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houe wns well seated rfd dec rated
for the occasion. The wuatuor tutlod
out 20 be very favorable ami tho pco.
pie enjoyed one of tho most m trfcsting
and unloy able Eia,oddiods ever held In
UtBh. BRuTus.
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Tue tczt resalcs Tor eli makes Il
sowing machines. Sowing machine
oil Of ubftluie purity ran DO mad ~
Singer Sowing Machine n'w th0w
foomp, 81 South Main, three door
south u. G. MI.
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Whisky and opium are destroying
more OF the health and happiness u
our homes that any other influences.
lney arc diseases aud can DO cured.
Wfiie In the strioloei confidence 10
Tho Kelley Institute Al Salt Lake. 1866
west Second NORTH, or ok box ls0.
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PalTonizo tho Particular baker, w. +.
Fuller. His nsme II u guarantee oi
Fute Bread, Cakes and Pastry. o.
East First South street, west OF Bait
Lake Theatre.
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odoricss Sanitary co., o. Main street.
All kinda Uf scnyongeT work, from
2bo 10 sl.OO por month. VIII clean
your premises. Cesspools a speciality,
Telephone $40.
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heep Jour deeds ard other v,irsbies. Ia.
ZIon'a SAVING, 'grBt A 1T3tt n, nert -
ihe year only amounts 10 few cents ptr
monlh. LADIES' specially invited 10 call and
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The nnest salt water bathing In
tho world. Trains leave ut 7:i5 and
1000 n. NJ, 2:l5, 9;lb, $500 and $50
y. To-, effective June 80.
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Gcnernl banking business; pays o Per
cent ON deposits. n. Armstrong, pfosi
L. w. Madison, vico-preaI., }. l.. Jen.
hinge, cashier.
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All kinds Of Periumery and Toilet
stticlee ut the old reliable Godbe- Pitts
Drug Store.
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THE NEW STAR.

Choice wInes, Liquors, cigars. Val
Blatz, Milwaukee und Flshet's beers.
90 Wost. First South.
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Call In and visit our chow roomp, ~
south Main street, three doors south
n. =. NJ l., and inspect our collection
OF framed pictures now ON exhibition.
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scandinavian Meeting Of h''cmoly hA'L
loan. ,-.t... y.....
school house, lu1g Intido Ehgie sA'o ~ ~ D. iN'
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For safe house wiring aud elegant
line chandeliers, go TO the Inter.
Mountain Electric Co., 40 East Flrsl
South street.
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IOURLAsr CHANCE

'iiLndo This wcci. Only ut Garfield.
Only mtrs nlght 10 witness
the toAutl'ul opera
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Cleanse your blood with q odbe Pits
Compound SarapsrillN. Has no
equal.
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UMBRELLA, parasois recovered and
repaired. Mckenzie, llS W. Fret So.
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do 10 the old reliable Gsdbo.Pllls
Go. for everything In tho Drug line.
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nm POPILAR PLEASURE UnOuNDs

Take all YOUR Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable G0dbc Piua Drug Go.
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Godbe.Pil!a Drug 90. ara noted for
the best Medicines and lowest prices.
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l.. Il. Crooks, STOCK nHOKRR, a
west, Second South ~. Tul. 81.
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Mitado every nigh, this week.
FREQ
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TomoIrow's weather report on rage
three, Walker Bfos.'s nd
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Utah Commercial aud savings hank,
- last, First south.
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Tho NEWS is requested to publish
the following

Tho Twonty.hrsi quorum 81 Elders
will meet In tho Ninoio0uih ward moot-
ing house, on Monday evening hoHt at B
O'Clock.
Tho tO5ih quorum Of Seventy will hold
IT, regular iucotIng loo the sugar ward
Meeting houso nrxt Monday evening,
commencing a. 7;IO. An Invitation H.
extended TO all tho Priesthood Of TIC
ward
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last wcck NJ CnrHcid.
Ar1 rv ~ 0Is oi ii..l en,huHia8iic.
The bat % cane be o. ter.
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Eavo You Coon

tho now rozioW PuFP Bo1f It Is given
iIee with each boz Of Powder. Ask forit,
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sCoFlELD ElsTEDDFOD.
tmelil Rlp1rt Of IN Committee on tho
Nfcrnt fssiirll.

a grand EIstoidf5l was bold nj
sconeld, Carbon county, July 18th
aud 2gh. 1895, under thv auapioes u
the Carbon County Musical atsooia.
ton. There was fair attendance Of
we'll dressed and respectable people,
and tho proceedings gave general salts.
action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

The w. C. L. U. county institute
and also the convention will De
held at Hillsboro, three miles west
Of Ireland, on Tuesday and we'd
nesdav. June 23rd and oath. Mrs;
N +. Balch, State Supt. Of Medal
work. also State W. c. I. Y. Cor
See. and Mrs. NJ. o. Commack
will be here to instruct in the insti'
tute. !,
Dinner will be served, both days
for all visitors in the church grove
and any one coming to stay all, Q
even a portion Of the time' vii
please be sure to send your name .
Maude Lennon, Chairman OF IN
entertaining committee, and she VII
see to making arrangements for you,
entertainment. Nei hbors WI,
please come with baskets wel.-hlleo
THE program will appear later.
By ORDER OF Con-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
u,rb;son Trustees Notice.

Sotice J. hereby given that the under
signed Trustee of HARRISON township,
wiII a,i mi u township business on eacn
SATURDAY ~ the year. at my ONCE am
nelson's having township business 10
,rrn~act are required to present y 70 nm
on Saturdays. , :,
The township library will be kept ~
nv home in Havsyille.
Indiana school Books are for sale 2,
Henry Ruehrschneck in Haysville, an'
Aiam IIarker in kcllerville. Indiana.
.IoHS SEITz,
Ang. 30, 1S9jy. Irus'ee-
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HAVE VIZ A REPUBLIC.

The New York Journal quotes
ga leading New York Democrat as
saving that the New York bankers
are desperate at the steadily rising
tide Of white metal sentiment Al
20 that Western and Southern,
Democrats ..never have felt the
weight Of the commercial interests
OF the East arrayed against them;
..' They have never wlthstood
a cavalry charge by the combined
moneyed interests OF the country.
The leading Democrat adds:
.srhe South wiIlsuffer most, fear.
Its loans will be called to the last
dollar. Its cotton will be left to
r,t in the congresses, because the
railroads that are owned and oper-
ated bv Northern capitalists, IN a
majority Of cases at loss, will re-
fuse TO carry it. In the West ever,
mortgage that is held against every
,, farm in the silver States Will o.
,, foreclosed. All lines Of credit 10
dry goods and groceries in these IN
dependent regions will be closed
because the Eastern bankers an'
merchants regard the silver move
ment as absolutely dangerous to TN
s financial future OF the country.
J This is put forth for a purpose
PIT Is designed to intimldate Tn
y Democrats Of the West and South
IN threatens them with ruin II the
. insist upon their view OF grcs
public question which is up Tor dl'
cussion and settlement. 1t mean
that in the view Of this allege
a Democrat and those for whom ,
III speaks. the moneyed interests hay
eu = right to rule the country, and
they cannot rule will ruin 1t.
Here is abundant confirmation
a. what the Post-Dispatch has poln''
out for six months past. The re
iSe issue in this campaign is betwe
Democracy and Plutocracy.
ny public questions Of vastmoment ! !
10 be determined not by vote ol
are people, after a full hearing OF Dc
All, sides. but by the moneyed lnterc
va through financial stringency, 9
Auo ling in OF loans, refusal OF cre'
and panics, then we are no ION
;Il living under a republic. Plutccr
sn' reigns and we are it, slaves
Louis Post Dispatch
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Huntingburg Argus
1. l.. Cooper, the hustling ma
cbinist. has put out eleven thresh-
ing machines from this point this
season.
st. Mary's congregation ishaving
the PRIESTS and sisters home beau
lifted with fresh coat Of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rothert are
now cozily ensconced in their love-
liz home on Third street.
4 ANDY Fritch has sold his business
lhouse which is occupied by tie
Phoenix saloon, on Fourth street,
10 Jacob Steinert, for y 500.
Postmaster Frank Behrens has
4 s,Ireceived notice Of an increase OF sala-
. ..lry from the Post Office department,
and now receives 81 $50.
II The School Board has organized
Inv the election Of Mr.. Katterhenry
alas president, Mr.. Bamberger .
!, secretary and Mr.. Kornrump .
Il treasurer.
: Adam Osborne and wife, Of Oat
o,lland City, were in the city, Satul
iorl Law on the lookout for their daugl
,vtl,er. who it was claimed had disaI
~ lpeared from home the night befor
taking with her about $500.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice Is given that hereafter the ! rus
,aanf Madison township will be at the
s,o,, room OF Mr.. John +. Norman. III
,-a,,nd IN eyerv Saturday. for the pur-
49,. ~ attending TO township business.
M Iii ner-nns having business with the
snwn-hip ' are expected to ccniine II 70
those days rss.c
Alcxander'- III Ireland, where ~ n''1
obtain the books. ~ -
o' TIE Indiana school books Will ~
fou-,l at Norman Y tray s'ore az o.
.;n,.s Jon~ T.. NoRN.~,
~. ~ ,o5-v Trustee Madison Tp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
MINNIE OSBORNE.
she is Committed to the Rescue MIS-
siOa house.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Minnie
Osborne. who was taken from the
Park avenue hotel to Bellevue hos
p;tal last Sunday night in an uncon-
scious condition, as result OF hav-
ing blown out the gas in her room,
was today committed to the New
York rescue mission house by .
magistrate. !, ..or
She is charged with stealing sot
from her father, who lives in Oak
land CITY, Ind. The latter tele
praphed the police here to-day tha
an officer with the necessary requls
lition papers was on his way.
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The indianapolis Democratic
Silver League issued an address tol
the voters Of the 9TH Congressional
which asks Questions that
Rynum and the other bought favo-
rites of the banks and the money!
gamblers, will not attempt to an
swer. The address asks. i
"You are asked, in spirit OF
fairness. whether or not you wish
10 abide bv the action OF the re-
publican party in 1873, when It;
against the wishes OF our grand ola
democratic party, and under the
leadership Of John Sherman, struck
down one of the moneys OF the con-
Istitution? Have you not seen tne
baleful effects Of that financial poll
CIV introduced, upheld and advocat'
ed bv the republican party, known
as the single gold standard? ha'
not the depression in our CONNER
/ cial world. the depreciation OF al
values with the agricultural class
| the anxiety on the part OF labor =
find sufficient employment by wn'c.
Z to cIothe, house and feed their faml
lies. aroused you to a sense ina
: something is radically wrong IN IN
J. conduct of governmental afiairs
: Have not all these things contnt
Iuted to strike you with dismay an
n-lwith apprehension for the future
at Why should they not, when we ca
: trace these evils to the ever increa
Of inc Capitalization and power OF mo
ey. To-Day it would take more th'
n-lthe whole annual product OF gold
Iellthe world to meet the annual intert
[r on obligations held against US
toEurope. And yetwe are told
We the banker and the bondholder II
,erIto meet this interest we should iss
no more bonds payable in gold. 4
us YOU willing that our comme'
should meet with stagnatlon,
tor agriculture with depression,
hellaborers with stone when they
for bread. in order that Engla
mt NAV enrich her rich, and Wall
our pile up her colossal fortunes, O
urbt, Cypress our glorious West
cal xou are not in favcr ofacontinua
ling of conditions now prevailing, Il
like true democrats and patrl
Egs Americans, fall into line with
grand army now fighting the
ple's cause.
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The following are the remarks OF q
celored delegate at the St. Louis
Convention.
II Amt got but fawty cents" re-
marked one sol er-looking black
man. who said his home is in Tus-
|caloosa. Ala. "I'se been hearin'
talk bout finance an dem t'ings an
I wants some man wild eddication
Ito tell me how to spread fawty cents
lout ovah weeks s attendance heah.
IDey done frow me out oh my seat
lin de convention, an ! amt got nui-
lin 10 realize on" !,
The faith Of impecunious colored
men in modern science and inven-
|tion is perishing absolutely. One
} |of them. sitting at the door OF the
sIcomm,ttee room, thus explained his
lsentiments TO an afflicted brother
: rrIaTalk about dis heah business o.
tel ac,a ATTN money; it can't be did.
!. II always doubted how it was, an
|oow | see, sho. Dey gifts 70 mon
lev and yo gifts muffin. Don't
know? Didn't ! telegraft Henr,
|Jordon to send me twenty dollah
by f. o'clock yisterdy afternoon, an
Ibid il come? No, sab. It's pla'
to git peoples money, an know
liz done went to dat telegraft o.
.Ifice fo'teen times yisterdy and da
eoIfo' an dey amt muffin faw me
!. No money at all. It's q swindel.
l.. Cor. Chicago Record.
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IL Won tell a man he is thief or
has thievish propensities, you are
very apt to arouse feeling IN him
that will result in an outbreak OF
some sort. For a long time now
the Eastern Money Barons, through
their hireling newspapers, have been
charging the people Of the West ana
south with dishonesty in demand
ling the free coinage Of silver. They
.lhave practically charged free silver
advocates with being would-De
llthieves. Can they wonder at the
) present rather embittered feeling OF
slthe people whom they have insuited
-lby such charger
: And now these calumniators are
.Iadding threats to their base accusa-
.lt;ons. In their financial circulars
nland journals, and in interviews
sIwith their leading men, they are
r-lthreatening a panic and worse
lIl;f the s'free silver craze" Is
Ipersisted in. They threaten "a
IoIcayalrv charge by the combined
nj moneyed interests Of the country
I; Ion the rest of the American people.
Al "Loans willibe called to the last dol
,e|lar. crops will be left to rot because
s?|the railroads will not carry them
b-Ieyery mortgage and line OF credit IN
,dItbe silver States will be closed.
=? Who are they that rrate OF hon
anlesty'' and make such threats? CaI
,s-lone who threatens ruin to other
m have an idea OF honesty? Suppos
anlthe free silver States are "deluded,
inIa delusion may be honest. bu
estlwhat of a threat to bring abou
bvlwholesale ruin? Is that honest
byI highway robber honest? Is
hat train wrecker honest? :,
sue In making these threats, IN
Are money barons, and their reckie'
rec organs have done an absolutely IN
our moral act even if the threats shout
our never be carried out. They has
ask Virtually taught that if your adve
and sary is deluded, it is allowable
l-st ruin him. They have aimed
,nlv more deadly blow at the rights
iflproperty and sanctity OF human \
anceIthan the entire criminal fraternl
hen lhas ever contemplated.-St. Lo'
Dispatch.
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ANY fool can vote an old parry
ticket because he is not required TO
have \ mind OF his own in order TO
- do 30. Any coward can vote an
old party ticket, because he i not
required to believe ANYTHING oI
show anv courage in performing
The act. But it requires resolu'e
scli-sacriiicing, courageous man u
stand up for principle against tn
mockcrv and derision OF the none.
nower.-K. Of l.. Journal.
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ANOTHER INQUIRY.

Editor Jasper COURIER
The so-called editor of the Jasper
Herald continues to scatter inde-
cent words through the columns OF
his would-be model sheet. Here
are some OF them which you can
find in last week. issue; "pusilani.
rnous liars Lying coward,
dirty tlings.- .lying lips,
stuffed prophet" -.fool," T" cow
ard. - :. tricky editor"
Now. Mr.. Editor, ifthe "Frod =
his word-continue t. befoul ms
paper he will soon be arrested Tor
using the United States mails Tor
: immoral purposes. This, too Is
quoted from his model sheet
The biggest coward | know OF Is
the editor who accuses two Oh
three so called lawyers in this town
OF terrible and horrible things, anc
: then hides behind the subteriuge
that if It does not tit you, do no
: pay any attention to II. !,
No one but coward would cal
I" certain men the smoke house rlng
q and then in an indirect way accus
them OF stealing.
II 40 one but coward would ae
.e cuse Mr.. Cox of dishonesty and ur
= fairness in such a silly paragraph .
the last weeks Herald contains.
y 10 one but a coward would II
sinuate week in and week out tn
certain people are guilty OF thing
when the editor knows 1t IS n
80 true.
If the "Frod''-hi- word-co
~ tirues thus to carry on his mod
ee sheet. how long will it be ere N
Binckley will follow Griffin
'a' Owensboro, is an inquiry which
ms expect the editor OF the JasI
Herall TO answer with "sneaki
-. q. liar cowardly coward, surreptltlo
IL reptile and so forth.
y such words, "Mr. Frod Edl
Oh Of the Jasper Herald, ARE
abomination Of the Lord" !"
'cie By the wav, "Mr. Frod," do
lers print the word Lord into y
ouS sheet again until you learn to c
mo your temper and TO keep from
ling everybody mean slu'
names. Your Friend.
YOU A SUBSCRIBER TO BoTH ZAP
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

SOME Of the gold bug candidates
for delegates to the Chicago con-
vention are making the race on the
scheme Of being particular friends
"a Gov. Matthews. That won't
work, besides its doing Matthew,
an injury. Silver men are also good
friends 10 the governor. We wan
no gold bugs in ours: An old farm
o. remarked to The DEMocRA'
TUESDAY: II got letter from
cold bug fellow who wants to be
delegate because he favors Ma,
/, ,hews He can't fool me. II
wants gold more than Matthew
/ See? III vote for silver man i
!. delegate because my county Is +
: silver, So it seems the letters ha'
! been going out to the unsuspectln
Crawford County Democrat.
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late hour last night the com,
m;s.;oners and Geo. Caldwell agreed
on terms for the new court house.
lt's,o be a $4,000 building. wcrk
10 commence at once. To be mn
;shed November i. 1t will he a
nice building.-Crawiord 0oun'y
Democrat.
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There Is renewed activity all alons
the line. Prohibitionists cannot y
killed oil SO easily a. some think
They have some good staying qual
tiles about them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

Modern students Of literature
have a knack Of misconStruing the
intention Of ancient authors. Any
one should know that Shakespeare
knew nothing Of bicycles a. we
know them to-day, yet some one
fond Of literature work has made
these selections from Shakespeare.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
VI. z. COX,
s.ttorney at Law
s%GpEYs. INDIANA.

Prosecuting tttorn.y tor tne NV ", nysixii
,..,ss,,,... entrusted to hun IN any county ~
the circuit . s,,s...x ~, rublic square
psc. y. -z-iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

:, invention and Normal Institute
xi,l convene ut Hillsboro church.
June BIRD and oath.
PROGRAM.
$50 4. NJ. Song.
g:s5 Devotion. Mrs. Eta Green.
40 Song
y:45 Roll call and reading oi
minutes.
1000 Report from local unions
and Supcrintcndents oi
each department.
1910 Reports Of Secretary ana
Treasurer.
1915 ES-ay-"Whv Everybody
should Belong to the W.
c. 4. W. Ora Green.
100 Song. Lewis BOYS
.1l.1O .Hour for Actor, Miss
Helen Rose.
n 40 ..Obiect Of the Local IN
ion" Jennie Lennon.
11:l5 Noontide prayer.
12.OO Dinner.
300 Song.
2:u5 Devotion, MIS-. hoyer'
30 Song. Lewis boys.
). 1.l5 Organization of the Inst
tute. appointment OF sec
rataries. enrolling and re
porting. Announcement
nf purposes and plans b.
!, persons in charge.
!, 10 -IIow to study the Bible,
\. followed by crusade invo
: cation and prayer service
Rev. Bean.
r. 3.l5 study Of National Leaiie
Mrs. Cammack-
Az Literature. how used, MI
~ Balch.
he 100 Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
-.3o Devotion, Rev. Peyton-
-:l5 Addresses Of welcome -
In behalf Of the citizens,
n, DIR. Glezen.
In behalf OF the churCh'
e,al Rev. J. |. Gregory.
.isi, In behalf Of the Uulon,
Maud Lennon.
'"re Responses. Rev. Fish
law, Rover and Ed
y. 5 20 Medal Contest.
) WEDNESDAY MORNING.
o.3n Devotion, Nj. +. SHERIFF
q.:jo .Making Opportunities
Waiting for Them n
May Rose.
and ,n.o5 San Industrial Train
,apk Necessary, Jennie l.
mon. !.
,n.15 Training for Girls \
!, NJ. i. Cooper.
~. ~ ..Iiolation of Our lob;
~ Iaw-How to Enforce
Law" Mrs. Cammack
II .o5 Reporting Our Worl
value of. How to
l-s... ! anu Quarterly Report Blanl
Miss Grace McSwane.
I.11.o, our state and National
pers. Purpose, Suppo
. Mrs. Balch.
- - 100 Noontidc prayer.
- Question Box, Mrs.
Cooper.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
90 Davo,inn. Mrs. Tegmel
. l.45 .Forging Depart
cm Links and How to
S~' Them Strong" Mrs.
ington. !,
~ o.15 .How to Organize a '
ended L. Union and Give
1T on Lease Of Life and Grov
Mrs. Nj. l.. Hobbs.
$40 1.-The Children-a RI
,sfcc Miss Helen Rose.
400 s.Work for the Girls,
Sallic Lemmond.
6 rns ', 400 Oral review Of notes
nan - II n ..What Have l Ie
he pur- Which I Expect TO
lsiness. ticc.- Miss Ella Del
ny" ~ !, t.e - 200 Adjournment.
's COMMIT
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CONDUCTED nv MRS. N. l.. Hohh7.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19

The Dubois county semi Annuai
C invention and Normal Institute
viii convene at Hillsboro church.
June BIRD and oath.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-19
wc1 COLUMN. Educational Column

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