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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Facts and Fancies From the Pen
OF One Of the Girls.


Now that the spring election 10 over
why can't We have the saloons Of thii
city closed up at eleven o'clock ct night
The way il is now they are run on the
all might schedule, aud on Sunday the
back doors are simply thrown wide
open, and judging from the noise Ia
most of them, the whole Of Jasper must
t.y to get drunk. Itis burning shame
and disgrace to . civilized country
Jssrer should be getting over the back.
woods style Of running things, and un.
less . change takes place In the next few
months our town omcisls should be
severely eensured.
Jasper's Sporting Club seems to have
not got quite through ra'ifying over the
Presidential election yet; they having
been on not lessss::than four drunks last
week The club 10 composed OF young
men who think themselves the elite ol
our little city. Sober up. boys, and
make your club credit to the town.
l do not like 10 be always censuripe
our home town, but there ere come
things that need to bs censured, and one
of them 10 the gossips thst are continu.
ally taking and mixing themselves up
ia other peoples business. People
should have moro respect for them.
selves and their peighbors than to be
letting their malicious
tongues wag about something they
know Dothing about
an glad to note that electric lights
for Jssper is now 60. Let the good
work 20 on, aud when you have your
electric light plant started, 60 in for
water works and good streets. Jasper
10 too old town TO slways be - fer be-
hind the times % she 10 ct present We
have some wnole-souled public minded
citizens, who are willing to do almost
anything to promote the business inter.
ests Of Jasper aud bring manufsctories
here. Were II not for . few chronic
kickers Jasper might to-day be one Of
the brightest little man featuring towns
In the state.
TsE GIRL ABOUT TowN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21
~ G. q. u. COLUNV.
CONDUCTED BY MRS. n. l.. HOBBS.
Have We Two Chases.

II the report Of Gov. Chases speech
at Mil oy 10 correct il illustrates the
|propriety OF the above question.
He is reported % making . temper.
ance speech, giving bis panaces for its
ills Ia this advice. that I'VE keep our
boys al home" The Ex-Governor says
he has tried 1t aud and found It sue.
cess lin prohibition county, But b 9
does not advocate prohibition even on
40 large scale as Q county. but only
me and my boys, and even that limited
to the age OF 81. when they will be game
for the snare to the end Of their lives.
At that point bis prohibition % . "a
the ends, thenceforward be deals with
them % citizen, possibly ~ On officer,
and bis political relations would require
him to issue them . license to engage 10
the business, which he would not even
allow them to patronize a. . father or
lChristian. So we Gee that Citizen Chase,
aud Christian Chase are two characters,
O. unlike "a the noted case Of DR. Jeckel
alias Mr.. Hyde; the difference being
that It dou bles in his case. Ii 10 citi.
zen and Ex-Governor Chase, versus
christian and preacher Chase.
Acting iu this double roll We may
ask which 10 the real Chase? One
thing we are sure, "a fountain doth not
at the same place send forth both sweet
water and bitter" Ex-Governor Chase
is not yet reported o. saying one word
ag ainst the saloon OF even mentioning
il In public. His position % . partisan
and officer require him TO favor licensing
while bis profession as christian and
preacher require nim to refuse licensing
the saloon. Now, how can he consent
to permit the saloon man, accepting bic
money for the privileges and then de.
prive him ofall the customers be can
ls this straight, honest dealing? No
wholesale merchant could long do bus
iness who would rUr retail store and
underselI bis retailing pstrons. The %.
loon keep - psy5 Tor the privilege Of
spr esdipg bis net 10 the public wsys,
and thos who pocket his money for
the privilege With one hand, and With
the other hand bold back customers
from him. have . reckoning 10 make
with the established code Of honorable
dealing among men. The saloon.
keeper does not buy . single bad priv.
iege that 10 not - bad to sell % II 10 70
buy.
In contrast with this unfortunate po.
sition OF decentralization, and double
dealing, how happy and how hosorabls
10 the lot OF him whose personal and
Christian virtues are 10 line with bis
public and citizen duties, where the
virtues that adorn private life and
which all good govern ment is designed
to foster are helps, and not hindrances,
to public trusts; where instead OF Get.
ting up sntsgonIsms between father.
aud citizen, preacher and governor, they
blend and hsrmonize, they walk and
sing together 10 the highway OF truth
and good conscience In the sight OF
God and men. j. 8. HuoHEs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

That was . bright answer which
Presideut Cleveland msde the other dsy
20 . chronic once seeker. The lattes
WAS in . crowd Of callers aud when bic
turn came. be said: "0ood mosuing,
NJ. President suppose you rseogsise
me-" The quick ansWsr came. "Yss, I
recognise you, but ! cannot place yeu. >
Who will Say Cevelsnd 10 duil. didaetie
and cyclopndic sfter that f"-Rishoosd q
Item.
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Reading Circle Managers.

The Indiana state board Of reading
circle msuagers met yesterday at the
state house and the books adopted for
the teachers' course for the ensuing yeas
wers' "De0srmo's Esssntials OF Hsth.
Cd" aod "A Collection Of Wsbstsr's end
Burkes Speeches" They will report
Tomorrow on course for the youuG
people, circle. lind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

During the next lew mouths more
than 10000 bushsls Of wheat will b fsd
70 hogs and cattle 10 Perry Go. Wheat
has become 90 cheap and corn % hleh
that iarmers are usiog wheat lustssd. =
Tell City News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Whatever slss Heary 0sorgss systsa
OF single tax would do, e Weuld Do
away With oil this Wholesale sweaejng
to falee assessment llsts 1s would not
place . premium on perjury. lt would
not 6pe man Tor buying . library. u
would not Interfere With The peioclploe
OF liberty and would Insure svsry 9sa
the full enjoyment Of the frulS Of BIZ
own labos.-Tell City News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

The Official result Of the recent may.
orally contest 10 Chicago has nnally
been declared. IL 10 90 follow:
Carter q. Harrison, Dem. 1i4,232
samuel w. Allsrton, Rep. %, ,l6s
Dewitt O. Crsiger, Labor Union 3.O3s
DE-. Ehrenpreis, Socialist l92e
This gives Carter Hsrrison . plurality
Of q, ,763 over bic principal compstitor
and clear majority over eli Of l7,lS3
Carters triumph 10 complete and phe'
nomenal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Tis said that Prosecutor W. +. Oox.
OF Dubois. when be wss attending Aus
Arbor Unlverslty, 10 the Law Depart.
msnt. got up 70 make speech. Theee
we're . goodly number Of lsdiss preseat,
occupying the fro6t sests. He co00oa.
csd about like THE: "Whsn I staud -.
fore such . vast numbee Of ladies', I lesl
like . General before . great fortified
city. I On smberrsssed By the great
breast works. S--Hoosler Male.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21
EoUcut1opol CoLHn17e I
Motto; Order, Organixati on. Occupa ito n
ny GEORGE R. WILSON. COUNTY SUIT.

For the benefit Of parties arranging
exercises we publish
one below used in 1891. that can be tax.
en- as guide for townships.
FIRST PAGE.
FOURTH ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES,
OF THE
MADISON TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
G. +. CHURCH, IRE' AND, IND,
FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1891,
8 O'clock p. NJ.
SECOND PAGE.
Morro:
"Nol finished but only begun
THIRD PAGE.
PROGRAM.
March
Invocation, Rev. John Royer.
Essay-"W hat shall read" Ozro
G. Britain.
us be men," S E. Dillon.
Music.
Essay-"Past. Present, and Future"
Maggie Ferguson.
Essay -"Self- Reliance" Berths
Armstrong.
Music.
Esssy-"Progress OF Education"
May DeBruIer.
overcomes ell things"
James Blackwell.
Music.
Quotation T. w. Spurlock.
Quotation Clara Songer.
Quotation, talent Of Success" David
r. Brown.
Quotation George p. Corn.
Recitation Hard Work." Culvin
Music.
Essay -"The Times Demand Action"
Estella Britain.
-"Not Finished But Only
Begun" Mary Burlingame.
Music.
OF Diplomas, Co. Supt.
Geo. II. Wilson.
OF Medal, Trustee f..
Closing ODE" Choir.
Rev. ID. w. Cheek
FOURTH PAGE.
SCHOOL BOARD.
Il. M. Kean, Clsss Director.
+. NJ. Payne, Tp. Trustee.
G. II. Wilson, Co. Superintendent.
CLASS or 1891.
Bertha Armstrong g. p. Corn.
Mary Burlingame. Samuel +. Dillon.
Ozro e. Britain May DeBruler.
james Black well. Sch Denote.
David r. Brown. Maggie Ferguson
Estells Britain. Culvin Green.
T. w. 6purlock. Clara Songer.
Orgsnist, Mrs. Grace Gill.
UsHERe.
v. r. Green. Edward Burliugame.
Thos. Bean. Boone Battles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21
Death OF John v. Dens, at De
Paw.

% Thursdsy, 9th inst. John v. Bens
eldest son Of ex-senator Benz. OF Crsw
ford county, died ct bic home at DOPsuw
Harrison county, Of Rheumatism OF IL
hsart. The deceased was In the prim
OF life, being 10 bic thirty first year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21
Not Much or q Choice Between
Them.

EDrroR OF THE VoIcE.-Once upon Z
time there wss IN lrishmsn whs owned
two hogs, one white and the other black
The white one was Pats fsvorite. and
be was constantly prsising Il. while hs
% constantly berstsd the black one.
But he never gave any proof Of bic fav.
|orite's superior qualities, except that be
claimed the white hog was % much
|cleauer 10 his habits than The black one,
One day be made this argument In the
presence Of bic neighbor, Judge Brown,
who brseds Berk shires. and OF course Il
tho friend OF the black hog.
The Judge thought be could squelch
that argument at once, 40 be said: Pat
do not both OF your hogs eat swill1"
Pat responded promptly: "Indade
they do your honor, but after ateing
tho white hog always wipes bic noss
and the black one never does."
This may we'll represent the two old
parties. The Democratic Party u tht
black hog. aud the Republican Party !,
the white hog. Both root 10 the saloot
filth Tor the votes Of that element, bu
the G. o. p. generally wipes its nos'
after roofing. while the Democrsti
Party never does. 2. w.
Nora, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Discovery Of tho Manuscript ons
Mt. Sinai Announced.

The New York In1opondsut last week
publishes the folio wing oosess sisg The
Syrian Text Of the ~ gospels The die
|covery Of which ct NJ. Sinai hes bsea
announced BY cable:
The text 10 In Curetonian 0yrioe
We are not yet informed whether ie
|contains the whole New Testameue o.
mot, bot Il does coutain at least the Noue
|gospels. Substantially complete. It 10 .
|pslimpssst manuscript and Tie work o.
reading Il 10 not easy. The Ousetoeiaa
Il the earliest Syriac verson Of The New
Testamsnt, dating back. Il 10 believed !,
into the second century. aad was replaced
10 common nee By the Psshitto, which
10 the ordinary 6yriac versioo, asd
hsrstofo Lhe most valuable OF eli voe.
sions Of the New Testaosut Osly
fragments OF the CuretoniAs Syriae
we're before known, obtaised from old
leaves Of parchment fousd IL TIE nj.
trian monastery. Scholars will - very
manuscript which We hope viii b pab.
eight verses Of Mark, although The Nj.
trisn fragments do contain part Of then.
We can hardly say what may yet b q.
poCsoOs WiSOtu tO0 SoUS bOW yUOtU b0UtV
hes been discovered . commentsry from
which We receive much Of the Dia.
tesseron Of Taiap, the teaching Of the
apostles. the apology Of Aristides. par.
tions OF fragments Of Jerusaiem, 6yriao
versiou Of the New Testament and the
gospel end revelation Of Peter. 10 ~
went back . little further We would
have to add the 6ipstic manuscript, the
Philosophumeus Of Hippolytus. Now
what we most want TO And ere The
writings Of Pspias and the Ara0aie
Matthew.
We may add - another iuterestiug
item that very nae old copy Of The g.
msritian Pentateuch hes lstsly beoa
brought to this country By The Rev.
William 8. WsIsou, OF 0uttsnbsrg, n.
j., and that it contains colophou, stat.
ing that It was written In go. 4. r., -
Abraham Ben Israel Ben Ephriam Ben
joseph. the prince king Of Israel. This
would be A. d. l9ll, more thsa oao
hundred years earlier than The earliest
dated Samaritan mauuscsipt II he
British museum"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Nsthauiel Stranger, eyed nearly 10l
years, died Thursday Of last week st BE
home 10 Crawford county. Great prsp.
srations we've being made 70 celebrate
the sunlversary Of bic next bir:hdsy:
which would have occurred Nay 3. He
leaves widow aged o0.-Isdtasspolls
Sun.
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Purdue Agricultural Bulletin

=
Bulletin 43 OF the Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station hes
been received BY the CoURrsR, and
contains infor nation Of interest and i'm.
portance concerning corn and sugar
beets % grown In Indiana. The follow
ing are some Of the important points
brought out 10 the bulletin % stated
In Il:
/. The earlieat planting OF corn has
given sn average yield Of about Two bu.
shells more per acre than any other
planting, and over IL bushels more than
the latest planting.
2 The highest average yield has
been obtained from the thickest plant
ing, (stalks about II inches apart IN the
drill row y but II the crop 10 10 be husk.
ed It will be better to have the stalks
twelve to fourteen inches apart.
experiment indicatss the desirability OF
deep plo wing for corn.
4. Shallow cultivation Of corn hsa
given better results than either medium
or deep cultivation.
s. Shallow.running corn cultivstorl
have produced higher average Yields
than those which deeply stir the coll.
8. A judicious rotation OF crops, in.
volving grsins and grasses, has produc.
cd average yields Of corn Is per cent.
OF wheat 81 per cent, and oats II pei
cent. larger than continuous grain grow
ing.
z. Stable manure has produced ias
better, and iar more lssting e6ects on
the yield Of corn than commercial fer.
tilizsrs.
8. In experiments thus far. appll .
tions Of commercial fertilizers TO corr
have generally proved Improbable.
.. Hodsrsie applications Of stsbIs
manure TO corn have produced almost
% good yields Of corn the FIRST yeas q
heavy dressings.
10. Stable manure has seldom 70.
turned . profit from its use the vrRs1
year, but the AGGREGATE increase Ia
yield Of the several crops benefited be,
generally been sufacisnt to insurs hand
some pro6ts.
IL. The date Of planting 10 1899 had
little II any effect, here, on the length ol
time required to mature crops.
IL. Varieties OF corn differ much Il
earliness, yield. proportions Of stalk. sal
and shelted corn, % we'll % IN the POI
cent. Of barren and smutted stalks; sus
these variations in characteristics give
wide range OF adaptation 70 the speci6'
lpurposes OF corn growers.
13. Two hundred and flfty lots o
beet seed we're tested Ia every part o
Indiana during 1902, under direction
from the Station.
H. Owing to the exceptionally Let
spring, heavy rains. and dry weather Il
summer, the conditions for growth wer
,luntsvorsble and abnormal.
i Is. AZ high % Is per cent. OF sugs
was developed 10 some beets, thoug
the average WAS much below this.
1 16. Injury to bsets By blister beetle
wss remedied By sprinkllnx the plant
with one ounce OF saturated solution o
ammonium srsenlts Ia ten quarts q
water.
H. Beet leaf spot disease wss mate
rially dimiuished BY application Of BoI
dsaux mixture.
Persons interested In . more CON
lplete account Of these experiments. o
who desire the free publication OF th
Station, can secure them By addressin
O. 8. PLvMB,
}, Director Experiment Static,
4. Lafayette, ludiau(
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

On Tussdsy mornIsg tbs cspslo %
the Chsistian church q nssss0s ~
struck By llghtnlag ssd torn 81 ~
|buildlsg. The 6ell re0slsed uuhos0o6.
|-LeavOuWors Do0oorNe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

The schools ID Troy towsship lasted
100 daya that 10 logger thaa cay ether
township in the oousty, and u % days
longer than usual. Thls e doe . tAe
new tax Law. aad had the Railroadspsld
ell their taxes The school tern voulA
have bsss even Longer. TELL City News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Wee daaghtsr-"Mam@a, nay lAavs
d patty"
Mamms-"There isnt room % THE
house for all the little girls you kuoW.s
Wee daughter-"That's Why I think
this would be good tine 70 have g.
I'm mad at about half OF them. ."-Seeooe
10 Smith1 Good News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

New oaslls Win S IIeIlSd By s,se.
|trieity foe The 6rst tine Saturday sighl,
|Ths town owns The pleaI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

The way 10 get prohibition 10 TO vote
for II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Four times % many evictions In New
York city % In Ireland. Twenty thous.
and 10 one county, I've thousand in the
other. Isut II . lovely commentary on
Christian civIlixationf 2 Why does such
inhumsnity and suffering exIstP Be.
cause greedy ghouls In human form ore
allowed by law 10 collect rent for the
use OF the earth that God created for oil
mankind. Intsresti Usuryl Rent
Three Cyl onomous words Of the devil's
own coming How long must the hu.
man race be cursed BY themi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21
BRICK FOR SALE A!
MICHAEL :NOCHCESANC,

" nov prepared 10 MI all orders for Brick. he
makes sll HE Brick by machine. At hts
Brick Yard on the Troy Road, and has
THE BKST MADE.
;, mD~ Particular attention will be given 10 FULL
HOUSE PATTERNS. and special terms on large orders
WI also contrsst Tor Buildings and furnish oil
~Givo me a Call.
MICHAEL hochcESAMo.
June 10, 1885.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

The 18th Report Of the State Geolo.
gist can be had gratis st this Office by
those interested In Geology and Nat.
ural History" IT, you write for II send
twenty-five cents to cover postage.
Among other things the book contsins .
report upon the various stones used for
building, and found in Indiana, reports
upon the geology Of some counties, 70.
ports Of the inspectors Of mines, oil, gas,
ETC., . catalogue Of the butterflies known
&. occur In Indians, the batrachians and
reptiles Of Indiana, etc. Why cant ws
have . geological and botanical survey
|of Dubois county?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

There are twenty-five outlines o
Hcl nes' Autocrat q this Office. WI
would be pleased to mail copy 10 On!
one on receipt Of one cent 70 cover pos
tage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

-ADVERIlsE IN THE COURIER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Q. *. A., Branch 11O,
Meets the let and Sd Mondays Of ev
cry month at their hall, In jasper.
CHARLEs SoLiGA, Pres.
=. A. MEHRIxoER, 6ec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Last weeks issue contained the Ques.
ti:ns asked ct the March examination on
Geography. Here are the ones asked
Saturday last at the graduates examina.
tiou. Both call for . map Of Dubois
county. This is why county map ap.
pears In the school supplement
GEOGRAPHY.
1. Draw q map OF your county, 10.
eating the townships, rivers, towns and
railroads.
2. Name the leading occupations ol
the people Of your county.
8. Draw Q map Of Indiana, locating
rivers and five largest cities.
4. What 10 the shortest route BY raj
and water from your county seat e
London. Englsnd2
s. What may you learn from . goot
map7
s. Name the continents and ocean,
10 the order Of size.
7. What 10 meant BY the natural dI
visions OF land and water5 The polit
ical divisions of land
8. Tell what you can about the nat
ural gas belt 10 Indiana.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15
neturp Of the orkney Merm.,d.

News has reached Kirkwall that the
mermaid" has again made her appear
ance at Deerness, Orkney. The creature
has arrived Mt the same place now many
years in succession, where it remains all
summer, disappearing in the winter and
returning again with fine weather. Last
year large sum of money was offered
for its capture, and sportsmen tried to
kill it. As it struck out to sea immedi-
ately it was fired at and was never
again seen till now, it was thought it
had been wounded or killed. Natural
lists who have got full description Of
the mermaid" think it is an ocean seal,
but the people of Deerness, who have
watched it closely for years, say it has
few if any of the SEALS habits, and main
tain it swims like a human being. At
the present time it may be observed
daily, being very partial to bright sun
shine, but it rarely appears on dull days,
Scotsman.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15
RELIGIOUS BRIEFS.

The German anthropologists, with Pro
fessor Virchow agreeing. hold that the Con
staff and Neanderthal skulls do not repre-
sent distinct and ancient races. The first
was found among Roman pottery OF the
fifth century and the second in gully,
whittier it had probably been washed from
some burial ground. Itis either the skull
Of an idiot or of a man with diseased era
mum. Thus perisbes whole theory OF
preadamite mankind, The Christian Leader
says, "Facile theories often topple down u
one will wait long enough.
Here is an interesting passage from late
sermon by Canon Du Moulin OF Toronto
"An aristocrat is not recognized as such in
a church. When the queen was baptized,
It was not AS a duchess, but as simple
child. When she was confirmed, 1t WAS not
as a princess, but as this Thy servant.
When she was married, the words used
were Wilt thou take this woman not
word Of Victoria. queen OF England. And
when the sad. sad day comes when our be
loved mother Is no more she viii be laid
away TO rest with the words, 'Inasmuch as
IL has pleased Thee 10 take this our sister. F"
DIR. e. Winchester Donald says. Prom a
church kitchen 20 a church stage Is. after
nAlf nv AoAs AAN aRD4 not DtllCNG llot tAAC
church Is a puryeyor Of amusements or that
it should be such.
The Lutheran church hAsin this country
PSI, 900 communicates. Throughout the
world il has about 50,O0o.000.
One hears much about 'logic in theol-
ogy" and most Of all from those who do
not themselves show a scientific knowledge
OF logic Their terms need defining-con-
eept, coordinate, fountain, at and other
words being used in very loose sense
Jesus did Dot know what He was say.
ing when He spoke Of Moses, David and
Jonah, how shall We know that He knew
what He Was saying when He spoke Of His
own personality a. the Son Of Godf That
seems 70 have been the AZ OF the three
studeuts In AndovH that lAtsly profe,ssd
70 b Unitansna
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15

Some of the sheer OF semitransparent
toilets of the summer are made up un.
lined, to be worn simply over petticoats
and half low underwaists of daintily
tinted opalescent taffeta or surah silk.
Very simple and charming are some
new French models Of afternoon dresses
made of grayish green, pale golden
brown and peach colored crepon trim.
med with ecru lace and satin ribbon
rosettes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15

"Your daughter has fine touch, Mrs.
Moriarty."
"Yis, so they do be tellin me, an sure
tbs no wonther. for she loves the pianny
an niver tires of it. She has a great
tashte for moosic. but thin that's ownly
natural, for her gran'father had his head
brokin wild cornet at picnicP
Bits.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-15
Safafv Aaaurad.

Old Lady-Oh, l always get 80 nerv.
Gus on a railroad. Don't you think
we're goin at an awful rate?
Mr.. nluck-Y-e-s, but you needn't
worry. mum; there won't be any acci-
dent.
"How do you know there won't"
"'Cause I've got an accident insurance
ticket. New York Weekly.