comss us wars will be larsjalj esperlnentaL Tin re sm iteasta, ev n reat dentlsl stints, in Now York iawbleii it may not bs wis to attempt tree planting si all, for the e ihoq that lbs spaes padcoI bespatedi - ulnr from the aide-
tie. Ami believing that the evident publicity ot ray desire will he the
fullest reconciliation I can effect. I '
lake this means of becoming one with all whom I have influenced in the years now pons hy. I believe in my most thoughtful mom nts, that Gkxl will not approve of hin: who fails to do his utmost to he at me with Ins follows, It will not Mice to believe one is in the right. This can hut encourage one to approach him who has wronged his fellow. This every one must do where I e has been wronged as well is when he has wroi.gi-d. The initial -teps are with biro who desires at-one-ment with Qod( self, and fellow. That tin- other aitv has approach to (ind, self, and fellow will
us nut admit nie. I, too. must hiitig
my offering in t he appointed way, i at all. At OOC-finent is a personal affair, One cannot make reconciliation for another. Kach must hring Iiis own ottering. This I Would do by asking all whom I ever wronged in thought, woul or deed
to forgive me as fully, and as freely
There is in New Orleans a negro woman, according to the chief new -papei of the ("resent City, who has deeply rooted if not very dear ideas about the bible . among them being the conviction that while God wrote some parts of tho great hook men put in othei portion-. I m- thing which Qod Wfotlj -ure enough, -ays the iiegrees, is the story of the lowei
of Itnbcl. "Vassir, yassir, "d
writ dat,"' she says; "no doubt hont dat Dein writ hy Qod Hi-stdf. Dat's probed, fclorv to de Lord.
v. dey aint no one nowhere cept
'Mericans kin talk clair so's you kin oniteratan' 'em. I'a' probes lod writ 'bout dat tower. '
The final tabulations which have been made by the stat? hoard of Tax Commissioners, assess the railroads, telegraph and telephone com
panies, sleeping -ar companies, und
express companies of Indiana at $160,369,827.0. The railroads wer- assessed at 1154 ,841, 791 , the telegraph and telephone companies at 11,918,039. Tin- net increase ot individuals and corporations on appeal from county boards of review aggregatei 12,831,81 ,.
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fRATLOB .V HUNTER, Attorneys at Law,
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BRUBIU BUKTTÄER, .ttorney at Law, And Votary Publ!ea iamim-.h, INDIANA, WIU aractlea la tin- Ooartaol Dubois and
P -rry euuatlaa, Isdlaaa, suSvISSt
F. E. WOODS, D D. S, OPERATIVE DENTIST, JASPER. INDIANA. S8.00 SET Or TCETH. B.OO .. i' t'r..n n. I Hri.lir.. w. rk 0ol4 KilliiiK n
iit. uii niii Mi. .it fining mti.i.i i.-.-'i, ,.a'Uie and hank- mi ions to defend
AH '..rk Bun-milpl Titiii. M 1. 1 I' HlH.'f . . , , , .
s, rasrtah hh.i tsaa Sjaajna.
Tln-re is un old legend to th affect I
mat Bi ratrtck hsntshen all rsptilea from Ireland l y IwiUiiik a drum, hut no one, probablyi Heriously Ixdievea the story. Aeoordiasj to the myth, he took
Inn tlriim out for IBS purpose intllllhsssi
ami OOmmeDceil jKiundnij? it an vigor-
oasly that be Irsaooksd a hole- in the rtlllllllmasl. llllM sw-riously emlmigt ring
tiie suei-esH of the nurucle. Wlnlo pondering what to do St. Patrick was atoaiabed bj the apix urunoe of an angel,
who Immediately set to work BO mend
me i r .Ki ii miiHieatl mutrunieiit. Atter
the In. I. had lic-n mended the angel
Vanished, and St. Patrick continued the
work of serpent banishing, being auo
walk er the road:iy, fur the bttfeSS I hat
i ir . ,...,,,,,.,....... . i .i . . . ,. i . ,
for nan a cennirv un- i.np'is- ",u"' i" ;i- tin-v want hodtn torsive them.
iMieaqaaraaioned Gough has gone up and down ofsaah MliTemrastarity. Bvea alao f reel v and fully forgive anv the land, er.,...,.,' by Ins :,p,,..,. ".ZfT lT'hU'h ,O0B who may have wronged me. No
that would move heart ot stone, , vl.ll ,.,., thrivc ,,v doobt -'all have smncd. and come moral sentiment. (lf tbf u,.k of hUhine, and, indeed, "b011 of the 8Iory Goa. Hut Miousands of others have pleaded there sesreelj any streets in New since continued trangres-ion can and wept and prayed. York In low tin- purk ni winch trees can never bring peace 1 earnestly beJfat twenty year- women have he expected to do SO well as ni plaeeissjech ail" readers to he reconciled
knelt on curb -tun-- and entreated 1 " " asinntton, where the struts are ,int, their fellows, and to their lod. ces-tnl in ridding the island of every Thsi etat tili nai mi ers the he.-ist "o wide and tin- hmldings mi low as to i ,.1, .,(;,,, ,iw, ..,.,.;,.;,.,, ,,!lf PIIir, . too i.f ti, .L rih
nröv"r "uuiKila County State Baak, and tums him loose to ravui and 5l?j -Tl1", ,l,my .bI'1p,"l,V :' f!"r: religion tliat doOB not reconcile to one old stayer who had lived bo Iodr
.1.. ... .... 1,11 "" rtiuiosi, nie uinjr sireci., o .. . . e..J .:n . :i that li tusks t.rot ru.1e.l fiom i.ia tiwmtl.
oe-o.. . ,,, Vi.. V(,rl. .... man as m-ii ,-ts 10 nim will nut avmu . L. .
U I....-,. I,., had I, ,v !-. I,., has 7 ' T. . S . Ik UlnMl iu .. M.rt " "ko horns. Hu monster refused to
1 lit , 1 1 uato are tue mauway ...ulevanl ami , '"-eJ -. leave the - land of his fathers, " und the bud palaces the Riverside drive. The boalevard ba. i onderatand it. acceptance with , Min( r,.Mllv,,, t0 ,,rHCt1(,, n llttle 1 he low groggery ha- (lowered bSNB vatil Wtthia the past fw months! md loes not depend upon accept- pi(H.e ,)f .t Hh removed the natch out into tbi gilded sal Don. disnml mini mm nt to inuiin ipal n g ain - with man. 'hi the contrary which the sags had put on the drumThe eenrvy miscreant, ones due- toe Wem it to kpt ia enter, hat tiiw the way into "the holy of bolies" head sssi wea pt rsumied the serpent to plaed but patronised, has become r,,,l,l"'ed lo n plsccth trees thet hsre0pena to him who fäll v and freelv creep into the drum for the night. When
tin- acknowledged gentleman ol T7 irTr - - seek at-one-ment with God, self and the reptile hai done as requested, ht.
,i,,rt Hill ... - III. -.1111 .11 livi'l-
arched to embower does not
fai
liloll.
He lias moved ipiarters into tin-
liv.
fellow. M
nviT utiirm ml i.i.in - iii,nir.-
Auini-i U. MS 1 J, S. STEWART,
..i ....... ... . .. ....... .......
. Mil...,. ii iii.i,iiw, ti..',., iii.ii.
from his obscure r .... ,,, llfllk-i'lltu It lillll I , idi.ln Unit he who full v meets the obliira-
Ml Mll l ilt ) ' I . , . I tin" I I 1 1 (4 mf Ü street where de- K, rak'K.v and dismal sp. etaeli-. tion resting upon hin, will have the
cent citizens live, and is toasted ami Tins, of eoavae, coases mainly rromiapprobatioa of Qod, and ot aimfeted by well bred men and women, aesrlect, for there is bq reason why trees laelf. This condition, which is not
lb-ha- Formed an ostentatious m mi- timmngiitare should not thnre the most desirable one.is within th
if they can be Hindi' to thrive anywhere . .v . i m, ... . . . .
ki. auiiit.M. ,,. f.. general lnironoction
lb- calls
Fatri k glned down tin- mitjiie patch sad then threw drum, serpent and all into the sea. A stinken Ixi wider off the WSSt cnast ef Ireland U1 Called St. Patrick's drum. Su LosJa Kejiublio.
Uncle Peter's Receipts. First. To keep your feet dry on rainy days: Stund on your head. Second. The best way to mind a baby Do everything he tella you to. Third. The -afest way to gatliei chestnuts : Take a pair of sciaaors and cut them out of the comic papers. Fourth. How to get soda water Off candy for nothing: 1'ersuade some on.- else to buy it for you. Fifth, How to make a dollar go along ways: put it in an envelope addressed to somebody in the Sand wich Islands and mail it. ith. How to go west at imexDense whatever: Turn your back on the east and walk straight ahead. Seventh. To avoid stununering, whispering and impudence: Don't talk. Eighth, T b avoid swallowing watermelon seeds andcheriystones : Bat no fruit hut bananas or apples. Ninth. To learn to dance in one lesMin : Walk on the hot -and at the seashore at midday barefooted. Tenth. The stnest method ol remembering date- Fix them firm iy in vom mind and don't forget them.
All children follow ing these rule.-., which are the result of manv vears
ol experience on Uncle Peter's part. will BM tfiat they can accomplish the Special Object! for which the rules ate made without any added effort. Harper's Mazar.
Tsking Medicine. as a rule, should be given
Acids given before
Je ptole-sloli.
convention!
and
in the
w ith respect . Moderation ! No! Who talk of inodetation
coils of a boa constrictor? We have tsanporised too long.
It is tune wo laid end act like men
A murderer, cold. cruel, is among us. Not tin- assassin of om
Operations tlrst-elass as recommended family, -all work guaranteed. Specialist onl Hi- victim- count bv mi
oin-.i- wit inn tin
n ach of him who wills to enjoy it. I'li.i ..I,.... i , i.f ,i 4..1I.V... .... 1... i.l.l
.1 - l. ii, im . I 111' .ii ' .1-1. HI .1 Ivlllln ne -ir'ui'i . of eh (trie lighting will do much tor thei ... , it ........ i. I ..,, i. .. . remove it wühin our power, though
, . . . . - 'I i' i - si 1 1 1 i-.irin u uiroiiKii , ... with parade m del t Deration ot ins tbe ground for f oeL It it gives oat ttwtl1' does not shut the door of Heaven rights and immunities, and the pub- nncontamiaaSed earth will be osed for I against at when we follow the di-
lic pre-s busies itself with report- ot tin letting Ot the new trees, bwt, jndfthis proceedings end -peaks of him Ing from what we have eaperieaeed la
file i peiiiniief I- iflli avenue torn sewer and the previous openings nt other avenues for laying rabies tin- percolation of tin' gas through tin frc-h eotl would
be a in.it t. r oft nly weeks at the longest
In
A i.ti, It-iitlotia Craoo. "The Uatohinson Faniilv"
Mr
Acids.
between meal-.
meals check the X'-essive secretion of the acids of the gastric juice. Iodine or the idodides should he given on an empty stotnoch. If given during digestion, the acids and starch alter and weaken their action. Irritating and jniisonous drugs, such as salts of arsenic, copper, zinc and iron, should be given directly after meals. Oxide and nitrate of silver should be given after the process of digestion is ended. If given during or
lose after meals, the chemicals de-
troy or impair their action. Po
tassium permanganate also should
not be given until the process of di
gestion is ended, as organic matter deconiioses it and renders it inert. The active principle of the gas
trie juice is Unpaired and rendered
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,.. in ,, . . ,. M . . .un ii i i .un 1 1 ii ai m iniie i in n , . I . O , I 1 IM . I II -1 ill ti'l Im tlllu -t r,- nf. J. I '
the Rev. tintnphrey Moore, yearn ihem e they should never W given Minister ai Milfosfd, N. H. : Oa liPl""til after the cloee ol digestion. occasK n he was linked to officiate at a' Malt evtracts, cod liver oil, the
Masonic eelehrution where ft tirHVf.r um
t . . . ..1,1 ' - -
reettonoi me senptore citea aoove. eoniiderrd germane to the pmonndliigs Being at peace with Qod, and self, All his denosniaatton were opposed is
we can Dear the condemnation ot a fellow , if we fully, and freely seek h i .mediation with him. This hies
ing I w ish to enjoy. e on though I
RESIDENT DENTIST,
oata siii" of I'uiii
I ISPEK.
jiiar
, spuy.i atoeti INDIANA
narth-ss or of (
themv-tie urder. SM at lirst he hesitated, Imi tinally eoniplied, and at the appointed tunu ami plage made ins appearance ami offered the following prayer: ' Lord, we jiray for we know m l what. If it is giKid, hleggit; if it is l ad. cuss it. World without' end. AWSgsj I" I llurglMry n SrlrnrfTlie modi ru burglar is a seien tie! and inventor in his wav. Keeent I a new
111-.
''r.ivvn and Bridge wirk.
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DEXTiSTHY
His butcherie dailv and nightlv
I r. II. vV. I hSI Y,
Resident Den ist,
IM NTlNtil URO, IJt.
are progre--ing within Sight of
our dwelling)
The screams of bis victims, if we Would but listen, would chase iway sleep from Olli eye-. He knows the fai t : we know it. His sole and only business, fm which he lives, and bv which he
Tiie mw a-.,, latum i- plainly 1. stined ma.v M' enieu I lie ieilow slilp oi my In eacoaatsr soany ohstaoha, If it aae-Ifellöwe. I also beseech yon. my ccwdi in gaining even partini victory I readers, to "have fellowship one over them, it will entitle itself In the with another." Whv not .ill "walk gratitod of all New Verk. rs.-Xewj the light '" This "we can do "if York Tiuiea. ae confess our tins:" for "He is
faithful and iust to forgive us our sra tn safe breaking and other hranohss
-in- .-mil to elean-e us fmm all no- 'f the eraeksuian s ait ha- niien. ,1, and
A ajaaaaalaiii Tliin a rmisin i in 'iohtAiiiaraa " Ami now. Mi. ... bb! i. . l-.lit.ir -1 t ilioir i i .. 1 i liin-iioi
. - , . ... , ,11. ,n Ik' " M T"di-d hy more convenient la He w as a typical mountaineer from sought reconciliation, and called to h,,r HjIVinkr tool. bU tirogan ihoes to bis wool hat, and be mind trespa-es. I a-k your com- hMarn- iII.h th. ether darasrsssget had walkid to a m-iuli In in Mir town lo il ... .f. ..! ..Mr f.. ..I ...... . . . 1 .... i t . i .
"ii i i" ii ..ii.ii '.i '..o ..... j hu, i 1 1. 1 1 i . mi - i r 1 1 h - 1 1 1 . ; i i ii i . 1 1 1 1 ;t i ,.i 1 1 ki T " lSltrelat lVeS. It Was his hist V l-lt UWaV ; I ;t, fli. I ...i.i i
THEY BOTH GUT MAD.
the famous jimmy, so long rani pan) on the euoteaaful barifhir's coat of aim- i-
i
from his boaw. The soooad day aftst inarrived ho Wellt toth.' pOStOfftee to pet
a letter ii-oui n.s k-iri. i e w as Min- it " ' ... ..........
would ho then, mm ehe had t.arfnMv mid K'te, Mercer Co., I'a
ne-. is. nrsi to iietiamii vmitli and him she would wine hini while he was
I otter inv gilt.
W A . Im i.o. ti e a i si ii i
i asior oi me i . i . cniiii'ii ,
Veaaere I i- profeaalonal o .. - to nil innocence, and then to hurrv tin
laimliBN a.., wort a the deiiti.i hue. .1,1 di-hoiioie. hulk awav into a drunk
I plate work apodal)) tollcltml, and all ard's grave, and pamper
HI I lllll-M. 1;. .... 1 1.,
, .1,11', III
aw ay, "Air t liar any mail fir me?'
bimaeli 'i'"" 11 m Mm poatmnstt r, "What s your iiaine'r" waa
Itiiiiibridgf Township Ti ns- 'I' - "Loudej toenXotlee. rhe teocidi, of tim ..tec ar-g.,d ..,HaVi yur nmmf The undersigned Trortee of Bain- "P' which the .puvering hearts ot . pmmmm r ta a little were
l.tidie i.,Ui,Nhi.. im l... ,s .inv ill .i loou-ainis we,e mm, i-a snrim- m nianm-r.
tend o Township tmsiness ..n Saiur.ho beauty Compared with the horrors
or even week, at I rank bet a omce on ot this modert demon of destruction North Main atreet, between Kighth and , r1m ,,,,,
-o in ii. in .ia-i.er. i in i ,. ii-iu l.i-
lrHrv an. I Indjians School hook .uro :it
lie ill
the in-
' asked posit ive
No Kemp
-nine place uv Mi,
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.N DCCASIGNAL
AÜVERTISEMENT
ANH AN OCCAJBIt . I. MEAL Are Alike in that Neither Do Very Mud, QOod. CONTINOOIIS REGULARITY 18 THE RULE FOB BOTH.
2. Bruner
"Londi f.
O I. . - , , V
i imj, nai h our inui.i veiiiu, .o
the prvtmuater,alickiu .1 Isbead through Werrcuicvcr.
We men itand bv and see it. and ,wkm 1 1 " f ,l" "l,,, and raiae no hand ; nav, worse vet, ,,',.'!'v,.. . . . , , ,, ..... i , i .i - Why, dad drnt roar ul v time, I vvote bim (he right, and take the as- told v.. thneUmesmy nsars wasbea sat in ..t virtue and life by the hand efen ' yelred the uenntaineer, "T. .1. and treat him a- Ottt tqVUU Loudi r. and it . i dniu'l In bag to tin r The annals of human hi-toi v gov'iin ni i d ct awl over that and pteh furnish no parallel for stupidity and Jreawyeara Soon es a man gibs er gev' monstrosity neut job round lu re he hegin in put
Moderation! ssiatrs atsi Prs not one to put ap wttfc bellman
Wo.Nol mm, ( ) Triniary
, t . . , , . , i p- -oiiii-i - i i . - i i i 'ui a I' m i here is hut one w av : it is n am . ... ... : . I No
S I I l Ml II lltll-i II 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I i(IMO i n io nun, !od simple. lalthoaah hewuami l him If Wash
treat tne criminal as he deserves ; tagtos itai
'thee ariin-d with a steel wuw nf thr.her
new ess ootistrai tioss and a bandy little Ki. Kan engine. There was no need "for ihr I x. reis- of saasele nor wan there any i aeoessrity for a khkI troug wriet at the .aaw, natlnreviia nt one time in the annals of fsaaOM rohl'ries. ( .'ISS 'I'l.,. httle elllll.e u-na Blurt,.,!
township Will open the lasl Monday saw put in the proper place and the in Sept. The following teachers connect ionx mad. . Heating tbesnaelvw
si renely npon a oonpls of ohain m-ur at hand, these nn d rn l.urglarn watched
fever. '' raI"d work or their appli-
uoea
The hitf safe iniulit have reHisted for
Cass Township Teachers. Th 1 1 1 moil schools of
hat o been employed
NO I .- Torrnolllen school-Christ
school Robert
a a
piiospnates, etc.. siiould he given with or directly after lo id, A recent writer gives these hints on medicine taking. Of course no drug should lie taken without advice of a physician, but when a special tonic has been prescrilied these rules are useful as to the best time for administering it Kx. Homes of the People. The interiors of one thousand of the moat attractive homes in the United States have been photographed by the Ladies' Home Journal. One hundred of the liest of these pictures will he reproduced in that magazine. The first article of the serie- "Inside of a Hundred Homes" will appear in the Oeto-
.loumal. Bed-chambers, re
ception and dining rooms, hath rooms, halls and apartments of every kind will be pictured just as they are in daily use. Each picture contains dozens of suggestions. Bvtry nrnraan is interested in taking a peep into the most attractive homes in the land, to see how they are furnished anil arrang
ed She wants to get practical
hints and new ideas for furnishing her own. The houses photograph
-.HOT, ,Ff 1, ,, f , .,
hours the for... ..f i,,,,,. I......U i.., ' "v t tie journal are tnose oeeupi-
Miller school- Daniel ilmaaw. imMlkal i.v ti... ,t......i.i ed bv persons of moderate income.
, . f- - - . . . - . , . , , . t , i mi i i I m
HC In ' il
No i. Castrop
IA. Hemmet. N o 5 - Prior school
ti i John. No 6. Holland sei, ,,.- ( a ) Ad vam e. Kd. 1
Principal.
(b)
not stand against. Tln Htout iron aafe
H. W Iiromptly yielded uii its c.nleiitN of
..vi r BSJOO Worth of gold und liomls, and I rank Kat raasjaarbMrel tin- tisse it would have bakea to have oosauultted the reaesry
under the ol.i rooeitiosM Hie hurglara were well out. f the luiildnig With their Mm., beotf. Pearson's WssldV.
Intermediete
William
A Irixr llii.ttllal.
Outside the walls of Jerusalem i a OsCAr Cooper. lepers' hospital tei.dol hv denroneiiaea
Overbeck School Charles from the (it rin au n 1 inm- houaea. Year
Schwei tier. after jeni tins., beeote woarea, without ,i S. St. Ilenrv school "J Sis- meiwitiOosnesa, w it hunt any trumpet-
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