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Accepted an y Agehcy.

j. Candy Brown has sold his grocery
store at Tenth aud Adams streets, to p.
+. Long and has accepted the agency for
Delaware and the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land for the Computing Scale Company
of Dayton, Ohio.
The sun., 1900-05-15
D,d L.nll,Inye Dead.

Ds.iui alahat. Il ~oalh Wilmington
a ho tar about 10 >eals haii uesn co.
ul.tal II I'VE I'aar !: ,ENces 'N any,
@,.l at TIL ss,er. l,0aa ~ pl5 n. ~ h.
= aa He MT PhittAr "a
Y,t al"' WotF - :" }ete
- trsei 4 a ha@i e9 nct1 tG1 e l'tia
n N, ii t..ta M! Ills ,.at .u at- da0i
The sun., 1900-05-15
Spring.laIe Trial ] rip.

~ n" ,aptha launch Spfingdale,
,%troI py Alexander llo, was given
I y II the CtristiAnA yesterday IRE
lanfet showed fast speed and gave =
aGct eatir faciian.
The sun., 1900-05-15
Four New Life Boats.

Thomas G. Mum is building four
metallic life boats for Long Island
Sound steamer. The boats will be com
pleted and shipped in about two weeks.
The sun., 1900-05-15
Transacted Routine BUSINESS.

The Police Commission met last night
and transacted routine business. This
ii the last month Of the fiscal year and
tinancial matters We're discussed at some
length.
The sun., 1900-05-15
Travelling Salesman.

A. T. Humeq, former witt Chas. W.
Goo ling, has acc ,9tel position as
traveiin. men for 7. lie y on's Sons,
aan.fEfu Il cf tiiie cigtr OF Phila.
The sun., 1900-05-15
Young N-iolinist 10 play.

little pella simmons, of Wyoming,
li.l. daughter q VII AMI MIS-. william
:; 9.mans. will . ~ vialiH sata 4 an
en'aataianent & bs given in Gr filth
,i.i Philadelphio, t2Aight.
The sun., 1900-05-15
II. l;i.;tl 81 Eorts, sgaGe.

ILL., f-.tn~f,a IT, u ,a itlye
W5lIs "a TIE An .,ta h9alGa cEs
waslut!a Yesterday The dee "Sa'',te
hv ~ IT, Ctna i, PRESIDENT OF ~ y ge
AIaart anpan!, spfna iilt az, "a5 'Atn
GpiiH.ipfi.
The sun., 1900-05-15
To Build Tv o Houses.

VIM. L. Medholt, Jr., viii build wo
handsome resid d-nPes on Delaware ave-
nue. near Jackson rect.
The sun., 1900-05-15
WIN ~ - 1,t.lling rrln.

Joseph Wiggltswarth md Alf,ed F.
Neutzr viii leave this evening on !. fish
ing trip. They viii g. mp tie creek,
The sun., 1900-05-15
DEMANDS DETECTIVES REPORT ON TIE HIGH SCHOOL

time he Las paid for the report and is, Of
course, entitled to get il.
evil Won kindly let ME know what
your proposed action upon the matter IS.
'Yours vsTy truly,
"WlL1IAM 5. HlLLEs,
"l'er NJ. =
According 10 this communication Dr..
Crumbaugh now desires the report made
by the detective agency. The matter
was referred TO the law committee. Al
the time the d. tective was hired, DR..
Crumbaugh, it is said, was on the teach
ers' committee, and it was claimed with.
out proper authority took that step,
1t is believed that the report has beer
lost, in any event members Of the boarc
say the matter is out-lawed. So iron
present appearances OF things, Dr. Crum
Daugh wlll MT receive the detective re
port be paid fer.
The sun., 1900-05-15

Who pay t.ir Il -
fees of Me srs. Hill rS and
SDruan n,tn-..i lttf s;F's
Street Il sewer Directors
iii the KY n"'r 4, c~se:
The sun., 1900-05-15
MANY ELKS WILL PARADE
Great Day and Night Planned
by the Wilmington Lodge
During Street Carnival.
No LIQUOR TO BE SOLD AT FAIR
Executive Committee Decides to Re-
fuse Permission For the Sale of
Intoxicants, Either in Street
Fair or on the Grounds
of the Midway.
No LIQUOR TO BE SOLD AT FAIR
How the Carnival Stands.

No intoxicating liquors will
be sold in the Street Fair or the
Midway.
The Elks will have big
parade and social session
Thursday evening, June ri.
Applications for space must
be in May ri.
Firemen's Day will be on
Tuesday, June 10.
The sun., 1900-05-15

In whose in terPsts the
Oxy-Hydrogen Gas Com
pany's case, pc nding before
the Chancellor is held mp by
the Street and Sewer Direc-
| tors.
The sun., 1900-05-15
The Wealth

The indioations 3, .tat
showers. cooler. W SIS ..s wt.e.S at!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-02

Europe's unique transportation way
;s the Forst rope road. In the Canton
Of Grisons. on the dizzy precipice %
Via Mala (the bad way). deep aen'c
81 switzerland along the upper hnine.-
walled in by precipices in some place..
GOO feet high. il is SO difficult to ges
The felled trees across the valley that >
wire rope railway hangs from the
mountain top across the valley down
80 rongellen. To this cable are fast
ened big logs by rope pulley wmicA
slowly are carried across the vaney-
When severe storms sweep down ron
the mountain passes. frequently 'ns
system gets tangled, and then u .
necessary for some one TO MAKE IN -
perilous journey cut on tho rope =
unravel the mass.
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prof. Max Muller, who has just en-
,.red on his SEVENTEEN year, was porn'
in Desseau, Germany. and has oeen'
connected with Oxford university ZOE
we'll nigh fifty years. The venerao.s
professor adds to his numerous 10"
eirn honors that of member OIL .ns
French institute. and he - an honor
arv IL. ID. Of Edinburgh Campriags'
and Dublin. Music is Prof Max Mu '-
Ier's principal recreation. and in TINS !,
,as found n soace in his enforceO
.hs,ention for some time past, owing
r.. the state of his health, from me
prosecution of his fayorite stuoies'
Though he has yet completely 49, I
erea from his recent illness .he,. -
marked improvement in his heai'n'
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a Trick by which the feop'e
In silver Money Was
shaken.

Al the time the country was piaceu
on the single gold basis ne haa eng,
raered a scheme for the coinage OF
-, .ade dollars" These we're not stand
,rd dollars. but weighed VA grams
more than the standard dollars ana
were made legal tender TO a iltnl,eu
,mouu. in this country. Tae ostensiD.e
burmese in coming trade dollars was
80 promote our commerce in the lar
,ast bv providing n silver coin 'na'
would attract the fancy of the SILVER,
using peoples in the orient. Toe re-.
nurpose. however. may have oeen u
shake the faith Of the people IN >iNe'
for money purposes. For, while ,n'
coins found an eager acceptance IN 'n'
east they likewise found ready faso
and circulation at home; and ai,e
m,nv millions we're in actual clrcuia
tom in our country the limited iega
.ender quality was taken away ana son
siderable pains we're taken TO iniorr
the people that the trade dollars we1
rot real money. but were oniy ~o''
their bullion value And they 500
droppcd TO that.-M. Mawry Garre'"
Money.
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France has devised for her army
new sword pistol which can De als
charged at every thrust Of the sword
n r. believed that with this weapon
cavalry attacks, particularly upon cav
airy can be made more effective. Ins
weapon is designed to penetrate
armor. and. therefore, will be espec-
ially useful against cuirassiers. say
the New York Press. 1t weighs' -
course. more than the ordinary CAVIAR
~ sword. and when not used as .
srearm can be welded as an ORDINARY
sword. The pistol attachment IS ~
the hilt. with the muzzle pointing ~
exact alignment with the sword blade :.
Tbrusting with the blade forces
backward against the hilt win iorc1
enough TO release a hidden spring
WHICH acts as the trigger in discnars
ing the pistol. Thus each thrust AZ
fires a shot, making the weapon douo''
effective.
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mighty pIoiu ~ nv
you.
growing up and getting gay she
Keeps the old folks guessing - 10
what she'll do Lext. but the ciothel
sticks by her. oserlooks all Ter oau
points aud is proud Of her dressing up,
although il kept both foiher anu
mother on short rations. / meets Mrs'
| Murphy walking in the snow one
| morning ana her feet was out IN The
cold.
Hold on says she, when she no
tees I'm going 70 speak. 'lhe uaush
ter meets slippers moren i DO sh'es'
and I've a dollar and eleven cents LOT
the curtain already
What could | say after tha,'
Thcre'd never been a bright thing I'D
| her life; il was work, work, work al
The time. and here was the sunshine
Of seeing her girl look sprig and OF
thinking OF getting that lovely cur
tain So | held my tongue. and she
,rudged on in the cold. Course the
daughter could have done different oy
the old woman. but girls are girls ana
not many Of them knows what sacr-
fee means or sorrow till they've taken
Inc cup OF motherhood and swigged
big swallow ont C n.
In three years Mother Murphy mas
saved I'll of two dollars. and the gar
IS looking gayer. and having BOWS
every day. and the old lady y more
pipched and worn out. but always
with smile on her face for Murphy
and a bit of fire Tor the girl when sh'
comes in. cold. and it's late o IN
ni-ht. Six years rolls by. and there
$50 for the curtain, and Mother MuF
phi. says 10 me:
ny I'm have it in another Is month
sure. Hooiihan.
.And she did Twas nearly eigh
" wears after she started 10 save 'ha
=. dough that ore morning she foun
= b,e dollars on hand She claps hi
z hands gives Murphy hug Of the ar
K and she says:
= :. .'rhe curtain viii be mp tomorrow
..S Murphv-to tomorrow. my man.
-He blinks. cause he thinks It's
,,o,,ar.s foolishness. and the old lac
coes on about her work In her mil
she plans how she'll 90 TO the big s'o
The next morning and spend half a q
Ms finding what she wants It's 10 pe
- hest cause there amt hve-coil
ne curtain hung up in single window u
s;de Of the Avenue. She sings 10 N
self an day and biesses her girl and
quit oid man anu W ~evsr before
- save so Hucn sou.~s IN =
a,,a her life had she five collars IN
hne lump. and it looks like kimberley
mond TO her.
THAT night she's sitting by the
~" ~ io,lving herself. cause Of the ION
row when the daughter comes III II
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The Currency Question.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pROpHEsYING A REACTION.
... os Wages Has Deen BY No
Means Proportionnte ." she
Increased Prices.

,oord,ng 20 the averages kept py
Bradstreet's prices of commodities AZ
nj country have risen 80 per cent
during tn. past three years; IN o'nei
,,ords the sound and stable gold dor
lar has lost 80 per cent. OF i's pu
cha sing power, debts are 81 per 80
loss valuable, and so forth anu 30 On
some of the more thoughtfnl repuo-
l;can newspapers, in view OF TINS ue
crcase In the purchasing power oi
cold are asking themselves whe.he'
commodities can long maintain '"
Observation-Disclosures in the nature
u,ipps prices can be maintained
,ya ming comes from the United STATES
Inxgestor a periodical which s'ahus
80, Tba iivestor SAYS that the eN-
e,cise OF a little common senso ~.
demonstrate that either coihnio".y
, nrices must fall or wages and SALARIES
i must rise. 40 .nt
|. referring to tic rise Of 80 per cent
r;o..s he Investor gives sharp de-
,;,I IN the claims Of some oil the ie
:, ,,,,,lican organs that there has peen ="
General rise in wages. There mas oe."
! M rise in wages proporuonate 10 'ne
: rise in prices. As the Investor Pu's
i While the general level oil com
y ,aoditv prices has risen 80 per cen
= las regards large part OF 'he eo"
- ,o,,nity. there lris been aDsoiu,eiy -
= ;,,orease in income while IN the .aS
- IL some there was an increase whici
f..u far short Of the figures represen.
= ;,,o the advance in prices. 10 I'M
~ J,vestor adds: .These are fac'
IL winch cannot be controverted' anu :"
=, conclusion is inevitable.
20 In short. the increase in wages I'D
~ averaged more than ten per cen'
,lv while the increase in genera
~ has been such that the doilar Oh -
wave Garner buys 30 per cent. &c
~ than i. did three years ago. bu'
~ sbonld he borne in mind that SRA
W s,reet.s average represents wholesa
eu' ,.;o.s and Il controlled and kept dov
"a NV n number of articles that 90
IN enter into daily consumption Leu .
~ load of a family or housekeeper co
W. ,,re retail prices in the dry goods a
ny rrocerv stores with those prevale
80 yaars ago and il will be fou
III, I that the increase Iahee@
Iii from SO TO 100 per cent
W" we wonder that the advocates OF
,old standard have not taken auN
tase of the situation to say:
ro,d say IT is just as we told you J. "o
s ev be il you had high prices you y
!. 80 10 pay more for the necessaries Oh
aud ycur ability TO pay has no.
mace with the increase in prices.
ion. they say no such thing. Ihey
'' deserted. bag ard baggage. the
trenchments which they occupie'
.u . 1896. They said then that high pr
. .a and a deprecated currency were
r So, things for the wage earners' put
-, that this condition has actually
go reached under the gold standard,
UNI actually gloat over it and are p
w. Of it.-Atlanta Constitution.
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mine what = ones duty In trying
no.ition. but . plain duty such 40
~. prc,ident describes, ought not 70
NJ abandoned unless 1t conflicts with
-, ,,ifes, destiny which. in the opin-
icn of imperialsts. rises superio, "
duty. moral on political, no matter no"
plaia that duty is.
III -, annexed territory Is gwen
terri.a~,l form of government WIN
the understanding that the territorial
fern - merely preparation for com
nlete statehood, then no annexa'ioD
,,sll tS tolerated unless the people VINO
orc 10 come in are capable OF sharing
4, the full destiny of our people.
"In annexation two questions are 10
Ia considered: First, do the people y"
he annexed desire TO come In, ana.
sooond. are we willing TO have them
come in?
.Our example has already been an
;,sr;ration 10 millions. Because our
torefathers fought for liberty others
NV, fought for it; because our Decla-
: ration of Independence was promui-
= ,,,ed other declarations Of indepeh-
scpce have been promulgated; because
n ou- constitution was estapnsheu 49,"
!. constitutions have been es'apisnoe
- No. only have we set an example ous
=, i'm the establishment OF the Monro~
doctrine we have been able TO give 70
smaller republics the protection Oh
~ tl,s. the greatest republic OF history
- ave have not interfered in the gov
a,.,ment of Mexico and the South ana
" Central American republics, and YET
a, nv the simple announcement 'hae a,y
~ attack upon their integrity wouio DC
Ae o,sidered an act of unfrendliness 70
,s ~, have protected them from foes
without. 49,.
.During the last 100 years this ma
49,, has been the most potent factor
in the worlds progress. AS 'he na
ticr's population, wealth ana ihh"
ence increase its power to do GOO
vii, increase, but to accomplish III
end II must remain true 10 us pr"
q cinles. and not descend to the lever
- empires and monarchies.
= "This republic can have no hgne
- destiny than 10 be light unto III
nm struggling and the oppressed OF eve.
WI land II can win the highest glory
m being a mighty factor among the u
nm ,ions of the world, casting its innuen'
~ a,xavs upon the side of those VINO
~. in the doctrines set forth in D
DECLARATION of independence
American principles are above pre-
:. =, American duty is not ioo'uaii "
- kicked first in one direction ana III
another by whichever financial in''
est happens to be strongest
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eossYs WRESTLING

p.hhy learas 10 WHIST
NJ (. music ~ ths an,
ar his notes am us'Ls'
You As' ,on and every where.
heI ...,ies In the mornlhs
nc - he's out OF peu
be.ri.,ies all the dAS 'o.s'
u. x, Ms sleep, as sail
pob knows not many
y, fact he knows not one'
49,. i,st 10 whistle wh's"''
~. him's sufficient iun. ,,
..,nes are but RESUME
kn- 'r" ms ones muse 10 lad
eobby is a rover
~ Nyhis.ledom, inaeeo'
p,hnv learns 10 whistle
W. mammals nearly VII.
,sinail her born DAY
,..er saw such chiio-
- rdmanma gets nervous
Al' 80. .'Oh. me, on. N.Y.
AA~,.a Viii drive me crazy
see that could ny
,.. even AT the table, -,
VIZ ',.,,.e and Try his skin.
,o,rh his puckered lips No
"t..,f+s notes sharp ana sAlis,
s..her cries out "hoDeEs'
IA Hobby then Will cease.
"a I'M The next ten minutes
AI Perhaps he'l! hold his peace
~.t, Bobby learns % WHSLE
"Tr,-.'s one thing that's mAae
ybate'er his hearts IN.
A. hat he'll perseNeFe-
although distracted
Utmost by an the noise
and say. henignly'
" aoh Wen. boys viii be boys n.r
,snr j. BurGick. IN Chicago pa''
RECORD.
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BRYAN ON IMPERIALISM.
fhe Attitude Of the Administrator
Analysed in Dictated
Interview.
APPARENT DRIFT OF OFFICIAL ACTION
r,~,.,d Absorbed Isdia, Victoria Became
Empress These Cnissd states NV
CORDED Many Islands tho
dent Take . New Title and he'e"'
DSctator9

New York, Feb. l7.-Wilham -
Bryan dictated the following inter-
view and revised the transcript:
IF the sentiment of republican
leaders is accurately reflected by the
resolution reported by the ways ana
means committee of the house, making
= adherence between the tariff duty IN
rorto Rico and the tariff duty in the
I1n;ted states. the party is taking an
open and bold step toward an iihpei II"
policy. .mp;re
Webster, in defining an emP'ie
saws that it always comprises 'var'e''
In the nationality of, or the forms .
administration in, constituent am
subordinate portions
.,yhen the queen of Great Britain
assumed dominion over lndia sn
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h.viny a walk with the copper. neA'
lea, She sits down hard IN chair'
ara She scowls in her face. ana sne
~axs something hard under her breath
: Al. dearie' says the old la"s'
what's troubling the heart.
Nothing. says the girl ioohius
hlacker than ever.
| Come saws Mother Murphy put
,;rc an arm about her. tell the mother
what's the matter.
..Hanr ii all says the girl ~ DC
inc poor all the time lhat lrouo.'s'
No. the dance at Americus hall sat
nrdax night. and me with two invita-
,;ons and haven't slipper 10 pun on
~ foo, nor even ribbon for my hair'
wish was out OF this.
-.Don't say that. dearie- said me
mother. There's no better place ~ INC
uorld for a daughter than right oS inc
!. go her mothers set going for her.
! rh.re-s no storm can hurt her there.
,rd what will the slippers and the I'D
bon cost? i,
: ~.Five dollars said the girl
n .There was long silence In tne
n -oom The lamp wasn't lit. and the
er I'LL coulan't see the mothers face. ou'
ie ~, once she though, she heard sign
pr ! guess perhaps il may have been on.
lr Nh. brearh Of the fire. Anyway, af'el
ne hat Mother Murphy moved across IN
% -oom TO corner in the cupboard AM
he ~ 90, there tin cup. and she come
ne ,ack ard she turns into the daughter
re an VIA, Was in IT, There was pennie'
nd dimes. nickeis. quarters and one haii
dollar. and when you come TO ado ~ a
~ ~ II was five dollars.
m -.Go and get what You want osarie
20 said Mother Murphy. and then goes an
rst 49, /. faraway corner alone :
my Cor the girl. she was gone in jim
vas h,rpv. satisfied. not thinking. for vi
OF shouid she. unless she'd been one
md hose kind Of girls what they calls aft
birds. a rary avis
Murphy comes in and sees SON
,hirr out OF the way. but he Is qui
,,h.n The old woman takes his hand a.
says:
vim ...I don't want the lace curtain,
ali rress Murphy. The daughters mor'
she - me han the style. Murphy SIT do'
eat !, The fire and warm yourself. for
E AZ LAD am TO see YOU home. '-ch'cs
orr herald. -
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POWER OF MONEY.
prof. Bemis illustrates inc
Of Wall street Ffn"nc'e
Ready-Made Panics.

r, l. an old saving that money
makes money" This fact explains 'ne
onxietv of the capitalists to have con.
nress PASS the gold bill, which wiii
strengthen immensely the money
power. aors,ard
People generally do not unaers'anu
the method by which money Is en-
Moved TO make money in THESE uass
20 trps,s. syndicates and monopoies'
,rd therefore the following expiaha-
49,. ~ prof +. w. Bems will prove
enlightening. 100 oco ooo
Referring 10 the recent $l3s,ooo.ou
...a,eeze- in stock values on wan
street. Prof Bemis says:
1.-The explanation IL simple a lew o.
our richest men could not pup .tr ~
swrers were cramped. One case kno~n =
b - 80 writer will illustrate how u Wa
acne The owner OF some mihlhs =, 80
whom we will call A. refused 70 ~, -.
saoo a share, since dividends az cav ~,
recently been earned and paiu; ,.ar
l. aye man OF means. had placed ms So
!, =. ,ba hanks as collateral for loans 10 SUE
| tain other enterprises suuoeh1s -
u formed that a far rscher man OF 49,
IS rate OF men, whom we VIII Sali -, -
"A | aIso considerable. Of this mining STOCK. pu
s,,I.s {, can secure AS interest imHleu
~ ataiv for $500 IL will offer its own shai
lie ,ba newt morning for sivo. so as 10 sea-
as 4 ,ha ho,ders of AS collateral, ana lot.
az him into bankruptcy if nnabie lhs.ans
~ redeem his loans In acsh haeu' a.
az s.ils and a certain giant monopoly.
err Lrovn in America, has won, but not
,ai tore its preliminary shaking OF the pau
90 tree has sufficiently frightened ihsss'o
10 set interest soaring
IS Imagine the power delegated 10 !,
'.e City National bank, Of New YORK W
Ine standard Oil bank by the secretary
~. the United States treasury when ne .
w. posi,ed $4,000. 900 at one time ana -
ia 100000 AZ another-nnd that power
go hut n ..drop in the bucket compar
on ,o the power that will be conferred
=" ,he Standard Oil bank and wall str'
~ money power by the passage OF
oon gold bill. e.,
Don prices OF stocks will then be fore
y" nm ar down at the will of the ban
which will at once form a great trt
ana the fact that money makes M
peo- ev" will be followed by the demons,
you. ton that the holders OF mon,y VIII
uar- absolute dictators in the world oil o.
IKE ness.-Illinois State Register.
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$40 Mr.. and Mrs. Wickelson, the peo-
NO Who live across the hall from you'
ever disturb you at night by their quar-
re,ins? am told that they hgh' lAe
cats and dogs"
~They do fight. but We are not ais
.,rbed in the least. NV husband a.
-.v. permits me 20 let the transo y
sovr and listen without . protest.
4. Y. World.
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4 paraaioxs

French omnibus lines seem 20
very much like certain street ~.
which ply ON the less frequen'ea llnes
= American cities. \ Partisan Paps1
rceords this dialogue between a ~os'e-
Inc Messenger aud an employee
.,Io,y often do the omnibases sesss
Tor st. ClcudT'
"Every tep minutes. o.
Glow long shall l have TO wait ~
one now?' - -
..Oh. only about quarter o.
boar."
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Exaspcrating.

o.;n.-Vhen women imagine them
selves wits they are Hheh"'o
community. -. 49,
Of late. Ia -
- : .ea horse was in any way SSiNss
- : hay mare.--Chicago News
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our precious gold is still going. out
onr balance OF trade seems 70 have
,aken 10 the woods.--Atlanta Tnnsutu'
tion.
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Tiere are 10000 miles OF railway now
T. ooera,ion OK under constructor ~
Africa
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| A Mothers Sacrifice J
BY Mr.. Hoolihan.
s..s ..- ssss az a. ~ 20
By Mr.. Hoolihan.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-02

81 couldn't identify il il Il was
And she Kept il. a week later sh'
re;s a dime for cleaning some win
dows. and then having 20 go TO ,ali
fornia avenue on bat or work. III
saves nickel by walking. BY not eat
ing meat when she was al home
noon she saves penny or two mor'
and al the end Of Is months she ha
~ cents saved for the curtain. whic
she had made up her mind should COS
cot less than five dollars. She va