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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-02
THE MINING INDUSTRY

Is one of Utah's greatest resources,
The Herald publishes more min
ing news than any other Utah
newspaper.
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1000 have modified at Wakkerstrom,
the chief point of mobilization there.
Cardinal Herbert Vaughan. arch
bishop of Westminster, preaching in
the pro-cathedral today. referred to the
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COMING OUT THEIR HOLES.
Cuban beginning TO RenIixe That
sev~nty-fIve Dollars IL better
Than an OLD 6un.

Havana May 29.-Fully 100 men
with rifles were waiting in line for the
opening OF the Office for the payment
OF Cuban soldiers who Will give up
their arms. and there were also pres
ent about eight men with receipts for
arms. delivered up 70 the civil authori-
ties. The majority Of those with rifles
say they have had all the fighting they
went. and add that they do not rare
who takes the arms so long - they re-
ccive their SIS.
It is probable that the payment viii
continue here al day. owing TO the
fac thar il takes some time 70 LOOK up
each mans record.
Advices from Cienfuero= say the re-
ports, under date Of May Is. Of riot
ing there on the part Of Cuban lock
laboTers have been exaggerated. that
not over q dozen men were engaged,
and that only one man was wounded
instead Of one being killed and seven
wounded. as az first reported.
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ruAnee oisrs at each post once where the
receipts tOT the last FrocttlNf Ns~~ S"A
amounted 10 as much ~ $500" ~ 49,
~ Not eNDeeaiuh onc cA-Alc. ANl w.
finance clcrks AZ ttc4 pNst "INer
tho receipts Cor NAe lAst 4'~-
amounted 10 AZ much a. -
nnAnra clerks af each ta-t nNAtr NNffe
the receipts fer tho Atrt yrcNe.l- ~
year amounted 20 AZ much ~ y i'N
Al 500 iia- onN s.,fN VINO $3.50
be = fHsul.Ar lns STEFAN, tHr --t
post office. vatn nltA 4lAnt ns WV
master general. 90 NNANthr
Tor sick ie4Yc- anu aa9 fo ASK a. + s--
Il Tas .sl r~.ntenaent of the not
SnrlnE4 reservation.
IA one special and Inspector.
G INSPECTORS OK coal mines IN the ter
a. special agents. employed IS necesst-
Is FOR their employment may Afi-t ApT
the purpose ~ protecting plAlic AntS
AZ THE iusfrctors oi surveyors s-AF.A
ara district land Offices
4 Sugerlnfen@ent ~ irrigation "a me
Il s%aqsrin naea,s q iosgins IN ne
Tive special INDIAN agents. IS sa-
thnrirel hy law
AZ Sftti1l agents Tor the allotment ~
lands Ia sexerAlty % the insian=. as tho
necessity Tor their cwvio- meu- may arise.
W Engineers 70 make surveys of te-eF-
walton boundary lines and surveys AZ IN
di.m AL rs IS the Aeccsslty Tor their
employment may arise
81 Examiners OK Indian rifnher lands.
ss tie necessity Tor their employmentnay
arise
0 one financial clerk al each Indian
agency. 10 act - asent during tie ao-
z scace or disability OF the agent.
"a AL positions In the Alaska school
service.
s.. Not exceeding Ave special rension
examiners a. examine fraudulent and
other pension claims .. = criminal IA
turr
81. one clerk at each pension agency 70
act fer the agent during hts absence or
disability.
81 Az nfS anil experts who are tempo
rarity appointed md employed ~ making
investigations ana fgrMi@llug information
TOT ths department. as provided hy law. OF
under TIDE direction Of the head of tnc Ia.
p4rtm.if. which agents or experts sn~l
be Dorue ol tire roll. as such auc :.
actually ENGAGED ir TIE duties Ter which
they are appointed. % whose pAyn4uAi
fas been authorized b. Jaw
s.. One statistical agent IN each state
ani territory where authorized by law.
80 The assistant secretary ~ the smith
scnian Institution. In charge Of the init
I'd states national museum
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his Pouv Gsr!'-Neeiy's spani.h.xr..
can War Panorama.

Contains leo superb half tone erqrav,,..
made from photographs taken Of our Al,
In camp, on transports and il actua' serv -
Spanish and American Gun-boats. Cuba III
Il Manila, Landscapes, Architec,rrl'
shows the manners and customs Of ~ 49,
pie OF our new Islands; Pictures Of our IL
roes-Devey, General Charles King tkrcw,
as Capt. Charles King. the authorl. NLtts-
Hobson, Roosevelt, Sampson. Miles, Sca..v'
Shafter, Lee, Brooks, Carroll Groups !
Officers. Cavalry. Artillery, Infantry. Sim,
Rifle. practice. Spanish Soldiers, lnsurssr,'
Chickamausa. Jacksonville. Tampa. ~.
Farewell. Letters Home, Hospitals. Csa
Barton, Rough Riders, Santiagy San Ju.s'
Manila, the Beautiful Women Of Cuba al
Manila.
The Album is 5lxs inches, weighs Il
ounces, printed on finest coated paper
sent FREE 70 any address in the U.i..i
States. Canada or Mexico for II cent, !,
stamps or com. 20 cover postage and is.s.
ing. Copy may be seen at any ticket czs
OF the B41 Four Route.
Orier a. once. "a the edition i limi,g
Address WARREN J. LYNCH. Geal
Passenger and Ticket Agent, "Bs la
Route" Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mark envelope WAR Album
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Five persons were injured. one OF
them probably fatally. by a tornado
near KeSwick. Ia.
Austin TEX lawyers say that the
recently-cnacted antitrust Jaw con-
ficts with the federal patent laws.
The total production OF coal in the
United States IL ls9s greatly exceed
ed that OF the previous year.
Oscar :. Jones, q railroad laborer.
was drowned in attempting TO cross
tie Grand River az Chillcothe, No.
The growth OF the postal business is
Indicated by the unusual number u
officers advanced TO higher salaries.
Engineer John Isan and Fireman II.
johnson of the Texas & Pacific were
killed in a freight train wreck near
Nhi'esboro. Tex
Nine persons were killed and . num-
Der injured by a wreck. caused BY a
wa-hout. four miles east of Waterloo.
la. Sunday morning.
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Times SAYS that the gov
eminent exhibit az the Worlds fair
will surpass all others.
The saloons and gambling-houSes in
Galena. Mas. and Joplin. No. were
closed Sunday. for the first time in
several years.
Rev. J. Schild. a negro preacher.
was almos; drowned ia an East ST.
Louis (Ill.) pond while preparing TO
immerse a number of converts.
Howard Kretz made a successful
jump from the Brooklyn bridge, sun
day. ITc Was not hurt in the least.
though the shock quite unneryed him
for q while.
Bredell ard Taylor. under arrest. at
Philadelphia. on charges of counter
feiting. confessed 70 the government
officials the location OF $40 counterfeit
plates in Maryland The plates were
found.
James Lynch. an East -. Louis Cll.)
saloonkeeper. shot and dangerously
wounded his wife. slightly injured his
stepson. William. and then shot him
self in the head At his home.
The government o 0 may be called
upon 70 determine whether the Isle
OF Pines, 60 miles of the coast OF Cuba,
Is a part OF that island and included in
the territory surrendered by Spain.
The jury in the case Of Edward
Hynes. who was tried for murder a,
Clayton. Mo. failed 70 agree and wal
discharged. They stood seven for &C.
quiftal and five for conviction
Dr. pagenstceker. the eminent Ger
man o%culis,. will endeavor. BY an cp-
Grafton. to restore the sight Of ono eye
Of Queen Victoria. which has been
sightltss for a long time
Dr. Richmond Cornwall. who killed
Lis brother. al 81. Louis. a few Year,
ago. and was acquitted Of the charge
Of murder. committed suicide az Kan
sas City. No. on account OF financial
troubles.
A terrific hailsform struck Hastings
Neb. sunday afternoon. and continued
Is minutes. during which tine over 2.
~ panes Of glass were broken. fruit
and grain destroyed. chickens and
lirds killed aud injured and several
persops hurt
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The fact that you can make a nmia r,.
IN haraess constitutes one oi the ri.i !
Every dor has h,a d,y lt~
nigh. force. y" 10
The man who doesn't lift his kat wb,r Z.
meets has vile probably refers 10 Lis ms.. :.
a this old lady"
A man seldom msrries his frs. love W.,
he gets old enough to take a wife ~ -
orally buy cutting down papa. pant. i,
Willie ~
Some men are born rich and someare ho-.
lucky. but they all have to .ose tbrr Z :
teeth and have the measles Just tie saas :
Chicago Post.
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Paris. June Lieut.. Col. Du Patty
du Clam. seriously implicated by the
recent proceedings before the cour OF
cessation and the probable :nstigator
OF some of the forgcrics that have zig
ured in the Drcyfus affair, was placed
under arrest al 1880 last cvct-.iS and
taken To the Chcrche Midi military
prison.
The officer sent TO arrest him visited
his house thrice before he found him
and declined TO give any Information
as 10 why the arrest was made.
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Davenport. Ia. May 3i.-The Grand
Army posts Of Davenport. Rock Island
and Moline. III. joined yesterday after.
noon in the memorial exercises at the
Esticnal cemetery on Government ISL
and. Tor the first time the graves OF
over 1900 confederaic-. who died while
imprisoned on the island during the
war. We're decorated with flags by
cranc army men in common with 400
Urior soldiers sleeping In the national
ctrVftCrN.
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rIlrY nrNEMnNRrD rnE NAME.
Aad in Honor of Her Murdered crew
Decorated the skeleton OF the
shin with Flowers.

Havana. May 3i.-nrcoratson day
vas observed here yesterday ia q no.
table manner At nin Osio~k Mrs
Estes e.. ka;hhons and a committee OF
ONE who had hccn selected for the
purpose. were taken 81 Rear-Ai-
nirai Crumwell's launch. escorted by =
detachment az marines. 20 the wreck
d. the battleship Maine. where they
strung me skeleton OF the unfortunate
craft with ropes Of laurel and wroaths
Of flowers.
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crew. Flags were displayed at half
mast. q salute was fred n 9 and a
rcrimeniai band played a dirge-
Nr. How'd. deputy collector at rran-
tanamo. arranged Tor ceremonies
there. The Cut-ns were tasorably inn
PRESSED with the idea ~ decorating
Tie graves ~ their own soldiers, and
l.a 80 to some extent.
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IN Georgia ana south Carolina.

atlanta. Ca. MAY 31.-Naticnal
Memorial day was firingly Observed in
Georgia and South Carolina. The de-
rarimcnt 81 Georgia q. a. T.. embrac-
in, the state 81 Georgia and south
Carolina. contains four cemeteries. at
an 81 which appropriate services were
held. ~ Marietta. Ga, there are TO-
200 graves; AZ A~ndersonsille. Ga, 3D..
Ito. at Beaufort. ;. g.. $3.50, and a
Florence, :. c.. 3.lO0.
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Chicago. May si.-Gov. Tanner,
Mayor Harrison. Gen. Thomas Andcr-
son and other military and executive
officer yesterday reviewed the longest
Memorial Day parade that has turned
cut in This city in years The weather
was perfect. and the city was filed
with our-of-town visitors. n most en-
fhusiastic greeting was given 1900 sol
dicrs os the Spanish war. q continued
ovation. marking their progress along
the line ~ march. There were No Spe-
eial features attending the decoration
IL graves "a the various cemeteries.
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Sew York. Nlay ai--The sarcopha
Gus ID Gen. Grant in the tomb at
Cisremont cemetery was covered
with flowers. after impressive cerc-
monies by L. :. Grant Post. 9. 4. X
OF brooklyn. an address by Gov. Eoose-
welt ard a presidential salute Of Il
guns nred from the United states
cruiser brooklyn. which Iav in the
Hudson Just below the hIl. with all
her battle flag flying More than TO-
600 persons witnessed the ceremony.
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Omaha. Men,. May ai.-Memorial aay
VIA more generally observed through.
u. Nebraska than ever before. Owing
10 the strong sentiment against II
there was an almost entire absence o!
81, rting events. At McCock q hcauti'
full soldiers monument was dedicated
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Shake into your shoes. Aliens Fc0ttiV -,
spowLer for the feet IL make ltfrAes
sho-s feol Easy. Cures Ccrns, hu-ie-s
Swollen, Hot, Callcas, Sore. ar. rwaa.s,
Feet All Druggists and Shoe Stores 81
Il. 25r. sample sent FREE Address
Allen s. Olmsted, Lc Roy, ". y.
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THE HANDS 0F CHILDREN.
Washington I~naugurates a New De-
parture in the Ceremonies
of Decoration Day.
TIE SOLUTION or A vFxtO PROBLEM.
~olrnte@ Bands OF Children From
the abli schools Performed the
IosInE Duty al >frewtnG
AZ. the Graves OF the Dead Ike
EnrdIess of section.

Washington. May Sl.-Nashingtcn
has inaurnratcd a new Memorial day
custom. soldiers graves yer deco
rated rs volunteer bands 81 children
from the puolic schools. The plan
las been carefully considered. and WAS
carried through with the hope that II
may become permanent. The veter-
ans Of the civil war are growing old
and few. II is apparent thar within a
short time the work OF decoration
must necessarily pass 70 other hands
An Appropriate Time
This seemed 10 be an altogether ap-
propriatc anniversary 20 delegate p
patriotism Of the country which has
been aroused 10 q high pitch by the
recent war with Spain. Why should
not the school children give natural
expression TO il by bringing together
the lowers and placing them upon the
graves OF all soldiers. This has met
with . hearty response. ~hich prom
iscs well for the perpctlafion OF the
new custom.
Children mt Every Cemetery
Bands OF children. divided evenly as
10 the sexes. visited every cemetery
in ana about Washington Their OF
fetal badges were white and pink car
nations. They strewcd flowers on The
graves OF al American soldiers, OF ! a
ION and confederate. and Of those who
served against foreign foes. The pro
rramme had been careful planned.
The assipumenrs were made for all OF
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Lixcrpnnl Food -torhs.

Liverpool. June 2.-Foilowing are
stocks of breadstutfs and froyis-
Ions In Liverpool: Wheat tin certified
warehouses). i.39s 900 ccntalS: corn
| Tin certified warchouscSl, 10000 CEN
tails: Hour, 10000 sacks; bacon. ~
POO boxes: hams. 5000 ioNes' Shout
ders. 400 boxes. lard. 5000 '~ierces'
| eheese. 10000 boxes; butter. 500 peck-
ages.
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s.Ialc-.' Monument Dedicated.

Ashland. y. H.. Nay 3i.-A soldiers
monument erected hy the grand army
with tho assistance Of the Nomans
Relief corps and the town was dedi-
Gated yesterday with appropriate cere-
monies in the presence o. q large gath
erinr "a citizens and visitors.
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II IL .aid that Eoquesort cheese dates bsd
70 Piinys time. Some Of II snle.ls as thong
It were a great deal older thai tLa,.-B0
Ton Transcript
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Boulder. Col. June 1.-The tniver.
.,.v % Colorado yesterday conferred
the degree OF IL. ID. upon brighten
rv~inC I.alc. L. ;. Y,
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Marchand and his companions then
lurched az the ministry OF marine. .
number OF generals and admirers be
ing among the guests. The explorers
were received by President LoIbet at
the Elyscc palace at three o'clock in
the afternoon.
After luncheon at the ministry OF
marine and listening to congrltrlatory
speeches. Marchand received from the
minister Of the colonies, VI. cuiliain, q
medal commemorative 81 the eNpedi-
ton.
a delegation from the military news
papers then presented the explorer
with a sword " honor.
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Chattanooga. Tenn. May 3i.-With
elaborate exercises the graves of the
1900 Union soldiers buried in the Ma
ticnal cemetery here were decorated
Yesterday. Resting beside the dead of
the civil war ia this cemetery are sew
cral hundred volunteers Of the Span
iSh war who died Al Chickanauga. and
the decoration was a joint affair, par
tiCipated in by veterans Ct both wars
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EthA-He offered ne ~ ers'gsz-
ring.
kirh-And ~ curse you gave lin ~
glad handi"-puck.
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DECORATION DAY At MANILA
The craves of Three SOL
dIer- Covered with ~Glk Flags
and beautiful Flowers.

Manila. Mas al.-NcIOrl1i day vas
celebrated AZ battery Knoll. where
Scetf's ours Were planted against the
T5lirina trenrhes I'D the first days
friiirr All Manila. Nc.riv aop soldiers
III buried there on a bleak mound sur
rounded hy rice fields. rough boards
nnkir- the graves. which are ranged
In untrokfn rows. Beyond these are
Sranish llock houses and bamboo
hedges. Which were mown by shells
from the american guns.
The few soldiers who could be
spared from the trenches came TO Bat
tcry Knoll. dusty AID bronxed, bearing
flowers with which - stresv their com
r.i.fs' graves. a silk flag was placed
above each mound. The day was as
mild a. q New England spring DAY.
when. iust before sunset. a few hum
1reI Americans gathered in a circle
around Tafiery Knoll in blue and
brown uniforms.
Among the soldiers were croupeS 81
American ladies'. and Iroyvn-faccd ma
tiyes pecring curiousiy At the unyvont-
an acle from points near by
Th, guns OF the monitor Monadnock
honbarding Parnaoue. doomed a sig
nifeant reminder Of the nearness 81
war. Just as the Sixth artillery band
began a dirve. the thunder of the
Moradnock's guns ceased. while taps
sounded from the bugle.
Col. Charles DENLY. ~ the United
sraiss Philippine commission. presided
at the exercises. He spoke briefly Of
the peculiar ~olemniiy ct the day q
Marila-
The chaplain Of the British cruiser
Powerful made an invocation.
Chaplain Pierce. Of The Tw~eniy-third
infantry. AMI Chaplain CresSey. Of the
Minnesota volunteers. delivered ora
ficus. and the soldiers sang approI-i'
ate hymns.
when taps sounded the soldiers tool
the flags from the GRAVES 10 send z
relatives OF the dead.
Similar services were held over N,
deac IN the Pace cemetery. Col. Den
hv was the orator on this OCCASION
The graves were decorated with Z cas-
quarfiry 81 magnificent flowers.
High mass FOR the dead OF the 10
man Catholic commission was cele
hra'cd AZ the paco cemetery in N,
morning. Oraiions were delivered by
Father Mckinnon and Chaplain Steven
son 81 the Idaho regiment.
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An enormous crowd gathered in
front Of tho Military club and cheered
for the army. The interior OF the club
was decorated with trophies Of war,
flags. flowers. etc.
squads ON municipal guards, mount
"a and on foot. eventually cleared the
Avenue de rOpera and d.ver.cd all
ira fro from IL.
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Movcs the bowels each day n orsr'
Be- healthy this is necessary. Acts ssn:gt
the liver and kidneys. Cures sex s@-
sche. Pyioc . and Nc.
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louisville. Ky.. May sl.-Union sol
dieis who sleep in the cemeteries of
Lcuis,iile and New Albany, Ind. were
remembered with flowers yesterday
The exercises. while simple. were i'm
pressive. The day was generally OBJ
SER ID a= a holiday. business houses
AMI schools being CLOSED.
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Santiago dc Cuba. May 3i.-Dccora-
tion day was deliberately observed
hcr,. Notwithstanding the fact that
there are few graves Of American sol
1scTs ia this part Of Cuba Maj Joseph
G. Saunders arranged an impressive
G, rmony. which was carried out over
The graves OF the victims Of the Nir-
ginius tragedy If lss3. when some
thirty Americans and six British sub
S,cis. with many Cnhans who were
ccnveyin assistance 20 he Cuban in
surrection on the American schooner
Nirginius. q captured by the Span
ISL gunboat Tornado. AMI soon after
MART shot BY the Spanish. The graves
were located with considerable dr.
Guilty by Mai. Saunders. a near rcia-
live Of q member OF the unfortunate
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lions lrcsCTANtu ~ hht Ns
meat ta Which They serve.
Washington. May s9.-prcsident Nc
kinlcy has issued the amendments 70
tie evil service rules which he has
hal under consideration for about a
year. IL releases from ,he operations
of tie civil service rules about f.VVJ Of
nces. AInoa- such piaces are The iol-
lowing. Pension examining surgeons,
Indians employees ia the Indian serv-
ice. and many places in the engineer
department az large. The quArtermas-
tiers department At large. the srosisi-
ence department az large, the oru-
nance department AZ large o. the war
derartn4ent With reference 10 these
places IA the outside war department
service. il IS PROVIDED that they shah
b. subject - regulations 10 be pre-
scribed by the SECRETARY Of war ana
approved by the president thus plac-
in- these branches Of the service on
substantially the same basis as Tie
navy yaru service.
The following named employees Or
positions which have classified under
tie civil. service act ar excepted .
tie requirements Of examination or
registration. unless otherwise stated.
The Exempted Offices.
Not exceeding two private secretaries
Or Cuulleut4l clerks ~ TIE frDF4-
. Not exceeding t~o private SecFel-rles
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Every tne we meet a school'esghr "
find thai VIC have always bean rrleelc
ing another word incorrc- y.-AN-A.'
G.oke.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

to grandma in ths rocker Grain-O Is good 20
che whole family. II sthe loas-iesftls b
st.tute for coffee. Never upse.s the nerve
or Injuries the digestion. Male from f-r
grains il Is a food in itself. Hs the fs..
and appearance Of the best coffee a, {; "a
price. IL IL a eenulne and scientic aft.0
and 10 come to stay. II makes for kf4i.
md strength. Ask your grocer for Gra.aN
Not every boy who has his pic.rrotsl
holding a fiddle can play " ashius.. II u
Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

The greatest trouble Ia every ns's lfs
something he never Aad.-AteAisea GEN