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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

While playing in the street Tues
day afternoon, Adam, the ll-year-
old son Of Adam Meurer, was acci-
IDENTITY struck in the left eye by
stone thrown by Chris. Winken-
hoefer, destroying the sight.
County Treasurer Chas. Moenk-
haus left for indianapolis yesterday,
where he goes to make a settlement
with the state treasurer. The
amount due the state from the first
linstalment Of taxes is S. ,sIs.U.
The threatening weather OF Tues
lday prevented the carrying out OF
1.-The Memorial Day exercises as pre-
viously arranged. However, COM
l imittees were sent to cemeteries TO
decorate the graves, and the pro-
] gram was. given in the city hall ;
where a good crowd gathered to wit
! ness the exercises. Hon. W. ;.
\ Hunter, Of Jasper, delivered an ex-
) cellent address, which was highly
slappreciated by the old veterans and
their friends. .-Huntingburg News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09
TWO NATIONAL TASTES.
Caroway Seeds and the Crust on Boiled
Milk Liked.

Z" One OF the two things that oc-
cupied my time in Germany" said
a student who had just retarned
from semester in Berlin, "was
dodging caraway seeds. That was
not as easy as it sounds. In the
manual OF German cookery, which
lis admirable enough in every other
respect, the use Of caraway seeds is
a matter evidently regulated by the
caprice Of the cook. She is at lib
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09

Symposium.
Rights guaranteed under The Con-
stitution and under the Divine law,
their observance and their violation.
The church and the saloon.
Omnibus symposium.
Christian ci izenShip
War and twentieth century civil
zation.
Our State Industrial School for
Girls.
Scientific temperance instruction
in the public schools; how to make
Indiana's law more effectivs, Geo
X. Wilson.
COMMITTEE.
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No Chance for Criticism.

"Owls are said TO be most de-
voted lovers"
"Yes; they never see each 9th
er in daylight. chicago Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09
w. C. r. U. COLUMN.

CONDUCTED BY MRS. NJ. L. HOBBS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-09
Womeu's Christian temperance un on
Program for Normal institute, TO Be
Held at Jasper, June IA and Is. 1899.

porters, Mrs. Hobbs.
Mothers meetings or conferences,
Miss Hadley.
R-form legislation. The curiew'
w. A. Traylor.
Reading the testimonials oi May
ors and Marshals, II. NJ. Milburn.
The foregoing division OF the sub
iects each to be given in five min
utes.
Consecration hour. Bible read
ing, Miss Iadley.
Topic-Individual responsibility
in Christian living ard Christian
work, Rev. Kienle.
Christian living in the home,
Mrs. Strain.
Christian work outside OF the
home, Mrs. Eta Green.
Invocation testimony and Conse-
Grafton service, Mrs. Balch.
Literature by State, County or
local Superintendent Of the depart
ment. Miss Emma Afford.
Music, Mrs. Medcaif
Announcements. Noontide prayer
led nv Rev. j. ;. Washburn.
Adjournment for lunch.
AFTERNOON.
Music, Mrs. Medcalf.
Address in behalf OF the church
Rev. Medcali.
Address in behalf OF the children
Norma Milburn.
Address in behalf of citizens.
Response, Leila Gray.
l.. I. l.. Branch-Read prayer
fully sam II 32-3.. Miss Stella
Britain.
The relation existing between the
IL. L. l.. and the W. &. /. u, Mrs
Ella Gleason.
Education Of the young in Par
liamentary usage, in cur m thod
and in department work, Miss Anni
katterhenry.
Why every Union should supper
Legion, Mrs. l.. Pierce.
Whom shall we send? Who g
for us?, Miss Matte Rlchey.
Indiana's methods for promoting
Department work, for recording ant
reporting the work, for supportlni
,lher Industrial school, for support
ing her State paper, for conductln
Normal institutes, Tor promoting OF
ganization, for promoting the II
branch, reaching the salaried youn
women, for promoting uniform mi
crest at local Union meetings, an
for observing Memorial days. In
foregoing topics each to be present
ed in four minutes, Miss Hadley.
A fifteen minute lesson IN CIV
government or parliamentary drill
Miss Hadley.
!, Miscellaneous business An
lnouncements.
Adjournment.
| EVENING.
Oratoricll contest as arranged b
State Superintendent OF the dt
pa,tmert and local workers.
SECOND DAY-MoRNING.
Devotion, Mrs. Yates.
Music, Mrs. Medcalf.
The enfranchisement OF Indian
, women. Echoes from the Legisls
lture. Miss Lottie Doane.
How to use the pres, Mrs. Hobbs
Discussion.
! How not to do Christian wor
/; successfully. Looking at our iill
lures for ten minutes, Miss Hadle,
Business principles apple d t
-lChristian work, Rev. Medcalf.
Discussions, w. ). Hunter an
: p. L. Clark.
How to advertise and conduct
public meeting successfully, Ml'
4 Hddley.
Discussion, Clara Britain.
! To what extent are women r.
: sponsible for the exi tence OF I'll
saloon? Mrs. Jennie Lennon.
To what extent are men respons
bic for the existence Of the saloor
DR.. Il. A. Glezen.
Questions of the hour, Rev. re-
ton. Bean and Winn.
Open Parliament, points Tor pra
tice, Mrs. Balch.
Praise service. Noontlde hou
Miss Hadley.
Adjournment.
EVENING MEETING.
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Bainbridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee of Balm
;cidge township. Dubois county. will at
tend to Township business on saturday
OF every week. at Frank Betz's office on
\ nth Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth, in Jasper. The Township Ii
crarv and Indiana School Books are at
s,me place. WILLIAM SHuLER, Trustee.
Alg. IL, ls97-y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2S.-spe-
cial-The funeral OF the late Phillip Il.
Jones. who died here yesterday. took
place late this afternoon az the Episcopal
church The services We're conducted by
Rev W. T. Roberts. the rector. assisted
By Rev. DR.. L. b. Wharton.
The body will lie in the church tonight.
and will be taken 20 Richmond tomorrow
arriving there over the Chesapeake and
Ohio at f0I5 A. NJ. The interment will
be in Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

,rt,s ,,etlrtion located al Nc 3 east
Geo street this city. has recently
cio.ad ono of ms most prosperous sessions
Ear twenty four year under the con.'H-
nous manaremcnt of Mr. Powell ana M'
p.yton aided for some years py '"e '1
,.,.,,sd ,frs Garrett. 1t has held "a nigh
,r,r, An the confidence and esteem or
t.ls community and of tho adjacent
ststos los equation extending even TO
,be far south and West.
The recent illness ol lhe pl'"-'f,'' t--
which h. IS now rapidly recovering mas
w.. .bstla the zeal or energy of the man
cement They are more determined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
DROWNED NEAR
VIRGINIA BEACH
Louis N, TetO Bathing and Got Be-
You'd His Depth,
THE FEDERATION Of LABOR
Pass Resolutions lnstructing Trade
and Labor Assemblies 60 Have
Onion Labels on City and stat
Printing Other Matter.

NORFOLK. VA. june 2s-speo.ai-
r.o,t. Al Tebo. financial secretary OF
,..-.-.,. a.......-.-,,.., ,...,- A.. a.
'''''o'N
was drowned at Ldnhnom Bay. near Viz
cin.a Beach Young Tebo. who was
1t,ti,. ...,......l ..... t...,.,... 81. .t.. ...
ana aot beyond MS uepih
UNION LABELS.
Tho state Federation of Labor I'm con.
Ne"l'o" mere 'o-uay "'opleu the 4o"o~-
Ing resolution:
Resolved That This todv usc fts hest
cnd.4vors fo ir.-t-uet tho trad. and labor
assemblies throrebout fbo Static ~ VIr-
rinia to have i,ni.u prinfars. r.tois u,arad
ON an cltv and stale print,ns
Resolved. That th. Federation o. Labor
Of Virginia learns with pleasure that fhe
tobacco workers of virginia are orean-
ling. that we endorse their Efforts and
ufee uron au Organized lis,rors Tho duty
Of purchasing only a union made fobacoo
and remind our reonla evor,-uehora thet
our highest association tb- American
Federation OF Labor has afreadv called
upon ua 10 cease pofrorlzina tobacco
trista
EIGHT uOr-R LAW
The convention also adoptsd resoln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
\ CHEAP TRIP 10 THE PACIFIC
COAST

Tho National Educational Association
meeting al Los Angeles, Cal, is the Oc-
rasiou Tor the Southern Railway 20 put
on the remarkably cheap rate OF one
Fare for the Round Trip Wlus 500 AS
ISOLATION Membership iee) FMS, n con-
rection with the new Palace Tourist
Sleeping Cars, operated over ine 5oulh-
orn railway and The southern Pacific
"a double berth Ga which costs only S.oo
renders possible tho cheapest and most
ENJOYABLE trip of the season. A parl-
ciiarly pleasant feature of ibis trip is
mat the tickets are good going one way
and returning another. q. going via
New Orleans and returning through SAT-
l.aks city and Colorado. OF by me pay
ment OF $3.50 additional The TIP may
be made returning through Portland.
orc.
stop-over privileges are allowed a. N
Pnso or any point west thereof. on tins
going trip and az any point west OF
Denver and Colorado Springs on the re-
turn trip BY this means passengers are
AFFORDED the opportunity Of seeing the
entire Pacific Coast Side trips are ar
ranged al nominal cost from Los Angeles
and San Francisco 20 an points OF in
terest In California. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from any agent
or representative of the Southern Rail-
way, or from
4. j. POSrON,
General Agent,
Oh Pennsylvania Ave,
Washington. ID. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
WANTED FOR ENLIGHTENMENT.
Arthur y. Dcrr Charged with Bad
Treatment OF His Parents.

IYNCHBCRG. VA. June -S.-special-
Police Sergeant seay left this afternoon
FOR Washington with warrant and
reluisltl0n for Arthur n. Derr, wanie-
here ON thc charge of cmnczz ement
Derr's brother. Rush L.. Dcrr died here
several years ago having insurance on
his lie % nearly $4,000 besides some
real estate m Roanoke Thls went 20
bis aged parents
u is alleged that Arthur Derr per-
suadod them to iet him invest the money.
collect rents and in effect act as their
agent 10 IS further charged that 10
spirited his parents away on various
preloxts OF having them treated for de-
fective eyosieht and hearing. that De
failed "a provide for them. and that they
arc now being taken care of hy relatives
in Surry county
Derr has been under surveillance for
several days ln Washington while the
requisiuon was being obtained and ser-
geant scay expects TO bring him here
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
FARM PROSPECTORS,
Southern Hallway 60 Erect New
Depot at Chase City.

Southern Railway 90 Erect a Now
Depot az Chase City.
CHASE CITY. va. June Is Special
Many Inquiries come here from Northern
and Western people FOR farm lands Some
sales have been made Purchasers are
wei pleased.
Heretofore prospectors have confined
their visits 90 winter months. when the
country is feast attractive ro study the
advantages of the South. especially from
an agricultural standpoint 80 should be
Viewed during the summer months Then
the growing crops can Dee seen as they
actually grow in 900 their luxurlancs
Then again. at tho time for outdoor in-
ycstirati0n opuortun'ties Viii reveal them
selves 90 the investor who comes South
and intclgentiy studies tho situation
The Southern Railway Company has IN
view the erection OF a more commodious
depot building here. The present one Is
Inadequate FOR the purpose. Tho com
pany is liberal IN rs efforts 10 accommo-
date the public and add 90 the prosperity
OF the towns along its lines.
The postmaster here informed me to-
day that Us salary has been advanced IN
CONSEQUENCE of the increased business Of
his office Postal receipts furnish good
standard 10 estimate the thrift Of a COM
muniiy.
There are now about one hundred visit
ors here for health and recreation. The
hotel patronage IS far In advance Of pre-
vious years 50 early In tho season.
The largest leaf tobacco dealer IN this
county tolc me to-day that the ~ crop OF
tobacco had surpassed all expectations
IN the large quantity already marketed
and the amount Of dark grades SAL In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
TnlcnclI Tins.

TAzEWELL VA. June Special
Mr. w. O. Harrison. senior member Of
the firm of Harrison & Gillespie Brothers.
prominent merchants. .s in Fayctte. No.
whore Doe will be married to-day o. Miss
Helen Kennard Spencer. OF that city,
Mr. Harrison met DTS bride last summer
at Hot Springs Ark.
Mr. IT, j. Hartman. another prominent
merchant OF Tazewsn returned 90 his
home. with h.s bride on Tuesday last
Mr Hartman was married on thc 18Th
at Roaonke Va. 90 Miss Jennie ST..
Clair
Tho ola Moss a. Grccvcr building. now
the property of Mr y vs.. stras. IS be-
me rapidly removed in order 90 be re-
placed with handsome brick business
building Building .s on "a boom in Iaze-
well
spo,ts Brothers arc emerge icaliy push
inr the erection of their fee and electric
,,,a,t and EXPECT Co have electric lights
by tho FIRST of Septcmner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
COLORED ORATOR WITHDRAWN
Mr.. Troter's Blun1er seriously Enccis
Attendance of Teachers.


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w
VA. June -Special-ihe trains are
stin bringing in the teachers OF the
public school. OF the stare 300 tho meeting
OF tho Educational Association.
IL had been announced through the
West Virginia School Journal published
In Charleston that the welcoming adj
dress would De made hy James +. Gard
ner. a c0l0red man from this place.
Gardner is public school teacher and
also "a lawyer.
This announcement was received with
CONSERVATION by the white teachers in
this section. and was made the subject
Of much discussion II GAS said mat the
State superintendent bal made great
bIunder. and ln some sections thc teach
ors were. boo a body. 0nended.
This as 1t 40 first appeared might have
been Justly considered 400 insult 70 the
ladies' az least who have charge Of public
instruction.
It's SO FAR. a small attendance and Is
said 90 be- due 90 this hiunler have
seen Mt Trottcr. who p quite pleas
ont but worry young man. and DE Is in
much distress az his mistake.
To tells use that it g. the custom 10
havo an address 81 welcome delivered by
tEe best ch0ol teacher DO the place OK
these meetings
James p ID Gardner Was AZ This place.
and was known only 10 tho state supo-
intendent and 10 the secretary, Mr..
Ashby - Wilkinson. Of Grafton. by cor
respondcnce
Thu. Doe was Thought Do white
Gardner was asked tv superintendent
Trotter. tho president o. tho Education
nj Association. f0 omit h.- address OF
welcome on account Of bitter sentiment
against him.
ITO 40 once agreed % no so. An enort
was made 90 naNa,e DTS disappointment
by inviting him 90 talk on subject OF
less Importance. but the movement wa5
defeated and no has been dropped quiet
d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
MlDDLESEX COURT.
Drcdge Cases Continued Deaf ore
Old Lady.

sTORMONT. VA. June Special
The June term of Middlesex County
Court convened to-day, Judge Garneue
continued two dredga cases the parties
indicted being from Lancaster county.
and an important witness being sick
with typhoid fever.
All the officers elected AZ tho May cleo
tion qualified and gave bonds.
Mrs Lucy Boazley. widow 81 John
Beazley. OF The war Of 1872. died near here
last night On the S7th year or her aee
She has been drawing a pension FOR more
than thirty years She leaves no chill
dren but a host Of relatives she was
MISS Bowden from King and Queen
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
FIGHT FORA CHILD.
Gave Her Daughter AVA, and Now
Wants IL Back.


NEWPORT. NEWS. VA, Juno rs
Special-On8 OF The scenes ~ scnsa-
tona New York tragedy has shifted 70
Newport News. Readers OF tho newspa-
pers have seen the details OF the murder
OF Harvey Ramsey by Dis wife last sat
urday and The arrest of the woman.
Mrs n T. Rcv.lle. handsome French
widow. some three years ago advertised
for some one Orb adopt her little three
year-old daughter. ana Miss Maud VIII
bane an actress. answered tho advertise
ment aud adopted tho child AT the time
Miss Wnhane 70 is said. was living with
Ramsay. and it is claimed by Mrs Re
Vile that She thought them man and wife
when she gave them her daughter.
Hearing ~ Ramsey's death she went
90 the Tombs to see the woman and 10
get her child back. She discovered that
tho widow was n0t the woman t0 whom
sho had given the child. ana ar once bee
gan search FOR Maud Wlbane.
Tho latter has been located here. Her
stage name is Maud Raim ond. but her
real name is now Mrs. WILSON, sho hav-
mg married the proprietor of the Audi
t0rium Theatre. in ibis city.
She claims that tho papers ieealizIng
tho adoption Of tho little girl are made
ONE ir tho uamo NJ Maud WHhane and
that she viii fight the attempt 90 take
-h. b.lr away fr0m her. It s understood
that The little One is now concealed In "a
safa place. and Wilson Says Doe wlii spend
S. On fo keep hcr.
Mrs ReUlIe has employed lawyer to
secure tho child and 30 is likely long
fight IN tho courts viii cnsue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
SCHOOL OF METHODS.
General John B. Gordon 10 Lecture to
the Teachers.

ROANOKE. VA. June Especial
The second days session Of the Virginia
School of Methods Witnessed the enroll
ment of about hlty more teachers.
Nearly a hundred more are expected
during the week. which will raise the at
tendance 90 about six hundred.
a number OF attractions have been ar
ranged for tho teachers entertainment,
chief among them belng General John b.
Gore ms lecture on "The Last Days Of
the Confe1eracy" which takes place to-
morrow might.
Mildred Graves. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart "a. Beckley. OF
Washington. died this afternoon az the
residence OF Councilman j. G. Graves.
Mrs. Backleys father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

ing a railroad and a new demand for
iron.
An effort will now be made to combine
a number Of ore properties and extend
the Marion AID Rye Valley Railroad to
haul out this iron.
Ralph Dickinson. Of TINS place, secured
the appointment 20 the l.. ;. Military
Academy. al West Point IN the compe-
utive examination held at Nytheville on
June 10th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

Quite a large number Of members OF st.
Patrick's Catholic church held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and adopted a set
OF resolutions thanking Mr.. Samuel stern.
the mayor OF Jefferson Ward for his
generosity in denotlng lot Is by 80 feet.
near Chlmborazo Park. for the benefit
OF tina church. The property will he dis
posed OF between now and July s5th for
,hs benefit of the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
THE ACADEMY MORT GAGGED.
A Deed Filed TO Cover the Cost OF the
Improvement Under Progress.

deed was filed yesterday afternoon
in the clerks office Of the Chancery Court
bv the Southern Theatre Company. mort
zaging the Academy OF Music building
10 the Life Insurance Company OF Viz
einla for the sum or $4,000. This amount
Is 20 be paid back In five years al the
rate OF s2.l0 for each or the FIRST years.
whlie the balance Is to be paid the nth
wear. The interest to be paid on the lean
is six per cent.
The deed authorizes the Board OF d.
rect0rs OF the company to place all mod
ern improvements on the building. The
work is " be in charge OF Messrs. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
ARE IN DEMAND.
Negotiations Looking 10 Development
Near Marion.

MARION, VA. June Especial. The
Geo /. Carter Iron syndicate Is reported
10 be looking up iron property in this
county and a deal may be made which
will develop the fine iron lands believed
TO exist south OF town During the last
boom" this orc sold at high figures and
attracted cash from Blaine, Sherman.
Window and others from the North. but
the projected railroad from Bristol to
Dar""'' Vac dropped when the panic
canl., ana this ore has sinca been await
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
NEW ROAD INTO RICHMOND.
Rumor Of Line 20 30 Built South
Fronn NNaehfnofun


FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June %-
SpeclaI-It b.. rumorcd here that new
railroad line WIN soon pass through This
city. connecting Richmond and Wash
ingt0n.
Mr. j. H. O Bailey. son OF tho late
Hon Chancellor Bailey Of this county.
and Miss Matte Embrey Of Culpeper
county left here this morning for Wash
mgton where they were married They
returned here ON The late evening train
and left FOR 'Nludalo." the home Of the
groom in this county
Three houses belonging 20 the estate
of the late Mrs Juliet a Perry. were
sold to-day at auction the purchasers
being Mrs NJ s. Chancellor. Mrs. vs.. W.
Herudon and A. T. Rowe
New wheat IS arriving IN this market
and bringing seventy cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
FOR DREiFUS.
WeII-Attendcd Meeting at New Ford's
Botel Last Night

A number OF citizens gathered In the
rlors of Fords Hotel last night for the
rirpose Of declaring themselves in the
natter OF the Dreyfus case. and 10 do
.1mething in recognition OF love and
ruth" in that famous case.
some o. those present were Messrs. \.
glchel. Charles Hutzier Abe Cohen, sam
Bachrach. Couple Wenburs. August,
Bloch and Vein.
Mr. Elchel called the meeting 20 order
and Mr. Charles Hutzler was chosen
chairman
In tadlg the chair Mr.. Hutzler re-
ferred 20 the Dreyfus case at some
length and reviewed the whole affair UP
10 tho present time.
Two committees were appointod-one
ON Resolutions and tho other on Finance
which committees will meet IN the par
lors Of the hotel at $50 o'clock tonight
with resolutions and plans mapped out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

Mac Taylor. the dainty and bright SOU
h~e,te who is making the favor of the
large crowds at tho Ma'n-Sreat Park
vaudeville this week. wiii tonight intro
dnre fbs latest hit among coon songs,
o,tifed "Bab6 from Boston. 10 has "a
oi.,s.nr melody that OTIS nicely into the
,,Itured voice OF the singer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29
General Agent
OIL Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, ID. L.

All doctors told R6nick Hamilton, OF
West jefferson o., after suffering ~
months from Rectal Fistula. he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed. but he cured himself with I've
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the sur
est Pile cure on earth. and the best Salve
In the world. g cents a box. Sold by
owens 4 Minor. Druggists,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

is envled by an poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and Liver are ont OF order All
such should know that br hlns New
NE. pills the wonderful stomach ana
Aver Remedy. gives splendid appetite
so,,n6 digestion and a regular bodily habit
+bet tn=ures perfect health and great
enorev only 25c. az owens * Minor
drugstore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-29

Elfatrick & Son Of New York city. and
the cost Of the improvements are not 10
exceed $1,000 The payments Of the in
stallments on the loan are 20 Dee made on
June 18th. 1850. 1901. 1902, 1903, and 1904