Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 August 1901 — Page 8

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President's Diy at the Pan-American

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Lowest rate to all Ka.il.rn and Western polnu. Folder, rates, ami geueral Information will be furnished upon application to V. K. C'LAYCOMB, Atc't. Jasper. Oto 1! AI.IEM. A --t i.i-u'l I'as-. Vtfent, st Loom Mo

Harbison Trustee's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the unlersigned, Trustee of Baitason township, will attend to township business on each M 'nilay of the year, at my office, and persons having township business to transact are required to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in llaysville. iB0Rc.it Nix, Nov, 23 1900.-y. Trustee.

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Proild. lit' .1 iy Tli.- pn idontial parly, iOCfadln lira M.-Kinlcv. Ml. Harbour. Dr. and Mi Staff tunl Mr. i'ortflyou. will n from ÜM Pmidflaf home ut CtatSfll by way ..f Cleveland, rrlvlnar i" MufTalo in tinic to il. votc Um day to tbc BiyowtHoa. Mm Pnm dent and hli party will bfl tla- jriu-sts Of tbc Hon. John 0. Millnirii. pn si.K-nt of the Pan -American KxDiMitloa Con

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Supreme t'ourt will also aiteiid hliu while iu BulTalo. ai 11 o tii'Cir on t:, morinBg or tne Bth an escort of 1'nited Stat. s troops will meet the President's party, tue Cabinet and the Supreme Court at President Mi!burns house and accompany tlfeni to the Exposition, entering at the Lincoln parkway gate, at the southern end of the gVMMia, Here they will he received by the director genend of the Exposition, the Hon. William I. Huohanan. the Ix.ard of dl-1 rectors and other oili.-ers of the Exposition and conducted to a reviewing Stand In the Esplanade. All the cercItMMlkl "f the lav will he within the i Bxpoaltloii grouodx. A maxnUtoMst pn-aiit will p:i in review. Erom the rev i u; s'-uul the I'rexideUt and' his party will jro to the Stadium, where I he wL'i deliver his addre. The Sta-I

diutu ill leal aoMe 12.0UO people, and a vat fotwoorw "ill thus have the opportunity of bearing btm. At the conclusion of his address the President Will ! escort, d to the New Tort State huhdHftg. where his party, bit Cabinet and the ineuibera of the

and ns um. ii More as bo oaa aft.i t. Those who live continually at the En position do Hot tire oi its festivity and grandeur, tof .i day pfeOMItf a new prograniute rt'id a n. w interest. To participate in this trondrotM COW" brat Ion of a ceotttry's acliievi incuts In the Western MTOrM 111 11 -s t he ac olltited by every one Wftte bOA proper 0MMW tl api eclatloti us n privUegO to he valued beyond price. Many Important days have lecii an notUlCed for ol.serx .nice at the Exposltion, liefrl tben the following: llot-liester lla. Kept. T. Rochester Is to have a special day at the Kxpoaltion, and Satutday. Sept. 7, has heen selected as that day. A train

OH hr will he arraned for that date that will coiiifortaldy eeontMOdatO :,.isni jM'ople, and specials will ! run over the Central, Erie. Leblfb alley und West Bboro dlrtct to the terminal tat ion at .he grounds. The fare has heen cut for that day to 118 fr the found trip. An elaho-

rate programme will be rranged by the Exposition otlieials iu honor of the Flower City people IpaalObi lailllsaa Wnr Veterans. Sept. II. The Memberi Oi the Spanish-American W'm retoratta Association are to hold a reunion at the Pan-American Exposition on Monday. Sept. '.. and the day will be known as Spanish-American War N et. raus' day. Exercises of n patriotic character will bo held in the Temple of Manic, Many distinguished officen of 1 Army and Nary will bo preeent Tb nmale at the Exposition on Spanish Wnr letalis" day will all be of ti e 1 itr I ordiT. and there will he drei 1 ami di !!s !...- Pttclr Sam's . : t. .. .. 1 are at the

whom he Is mwnk on the r oiator of the Par k bill, Beq of the tM - 1 The presiding

a ! to resemble will sotll s of Eloritla. The dfl 0 II DO 'haties of p. oaacobi, Fin., oue ipeaki 1 in the South, officer will be 'olonel

Tbomaa M. Weir of raupt, ipecial (1 uitnissloiici to the Pan American Exposition 1 1 Florida. Appropriate music will bo interspersed. This programme may po elabornted if the Preea aaioclation f Florida. öki iu namber, ran attend en the date fMilgmud. Sept. 1 1, la lid si a Dar. vvt. 1 1. The Nation; ! kaooelntlOI öS D'lilders has arranged with the Pin-Ameri

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Supreme Court and the foreign repre sentathes at tbe ESipoalttoa will DO the guest of ttM New York State hoard. Luncheon will be NTTCd In this building, lioin the New York State bnild ing the Preoldant will go to the nata Qo foramen t building, wbero a recaption will be held In the rotunda. This building will he cloaed to the general public for the time baUf, admission being by card only. Invitations to meet the President will le Issued by the Government hoard. At the hse of

show. The association has a Inrge tembembip, and the majority will attend the reunion. nhodr laland Day, Sept. IO. Rhode Island's Opecial day at the ran-American Exposition ... . urs on Sept. 10, the anniversary of Commodore i'erry's great naval rictory on Iike Erie. Oliver Hazard Perry was a Rhode islander, ami the memory of his triumph is Htlll green in the patri

otic, oBteipristag and productive little

mis reception tue rrosnient will he täte. There will te a reception In tbo conducted to incfa boildingf as he may Rhode Island parlors at the New Eng-

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Electric Tower to view the BapOAlttoa from the lofty loggia. niere has be.u no time since the opening of the Exposition when a visit to the great show could he more delightful. Everything connected with the enterprise Is nt the Zenith of Its glory. Beery nicht tbo magnificent Illumination takes place; tbo fountains are everywhere active; the lb. nil decoration nod the exhibits of flowers are t the height of tlnir perfection; the bet of musicians are playing every day In the Temple of llwrtc and In the various band stands; the military campi are alive with troops. Hatch lend their share to the public entertainment by dally drills mid parades; the Midway Is gay and Bolty e. rv day and evening; the crowd are big and every day growing higher, indeed, nothing la lacking to make the Exposl tlon complete, and Its magnificence can never be adequately deacrtbtd. In the various exhibit buildings everything la moving with moot interesting regularity. The large number of moving exhibits In the 2 or More great Mractwea deratod t" exhibit giro to tlieae magnificent displays of mercbanttM very keen Inter, -t . ret wna American enterprise mot e porfectlj exploited than here at the pan American, Tl." variety Is v,,m. thing Bfl 1 1 icularly noteworthy. Theft is no Pdioiis rcfMs ttttoa of exhibits, bot what is ehowa is

Intended to he and is typical of the particular Industry to which It may lielong. One cannot see the Pun American Mflsfactorily In a week He should boxe at least ten days or two weeks

the Temple of Muilc. The orntor of the day w ill be Hon. Henry .1. Spooiier of Providence, a former member of Congress, a man of national reputation and one of Rhode Island's most elo'lu. nt public speakers. Governor (iregory und his staff will bo present with an es. ort. win. h will include a crack cavalry command from the brigade of Rhode Island militia. State oiBciala ami distinguished citizens will accompany theofllclal party. The programme in its details Is now being arranged by the Hon. John S. Kenyon. president of the Rhode Island commission, who Is heartily seconded by the directorate of the Ex.iosition. A company of Rhode Island infantry ortU bo visitors at the Kxiosltlon for the week which Includes Rhode Island day. and also a number of famous New England Continental commands, with which. It In not nt all unlikely, arrangements will be made for something of a military display ji connection with the march to tin- grounds by Uoreraor Gfegory, Iiis staff ami military esc ort, the couiUlission Mini Invited gm sts. Florida In, Sept. M. Saturdav. Sept. 1 1. baa Km ii sol net, In

ns Florid day at the Pan American I Exposition , large number of Florida 1 teOpl Will be present. I.'ovettlor V.

s. Jenning ami his stafr. ccartod by three military companies and two bauds from I'lorlda, will enter the grounds at II o'clock nml proceed to the Temple of Music, where the director genernl. Hon. William I. Huclinnau, will deliver an address of welcome. The Governor by the way, a first cousin of th lion. VV. Jennings Bryan,

means of brluging together at the Buf

(ah) Exposition bulkier from all parts

of the country, who would naturally

have a special Interest hi tbo build

lugs, as well as the Bxpeaitloal Itself and who would a No lind much pleasuri

through assembling iu fraternal (aal ion.

The National Association dHS Ilo

propose to hold anv con vt ut ion niei-t

lugs, but advantage will lie taken o

this gathering to have one social af

fair, possibly a banquet, to which all

builders present u the day indicated

Will be WelcOfM d.

No attempt will be made to Secure

red need rates of trsasportatloa otnt chilly for this OCeSAtOn, as redOCOl

rates may be negotiated fur from al most every section (f the country up

en fully as favorable tonus as could

be arranged under any special plan Associations' und individuals are there

for.- recommended to make theii own rat.s with their loml transportation

companies or agencies.

Headquarters will be nt the Builders'

Ass, .elation Kx.iiange building, comer

Court and Pearl streets. Ihiffalo. PolUh PtSfi Sept. 1.

The Polish population In tno T'nlted States Is very large, and the special

('ay at the Pan -American Exposition

Sept. 12, whkll has he. n fixed in their

honor, will undoubtedly attract ninny

thousands of them. MufTalo is one of

the great centers .f Polish population and many poles an- prominently idea

tided with the Industrial, business ami political inn i. -ts of the city. Tbey are very active in creating an Interest iu the special dav and are determined to

make It one of the treat successes of

the Exposition, gOS Jeraey lla, Sept. 13.

New Jersey, one of the proud orlgi

nai State of the union, has a building

among the State and Poesigfl buildings: of the Pan American Exposition, and

her great industries ami splendid re

sources are displayed in a mast com prebenslre manner in the great ex

hlbltion buildings. The people of New

Jersej hare l reason to feel proud of the show ing made by their state at the gnat N. w World's Fair, and they will man! feat it in a high degr n

Friday, Si ;t. 13, which has been des

Ignated - N.w Jersey dav ut the EBx

position. 1 Istlngulshed men have been

Uirited to participate in the State day

I exercises. KaUfsoi nni. tst. ii.

The railroad nu n of the Americas

will be mach in evidence nt the pan

American Bxp.Mition .n Saturday, S. pt. 18, which has been designated :i

Railroad day by tno Exposition man

agement The special day will 1k for

railroad men generally, und a huge at

tendance 1 expected, A programme of

exercises is being prepared for the o(

CO Ion Otfh al- and employee ns far

as possible will take the day off and

have a good time at the Exposition. I toll ii it h Dn, Sept. II.

Indiana day at the Pan American

Exposition falls on Sept. 14, the dute having biH-n selec ted with (1 X ieW to giving the greatest number of people of

that State nu Opportunity to attend

particular consideration having been

given to the desires of those engaged In agricultural pursuits. Arnim;.' incuts will be made for special excur siooj to the Exposition, wbero caromo Btfl will be bold for Indiana xisitors. The most distinguished BBOI of the great State w ill pa rti. ipa te. It promises to be it day of whb h Itid inniiiiis may feel Justly proud. Vasaar ('ollen Day. Sept. I I, uic of the appointed opecial days at the Pan American Exposition which Is looked forward to with bright anticipations Is Yassar College day, Sept. 14, when the students and alumna' of that famous and popular educational Instltution will meet for a season of sightseeing. There will lie special ceremonies nt the Exposition. Ilnnrlnraa Day, Sept. in. Honduras has n handsome building, filled with its products, at the I'anamertcaa Exposition, it lophMisantly situated in the Court of State and foreign Buildings and Is one of the most popular resorts for Exposition visitors. A viexv of the exhibits Is I revelation to those w ho bOr Hot hitherto Investl gated the resources of the country. Honduras will have n special day nt the Exposition, Kitndav. Sent, l.v which

Is the ti ii ii i versa ry of l.llieify In that country. A program Bfl appropriate to the occasion Is being prepared. Many of the chief officials of Honduras will be present.

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advertising all the time. THE JASPER COURIER

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