Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 November 1897 — Page 1
OL. 40.
JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1897.
NO. 9.
llHI.ISHKD KVKKY KM DAY, AT JASPr;K, 01' BO IS COP NTY , INDIANA, BY CLEMENT DOANE. OFFICE. la CoDRin Builoixg in NV'kht Sixth Stkkkt. PRICK OK SUBSCRIPTION. Per Year, 52 NnnOiers, PoetfSald, $1.50. I irter time in proortion. RAT KS Of A DVKRTI8IHG. For legal advertisements legal raleH ;
W. CT. U. COLUMN
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JASPER GRAND JURY PEOPLE.
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Ml lineH $1.00 for first insertion each subsequent insertion, r'jr yearly advertisements liberal
tracts will be made to regular timers.
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W. C. T. U. County Convention. The Daboii County W. C. T. U, annual convention will convene at Hillsbora church on Saturday Nov. (, at 9:80, A. M. A eordiafinvita tion is extended to every one. The following Is the program : S' :80 a. in. Son'. !t :.."- Devotional exercises, Mrs Ifollifl Cooper.
9:40 RÖ1I all and reading ol rfittng of forty-six, WU
becoms Cecil.
who has (i. W.
Saloon Men are
Interested In the Prosecution.
Ellsworth Etchings. Mr. ;. w. Kellsm. Jr., sick at present. Mr. C, 0. Blllf, has now I married man. He flippy
Mrs. M. J McMickel,
been vi-itiug tb family of i. W. -Blind Pigs" Run at Large in Dubois Robert's, has returned home and County, taken her mother with her. -p.-. mi t. RvaiM-rlUt Oowriar. Mr. Levi K Ellis was seen motir Jasckk, Ind., Oct. I'll. One hun-
vicimty Monday. ured und lorty-three liuhctun-nts
Mr. John W.Kellsraa' 57th birth. w, ,(' rUmed to-day in on.
dav was celebrated Oct. 21th at his
home. A lively little crowd, con
present, a
COMMERCIAL AND JOB 'KK
Wilted at l.IHKKAI. I'HICKH.
We invite inspection and business. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ill
adver- minutes.
9:45 Wlcome address in be- to was enjoyed by all there. I If " . I f lit f Ik I II f v
nail oi nie i nion, Aliss .iave nose ; Apss Lit DDIS U-cker is very
in behalf of the children. Miss Mai;- acnin.
Of all Kind, Promptly and Neatly ex- Letnmm . n behsl! of citizens,! . John Hollowrfl visited friends
Dr. (.lezen; in behalf of the church, anj relatives here last week. a j w
uev. u. t;. cooper. Kesponws: Miss Mattie Richey, Birch Creek Union Mrs. Ida Lewis, Irele.nl Union; Miss .Vrva spurlock , Duff Union; Miss Lsis GrsV, Petersburg. 10:16 Report from local unions and Sup't of department work. 1():.'5) Report from Ticasurer
ot cases are for alleged violations of
the liquor law and some of the lead-
surprise dinner was had, and a good i')g ciuens are included in the list.
ror mounts nasi jasper nas iur-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For the month of October, 1K!7, in Dubois couuty, Indiana, as shown on the
reeonlu in tlie Recorder s ortice. 1'b.
Dilly, Recorder. JofiO and Fred Stahl to James A Brittsin, SO aerss is sse II t l s r o, f 1 ,400. Eberhard Stadler to Jobn Hoffman. lots SS, 84, :, 4), Ferdinand, $hoo. John Hoffman to Anthony Heiler. Jr., 40 acres in SM 20 i:(r 4, $1,100. Win E (iray to John I) Oray, 234.90 acres in frae see's 21 & 22, t I r 5.
K...k 1.000.
Si, ....... I II. ...I. 4- I -X.-A
. . . .... . Will 1 I I Vk 111 .1 111111 I I ' I IT
v tint (irniiii iiiri I I 1 1 1 o i i . tit t if I '
'? in- tiuipi jui. I ur iiki oiu ttt rt', l n
sec 12 t 1 r 4, $700.
Knie, pt lot IS,
Atitf Saint to John Huntingburg, $81)0.
Höht I a i to ius A CramelHpacher, 70.50 acre in nee 10 t 1 s r 3, $l,O00. K' K t l 1 1 n l r f l tu l .ilU'ntiiu l I . . I r r 1 1 r
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nistied instances ot people not lnjer,pt lot 84, Milbora'a add Jasper. $io. the saloon business Helling li uur j (his A liramelspacher to Ella Davis, without the required license. T he I T?".!.n. ?'6 10 1 1 8r3 f1-000-
mow r iMiiin to sanmel II iMllin. et
Mr. Chas. Qullett has rented the
farm of (i. V. Kellani.-, where intends to move soon.
practice became bo many of the saloon bold and disregarded
he the late county fair
men were arrested
I iL.i
6..v,, ...... al . , i;,.oU atrea in hd 13 & 24, t 1 I r i, keepers grew $."xo. the law. At! l'aul Engelhard to Michael Scheiiicb, half a doen 40 aTeH n sec 31 t 1 8 r 4, $."7.V
n,l tal..n -ary E a ring to Flora M Sallee,
"II I VI. IV II
KM. Ml I.HC KN. M. A. SWKKNKY 111. Rl A IWMMIY, Attorney s at Law.
JAHPEIt, III.,
to
100
Marv h
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.Mr. Eerov llarluson, tlie man vansv me ior aiiegu vruauons oi Anthonv Lange to Fred Annes. HO
w ho is so fond of turkey, is seen the internal revenue laws. They acres in sec 3$ 1 s r 4, $1. comiii and going every dav. wen given a hearing in the United i.,K.rie to ,M4a,r' Oiecke, 40 acres in k . . . . . . f ,..,. ... ,nrt iitnl .b.-f ili.ivi.n.l Ivü. . rfv . . '
Mrs. Angeline Hollowell was the ' "u'-u.-c Elimra K Leonard to F Zimmer, lot
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W . 1 1 priirtioi- tBt bC CmirtM of Unix. in hikI nml "ur- y. .).oioiKC"iintltH. rHrtlculiiruttcntlon kiv () :4( AHOrSSS, m t-eolliM-IUind. . mJf i'r'Mi K .lnrkon St.. nppoalto thf ' O'L-'TV.
Ilulxil. County KitiiM. DM. .
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Ittorney at Law. . ASPEH, I IN 1 I A IN A, I'ro.t-i'iitliiK Attorney fur tlie Uth Juill.-litl i t, ml will CHi-efully atti-nd to anycivil kulaexx t-ntruntcil to In in in any county of thi- alFMnV
nSj sä In ftpayd'i bvlMlag ta nblle 8qaar .,.); I.. .. 'uv.iv lOume
W. A. Tr,h.. . W R. Hunter. PRAYLOR & HUNTER, Attorneys at Law, JAMPBB, INDIANA, Will jimi-tU-t- Ml IT.e fourtM of lluholn and tlj'MIIHHi C'Mllltll-H. arOfBo ov.T Iiubola County Stute Hniik. April a. 'VI. BRUNO BÜKTTNER, Attorney at Law, And Notary Public, I AMI'EK, INDIANA, 'lll DfMtlM Ii lhe Court of DuImiIh and Porry countle. IndianH. Jan. , 1HW.
till
gOSSt of her brothers Saturday
I Sunday. Mrs. John Pinni k is on the sick list.
Mr. Ed. Mick was seen in our vicinity Sunday, looking for his best girl, but he did not lind her. Bay.
umj of a lack of evidence. The practice '.-, Inman's add Hirdueye, $100.
ha- continued so Quietly that
authorities were unable to enough information to make charge stick. The grand jury bus been in
the
get
sion seventeen days and will proba-
Jesse Patrick to Frank Zimmer, of
an acre in sec 25 t 2 s r H, $00.
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. i.iiMin-ui n .uuiiin iu juuii 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 :t 1 1 ,
"- lots .u, .14, ., 40 Keniinand, $lOO. ('has W Fintier U) Wilhelnnna Drees, I . . a . .... '
pes- en 5, cniieriiian s add Muntiuu;l)un',
pub
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bly adjourn to-day. It is thought SZttS 11. ; ' the legitim tte saloon-keejK'rs, for Conrad SchlesHing to Walter F liretz, the sake of protecting their own It lots in & 17, Huntingburg, $450.
business, are instrumental in havinir tuM M'irgenrotli to Joseph E Huch
all the alleged offenders indicted..
2:10 Talk by State W. CT. U. Worker Mrs. Allie Anderson.
art, 40 acres in sec U t 2 I r 3, $520
Jacob Neukam. adm'r. to Kliulwv4h
l" Seit., pt lots 22. 21, 2.i. A lot) J7. ki. 6H.
an excitement w( Ü, 0, 101 114, Haysville, and Si
The arrests of Rt ' '
P. E. WOODS, D. D. S , 0PEK ATI VK DENTIST, JASPER, - INDIANA. 8.O0 if T OF TEETH. SS.OO i. I I ( r. wn .n. I HrMe MM 0M Killinic I Ipwislly l.(.l mrth.xta nf flolriR urtirtri.l terlli All Wan Knrni.ril Trrm. Kvaxiii.lilc Oftlrr ov" Sturm and l.orejr'a Hardware aturc.
o() President's address.
Noontide Prayer, hunch will be served in
church. 1 :30 Song by the convention.
1 :85 Devotional Mrs. K 1 1 a
(iieene. A Syndicate Trick. 1 :4 -Recitation. Miss Lela (iray.1 The St. Louis Pott Dispub h 4 a w C aT . a a 1
i:.-.ng, .n.es .nary ami untied tlie Miiowmg lucid expiuna- v( it) ,1( ' w1MPf.0 J ,lliril
U'..l.. .: ..t 1 ..l .1 . -'""n -' - -' ..v.
miau. uuq ui iiw wurvi invi viwyru oil -- ,,u f
1:00 That Crank,. loshtia, Mis the people of the United States by umon the Clllvn. Maggie Lemmoii. President McKinley in regard to the ,.a i
2 ;0U 8oog Hirchcreek Fnion. : ale of the I nion Pacific railroad : Z S. . ' i X " ... ;4'.:"' M)' nd lou. wt
In Ihm niMW r f tlw mtiMnt ,,f t'"uuv- ...-..o...-.. neck man s ami. fer-nnand, inU !.rti rt. ..t.ol,'.tnt.,.f. Fathkb am. Son Ahhkstkd. an.! is, st.AIarks, $i.
me govermnei.H s aiionieys to nits . . ... h . Wiante to John Hoffman Iota SS.
1 d C3 I al . At aS C . I I t . 1 t U .ill.... nod . .... ... it.. j . v .
-:n .ong iiv me convenuou. separation oi tlie sales oi ine i nion a-uun-i uuu sou, oi-miudii, uuc ,v w, i-eruinanl, flisi
liest Pacific main line and the Kansas charged with stealing a pair of J"h rister to Megner and Jochim,
S:lä The Licensed Saloon, Misn Pacific division nmv be found the,0ei the other with forging ",7 fjtL,ite',Ki!r,iiK Edith Mosfey. explanation of the additional bid of order, lie in jail at this place. It is 2 acre. ImZut iVrSfS 8 :'20 Kssay, Miss Mattie Kichey. $S, 000,1 00 offered by the reor-ani- peculiar coincidence. Fred. Hen- sheriff O. C. to Aug Fromm, et al., 3: J." Signing the farm awav, zation committee in order to hav I z'e f Celestine, Ind. , was arrested ho acres in sec 0 1 8a r 4, $876.0.
the sah- of the Pnion Pacific take t-uay by sberitt Cassidy, on an af- ''u' AiUUZ, ATV,' C. T. place on November 1 . jfivadit sworn out by ex-Townsh,p ' ' ZTltV 48, I "The Kansas Pantile in now a trustee .lohn Meschede, who Indiss add Mentor, $1. Opha branch f the L'nion Pacific without charges the prisoner stole the shoes Marg E UlttpoptoJ W A J J Hav, terminals. Separated from the from him. A few hours later the " w . 3. . ri -.V ,MULouisa L'nion Pacific it starts nowhere and father of yo-.-ng Henle came to Jas-Z.in?inF!t?S rtff'' runs now here. It is of value only P"t to get him out of jail. The Henrv Ivkeinper to Man? A ' Blum.
4 :LH Report of committee on to the owners of the Union Pacific, iormer was completely taken Oy 1 1 ,i' sq tt in sec 12 t 1 s r 4, $im.i. resolutions auTwl fh-rtion of ollicers Loi-ontrol both emls of the line urprise when he was irrested on E M A: M Co to John W (irant,
There will be a iold medal con-1 Rnt the government bus a lien the charge of forging an order on
Him Btbel Hopkins. 3:80 Importance of W, U. work Kev. Whitted. 3:50 Recitation, Miss Funk. 3:55 Recitation, Miss Lemmon.
U lWI-ly
J. S. STEWART,
40
acres in nee 27 t 2 r 3. $100.
Nam y A Vow ell to Michael Bauer, BO
acre in sec tS t 1 n r S, sHtK.
ft laWlfc - 1
RESIDENT DENTIST.
MMth alileof Public SUre, Spayil lllock JAHPEK. - INDIANA
Ojierationa flrst-class as recommended -all work guaranteed. Mtiecialist on
Crown an.l Bridge work. Iit. fi. isyft ly. DENTISTR Y
Lr. U. A. MOHHY,
Resident Den ist, HlTIVTIIVCilJUKJ, IISL. Tender I I nrifeMlomtl Mrrlref to all
"'loin: n..y work ill the dental line, and
I" t, Kive it lux flimi-Nt attention. ''li plate work pevlwlly olielteil, wnd all w warfantod. Apr. It, . Rai ii hrid jr. Township Truntee'M Notice. Tl,. underjigned, Tnistee of Baintri((. townslnp,I)nboit county, w ill it MBd tnTownnhip iNisinean on Saturday ofeverv week, at Frank Bet.' oAeSOO "rth Main utreet, Indween Eighth and nmth, is Jssnsr, The Towoahip LiMry an, I Indianii Bcrhool Book are at
Mine ,,a(.e. n.i.i am Shci.kk, Truste Aug. Hi, 1KU7 v.
test in thp eveninir. Anv one who ..f OOO OOO on the Kansas Jacob Seng, a merchant of Celes
holds a silver medal will have the eiflai If the main line of the l'nion tine, Ind. Roth men will be ar
opportunity to join the class by pacilic is sold to the reorganization raigned at the present session of the A oo. Ferdinand $175
writing to the secretary. Good com. nittce there will be no other circuit OOOlt.
-peakers have been secured. Music bidden for the Kansas Pacific. The! by the Lewis orchestra. Mrs. Allie ij,.n uf tbe government will then be, Anderson will be with us during the at the mercy of the Morgan syndi l
Extracta Iron by Electricity. The Electric Engineer of Oct. 2!), publishes the first authoritative ac-
' 'unt of Thomas A. Edison's suc- ' ss in recovering by tlectrical means the iron contained in low grade ore. The inventor's experiments have been carried on during the past six years at the old Ogden iron mines, a fuw miles from Dover, N. J., where he has built up a plant
covering several acres of ground, and which, after many exjeriments,
is now capable of producing daily from 1,000 to 1,500 tons of almost chemically pure iron.
I he ore worked contains on the
average about 25 per cent of iron, and resembles in appearance a very
poor quality of gray rock. Mr. Edison states that there are 200,0tX), 000 tons of this ore on the land immediately surrounding his plant, from which can be produced 50,
000, 000 tons of iron.
His process, in brief, consists of blasting the ore from the mountain
sides and then by means of steam shovels and miniature railroad cars
conveying it to the massive crushers,
where it is broken up and passed on to other mills, where it is pulverized. The powder is then allowed to fall in close proximity to electro magnets, which deflects the iron to one side, and the non-metallic matter falls to the other side b? gravity. Erom the time the ore is blasted until it is resolved into this metallic form and compressed into briqnettes for shipment the process is entirely automatic. la Memoriam. Thursday, Oct. 28, 1897, at 4 o'clock A. M., our beloved brother, GatMMM W. Kku.ams, died. He was only sick one week, until he was called away to his eternal home in Heaven. So young to be called away; but God is no respecter of persons. He leaves a wife and broken hearted family, besides his many friends to mourn their loss : Ob! Mary now in lonely, and all the rest left here, Our loved one was called away the one we love I so dear.
The happy home is broken, their dear
ne is gone to rest, And they'll all meet in Heaven, with tbe loving, pure anil blest.
Yes, I know he is safe in Heaven, re
joicing on the shore,
With all tbe bright earth's loved ones,
that tiod has called before.
Postal Banks Needed. At a recent meeting of the
entire session. M. P. Hons, Pres. LbOBA Rio ITAIM, Sec'y.
W. C. T. U. Meetlni.
The Dubois county Executive committee met at the honv of Mrs. Mary (Uenzen Oct. 16. After read-1 ing the 1 46th Psalm they wen? lea l in prayer by Mrs. Nancy Oleazen. r .... II.
iireat rejoicing was caused ny me HUS piu.j(i0
cat- . "But the Kansas Pacific is included in the reorganization scheme, and if the govrmntnt insists upon a aale Of both properties at a price which will meet the government's
claim in full the reorganization com
mittee will have to yield
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anvil- fenlinae.o, ami ioisi .v ,o, DOCK man
ana Bankers' association at Indiana- add Ferdinand, ami lot 4, W add Ferdpolis Mortimer Levering, of Eafuy- injtn,h gjfl No' 5' 6 4 7in W ette, recognized SI one of the best 1 "tj ' WslttSM u, John Weismer. 80 financiers in Indiana, made an ad- acres in sec '" t 2 s r 5, $5W0. dress on postal savings hanks in Henrv Wulfman to Conrad O Spitzer, which be said: The government is l :s in sees io 20, t 2s r 5 $oo. . " ,i. ... I Em-inda M Highfill to Marv E Wadin a position to manage this thing ,. Bvll,irH
im .through its present post ollice sys- 400 'j I '1 S il a . 1 mm mm ... ai . a M mM ... .
lem, ami win scarcely increase tue Mary i-. waooieio i.urimia M itigti-
Vdam Jacoby to Marg Ueuss. lots 3 His spirit left us in the dawning of the
.v N, ' aN, cot. morn; Wi T Archer to Chae Archer. HOacres ljH soul to Heaven on snow v w ings was in amjeli t I s r t, $225. KrnP. J 1 ( Regina Qoeppfricb toJohn (ioeppfrich But we'll prepare to meet him, and join ,.t lota 1. Iff, Wt, lit. 1!4, 18k, ISB, the happy band,
f I. .SA. : Al... amaa.ak$)
nion .acne s tue . !7 expenses of that department, while II, 12 acre in sec 2U 2 s r $400. lever to raise.the price of the Kan- ... . ',,..! EucindaC Jacobs to Mary E Waddle,
II 11 III t IIIIUIIVV II Iv V, UIIUIIIll' U 4,. I a ii II'.. II I f . 1 .... a 4 "
news that our corresponding secre
tary, Miss (irace McSwane, had secured the banner for our county 1kcause of her faithfulness and neat-
"The agreement of the government's representatives to a sale of the Union Pacific alone means that tbe goverment will gain $S,O00,oO0
MM in discharging the duties of her an(j flwn a claim 0? 18,000,000 at
A.
N DCCASIONAIi
ollice.
The following committees were appointed. The committee on credentials
consists of the local treasurers, and
Miss Clara Hrittain is chairman Cot'RTKSIKS. Miss Leoni Rrittnin Miss Eannie Edgington FlVAM'K. Mrs. Mollie Cooper. Resoi.rrio.N9. Mrs. Miry (Jlezen Miss Ora ( Ireene Mrs. Jennie I.eminon Miss Lottie Doane Mrs. M. E. Sherritt. Ptni.ICATION. Mrs. Etta (ireene Miss Alta Holder Miss Maye Rose
ADVERTISEMENT
AND AN OCCASION A I, MEAL Are Alike in that Neither Does Very Much Good. CONTINUOUS REGULARITY 1 THE RULE FOR BOTH.
Write in your heart that everyday is the best day in the year. A day is a more magnificent cloth than any muslin: the mechanism that makes it is infinitely cunninger, and you shall not conceal the sleazy, fradulent, rotten hours you have slipped into it. Emerson.
tbe mercy of tbe purchasers, it is Incredibts that President McKinley would consent to such a patent trick for the benefit of the Morgan syndicate. There is but one way to protect the people and secure the full
amount of the government's
11 n 1 t uu. on' uic in 1 11111111.11 u . . 1 1 - .1 ii'ii ii;i" m . - , . . 1 1 lot 4 , Abell a add Kirdseye, $45
weaiin 01 uie peopie uirougnoui me, (.-atlnirine Steinhart to Catharine
Whole l lilted States. It was thought 'dustman, pt lot 15, Huntingburg, $1
that building and loan associations! ieo Men ringer, Com r, to August
wouid care for the savings of thei"' v ii T v iiT',14"5, , , ii Henrv E Ileninier to Fred H elman, ina-ses, but people have bfOOUS 1 Jt acre in see 14 1 1 t , $000. isuspicious of them. It is well John F KirkhofT, Sr, to John F Kirkknown that lawyers in Indiana are hoff, .lr, 100.50 acres in sec 14 t 3 a r 5, making as much as 10,000 a yeari'.'T00' . . ,. , . - .... .. , .7, 1 a (teo A C harles to Oeorge Neukam, HO out of these institutions, and ollicers a(.rt. in He,. M t j r fMn) are making much money out of Michael Kammer to Henry P Dudine,
them. We all know that trust com-,1't ' ' ' in see 12 t 1 r 4, $'.k).
h.lM-rlianl Stadler to Ouliert liuante,
panics are not organized as eleeniosvnarv institutions. We want a sys-
are for
I., .ii ..I .ni'iniru Ih'i.tL'w flint
hat is to insist up m the sale of , NV
' M I 1 I ' I I I " I ' . 'Iii II til' ll'M VWII . 11 i I 1 ' . . . . .,, . pride could a man have than
so.uh.lea, HI price w,..cu,u ,,,ink himw.,f , depositor of the isfy bi.th mortgages. "President McKinley can not
matter."
evade his duty in thi
The school law of this state makes
The
For WorkiitK People. Rev. John Adams, New Mil
lots 2.) 28, Peek man's add Ferdinand
and lis St. Marks, $1. Elierhard Stadler to Marv Thiele, lota
greater Ferdinand, $1.
.iary . nowman.ei ai, to ntepiien Weyer, 00 acres in sex- 25 t s r 4, $'K0. NIartha A Smith to John W Chanley, 20 acres in see 1 1 t .1 s r 'A, $"). Sheriff DiiImmmI ('ountv to Martha A Harris, lot 4, 85 A Hti, Porteniville,
$1,514.40
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th county siiiierintendent an auto- lrE 01., 1 osiai savings in He 12 t 2 s r :t, $000. . mmt m ll 1 tmm aaiaaa nH2K!AK ..1.1 I . .1 V t 11 T I 1. a . . 1
(Tilt inasmuch is tlwit ollictT has OttiiKH, m mv opinnm, wimiu ins a .Fonn r ncn 8 adrn r w j( uiNBg within his hands the life and death particularly ginid thing fur the coun- in aee ,0 t 2 a r 5 $.Ho
of anv or all teachers under his y places, iukc my own town ,i eo ,n t 2 a r 5 1.50
his jurisdiction. There should be hr instance WSW MiltorO. Wei SK-n(er KilgingPm to M D Lemond,
in iiiiiemhi.ent to the school law are six miles irom UocKloru, Wliere l.il , i acres in sees 2;t A 24 t 2 s r 0, $1
providing that at least two oompa U art" "Vings banks, out our tent persons of different political working people cannot afford to take faith he appointed to assist in grad- the time to go there, and conse-
all manuscripts submitted to "Pnny nave no uhm p.aoe man an
mg
the superinten.ient for grad ition. stocking o. ie chimney to put If some such provision as the above their savings. hen these people weie provided there would not are saving any money it is particube so much complaint against the larly necessary that they should superintendent. Petersburg Press, haves perfectly safe depository and this would be afforded by the gov It makes no diflerence how big rnment nostal savinirs hamln
Whether any particular day shall Ln(i n(.n nnj widely known a con- China Record.
brimr to vou more of happiness or ,.OPn is lot it take its aIs out of the
suffering is largely beyond your Lamen lor say two seasons and it Samuel Ouerbacker has retired nower to determine. Whether eachL..;ii ...., ,...io 1. nhl.. to uleb no as President ot the French hick
day of your life shall give happi l I'rintvis Ink. Springs Co., and ('apt. W. W. ness or suffering rests with yourself. I - HUte, of Eouisville, has been elected (ieorge S. Merriam. sWSubscribe for the Cou hieb, to succeed him.
The IndianajKilis News thus
closes an excellent article on Arbor
Day: "With a further extension of tree planting we might begin to reclaim a climate that is becoming tropical in its characteristics. We should go far toward restoring the regular changes which mark the temperate zone. The need is dire. If each State for itself would do its duty we should in no great while begin to make amends for the rape of the soil, and restore to the earth
the moisture that it demands as the
price ot regular returns, ureal is
Arlntr Day! Let it prosper."
When iod shall call us home to that
fair and happy land. Ei.i.swokth, lam, A Histbk. Mrs. Jos. Sprauer has turned over tbe photograph gallery to her son, Andrew Sprauer, and nephew, Adam Sprauer, who will conduct
the business in the future. The latter comes here well equipped for business, having worked for his uncle, Alois Sprauer, of Jasper, for a number of years besides working in a first class gallery in Washington. We wish the young men unbounded success. Mrs. J.N. Harrison, mother of Mesdames Thus. Riley and Philip Shurig of thin city, died of consumption af the bowels last week, at her home near Ireland. John Herr, of Dnle, was in Boone township a few days since and made arrangements with N. B. Coffman, the popular trustee of that township,
to supply his two new school build ings with new seats. Huntingburg
News. Winter Wheat s Failure. Indianapolis Sentinel: Governor Mount says that a recent visit to his farm has convinced him that the winter wheat crop in the belt will be almost a total failure, as seed
planted two months ago has not germinated as yet. He says the
corn crop is far from satisfactory.
Senator K. O. Wolcott, of Colorado, chairman of the United States monetary commission has gone to Paris in the hope of prevailing upon the French government lo agree to fresh bimettallic proposals. It is believed here, however, that the government of France will not do anything futther in the matter. Eondon Bank Cor. Opportunity sooner or later comes
to all who work and wish. Lord
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