Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 February 1901 — Page 1

Weehlu GTmifirf VOL. 43. JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1901. NO. 22

I Hi.lMlKH KVKHV KK 1 1 A V AT JASv J'KK, UVtOil I "I'M V, INIMANA, IV CLEMENT DO A NE. OFFICE. U C'oi kikk Boiloiko tu WtOt Sixth Si kkkt. pltlCS Off irBSCBIPTION. ... M iaaliaa l..t,..i.l 1 M

gfa ,r:. r time in pfOpOfftioa. B M Ks M ADVERTISING. K r legal advertisements h-gal rati-s; l1) m! fl.'SI for first insertion; Mb. audi BSlalBflSM it in-ertion. For vearlv lilwoltHMHintl UWral BOSs r 1. 1- will bt made tu regul&i' advertiser. COM M ERC 1 M. AND JOB WORK (fall Kind Promptly and Neatly eir -.I at i.ibkkai. nm. We invite in p.ctn.n ait'I business.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

v. Mil Bl'KV.

H.A. HWKKMCY.

MILBUIIS i SWEENEY.j attorneys at Law,

JASPER, INDIANA. Wilt DCMttM in IB ".urt f IiiImiI n1 , , ..ii.nif iiti I'artn-ular utt.-iit oii ifiTrt; ' "(.li-'tina. 11 I l I .lrli t., at. I'll i f...i I . pul .lank. I . v. y, -VJ. t M I OOX. w - W BTBB. COX& HUNTER. Attorneys at Law JASPBK, INDIANA. H .11 HattMt I Ik BIWMta of ImiIm.i. .mil i ..m int eonatU , oltoetioaa a'i lri ate H rn it p'iiilt v. :tle- in payi"t'a buildinic on I'uMiv fejuar rtb. i. too-iv. BT. . I i .i l..r. IMMH I r) lor.

TKAYLOK k TBAYLOB, Attorneys at Law, JAHPBB, INDIANA. Will prHi'tiri' in tfea Court (ft Oulnuaanil aIclntnit cimiti.-n. ...t Out - int t.it. iBank, r. t. i'.ajü.

for tin- Q(M itlKK. A.N IRELAND SENSATION. Young Cupid anil a sweet dreamer, Arm- locked a wal king wont, Old Ifesdsme followed after, A raging, with war intent, Young Cupid cast an arrov, I nt1 1 - w i t dreainer'l heart. Old Me-darne's sweet young darter From Cupid would not part. Old MssdaiDS'l wrath grew high as To him she did object, To walk with her sweet young darter, Fol him -he liad DO respect, She 1 f t the crowd Hi waiting, And on the war path run, Too people followed titer, A watching for the fun. she caught him by the collar, And tore hi tie pact, Aul screamed "I'll scratch vour eye out,' And scratched him in the face, Young Cupid was not conquered, For witl bia love away He ran, in what direction did Mesdanie could not say. The crowd wa- laughing loudly At Old nfesdame'a defeat, They beard her going homeward, They heard her tramping feet, Young Cupid, he stood waiting T hear Old Med '-me' cry, When down the hill he vanished, In the t inkling of an eye. Boon he heard her Doming, And in the brush knelt down, old Ifeadame hurried past him, Aod he hurried hack to town. The next time he goti walking, I'll bet a silv. r dollar, He'll go prepared for battle, W ithout a tie and collar.

r S

W. C T. U. COLUMN.1

CONDUCTED BY MKS. M. L. B0BBB.

Up and At Them.

(Kruin Our Regular Correspondent.) WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINoro.v. I). C. Jan. 2S. '01

republican' are going to make

to be called to nass the Shin Sub

fciu) Kill UU nl lj ikii "i .. i aa.l-k. 1.1 a

Hurrah lur I ' r. i . i ) i f i m . mv . I 1 "I

vote uiu not uo away witn tne ........ . . .

i ....... ..... .... . i .... i i . i. ..Tl. ..Air

limn, uui lb Uli vi" unar nun iui ,i, a ,' f. I II ,. . ,, . : the extra session. After eadine re pn- ii ill ii'itu u'i i I muu .mn mi wi ... "

w-rV " ' nil t lean senu'.ir hu,

i. . 1 i . . . . "

umrrJ

it becomes effective. The other measure reported is the Overstreet bill for maintainine at all times the

If an extra -wsion of congress has '"f of. he standard silver dollar

n"" r"'-- inv urixjocrauc members of the committee Driean. of

and Thayer, of Mass., voted.

Philippine legislation the excuse for uP, ?. C'?f,. IaVOr 01 re

launig me lauer HU, To judge from the talk of Sena

makes me

1 know a lot ot very good men .fho got scared at either the straw

man ot "empire or the DORY man

of "fr e silver," an

conscience away and voted for McKinley or Bryan and the legalized saloon, and now feel awfully Be hami . . i n a i i.i

eu oi tneir cmiaisnness and tacx oi

courage. Many a Kepunucan nounce(i hi9 intenti;jn to t ' to ffP. . no probability ot early action on

savniL' today, "II 1 tiaa only Known , :.t me part ol the british ttovernment

. . - ... , ... . . I'uiniriuiiai WUItllUUMM HDI lo llin .1

Philippioea, it was a little surprising and at first confusing for Mr.

CO 11 Q t ... 1 I . .

i.imaiouiy ... ...

uiH ti.t i,..r k0 m,,i;.; "", not unow mat such

pine legislation by this congress, fnf'lT"" i" thfcamuga Canal and Senator Spooner had abandoned u'J " nd,ng lnthe ,Snat?- ,S,?ce

V 7 "ii bill, which by the way, gives the !JC LT i , , . . , in" id tucked their ... -i ' . "1,.. .' the bill should not be ca ed un un-

uimuvui aunui, ihm name auinoruv ,;i ,1 ,. . ; r, over a Civil government in the Phil- ie nU Z" ted upippines that he now exercises under on th "V-I'auncefote treaty many his authority as Commander-in- 5?Ä rP the b, 1 ae

Chief of our Military forces, and ao- 100 Uöau aü(?m- .ltiero

that Mckinley would have had such a majority, I surely would have

vo ed mv convictions md a clean

on the treaty when there was no ex

cuse for protracted delay, but now,

when Important business connected

uiemu vi,. L-, ,,,. tn uonii . Mtw.p, f wun iispoiw

ballot for John (i. Woolley. I did puninii MmmMi,J L ! Wlth le beginning of the reign of a

not wan t Hrvan elected, but I am

verv sorry I increased McKinley'

Min the i,nmdit .. f new kin8, gives an excuse for de

BLTÜn '! lay. there

uvrewwu n..u0j . Sl)()oner bill, reinforcintr it mUh ihm

m.'ijonty and thereby made the iodonemot of Secretary Root and world believe his infamous nulhuca- ,, ffc r u irsu J .1...

, . i .,, . . ...u ....... im, limn y .Ulms L11C tion of law and insult to Christi abs(),ute in 0S8Ü)ilit of ui h itotitinnnrj n nimrn' id mini u - . . J o . O

r , ; j V i s: r. PHUipptO legislation asked for

ttVlllUl AMU Ull'U UK'Ula'VMMi tilt) .. 1 lan inr-a I lumi opit la unmnir

; vj L" 1 1 i i' i uiiu irjmn iub ir r-d 11111 ,.rti el. . , 1

t(fc, a .if 11 i 4 rtUU i trui in.; rp iun una mes

VU I til 1 . A ''.' . ' ' & M 11(4. . ' I mti.fa

not want and didn't even

'"The gobbleina '11 git you

don't watch out ! M The devil drove

is practically no chance of

action before the deatb of this congress. C. A. S.

BaTTheodosia Burr's remarkable

in lifo atorv 1H miiitnllv ti.ld kv an ad.

Bfaort time left of this session, miring writer in the February Laonly sent th-j report and mes-die-' Home Jmirnnl S.inh at.

lull 1 11 PI a .a a-waaaawaaai -

get that I ' ' r9 10 C(nsress to prepare tbe way tremes of joy and sorrow ae were the you if vou fur an extraL8eu,n t,f the next con- iot Qf -The Beautiful Daughter of

Kress, m wniCU Some 01 ttie most Aaron Rnrr" rm. In f.-

--- uii wtuv v a v nuiuviii

active opponents of the Ship Sub-The story of the famous . i.l. 1 v a 1 1 .II a . . L aa sua A- ' f ' 1 1

you taw a corner uu io,u you him bj Mii : nnl u.M II D Ka. " "T , " . ,

vou had to take one of two evils, n " "" JZ! ' " nearer -iy uoa, 10 inee,

and vou got scared and believed n JL

hymn, and a

close view of its brilliant author, are

Ireland, Ind.

Moonlight.

i n'riiMiTiic urn ntr v.i .- -x .... a . . - . .

him, and today he is chuckling ov A Woman to Whom you; discomfiture. Prohibitionists ' '' The Fame Came After Death." How of Indiana, up and at them ! Do 3 ÄJÄ ?Ä We et and keeP the correct time is 1 and ne liier li e that i.t ir nur l .a i? .r. . .... .

; ------ --- ---- explained "ine uiock by men

IK.l M d'lL il ll'lliLUL v 1 ' 1 1 t i I I I I L ill J: r "II aar

l. i . . , . urj.uc im ii, tu luuuence a s ngie wm Spi All Our rM.ii 1 nr crii hiiiini' how it hHiilipn- . .. . . ft ' e ev All VUT

i n r. ... .democratic vote, or lessen demo- htu

Watches"; and

Lto. B. I8HER. Ii. M KK N FISH EH k KEAN, Attarneys at Law, .1 ASPIIK, IN DIANA

p.aiii- cirri, r.r-ii.. THE IDEAL SCHOOLMASTER

i tu .....v,. I..!.,.;. o,.,,niv Should be Eminently Just.

0,..i,.0,i iia. ...Ii. nl th'p 1 True, aod Alwavs a Bov at Heart. et lf u UHi not inJure

l.v. i ii . I t' rv 1 1 1 c a" v a . r ar ......I inn Jkl a... ! s aa.ivntWAI-t I Ai 1 i t 1 Oat (4 A .idäal - U .a 1 .1 -

nullit ' in if r A.tMiiuauuu ir im la.-i V u u ii ;t" tri M in i . it"i)r i i t Ä.i t r f

Julv rheir an-wprn wer craded nl mUp. hp a tmn pniiru-ntlv nmt. . was

r . . ' rnn

ed. Our vote mav be twice IT hat ZZZLmZ1 i .T3 1116 liuttaloe9 Ooodnight it was in 1898 or may be only half FP? 5 1 8mgle ni-T' ,ianch ' is the recor of the only M gtat ,s I n Thave DO idea "vV f Nfth American Bi8D 0Wn' Boe what OUI vote ,s, but it matter- tlin7 ed 8 WOraan' LoVers of "CranlitUe. The saloon is still here and m '"n t T. J, IS ?rmy k are gn-will be will be until WE kill it Then up c mmiMfoM. " the expanded reg- delighted with the dramntic version in ue UUI.1I v kin n. i neu ujj . anna hv annAnn ,nn k. U.. . P , . .

and at it! I'ick out a sin-sick Be- :7' ,Tl . "c ln ltie feorurary Journal, through

Absolutely publican, who would vote out tick- TTZZ. CL TSirTZTr ,aa W representative men

his

to mn who bad nerved in fh Phil. i i r.i . ......

party or "HI ". anu w omea J"umaii8 empuattcai-

i nnl rl VC i t V. I 1 1 aM ilnnlnurj nufarnu. ... . . . , . .

give aid to the Democrats, and thn L . J.V I 7..lt- .- ll 8elue ine 0,1 disputed (1uestion,

HS3I ii n Lisi

I by the Slate Board, were successful :

W i il .ri...ii. i ii t h. Ci .it rt .if f.uh.ii ii.nl

a-lj. afng nt -p. 1 1 ait. ntlon given CLAM! "How IoTea'M KkADIXG."

t UI.'IIH'lll i I fl.iH' ;iTi. rolK-t-l!

OBto "I Spuyil . . .t Mira we. M irrh t. b

Ituil.l i utt. ov.t IM hü ti nv

BfiUHO BLKTTNLH, Attorney at Law, Aim! Notary Public, aTASPBB, INDIANA. Will praotlcf la Um OOttTtt Ot Dvbo - M 1 1 rrry lountiM. In 1 inn Jan , ItH.

ine quaiin ation "ra hf. N:pi,...pr th Mm

rlni.nl I Ma ailHail unmiM I . r ... ..... ....

II i: ... -"-"-'i"J'' v.v.vvi uvGiurc tic r,,r a I.ir hora ..am. tr h.

The following absolutely true, and one who has ZVV Vh.i knows Tory well that some of thoae but one opinion amonir thoaa who

I been, is. and always will be, a boy J ßled each other's vote and comm,8"lon8 demanded by Bhould know mo8t on the 8u5jecl. at heart" writes Caroline Ifelie ZtLA Zn TbZttfcZ mJ"" f Pield in the February Ladies' Home , ff J d t the t furn down. A big republican row 0ne Man Succeeds and His Brother Journal. "8uh man will "ot ittyaÄr0air" fo? 'iiL the Unbutton of, Keils, and The Trying Time BeOniT deserve nu-a ?ommar . his pd- i . 1 n lnee places. 'twpen Mother and Dmicrbtair " am , . . ' vears hence mutually Dledffins 4 i. . ,vween .noiner ano uaugnier, are

pus love and respect, nut will nave-,,,,,,,,, hpr tn vntfi ü ia rnhihiti.m urm asningion rat- an thoughtful articles. Architec-

OPERATIVE DEH1 1ST, JASPER. INDIANA. a. 00 scr or teeth. tB.oo '!!. Oraara mtk 8n ! ork oi.i Kiiim 1".U1IT. LataM m.th b f llnitif artiflcUl t.tb v vara SMfaaaaal Trm- taaaaaMi OBBa or J. ihn A S.nn.rbrim'. .tor., on put. he aqaar, Mraaaja on :th .tri . t. U. IH8 ly DENT i ST R Y

nn. n. a Mommr, Resident Dentist. M NTINOMUUO, IINI.

iTi ir, r.ia - to all

J. aty work In ttiv .liiitnl I in.-, ami 1 " - t (ire It Ina C kl aw attcnt 1..11 plat, arnrh apcrl.lly a Ih HimI, an. I all

- arrant.'.l. Apr. ll,'w.

INSURE WITH Wm. A. Wilson's General Insurance Agencv,

JASPER.

INDIANA.

13.

UVERY AND SiLS STABLE. FEED. VOLLMER, aw nun, Jasper, ted w.ty. havt' H e l. turnout", of any 'arifty for customer. ; partinilarly OOS Hal travelers. Cottiieooa and m

Jasper A. Abell, Nellie Beck, Titos. . Crandall, Mattie DUlin, Barbara Dudine, llrt. Mary L. Eckert, John F. Hoeing, M. W. A. iiemsaer, Emma Hillemeyei, Lizzie Hildebrand. M. I-. Kellams, C. XV. Land. Christ. H. Meyer, Nellie Miller, B. L. Payne, P. A. Bimmons, Rose Steinhäuser, Sr. Flor entina, Sr. Kunigunde, Sr. Kavier, r. Aquina, 8r Verena, F. W.Tofmohlen, Flora Vollmer, XX'm. Witzberer, Homer Wineinger, Elmer X. Whitehead, Lola M. Wochoer, Ed B. Wearer, Lula B. Voung 30. Omabic Bdocatiox. Myrtle Corn, t iara Donnermann John I Hoeing, Emma Hille, meyer, Li.ie HUdebrand, Anna Klein, XX'm. M Kellems. 0. XV. Land, Nellie Miller Anna M. I'fau. Bt. Bertha, Br. Gabriella, Br. Flor- . : 1. a -- - a. a.-.

I'lillMK, 1 1. rto'iuiu, r-r. c-nir.-m, i juaJe good " Wm. Witaberger, Mora Vollmer,

Himer Whitehead, Lull M. XX'uch-nt-r. 19. Repcbu or Plato. Bdnat'oope' lva Hadke. 2,

ICIAI Kl KMKNTS. da Behrens. John Bates, Roh1 Kemp, Era Radke, J. XX'. Siortmons, Homer Wineinger, Ed. . XX "aver.

inil . f , . . , i i-. a aawwaa))a..va aa IIViVi'i il IVIIIVV for ent lawyers C. A. hnow k Co., the tlirei the fa9hion8 cuiinary matters,

all.. r ! a. . . . I . . il aa h -i at i ..Ii...

1.-0 11 ivii. ' 1 uui: i num. 111 iiaiult- . i . , . . . .... .. .. tnlcpt ami tluis envfl two votes

ffblCft will enable h.m t , discrmn- , . " vinLuMi .... 0 successiui patent solicitors in anti an themes interestinK

nate Wisely and to draw his lines of , " "7' ' . ZCl ine world, obtained, during r.MXJ, flr ,m,iv trPaH IU- Tb

. nil inair narrv 111 i i irni nur if vf ihm . .. . . . . - . . . . , . - t . ...

woman

By The Cuitis

1 1 .i 1 T- ni-rn 111m i. uiiin 111 iiur in , . , ... . u .v..., w. ...... ;

cl. " i-"'J " r.--- 41. o iiarnnrOB nl I S ....... ....... V.. ..... .

uibiwawa iiLipm ...... ontuwiii. an Hi.l Pink mnr men . . -. runiisning Company, rnuadeipnia

1 1 : : 1 . . . i i .....v. ... .......... ..v.. ..... .... .. ,.,,1,-1,- ... .. . ....... ....... . . 1 ... - -

a 111:111 na- niiii:nis. ru- wotk '- : , " .iuhh mm

tod:v or as sonn a-

begin on them. XX'e wouid

trebble our vote in 1902,

a man ha in- ngtit.-

giDs at a fixed point, and the material for that w rk should have been properly prepared before presenting it. It is too much to expect that, taking in hand titty or a hundred odd boys already on the outer verge

of childood, he should do for them x;, a sa(on exist! not only his on work, but also MBt tou the gutQ what their parent, ought to have ia,t November that I a. i 1 S al 1

neen umng ior mem irom tneir era- ... , ;flnr raffic

1 .J . .. 0

. . . ........ v.. ...... . 1 i V l.l U I I. 171 1.11 I I .1 ...II... m .... A . .... 1. a . , . m a.

IK1--1U e aiiU 1 1 . . . v'"c coi , iciitcjio a wuy. I u aiiu ,1 n . . hv nl lur " rJ

thus ot,. j ij : ui-.. .i..1. ... .

"CIC in u nun ior uih tmiürtn s busdiy Aiteroooa Uivenioe.

B-mwwtuwHii-w, inventor who wishes his application ,i ..-ki , 1, j Again I say. Hurrah for Prohibi- o( a atent t(J ,,e allowed 1 I "Hearing a Bible story and learntion I r T - . ing a text should form a part of tbe I C. B. K.WUB, Irvington. J children's employment elery Sun-

K. Nkwiin, Irvington. IuZZLa Z, 1 ZZTui'Z children's employment every Sun- ..... , ...p,. p ur fn rimiianl Ma r ru.lun. . . !

,;,,. ' . , , dav aiternoon, says a writer m tials during the present week, made .l'b i V j- ? tr . - ... , 1 . "c1t"k' ,U"YC the February Ladies Home Jour-

iiid 1 irevfen uouiiressiona oow in ... L .. ..

' 11 h I viii iruvur rii 7 j ir 1 riu mi it nor

s i v. a Mun t uiv 111' 'llivi

"Pi a ro, ti'k Tbacrsju" Mattis 1. Cato, Opha Funk, Sr. Bertha, Sr. Clabriella, Sr. Verena. 5. LaSOCAOK Akts. N. Von OOS. Mattie D. Cato, Oscar Cooper, Rella Lane, C. H. Meyer, Sr. Anna, Sr. Faustena. Sr. Maura. S. Htm ky ot Civilis ation. K. E. Beatty. 1. LlTKKAHY I.N TKKPHKTATloNs. Ida Behrens, Sarah Crandall, Sr. Anna, Sr. Florentina, Sr. Lfma, Sr. Kunigunda, Sr. Avelina, Sr. Maura,

sr. Salesia, r. erena. 10.

Total successful 2.

by my cou-

on.l NT. iti.it.

...,v .......... , ... it 1 , n hol manu . I.i , ... I ......... . . 1 l

In ih most to have been the best speech he ever lim ' nn Amm a,u u

11 - f -l I .1 " - 1 .,J. 'rl. ... i. . J .. aiv,s iu 1

. 1 1 . j i.r a r r n n r 111 j t n a it.it iiaah . .. a inniie' iita a iikmimi 1- 1 u n(in mo t . . . . . -

u,v-. a., u a.o ui '.ftlectual manner 1 entirely severed " 't" H.T,U,,7 children about her and teach them done, with the result of over work U. partnership With and' responsi- ;iiadf . tJ,e follo4wing resolutlon "f-herself. She cannot delegate the and anxiety to the master, weariness hijlt for the bU8ine and express- ferff. b "Jj 1 bat justice, the Jut to the öund 8chool thont and discouragement to the pupil, a;ed m . dee,ire that the government ,ubllc 7elfare.' and heptonal fleriolH los3 to them and to herfle,f loss to both which can never be,ano a,tina a VMUm fr it. n. honor, demand the immediate ces- r, a-A .Un. wim..

t.nuance and protection. As I read lor of in the Philippine do not know the Bible Tn thai .l.ilv tmtviA f lonn diabolism wands, upon terms recognizing the an iinfnmilliar isritli ir trior IiKila

1 M . a a. -.ata-.aa. . j j ! . . fit 1 ' 17 I V I t V UUV ' 1 OIIV.U uooti rninfr. thr w;P,,o1P(i i,nI1piP.. tWka r,f aepenaence oi tne rnuippine peo- . iiuinna in nnn wsmssl ion nr in nthor

. . I ...-va-w. a -'----' - -- - . 1 I a ..vaiawaa," 111 v.v'aw,.-viw. 'i tti vv-a 1 .. iii .in v.'fii.. 1 t 1 ... u. ...... I ' . - tklu u nd nonanniimi nr-v.l mm

rlorcTDt7XrBcecm3 TT aP. the 8uicidf; muy,wingthe nterests l? understood and its u rnian ,.hysi, iar, and i aeknowliMgeliand other crimes caused by it, I am B Pnnfinp(i , L Philinninlä lanuar?e h etrange to their ears, t" i-e 01 f the most fortunate dis-jv conscious that mv hands are clean. Y , conVne.u m 1116 1 ninpptnes Q , motnerfl can remedv this.

11 niiumuru u; vencrai n ' . .. . r-i. . . .1

. ... MM III.. II 11 H IN I1I1L If. HI. Ill lilt.

The rising generation will

broken hearted wife or parents, - .mu., ...uuiMuaiij -snow- nevwr know their own sacred Book while pity (ills my heart I feel that !n how unw.se Mr Mckinley and U)e mothers bestir themselres . J .llu a.ll'lcara I.e. ..a l....... , ...

"in auiiccm nam u."Cll 111 uiont UI

er.es in

eure

medicine. It quickly

'HoVs the unl,appy homes, and think of the

a I moAt rii 1 i n cr mnn rrntner rn triuir

i n . nibs, colds ami all lung troubles of thej..i .,.,., . .i ,i,;..iT ,.f k- conditions and the outlook for the 1 i

Bun i 1 i 1 a 11 1 Dvuwioi Minwi.bidii Into a a 1 ai .1 ..1 n I .. ..I. A

i-i-vcrest nature, removing, as

Cause f the atlliction and leaving the iart in a strong and healthy condition.

It 1 not an experimental niedn ine. but has stood the twt of years, giving satinfaction in every case, which its rapidly increasing sah- every season confirm. Two miluoa Iwittles sold annual I v . Itos-rli'.-s eriiian Syrup was introduced in the Catted States in lsos, tad is now - Id in evcrv town and village lathe civilized world. Three dose w ill relieve any ordinary cough. I'rie, 7" cts. i. t lireem's Prize a'inanac. M. Kriedtnan.

I am not to blame.

gilded saloon or

Awl 1 Ml BfcSl t Kn

the low bsrrsllthirP?,iciS-

and teach it."

1 1 . 1 1 1 t (ro. nanll a t-tl m) mKlirin sw

harlotrv as their aecomnani ments . h.nor ,,f bein designated to read

having" done all that I can for their ,7"? H l"f ,addT f dp-tri.i.tio,, I can NMialatMttlv lift n OWM 00 XX ashington's birth

XV hen a woman ge;s frightened at night she just pulls the bed clothes UfSf her head, -ays oe is terrified out of her wits, and goes to sleep. But with man it li different. He av- he is not afraid, pushes the

How to Wash Woolens.

No part of the laundry work is, 88

a ru'e, so unsatisfactory as the

; washing of the woolen garments.

l tie structure oi wool noer II so

j different from that of linen and cot- ! ton that it should receive different treatment in tbe laundry. Rubbing i and wringing cause the wool tibers ' to knot, thus i"'n SI a thickened and shrunken fabric; therefore woolen goods should be soaped and squeezed to remove the dirt, and the wat r should be pressed out, not wrung out. February Ladies' Home Journal.

Senator Bacon has been given the The Only American Oirl to Marry a Klnf.

Unr nn a Amnriran a'r hun ovsr

. . r ia, uiivi a aaj a a vim b a a a. im . wa Idarttfl tO mmmmXmA m Ylmm una a WsBSSI

nia i i it u a ix i UK auvt our, ca tw I ITr1ntM iroinon n i mr a Off i 1 itsr Is

tirriuiv uvmj, a i nn umiiicihi iiib j .p. . - . liiiuiini nuiiiau, uww niuun, 10 prayer that such horrible business aay' lle leers put the screws Hvi in a j palace in the coun. may soon be brought to an end. on, snattjr HfJfi he in turn . ()f her adoption aimo.t lo8t During the four years of President l'ut jho,n on he Senate committee i ht of b her American sisters

McKinli y s new term of office a half 1 aVjLii, , and friends. Tbe romance of this fhn amnndAd hi fn ILa a..liiAl.nM .

million American lives will be", " "? V ,,J" fascinating, gifted American girl, crushed out by the liquor kralle. taxe?'I1aP rePorted t('. who won the heart and hand of a I have not signed tbe death warrant "lo ' keTs Ha"na 8 promi-e to the King-one of the prettiest of love of this vast host by my vote. brewe" in "change for their cam- Btorie8will bo on. of the features Thank (Jod for leading me into the !;a1 contributions, and reduces of the March Lftdie.- Home Journal. light and giving me a conscience lAhe. tn,x .on, to barrel. void of offence in this matter I And ,l ,B dolIarH to Dra88 button A Badge! of Roosevelt Stories, am happier tonight, have more rea- Ü'e 1lIousfl WI" 8roe lt aLlv Twenty cellent stories and anson for rejoicing, than have any of V,'0"8 when the b.'n wa" 're l.h- ecdotes of Theodore Koosevelt, nevthose who throng the streets as I , f'.. an amndment hung the er before printed, and told anonywrite, celebrating with bands and t t those figures was voted down. mously by the "intimates' and " l .A lln.lun V.n Iln. .... I) .. I. 1 . t 1 f . I -.' I, ' 1 I

a no iimii- vi.njiiuii. o nil nana- COSeSl ITienUS Ol IIIO 1CU-I rtJSlueilfc

betweet

. , . I . . . .1.. ii ii .iii.l . Iroinh inn . . .

ra toall Mna ,.f i...i. ... ' i'" """" "l " ' ".v parents mav como

- "-awake tor two or mtee nours, Hu, f.ltnniH

Horses boarded and .ir.iinim. Iiiu at ovrv ui.nml ! ..... .. . . ...

....... ...o v.. .j . ,, lWy uo? ne rxclaitned h it

lnl. Mill. v 'iIihv must ln nnutv hiihiII

j i j - r j

j 'ining counties.

"n cheap teriini

Oct J, 1. ly,

'dubderibe for the Coubikr.

And he pressed her still closer to

. his manly breast. Kecord.

red lights, cheers and all manner of uncouth noises, the triumph of one

wing of the great license party over

. at .-,.1 ' . . I. A 1 A a ill ll'l 1 . t a

uncouth noises, the triumph of one . . . porieu two elect, will be pumisneu in me next

.1 . ii nnancial lulls, nut wliether

the other. Union Bignsl.

either isnuu of the Ladies' Home Journal.

will get acted upon is not vet cerlain. The committes has adonted No sensible girl dreads s single

Ardent spirits give no strength; a resolution, making one of them, life. Old maid, as a phrase, has tbey Contribute nothing t health ; the Hill bill tor establishing the dropped from the common vocabu-

thev can be abaiidoflsd without the parity hetween the silver dollar and lary. the spinster Has ner nonorea

lightest evil. Dr. (.'banning. gold, S special order in the Hons-place in tne community, ana is as with two days f.r debate, but that happy, and ns comfortably situated The idea that alcohol gives force resolution will have to be O. K'd. as her married sister. February

to the muscles is entirely false. by the Committes on Rules before Ladies' Home Journal,