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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

No NAN was ever 30 much in love that he
was unable to sleep on Sunday morning
Texas Siftings.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

Hairs CotarFh Cure
q taken internally. Price &c.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

We carry our worst enemies with u.s.
SpurgeOn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

TEE greatest truths are the simplest, an(
20 are the greatest meu.-Haro.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23
Copyright, 1857

Money is a mighty good thing in
its place, and reckon no doubts !
know IS much as the average man
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

ARflsr-"I painted this picture, sir, 70
keep the wolf from the door" Dealer
(after inspecting it)-"Well, hang it on tho
knob where the wolf can see ik"-TtBitS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23
SQUIRE RUFUS SANDERS
And His Story Of the "Durn Die
tionary Document"

Some Rocky Creek Logic On the Money
Question-"You Cant Take Your Ham.
per Basket and Go and Git some
thin for Nothtn'-A Land Trade
With Confederate Money.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

HAVE patience awhile; SANDERS are not
long-lived. Truth Is the child Of time; ere
long she shall appear to vindicate thee
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23
stcam's Up! The Moorinr, Cast on.

Maiestically the great ocean grew hound
icaVes tie dock and steans down the river
outward bound. But are you, my dear sir,
prepared for the sea sickness almost ALWAYS
incident to trans Atlantic trip, with the in
1ailible stomachic, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers! II not expect to suffer without aid.
The Bitters IS tho staunch friend OF all who
travel by sea or land, emigrants, tourists,
commercial travellers, mariners. 1t com
rietely remedies nausea, biliousness, dys
persia. rheumatic twinges and inactivity Of
the kidneys.
A BLIND PAINTER.-"A most wonderful .,it
81 work Those things Were painted by
bnnd painter.n ''What thingss" Those
binds. Rochester Union and Advertiser.
THERE are many persons who Will never
60 to heaven, except they 60 q. excursion
rates.-rexas SifLings.
OF plain, sound sense LIES current coin il
nade-ioung.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23
BuR nat before me It the play,
She was . beauty quite;
The house was full, the air was cool,
The play was out Of sight

Coon did your tailor charge
you for that suit" Nothing" "What!
How did that happenr' HE didn't charge
il. paid him for it." Detroit Free Press.
CrsroxED-sWhat has become Of your As
sistantr' Barber" Started for himself.
He is tired Of working by tho day, sup
poser Customer-''I thought you paid him
20 much . thousand words. Life.
Kate Field n D00vo9.
DENvIR, Sept 10.-My journey from
Chicago was over the Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy Railroad one Of the best man
aged systems in the country, should says
comfort experienced, the excellence Of It,
roadbed, and the punctuality Of arrival.
actually reached Denver ahead of time. The
Burlington Route il also tho best 70 St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha and Kansas City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

waverly note, no mortgage and no lien,
you understand. but jest . plain, hon
est, everyday. Hardshell Baptist note.
when Pay Day Come.
All Of the papers in the two trades
fell due along in the fall, and that was
the last year of tho war. The govern
ment was now ruther sbaky at the
knees and money was easy and plenti-
full as pig tracks. When pay day come
old man Billy Stringer's horse was tied
up to the rack at our front gate before
breakfast, and the old man come right
down to business as soon as he could.
II have come over this mornin to
take up my note. Rufus" says he.
"Well, I am thunderin glad TO sec
you, Uncle Billy" says I.
"Rut l Amt got notLin but Confed-
crate money" he went on. II didn't
come to force it on you, but will only
say have got it here in my wallet for
you il you want it"
Il am still bettin on the gray jackets
Of the South as agin tho blue coats Of
the North" says l, and what is money
with you, Uncle Billy. is also money.
with me. Count it out and take your
note" /:
So he counted out the stun. put the
note in his pocket and rode Of toward
homo. (
Now it so come to pass that old ma1
jeremiah Jernigan was over to my
house that day when old man Bill4
come for . settlement. Old mar Jer&
mish was way yonder the most riches
man in the county. and had lots q
money loaned out on short time and
long interest He was already feelin
tolerable skittish about Confederate
money, though he couldn't keep fron
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

OF plain, sound sense LIES current coin il
Made.-Young.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-11-23

II Special Wholesale Prices to Farmers and Mes.
Giants acho clear 600 cent. selling this
lsrfut SEED during lpin:er.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

SB;aa Ifimen "SmSpmutm", Som
ot bar moota8st Tor Gu Naane,
Der hosn, oem sr uSmerfet aue
Senfeeaoer, leo tror, Den CT liae.
taa 900 TOM oe, ttan betaler so
Saser for; SEQ er fulot tilfreos
ntso osm. SEQ oil nobrese oea, faa
8oot leo fan. ! Srast betaite lea
SIS.
Yeoer ~. SafariaSen,
NoSlpu, 9aD 6o.,s. D
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
&irfctnop;etic Wtiiiuanfee,
gSiSconTu.

Sgnoag Ben 24oe Wtarts luoUieoe
Gait, .. 8. Sees Menigbco / MiIpau.
fec i'm prG9tige nDe airtebp9uiug, iom
er en- al be melt tOitbare Og, eiter manages
Reniu9, ben alieruatreIte nurIte airte
/ belle 2anbet. Den bor toitet umtrent
$4,000 % fer no, iOm ON ben Ytuloe
baoe tOitet Ell batU Sang iii iaa meget.
airtcn er al Murlteu % I eu8elit8Utbiif
Stil, % li9e oeo ben bar WterigbeOen
opfprt Ell me9et betpem % batter 8res
It.bOli9.
SnoOielicu baUoe iamlet en- MaSie
Menneiter life Blot fra 8pelt, men fra
tiloels fern b~Urtlj88enoe W&enigbeber.
5nooieIien ~ubf6rte5 al 6ormanO
Sopme meo N5iiitauce Of Yaitorerne
See, GionbL q. g. 9abl, 5. 6. Sens
ion, SeISbeinr, 9. Wai8, 8ro'tu, Zoe
O9 SOu8en.
On @itermloOn9en bolbteS en- 8arns.
@uo8tieneite meo Gale al 8aIt. u. 8.
9abL % Stuoent 8ilbelm Scmme i
8ittenber9. Sm Nfteneu Dor Der ens
9etit 8uostjeneIte peo bpitten .9ruf.
2uno ira Wtinueapolis prRoiteoe, o.
Ealer tOlbtes Of 8ait. 5rid at 8pens
itgrite engelit lut6erIte Meniebeo, %
Oe8uosn al Or. 9enfer, ben betienote
6Orfatter al gogen "Lutherans in all
Lands.
AQe bar eni9e ON, at 8rOf. 9unos
BrRoiten bar en- at be melt Itorfla1ne,
be bnpOe bBrt. Sar er en- pirtelia meg.
zig TaIer. Get iamme sielOsr uaturs
li8pis O8ian 6Ormano Sopmes 8reois
fen.
Den npe &irte ct iorIpnet met ct
pr98ti9t Or9el til ct 8otenoe al $14OO,
iom er auItaffet af 0ienisbeOsns ling
msforening. Den bele Snoreoning,
GIter, 8rroiteitOl, @ututeppe Os Saoer
er O5iau at olerbeoite Surt, O9 BET belle
no9ior ct airtebus, bois Mose Der pitt
life iiubes bloubt De nOrite 9utberanere
Der / 2unoet. Wen ~oesoRrre, BET OPP
lpites, at Der paa @ienoOmmeu bpiler
en- @jrlo Of umtriug $4,000, % bet er
tun8 Sproe at bore; itjant W~enisbs.
ben not er tor. Gen beitaor nemlt9 af
Umtring 235 6amilier, iaa ben NOT meo
0po Billie pil funne flare bet. p. S.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Waffert aiort.

Scr TO 2lor lioen ontpm Or. Ole
@umOerien fra llleiOis / Soloen, gteore
TeIemarfen, til bette 9ano. 6an bar
ubemiolst, men eieoe BOG ben beoite
Rlgbom, en- goo 6elbreo, Ell iieloen
9e9emSitbrte, Ell utrRtteli9 9trbeioss
iuer, en- goo, iuno 6OritanS oo 99re.
nsriteN % bar Oesnoen SotnlaibOloss
mauo. 6an hnpoe De alerbeoite @ios
nesbpro fra line 5Oreiotte / Norge, Og
BET. bite mart, On han ton / Nrbeioe
bertIaauoS, at bisie bar uel iurtiente.
ban autpm iii Berlin Wils, 9tep
0umpibire, bpor bans SCI.er bceoe.
Oer tpm BON / Nrbetoe hos Berlin
Drills So, bui9 Ghei, 0r. 28ils
liam SrCluu, CT boiot | 4ortlono,
0is., mcoens hans genner, Nerbert
u9 Srtou &rCiun, er bpintte / Berlin,
%. 8. @uuNerisu orbcioeoe M holps
anoet 9tor 'or Berlin Wills 60, ocls
/ Snompaeu og ncts iOm @ogtmauo
/ benne % i SeIitnbctS itorr @ut.f
boor ole clogs @orer hnocs poo Ga
ger. 2enue iioIe Goit inoebopcc bon
iiar mNer meaet pnuitelioe 6orbrlor,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Senator asasr talte for 5crlaget.
San iasOs, at al ben Supitul, en- prioat
gant ~trausts, bar ct Get Bigger, en-
"Sofe" % en- Gutt.
Senator 8Dmau foreiIpe, at SsctiOn
2 iOrunores, iaa life faite Gage beItent'
mes, naar 9nnterue Itat inbienoe Rap-
porter. 3ette Qnenoement ucOtu8es.
s Acknowledgements bteo 5oriIa8et
peotnset meo ben 6Orauorin8, at bet
trGoer / Strait ben life Sanuar 1896.
8 Stutningeu al Gitermiooagsmgoet
bebanoleoes Senutpr gOtters 5oran8
ON llonnpuelie cIcr 8nlg at GOuntp
Nsissiors. EQUATOR &in9oabt talte
imoo 6OI lla9et. Snn ic8oe, at Sen'
ii9teH meo bet par at Oprette ct nDt
Gmbsos. Gn iaaoon Gmbeosmnno
truoe pGre bra not for 0ennepin og
&amieD Counter, men / 9%nuooiitrits
terue oar ban nlbclcs Ouerileoig. San
fremintte ct ENHANCEMENT til 5Orilaget
ON at OperIaoe til GuuHtptommis iionrs
rerne at ot9jpre, enten en- iauoan @ms
beosmnno Ital anipttes eIer lie.
Senator 8Operuo is9Oe, OF 5orila8et
Uar Goot men ban troeoe, at bans
GOuntDs 9nt0ere life BaUbe NOT SieuO'
TAB til Oenue 4tan, % Fan pilSe oer'
for femme imuo bet. S%snatorerne
GbOrpe, 5eig O9 andre tnlte / 5auBr al
6Orilaget, iOm titilut bleu benUiit til
6orilc gsitiaeren Senotor 8otter for at
%amen0eres.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Cir Mai q. u. n. !,

5pr The Reunion al be GuerIcoenoe fra
SIaoet peo Sblob / BtIstnyg Sanotn9.
Eeun.. ben ste, sc o. roc gpr ! bill y. 6.
". Il q gonen iGtge grtur'ion eide 8 til
Den Deerlf iaUe Vris al ~ "Sare1
for Runoreise. Genue Cart inobeiattsr
transport pia Qamper meO Detailing for
RnnItioer os aGie fra Gponscine, Snoiana,
Caer Bnoucab, an, til y ttsburs Sontina.
9tdets for SaIg fra ate Ennfter ueItenfpr
Soma Sails oen lite NprtI; fra ale andre
glaoier ben 2Ocu Npril. @j9loenoe for
3tIbagereiie 30 Gage fra Sal9soa8cn. 5or
poerItgere Oplps niger benOcuoer man fig
til Statiousaaeuterue eler ~ltriuer til
=. Morton, 81. &. & y. a.
43.3.I Geoar Hnpios. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
ySerlt lape Garter til spSem.

burlington, gebar 9iapios & Rortbern
8anen bill iDre S%iertipgersg rfuriicner til
8per / 3euueS fee, Ml5Iisfppi, 2ouiiiana o.
alabama pna fplgeuOe Gage: zoe Sanunr,
Ace 6ebruar Abe Rarts, lite % CODE April
1895. Sra Gtatiuuer ipo ior Og inobefattet
Soma Sails, albert Sea o9 9ecorub en- Sag
ieuere emo openanfgrte 9utoer.
8iIetter bill blips ioIgt til Den pbsrit laue
gris Of Ell fare for &uuOteiie % bill 8iploe
Tor Reiur 30 Gage ira SnI9sbnaeu. Op'
bolo bill bIipe tllaot / tennessee, Misiis'
lippi, 9ouiiiaua os Mlubama. 5Or 3arter
% 3rHntiO benpeuoer man fig til Stnticuss
agsnterne srer itrio til
s. Worton, 9. Z. & Z. a.
172L20.G riO) Geoar Rapios, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Nujfcs. a sg.,r: Mem Sn q :, %1T II = gos e igrt
cip. StuacHt CT iitrt pal Stui rtteIie fem Z %lelrafa
tier, ular b. CT tWeltIe. gleOsr ian %tortieue IN Mott.
Girtutrr Z irit. @,obe euiiueiS Goltle. GHticett
BID. ct. gauL Minn. 392l l35
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

hydlrr fuldstpndigt Acres fra sammp pIaIS byn
den anbiinges n Mand, en- Gut og tn Kan haaudr
ueit zen lngen tuuge kbpttingcr ctier Rods at stqeyc
incd: AYltnget paa nNgle fan Acres Diet fsrsta Aar yI
betalA Tor hdSkinch send Il Postal Gard. ~ De faaT
Dem itlsendt iliustreret KatalUg med Pris, BetIngpIser
OK NdneSblrd, tilligs iuldstpndig Undertaking an yor
iron Giant Grub and stump Machine, Two Horse Hawk.
eSe "E ""lf' hfe1SkAber ~ az ryllde Skov-Land, Adrs
MILNE MANUFACTURING 20.
sl'Ilh-epW sol Sth ST., Monmouth Ill
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Gn tnoi5f Sprites SisiGro.

5Or ct Bar MIaaneoer iioen osOe
ptuoielis / anltutta i en- alOsr al fun
81 Gnr en- al Subiens rieefte 5prIier,
RabaraOiuen al Mpiore. GaereOe fna
Etmer efter Opens S%nOtraoelie bfeu
9iqet transported til Suli @bat FOE at
brGnoes. "a bet fun iieloen lDtfes
uOlGnoinse at oueruRre en- 6prItes
Spbranbiug, bar iDlgenoe stllbring al
ct gienoiOue Suteresie.
3ntet sjsr ct itGrtere SnbtrDt pna
en- @urOpGer / Snoien eno ben aiIfn,
iom SinOuerne uiier for 9i9ene eno'
oaiaa az benz, Der leoenoe par Dem
o~grebOreft. 3eppe er 0sOen iuos
traaOt, fbr Ser traifes ale 5orberebels
fer til iua burtist iom mulist at faa
2t9et Fofet bort, SuIet, / bpiltet Der
lig9er ct Sig, er urent, ia enoO9iaa
6usia0erne og 6Uem, Der elers CT
TONNE i 8erGring meo ben 8Doe, er
ursue Os maa unoertnite fig fore afs
pa itnjnser, fsr be igien betraoer beres
6us.
Stror eiter Wntaroojacns 3Bo bleo
Qtset aGtiua uaifet, % bplIet / npe,
progtiuloe Sl9oer, beitrpet meo 8loms
tire % la0t pna en- meo toitbare 5Rps
per bebGu9t 8aarr. SmiOlertio FAINT
leoes 2isfrl9et i @narOen. Sumtli9e
ben tOngeLige 6O~ibolonin9s Gienere og
&epreientunter for DC bDielte engelf -
tnoiite WbnOi9beoer iulgte ben beoe
5grite. 20 europRiife Multforps
iul9te 8rOcssiipneu, meoers Der fra
6ortet tOrOneoe 8arpnItno, ct for bert
4ar, Jprien bnooe tilbrd9t Ter paa
3oroen. Geo Nnfomiten iii 2i9br1ns
oingsplabien fOritummebe DC europaiite
SGr9emari der, o9 iuofgote Wuiitnnter
6e8gnbte pna tpnOe, ilsitelisnenoe SIT
itrtmenter Ell iHIiom, 9ribeube Mtuiif.
2i3et, Der bar iuobpQet i totbare &a.
ihcmirs Gbolutcr, Der fnn FOB 9tnIigtet
frjt, bIeu bcniat i ct 5elt, mebens
8robmnuer ubeufor iremingSe 8soss
bUrnen.
3miotertio bD99ebe3 gaalet, Der
toOeoe8 al oellu9tenbe Sanoettre, al
Soft Der bar ierli9t anta9ne bertil.
Ollie Melemrum fptoes mso &rpooerier,
% Ooer BET belle belotes fore 9rns
'uloe al @bt, imettet gmpr.
Qerpaa bteo 2i9et O~mbD09eIi9t an.
brn8t i Ell 5OrSDbnins i Copper Of
8oalet o8 iu~tctanOis bnttet al 8r0bs
ocricr % Gs9eliepafilter. @n 9rab.
man, buis tele 8rngt beitOo / ct ON
2pnoerne Ilpuget 3prtt1oe, trnaotc
frem meo en- trEnoenoe 5utrst, ug I c,
Nu ilO9 en- b0i 5tnmme / @eiret, me.
oens tptte &eaitDer itjulte belle 5ceneu.
WtuIiten be9Dnote i9jen at ipiQe Ell bit
tioelig, uIporlig MelOoi, trpri M o.
oa &~onOuflOene5 fjerue 5Droen 6fans
oeoe ii0.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
6ipcr rent BOO.
&ienOelie al bet meOitiuite Safnltet
ue0 Snr9ical SOtel.

Ut Pe-ru-na gluer rent BLOB er ct
anertjenot 6ottum. Men iuit buoroan
Pe-ru-na 9iUer rent Blob er nbtia be
ben oiItuteret At BEN meoicinTte Stab
oeo Sur9ical 6otel. Gen almiuoeliae
Slutning / nlmiuoeIi9e Orb er umtrent
ist0enos:
Vt Der / 2gbet al 8interen tropes
Ell OoerflOo at NRrin9 til SvItemet for
at opretbOloe 2e9emets &emperntur.
Settle brin9cr 5oIt til at IpiIe mere,
i9rllg al onimnlit 6Doe, emo til andre
Iarstioer. 6gl9eli9 bar Der ON 8aa,
rem Inmlet fig i 8lOoet mere eaer min.
Ore f~Orbru9t StOL iom maa ltuffes
bort 3ette er iprli9 9ilfRlbet meo
5olt IOm bar pRret mere cller miuore
pla9et Spbet al 8lnteren meo 8oturrb.
5ortJslelie eler Ga @rippe, goas
onrne 5olt er fire pna ON Barren at
ftnOe zig / 3raus for ct blubreuIenSe %
Itprfenoe Miooel. Pe-ru-na renter
Slooet psb at befri bet for Samlinoeu
al 'orbru9t StOf fro 8interen. Gen
Opltosr Ner0eiDitemet % gior 8luo.
omIpbet ll8e oQe 8ele al Qeaemet.
9ette er 3G9ernes aienOet1e. Sc melt
alm'nOeli8e SgmptOmer es trptte ID.
Teller, Soa8beo, araftlssbeo "a en- tia.
Dig G0lelie af llbmnttslie. 3or Iaa.
oanne 5oIt er en- SLATE Pe-ru-na perO
Sens 8Rgt / Sub.
The Pe-ru-ns Drug Manufacturing
Co., Columbus, Ohio, tt(6yOer at renoe
PoltirIt to 9Raebe9er, en- pm aatorrb
% tatarrbaIite s%pgOomme, ben anoen
ON %aar NeOiciner % 8aar gno.
BONNIE. 9i5ie Bigger inoebotber Be
llolte o9 paali0cIlgite llncerretninoer
ON O18ie Oi9tlge Sager.
6Or irt BOG ON 8reft (cancerl
ltrtu til Or. Sartmau, Columbus.
Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

ne fan tisne @cuac % sisre UeI mob Geres
MeoneuHeltCr ueo iouI aqent at iRl8e oEoroers"
5urobcosiaIt. Seno SC S~rtuGrier for EreUr, 5ot
uarmere CpInsuiuaer lfriu til Oct StdrbmapiItr
Weoirin 60, 362 y. 0ioiIion st., G6icaao. 3n.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Prot. Breckenridgc's after school
drllls are highly appreciated. Tbr
spring term opens April l.. The sum
mer term, luly :. NU"'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30
APPARENT POISONING CASE.
Samuel Harrison and Wife Suffer for
Lack of Dispensary Attention.

At an early hour this morning Samuel
Harrison, a colored laborer. lay on the
floor of his home, No. 1 Darnell street,
moaning in pain. Near him in a bed lay
his wife, Sarah Harrison, from all indica-
tons a white woman, suffering with the
same ailment as her husband. By the side
of Mrs. Harrison lay a half-grown daugh-
ter, who was sleeping %soundly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison think they were poisoned,
and the indications. the neighbors think,
point to arsenic.
Both husband and wife complained of
shooting pains in the head. nausea and
blindness. Mrs. Harrison said she felt sure
both she and her husband would die unless
medical assistance arrived. Harrison
moaned and added that he was growing
weaker. Patrolmen Albertsmeyer and
Wallace discovered the couple about IL
o'clock, and Immediately notified the City
Dispensary. At 1870 o'clock this morning,
when a reporter called at the house, the
doctor had not arrived. The room was
poorly furnished and filled with a stencil,
and the flies swarmed about the ceiling.
There was no one present but the family,
and both Harrison and his wife begged
the officers to get a doctor or do something
to relieve their pain. Mrs. Harrison says
sickness followed the eating of some rice
last evening. The daughter was not home
and did not partake of It. The rice was
cooked by a woman present at the time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30

There was an exhibit Of the drawings
of the pupils ar public school No. 10 yes
terday afternoon. The work was arranged
on the walls in the hall and in the sew
eral rooms and there were many parents
Of the children. as we'll as teachers from
the other schools, who called TO see it.
Ii was not only the best work that was
chosen for the display, but the entire work
OF what the children have done in the
past five months and the progress which
some of them has made is admirable. Be-
ginning with the simplest forms. which
the smaller children have outlined with
thread IN colors, the work advances through
letters. figures. leaf and animal forms. There
are drawings in pencil. pen, charcoal, cray
on, Coiored PENCIL and water colcr. Much
CT the work showed that the flower itself
had been placed before the pupil who made
the drawing without assistance. There was
free hand drawing and shading. rs we'll as
n variety of pattern work. One set of
pupils made drawings to illustrate the OBJ
Jects mentioned in The Seven Little Sis
fers.' as IL was read 10 them. The fourth
year pupils showed a collection OF pressed
flowers. Some especially good rawlings
were done by Julius Haniey and Everett
Phillips, OF the third and fourth year
grades. Arthur Cahill. OF the seventh
Year, shows unmistakable signs of talent
and he has more difficult work
than the others. Miss Eleanore Minor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30

seventh year, in pen and NIX. has soffe ex-
cellcnt work and a young colored lad by
the name of Poole shows talent in a sketch
he made from s. little girl, who stood up
for the class to draw the back OF her
head and shoulders. Thomas Moore is an
other whose work attracted attention and
Bertha Blizzard was capable in her figure
of a woman. The whole display was cred
liable and Miss Donnan, the principal. and
the teachers of the building were proud
OF what the children have accomplished.
in the rooms any one could see the compo-
sitions which the children have written
about their flower and other studies. One
room has had Hiawatha simplilied and the
children have reproduced the story and
made drawings TO suit. The halls and rooms
were decorated with flags, flowers and
plants and in one place a lad had arranged
a sand table to represent the story or
Robinson Crusoe, using tin foil for water,
toothpicks and a bit of cloth for the hut
The pupils in nearly all of the public
appropriate to Decoration day from . TO
1920 o'clock
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BONDS WILL BE TAKEN.
Claims of the INSTRUMENTATION Elec-
tric Railway Company.

The indianapolis, Anderson & Marion
Railway Company yesterday filed articles of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State,
with a capital stock of 100000. There are
five thousand shares OF 500 each. Noah j.
Clodfelter. of Charlottesville. appears in the
Incorporation papers as the principal stock
holder. The other names given are those
of j. d. Ludsey, j. T. Sullivan, V. C..
Quick, w. r. Pearson, j. II. Winslow, w.
r. Myers, l.. o. Bailey, S. Free and A.. B..
Wilgus. The purpose of the company is
said to be the construction of a railway be-
tween the cities named and the establish
ment Of electric or steam lines. Mr.. Bailey
was seen and asked how soon work upon
the new road is to begin. He said an effort
will be made TO get the line between An
derson and Marion completed this year. Mr..
Bailey says Eastern parties have been
found who will take the bonds of the COM
pany, and there need be no delay. TIL
present intention is to build a line for the
present between Anderson and Marion. and
some day connect these cities with Indian
anOnG
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NOT TOO ILL TO ESCAPE.
james McCarty, a Prisoner. Trans
ferred On Recommendation.

James McCarty, under indictment for
grand larceny, escaped from the City Hos
pital last evening by dashing through a
windo and running like a scared deer.
McCarty had been confined at the county
Jail. and was being treated by j. II. Car
son. the county physician. Yesterday DIR.
Carson fled a statement with Judge Nc
Cray showing that McCarty was suffering
with a dread disease, and that he could
not receive proper treatment while at the
Jail. He also added that there was danger
of infection TO other prisoners as long as
McCarty was at the Jail. Upon this show
ing Judge McCray ordered Sheriff Womack
to transfer the prisoner TO the City Hos
pital. Shortly after McCarty. had finished
his supper at the hospital he made his
escape, and the manner in which he fed
showed that his disease had little effect on
his speed.
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and never follow the law further. The
law, he said, gives its advocates no rest
from study which must be kept up to the
last. He closed by greeting them as
bachelors OF law and no longer pupils, but
brethren.
Miss Hart again entertained the audience
by a harp selection. 1t met with so gener-
Gus applause that she was compelled 10
play an encore. The response was 1.-THE
Last Rose of Summer"
Mr.. Fishback announced the award OF
prizes. There were three prizes, he said,
one given by the Bowen-Merrill Company,
a cash prize OF 800 for the best general
proficiency in class work In the senior class.
This, he said, was won by Harry 5. Nc
Michael. The announcement was greeted
by applause. He said that the award had
been approved by all the competitors. The
faculty prize was 800 for the best work
among the juniors. This was won by VIII
liam Ludwig. The second faculty prize was
a years free tuition, which was won by
Charles Orbison.