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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
KILLED ~ 4 WHEEL-PIT.

John Flynn. twenty-three years old. who lived N
First-ave between One hundred and -twenty-first
and One hundred nd twenty second SITS and was
employed in Shepherds planning mill at No l9i East
One hundred y-eighth-st. was instantly
killed in the mill yesterday afternoon. lie was sent
,nto the wheel Dit In the basement to grease belt.
When hr did not return man went after MN ana
found him lying dead i'm the pit. with the back or his
hcad torn away FLYNN had been caught by the belt
snd thrown against the pulley-wheel, which makes
go revolutions a minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

in 1892. and then Eden discharged in the police
court He brought suit for SIS 900 damages for false
arrest against Barton & Rice. and was afterward
Indicted In the court papers II II alleged that Eden
gave ~ payment for the earrings promissory note
Tor $50 payable to himself and signed by Nellie
Greensi The papers that there a con-
spracy between Edward Eden and Nellie Greensill:
alias Ellen Ada Greensill. alias Ellen Ada Eden and
that the note was worthless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
CARD PLAYING on THE d. T.. AND ".

Edwin r. Holden. vice president of the Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western Railroad Company. said
Yesterday that he knew nothing OF the attempts
OF officers Of that road to suppress card-playng on
the lin IL was a matter. he added. resting wholly
with the superintendent. and yet he admitted that
the superintendent could act only upon authorize
ton OF his superior officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
TINPLATE PRODUCTION.
A MARKED GAIN SHOWN FOR THE LAST
FISCAL YEAR.

THE NUMBER or MILLS INCREASED AND The
pRoprcr OVER 54oooccc POUNDS GREATER
THAN IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR-FREFEh-
FNcE SHOWN FOR AMERICAN PLATES.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBuNE]
Washington. Oct. IA report OF Speciai |s'
Aver on the condition OF the tnplate industry IN
the United States has just been submitted u NV
Secretary Of the Treasury. II is a document OF
much general interest In several respects. especially
in that which shows that this new industry VIM"
came into being and hourished In the .n''eu
States under the benefcent influences OF ,"e '
Act OF 1890 has not only been able to hold its own
but has gained ground since and despite the au-
verse legislation OF last year. The report covers
the fiscal year ended on June 30. 1895 no quarterly
report having beer made since November - i''f'
when the pubcatio OF reports required Dy inc
law of 1890 was suspended The last puplishen
report covered the fiscal year ended on June oV'
1894.
The present report contains comparative state
ments showing the quarterly production OF tin and
ternc plates during each OF the four fscal years
since the establishment of the INDUSTRY an" "o
percentages of such plates produced each aua 'e'
from sheets rolled in the United States ana lio',
foreign made sheets. The figures show a MAI u
increase in the number of mills for rolling tne
steel sheets or black plates which form the pou!
| Of commercial tin and terne plates. terne plates
| being plates which are coated with mixture vi
tin and lead and generally used Tor roonhs pun
poses The largely Increased consumption oil s'eei
| sheets from American rolling mills indicates no'
only the accelerated growth OF this branch Oh inc
! industry but actual preference for Afe'i'a'
rolled sheets both for coating and FOR the USE "
which the finished plates are applied Inc 'opo'
says: vi,
| During the fiscal year ended June 80. 1873 me
production In the United States of commereia ,sa
and terne plates was 1884, o13 pounds aedst 100:
S29 G7 nounds during the previous fiscal year snow
ing an increased production OF 80 per cent vi oe
production for the year. lgoo'5i pouhu,; " Ia the
S2 per cent were made from sheets rollcu III " "
United States against about 81 per cent I0i "ae ne
sheets of American manufacture used during 'ns
last fiscal year 81. 22 i61 pounds IN eNGe ,erno
the entire production OF commercial TN anu on,
plates during the fiscal year ended June ." iSD'
The production for the year distributed accoi "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

There a great and sudden impetus TO the
business of the leading hotels yesterday. and before
nightfan they all comfortably filled with
guests. and the offices and corridors presented a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
SLEEP OR DEATH.
YEARS MR.. BrRoHErM HAD SUFFERED.

pArNE.s CELERY COMPOUND SOON MADE HIM
WELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
GRATEFVI-COMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA

BREAkFAST-SlPPE R.-'By thorouEh knowt.
edge ~ the natural laws which the operations OF
digestion nutrition and BY careful application OF the
properties we'll selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro.
vied for our breakfast and supper delcaeiy Favored
lcverag. which may many heavy doctors bills IL
IN by IN. udcious Of such articles OF diet that con
stor may be gradually built until strong enough 20
resist cry disease Hundreds OF subtle nals
de. floating ready to attack wherever there
is a weak point We may escape many fatal shaft ty
keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and
ery nouri.hed frame Civil Service Gazette Made simply
with boiling water or MIX sSd SnIE y PU tns
Aomoopaihic Chemists. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

G. Scott. ST. Louis.
q. J. Slcard & wife. Buffalo.
6. Il. Elllote. Wilmington,
y. G.
:. +. Hall. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

PUBLISHER or TWO GREAT GERMAN PAPERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
HOLLAND.

W. -. Washburn. Chicago.
j. VI. Hayes. 81. Louis.
Mrs. f.. l.. Ford, Youngs-
town. Ohio.
II. V. q. Anse & wife, Will
mingtOn. Del.
g. r.. Bruer q wife. Boston.
q. VI. Plnney. San Fran
f cisco.
Il. Wilson e. wife. Middle
town. Ohio.
/. Long q wife. Wilkesbarre.
j. Mitchell, jr.. Il wife.
Charlotte. y. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

Dus lllflp hpptdi hiiN's
ALBEMARLt..
NJ. Harrison. Montclsir.
j. Dickson. PittSbure.
Miss Dickson. Pittsburg.
W. f.. Clarke & wife. Pas
sale
Miss NJ. Lewis. Philadelphia.
Miss l.. Lewis. Philadelphia.
General j. q. Parke. Wash
ington.
Mrs. J.. G. Parke. Washing
ton.
+. l.. Toft. Columbus. Ohio
&. Annoy, Boston.
c. +. Burr & wife. Auburn.
II. T. Proctor. Williams
town. Mass.
Mrs. 7. c. Woodruff. Au-
burn.
Mrs. W. Hills. Auburn.
Miss &. Weston. Painted
Post. y. Y.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
+. Smith e. wife. Boston.
W. T. Van Dorm. Chicago.
G. Allen. Philadelphia.
I. Schiff. Atlanta.
L. II. Lowry & wife. Rock
land. Me.
W. 8. Riddle. Nashville.
{. Milstead. Portsmouth,
Ohio.
J. =. Thompson. Roanoke,
Va.
F. n. Holman. Springfield
Mass.
". Santer & wife. Balti,
more.
r. T. Baker. Lexington. Ky
II. T.. Jones. Lebanon. Penn
T.. b. Robbins. Columbus
Ohio.
BRUNSWICK.
G. W. Emerson, Boston.
+. &. Temple. Philadelphia
&. Osborne. Montreal.
W. W. Beardman. Toronto
II. Fiske. Boston.
u. T.. Maxwell, Florida.
J. :. Bralthwaite. London
England.
A. Crawford, Alexandra
Va.
l.. Anderson. Washington.
j. u. Close, Cambridge
England.
BUCKINGHAM.
The Rev. W. |. simmons
Providence.
Mrs. w. r. Washburn
Greenfield.
Mrs. w. o. Whitcomb. New
Haven.
Mrs. J. c. Deane. Greswold-
vile.
J. V. l.. Pruyn & wife, Al.
hany.
Miss II. W. Mccormick
Chicago.
j. X. Gait. Newburg.
". Angus. Hartford.
Mrs. G.. Lowering. Taunton.
Miss Lowering, Taunton.
Miss r. n. Mccormick. Chi.
cagO.
Miss Washburn. Greenfield
GILSEY.
!. r. wise. Elmira.
II. II. Sturtevant. Zsnes
vile. Ohio.
Mrs. J. T. Arms. Washing
ton.
Miss NJ. W. Arms. Washing
ton.
T.. Q. Keasbey & wife. Nor
fistOvn.
T. r. Booth. New Haven.
j.. II. Weeks. St. Paul.
+. J Shedd. Columbus. o.
q. VI. Lambkin < wife
Burlington. Vt.
". VI. Peck. Glens Falls.
". l.. Pitcher. Easthamp'
ton. Mass.
GRAND UNION.
Dr. e. A. Slocum. Geneva.
W. T.. Buckman. Rochester
l.. Howard. Kansas city.
r.. Maxwell. Montreal.
T. :. lrntz. Boston.
-. Alexander. Chattanooga.
HOFFMAN.
II. Z. Garfield. Providence
T.. F.. Quigley Providence.
X. :. Woodward. Worcester
Il. l.. &. White. Nashville.
X. j. Lennon. Philadelphia.
VI. Fax. Ia Porte. Ind.
W. T.. Kennedy. Chicago.
o. Bcrcneit. Milwaukee.
G.. II. Wooil"y 4 wife
Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
MARLBOROUGH
BROADWAY CENTRAL.

lnted tndflOtte. y. {.
MARLBOROUGH.
'N" 7. NJ. Cook. Cleveland.
ton. u. :. Foster, Utica.
ago. T. -. Waterbury, -. Paul.
a. l.. Rice. Wheeling. w.
Va.
Rock y. ID. Hodge. Kansas city.
Mrs. II. Benedick & family.
q. New Haven.
outh, Mrs. q. II. Braughn. New
noke, Miss J. Braughn. New-Or-
leans.
yheld. p. Walter. Jacksonville. Fla.
l.. IL. Parker. Baltimore.
Balti- -
!. Ky. A. Kennedy & wife. Pitts
Penn. field.
nbus. A. :. Henderson. Detroit.
Il. c. southworth. Spring
field. Mass.
Miss J. A. Shoemaker,
=. Wilkesbarre.
lphia. Mrs. !. A. Stearn1 Wilkes
barre.
ronto. Miss f. s,earns. Wilkes
barre.
a.. NJ. II. Kennedy. Denver.
huoh' w. a. Castle. Springfield.
ndria, W. n. Caldwell. Whitman
sett.
ton. G. A. Fuller. Providence.
ridge. j. Il. verdery & wife. Au-
gusta. Ga.
PARK AVENUE.
'o"S' A. s. Mallory. Camden, y. ].
hurr W. Fielding. Poughkeepsie.
"''"' j.. X. Marvin. Troy.
Nam L. Williams. Seaport. Del.
J. G. Harper. Hagerstown.
"o G. Z. Morley. Chicago.
Al 7. I. Holmes, Elmira-
= w. s. Forbes. Boston.
mick. D. H. 'ohe' hartford
ST. JAMES.
General T.. A. McAlpin. Al
atom bany.
/, "'o" +. Skinner. jr.. Boston.
Chi. p, W. Berry. Rockdale,
~ England.
,6.id II. &. Shuot. Plttsburs.
II. Heape. Rochdale. Eng
land.
H. l.. Ho,chkiss a wife,
New Haven.
B. g. Dodd. Merid-n. Conn.
hing STrRTEyANT
hing r. W. Davis, Scranton.
'' = tfhus. q. l,.ff.t,
Nor H. W. Carter. Chicago.
II. Warehouse. Honolulu.
N II. Waterhouse. IT,, Homo.
lulu.
O W. II. Mcdowell. Philsdel-
vito phia.
WV" A. Block. Cincinnati.
lie \ X. Weeks & wife, Bal,i-
ANN. more.
Mrs.. g. II. Harvey, phila.
delphia.
q. p. Nelson. Baltimore.
va. WaIpopE
ester.
H. Raymond. France.
q. =. Ballantine. Paris.
.oga. H. Diston. Philadelphia.
\. Carnegie. jr.. Pittsburg.
G. Janvier & wife. %cw-
Ience. 'ii'"NS'
es,e, WESTMINSTER
lille. +. VI Robertson. MOoslc.
)hia. Penn
J.. Il. Smith x wife. Alhany.
30. T.. T.. Newell. Providence.
b. T.. -. Dean. scranton.
wife VI Emerson " wife, Llv-
ingsf0n, Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
Guropean Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
tn. London ONO. OF rhs rflevus. IS. Fee, Street
and descriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

These figures show that about Sc per cent OF tns
PRODUCTION belongs o class weighing neht,ei
than sixty-three pounds per 100 square zee, sa
Droportion OF the previous fiscal year having peeh
about o. per cent OF the production for that year
Forty-eight firms producing during me qua" a. =
ter ended June 30 1885, as against forty during ,ie
corresponding quarter OF the previous hscai yea,
The quantity of American sheet iron and steer Haae
nv stamping or other manufacturing nrfns lhto
articles and wares which were afterward tlhneu
vas 6 9S5 34o rounds The production for the pre-
lion. YEAR was q pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
rho Treasury gold to-day is $92,ss74l5.

A telegram was received at the Treasury De-
nar,ment to-day from Supervising Architect Aiken
dated Portland, ore. stating tna' ne "oui" 'e''"
-. can, Nr Aiken on the Pacific Coast but
n ,,av 1i6 MOI reach him. and until to-day ne hal
nor been located. collector Wise al Gan nI" ~
not ,,a. instrucel TO find MIN. II possible ana ne
i,n,eycented him at Portland ore where ne wa
on The point OF starting Tor Alaska MI AIM"
ief, here August % last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

A.
London.
First Avenue Hotel,
High Holborn.
One OF the best for real com.
fort and moderate charges.
Convenient alike for City,
Law Courts and West End.
Proprietors,
The Gordon Hotels. Limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
RACK PLATE PRODUCTION

The production of black plates In the oh''eu
States during the fiscal year. BY quarters. was as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

THE NUMBER or MILLS INCREASED AND I'M
pronI-cr OVER 100000 600 POUNDS GREATER
THAN ~ THE PREVIOUS YEAR-FREfEh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

Most complete work In signalling was done by 'he
enec,aI detachment at Fort Trumbnli' Conn III
connection with the Signal Corps OF Ne"-fo'h
and Connecticut during the practice OF ne NV
York and Naval Reserves MESSAGES ny nag ,ai,
hlonn.ranh were transmitted rapidly ana accurately
ho,S jn The Morse and general service codes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
MESTMINSTER

!. VI Robertson. MOosIc.
Penn
J.. Il. Smith x wife. Alhany.
T.. +. Newell. Providence.
T.. 80. Dean. scranton.
VI Emerson " wife. blv-
ingsf0n. Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

d.. e. 4. Slocum. Geneva.
W. h. Buckman. Rochester
l.. Howard. Kansas city.
T.. Maxwell. Montreal.
T. :. l%ntz. Boston.
u. Alexander. Chattanooga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS OFFICIAL FAMILY OFF
FOR ATLANTA-BIcYcLES IN THE SIG
NAL CoRPs-CoNTRoIL.ER EcKELs

BACK At WORN.
Washington. Oct. 2l.-The japanese Legation N
this city was entered last nigh, and money ana
iewelry to the amount OF $500 taken. After 'he
thief gained entrance he went to the room OF
the second secretary and secured S26 in money ana
two lunches of KEYS He then went into room
adjoining where he used the keys to unlock a sort
of Jewel chest and took from il two gold watches
and a quantity of jewelry. He escaped py JUMP.
ing from one OF the dining room windows ON last
Friday night some entered the Legation ps
raising a stepladder 10 one of the rear WihuoMS,;;
on this occasion the burglar went up TO the smal!
dining room the second floor. ana after drlhkng
a few glasses OF wine he Departed not: hoWever'
ithout taking three bottles OF the Ministers pri-
vat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
Administrators Sale
Real Estate.

Noiiss- J. hrr-l,y gwen. that hy virtue
81 an or.i-F ~ the pltsDl- ,lnnit Co1rt,
made Al the September term. l>.l. the
uns-,ign~I Administrator 0f the Estate
of Lncinia A. Dillin. d.-vs~.-.i. will eel
nj private sale the following DESERVED
Real E-tafe. situated IN Dubois County.
Indiana to~It: The southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter II SEXTON No.
thirteen 49,. TOW n~hip No. one II ~oath.
range No ~ix I'D wr~t. containing VI
arFs< more or less.
Applications of purchasers will IL re-
c-iyei hy the und, r~ign-si Samuel III
Dflin. Admir- - aforesaid. at isi- resi-
dence in Ireland. sail county. and
through the mail AT the Post otiice. Ire
land IndIana until he 5rh day Of NOV
enh~r. l>ssS. al Z o'rlo~-k z. NJ.
Terms OF Sale one rhinl OF the pur-
chase money to b. cash. the rs-~r due IN
two equal payments. at nine AMI eighteen
months. purcha~er giving notes for de-
terrri payments. With . Ter cent. in
ters-~t from date. waving relief, and with
esoi freehold ~Iirrtis-~. "a the approval
of said Admir-
SAMUEL III DIILo~. Admir-
TEsyLos SliU>rER. Att'ys
4 ts-10f--r 18th i>ssS--W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Agent Gaynol, Of the Air Line
Railway, has secured for the mer-
chants u Jasper and vicinity "A daily
through freight service, from Lpuis-
vile and Ne. Albany toJasper and
incidentally irom Cinninna,. s.so-
which was put in force last Monday
Car leaves New Albany at 7. o'clock
each evening, arriving at Jasper
next neutrality-suspicious. DELAYS al
any intermediate station. and with
out breaking seals. This arrange
Tent is especially designed 10 give
our merchants quick freight ser
vice from Cincinnati a well "a from
Louisville and New Albany.
Only two days from Cincinnati.
and one day from Louisville or New
Albany, will be required for goods
to reach Jasper; and we believe
these excellent facilities will be APP
preciated by our business men
generally-who should extend q
LIBERAL patronage, In order tina the
Air Line management will be
Justified in continuing such service
in effect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

On the 18th oi sept. l,oj. there clme
- my farm in HARRISON township two
vearli1s cattle onr hirfer, red and
xhiir ~i-f'..l. : Ali size and issir con
.iiihsn. NJ mtrk~ or hrsnI Visible
par steer. brinie. gpoi size lni con-
dlrion. marked with an underbIt in the
left ear, swallow fork IN the right ear
The owner will please come and pay
char.s-~ AMI take them away, on the old
John III Hu-hner farm. ON liaysyille
AMI Jasper roai.
Hs>Ry AND ~EH. IiUEB>ER 4 Co.
bt- III. lisa, 3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

A former Maine minister, now
settled in the west. tells good
story Of his experience with a choir
which had frequent quarrels -one
sabbath thew informed me thar the,
would not sing nrie until Brother
Of their number, lett the -. enc
choir gave out n tie oI~rning
hymn
Let those rfn~s 10 sing
Who never knea oar ssoi
But children Of the Heavenly King
Will speak their ioyS shr,ai-
They sang. and | Was never
again troubled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

The undersigned hereby gives notice
10 all who are indebted u him by ae-
count. To call ant settle. either by cash
or note. cash preferred: and to those
who are indebted 10 him BY notes past
iu-. 70 Creme and pay the same By Jan.
l. l>a5. ~ shall ~ compelled 20 plf
them in otsicer~ hands for collection.
and NAV nave To coIls--t them before that
time. Highest market price will IT. al
lowed. IN settlement FOR all AlniS 81
couniry produce
GEoRGE Hs>ESoUF.
CeleSfine. july ). 4l-ssm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

The Broom FACToRY.-Mr. Hen
~ F. Guckes went To Louisville the
first of last week and went to work
in broom factory there. to get a
better insight in.o the business.
The pOprietors gave him every fa-
City. and he writes the Cot kIER
that it has been Of great advantage
% him. His house and lot there
he expected would be sold yester-
day, and If 80, he will be home Sat
urday, bringing some more machin-
cry for the broom factory with
him. He will then be prepared to
make up brooms for customers
promptly. and will also manufacture
them for sale TO merchants, and will
always be ready to FL orders for
any quality desi,ed the day orders
are received.
As IN addition to home industries,
Dubois county merchants should
give him their orders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Now would be an opportune time
for Jasper's Town Trustees to con-
slider the question Of what kind Of
buildings should be built in certain
parts Of the town. II a citizen i
permitted to build fire trap next
door to another ones good house.
the insurance rate Of that locality l.
certainly increased, and the one
with . good house is compelled 10
pay yearly on account Of the prox-
unity Of his neighbor's poor one, il
be secures insurance, and If he car
mes the risk himself it is likely to
cost still more.
The protection afforded BY Mr..
Hochgesong's brick house, stthe re-
cent fire, unquestionably saved Mr.
Bretx's and Mr.. Gerber's. IfHoch
gesong's had been frame, il could
not have been saved, and it wa
damaged by the fierce heat Of III,
adjoining frame house of Mr.. Vol
mer. This Was q striking objec
lesson that all could understand
and for safety inthe fuiureits teach
ing should be needed.
This much on the score Of saiet,
the money side. More might b,
urged on the score Of substantial
beauty and comfort-and Jasper il
large enough now to take these int
consideration FIR the general vel
fare Any one Of capital Iookin.
for . location il more apt 10 -et,l,
in . town where the character Of III,
buildings shows the confidence o
it. citizens In its permanent progres,
and this Characters not ev:dencec
by frame buildings. Is well a b,
brick or stone, in its central por
tiDns-
The law gives the town trustee,
the say in the matter u tire limits
and the COURIER believes the pres
ent Is . good time to start in thi.
line Ut progress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25
Patriotic DAY.

Several months ago Nov. !. l>aj
was selected as Patriotic Day iol
the Schools Of Indiana. Nov 9TH
was selected because il is the eighty.
fourth anniver>ar. Of the Butte OF
Tippecanoe. Tea he's NAV find 4
very good program or the exercises
on that day in the INDIANA School
JOURNAL for October. In addition
70 that. below NAV be found a sug-
gestive programsrranged by com
mittee of county superintendent
song. 80. America
Paper, :. Sketch If Early Indiana
Paper. -. Battle IF Tippecanoe
Recitation. -. Prophets Song
Paper. Results II the
-...-- Battle Of Tippecance.
Song. Red, White and Blue
Recitation. -. The Indiana
Warriors Reflection.
Recitation, The Flag" .(Rilev. J
Biography of ". III. Harrison.
~ong.- Our lag
Recitation. The American Flag.
Love Of Country. 49,
..Undiann Fourth ReaierP l6)
Recltartons Selected bv Teacher
Essay: The History Of the Flag
Pupil.
Song. $3.50. fleming Tonight
49,. on the Old camp Ground !"
FINS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

VIM. y. >chnFis sRi Man Nolx.
Jrn,m- u. Smith AMI ar.1re ssr~en-
tito weisheit and Elixai-fh A. Frank.
l.slni> J sia~S~- and Ida :. Eskeit.
N I, B.nrklsN and Th-rt~a Freedman
HAIR. n Randolph ami Ali q } kvn..'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

1vssy vssss ssss ysss vt1s ~ called ~
- - vses - sAs sssrsiss sss Pr<siaes,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

THE JASPER COURIER will
h. furnished with the weekly edition
~ the Indiana State Sentinel for
sl.5 for a year for both.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Surgery is accomplishing some
wonderful things nowadays, but it
hasn't yet discovered process
whereby tw ,-fac-d people can b..
treated with success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-25

Take the l.. n. A st l.. &. X. r. (Air Line I,
sweet sulphur springs. velpen, Indiana III,
springs are situated on a beautifully shade.
knoll the second highest point In the state
Water has unexcell.-d curative powers ~
crllent hotel ccornfnodat ions. fine f.hlna
and bathing The Air Lin. sill make spec. a
low rats during the >uuuuier season for Wis
tors 10 the springs. Call upon Your tick
agent for Information in detail.
X. 4. CAMPBELL.
Cent? Pass. Agt., ~. Louis