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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24
T~rrc Hau,e Races.

Terre Haute Ind. May e3-First race
SIX and one-half furlongs. J. c. W. won;
Red CAP, second; Miss sturgis, third
Second racs-Four furlongs Calvary
won; Robbins. second; Fannie Wolf. third.
Time. O:5is4.
Third race-Four and half furIongs.
Wayeland won; Epoyah. second; Angora.
Fourth race-Six and one-half furIongs.
Hazel Patch won; Extra. second; Del Cor
onado. third. Time. 1;27.
Fifth race-Five fuTlonss Camolia won;
Imp. Timothy. second; Tramp. third. Time.
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DEBUTANTE STAKE AT ST. LOUIS
niitA.n's sister Won tn" Ev.nt Easily,
Win .icny second aud Al
yerdcc Third,

St Louis, Mo. May s3.-The track at the
fair grounds had dried somewhat this att
cr2oOn. but was lumpy aud decidedly slow.
Al least $500 people were on the grounds.
and thirteen books were Kept busy taking
care of the betters' money, In all but the
fourth race, the Debutante stake for 2,
year-old hliies, at four and one-half fur.
longs, the fields were small. but the lnisnes
We're close and exciting, Groganette, My
Annie. Some Hopes, Searada, Matte Hell
and Polka Dot were scratched in this
event, leaving eight promising young sst RS
TO contest tor the ss.sY stake. They set
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.. Horton. y. l.. G smith. Is: Barrc, u
Sialvib ] & g. oots.b. b Il. ~. 6: stcck,on. IL
. First money. Sen5: second, slO.0o third.
s4 fourth. Ss.l2 hf'h, sLo2
Event No S-Twenty targets; the Fed
Grafton Of Gun Clubs adds $50 In gold to
this event, entrance. g. Sargent. is; llor-
ton l2; l.. G.. Smith. 10. Calhoun, 10. Hick-
Jackson, ls. Elliott. 90. McMiurchy. IS: Gar
ner. IL. Gottielb. 10; Sparks. IA ". Il.
Thomas. II; Eickmers, Is; Trotter. ~;
snow. H. First money. tlS.as; second.
sii.6i. third. SaS.: fourth. $500: NTH 500.
Event No g--Tweniy-fve targets; the
10 this event. entrance. $3.50. Sargent.
%: Horton. 81. Keene. "a; Calhoun. IL. l..
G Smith. g. Cowan. II; sexton, 23; Bart-
lett, %: Jackson "a Elliott "a; McMur-
chy 25; Got,leih. Il: Barre, %; Garner. la
Rooney Is. Nanqunst 90. First money
$3.50. second sl3.2j; third, $3.50. fourth,
sT.gj: NTH, $3.50.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

St Louis. Mo, May a3.-Aiexander Ull-
man, who secured the control OF the bet
ting ring at the fair grounds for the spring
and summer meeting. for which he con;
tractsd TO pay $4,000 has Withdrawn. and
George c. bennett, Of Memphis. has been
placed In charge of the ring for the asso-
elaiion, tllman says that he Will cause
has paid about 5000 to the association
AMI Secured about 10000 from the book
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chrI,,In" End.n,or ric,d nay.

I'M" Nun 1UHT1I nom Jay N no CnfIa-
.tIu ElI~INor Societies Of this uity nuI
Kansas CIfy. kaz.. will be- hold ON MAY IN
lf EulI purk rn- "ui of the Northeast
.s.'rIu line B1il park Is owned hy tho
.l'yr which rs making many improvements
frr the occasion The committee IL MAX
lag arrauHrm-uts for an excellent mo
srtmme and large attendance is expect
.G. Entries ior any of tho games, basket
BAN. baseball. tennis, foot races. -tc.. may
boz made 10 Mr. II Robert Ennis of tho
X iu-ls city Gas Company, who Is in
charge NJ all the exercises.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24
New YORK won at water r.lo.

Sew York May "a large gsthcring at
thr Nov YORK Athletic club tank to-day
ana to-night watched with great Interest
the games Of water polo between the can
adiln team aud the Mercury Foot" six
~ th" End Of the first half Of the game
IN" score was 20 In favor Of New York,
and AT the end of the game II was to o
IN" New forks won several games on a
score OF seven goals To nothing.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

Minneapolis Miru. May g3 The las,
game In the hanuhps Ergun.- u MlHu.prD-
by crportuuc hattinp Tho Visitors IlIyri
an almost perfect u'lIius game, while mo
work OF the Milicfs Mas huI. Snoie.
Minneapolis II o . o g O13 T. Il &
Columbus .....b q o u 20. i- I
Batteries Minneapolis. HutnLi-uu and
schriyeri Columbus, Jones aul Wilson.
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Tho Eluos viii pBy 'ha last p1me win
Grand Rapids ms uft'rGuuu and h will
also b" ME last game Du tur hrrnr ctuUu.Is
until Jun" %, WHOM M" Elua~ return frpu
thor hrs' Eastern tr'u callahan wa SO
tN"cttEr against Grand Rapids on Friday
that N1nlp"r Manning hp- concluded 'a
ritch lum aggl. ipaHrN with LIKE r0 r,.
c"iyv MN For M" 'fui1NGa tho battery
VIII p" Hewitt and Sw'aE TH. .uf-r v.tI
b" called an o'rlugk To-H.gur m" Blues
VIII l'1ro t"r Columbus whore they ur-.u
on ruo, ,11N and The Grand Rapids team
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Eru- and Down-y Draw.

New York. May 2s-'rne police STONED
the night between Frank Efne, OF BuNalo,
and Jack Downsy, OF Brooklyn. AZ the Ein-
pife theht.r. In Brooklyn, Tonight i'm the
eighth round, and the feh, was declared a
draw, Both men Were slurping flriousIy.
Dick Ward. OF ST. Paul, and Sammy Mey-
ers, tonight fought eight rounds at catch
weights. Meyers got The decision.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

Louisville Ky. May 23H'rho CoIonels
went to pieces to-day. and tho orioles had
no trouble IN winning Tho Colonels made
ihfr" HON" runs and triple hut they all
cam, when IN" bases were empty Pitcher
MsNhinp today received ten days notice
oi his release. Attendance 500 Score.
ali T.
baltimore ....o 1 / O 6 i-i3 y .
Louisville 80 . o q % IL e
Bntterios- Louisville. Smith AMI Miller;
BnItImore. HemlninE and Nnhinson.
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to scor~ more often than the homo team
-Four double plays by the visitors were tho
f"a'uros ~ tine game. Attendance s.S19
score
81 Louis .a...s o o 0 o . o as . i
BROOKLYN ....l O o I q 2-6 II .
Batteries 81 Louis. Ercitrnsttiu and
Murphy BROOKLYN, Kennedy and rurrtil.
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Mobile. o -
Montgomery Ala. May % Montgomery.
) birmingham.
Columbus Gu MAY q First game. coli
umhus, l0' Atlanta. :. Second game: Col
unhuS, 3; Atlanta q
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cleveland. %. May 8-Tha Clevolanis
pounded Stiyetis very hard all through the
game. winning AS they pleased. Long, the
Boston Ehortrtop. was badly huTf In a col
the ihird Inning. He VIII b. unahl, to play
for several days. Attendance 800 Score;
Cleveland .....o 30 Ga o Id ii q
Boston .........o . o . 0-5 8
Batteries-clsyeland. Young and Zin-
mer; Boston, Stiyetts and Bergen.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

ST, Louis, Mo-. May q The Browns piled
up three runs In the first inning but were
pounded out six more hits. Breltensteii
uas hit freely. and the visitors wsye able
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24
Nrw Amn,rur wheel necor.l..

Denver MAY ga u. Hughes. paced by
it liaI, mad" four worlds amateur bicycle
records This afternoon, as follows:
I"o. ihir1s mile, l;ii l-5; three -fourths
mlls, l'-. 20; one mile. l:50 2-5; two miles,
.alt,.
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BOB CLAMPETT GALLoPED IN.
woN TtE KANSAS cry INAUGURAL.
FRoM 4 coon FIELD.
spring Unnnins Meeting of the Kan
sns tity Racing Association WRS
opened Yesterday with u
Large Attcsdnncc.

the attendance, sun there was large
,ag, ,,, ,I', ~, ,,, ,i', ,,,,,,t,,,eo W h'
,n, ',i,,,'.,,.t ,,, .rs, .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ",
s,1,,,t,i, ,,,t IL, n ,,,,,,,',, ,a ,as,'', ,,,,,',
credit on the insu,u,inen, Secretary Pct.
,us a,,a,i ~, ,,rrs,,Iir, b,dcc anI iis,I,yo,t
t"s ".''' "9 I''S'',HE 'W's'' 'iu @ u'Sp'"s '''
a thorough knowledge Of the situation. He
was assisted in the stand by Harry White
~, ,,a ,i,s,,,rot,,,,n,,, ,,.,r. ,h.
:" 'ne "'saI'I'oi,'t'"'h. ot many ue
press @ COMPANY hnvg % been sc ". doisled ' win
Brown aS s S, out 'sS ayct ;,@T," ., H. D.
uteH satisfactory The 'Neht dld not meet
win great measure of success in picking
Ia a., ,,,, ,,,,t ~ al ~ ,a,,ii ,t
rh, "'." u"r %" '' oo.nd H, "U
something very unusual for an opening day
in Kansas city, which is usually distin.
Iae rae.S MerS pi"seigd IN thy fore
witn iGskSys in yol0rs: erragEcd by sse,
..iS r,taiS mitiils; Mh'ch pr'Ngrh To- he "a @ @in9it
tin ann aupanrsnt. os INV mnTcboI thrn,,s.h
~ ,P'' S,p''us nI the .,tS anu 9,lt 20
,r,I.baJ IL, ~ ,rI,." "I.,'',." ~ w. t's ~
fnrea nber nS o, r,v ocnl ny ud Tnv p,
"i p9th h3nsrs OF me council VINO ,tattohaoh
parsn y" snf 'hs iasei s@9d f mHSE hR
oyt t Is n1, on record that they picked any
I'M M ,N,. ,ni,,,r o, ,,,. ,,.,s
| VI nI,iSaN ~ inhuEnrm, q nanIlthl ht
Snet Vent 10 ibo mnst ost nf nf' the o' se a's
money was p't on rug IN ms rae WIN
| -, 'it"E ~ a. "ui."E S''s shL cn9lct. inp
Iii INV WaS S,,n nSi ba'k"1, @ as NJ owm.rs ht
III M, n" Ms "aowe1 70 f,oe.ieh ~ me Pet
aha,t g ,H''i ,, as s"9b a, 10 10 iogin ee aaI
nicnty n, n,R a., a' 1hiS pos', mn th''e WAS
| P,n,mN oi l" an over tue fIng.
rn' man Tags cS, wHi as rihe'y one to i2Sh aS at
s,l sent them ty away 70 tne start. Win J. a
GnG,s Wn,o wen' ont to make make & thG rnnn&ins' Ing with
rug close ur. A. the halt Gray moved up
for r' Fam, al" Iis,,p9 , J'I " ca,n hrnn nhf hfmg
II :" iIms h ".ilhn' i,"n inltlb' ~ hfNlnE
taken thirI rlnre from Mol9ch. rms was
nl v" t,iiig my" ~, VI WEI no,h ptay
n@tit @ tlll.nh t'fr.l hiI hun .IHnI.lt .onn-
M strong a, The efnna, fan ] no dit'icn''y In
nh MilnlhhE nri..'; nri... nii rmlsnn ,hSte' long
Win pI,ir and N5I"cb ,ios. a nm a. al ,tSs
"!isSn' I'm ,,,o,,,,,,, ,,.. -, ,,, .., u.a.
IN 9ps.nlhE Iace on me cafd was
hasn ai,int St hEe ana a h9lt ihflonss whig5
,ii,h" aS MaS hHle pIon"uu' .'H lhNor,t.,
others, La pavan jumped away IN The
,rnnIh 1'il sh2M'I me way 10 thT llu,.rr;
thirht E,,a,,,P tnr yn ,,ir
Jim went to ihe from, and The race was
VIM i@f ne inr MnS 20 a ,ne VII Wiz
SSLI"H 'n @ me tts' guat InG nm ~ w
,n;,,P ,ou' ipt N" plh'.. ~ 'ilrih EY' on
ncySr rro,ninc,t Nh .rh'. ~. '''A' "'' was
Tba il.", n.y.! ~ ,, lr ,, a,.er,s aud
ne lot Of & yonnfsigrs ,gor,od silk for The
- John Boone. ,wa- made the medium Of
a ,,or. riN'fe. an Ilir hri'sr amn w IIlI r.
iinG looking $seldlHF, by P"ntqas,' Vent
iisht right out nnl madc ~ the running. win
oni all th,. way and wild Mint coming
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

Mr.. $. G. Bennett has removed to Iole
in singing opens June /
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-24

ltSt money s4Ns FerNfl sIa, third
fourth, s,5; NTH, ls6; sixth. SCI and cycle
sundries; seventh, silk umbrella: eighth
half dozen silk handkerchefs; ninth 80
The target trars were kept busy yester-
DAY. as usual, and some excellent work was
The Kansas city champion easily carried
on the honors for the week at the targets.
hut ,r, he was not SO fortunate at the liye
INANIMATE TARGETS.
rssteraay's hS.n iaTge,, sore, scores were: - e.,
Sargent, Is. Bruins. Q; Scott, III Garner 70;
g. Grant. 10; Sexton, Is; Trottcr. u; Schra-
iSr Rooney "aEG% m sa6w y r. MsfE2saS EsSS Ii a SsG e
]; A. r Elliott, u; Mcsinrchy ~ Horton
harit. II: Barre, II; Stockton, u. First
money, So; second; sos, third, 500;
fourth, A2i. NTH, SIS.
Event, No. SIS targets; entrance, SO; $50
added by the association. Sargent @i;
e EoGSGy %$ % sswsn s1 $ 81 H5s, HG%s T.! % T%ylGT SsE
son "a iallott % McMurehy, q; Gottlieb,
q; Hc1, 22; Barre 20; Stockton. 22; Horton,
Gafdan, annH ID g. Flrsi Ts' MONEY on ,55 @ seceai,
sll Is; ,hird 500; fourth, SG.75; nnh, $3.50.
Event No. IL targets; entrance. sl5o;
sargent. II. Bruns. 6, wallace, ~. staley,
son. i2; j. a. 4. Elliott, ~; MsMmrshy. 1:;
l,ickmers, "A; MeCurdy, 9; Erhardt, Il;
Barre, n, l., c. smith, 49, Rooney, y;
n; Wilmot III snow, 10: Calhoun -. First
money. Sl2s9. second, N05'; third, $50
fourth, $SS,si; -hfth; $t?3. ,,.,.,,. 90. -,
federation adds $50 in gold to this event
Hnrre II: calhoun 10; Cowan 10. Taylor
%, Erhardt, is; sraley, II sexton, 10: Bart
chy, Is; G1ylclh, ~; Wtmpt li Sparks, a.
kcene, %; !: 4 Z. E,!l2,t, 90; s'9,kton, l5
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burlington ...1 o o o / % /
Dos Noiuos ...., . . . - .
batteries burlington. Eurgctt. Hanson
l.nhm1n.
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quincy ......l 1 % o q "a !, /;
81 Joseph II q - 10 /
Rntt t"ries-tluncy. I'm and Quinn; St
Joseph, colhurn and Parker.
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which has been brought Out
by the application Of the principles OF
the Democratic party,
That We commend the course oil tne
present House of Representatives ior
passing resolutions recognizing the strug-
Cling. patriotic people OF Cuba as be-
ligerent power. ~,
That We hereby heartily endorse Hon.
William Mckinley, of Ohio, as our
choice for President at the II. LOUIS
and Hon. Frank b. Posey, OF
Evansville. for Governor OF Indiana;
That we point with pride TO the efforts
of our Congressman, Hon. A. NJ Hardy
and Hon Robert j. Tracewell, in their
efforts To well represent the Second and
Third districts;
That we believe that after the certain
victory Of the Republicans next fall tm'
nation will speedily resume her marvei
ors suc,.e~s and prosperity. so sadly I'M
paired by the ascendancy Of the Demo
cratic party
W r. McMAHAS,
Il O. j HUBBARD, Iom on hes
:. III STEWART,
Il ID. X. WICKER~HAM,
Secretary of Committee.
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The Third District.

The following represents the
Third Indiana Congressional dis
trict by counties and the actiontak-
en- and to be taken in the selection
of nominee:
Orange, County declared for Bus
kirk. :,
Floyd, primary Feb. %, declared
for Jewett.
Harrison, primary, Feb. %, de-
clared for Zenor.
Clark, mass convention, Mar. o,
declared for Marsh.
Washington, primary, March q,
declared Tor Buskirk.
Scott, primary, March 2S.
Crawford. primary, April 3.
Dubois, primary, April d.
Perry. no action taken.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice il given that hereafter the rus
Ia ~ Madison township will he at the
more room Of Mr.. John p. Norman 10
Ireland, on every saturday, for the pur'
-. ~ attending to township business,
snd ali persons having business with tht
township are expected to connne IL !"
those days. ..r,
The tow nship library Is KEPT AZ isAA'
Alexander's in Ireland. where all ma
obtain the books. IN -
The Indiana School books VIII y,
found at Norman 4 Gray's store ~ ~
times JoHS r.. NoRNAx,
Ans IL ,a5-v Trustee Madison Tp
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The Same In Dubois.

Free silver men are very largely
in the majority in every township In
Sullivan county, and when the
township conventions meet to select
delegates to the convention, resolu-
tons should be passed expressing
the views Of the people on the great
question at issue. The people can
control. without the dictation OF
|office-holders and administration
goldites, in the township conven-
ltions, and they should place them
selves on record in favor OF the mon
ey Of the people. Send only tree
silver men to the county conven-
tion, and select an alternate for
leach delegate so that proxies can
not get into the hands OF the lew
goldites in this county.-Sulllvar
Times.
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The coinage question has threat
,ned to disrupt the Democratic par
tv in Michigan. The free silver
party has had meeting and issued
N addreas i'm which they declare
That unless the State convention de-
.lares in favor OF free coinage they
will not support its ticket. Every
| where the free silver Democrats are
demanding straight out declara.
,ltion on the subject one way or tne
;lother Evansville Courier,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20

Petersburg Democrat Hon. w.
+. Cox, the present very able pros
ecuting attorney Of this judicial cir
cult, has concluded to be a candi-
late for nomination. He is now
serving his second term in that ca,
pacity and has made splendid
official, doing his whole duty at all
Times. He is terror to all evil
ioers, vet at the same time dong
,nlv tha. which it is his sworn duty
| to do. under the laws Of the state
| As lawyer he is one OF the tore,
most in this section Of the state, and
during his term as prosecutor ha'
made many friends in this city ane
1 county.
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STARTING TOO SOON.


Don be in any important under
taking until YOU are ready. In
1854 General Thomas with the
Union army occupied Nashville,
Tenn. Outside the Qualifications.
the Confederate General Hood was
assembling al army. Zach day
saw the Conf. derate lines growing
closer and stronger. The NorthernI
press and people grew anxious and
impatient. '.Why don Thomas
-;rike2'' Was the cry. rs he go
ing To wait ill Hood has him com
pletelv surrounded" Even the sa-
yacIous General Grant grew re-lve
Al Thoma-'s tar.lineSs Them all
Al once. lust a everybody began to
d.-pair the old Rock of Chica-
mauga" poured his army over the
Nashville defen-e<. and fell upon
Hoods ARMY with resiStless force,
completely DESTROYING the en- nemy-
and winning the most signal victory
of the MAR
Thomas was wise enough not tt
attack until he was ready
A great many young people MAKE
the serious mistake Of beginning
z work before they are prepared L
4 do good work. 4 boy who Is al
tending school gets a chance u
i make a few dollars a week in som
,...I ii a minor clerkShip, or othe
place. Dazzled by TN
y first opportunity To earn a littl
/; money. he leaves school, probabl
e never to return. A dozen yea
later YOU find that boy earning pc
-hsps ten dollars a week, when I
! Nigh, have been earning fifty, II ,
y had only waited until he was pr
i pared to do tirst-class work
Te A girl attends school OF shor
= hand and tvpewriting- She
~ bright. and in few weeks she c;
l. take slow dictation, and transcri
n her notes. after a fashion. Ih'
al some acquaintance offers her po
n, ton where she won't have mu
'te 10 do and she leaves the class a
hetakes the place, with the hope
ng working up" in what she lacks
'at being even a passable steneograph'
le- Butthe working up" theory PROV
! d a snare and delusion. Herempic
ow er wearies Of having his corresPon
ence marred by misspellIng- er'
: a ureS. bad spacing and other cru
in ties. and she gives up the pla'
tn Then she secures and loses two
'ier three other places. and rinally g
by the reputation a sort oi thifd-r
MT hand. being employed "a max
mt a shrift during rush times,
,er- never reaching stage where
AN. can ask for and keep steady
or responsible position. How m
isbetter for her to have remained
the der the care Of a thorough teaci
rem until she was really competent.
lelp There has been general g
new. plaint that foreign born mechal
v a.and artisans are di-placing Am
can cans i'm our cities. One reason
"a this i found in the superior SKI
foreign workmin- In most r
il l. pean countries there are laws
qlor yiding FOR a full and thorough
ring- premiership before any man Is
ties lowed to st up a a lourneyn
that In this country there are no
theirlaws. and our young men have
'rawI prone to spend a few hurried mo
and in ..learning trade, and
tors, bloom out a. mechanics, on
have be- hopeless blo,ches a long as
10 be live.
unk- Let our Young people reme'
and that il paws to learn thorou
n the whatever trade or profession
adopt. and that the business
con- can be learned by a few weeks
! for few months preparation i not
gisla- alIv worth the learning
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Good Residence i'm Ireland
For sale.

Hcu.r ., eight rooms AMI i~o nai,. ~.
and eood cellar. with three town '",s ~ =,
ireland. Good water. stable, AND cene'
Gut buildings. In good order every
vev: ! nice home near churcner M ano
srIsoc,s. With good society surrcnn'iins
win be sold very cheap snd on "AsS
s"r@a Apply . g. D0Ass, Jaspss.
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Alas for the child who can 81
still far any length Of time, unless
he i engaged in some special work
&C STANLEY HALL, Boston.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20

The feeble tremble before opinion
the foolish defy it. the wise ludg'
Il the -kiIlful direct it.-Mme. Row
land.
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Every man who rises above U 9
level receives two educa-
,;ons the first from the instructors
the second. the most personal anc
impor,ant. from himSelf--GIBBoN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20

A child cannot sit still, and
ought not to he required to sit still
II i only necessary to give the child !.
fresh air and occupation and It vii
keep s,iII.-Dr. BAyARD HOLMES.
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c,ammlng facts and hearing reel
,.,;on, i not teaching. To teach J.
- .xcite tn. chiId's mind to activity
-kRoHS.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-20
W. f. COX,
Attorney at Law
uAaPER. INDIANA.

p..-r,iny Attorpev for the nth Judlcia,
s.i~..,,,, and I'M carefully attend 90 any CIV J
,..,.ins.s entrusted to him in any county o.
the circuit p,,h,sc sonar.
Dec y, ~1-y
Evening star., 1896-03-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
lPiedmoht Air Line.)

Schedule IN effect January g, 1885,
All uoins arrive and leave al Pennsylvania
500 AM.-Daiiy-Local for Danville. Connects at
Manassas for strssbIrg, daily, except Sunday; and
end with G. & o. daily for Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge.
MAIL carries Pullman Bufet Sleepcrs New York
and Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Char
lotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta; also Pull
gomery, connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
or for birmingham, Memphis and st. Louis
4:Ol PM-Local for Strasburg, daily, except Sum-
A. idd, MMIpsi1S-Lsea, fs charOttssvne. m
Line mted maD moa n0x and d. FoTda flor Short
Pullman Draw ing Room sleelers, New York to
nstan to St Aug slime. and Dining Car. Salisbury
wTS vSUEb MD ASD segTa
Coaches; Pullman slseres New York to Asheville
to New deeans 5e "phs aa a
Ianta and Montgomery. .vestibuled Day Coach
Washington to Atlanta; Southern Railway Dining
TRAINS BETwEEN WzsHiSGToN AND ROUND
HILL Leave Washington 9:O1 AN: daily and 4:I5
only, for Reand n daily seaseps e9eeps
Sunday, for Leesburg, and 6:25 PM, daily, for
IT. an day om onna E
An daily daily SUNDAY f19m % %Herndon, and s:s4
ton e:ls AM 9:45 AM, 2:so Pm. and o: 10
Pm daily. Manassas Division, 1890 A. NJ daily,
except Su,lay. and $40 AN. daily from Char
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
nue., aLd u. Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Sta
wv ": 4. GREEN General Superintendent.
]. NJ CUI4P, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
5a7 L. 8. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept