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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
zaznaiorli}.

S " H oNS
kwatere w budzie drewn;anel
pewnego kolonisty, ktory
sprawowal niejako ursad do
z6rcy.
Nazajutrz rankiem Walek
pierwszy wstat i wyszedl I'd
drzwi cha}upy. Patrzy zdzi-
wiony, DO W okolo las, a W
srodku niego kilka drewnia-
nych chat stoi, nedznielszych
anizelj W ojczyznie szopy do
wozow. Widzi, re las okala-
jacy kolonia wyrabuja a pnie
ruduja.
Gdzie tai CO siac? =
westchna}. Gdzie tn gospo.
darstwo prowadziG?
Usiadl i patrzal i mysla}.
Pc chwili wyszed} z jednej z
owych bud agent usmiechu.
JAG sic, szedl ku Waikowi.
Poszwargotal cos pc swojemu
do riegc, lecz Walek ME
zrozumia}.
Zwolna powstawai; inni a
w:eszcie agent nowych kelo
nistow wezwal, ably sill obej-
mowac parcele. Czech, ktory
move agenta rozumial, po-
ciagna} Walka "a SODA.
Barbara, bardzo blada i uni.
zerowana szla I dzieckiem ma
reku. SynSa starszego musiai
Walek nieSC.
Weszli w las doszIi 30
pewnym czasie do mieJsca,
ma kt6rem drzewa by}y wy
ciete, a ziemia pod uprawe
zdatnq. To by}y owe parcele.
- kazdy Z was, = mowil
agent, = ma tn HAWAI- roll, ma
kt6rej sac mole. Reszta par
cell nabytei to ~jes1cze las,
kt6ry wyci4c i wyrudowac
trzeba. Kupiliscie je "a bezcen
i mySle, re bedziecie k%onten-
CT, skoro sic przy}ozycie
mocno do piracy
Potem jeszcze pokazal gra-
nice, powiedz'al, re pc rade
wszelka i pomoc NIGGA sic
udawa6 do owego dozGrcy i
poszed}:
Wychodzcy pozostali sami,
spogladajac to ma .siebie, to
ma las w okolo Mich; wszyst-
kim i'm w duszy bylo ME
wesolo.
- Trzeba budowaG cha}upe,
ably sic gdzlekolwiek schroniG,
= rzekl Czech do Walka.
A trzeba, odparl
Walek i zabral sic do tego.
Budowali cha}upe albo ra-
czej bude z desek. Barbara
Z dziecmi siedzia}a ma gskraju
lasu. Byla bardzo blada,
ledwie zywa i czula sic chora,
| choc. mic ME m6wi1a o
TEN. Dzleci tez blade, uni
zerowane, pokaszllwa}y; eagle
prawie p}aEa}y. Okropne to
bylo po}ozenie, be- dachu,
gdzies miedzy nieznanymi
ludzmi, ma obcej ziemi.
w diva dni potem dziecko
m}odsze rozpali}o sic ma ca}em
ciele; mia}o goraczke wielk4,
by]o chore.
Rodzice zatrwozyl! sic wiel.
&c. Chociaz buda ami W po-
}owie ME by}a skohczona,
przecie trzeba by}o schronit
cia do pie1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

oi'y moCy.
Lecz choroba dzieci wzra.
stale z kazda godzina. Nle4l
wygody podrozy inne WHY
wlenie. lima woda,- wszystko
to zlozy}o sic ma cherobex
dzieci.
! oba dzieciszczka zmary
jednej nocy...
Walek spa}, znuzony caIo7
dzlenna praca, gdy go Barba.1
"a zbudzila. Q
i, = luz ich ME ma! - rzekia,Gi
Co? = ieknq} Walek
powsta!. 90
Ma ziemi ,wSr6d }achmanow,
mchu / lisci leza}y oba die
/ clatka zilnne; duszyczki ich /
]uz ulecia1y do Nieba, gdzie
bledy okropnei ME ma, lecz
F; wieczna szczesliwosc. o
= Boze, moi Boze wo-
}sf Walek, jam to sprawca
lch smlercl; moje) why
zmarly.
Ma drugi .dzieh Walek
przerwa} budowe domu a
zacza| klecic trumienki, A
gdy skonczyt poszli W laad
i ma w}asnej PARCEL pochowali 5
je sani, DO ksiedza ME bylo.1
Ma kazdym grobie postaw9 \
krzvzyk prosty. 1s3
Ach! gdyby MONA byloND
zajrzec do g}ebi serca Walkah
i Barbary! Jake tam ponurd
by}o; 1akis tam teraz zal byl
"a stracona ojczyzna. Przyjp!
pomnleli sobie wies rodzinnal
i ludzi swoich i Ioscio1
cmentarz PREY kosciele.
s}yszeli duszy powazny
splew ksiedza proboszcza@
prey pogrzebach i CLOS staregdll
organisty, a wreszcze spiew
wsp6lny: Vital Kr6lowa!
Moi Boze, moi Bozel Jak|
gorzke i smutnie Eye i umie-
rae ma obcej ziemi! All
| COZ jeszcze wiele pisa6 gl
dalszych losach Walka i Bar.
barry? Wszystko to bardzeIz
nlewesole.
Uplyneio kilka dni a BarMs
bara coraz wiecei s|abla
)uz nieraz ca}ymi dniaml lezalai
W kacie BUDDY, teraz wykoh,
czonej. Walek O rozutn przy
codzi|. Bral sic do roboty, ~ ~ : :
robota ME szla mu cd rel
Zamiast pracowaG, siada}
patrzac pred: myslal. Gas
mi chwyta} sic "a glow
jakoby sic obawial, re nFUS
pekuie, albo mu sic W nid(
pomiesza. Potem biegl dbl
domu, patrzec, co sic dziej4
Z Barbara,
Zona poczciwego CzechEW'
! odwiedzala Barbara czesto
przynosi}a jei napoie z ziolel
rozmaltych. Lecz NEST
skutku tych zio}ek ME BIZ
widaG. Czeszka kiwala gio@s
i jednego dnia, wywo}aws
! Walka "a dom, rzek}a:
= Me wYjdzie z chorot
= Jezus Maya! = jek,
WaIek. | jam jej zab6jca, lBs
ia nieszczesliwy!
Uspok6jcie sic! A przd
dewszystkiem ME dajcie
poznac, iak nietezpiecznie
MIA jest. Moze Bog sic zlitl
wyprowadzi ia Z chorobv..S min a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

LWHZClc GtuhN
Ze tn many
Me ga drogi
Strojgnn nogl,
SroIze !adEy
l paradny!
Tu trzewikl
z sk6ry dz!kiej,
Jake mietkie,
Pulcbne, gietkie!
Stara, mfcda
. l dewotka
w Mich sic poda
Do podlotka.
Zak ola aoiorv
Many kerry
Mocnych butow,
Jakby { drutow-
Kazdej mary.
CEtop co wstapl
Tu do Czecha.
Gdy wystapi,
oiH uam'ecA'a'
Mega modn'e
| wygodnle
Mn sic widzl,
L bosych szydzi!
ldac q mast
Kroklem predkim
Reka szas.a
Tnie napietk zen
G4osno kryczy
Wara, wa1ra
Co sic tyczy.
Jam ME sknty.
Mic ME pi}em.
Jeno by1em
Kupic buty
y STE
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
T:Egzy ehWiile9
z doll ~wychodzcGw.
(Dokohczenie.)
III.
Ma obcej ziemi.

czWarte] klasy przytullll sic
GO siebie; dzie:i to spaly, to
bawily sic; rodzice tylko
tedy owedy przemawiali do
siebie slowo. Walek zacial
zeby, podchodzi} ku oknu,
szepcac: A daleko tam ieszcze
ten Hamburg? Barbara sic :
dziala w kacie ma tobolku;
patrzala pred siebie, lecz
niczegC ME widziala; choG
oczy suche miaia, SERGE jej
Gale W lzach bylo.
Jechali i dojechali do Ham =,
burga i talk sic z}ozylo, re
zaraz ma drugi dzieri mogl,
sIada6 ma okret. Kiedy ia
chwila nadesz}a, Barbara wy
buchne}a glosnym placzem, a
synek, widzac matke pla-
czqca W nieboglosy, FACIAL
krzycze6. lnm podrozni spo-
gladali ia placzacych, wzdry-
gall ramionami. Walek burk-
nal ma zone:
- Me rob breweryi, DO
mas leszcze ma okret ME vienna.
Weszli ma okret usiedli
w k2cie ma pokiadzie. Okret
ruszy}. Budynki portowe "a
czely malet, mailed coraz
wiece1, az rozp]ynely sic we
mgle. Strach przejq} Walka
i Barbara, gdy u]rzeli sic
zawieszeni niejako miedzy
nlebem i ,ziemia.
A jak sic ten okret
zapadnie we wode? - mysla}
Waiex zimno go przechodzi-
10, DO to smierc!
Lecz okret sic ME zapad};
szczesliwie przybyli do Move
go Jorku. Tam zastali brata,
kt6ry ich vital i do sieble
zapraszal. Rozweseiilo i'm sic
SERGE.
- Ha, moze tn ME talk lie!
pomysla}a Barbara.
Dzien odpoczywali. Ma
drugi dzieh brat wzla} Walka
ma strone talk mu powiedzla}:
- tn w miescie siedzleG
ME mozesz, DO tn z zarobkiem
scisk. Kazdy sic trzyma "a
robku, ktory ma. Lecz ia
WIEN o pewne) kolonii, sdzle
tanio grunt nabyG MONA.
Czytalem " gazetach. Sto
mil tn ztad, lecz to mic mic
znaczy, Cd czego kolej 7elazna!
= Ale ia ME nam dose
pieniedzy, azeby kupic grunt
- odrzek} na to Walek.
= Pozycze CT, kupimy ma
spoke = ~odpowiedzia} brat,
= Ia czasem sprowadze sic
do was.
! TAX sic stale. O5aj POSI-;
do agenta, z kt6rym zawarl
kontrakt. Tenze opowiada:
! i'm, re dobrze uczynili PREY
ehodzac, gdyz jeszcze tylke
| iedne parcele mia} ma zbyciu
| Obiecal tez, lie "a diva DIN
Walka sam zawlezie ma mlel
see przeznaczenia.
Przez owe diva dni Walel
z bratem pokupi}, co naleza}e
do gospodarstwa a take dc
rudowaria lasu, gdyz wleksz;
Geese gruntu nabytego byl;
! pokryta lasem.
l znowu jechali kole1a dziel
nor a znOwu Sml1tnie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-18
III Nas stxCeIiCu:,

The parody on Romeo and Juliet Civ
en- at The Grand was most excellent.
The Leader covers the ground when it
says: &C. :. Eldridge Of Duluth is a
genius. Into his operate burlesque of
Romeo and Juliet" he has crowded
more sweet catchy airs and fun than
IS usually found in four acts, OF
course the music is not his own, but
the words and arrangement are, and
50 nicely are they all joimded that
fair sized audience at the Grand last
night aplluded It all, recalled the
players and felt sorry for these who
were not there 10 enjoy The perform
.auCG.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-18
Wisconsin, Teachers.

The third annual session of the
Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers
Association viii meet III this city
March 80, 81 and April /. Ample pro
vistion has been made for the accom-
mediation Of all who may attend The
following program has been arranged
for the occasion:
Thursday. March 80. am.
Opening-Music from pupils of pub
lie schools.
Paper-''PracticaI Arithmetic III
grades below the High School, Jos.
Jeffrey, Shell Lake; John Callahan,
GlenWO0d
illustrative teaching IN primary
grades from Il kindergartner's stand
point, Sara L. Severance, Superior
General discussion.
"Teacher's part in forming the NOR
al sentiment OF the comluuni,y.,'-
John Foster, KNAPP; Supt. J. Z. Shaw,
Pierce.
WASTES in Teaching, James
Gollsworthy, Prescott; b. d. Jackson,
bayfield,.
Opening-Music.
Vocal music in the common
school; what is demanded of teachers"
}. W. Nesbit, Durand; Mrs. Una
Shields, Superior.
The high school principal as super
VISOR of the grades below, -. II.
Eer5e' Black River Falls; J. W. 7.
Ames, IIumbird
Physics in the high school, Il II.
Mueller, Chetek; Q. L. Rice, Hayward.
Geography teaching i'll grammer
grades, ''-Ttresa Monaghan, Ashland;
Geo. Peterson, Ehinclander.
At 5 p. m an informal musical and
literary program viii be rendered.
Friday. ,sar:Ea 81. 9 Z. ~.
Opening-To be provided.
Nv hat can the schools do To Guilt
vate patriotism? "-B. F. Altman,
Medford; W E. Emery, Baldwin.
"Technical grammer,' III W Rood
Washburn; W W Jones, Philips
Examinations and promotions, -
c. NJ, Boutelle, Chippewa Fails, c. ".
| Gleason, Ashland.
"iijstory teaching in the common
/ schools, w. H. Uiclok, Shawauo;
Supt. IL. Il. Coldren, st. CroiX Falls.
2E ".
Opening Singing.
/ Election Of officers.
General discussion-"T Town Libra
ries, "-Opened by Supt. Frank W.
/ BiXby, st CroiX.
Nv hat the young teacher ought to
/ know about the laws of mind growth, -
/ Alice II. Shultcs, RIVER Falls; II. +.
/ Bolton FairchIld
Necessity and means of awakening
! Individuality, "--Gertrude b. Hood,
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-Stoltzman kee,rs the $500 Douglas

Shoe.
The superior court b.ll passed the
Assembly Tuesday evening.
James Bardon is off on a business
visit III the east this week.
Mrs. W. Z. Pickering is on the
SEX list this neek with winter cholera
Miss Grace y Hall, one of our
school teachers, is on the sick list this
week
Nh VanDoren, who has been
quite i'll the past ten days is able 10 be
out again.
For a nobby hat go to the Anchor
Clothing House.
Miss Anna Garriety who has been
sick for the past three weeks has re-
sumed her duties as teacher in the
Nelson Dewey.
James $. Ritchie sold, this week,
lot 2s5 West Fifth street near Becker,
for IS, 600 How is that for 'Tater
! Clcurin'?
The Peoples furniture store on
second street seems to be doing fair
business. They carry both new ANA
second hand goods
Mr. Frank Idell who has been in
poor he"llh Tor several months past
lett on thursday lof IioI springs
Ark, for treatment.
-1,',.'i " . 49,, y '''l'o , "'io ',''
Dlt, ; ,,l, ,,,l ,f ,l,o no,vols ra
- ,'''l''' =, -. = - "
i''i w ~ = ,'''''57' NV
y good place 10 trade IS at lhe
Anchor { I9thIh@ House
County superintendent wilkins is
endeavorjmG to secure cheap rates for
the Northwestern Teachers assocla-
ton which meets here March 80, 81
and April |.
Mrs. Alexander VIII next week
open Il private kindergarten class III
Physical Culture, III the south room oI
the Brooks building on Nettleton aV-
enue near Sixth street,
1t is reported that three more iron
working establishments, employing a
total Of about 400 Workmen have been
secured for Superior, We trust the
rumor may prove correct.
Roard,n 90 Second street
ran,,.,s rn,J ,,a5a in IN. line Of pro
crrjes. lIe is a new conner here and
our people should cal and make his &c
auaintanca and get his prices.
IT'LL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-18

Mrs \. n. Doe of this city, and
her sister Mrs. c. c. Merritt, of On
Gotta, left us this week for short So
Journ Ill Florida. The TINES wishes
them a safe journey and pleasant
season of sightseeing.
The Minnesota bill regulating sal
aries of mayors and city councilmen
$40 each AS Superior would come
under this class, our mayor and coun-
cilmen may look hopefully for rise"
IN wages at some future time.
Philip Mitchell of West end got
INTO a row up at Virginia City on the
MeSaba range few days ago, and
was severely, though it is thought not
fatally cut in the abdomen. He was
brought to this city and is being cared
for by his brother
The candidates for municipal
Judge are c. r. Fridley, T. NJ Thor
son, f. Z. c. Bryant and, II. J. Loud.
on pays your money and YOU takes
your choice, and take Which you may
you viii probably wish you had taken
any one OF the others.
When You are tired Of paving
/ three prices for goods, take rest ana
trade with StoItzman at the
ANCHOR CLOTHING House.
One young working man has boast
ed that if elected to the council in the
fifth ward his expenses and lost time
VIII be paid for by the Land x River
Improvement company. Get the cash
IN advance young man, then YOU Will
Oe sure ol iV'-l-eadef.
Articles Of incorporation were FL
ed Monday with the register Of deeds
OF the Excelsior Land q Development
company, with capital stock placed at
Fl00,o00 The incorporators are Frank
\. v oodWard, Joseph Barlbeau, JOS
eph >chWaIbe and ". Schne1l.
Our Irish fellow citizens celehrat-
ed st. Patrick 5 day (Which was yester-
day IN this city in 4 becoming manner,
( under the direction OF the Order of
llibernlans. y. /. Rock ANA ". ID.
DWyer were among the speakers while
the musical program WAS presided over
by Dr. c. ). Putnam.
The good people of South Supcrior
have consulted together and have re-
solved to name their elegant new
school huillino now in coursa of con
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fSC&IIt5f.iI Eegi%.-tiUH.
Morning Leader.

Morning Leader.
l have been gratiied to see the Lea
der advocate a reasonable salary for
city statistician SO We could have in
that position some man Of experience
like T. $. Easterbrook. The council
fixed the salary at $500. The public, /
find by street conversation, wonder
why.
1t was because the leaders Of the
council believe Pattison viii be the
next mayor and they did not wish to
give linn the credit Of making a good
creditable appointment. The leaders
hoodwinked the other aldermen and
thus spittoon cleaners get $720 and the
city statistician $500 per year.
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J.2rEs :. RITCEIF- East End.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

\yo,ice u hereby given that the part
~ nership heretofore existing ne
ween WIN. NJ. Harris and Smith Robin
son IN the general mercantile business at
Pcrtersvillr. Dubois county. Ind, did oy
mutual consent DISSOLVE partnership on
Thu,sds March 8 1898. Mr.. Sm'th
Robinson Withdraw ing from said flrm.
Mr. WIN. NJ. Harris assumes the indebt
.dness Of said firm and will collect all
Indebtedness due the firm
Mr.. Harris will continue in said business
VIM NJ. HARRIS,
SMITH RoRlNsoN
N B.-Persons knowing themselves
Indebted 10 the firm will please call on
me and settle their accounts immediate
y and greatly oblige
WM. NJ HARRIS. portersville, Ind
March II. 93 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
A USEFUL PUBLICATION.
The Official Mouthplece Of the
Worlds tCOlunbian Exposition.

When the United States Government
took control of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition last October, on the ccca-
sion Of the dedication, a board Of con-
troll was appointed to carry or the work
10 successful completion. One OF the
first acts OF the board was TO order a
publication which should give the infor.
NATION that people are most DESTROYS OF
Obtaining IN connection with an enter
prise now uppermost in the public mind
The work was given the title Of the
Officisl Directly OF the Worlds Column
bian Exposition. and active preparations
were NJ omce entered upon. 1t Is now
so far advanced A. to warrant placing u
in the hands OF solicitors tor the pur-
pose Of taking subscriptions. II will
contain not only very valuable, but also
very interesting Information. will be
illustrated with about one hundred full
page hslf-tone eDgravings, and will con.
tain the name OF every exhibitor, his
home address. what he Is exhibiting.
and where the exhibit msy be found al
the Exposition. II is information whict
intending visitors most urgently need
and will he highly appreciated by thu
public everywhere. The w. Is Conke,
Company. of Chicago, who are the otR
cial pm blishers, desire q Representative
in this locality. and will mail handsome
descriptive circulars on application.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

Now and then some neat little story
turns up in telegraph office. Of
course every one is familiar with that
of the lady who wrote message to
her sister in q faraway city to the eff.
feet thatsh could not match certain
shade Of blue silk, pinned sample
to the blank. added the words, This
is the nearest / can como to II" and
requested that sample, message and
all be sent at once by wire.
When the operator mildly suggest
cd that he was unable to transmit
the sample. she Of course became an
cry and promptly denounced the man
and Profess Or Morse's invention as a
snare and a delusion.-New York
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

JUDGE
Brilliant Career or Judge james
q. jenkins Of W iscOnstu.

Il. jenkins OI W tscOnStus
Judge James q Jenkins OF Wisconsin.
ppoin,ed by President Cleveland TO
succeed Judge Walter q Gresham on
the bench in THE district. was horn ~
S-rs,ogs Syringe, N. ~. on Jan. -
1884. Ills father wss cousin OF Gen
" orth OF Mexicsn war fame, and his
~ other the eldest child OF R-uben n
W alwor,h the last chancellor OF The
state OF New York and = jurisf Of nation.
al reputation Mr.. Jenkins was eau-
Gated in his native state and studied law
in New York City. where he was sd-
united to practice In the supreme court
1T the state and the u. =. courts In 1885
He went 10 Wisconsin in 1857. setting
In Milwaukee and engaging in practice
with much snccess. He was city sitor-
nev Of Milwaukee for four terms. from
1863 10 1867. and prscticed in the au.
preme court Of the state and of the Uni
ted States.
In 1879 he was the democratic candi.
date tor governor Of Wisconsin. but
made no effort 10 secure the nomination
and was defeated after = brilliant can
vass. in which the republican msjority
was greatly reduced. On the death oi
Chief Justice Edward q. RYAN In No
vembsr. 1880. ne was urged for a posi-
ton on the supreme bench ny members
Of the bar Of both political parties
Governor Smith. however chose 10 hon
or one Of his own psrtisans. On thu
death OF Judge Andrew J. Miller OF th'
III S district court, in 1885. Mr.. Jenkini
was appointed by President Cleveland
IS his successor. and he has filled th
, office with honor and dignity eve
since.
lie ia a brilliant, finished orator, pos
sessed of fnnd OF ready Wit and . wild
range OF Information, both general an
legal, and his services are frequently b
request on public occasions. lie is ex
tremelv popular in his party and con
: tested inthe legislature for seat In the |
= senate 10 succeed Senator Cameron i
! 1891 SOcislly he Ia most desirabl
i. compsion. the lite Of every company. II
, married the only daughter OF his preds
r cessor on the bench, Judge Andrew I
Miller, and his home IL a model Of n
finement, elegance and domestic felicity
Few men in the northwest enjoy TO
larger extent the esteem and confidenc
. Of The public without distinction OF pa
ty lines or sociai station.
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When Baby was sick, W gave her cassoria
when she was Chnd, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Mics, she chung TO Castoria-
when she had Children. she gave them CassoriA
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~ Office is hereby given to al person'
~ knowing themselves indebted 10 TN
estate OF the late Paul Kunkel, deceased
10 call on the undersigned aud make
settlement OF accounts by the lat day Of
May. 1893 ! give this time that al
may hsvea chance TO settle wiihcu
costs. Accounts not settled by tina
time will be placed In officers hands fol
collection.
Pcrsons having claims sgainst hin
will please presen, them promptly.
March 1923 MIS-. MARY kuNKEL.
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Agricultural Implements.

Mr.. l.. Spayd has rented tho Geo
Mehringer store room TO set up agricui-
tural machines in. lie will receive two
car loads OF Mccormick Binders and
Hsrvesters next week and farmers want
ing new harves'ers aud corn drills this
year wilt do we'll to zee him before buy
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

woman-G Got any dried currantsi
Cultured Youth from Boston,
We have very small, sweet dried
grapes or raisins from Corinth,
Greece, formerly called "Corinths, '
but since corrupted 10 "currants.
Woman (switching out)-l don't
want any corrupted goods. Good
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trustee for the fourth ward.
A msrshsl, a treasurer and clerk
for said town.
.TosrrH F. FRIEDMAN.
Democratic Town Committeeman
-
n-The Indianapolis sentinel. John
w. Kern and Tom Bu~kiik aeem dis
posed 10 kick At President CleveIsnd be.
etuse they have not received the plumf
they coveted in the way OF public ONCE
They should say nothing. hut shout for
the intsllihility OF the President right
along. They were each well acquainted
with his habit OF personally informing
himself as to the qualifications OF once
seekers NJ HE hands, aud relying on hi
individual Judgment in every thing
when they tell down and wOrshiped
him before the Chicago convention.
The appointment Of Frank Burke ~
District Attorney instead of Kern, sim
lily shows that the President believed
burke had more legal ability. and VA
more honest in his advocacy OF meas
urea. and men who know both are dis
posed to coincide with the President
The U. : Marshslship going to Haw
kips, of Sullivan county. was rec"gni
ton Of = county which had not enjoyed
heretofore any Federal plums. AS vel
rs q man of good personal reputation
Probably Sam Morss' plum may dro
into his open month yet. Possess you
souls with patience
TElsewhare in this paper will b
found the call for the Democratic pri
mary, to nominate csndidst~s tor tow
officers in jasper. The people Of IN
town generally should take especial in
tereet in this meeting. and zee that IN
best men are selecte tor all the pos
tons. The town Is growing AZ a livel
rate, and will need as its officers enter
prisinQ men who are competent by bnsi
meas qualifications. particularly for Tru.
tees Let there be q full turnout Of ID
people.
Mr.. W. .Juit. who has been filling N
place ny appointment since the death {
HE father, iss candidate tor town clerI
and has shown that he Is .copp1
tent for the position. and go mr. III
COURIER has learned OF no oppositio
TO his nomination.
Mr. Frank McKasaon the present eff
cient deputy sheriff. is announced Il
Town Marshal. He made an exce'le'
race year ago, surprising his friend
and as deputy sheriff has shown goo
capacity as an officer.
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