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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

3F THE IREcL La OF INDkPENDENCE
ski X @fTH IaRaE f HA hGf TH
TENDING Ten To 1HE ROOF; HAS BATH HoT. AND
THE IH BEST EST OF noNDITi3N AND suRK0UNDER
SkSAMMSNTAL 5 aSp sHKG m II II aE EEiH
S ybAE!ETY TIE TIE BARN A MA, ANp 0gTPIIL6iNGs AXE
s s. SIS; AM An oyERSsEEks MoGsE G9sTiSd
MSs fSREs BEE RIAo EENc 3ysh A $500
The tt I RLAEE 9. Is PIyIpED INTO SEVEN FIELDS
TEM d LANES FEoI TIE Barn sAf fRIsfs $50 50
FIELD SffH6GT PAssiNa i rHonGH iS So hHa
THE THE SOIL Is CH0C0LATE CLAY AND FREE FROM
SUBs1ILEp, FkRTMIZED AND LIMED AND is IN
P PEEFEG ct CoNDITI0N; THERE IS YOUNG
SCARED re TIC H. MAKE II rRE
IT Il TGHsaHp9GGHY
Mn fV q ThE PLACE Az THE M9S
READY "a AYE FOB Any one NE T3 MOVE HIoN A oNeE
MEANS OR AS MODEL STOCK FARM THIS HAS
No E2p.L THEkE ARR TWS FIELDS UPON
e. af BY TE bkhtH 81
THaf Has BEER n his Sf FAN
ILY EoR , TPWARD OF l25 YEARS AND DOES NoT
ONLY REASON FOk SELLING. IT is SITUATED
on THE ,AL I,t;l AN, AMP AIDE TuRNPIkE
Don STATION. " L o r 4. IN TAiRfAX couNTY,
Fl WILL BE SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT 1MpLE.
G ANr ~ MARE ~ Az HA F9k WASH
FOR PAnTicULARs APPLY 10 "D
np23-3t 1919 ST W !
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The Columbian Historical Associates.
The Columbian Historical Association By y.
W. Putnam Of Cambridge, Nass.. Thons
Wilson, Rufus a. Thaysr. W. Z Curtis and
Alexander Rodgers Of the District hes Alsd
certificate Of incorporation. The object h ths
accumulation and dissemination Of knowisdgs
and the collection, preservation and exhibition
of objects illustrating Americas srt aruheot-
-ogy, 66fsnce and history. ,l.s,T -
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE:-AT A. sACRIFICE-4O2 ACRES OF
L the hnest farming land in Prince Georges county
dlvided into two farms, 1S5 and 2l7 acres. with
dwelling and outbuildings each: land d at
S%O per acre three miles from Ma likin station.
twenty from Washington. Whole tract $4,000 or
ap26-3t DUCKETT FORD. e17 NV.
LHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOK CITY PROP
\ erty-Milk or stock farm of Pa acres at Crowns
VILE station on Annapolis and Elkridge r. H. seven
miles IRON Odentop Junction road to Bay Ridge
THIS place contains Groom cottage i'll excellen. codi
ton. which IS hve minutes walk from station. with
large porch around IL, and commands a beautifnI
view OF the bay Severn river and unding conn
try; large barn tina: will accommodate Is or 20
head OF STOCK with water immediately in barn. l to-
Dacco Darn, corn house. chicken house, Ice house
and meat house excellent we'll of water and run
ming water in field Of the ground under
high state OF cultivation, the whole well fenced 600
fruit trees Of the best variety also implements and
stock u desired: q bargain to quick purchaser o. W.
WHITE, successor to Merrill q White. $50 + st n W.
NOR RENT-A GOOD 100 ACRE FARM, IL MILES
Il west OF this city, Great Falls; one Of the most
healthy localities in this country; only 81 70 Der
month. RIA PHILLIPS rOS
ai..o-lm 14l9 New ork ave.
L,OR SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL VERY FINELOTS
y in that beautiful subdivision of Kensington Park
miles ont Of the Metropolitan branch of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad Have Just completed several
excellent cottages which can be sold cheap and on
PERCY s. FOSTER.
General Manager. kensington Fark.
ap-o-ot Sl6 St. I'd floor.
LoR SALEM wARRENTON VA LARGE ID
Il room brick dwelling; lot l1OxiO6 feet; fronts
two sts; stable and outbuildngs; n bargain.
GEO. N. MYERS 4 CO..
q. ap25-3t' l4l1 q st NV.
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1t seems improbable, but IL can be verified,
that the white horse is the bette noir Of tho red
haired girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

PAY al your bills by check. II d . receipt
Woods Co., bankers, solicit your businssa.-
Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

woops & Co., bankers, 1922 r street north
west, offer the best facilities to small as we'll
as large depositors for the transaction of their
banking business. Banking hours, $50 to 4:30
enabling you to transact your banking bust
ness without losing valuable time in the mid
die of the day. We solicit your businsss.-
Advt
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & yEHIcI, rs


FOB sALE.AT SACRIFICE. FINE SUNNY.
Livery STABLE alley bet Ys.h sad i.,S oRr .ns
EoR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM AccoN1c
BY sy can nah show sd s S.n
high sired by Siinan6rno can show 5minn,e e and,
Is ssns z
high; sirei BY H s sorsei horse. yssrs
The above stock are all sound and good road
GEO. GHEEN's sTABIEs
ap26-3t list between 9TH and 9TH sta
EoR sALE.A DAYTON WAGON IN GOOD CON
dlsion for $685. Call after IN at 500 sisw.
Eos sALE-oNE sokkEL HORSE: Will SELL
H cLeap; have no further for him kind and
s g good for slow work II. A sMoof. 1871 9th
lsdy's French duke or spider phaeton. with foot
seai 81 S ans n siss ca be
SITS nv. apo6 LII.
$50 WILL L. BUY vERY FINE TEE CART.
$3.50 SAIL lsns .i Rh and
s:snw. ap26-3t.
ISoR sALE-Sl60 WILL BUY ONE OF THE
years old 10 hads SGh sonni and find I'm:
i horss usf Se iGd At SnGe as 9wns5 is leaving Nash
l4th and D s.nw sp2e-st.'
EoR sALEIA VERY FINELY MADE ENGLISH
eo and da viii sh ana stylish has ne
92O o NV. spos.eoa,.
I|oR sALE-CHEAP-vERY sTYLI n SIDE BAR
i.tb Top gpd SqSgy and harness. BOARDING STABLES.
years eld. ~eighins 800 and 800 lbs. viii ar.
7. D. Richards. owner. Boyds, Nd. ~ Il:
FOR sALE-A FINE HORSE AND HARNESS AND
sS e s Tx
st between 18Th and 4th sts ap2o-5t
EoR sALE-A FAMILY MARE. SAFE FOR LADY
Ell iSsEs sh :. ns:: %
EoR sALE-A BAY STUD HORSE: GOOD DIS.
l. position. Call Immediately on SAMUEL A
MI H. Wheeler road. above insane asylum. apps 81.
NOR sAiE,A DAPPLE GRAY GELDING: SEVEN
yesfs Old; los. hands; trots N $50. sound; kind
Co.,. IMccAULEY & ALEXANDER.
ap26-3t 14ths below Pennsylvania ave.
EfoR sALE-FORTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST
L arrived from Rockingham county va; suitable
fU ap ~ purposes JOHN IS, sSI mo
OR SALE g wELL-BRED SADDLE HORSE;
seven Years old; 10 hands; chestnut; sound. hand.
int make o vs
mont ave. anoS-o,.
EoR sALF-ONE PAIR BLACK DRIVING HORSES
f roIr s,hge drivers aud one pair heavy drsught
MINGs. of l13 18th st or i426 9Th st sp23 81.
IT0K SALE = ONE. CHESTNUT GELDING, 10
hands hands years old, excellent family horse. These
stables. JNO n. CHEM an.,.-2t
IroR sALE-oNE FOUR-PAssENGFR RUN
Il about wagon, SAD: one frst-class victoria, nearly
new, STOP: one close panel wagon. with front and
doors, used two mouths sls5; also a large number Of
surreys phaetons sidebars dsytons business wagons
and two first-ciass milk wagons
COOK JARBOE
ap23-3t 329o VI 1t, Georgetown ID C.
EOR sALE-FOUR FINE SADDLE AND DRIVING
horses from Fauquier county. Va. among them
pair bay coach horses all sre young sound and gen
lie Cali COLUMBIA STABLES, rear l7l6 l4th ct
Nv, Benry DAVIS ap23-lw'
ESoR SALE-oNE PERFECT LADY'S HORSE:
4 dark w perfectly safe trial given; also saddle
horse. Apply in rear 1897 L W. ap5-lm
VtNUk SALL-A SPECIAL BAKUaIN-FINt IN Az
Il form vsgon with white duck top built to order.
capacity lS00 also fine threesp ring full leather ex
tension top carriage by
in MINNIX & SON.
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rather boisterous salesman had como into
the store and was bent on selling goods.
what is all that noise, anyhow" exclaimed
bookkeeper.
That" replied the junior partner, lis .
the trade wind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

and So" she said to the disciple OF mystic
ism, ''Mahatmas do not come 20 this country
because they cannot find seclusion and quiet
here"
THAT is it,"
but what" persisted the New York young
woman, lis the matter with Alaska, or Flo
rida, or Philadelphia. or lots OF placesY"
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She was Of very tender-hearted disposition
and said: I'VE never know what may he m tho
lives OF others. Even the thief may have
something touching in his history"
''of course" he answered. "A pickpocket
touched me the other day for slO aud some
street car tickets."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26
SHOOTING STARS.

Lives OF great men all remind NJ
We can make our LIVES sublime
II the public can but find us
Wasting breath and loads Of time.
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N A REsrsrRaxT

N RrsraURAST.
She sits her down and with much care
Proceeds 10 scan the bill Of fare.
She reads il mp. she reads IL down,
al needless Of tho walters frown-
She gently signs and turns il DER
As IL she thought there should be more
And then exclaims, please bring 20 me
A biscuit and cup Of tea"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

ITO THE LApJEa
frz.ins WIN keep your Hair or lAngs IN Curl
9reen Ito weeka in all kinda OF weather. lmpartr
beaptfu lustrs 70 the hair mates Il soft ana eoosy:
1os@s nSthing in}enoua Price. 20 cent? per bosts.
RRIzziNE MANUFACTURERS %
apl6-1m 1001 CHESTNUT e Phila6s31Azn
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DO yez moind the new dArrick cor,pIcr-
toned man that's Gem among usY" said one
laborer to another.
''0i do"
do yer think he c'ud be Hindoo?"
''Niver a bit He's 4 hoodoo."
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NOR sALE-vEHlCLEs, VEHICLES, VEHICLES.

1SoR SALE-VEHiCLEs VEHICLES VEHICLES
PEARCE, LAwToN McREYNoLDs,
Builders OF hne carriages and wagons have ON hand
fuil line OF the United States Carriage Company's
Columbus Ohio vehicles of all descriptions latest
designs; Tor durability are not excel ed. We have
handled them over rwo years and give guar
antee Also iull line of and WAGONS our
own make and lot Of hand work; estimates
cheerfully submitted
27lO and PIP NJ st NV mh26-3m
lrOR SALE-WHo Is WIN GEYkR! HE is THE
Il man who has the greatest number and variety of
all kinds OF carriages buggies and harness in
the city, both new and second hand bargains cash
or on time. Call and see at his bazaar, 400 Pa
feI2-tr
EoR SALE-CAkKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG
L sles on easy terms Reparing and ordered work
PROMPTLY attended to. COOK JAKBOk 32o5 NJ e
West Washington. mo,
IOH SALE-THE LARGEST AND most CON-
plete assortment Of vehicles the city. The great
est BARGAINS ever offered for cash genuine Column
ols Buggy Cos buggy. 81 rs; leather top phaeton
$500 top bIggi-s, S5 80; day ton wagons $50; %
OF my own make of spring wagons all kinds of
business. A full line of harness at a low price.
mh26-5in JAMES X PROBEY 123O 32d st
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

Tor sAL.E-BEAUrIFuI PLOT IN THE NORTH
gFoys%s Sss; bargain Ofered price Zoe AL5SS
e 18th 81 near S, 2o.I0IIao to SOFT alley. per
lstl 4 Ssi and s 90 II front. 200 g
Mssyland ave near i4.h ne ai9ssa run. wv ~
ap sssF'Dsh II Pi K BROWN ils = 90
TOR sALE.-sEvEN SHORT LOTS INcLUDyXG
Il corner 1t 10Th and SITS g. overlooking Md aye,
sIGfiDs slos psr f1o' easy terms Chs ap
Z alley on east side Of 10th st e, about $50 Zee.
es sGi s.
u 14.h st near Kenyon ST. Columbia Heiehi.: lot
very cheap lot Binney stwith side alley CHAs. A.
sAlELDs l4oo 81 w ap23-3t
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL AND EcONoMIoAL
ss caa A. stsa s .p
sALE Ho19S *. T y tEFTTwo saAILSw
ne has 'T ShSs fao spf
crcs lots: * s4sss sey N an porth sds y
osTsSsaR st near GHs Sh ssss ass
For sALE;,M M, " SIes AVE NEAg3Ds Sc
loot cHAs Sc 4 i itos
EOR sALt-THREt SHALLOW LOTS 2O14O
ay s P. .Sa s5S sh eHss
SHIELDS. l405 s; nv. ap2:S-3t
TrOR SALE-AT GLEN ECHO-AT A SACRIFICE
Il two Of the finest lots, hotel site Will sell
quick 1t actual cost CHAS. A. SH, ELDS, 14o5 +
stnw. ap33-3t
EOR SALOON 9TH ST NEAR b BEAUTI-
Il full residence lot; 19x100 to alley; cheap; also
several short and inside lots same neighb
hood. CAAS. A. SHIELDS. 1405 st NV ap23-3t
LOR SALE-TwO CHOICE CORNER LOTS IN
=. TwininE City. only loo foot Inquire 4io Dst
ne sp23-3t'
INOR SALE-LOT ON N ST NV NEAR CONN AVE;
Il IL feet front: only S3.20O; all cash. Sl.2U0
HALPINE, Owner. Atlantic building ap23-3t'
EcOk SALE-COR OF 18TH AND N SITS. LOT l7h
L. x5o; wide parking on both SITS: near Conn. ave.
price only &3.t0O II sold at once. CHAS. G. HAL
PINE, owner. Atlantic building ap23-ir
lCOR SALE-CHOlCE LoT ON 10TH ST, MT
Il Pleasant LIS feet frontage; 5yS sq feet at 6Qc
ap2'3t DEEBLE, DAVIS d co, I3l9Fst
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y from Easton large and well-fnrnished house,
with me shade and abundance of fruit For further
particulars address Col TILGHMAN. Easton, Md >
xp12-eo1m -
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IrOR sALE-LAST CALL AT THE OLD PRICES
Il Lots only $3.50 aud $500 each: 925 cash down bal
snss Y suit Price: WI pc:i.sely be sdyap s on
addition to Northeast Washington K. L. H. 18th.
2Sth and j0th sts. subdivision made in accord with
hundred housed will be built there this ssAson Safe
Investment: values bound increase speculation.
nscessity vrtaaily city lots street cars
NAN, TOO 18th st mh28-1m
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Total


Mr. b 2. H<vens. Executive Com mis-
-ioner for Indiana Of the QuSdro censen-
nisI q Chicago. appointed n essrs. Igns,z
EXERT John Gramelspscher and Jacob
Burger. Jr-. - sub CSmmis sioners for
Dubois county. With the request that
they orzsnizs : Board In the county 10
assist Them. s0d to zee that lie producss
are properly represented. AccosdineIv
they appointed Messrs Aug. n Koer-
ner. Geo. p Wagner. Geo. r. Wilson.
81 Doane, Z. w. Picknsrdt and e.. o.
Schroeder. and selected John GrameI.
spscher - President and George r. Will
son - Secretary. All persons in Du-
bois county should be greatly interested
m securing proper exhibition 4 Chi
rsgo % the products and resources 81
me county. manufacturing agricultural.
mineral and educational. a. IL viii dssv
me attention Of millions from I'll over
the worid. Persons in ihis county de-
string spsce for exhibition q the Fair.
Or nsv'ug articies worthy OF The worId's
"ct'ce and competiiion. ere requested 10
communicate With the commitiee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

The teachers OF Bsinbridge township
held their fifth lnSitule 81 the Jasper
Public School building, on Saturday.
March 5,h 1892.
The Institute wss called 20 order Oy
the president ~ 8 80 :. N.
70 roll call the teachers cheerfu'ly re-
spouded with quotations from Holland
Hale and Tasl Tor
The fret subject on the program wss
Geography" BY Miss Mary Smith
Mas smith came with complete equip
ment Of I'll points asked for IN the out
line pertaining 10 that subject.
The next 10 impsrt Information to the
Institute was M. Theodore Stephenson
= no gave q very instructive talk on the
Course OF STUDY" in which The teach
ers took 4 general interest. aud . thor
ough discussion Of the same ensueo.
ArrERxooS SESSION.
A very elaborate essay on "Litsra'
ture.. which VS. we'll prepared. vat
presented by Misc Alice Aelchior. the
Institute felt bsne6tlsd. BY having ths
perusaI IF L.
Theory and Practice" was taken uF
nv MISC 48KxlC ~ ttc~os Ws's' ~e~Ses
ted the work With exactness, and made
an interesting subjecs for the !nssitute.
The subject. "SpeIli0g." BY Mrs- Sarah
A. Cooper, through her instructions
wa made lesson beneficial to all mem
bers. and showed fully the necessity Of
that branch in the school room.
Next on the program Who made bis
work nrove I benefit 10 the institute,
was the talented instructor Of Dist No
8. NJ. F. L. Bstz, Who presented "Citi-
sseship.'
Lssl, bot surely not least. Who deserve
mention ere Prot. W. w. Gullett and
Mrs. Alice Green, who took 90 active
part in the day's work.
The Institute voted thanks to the
PRECEDENT, secretary. visitors, and also 10
Mr. joe. Eckssein for his prompt cup
Div Of tho Young Peoples Reading
Circle books for the schools.
Visitors present: Miss Anna Hunter
Miss Matte Milburn. Mrs Alice Green
and Praf. w. w. Gullett
On motion the Instituse adjourned
sine die.
Gro. w. Nom, Secretary.
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Democratic County Convention
s.

Notice Il hereby given that the Demo-
eracy Of Dubois county Siii meet ID
Delegate Convention. in The town OF
Jasper. Dnbais county. Indians. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 9rH. 1891.
~ o'clock. p IN. Tor the purpose OF
nominating county csndidsfes 10 MI the
ofFire. OF Treasurer. sheriff, surveyor.
Coroner. County Assessor, and Two
County Commissioners for Districts
Nos. Ia and 81. and for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates 70 attend the State
Convention q indianapolis. April 2Ist-
1892. 20 appoint delegate. 70 the Con-
rre..,on.I Convention OF the Second
ni.srict. 70 sppoint delegates 20 the
Iuiiri.i Convention for tie ll+h Cir
ruit: 10 appoint delegates 20 the Repre-
sentative CONVENTION Of Dubois. Orange
and Lawrence counties; 70 appoint dele
r~sss 10 the Representative Convention
~ Dubois and Martin counties; TO re-
organize the Democratic County Central
Committee Of ssii county. and for The
,.sns<rtion az such other business -
,osy come before the Convention
Representation shall be one delegate
ve,e Tor every IS votes cast for Claude
Matthews for Secretary Of State in 1890
ana one vote for svery Is votes aud frsc-
sicn over. and under IS votes.
Notice is hereby further given that ~
erder o. the Censrsl Committee. made
IN The 9Th dsv 81 February. 1892. the
D.morrscy Of the vsrious 10 snship> and
precincts OF sid county will meet In
Tcw nship and Precincs Conventions. on
THURSDAY, APRIL srH. 1892.
q TO-. II The pisces hereinafter NAMED.
Sor The purpose Of appointing delegates
% said County Convention. and 10 select
: member in sarh Of the voting precincts
a. serve on the Democratic Central
COMMITTEES for The NEXT two years.
Township and Precinct Conventions 10
bs held Il the folio wing places, to-wit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

John 2 Wineinger has laid of part
NJ his land adjoining jasper on the west
into lots, which will make handsome
addition 10 Jasper and now offers for
sale IA lots. = fronting on 9Th street and
fronting on 7ih street. each with IN
foot alley in the rear. The lots All lsy
high. one of them hss . new house 81
-four rooms and IN attic. and . good cir
tern. For particulars apply 70 the owner
on The Huntinghurg road. about mile
from Jaspev, or TO Z. Doane q the Cos
RTeR ufIice.
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Senator George. Of Mississippi. hiss
introduced : bill in Congress- m~king
companies liable for in
juries TO employees, the principle OF the
proposed measure being similar 10 that
o. the law nov 10 force 10 Msssachu.
-etts. which materially changes an old
common lsw rule relieving The en- Ioysr
where there il negligence Of . fellow
empiOye.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the IN
- dersigned hiss been appointed Ex
ecu:or Of the estate Of Johanns KIingel
late OF Dnboia county. Indiana. deceased
Said estate u supposed 10 he solvent.
NARTiS EcKsTEIS. Executor
John E Mces'I. Atty.
March III. 1872 81.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE Il herebv given 70 81 con.
~ cerned that the County Surveyor Of
Dubois county Will on Monday. March
-, 1882. proceed 10 survev the Iines
mark The boundaries and establish tn
corners OF secsioD No. three ( 3 |. town one
n south, range three (31 west The In
termsdiste lines will also he run. and
The corners esssblished. All interested
are requested to be present.
aESRY HARDER
March II. 1925.
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sThe Lord Helps Those Whs
Help Themselves"

The above old and trise saving Il q
svne Of communities and towns - iudi-
vifusis- The people ~ Jssper. IL they
wish 70 succeed In getting another rail-
rgxd connection. must bend their united
efforts TO that end. and not depend upon
outsiders. who ere likely TO Be vjeWsd
- having -sxes 81 sbeir own to grind
20 place before capital or corporations
she Interests Of this locality We think.
81 III seriousness. that orr cifizens made
: great mistake in not sending fwo or
three representatives, 70 sbe meeting os
the Mop0n &. n. stockholders q Indi-
anspoIis this week. prepared 10 represent
a them COR united Iishes AMI sdvanfa-
gee. and endesvor 10 enlist their good
Offices in our cid.
There il no harm In . yell orded
petition. and once In verv long time. u
may accomplish something. but IN
hcurs' personsi solicitation Wish the
owners Of property j. better than forty
petitions numerously signed-particu-
larry IL these petitions are carried by
some outside party whose business II V
- look after specu'ssions bv which he
NAV feather HE Own Resf.- q the ex-
perss Of the company which i expected
20 advance the monev. We would eng
gest that in the future Il would b. better
20 fully discuss al actions 20 intimately
connected ~ith the public welfare. ~ .
meeting Of citizens 10 which esevv one
shonli be ssksd. before proceeding 70
probably kill ~ prcspecss for great en-
serrrise. that 81 are anxious 20 see enc
ceri
Tske The people generally into your
confidence. gentlemen. and snv course
approved by The majority will o. much
more satisfactorily carried ont Moth
ing snrcseis like success. and you may
be sure Of that IL ron oct With the
know iedge snd approval Of the great
rnsjoritv-whsth~r II Il in . greef pub
lie enterprise or in private business.
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vslparaiso sends ont word that ths
Indiana State Liquor League is secretly
the ssloon-keepers in every
town and village, and shst the main on
ject Il TO secure united action ~ the bal
io,-hox. and the active ssssisssnce Of thu
association in profectir- 10 interests 81
The traffic In politics.
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The good custom Of rich men be.
queaihing some part Of their estate to
public purposes. says the Washington
Democrat, 10 now 30 general that Il 10
almost : matter Of surprise when :
sniIlionaire's will 10 found to contain no
such provision A graduated income
tax would more than remedy al such
missions. and would have The additional
advantage OF permitting the community
20 appreciate its miiIionaires without
waiting for : tessame ntary b~qneat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

A knox county iaSmer hss collected
from the 1891 crop % twenty acres Of
clover. ol09 from the hsv ssd seed alone
IL L safe - odd another 600 Tor coil i'm
pvovement II one year. crop Il worth
t35 Der scre. what Ought the land 20 b.
worth S--vincennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

The representation t. the County Con-
v-rrinn shall Be one delegate for everv
Is votes and traction over Is. given tor
claude Matthews for Secretary Of State.
u the last general election.
w. r. Cox. Chsirman.
Democratic Central COMMITTEES.