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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Rabbi Caiisch on "Predestination ant
Free Agency"

Free Agency"
Rabbi l.. y. Calisch spoke Friday night
at Beth Ahaba on "Prcdest inatiOn and
Free Agency" lie began by defining
the doctrine as II existed ia various faiths
from oldest times citing the mythologies
OF Greece and Rome describing the
Parcae and the pathetic history OF Oedipus
1yrranus lie then took up modern
faiths, and gave exposiuOns Of the views
a. held by the AlOhQmmedans and the
followers Of calvin. He continued that
nowhere in Jewish doctrine was the teach
Ing that the destiny Of the individual Is for
ever fixed. irrespective of his own actions.
or that there is taken from him the choice
10 conduct bis life on any path he may
select The sentiment OF the text (Deut.
xxx.. 1O. that the curse and the blessing
was laid before them for choice, was re-
iterated again and again in holy writ,
and in rabbinical writings.
The use Of the phrases. God willing
Gods decree" God siveth and taketh
away" Imply however. the belief Of God S
control over tho universe. In what way
and TO what extent?
GODS WILL GOVERNS ALL.
There are, continued the Rabbi. per-
sonal freedom and universal necessity.
Gods viii governs cosmic life, and mans
will governing his individual life. must
make his viii conform TO the universal
will. Man has free WILL but not unlim-
tied. Insofar as freedom from results is
involved. \ man living in community
finds that there are certain laws govern
ing organized society. to which no must
conform his life. or else endure the con-
sequence OF society's dispieasure When
his own inclination conflicts with the es-
tablished rules OF the community he must
either subduc his inclination OF suffer the
result Insofar he has complete choice.
Similarly God laid down certain laws,
physical and moral for the government
OF the universe. and man must act in ac-
cordanco with them. II he would be hap
py and fulfill his foreordained destiny.
The speaker illustrated this point by ex-
amples from the physical world. The ac-
ton OF fire S. a universal necessity. but
whether Il works veal or woe Is often
the fruit Of mans voluntary doing Its
chemical properties were ioreordained in
the ages back It's occasional action, mans
free choice what applies IN the physi-
cal world applies in the moral world.
There are laws laid down. whose action Is
unacceptable, whose vocation brings its
,neluctable result. because these laws
were predcstinated by God 20 work in
this manner Mans happiness 90 his mis-
ery waits upon his action. as tho result
~ his choice, whether he follow the moral
law or not
SpcCRT,r or DESTINY.
Obedience 20 thS moral law - the sc
cret OF destiny. Man finds his highest
ideal and his holiest duty IN living the
best life. according TO the gifts that ara
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY II. l.. Cabeli,
Real Estate Auctl0neer.
CCRUsTEE's SALE or THAT BEAU

TRUsTEEs SALE or THAT BEAU
L TIFUL LOT (3OXl79 Y-lZ ZEE ~,
FRONTING On GROVE ANENLE AZ
TIE NORTHWEST CORNER On IC5I--
MEATH ROAD, AND kONNlNG bAOie
no A 2O-FOOT ALLLl.-by virtue OF
trust deed 10 IL. l.. staples, trustee. now
deceased dated October ~, lcJy, Iecotued
clerks Office HenriCO county Court Deeu
Book l83 A. page 50, default having DeeH
made In the payment OF the notes therein
secured. and being required % 10 90 ~
tie holder thereof. i Will sell ~ pupAc
auction, ON the premises, ON 49,
TUESDAY, MARCH .. leJ',
AZ . O'Clock J.. ~. the ao0No-cescFlpeu
Property. bens lot 30. on the plat
of Iisburn. This Is Oue OF the most de-
sirable lots ON Richmond most popular
drive. Ii will make good place lOI
your suburban home.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses or exc.
cutting this trust; as 20 SOB. with interest
thereon from April %, leJl; as TO Sloo,
with interest from October - 1911 -
TO 500 with interest from April -. ie.-'
as 10 Sll2. with interest from october -;
1892. as to Sll5. with interest from April
%. 1898, as 70 Sis with interest rom
October 90 1893 and as TO soO.oo. WIN
interest from April %. 1894; balance, IL
any. upon terms TO DO announced al safe.
SARAH y. ID. STABLES,
TxecutriN ~. T. Staples. deceased.
n. B.--More liberal terms may oe an
nounced 1T sale. mns-ol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

In execution Of certain deed
dated July 8. 1898, and " record record
IN Deed Book los \. page ~, kichinon l'i
Chancery Court. detault having peeh
made in the debt secured. and being re-,
qured so TO do by the beneficiary
shall sell by public auction. on the prem
ises on
TUESDAY. MARCH O. 1897.
at 3 o'clock =. NJ. tho aboye-named
specially attractive RESIDENCE, on
the north side OF Grace street. between
shafer and Harrison streets, containing
about ten rooms. having the usual moo
ern conveniences; well appointed sun
stantlally built. and IN good condition.
being comparatively new, the lot 'front.'
Ing nineteen feet. more or less, and run
ming back between parallel lines one
hundred and nfty-sIX feet, more or less.
This sale presents 10 the hOusekeeper or
moderate means an unusual opportunity
10 secure a really desirable. modernly-
constructed. and wcll-iOcated home.
TERMS: For cash as TO expenses or
sale. taxes 10 date Of sale. and the sum
OF S5s7l, with interest thereon from
January 3. 1897, ana, as 10 tho residue,
in equal instruments at six and twelve
months. by negotiable notes, with inter-
est added and secured by deed OF trust.
Exceedingly liberal terms. Small cash
payment and long credit. VIII probably
be offered at time Of sale, however
]. 3. ELAN. Trustee.
j. y. Elan & Co. Auctioneers. mhs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Willie Mayo. Il negro youth Of seven
teen years. was arrested last night az
the corner OF Second and Marshall
streets upon the charge Of hI4n6 pistol
Ia the uubfc streets Willie went on
10 the inauguration. and when he returned
homo no was SO fuu OF patriotism and
booze combined that he proceeded 10
give vent 10 them 10y firing his pistol IN
the air as be walked along the street.
lie was engaged ln this dangerous but
pleasant pastme when tho majesty or
The law. In tho person of a policeman,
caught him and ran him IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

w ANTED A PHOTOGRAPHER AND
w TYPEWRITER one who has had
some experience as book-keeper or bank
olerk. ReiereI ces and $3.50 bond re-
CURED. Apply 10 SCHMELI BROTHERS
bankers. Hampton. Va. mno--l
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF No.
L 4OS CABELL STREET-In execution
OF a deed Of trust. dated 18th February,
1906. recorded IN Richmond Chancery
Court, Deed Book 1J6 A. page 426, we
VIII sell by auction. on tho premises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH .. 1897.
al 3 o'clock Z. NJ. the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains
about three rooms. Lot 20X04 0-12 feet.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 pay cost Of
sale. any taxes that may be due. and q
note for $3.50. with interest on same from
February Il, 1897; residue az one and
two years.
JOHN BAGBY.
n THOMAS MOSBY,
mh4-td Trustees.
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Dorsy,rLIRH HlsPURoHAsE.
MI Hutchins Wishes His Contract with
Mr.. Conn Eesciudcf-

r.. W
Mr.. Conn Eesciudcf.
The Washington Star OF yesterday az
ternoon says that Mr.. Sulson Hutohino,
who recently bought the Washington
Times. yesterday filed q bill in equity
against Mr. Charles @. Conn. tho former
proprietor, and the two trustees 10 re-
scind tho contract for the purchase 81
the paper Mr. Hutchins also pray5 the
court 10 require the r0cOnveyance u GER
tain property and the surrender OF q
note involved in the transaction
In the bin Of complaint Ar. HutcMns
alleges that Mr.. Conn misrcpre5ented the
affairs OF the paper in relation 10 me
stock.
Mr.. Hutchins IS the proprietor Of tho
evening STATE. Of this city, and during
the recent campaign made a speoch ia
this city which attracted much attention
Mr. Hutchins purchased tho Washington
Times on the l2th Of last December and
has personally conducted 10 ever since.
Mr. Conn, who is an lndialian, was az
one time member Of Congress.
The Star prints d detailed account OF
Mr. Hutchins complaint, about O. column
IN length.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Il OR RENT. -
That DESIRABLE STORE 40 Is Lii
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. at
present and for many years occupied 10y
Messrs. Charles Davenport g. CO. as
wholesale grocery establishment. Possess
sion March 10Th.
JOHN +. GODDIN g. co.
Real Estate Agents.
mint Bank and Eleventh streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

f. OR RENT. "a
We have some most DESIRABLE XII
HOUSESin different parts OF the city for
rent. IL you want a STORE Or DWELL
ING, either large or email, call and ex-
anime our list.
Il. NJ WORKMAN & CO..
Real Estate Agents,
mhI-lt Job cast Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Owing 10 the small attendance. no
business was transacted at the freight
clerks meeting last night at Smiths
Han. A meeting viii DO held some time
next week. Of which due notice viii he
given. one OF the things 10 he done Will
be TO elect a secretary 70 succeed mo
late Mr.. l.. NJ Stratton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

WY ANTED. SEWING BY A FIRST
w CLASS SEAMSTRESS FOR fanihes'
win sew out or at home. Charges moo
crate. Address g, care Times. mhl-4l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

L. OR RENT. ~
That desirable and nicey-located lst
brick dwelling. No. 500 west Main
street, 5 rooms and modern improve
meuts; nice order.
10. II. GILLIAN e Co.
mh7-lt SO east Main street
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by a. J. Bradley & Co.
Rnal Esllla AuctIoneers.

u Y VIRTUE or A CERTAIN TRUST
ID DEED. bearing date August j., 1851
recorded in Manchester Husung Court
J.. H. %, page Z,6. default having been
made IN tho payment of a bond thereby
secured and being directed by the Board
OF Directors OF tho Granite Building Com
panv. we viii sell. a. public auction, on
tho premises, on
MONDAY, MARCH g, 1897.
at $50 o'clock J.. ~. The property de-
scri0ed ga the said deed as follows. Those
TWO CERTAIN LOIS or LAND, NUM-
bered and q on a plat Of the lands 81
Bradley and Robertson. recorded IN =. ~.
], page 9. each fronting 80 feet on tho
north Inc OF Everett street between
Twcnty-Arst and Iweniy-second streets.
ana running back l55 feet 10 zy-ioot
alley.
TERaIs. Cash for expenses OF this trust
and for the sum Of $,L5.3s, balance due
or said bond.
EDWARD S. ROSE.
JOSEPH W. THOMAS.
GEORGE S. NASHON,
mh2--t Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

W ANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR BEAU.
W TIFUL. SECOND-rI.OOR FROM I
AND BACK ROOMS on Franklin street
First-ciass table Terms moderate. APP
plv Box No c. mh3-we. Ia. su&tu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

w ANTED. SOME ONE TO RENT A
" HORSE AND PHAETON n part OF
each day or all OF every other day
Phaeton very nice and horse perfectly
gentle. with a quick gait. Address :. j.,
care Times mh'
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BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Broker.
n O11NussIONERs' SALE
u OF
PROPERTY AT NORTHEAST COR
OF FOURTH AND BAKER
ENF I.I.fIt

PROPERTY AT NORTHEAST CORNER
OF FOURTH AND BAKER
STREETS.
In execution OF the decree below mem
toned. the undersigned, appointed there
by for the purpose, VIII offer Tor SALE
upon TIE premises ON
MONDAY, TILE SrI DAY or MARCH.
1897.
at 4.cO o'clock j.. ST.. tie LOT or LAND,
with the improvements thereon. consist
ing OF q TWO-SIORl FRAME DWELL
ING DETACHED KITCHEN and
SMALL STORE. On the corner situated
at the Northeastern corner Of Fourth and
Baker streets, having "a front on Baker
street OF y feet and running back along
the east line OF Fourth street 30 feet 10
the line Of an old ravine. now obAterated.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash; residue ~
equal instruments at six. twelve ana
eighteen months, the purchaser 70 give
negotiable notes, with interest added ana
title retained until paid, or all cash, II
the option Of the purchaser. -
WAI. a. MONCURE,
EDGAR ALLAN.
Special COmmiss loner5.
Mary James, plaintiff US. Margaret Black,
defcndant-lu the Law and Equity Court
Of the city ~ Richmond.
j. j.. j.. Winston. clerk OF said court,
certify that The bond required OF the spe--
cial commissioners hy the decree 10 said
cause OF February l6. 1879. has been duly
given.
Given undcr my hand tits 18TH day OF
February, 1880. J.. j. WINSTON,
mh8-td Clerk.
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NOR SALE.
YOUR RENT WILL BUY A HONE.
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY. II MAY
NEVER COME AGAIN.
one UOISE LEFT

we can sell at $500 ONLY SO CASH
REQUIRED. AND $40 MONTHLY. IL s
in the WEST END, three blocks from
electric cars. where property IS onhanc-
ing in value. Take % while you can.
It's detached, four rooms. hail. front
Veranda- inside blinds. good pump. and
pavement ia one square. Good. white
noighbors. who have bought on this plan
and arc happy. only
ONE COTTAGE LEFT.
We can sell you at $1,000 on the same
plan. Nearer Il than the first on Lin
den street. near tho Clay-Ward Market.
four rooms, city pavement. water, gas,
and culvert. and electric cars near by,
churches, schools SO; or, for $3.50. we
can give you the adjoining corner with
a CORNER LOT thrown IN. Whom
these arc gone we may not have any
more. They have been recently vacated.
and this is why you can net them on such
terms AS soon as they are rented this
ofler will be withdrawn. We also have
FEW CHOICE LOTS
in the WEST END, near SOLDIERS
HOME and the beautiful and growing
village Of HOME PLACE al $40 CASH
and MONTHLY PAYMENTS Buy u
LOT and build 20 suit yourself
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
mh7-lt lll3 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

nor Observation-Disclosures sCoISh
L TERRIER PUPPIES, also ONh
RUBBER-TIRE BUGGY. as g9od - ne, nsg
For Information and price Apply 70 DE.s,
NETTs LIVERY STABLE. ovl w-s'
Broad street i'"'
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%

A CARD.
In view OF the unauthorized and wholly
unwarranted publication by The Times Of
18th February. ass0ciaung my name VIII
tho Newport NoWs Land Company" an
nouncing that meeting Of its stock
holders would be- held 40 my Office. / bee
20 inform my friends and the public thai
I am not. never have been, and have nt
desire or expectation OF being in any wal
Interested ln or connected Win ne sail
Newport News Land Company ana tAal
there will DO no meeting Of tho SAID com
pany at my Office. 80,
mh2-6t JAMES Is. LlA.A-"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

~ OR SALE. AND ~ FlkS - Ia !
/ order. TWO MAHOGANY CHESTS or
DRAWERS. ONE MAHOGANY DitLsS'
ING TABLE. Apply 50s BROOK avenue
mhI-lts
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-Mal..

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIs.
WANTED. SITUATION IN WHOLE
w SALE house, factory. or c0mmIs-
sion house, by strictly sober. industrious
man. Address b. III. r., care Oi Times.
mh7
II -OTHING SALESMAN WANTS po-
~ SlIiJN with Richmond, Washing
ton. or Baltimore house. Address SALEs.
MAN. No. g. Times Office, Richmond,
Va. mhT-st
WANTED. situation IN a mill, factory
fniuc, yard, or Office References
furnished. Address "BOOK-KEEP-
ER,' 5Oo north tlfth street.
WANTED. IN or out OF town. n position
10 close on open sets of books. Have
bad thirty years OF experience Adj
dress ACCOUNTANT" so. ZIG north
fifth street.
WANTED. position as stenographer
ana typewriter can bring good re-
Communications. Address T.. o. Box
800, city
------------
WANTED. a position AS cashier. book
Keeper, or amy kind OF Office work.
Have knowledge OF tails business
and can furnish references. Address
CASHIER, care General Delivery
city.
WANTED, place os clerk ln "a shipping
or wholesale house. Am familiar
with foreign accounts city refer
ences given. Address STERLING"
600 east Clay street
A YOUNG man wants position az steno-
grapher and typewriter. ia Well
QuaIHcd and can furnish typewriter
n desired. Address ENERGY, care
Times office.
\ RESPECTABLE young man Of good
reference desires work of some KIND.
Buffers work preferred Address
SOB west Moore street. city
A BOY seventeen years old desires a
situation OF some kind and can give
good reference Apply ". H, 30.
73l north Second street
WANTED bv "A youth OF eighteen years.
q position OF somo kind WINS I'
work at anything Address nc ai.
John street
WANTED by a painter o. eight yssrf
exrcrinucc work. Satisfaction Hlnf-
anfeod VIII work very roafonnoIe.
VIII leave c.fr n fo on.'I.N. AN-
dress PAINTER ll south second
street
WANTED. 1va voun. mon. employment
WI Wo, az .. s.-.ro, al-
stIlala, ,.'.., -r...., -.f,,ss orIco
Ntt9a AN'--'
---..-...--,- u.-f. ,.o,.-o man.
abet rr,,'. to.o vo1rs' EXPORT
rvii' $3.50, If... Not afraid
t.in1 DO N'NNr r.. Al Who'll
%, Mot". t..q Address A. B. g..
s,te Ine Ely. ..,elf
--.-.-....,.,. -.----,,.., a. booit-kooner by
wan l.D, l'''' ,.-,ir.f. III "a business
y'..- ii'''' c,,l Mathematician and
eo 800 rard BUSINESS
t-rrrr,-C T.imos oTIoe.
va d - -, ars ,ftn some business ex-
.,l.-,e . rl.Hf0n nf some kind
Alfrrrs rfrefN MESS care of Times.
A FATHER with Sis ln family Wishes
employment OF f.me E'nd Wlllnt
to do almost anything NII some
refarenoes e.fen Address NIiil
WANTED. hv 20 mnn of ohpeft
situation 08 Wood-fNfnHf ana ''IO'i
workman. Address DID,. DID ''ie "i
Times
WANTED. nj .in0n Nf..
wagon Well 0'HNl WIN W.
city Give no M.'h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

C,AsLIGHT IN EVERY HOUSE. NEW
u EST thing out. Attaches TO ordinary
lamps; no chimneys. safe. economical
Outit free 10 active workers STAND
ARD BRASS CO.. Mfrs, Covington. Ky.
mh7-1t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

ID zTREAT FOR THE SICK
N RECEPTION AND POUND PARTY
Tho annual Reception and Pound Party
Of the Retreat for the Sick Will be heli
WEDNESDAY. March 10th, from 10 a.
VI. 10 1920 =. NJ. al the Retreat. on
Twelfth street mhl-ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

w ANTED, BUILDING AND LOAN
W AGENTS for Richmond. Manchester
and other cities in Virginia. Cp-to-date
80 No fines for forieltures. Officers
and directors arc prominent bankers and
business men. Good pay to good Incc'
Address or apply at once COMMERCIAL.
EUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
az. NJ. Crutchheld, Secretary and Treas
urer). SOB east Main street, Richmond,
Va mh4T9 II, l4&1I-Ot'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

w ANTED. AN IDEA. WHO CAN
Protect your IDEAS; they may bring you
wealth Write JOHN WEDDERDURN
e. CO.. Department Patent Attorneys,
Washington, ID. G.. for their NeVO prize
offer and list Of 200 inventions wanted.
nozJ-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Il -OTHING SALESMAN WANTS POI
~ SiIiON with Richmond. Washing
ton. or Baltimore house. Address SALEs.
MAN. No. ., Times Office. Richmond.
va. mll-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

Tho Book Beer Of tho Home Brewing
Company out to-day IS the finest ever
shown in this city, and VIII sustain tho
excellent reputation OF this company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

WANTED. F,'PILS TO LEARN THE
w NEW STANDARD SIfOkTHAND.
No positions used and fewer word signs
than IN any other system. Terms ihod-
crate. Apply for particulars. T.. {.
WHITE. room Is, Chamber OF Commerce.
oc25-sutf
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FemaIe.

WANTED. sewing by thoroughly expert
crccd hand. Can cut and III and DO
strictly nrst-ciass work. Work at
home or 80 out by the day. Address
Ill Spring street.
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CASToEEEA-
Tie ,a.- n ------s :,
smile ~ MI -

Fiatulence S. cured 10y BEEcuAWs
PILLS.
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WANTED. SITUATION IN WHOLE
w SAIL house, factory. or c0mmls-
sion house, by strictly sober. industrious
man. Address h. III. f., care OK Times.
mh7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-02-26
Notice OF Insolvency.

State of Indiana, County of Dubois, SIS
Dubois Circuit Court, March Term, 1877
In the matter of the estate of George
Cox, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that upon petition filed in said court by
the Administrators of said estate, setting
up the insufiiciency of the estate OF said
decelent to pay the debts and liabilities
thereof, the Judge of said court did, on
the 9Th day of January. 1897, find said
estate To be probably insolvent, and or
dered the same to be settled accordingly.
The creditors of said estate are hereby
notified of such insolvency and required
10 file their claims against said estate
for allowance, and that the same will
come up for final hearing and settlement
on the 18th day OF March, 1897, and then
and there make proof OF heirship and
interest in said estate.
Witness the Clerk and Seal OF said
court, at the town or Jasper, Indiana.
this the 18th day of February, 1897.
HERMAN EcKERT,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
w. f.. Cox, Atty.
Feb. 10, 1897 .-2t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-02-26

~The COURIER is in receipt this
week Of another letter from Mr.. w.
Ruther in regard to establishing a
cannery in Jasper. United action
by our citizens could secure this
valuable addition to Jasper's indus
tries, and the employment it would
give to a considerable number Of
hands would be an advantage to
every business man in the town.
The farming community surround
ing the town would, however, be the
largest benefciaries. Last Satur-
days daily papers contained the
following telegram-and our farm
ers could be benefited in the same
way. At Is cents bushel for to-
matoes between 800 and 800 can
be realized from each acre cultivated
GREENWOOD, Feb. 19.-This at
ternoon j. T. Polk, in his Socia
institute, met some farmers to con
tract for growing tomatoes. Con
tracts were entered into for the fol
lowing: One thousand acres OF to-
matoes at Is cents per bushel, 6Ot
acres Of sweet corn at IS per ton
600 acres Of peas at 26 cents pc
bushel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-02-26
The Patriotic Way.

The present Republican Legisla-
ton of Indiana will be commended
b, all thoughtful people for the de-
termined position it has taken to
possess all the offices in the State,
which its majority last Nov. entities
it to. There is no namby-pan by,
Clevelandism, wishy-washy, nom
partisan, unpatriotic, SWIVEL sarvice
reform about that part of it. All
the non partisan tom-foolery en-
couraged by Cleveland during his
eight years OF misrule is the crea-
ture Of millionaires, who generally
haven't single patriotic, love-of-
country drop of blood in their veins.
The only true way to build up
patriotism in this country, and in
terest the honest masses to vote
their sentiments at each election, is
to have the party platforms declare
unequivocally in favor Of certain
policies, and have it understood
that possession Of all the offices will
follow the victorious party at the
polls, and that that party will be held
responsible for carrying out all OF
its pledges, and will be driven from
power at the next election if it fails
AS well expect oil and water to mix
as that a gold-bugin Office will favo1
the interests Of the common people
az against those Of the millionaires
The true spirit Of American patriot
ism, and love of country, is only en-
couraged by going in ''for the fla,
and an appropriation. True, thi
costs more, just as election
cost more il they occur every tw,
years, instead Of every 80 years, blu
the patriotism and watchfulnes
aroused more than saves the cost il
other directions, and these are tn
only hope for preserving liberty i
. Republic Dick Bright we'll es