Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 December 1898 — Page 1

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py.H, OVWOU COUNTY, INDIANA, BY CLEMENT DOANK.

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JASPER. INDIANA.

W. C. T. U. COLUMN.

Fit I DA Y. DECEMBER 2, 1898.

NO. 13.

CONDUCTED BY MRS. U. L. HOHBS.

EDUCATINQ THE BOY.

"My chum, J im L iß', wanted me to join their Band of Hm..

Why, th-v bftf a pledge again

cider. Thev dont cntch

their pledges ; So Sir-ee! My a a It 4

in t l drunkard and i

FARMERS' INSTITUTE PROGRAM.

Here is a story told of Patrick! steh the Legislature. O'Mara. a private in the Ninth leg- It i- said tha' a "ring" has been

ul ir Not loin! aiio he wen' lo me nrmen anion me omciais ui me

.... h.. evere diseiplin- St.it- b n.-volent and penal institu-

m a A. M OiL

t lre'and, Uec. 7in ma sin

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iu7 nun Ii,- r.irrn-r in-iuuie n rii : ... 'i i . i :i..t..

father as heretofore announced in th anan, lor a two weens ,Jri ,uatr

.1 II - . , I , . . a. , HIIU 01ll IliilV n ui dkk KUV III UK U won t he. i'm.-hikr. will he held at Ireland on sen, e ... , ft i . uu

. ' : ! . . .v V " uu,,l ip ciiloPfM. wn.ll iu uh riiau'iir inmi "Ii'- aim nan

do von wsnt a two weeks' furlough millions to two and a half millions

ot dollars ior me enlargements,

s.. th. boy Lbougnt ; nut nanus Wednesday and Tharsday, use. irr. iv Ol lillf's VISITS. He went to ,wt w t..-.r DimM Lichlvter.

Lion ' . r - - ion - s . .

college with the WOUM oi me on.m- pr,-Mient. and John W. ivai erne.i- -... . . ..M. .ife i. hv the erection of additional build-

I illlK IV illi- r-1 tti . ..v. .. .

ftilvertiwmentfl hlernl cona

will I made to regular aiver-

What he Learned, it Home and in - Th RmultS.

i.iickc " ,. , UI.!.' a i.i...lf ,.t In.

. ...ut'U'N liiiUKl. "ig inmiM-r aii'i u" ."!. rv, .-ecrei;ir , on m-iwn m m hy mrs. sarah KoHERr. ,.,, in the DM of alcohol had .-tltute extwy a ootdial invitation The education of thin, as of every ,KM,n u tbofOttgfa as his preparation to r,.:irdies8 of occupation, but ..V.. 1.1 lujnun IV 1 tb the first day of us (..r i'nlli.ir. mil I hen- was every Uli ih. hrnii'W. to lav aside

itt. Ii fhiihin. and even the man- ,., Mrf,,(.t The collece k li dot ien of tlii i-.-a-on -f h w week- to give

Dan and voices of those around it, cam.)U! was surrounded i y saloons, the ve:ll for two days and attend began teaching this baby bjv. nod tba traatnM had built a hand- the meetings. -weeks crept on, alcohol o,ew,m. inn where gentlemen's sons The following is the program : Opposed friend but the real foe of (irink jn a, proved style. The WeoxISDAY, Dec. 7, 10:UO A. M. mankind, began to piay its part in sa,Jon iaj u,,j r rooms tilted Dp osie. the child's education, At every hath .1. fur t,e DM of the student invoc ation, Kev. J. . (iregory.

aid some wniSK) mu""1 fraternities. Addre- of lcome, Hon. John W.

p , M Mil BI'KV.

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ln niirs

be rubbed on the delicate, saiinv H-r-our rollirking college hoy, Norman. skin, to prevent the baby from tak- .,;)UmunL, the society J the plodding Response by the President, Daniel to. cold. When tba child bad 9t total abstainers, and k.eping com f . Lichlrter.

fr,.m nver leeumK, n ii-mv wit h tlios- w no are ueo io m-- i,at the ranm r- miouio mi-.

in at water

.;..i, n,i ti . ..hililrfn ire not mir. tor "betterment and "lm-

well and if ve don't mind, shajptovements, m the way of reyaire, would like to have me home for a ornamentations, new furniture, elec

her a bit of as- trie lights, new neaung aevices, ei a ilavfl TLö Inmlof urn

r)i8tAtlC6 irVWVt I vcicics a isnp ivoiavui

The cidonel eyed him for a few tveing strongly Kepunncan m DOU minntea and said: ''Patrick. 1 branches, the Republican officials in might grant your request, but I got the.-e institutions have little fear a letter from your wife this morning!tnat they will fail in their scheme MTing that SM didn't want youi to iaid the State Treasury. Let the

home that vou were a nuisance people oi inuiana aeep ineir rjeo ou and raised the devil whenever you their legislature. They may have w, ,,. therp She hones I won't let need to do so. Clark Co. Record.

yon have any more furloughs."

1C

might

have been

1

prevented some hot

lttorneys at Law

and do in order to succeed, J

I l iiiT.il" . 1 . . . .

M. A. KWKENKY. lojist (IveriOinP OV some ii"i van,.,nC m HIS UrillK eum aii'Mi. n uwiiunev.

awvviVV inside and some dry heat outside, .pm, jay after tbeif foot ball team ;,Mlt.rHl discussion.

old nurse saiu ii'nums " eauie home victorious, m- iouu. "anuary .ianageii.eui i oniu ,

... . m I

ilrink, found hunselt rapniiy ap- . . i i

in his urniK eovniuion.

the

f mod for him as gin, an

1 so be w a-

hinwlf poniinir to consciousness i;.tiihs Rilev.

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aPi-'ll. IND.. d...d with it aira-.n aimagai. ""from a treniemious ueuaucu ncnenil di.-iiH-i'n.

mM uajm ln tll omm ol DSM the mother's milk failed somewhat thp viotory WtDMBSDAT, 1 ;00 P. M.

il,nin .n.ti-.-. rartieumr wuim. u ta(i 0f peeing thai sue imo urr.- H(, felta-h imedat tirsi, imi a- no MusK..

iirrll K .lurkaon

fMibol roomy Bnk.

t fipo.it MmLj rest, gentle, pleasant ex-reise in acti,,n wa, t ik-nhythe college au- BieedHlg up, selection and pre

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JA8PER, INDIANA,

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.....in. itinrn.-v for the 11th

Circuit. nl ,11 -.ti. fully attenü M any riv.l , ..ntru.t.Kl to h m In any county of Ih-i allst

lhOfflc,e:mlSpayl builillng on Public Square Dc. . "W-lV

1 I, i no i 'id 1 .. f I . . , ik - 1 h I n I, ...

the open air, ana a bdwwuui thorities, ami a many oi ma vum- juration oi seeu-eoru, ou the doctor ordered her lager leer or paninnSi who had been in the same Kiiev i , .rt.r ATI d her baby-boy got i itrnhtiiin. lauirhed it off as a good (;,.neral discus-ion.

'share at his mother's breast. joke, he soon hist all sense of dis- "NeoeSStty of improved methods in

s the child grew, tor even cnuu- (. a;(j wen( on as u-ual. caring for live stock, J. n.

ish disorder he was given laven- Vht.n he graduated at the foot ot der hrandv with sugar and water, , . i.omPt he was

. . 1 . A 1 . . Ill- VIW '

that was his granumouier ( colege bred

I remedy which sue a.- Bent,.,n:in drunkard. He wis tak- ham.

Dt hanuy. oouimwm " en jnto ws jattier s business nouse, Apf oinunem oi v,omnoi

IT. A. Trylr. ff S. Btr. TRAYL0R & HUNTER, Attorneys at Law, JASPER, IMHAHA, Will practice In the Court! of Dubola inJ ditir.iunfCfiuntlc. tfofflce over Duboli County State Bank April a, "V3.

caring

(Iwallney. (leneral discussion. Sheep Farming," J.J.

Cunning

Thursday niht of lat week a lo

cal lodge of the Woodmen of the

World was instituted in this city with 16 charter ruembere. Peter Bonier, the well-known and popular saloon-keeper at the corner

of Fifth and Washington streets, win

"That settles it. I suppose 1 an't get the fuilough, then'.'" said

Pat.

No. I'm afraid not. Patrick.

Il wouldn't lie we for ine to do -

a. v -vw- - andI the circumstances."

i. Ii .; .1.' f.ti n;or (rv PVe

11 wa 1 .urn r. a atani -'"I , ... i i... .; .Vw

the coknel. a- he started for Tn.u T ik hu a il 1 Cl . n. u aaA. the PUh of next month. He will door. Stopping suddenly, he said. vra(mftr

Colonel, can I say anything to - -J ' ttnUv HpfPrnlipr 4th IS'.IS. the

'' . . . l . :o Ull , ,.f I.e. r'olV..!; eViiirnh nt

"Certainly fatnck, wnai is u. jucw uena ui ' "You won't get mad, Colonel, if.New Boston, Ind., will be blessed , sa! it?M e by the Rt. Rev. Abbot, of St. Meini.. .... i.,;..L- !. t i.irnd. Ind. Services will begin at B

I MTI I I II II . I ,1 L l l v rv , . a bw - v - w

VVI awin r

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u: hut he needed: nau m: i.., n,.i dmnk ft -n that his lath- kdnksi.ay vkm.n.,

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r ajp . . . i i 7 . a a a

Somehow it diun i An enieriainmein

7::W P. M A I

Eiven dv me

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Pretty soon the ume came m mlR.h of a1)ke to Ket aruiiK Ireland llign ocnooa. w invented a pain in h;s stomach on h(jme ag it did at college, and features of the evening will he an

nuroose to get some medicine or- tlr coulj n,)t set. anv relation addn-ss by Hon. James iuey on

cause be liked it. between the gla?s of beer he still "Town and Country bite.

Sometimes there were guests ... . . h mstlinner and his druken TbOBSDAY, Dkc Sth, A. M.

were treated to wine; tnen ne p(n brou ht h,,niP and left on his

Z. doorstep at midnight.

1MUN0 BUETTNER, Attorney at Law, And Notary Public,

IA9PKH, INDIANA, VIII practice la the Conrta of Dubcilaand rsrry coiintiea, Imllana. Jan. inn. r. e. woods" d. b. s, OPERATIVE DENTIST, JASPER, " mOIAMA. a.oo nrr of tbktm. na.oo

liolil MM. Ii

ged for some, or

u. n,,r ii uiui " ii !.. I... im.!ij Violinen i in n '

drained the last drop from the guests J traight ,n up "-. Hoj?

glasses. .. Hllt aas he has cotnpieieu ins (;.valtnpv Uut hi, p.. . drink ,.l.,,a.,.n. hon li-I Vaam HIOM that they .ere 0 II a tiug in m . , hoie . y , , R(,d

ft . I r o rnr t i'i ii l mi . . . .11 t i j a ia t

nini u au? WI hP imrteil Wlin an MP nau iu hit-

growing with his l?roaUi. J t J l(M)n keeptrs, and, leing kicked otf father had his glass of beer with his nise!i Clause he had nothdinner, and the boy, as a matter ol ' for rUR he starte)1 to

tramo home to appeal to his mother for the money his father had refused him. A common tramp, begging,

drinking, bloated, stealing rides on freight trains as the risk of his life,

reckless and ruined we l-ave nun ,

and when unobserved,

At last he was -hipped out west

Music. Invocation, Rev. Thomas Rean.

T want to say there are two splendid Uan in this room, and I'm one of them. 1 was never married

in me loife." Buffalo News. Si cretarv-of state Hay tells this

tor; of Lincoln, which did not ap

near in his biography ot that presi

dent: Onemornine in the

house grounds. Lincoln found that

a robin's nest, containing three hltl birds, had Wn knocked off an

an evergreen tree near me imej

care ess ca driver.

Ofllct

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Mtlaitr. Ut malhiHl of ntlln rtifln! W'lb

All work urnt.l Term kiii aaaratarai aaa i.ory HrJr .tora. ftagaji 1. ltaft ly

A. M., after which the blessing of

the bells will take place. All are

respectfully invited to attend. Louis Meyer, aged It, an employe at Stimson's saw mill, was the victim of a serious accident yesterday morning. While working at a ripa . a ii

saw, a piece oi limner was mrow u I.,, tl c.ir anrl Vinrlorl nrrainst

l 'Oll ÜT llic auu C wtiiie , . , ... . .

ins neao wun sucu lutuc a ij ubo a fracture of the skull. Drs. McMahan and Lukemeyer were called

and rendered medical assistance. The Hunt'.ngburg Woolen Mill

have received a large government

Raising," J.

J. 5. STEWART,

t3

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course, nau ins m "ttc Uo "to be like father." His mother bad alwavs some iort wine with which she treated her lady friends, serving it in tiny, dainty cut glass goblets, with delicious cake. hat mother's bov would not get some,

t,,o? What boy of any precoui , peoirM ofwhat the drinking educated to love the taste of alcohol, i 1- ci ty, in s .-called could resist the hunting lor the chri9tian hom,. can turn out an place where those wine bottles were e ft o what a bifh toned col-

kept, and taking a s-ow., wh()!)e facuity likes me sly? ... . . , ta-te of alcoholics better than sav d

Delicious wine jellies, wine

pud-

RESIDENT DENTIST, south aide of Public Square. Spayd Hlock. JASPEK. - - INDIANA

Oneriktiona flmt-Hass u recommended

-all work guaranteed. Specialist Crown and Bridge work bee. . ins ij. DENTISTRY

Nile, and whose president assist-

ding sauces, wine caae, ciut-r ii . (,inn,.rs ami pledge.-

ides, with a dash oi nranuy ... wimse drinking habits he, by

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lonK au-r.ii. ii'u

were never

. . a

table Hi ms Dome. to form, in sparkling

mother belonged to the cnurcn, .u Q tha( ,H)y so great. called themselves Christians and aeainst. mav even in his

temperance people. Ihey aenouiii- j Tra(,alion tin(1 ,liln wh.i alone

Clover

liest Results," James Riley.

(ieneral discussion. Benefit.- I have derivnd from Farmers Institutes," Mike Schum. "What ÜM Fancy Breeder has done for the Live Stock Interest-, ' James Riley. tleneral discussion. Thubsoat, 1 :00 P. M. Corn Cu.tur.' and the Possibilities of the Corn Corn," J. S. Pfrini mer. DiscDSSaOO led hv James Riley. "Poultry on the" Farm; the Largest Crop in America," J. B. Pfrimmer and Mik- Schum. Reports of committees. Flection of officers. Adjournment.

I), m LICHLYTBB, i res.

house by a careless ca

Kneeling on the ground and putting: f furnishing 50 AH A) wool-

H. the birds back in the nest he re- . 100.000 woolen shirts

a 1 . I . i lk. pa l.ia.l n va '

placed it saying. imac unuo mc Ihelpless. and I'll make them happy

again." Stute board of education, includ-

for

has learned that his brother, tor Lucien Baker, Topeka, is to be appointed United di-trict iudge of that state.

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. vAm.1o ami ir fhlpnrf h'llM'l n 99 .

His father and "'V,. J .1. ".. ' J . MTnaaawf, am, y-

on

Or. O. A. NUIBY, Resident Dentist. HUNTINOMÜRO, IND. Tendera hla profeaalonal acrrlcea to all nnl( any work In the dental line, and rr.nni.ea to alve It hl eloaeat attention. Golf plate work apeclB,lly aolH-lted. anl all lurk warranted. Apr. IV,

.i j i,n-- rowdies and -ireei

eu uriaaaai"" i , fitrhta. Those low saloons they de-

snised. Thev bought their wines

nd liouors at their grocers

" "l goods merchants

there

able to save and keep such as he. FRANK

DECEMBER LADIES' HOME JOURNAL The Christmas Ladies Home Journal surpasses nil expectation- in the variety of its litera.y contents, in the interest and excellence of its notorial features, and in the wide

: . .

or dry

However, when . . . u . M1 n.. T. r,.no- ..f articles aimed to solve the

la a llntre oi a Tian in ins wu - " . ...

were temnerance sermons or problems incidental to the holidays. .. ' i u ..I iliuv II n .n....ijfnl i'nndid:it lor I 111- .v.. . ..i.i ti,.n r.n

lectures in the cr.urcu, ow u i here i- a noiuoiw uiiiinuuuuu " had a chance to sign the pledge or ted States Senator had to be hand- Vin christm.ls Present," tel-

T. v., they womu some, bun f""-u , ' line of the gilt oi the .Magi 10 ine

ing the governor, will be entertained at FvansvilK Dec 15, when the new high school building will be dedicated. Another Judicial Baker.

udge J. II. Raker, federal judge,

maKan., States

Judge

Baker s son. h rant-is K. liaker. wa

elected to the Indiana supreme

bench at the last election. -Sun. BEAUTIFUL SEA SMELLS.

Kverv one admires them. fMnce

coming" to Florida I have received

numerous inquiries ior sea iuwii, and now I am prepared to anwei yes I can send you shells, for I have "made mite a collection of lovely shells, both from our own coast, the coral reefs, ar.d some beautiful ones

from the Wist India Islands. I will mail a dozen or more different kinds, no two alike, to any one who sends a stamp fo- postage. Mrs. F. A. Warner. Jacksonville Fla.

join the W. C

have nothing to do with either for Frank R Posev

of Evansville,

thev said they "had no use for tern- would till the bill. He has many France and prohibition cranks." other qualities, hut those mention-

"Thev were people who knew how ed stand uppermost in the et . tl m7, Wbv should the everyday Kvansvilhan.

Aanv themse ves a pleasure n is reiateu oi i -c7

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of

they

Rainbrtdge To-wnalilp Trusteed Notice. The nndertigne!, Trustee of Bainhriilire township. Pul"" county, will atternl to Township laisiness on Satunlay ot everv wik. at Frank Beta's ottice on

Nurtli Main BtrtH-t. between Eiathth and

Ninth, in Jaster. The Township U

rrv an. I ln.li.in Sm-IiooI Hooks are at

aine place. William Suti.ih, Trustee Aug. 1, 1897 y.

CCJLBIDNAL

vDVERTlSEMENT AND AN OCCASION A I. Iff JR. Xi Are Alike in that Neither Does Vera Much Good. CONTINUOUS REGULARITY 18 THE RULE FOR BOTH.

Christ Child, and another recalling

"Washington's Christmas at alley t LM..,.ie.l V If mopflon f i L t

a or tu r,( m i n . n u i .-"ii v a rv - .

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(.lie o. i' iv hi m .iv... ..,,tf wis ii (iirl." and irives some de-

that most .,.(,, i vllmnaiM of her eirlhood.

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which if used moderately, would ol the people oi ms iio.ue c. hef home and her dai.y lite. As n im , , , . iic.l. " .. ...1 nau oil..... .. ... ., :

hurt no one, just because mere wt-re mm as rr;u.a.. ....'. ... ' usual Kdward ivk s eouonai page is others who were such weak fools are you. Frank .'" when they meet (.1(id wi(h iSeaSonahle suggestions, that thev didn't know when they him on the street, and that the a spec al plea for those mm aaawj .inj ..it .1.. K dtrmU from . . . .

had HBOUaTbT emmrwu awi ."uS "-- , ; who are alone ai t nrisuuns.

The bov heard all this, ana wnen rosey s nome 00 .. m, W L. Taylor I uiusirauon, ".Min- ., stimonials to the me

Mlgieiopen-

nlied to all arguments, "lou uon 1 expect iinu t 10.- ....... ... " , hng page, inner picionai pages

'...v. ma aicrnlni the tiled ire. My or carrv them aiong on hi- snoui- , ..M:,rv Anderson in her hn

father avs 'nobody needs to get drrs. cli-di Home,

drunk if they don't want to.' hven the cnuuren can mm MearH so Much," "The Creator ol one ever saw him drunk, and he has fr they hav heard their f ather- . ß n hn- at nomP," "In Some wine and beer every day. Besides address him so. And the piccan-.Mtv Roonu of (iirls," "Christmas I know a minister here in town who innies they gather around . th' Qburch" and "Christmas in

has beer ever) dav with his dinner. - Frank" as he passes by tnrlhp Sunday School." "Christinaand I heard our doctor say he would homes, and njoy 'he same Kpnia. Daintier on the Chating-I)i-h" is

I me of Mrs. Korher s aru .a.. .... - 1

if he could atlord II. I ininK iney tue nioiners ..1 1. ..o' -. - - , (. ,,n cooking. nrignie -i ami ne.-i

n.iffht to know whether it hurts ting a Cnited Stab - Senator, l,,y ,,f the S.ns of the Morning,

rlln IlllVlll Vit I J H 11' I k-waaw - " 7 III lllllll - -- offered the pledge to his class, and ,,,iainted with him, so that they run . wrM of ..Tno People of L nnted them to sign it, this boy re up when they see him coming d'iow" worthily occupies the Plied to all arguments. "You don't expect him SO toss them in the airjin(? pag0 Other pictorial

189 COLUMBIA CALENDER. The Columbia Calender for 18M

. - is beine distributed. The Calender

takes . .,, .i.r..i.,. i nJ ..-.!.

IS Hilly Up to ine rianuaiu kji w lence set by its thirteen predecessors It is of distinctive value for busy

men ami women. FCngagements to

be made and duties to be performed

can be jotted down in its leaves, and the daily reminder will save much annoyance and inconvenience. Bricht and wittv savings and fit-

nts ot

product, wmcn grace

the tops of the pages, are largely contributions from the Pope Com-

rutnw'a nwn customers, and give an

r v ----- - . -

V 1 1 a fit t 't.ri.tfii't. ad h-d value to the Calender.

Tin. eil ender wi ie nianeu to

M liv vw"w--anv address on receipt of five 2-cent

-tamps at the Calender Department of the Pope Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn., or a copy can be

UfOODfod by applying Ui the nearest Columbia dealer.

any hotly or not.

iri TKI - SKVr.KM.

I V Persona In Iii atatc

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WOUId noi leave aaaai j - j-e didate, Posey's friends say. Ind. Sun.

th

TKl-TWollTin to inanaic our

. ...1 nn.rltv .... 11 ii I i ...

. . .. hi I it'ir 11. 11 nil", n. .-. . .... ..... w.

it 1. u.ainlv office aork roadacUsJ at boMte.

2.tÄn-rS.r innre, n wZ" Salary it is thought the mm

Monthly 1" K.I.rence. Knoae "-"

mat.. Dept. M.cbicaco. burning itself out

Journal'- pri.e ( brist mas anthem, is

the musical fei ture of ihe DecemlsT Journal, which is excellent from

asaww saint of view. Bv The Cur-

At th" iire-ent rate of combustion, .jg publishing Company, Philadel

is th.uiirht the sun will last trom nn:. ()n,. dollar ist year , ten

7,000.000 U 1."i,.xm),(HI0 years betoreicenta lier(.opy.

Mr. Bainbridge "Daughter, who

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is tills ivicua.'i ii ii'i'iiiiti 'ii v......t-

I hear you talking alioutso mu. h ' Miss Bainbridge "He is the lit-

ktiriinesyou used to know,

and 50,000 woolen socks for the U. S. arm v.

This speaks highly for the pro

ductions of this establishment and also shows that it is able to compete

with other mills in the country.

Hun'.ingburg Newa. Mrs. W. A. Traylor, of Jasper,

has one of the finest collections of

crysamheraums ever exhibited by

anv one lady in Southern Indiana.

Over fifty large pots of handsome big bloomers testify to this lady's skill ani care, and her generosity in sharing her beautiful bloomers is great. Many of our ladies have had the pleasure of visiting Mrs. Traylor ihe past week and enjoying a crysan hemum feast. Argus. THE LAW FALLS SHORT. We have in the state of Indiana, a

'aw that prohibits the sale of quails. This law was passed with the end in

view ot protecting about the only

game bird left in the state from the

narket hunter and game hog. De

-pite this law quails are today and every day being sold in the markets of Indianapolis. The dealers, in or

der to evade the law and its conse

quences, call the birds "short billed snipe.' Ti.ey smother their consciences and deliberately do that which they know is unlawful and wrong. N'o one attempts to stop them no one complains against them, and there is practically no provision made for the enforcement of the just and proper law. It is an outrage that the plain purpose of the statute is so shamefully ignored.

and it is a greater outrage that the legislature has left so good a law w ithout definite and distinct means of enforcement. At present it is

everybody's business to bring the

violate rs to justice, and, theretore, it is nobody's business. Indianap

olis Sun.

And that's the trouble with nearly all the criminal Statut s of Indiana. Our legislature should learn something from the Central Governments jvatem of enforcing law. The P.

m j - c

M. I ieneral has a detective force whose dutv it is to arrest all viola

tes ot the postal laws. The Secre

tary of the Treasury has a set ol custom officers with police aids, and internal revenue collectors with aids, anl violaters of the national laws are punished. Every state

statute should provide some department with officers who will be

tie Di. k t. rimes you use.i to "now,. , n,,nn-h, fo thfi nf jn.emPUt

ii. : ... " i ....... - . .

papa, ne a n, pi.j . Uf it U., The school funds ol the

State waeld probably be doubled each year with such a provision.

Detroit Free Press.

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