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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
SOCIETY IN FEBRUARY.
TIE MANY JOYS THAT KEEP THE WORLD
LIGHT-HEARIED AND GAY.
Several Plsasan. Informal Gaihsrings-A Few
Weddings Sill. Mark the Passing Weeks
The Arioa Masquerade Ball-Ohsr
Incidents Of Society.
when from the bouudless stores OF English

When from the boundlsss stores Of English
speech
Imperial passion made his careful choice,
Irving the tuneful words, eacu after each'
To Gull the 70 'ables ol sweetest Noic-
With glowing scoru be ever flung asiGe
All glib aspirants Tor the honor nisn,
All term, OF ponderou, syllable pride,
AND e'en OF richly cadenced harmony.
Impatient thas be closed bis tedious guest
"Of ali this glu. 20 words n-eI ou' 49, ,ho
Let thought and strife aud Fancy take the
rest;
Not LANGUAGE but caresses are for me
u Tor The mau 4 need Tor the woman You.
And Only Love between 70 INK the TWO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12

1t vas difficult to tell just who the
belle OF the Aron masquerade was on
Monday evening last, so numerous
seemed the contestants for the prize.
But among the gentlemen there seemed
to be one upon whom the optics OF the
fair seemed particularly fixed, and that
was the genial and stately Secretary OF
the German Fire Insurance Company,
Mr.. Z. Riester Arrayed as he was in
the garb of the Spanish Cavalier more
commanding figure did not tread the
floor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
Fourth of July at Jasper.
PROGRAMME.


IA. M, National salute from Little
round top, and music by the Jasper Star
Band.
ga. m. Assembling OF the g. A. T.
Posts, 5. of V. Camps, AMI Uniformed
Knights.
ga. M, Grand March to Military Park
10 a. m, Address of Welcome : Hon
John L. Brett.
Song: "Unfurl the Flag by Mise.
Volmer and Trsylor.
Music: Star Orchestra.
Reading the Declaration OF lndepend
ence, by X. NJ. Milburn.
Music: Star Orchestra.
III a. m, monuments, Their Origin
and Purpose" by Hon A. NJ. Sweeney
Song: Boom de En-" Jasper Quar-
tette.
"reminiscences, by Comrade Joan +
Norman.
Music: Star Orchestra
Recess for dinner.
Up. M, "Sheridan's Memorial March,
Jasper Star Band.
Address by "Reunion" Joe Arm
strong.
Cornet Solo: "The Bugle Call" Dur
lsuf.
Selections: "Sells Bros. Circus" BY
jasper Star Band.
Slide Trombone Solo: THE Wizard,
Master Leo Durlauf.
Song: Jasper Quartette.
Alto and Trombone Duet: "Victor,
Masters NJ. and Leo Durlauf.
Song Fling Out the Flag" by Misse
Vollmer and Trsylor.
Baritone Solo: "Dresm Of Glory" b,
Robert Rottct.
March: "The Chilcothians,' Jaspe
Star Band.
Song: Flag OF the Free Mise
Vollmer aud Trsylor.
Dancing, fancy drills. etc, etc.
GEORGE X. WILSON.
Master Of Ceremonies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
NOTICE 10
JAIL CONTRACTORS AND
FURNISHEnS.
BUILDERS,

NOTICE i hereby given th,' the
~ Commissioners Of Dubois county
vii! receive bid on the following work
on the county iil. bid. 10 be filed IN the
comfy Auditors Office OF Dubois coun.
rs, NJ 10 II o'clock. NJ on
THURSDAY. July 6, 1898
l-i For the furnishing of the cells az
the new cell house with All necessary IT.
tachmtri-. closets. water iank. pump.
pipe attachment. plumbing &c. Nc
a. For ing the cells from tho old
Jail building the doors. frames and all
other iron TO be carefully taken down.
in order that they NAV be again put mp
and used.
30 For tearing down tho old cell
house. taking mp the foundation rock +,
and piing them up conveniently, clean
ing the brick Of mortar a. the walls are
removed. ard piling them up 90 they
may be used again. taking down careful
ly the root. sash. etc. 20 that II will be
injured ne little rs possible.
An. For erecting stone wall on the
South side OF new cell house attachment.
9th For erecting brick wall on the
north side OF the new cell house attach
mert.
9th. For iron stairs IN the new cell
house.
7th. For stone steps leading from
Seventh street 10 cell house attachment.
9ih. For wood and carpenter work
OF cell house attachment, and windows
for new cell house.
Plans and specifications for the above
work may be seen at any time al the
County Auditors office.
Bids are invited for the entire work
or for any portion Of Il as numbered
above.
The Board of Commissioners reserve
the right 10 reject any all bids.
Nv order OF the Board of Commission
crs OF Dubois county.
JonN GRAMELsrAcHrR.
June l6, l893-3t. County Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
The Public Schools.

Two Communications from esteemed
citizens OF Jasper, in regard 10 the Jasper
schools, will be found on the COURIER :
first page this week. One from the
President OF the Board, objects TO the
phraseology Of the report OF the proceed
ings OF the school board in last week =
COURIER, because il designated the three
north schools Catholic" instead OF Ger.
man or north schools. lis said "a rose
would smell a. sweet by any other
name. but 'twouli not alter the charac-
ter OF the plant Neither would desig-
mating Catholic schools by any other
name make them any the less dtnomi-
national schools nor make any more
legal the appropriation OF public funds
TO church school, which the law says
shall not be done by public officers.
The other communication says the
schools Of Jasper cannot vet support =
commissioned high school, but ought 20
advance some. The County Superin-
tendent says the latter course was what
was intended by the school board as all
informed ones know commissioned
hi h school could not be obtained ii
Jasper now. nor be sustained il obtained
He says "tLe inteuiion ia the selection o
a high school teacher was that he shoulc
be teacher who could so teach the pu
pills that they would become qualified {
pass All examination successfully at an,
OF the state institutions and gain ainis
sion into the college work proper !
does not require u commissioned higl
school to do this the course OF study |
wanted. and not the commission
The Superintendent view j. unque-
itionably correct. but can that much eve
be attained as long a. the school truS
ltees attempt TO establish two disfiur
systems OF graded schools in u TOW
where the number OF pupils 10 attend
aucc has never ct justified The establish
ment Of one system. particularly
the systems are ia theii composition an
surroundings antagonistic Our peopl
can never have as good schools a. the
ought until the law i complied wits !
spirit, as well as in letter, aud All denerr
Irrational schools dope Tor their -u.
port entirely upon their patrons. Their
is no use ia attempting to try 10 bull
up O good public school with the rigl
hand, and at the same time with the le
hand encourage an opposition TO L. Tn
has proven a dismal failure whereve
tried. And there is no wisdom in a
tempting to disguise the real charactc
of schools, or any thing else under fall
names. In all public matter Cleveland
command to his maligners to Tell tn
truth" commands respect, while subtel
fuges do not.
, There are matters connected with n
records Of members OF the school boar
at the last meeting aoout which divers
rumors are ahoat 1t might be well
settle these rumors by publishing ii
; votes of each member on the sewers
: questions which were acted upon at III
last meeting. We suppoae some recor
: was kept of them, and as the trustees Al
public servants. the people arc enlitlc
) 10 know how they voted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

FIRE EARLY last Friday night fine
barn belonging to Mr.. Jesse Mitchell, 4
wealthy farmer who resides near Long
Branch. Pike county, was destroyed b,
fire. together with its contents ten lin,
work mules perishing in the flames. Tn,
origin of the fire IL unknown, but az the
NOW had just been filled with new hay
It was probably case Of spontaneou.
combustion IL the new hay was put in
on top OF old, thus generating heat sui.
ficient to ignite the old forage. Many
barns are no doubt destroyed in thi.
manner, and more especially where
clover hay Is stored. We did not learn
whether or not Mr.. Mitchell carried an
insurance on his barn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

@The Huntingburg News cites q
case where the psvements Of neighbor.
ing town were sown with tacks on the
night bicycle club was to practice, there.
by running the pneumatic tires OF the We.
hicles, and also states that officers are
searching for the boys. They ought ia
be apprehended by all means, and then
rewarded with gold medal for their
happy thoughtfulness. Payements arc
for the use and comfort Of pedestrians
and not for the pleasure of bicycle riders
In many towns and cities bicycle riders
have become great nuisance by their
persistent use Of the psvements. Their
place 10 in the streets, and tine road ways
should be so improved as to give them
room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

" The Cannelton Times-Telephone
OF last week roasted number OF dis.
honest advertisers in its dead beat oven,
out not before the aforesaid dead beat
advertisers had touched" the Times.
Telephone for . goodly amount OF free
advertising. Experience is a great and
good school. and we hope our Cannelton
neighbors will profit by their education
Legitimate advertisers never send GU,
the kind OF propositions that arc sem
out by the snide concerns enumerated
by the es-Telephone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

~ The furry over the demone tizatiou
OF silver by India shows how necessary
II is for the United States to have an ia.
dependent system Of currency, without
the least regard to the rest OF the world
This system should be based upon keep.
Ing In circulation-not boarded by
gambling banks on Wall street An av.
GRACE sum per capita sufficient for all lie.
gitimate business purposes. This can bes,
be done by silver certificates and green.
backs, and demonetizing gold entirely
and the sooner the country comes to thi.
point the better Tor the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
Jasper College Commencement.

The announcement exercises OF JAS
per College last Monday night, at Col
lege Hall, were very pleasant, and dis
played care on the part OF the young
gentlemen participating in the prepare
ton OF their subjects. and of the faculty
in The general arrangements. There were
two graduates i'm the commercial course,
Mr.. j. H. Garaghsn, OF Washington,
Ind, and Mr.. Roswell A. Carter, of Don
Jaun, Ind. The former was awarded
the salutatory, and chose for bis subject
"Gladstone and Ireland" He is an en-
thusisstic admirer of the great Premier,
and has faith that Ireland will once more
be made happy island through his ei-
forts.
Mr.. Carter had the valedictory. anc
his subject was "America's Political Fu-
ture," in which he took a sanguine vie"
OF the progress and enightenmt Mt OF
the American people, and predicted .
continuous march onward in strength
and influence for the great Republic.
The Others who made addresses were
atten,ively listened TO and heartily APP
plauded -paofiuarly Mr.. f. p. Land
ers. with his'|Heard them Counted"
The Star orchestra and the Durlau
trio furnished the instrumental music
and OF course il was OF the best. but thu
duet by the two little Durlauf boys de
serves particular mention
The vocal music was by Messrs. Johr
Friedman, Frank T.. kuebler, Andrew
Guigsell and Phillip kunkle. A. quar-
teue, and their renditions were greatly
appreciated. There was also some goot
vocal music by two little boys, Leo an'
4 Henry Grueter. accompanied on tn
piano by Rev. Il. Heichelbech. o. ). b.
Very Rev. j. w. Book, Il. d., of Can
melton, closed the literary exercises b,
an interesting and instructive address oil
"The Advantage OF College Life" Tn
Rev. Father is an eloquent and read.
talker, and both the students and tn
large audience were delighted with hi
address.
Then followed the comforting of de
grees and presentation OF books AM
awards Of merit as follows:
Commercial Diplomss-John Cara
CHAN aud Roswell A. Carter.
Gold Medals-For good conduct
awarded by the faculty 10 A lbert Lamt
of Kentucky for general proficiency, 4
John Sum, Of Washington for Chris
tian doctrine, presented by Rt. Rev. Alb
bot Finton Mundwe iler to Frank Habig
for English. presented by DR.. +. j
Kempf to Ed. Helfrich; for book-keep
ing. presented by Mr.. Chas. A. Roger
OF Louisville, KY, to John Garaghan
for mathematics, presented by +.
Kuebler to Roswell A. Carter.
A large number books were pre-
scented to the variop- students for thei
proficiency in difTerelt branches.
The next session of the college wi
open September 8. and as many Of th
studies e-a optional with student
young men wanting higher educatio
will find no better institution in III
state to obtain 1t from than Jasper Co
lege, Rev. Dominic Barthel, Secretar,
who may be applied to for further infol
nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
NOTICE..
Letting Of Dubois County Poor
Farm.

The Board Of Commissioners OF Du.
bois County. Indiana. will receive sealed
bids to let the Dubois County Poor
Farm. including the taking care of and
board OF all county paupers thereon, for
a term OF three years, commencing Sep
TENDER 1si, 1898. Bids will be received
~ the County Auditors Office up TO
THURSDAY. July s, 1893.
The right TO reject all bids, or an,
bid, is reserved, as Is also the right &c
choose between bids. a bond will be
required of successful bidder for the
full llment of his contract.
ArG. II. koFR~FR)
JouS J. ALLIES, Com .issioners
CONRAD JAckLEY. \
June Is. lS93.3f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

% Edward G. Schuetz. one OF The ed
i'ors Of the Cannelton Times Telephone
and Miss Hester G. Tcvlin, OF that CITY
were married Tuesday evening Of lasI
week. The contracting parties were the
recipients Of . large NUM- her OF elegant
and costly presents, but IL the long list
We fail to see mention Of peramhua,or
The CounIER extends congratulations
and trusts that::their impressions" will
ever 90 true and their final makeup
perfect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

TT Ono good evidence OF Princeton's
growth L. that an engineer from there
was In Jasper Wednesday wanting \
"cook.' lie found one after some ain.
Guilty, and some disagrccments, but after
securing the aid Of some Jasper officials
ehe got her price, and went with hin,
See''ng that "all's well that ends wcll.v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
Estray Cow.

Taken up by the undersigned, living
two miles north Of Jasper. on the TTays.
vile road, on June 8, 1893, one estray
roam COW and young calf: COW marked
by crop on lower part OF both cars.
about or years old, medium sized
horns, crooked IN shape, good sizc ow I:
calf is about three weeks old Owner
will please call, pay charges, and take
his property.
June 80. u JOSEPH FuHs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

LAWN PARTY.-The members Of The
Ireland Cumberland Presbyterian church
Will give lawn party at the Masonic
grove. on the evening OF July lst. lee
cream, cake and lemonade will be served
IN first-class style. Music appropriate
to the occasion. viii close with a grand
display Of pyrotechnics. Come one.
come all, and spend pleasant evening
by ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
Notice to Bridge Contractors

Notice i hereby given that the Boarf
lof Commissioners OF Dubois count,
will receive bids up TO II o'clock. ~
THURSDAY, JuLl 6, 1898,
For repairing the stone abutments O.
the bridge across Hall creek. on the Gel.
estine and ST. Anthony road.
Also, for the erection upon said abu;
ment-, after they arc repaired, OF low
truss iron bridge, IL feet wide, acros.
said liall creek.
Plans and specifications for the work.
may he seen It any time at the County
Auditors Office.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
.'y order Oft the County Commission.
ers.
JonN GRAMELsrAcHER,
june Is lS93-3t. County Auditor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

" Mr.. George A. Buckley and N is.
Florence MCGOWAN were married at The
home OF the brides parents. In Benton
county. on Decoration Day. Rev. Faith.
er Vincent oillciared Devils Lake
News.
His many friends In Jasper will wish
George and his wife abundant success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

FIGHr.-Wc are informed that drunk
man got on the train at Birdscye lar
week, and refused to pay fare, and tried
70 scare the conductor, but got badly
used up and then paid his fare. Tis
about time hoodlums along tho railroad
had learned they cant .'run it.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30
BUCKLEN's AKNICA sALvE,

BUCkLEN'S AKNICA SALVE.
The BFsT SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fc-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, ana all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quircd. II Is guaranteed to give perfect
or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale at Martin
Fricdman's Drug store.
April !, l893.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-06-30

Motto order, Organization, Occupation
General Circular No. 40

County SUPERINTENDENT OFricE
JArSER, Ind, June 26, 1898
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
THE cHlLDaEN's LAND.

know land, beautiful land,
Fairer Than isles OF the east.
Where the farthest hills Gre rainbow spann.d
And mirth holds an endless feast;
Where tears are dried like the morning dew.
And joys ara many and griofs are few;
Where the old each day grows glad and new.
And life rings clear as bell.
Oh, the land where the chiniesspeak sweet and
true
Is the land where the children DWELL
There are beautiful lands where the Evers nov
Through valleys uf rlpened grain;
There are lands Were armies Of worshipers
know
No God but the god OF gain.
the chink Of gold is the song they sing,
And all their lifetime harvesting
Are the glitterng Joys that gold may bring.
In measures they buy and sell:
But the land where love Is the coin and king
Is the land where the children DWELL
They romp In troops through this beautiful land
From morning till set OF sun,
And the drowsy fairies have sweet dream,
planned
When the little tasks nre done.
Here are no strivings for power and place,
The last are first in the mimic race,
All hearts are trusted. all life Is grace,
Ard peace sings "All goes well"-
For God walks daily with unveiled face
In the land where the children DWELL
John jerome Rooney
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
when IL hurt.

An army surgeon in the late civil war
had occasion to lance an abscess for n
poor fellow at Camp Douglas, and as the
sore was obstinate it became necessary
to use the knife twice The operation
was not very painful one. bat the pa
tient declared that it had nearly killed
him, and when third resort to the Ian
Get was proposed he protested that he
could never go through the operation
alive.
The surgeon promised to make it easy
for him, and calling up few Of the
loungers ordered one Of them to hold his
hands close over the patients eyes and
two Others to grasp his hands firmly.
This arrangement" explained the
doctor, lis said to prevent pain in such
an operation. Now lie perfectly quiet
and when | say 'Nowr prepare your.
self"
The surgeon at once began quietly
with his work. and in short time had
completed the operation without the
least trouble. the patient lying as quiet
as though in sleep.
When all was done, the surgeon laid
aside the knife and said "Now!' such
roar came from the lips of the sick
man as Il seldom heard from any human
being. He struggled 10 free himself.
yelling, "Oh, doctor, you're killing mer'
shouts Of laughter soon drowned his
cries. and he was told the operation had
been all over before the signal was
given. II was good joke; but it is
doubtful II the poor fellow could ever be
made to believe that he did not feel nc
tual pain Immediately after that fatal
'Now!'-Medical News.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
weman, first Duty.

The lecturer at 2 household club
talked TO her audience the other day
about the moral side n good cookery,
and told her hearers that she believed
the immoral side to be found in br'-ers
pies, bread and cake, in canned meats.
vegetables and preserves.
The woman who, to gain time for
what she calls the higher needs of her
family, or for her own culture, habitu-
ally shifts her cooking 10 the shoulders
OF the grocer or caterer, is robbing her
husband and children Of health and
strength, and using her money for honse-
hold expenses in the most extravagant
way. One may belong to dozen clubs
aud be bright and shining light therein.
may paint china, sing divinely aud feed
and clothe the heather. but the duty
that lies nearest her, and the foundation
OF all true advancement, begins with
nutritious and suitable food daintily
served.-New York Post.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

The elevated stations are n constant
source OF turning about 20 absentminded
folk. Those at crowded thoroughfares
where there are stairs not only on both
sides Of the avenue, but also Of the cross
street, prove particularly confusing to
''trnnsients."
The other day young woman not often
In New York stopped at one OF these TO ask
the guard question:
You're on the up town track" he an.
swered. go down stairs and cross the
street"
Down stairs she went, crossed Twenty
third street and appeared again
II told you" repeated the man on seeing
her, ito 90 down and cross the street"
Thoroughly bewildered she went down,
recrossed and once more presented herself
before the same guard.
"What ails your he cried Il said go
down and cross the street"
Down she crept, abashed, crossed the
street and climbed the stairs for the fourth
time. As she reached the top she peered
cautiously over There stood that man
She gathered up her skirts, and turning ON
tiptoe raced down again at the top of her
speed.
A little reflection on the curbstone sent
her finally rejoicing across the avenue to
the other track.-New York Times.