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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06
DESTITUTE CHILDREN.

The following letter from tn,
Board of State Charities explains it.
self. There are some such children
in Dubois county, and it would be
to the advantage of the children and
county both, if they were provided
with good homes. The Board OF
State Charities keeps a constant
supervision of them when they
place them in homes, so as to see
that they are well treated and prop
erly educated.
Board Of State Charities, I
State House, indianapolis, Ind. :
August LIST, 1897.
Editor COURIER,
Dear Sir:-There are, at this
time, about fifteen hundred desti-
tute children maintained entirely at
public expense by the various coun-
ties Of the State of Indiana. The
cost of maintaining the children by
the county is about one hundred
dollars per year for each child.
In order to reduce this child de-
pendence and give the children a
better opportunity in life, the last
Legislature created a new depart
ment of the Board of State Chair
ties, which is to be devoted entirely
to improving the condition Of desti-
tute and neglected children. The
efforts of this new department will
be directed to the finding Of homes
in private families for the children,
thus relieving the taxpayers Of the
burden Of supporting them.
II has occurred to us that you
might be willing to lend us assist
ance in this work by notice in the
local columns Of your paper, some
thing after the following style:
"Any person desiring to adopt a
homeless child, or to receive into his
family such a child, to be kept and
cared for, is requested to write to
the Board of State Charities, Indi-
annapolis, Indiana.
II you are willing to help us in
this matter and will keep some such
notice as the above before the eyes
OF your readers, we feel that you
will be doing beneficent act fol
the friendless children, and at the
same time will be assisting to reduce
public expense. We firmly believe
that for every homeless child in
Indiana there is a childless home
ready to receive it, ifit can be found
We regret that we are unable tc
offer any payment for the assistance
which we are asking, but the Legis
lature did not make sufficient mon
ey provision for the conduct Of the
work to enable us to do this.
Very truly yours,
WM. B. STREETER, State Agent
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LUTHERAN PREACHING.

There will be German preaching
at the school house, in Jasper, on
the 18th Of August, at 2:30 p. M.
by Rev. G. A. Kienle, Pastor Of
Salems church, of Huntingburg.
All the German Lutheran Christians
in and around Jasper are cordially
invited to attend this service-as
also the German speaking public
generally, and others interested, so
that the day may not be far off
when a congregation will be organic
ed here, and the movement put on
foot TO build a church in this locali-
ty. 81.
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Average Of plats.
The two standard varieties, Vel
vet chaff and Michigan amber,
which have been grown at the Sta
ton ii years, not only maintain
their previous record but add to it,
as their yields in 1897 are slightly
greater than their average yields.
The other varieties, without excep-
ton, show reduced yields in 1897 as
compared with their average yields.
The test confirms two conclusions
reached in former experiments Il.
Most of the new varieties do not
prove valuable, and hence the as
tonishing claims of seedsmen that
the new varieties will greatly in
crease yields and profits, are wei
nigh groundless. 2. The stand
ard varieties will not run out" if
proper care is regularly taken to
select plump heavy seed, and sow
the same in good ground.
NlNIEk OAIs.
For three years in succession the
Station has attempted to grow win
ter Turf Oats. The results were alb
solute failures in 1895 and 1897.
The crop of 1896 yielded % and 81
bushels per acre, respectively, Oh
two plats, with a fine showing of
chess and other weeds, while five
plats of standard variety OF spring
oats, in the same field and on like
soil, averaged over IS bushels to
the acre.
Whatever seedsmen may say to
the contrary, it is certainly unwise
to attempt to grow winter oats in
the north half of the state.
w. c. LATTA, Agriculturist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

Summary OF Receipts and Expend-
lures for the fiscal year ending July 81,
1897.
ROAD FrSD-Receipts 500. As; Expend-
itures $3.50; Balance on hand $50. 6s.
Township FrSDs.-Receipts Sti46 .43
Expenditures S534.65; balance stills
SPECIAL SCHOOL Recent.
S955.4l; Expenditures S793.65; balanc,
Sl6l.76.
TrITIoS Fund.--Rcceipts 81 1872 81
Expenditures 81 ,9i2 40; balance $3.50. ~
Doc FuND.-Receipts S26l .93; Ex-
penditures Sl33. 10; balance $l2s.s3.
TOTAL ALL FUNDs.-Receipts - 1862 Sc
Expenditures So, 433 go; balance 81 42s.-
81.
Trustees allowance 500.
LEVI l.. JACOBS, Trustee.
Accepted by the County Commissions
ers Aug. 4th, 1897.
A. II. KoERxER, Auditor ID. G.
Aug. q, 1897 st.
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Summary Of Receipts and Expendi-
lures for the fiscal year ending July 81,
1897.
RoAD FuND.-Receipts 1888 o.: Ex-
penditures $l47 .63: Balance $5.4l.
TOWNSHIP FUND Receipts $685.. SO:
Expenditures $626.25: Overdrawn 42c.
SPECIAL SCHOOL frSD.- Receipts
$b67. As: Expenditures $3ll.4I: Balane e
$356.04.
TurrIox FUND.--Receipt $2.635. AS:
Expenditures 81 ,722 20: Balance 1913. 25.
Doc FUND Receipts $279.5I: Ex-
penditures $l54.74: Balance $l24.77.
TorAL or ALL FUNDS. Receipts $4,-
36l %: Expenditures g., 1852. %: Balance
vi ,3y0.E. Overdrawn AZ cents.
Trustees allowance $l94.5O.
X. p. SMITH, Trustee.
Accepted by the County Commission
ers Aug. 4, 1897
A. II. KoKRxER, Auditor ID. G.
Aug. @, 1879.
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Dubois Circuit Court October term, 1897
Henry Humbert,
vs.. No. 23i4.
Thomas Jones.
The plaintiff in the above entitled
cause having filed his complaint lnerein
tngether with an affidavit that the de-
PENDANT is not a resident of the state OF
Indiana, and that said action is to dis
charge lien on real estate in said
county and have mortgage thereon
marked satisfied.
Now, therefore. the defendant is here
by notified that unless he be and appear
on the second day of the next term of
the Dubois Circuit Court to be holden on
the second Monday In October, 1897, at
the court house in the town of Jasper
said county and State, and answer or
demur to said complaint, the same will
be heard and determined in his absence
- In witness whereof have here
SEAL unto set my hand and affixed
- the seal OF said court this 22d
day of July, 1897.
HERMAN EcKERr, Clerk.
TRAyLoR x HUNTER, Attorneys.
July %, 1897 .-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

sVThe Jasper COURIER" and
the Louisville Weekly Dispatch, the
only Democratic paper in Louis
vile, or the indianapolis weekly
Sentinel, or the Chicago Weekly
Dispatch will be sent one year for
&1.75. Subscribe now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

The master was asking questions.
Masters are apt to ask questions,
and sometimes, too, the answers are
apt. This question was as follows /:
Now, boys how many months
have % days?'
"All of them, SIR" replied boy
in front.-San Francisco Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06
~The Jasper town trustees held


a special session last Monday night
and ordered the Marshal to put
force enough on the streets this
week to clean them up, and to use
the grader to level them nicely.
On account Of the danger occur
ring a week ago Of breaking the
reservoir by over filling, it was de-
termined 20 employ a superinten-
dent Of the reservoir to look after
the water supply in it, and notify
the Veneer company, by signals,
when it was necessary t.
pump, and when to quit pumping.
1t developed in the talk that a
breaking of the walls Of the reser-
voif about week ago was only
averted by Mr.. X. Fink, who lives
close to it, hurriedly riding horse
from his house to the pumping
station to tell them to stop pump
ing, that his cellar was full Ct water,
and the foundation caving from I'M
der his house, and his cistern and
well were overlooking. If the walls
had broken, as little longer pump
ing would have brought about, both
Mr.. Fink's and Mr.. Hopf's houses
would likely have been washed
from their foundations, and proba-
bly, some one drowned. The trus-
tees ordered that Mr.. Fink be seen
and find out what he would charge
the town for superintendent. As
Mr.. Fink had threatened to bring
suit against the town for damages,
it was surmised that this was an
effort to make him feel safe here
after, and buy him of from suing
the town.
Trustee Alois Sprauer handed in
his resignation as Trustee of the
Sd ward, but the Board refused to
receive it, telling him he had helped
TO get the town in its present bad
shape, and he must help get il out
After discussion he withdrew his
resignation.
The town treasurer was ordered
to make a tender of the money
awarded as damages exceeding ben
efits on the proposed extension Of
9Th street, 1926, but as there was
not that much money in the treas
ury subject to draft, he wants to
know where il is to come from.
None Of the proceedings we're in
the town record on Thursday
morning when the COURIER repre-
sentative called to examine it, out
it was learned from outsiders who
were present what had occurred,
and it is supposed the record may
be made up in some future year,
when the town attorney gets the en-
tries ready to copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

NOTlCEis hereby given 10 the citizens Of
An cambridge township. Dubois county. Ind .
that the undersigned. male citizen OF the United
States. will apply 10 the County Commits sioners Of
Dubois county at their next regular session, In
September 1897 for license to retail Intoxicating liz
uors. beer and ~.ae. and permit the same 70 be
drank on the premises, under the provisions cf the
law Of Indiana governing such licenses
The precise location where said liquors are to be
sold Is IN room on the first floor in the south
corner OF the building owned by me. situated
on part OF the Southwest quarter Of the
south west quarter OF Sec twenty seven t2T) T. l..
=. five 90 West. in Dubois county, Indiana more
particularly described follows: beginning at the
n v. corner Of said 40 acres running thence south
- rods and feet TO tn. Petersburg and Jasper
road thence West along said road 30 rods and feet
thence North 20 rods to the North line Of said 40
acres thence East on said line rs rods and feet,
to the place Of beginning in cambridge township,
Dubois county Indiana.
Aug. g. 97--3w. JOSEPH LTCHNER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06
Test Of Varieties Of Wheat. Winter
Oats.

Purdue University Agricultural station,
August =, 1887.
The varieties Of wheat under trial
this season and the results as to
yield, are shown in the accompany
ing table.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

oSt ~ witt UOUSe Ste1m Ue1ter.
The County Commissioners met
on Monday last to receive bids for
putting in a heating apparatus for
the court house. There were four
bids, Two for steam and two for hot
air fixtures, as follows:
Jasper Machine Works, steam
heating, &555.OO. ID. w. Watson
Sons Co., Terre Haute, steam,
STA. David Oakes, Evansville,
hot air system $3.50. Chas. Shurig,
Huntingburg, hot air, $40.
A representative Of another firm
from the northern part of the State
was present, but after an examine
ton of the various rooms in the
building, declined to bid, saying
that he could not put in a hot air
furnace, and make it satisfactory in
a cold time.
After examining the different
plans submitted by the bidders the
Commissioners concluded that the
steam heating apparatus would be
the safest and most satisfactory.
They then awarded the contract
to the Jasper Machine Works as the
lowest bidder, the work to be com.
pleted before cold weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

Good returning up TO and including
Sept. I'd. SIS for the round trip from
Jasper to Old Point Comfort. Rates Of
$3.50 per day has been secured at Hy-
genla and Chamberlain Hotels.
v. Il. CLsycoMB, Agent.
Catholic Fair, Jasper, Ind, Aug. 3 to
III, l.. r. 4 st. L., will sell excursion
tickets at one fare from all Indiana sta
tons and also Louisville on Aug. 9Th,
Sth, 9th, 10th and 18th. Good up to and
including Aug. IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

~Connection with the water
works was made at the Church + air
grounds this week, and an electric
light plant was installed, with a
traction engine power. The build
ings are about completed, and
things will be in order for the big
crowd expected on Sunday and
Monday. Over 1900 tickets have
been sold so far, and it is probable
4 200 more will be sold, each ticket
drawing some prize.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

SILVER WEDDING.-D b O $
county's efficient County Assessor
and his estimable wife celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their
marriage yesterday, and there was
a considerable gathering Of friends
at their residence last night, and all
enjoyed pleasant social meeting.
The genial couple showed they
were excellent entertainers, and
have gone through a quarter of a
century Of married life retaining all
the happy Joy and mutual confii-
dence Of loves first dream. Their
many friends will all join the
COURIER in wishing Mr.. Kuper and
wife long continuance OF happy
married life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

hSThe way to wealth is as plal''
as the way to the corner grocery
Have the things to sell and ad'e''
tise them well.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-08-06

State of Indiana, Dubois county, SIS.
Dubois Circuit Court October term, 1897
Henry Humbert,
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~Subscribe for the COURIER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24
1He INplAN rRouhls.
Adlutant Oalusha 0ans 20 the scene
uf the Disturbance.


AdJutant Oalu.ha 0ans 20 the scene
Of the Disturbances.
VIRGINIA CRY. New. Feb 2a-Col.
Lord received a dispatch from Ad.
jutant Galusha. dated Yerington. last
night stating that all was quiet there
Another message from Governor Sadlsr
was Of the same tenor. aud the militia.
men were ordered 90 be In readiness %
assemble AZ the armories when sum.
moned. A special train with looomo-
tive was fired mp and KEEP, In waiting At
the depot here an night last night Ad.
juiant Galusha has gone 10 the front, II
miles beyond Yeungton.
Il l. aid the Indian police at the
reservation proved impo,ent 10 restrain
their dusly brethren from going on the
warpath. should the situation b. found
serious by Adjutant Galusha the FAINT
lies Of settlers In the valley will be sent
10 the towns Of Ycrngton and wabuskI
for protection The number o. lndiAnI
IN the state Il estimated az between
300 and 5000
Tho white population Of the Mason va
ley Is estimated az 800, aud dispatches
received state that their lives aud prop
eriy are In jeopardy.
The Nevada guard comprises hv'
companies Of infantry and one batter
Of artillery. The Reno guard Is equippo,
with a Calling Gun, but the Artiller
company has only two ANTICIPATED
smoothbore guns OF iS.pound cAliber
In an emergency 5co volunteers could
be raised on the Comstock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

stone CIty and Claylon PraIrle.

Enron EAoLr-with your permission
| will send IN a few Stone City aud
Clayton Prairie items.
Farmers are looking forward TO a
great crop year, so you see every body
- up with their blowing. Gardens are
being planted also.
La Grippe is going the rounds, and
most everybody Is tn dlors. DR.. Nicks
is being kept busy.
School Is very near at the close; only
two more weeks. Prof Watkins is the
teacher.
Quite an enjoyable evening was spent
at the pleasant home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Rant Smith last Friday, II being ball
in honor Of Mrssrs. William Smith and
Glib Cunningham. II was a beautiful
moonlight night, one can readily imag.
ine the enjoyment. The music from a
violin In the hands Of Mr. Leep was
simply enchanting. At II o'clock every
one enjoyed refreshments. which had
been prepared by the young ladies Of
The neigborhood.
Stone City and @ ayton Prairie ar,
counted as one nelghborhood by mosI
every one. Enough can not be said ia
behalf Of the host aud hostess who nd
their best 10 make every one prefe d
happy, which | am sure hey did. Thos,
present were Misses Lucy Cunning
ham, Allie Cunningham. Ida smith
Alice Smith, Maggie Wilson, Maggi,
Dehart, Annie Cunningham, Mar,
smith, Ella Mcfarland and Mamie Eu
banks, Messrs. VIM. Smith, Glib Gun
ningham, Willis Smith, Dindy Cabin
Nerna Henry, Willie Parker, Robef
Henry, johnnie Mack, John Eubanks
Joe Enbanks, Manuel sanlarosa, Johl
Blume, John Pickett, Napoleon Nc
Mellon and Comadore Burt, Mr.. an,
Mrs. David Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs
"ill Burt, DR.. and Mrs Nicks, Mrs
Welihia Burt, Peter Goodson, and Mr..
Pickett.
The Brazos Is behaving real we'll
hasn't been on boom 10 quite aWhil,
although We have had some disagreea
bic weather.
MIR. and MIS-. Dave South Of Coleg,
} have bcen visiting Mr.. South's par
ents, Mr. aud Mrs. J. c Blume, IN
past week.
We have preaching at the Blum
church on Clay ton Prairie every fri
Sunday by Rev. 5. c. Martin, Of S,ee
Hollow.
|, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Blume have prom
, lsed a surprise TO the young socioi
folks Of the neighborhood, and they Al
a getting impatient Watch II they don
! surprise you. INQusnoR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

Mrs. Anna Gaines, Of Waco, psychl
healer, paid the Eagle Office a call yes. o
ierday. She goes to Calvert today on
invitation to lecture at the Odd Fellows
hall In that city. Mrs. Gaines is an
interesting conyersationAlist, and de.
hyers an interesting lecture.
The Eagle has received several inter.
esiing communications this week from
different places In the county, for which
we are more than grateful. The Eagle
has always desired the local neighhor.
hood news Of the county, and will
eheerfally furnish stamps and parer tc
those who will write regularly, and alsC
send a copy Of the paper compliment
tary TO one correspondent In each eigh
borhood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are authorized TO announce
NJ A nANka

We are authorized TO announce
WN. A. BANKS
a. a candidate for Secretary, Assessor
and Collector OF the City Of Bryan 81
the ensuing April election.
We arr authorised TO announce
&. r. JENKINS
~ a candidate for the Office OF city sec
retary, assessor and collector OF Bryan.
at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized b. announce
"a. q. RHODES
a. candidate for City Seer tATy, Tar
Ass i,sor and Collector Of Bryan. Elec.
ton first Tuesday in April. 1871
We are authorized 10 announce
CT. WILSON
a. a candidate for city marshal Of By.
m At the ensuing April election.
We are authorized 10 announce
&C. SHELBURNE
a. a candidate tor reelection 10 the
office Of city marshal Of Bryan al the
ensuing April election.
We are author zel 10 announce
B0YETT
a. a candidate cor City Msrhal Of
Bryan At the ensuing April election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

For coal In airy quantity call on John
N. Lawrence and Go. TELEPHONE No.
Is. g3u
DR.. W. II. Oliver was able TO be up
yesterday for the first time after several
days illness.
Consumption. La0rippe. Pneumonia.
cured by shlloh's Cure. Sold by all
drurClsis
Miss Dent has gone b. Austin amer
a pleasant visit to SIR. and Mrs. James
o. Chance.
Corn, oats, meal, bran, bay, cotton.
seed meal and bulls, fresh and cheap At
Edge Bros. u
John NJ. Lawrence and A. NJ. Wal
drop are Of on = business trip through
Madison county.
Five Cottages for Sale OF Rent. Also
good family horse and buggy aud =
dne colt, 8 years old. JSo. II. wpH.
colin
Turn the trusts loose. The antitrust
law Of Texas has been declared uncon.
sututional, null and void by the United
States District Judge Swayne Of Dallas,
In an opinion for y yards long.
Prof. Louis =. DIR, a Mexican musl
clan and composer d ability, tenders
bis services a. instructor on all orches
ira instruments at reasonable rates
For particulars apple At Mckenzie 4
Co.'S iewelfy store. 20
was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross. Karls Clover Root Tea hal
made me well pnd happy.
Sold by all druggists
MPs. Il. h. wORDEN.
The regular meeting Of the count,
educational examining board was bel,
al the ourthouse Friday and Saturday
). Capt. J. T. Gloss, W. A. Banks and W
A. Watkins comprise the board. Their,
4 were only two applicants, both for sec
ond giade certificates. Mics Ger'rud,
Nall vas granted q four years certificate
sud Miss Pauline spAnn a two year
certificate.
Mr.. ]. II. Ryder was up from Well
born yesterday and stated to the re-
porter tina, Mr. ?. l. Martin. who Lai
been prospecting for coal near Well
! born, has found copper in apparent
abundance abou, ten miles from Well
3 born on the Nayasota liver neal
, Mitchelrs bridge. aud lie nov deyotin.
his time TO further Investigations IA
} tina, neighborhood. The specimens b.
4 has secured show a very large pc
!. cent Of copper ore, and the impres
ZION prevails that he has made luck,
j, hnd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

AUstlN, Feb 23.--Swanta Palm has
presented his magnificent library to the
state university This library is valued
At 100000 and contains many rare
books. manuscripts aud engravings
lie has one volume that has no dupli.
cate in the world, and has time and
agAid refused an almost fabulous sum
for Il from the British museum
Mr.. Palm came 10 Austin In iSll. and
for 30 years has been swsiish consul
here
In 1883 he was made Knight Of War.
saw by King Oscar Of swedea. aud this
shows the estimation In which he IL
acid In his own country.
He has been 90 years collecting the
magnificent library which he presented
10 the state university. and IL is doubt.
ful II any institution Of Learning In the
world was ever presented with more
valuable gift
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

Chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Ter
Jchn Chandler len for Anderson yes.
day.
Col. A. N. Rhode. lef, yesterday for
Waco.
90 10 Edge Bros f5r all kinds Of feed
rsHas. Phone i6i ~
Mfs. N. d. Cole IL visiting friends
near Tabor.
Edge Bros. is the place 10 get your
oats and coin meal. ~
J. B. wesiall arrived yesterday from
Anslelon, BraEoria equity.
House for Rent-Apply 70 Il. r
Knowles. Phone i5l. 10
Rev. w. n. CrenshaW and wife wer'
visitors 10 the city yesterday.
House for rent. Apply to CiG A
Adams 6iu.
wANTED-Five or ok table board
ere y Mrs. u. J.. Poverty. 20.
Niles l.onia Coa'ter 10, yesterday fol
visit 10 sherman and wayahachie.
Nv. Coulter Il receiving new spring
and summer gods. Call and SEE how
cheap lhr ue. 7sil
Cherls. Armstrong, brother Of Hon
Rob,rt Armstrong Of this city, arrived
IRON Hoo. on Yesterday.
Hams n John sherman's senstor.
lei shoes ~l.ioh viii soon bcgin to rip,
rasel and run down al the heel.
Losr-Lalie-' hand scarf pin with
tire jismoni. finder will be paid
literally ~ returning to L. Bonnie
vile. 72u
cnns''rs'ion causes more than hal
The ills ul women. Kafrs Glover Roo
Tea b pleasant cure Cor Cons lpation
sold by ali druggists
Tho .lousson & Texas Cen raj roal
has issuel q ehculsr stating that al
veterans Of the Texas army would b
given nass-s 10 attend the annual "
union IN Houston 10 Ap'n
Sir swsnie Palm, ior the past thirt
years Swedish consul ~ Au-iin. ha
presented g SiOo0o0 ibrary TO th. Tc,
a. State University, sisty years hay
hetr occupied 10 collecting the library
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-24

Carson, New. Fob g3.-Dan Stuart
has sent di,uatchcs Of inquiry whether
BAL Hawkins would meet Michael n, .
herty Of Lowell, Mass. who recently
gained decision over Erne, Hawkins
Is ready and willing 10 make such
match, but there Is habls 10 be some
hitch In regard 10 weight, a. Flahort-
fought At l?5 pounds, while Hawkins
cannot fight At less than 1870 pounds