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New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

The golf competitions that have been in progress
on the links Of the Rockaway Hunt Club for the
last few days have been concluded after some in
terestng play by several of the club members. In
a three-eoruered IS hole contest. Monte La Mon
tagne beat G. Carpenter BY up and ". Carpenter
by up. F. D. Finnsy the handicap. defeat
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
HUETNGTOy GUN. GLIB CONTEST.

Huntington, Long Island. Aug 3 Special
After several months. the Huntington Gun Club
yesterday resumed its interesting shooting
matches There were six contestants who com
peted for prizes The conditions were twenty tar
gets at sixteen yards rise, and ar unknown angles
Charles W Collier broke seventeen and made the
highest score. Emmett B. Hawkins broke sixteen
Lewis p Smith fourteen, Frank Bunce fourteen
William Simpson thirteen, and c P Rogers
twelve The club will hold an all day shoot on
Iahnr DAY.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
CINCINNATI. ;, P1TTsBURG. {.

Ptttsburg Aug S--wilHams's Wild throw. let
ting IN two runs in the ninth. was responsible
for Pittsburg's defeat. Barrett's three bagger IN
the first. followed by hit. scored the other run
Lesver made the seasons record for sLriksouts.
making ten men fan the air Attendance, $500
Score
RHE
P1rcsourg -----....-...o o o. ,
Battsrt.s-Lesver and Zlnmer; scot Pslrz and Kabae
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
sorn1rn SPORT THAT WAS FOUL WITH DIS
HONESTY.

Saratoga. y Y Aug 8 CspeciaD.-The start IN
- Hrsr race to-day caused great dissatisfaction
r vas the general opinion that the race should be
--,- z second tine. Not that any one wanted TO
sac The youngsters abused by being asked 10 re
pest but 10 one could be found outside the official
t--ros11-e who saw the starters flag, the timing
Gag OF the advance flag drop. When Mr.. Caldwell
-e-,,-red 70 the stand he said he had given the
r-cps- signals and the Jockeys who had been kept
e+--s-g On their horses waiting. were ordered to
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

sss--ourt This settled TIE matter and the horses
we're placed as they Ellshed-Tanrany Chief first.
Colchester second and Glade Run third The first
zo-se WIS the favo-1te, but even the winners
agreed Il s.ould have been declared racA
Brzze- frauds cf This SOFT TOO numerous 81 the
Saratoga track
WITH G-senock withdrawn from the second race
snLs--ez-n looked 70 have dropped into sost spot.
h7r- sets- making al the running he had 70 be
ridden out 70 beat AIthea BY 2 length. Exit was
third an6 Fleuron. queery ridden was fourth
Eizley Mack was added 70 the Citizens and 3Isr-
chants Handicap but he never better than
-hic6- where ne finished N fact Jhs-e was just
ole = i a1ler Tie rag Ien Cha-sntns sasw
e-5 winning with lot 10 spare by three lengths
Advance -GEsz6 was second, G length n rront OF
El-l5y Mack Martiu1as, who was heavily played
here was howl from the ring after the Cha
rsnrus race ~ hen ne jockeys were announced
Howell was named As the rider OF Charenrus, and
q Eood as ! was laid against him Then came
re change 70 S-@N- ana 70 vas HlS0s l Llss
market pTice The change was. OF course. made
v--h Ire consent Ct the stewards, and was agreed
-er-lz -hzrk il was trick 70 get false price and
I was me trick was carried through James
Mclaughlin. who trains the horse. said that X was
c-y 81 the lzs- moment ne found that he could get
S1zE. and that knowing II would materially help
lis chances. he made -ls change. NOBODY believes
fr-TzEh.r who Is C-e q the Cr1cktest Of trainers
1 smith Won the fourth race, which was for
gentlemen riders with Eayonius. whom he leased
hest horse and captured first money and q hand
some cup IN easy fashion George Keene was sec
end and Draugh-sr1al third. These three were the
II the last race Brigade opened up a big gap on
lasted long enough 70 win by TWO lengths from
E-Z-esis, who was th-es parts OF length in front
TIE attendance vas. very Hgat As the regulars
have gone % Sh5epsheac Bay The summaries
follow.
FIRST RA--Fur maiden rvO-ysar-oIss purse s4Oo;
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
PHILADELPHIA
YORK

Earned r1ns-Phlsdephia- =, Ns7v-Tork First base
on erTorS-Philadelphia- 3 Left basss-Phladepha.
Z; Nsv-Yo-k- 2. First baTs-Oh Beruha-dr. .
on Mercer, / Struck out-By Bsruhardr ., BY Mercer
= Sacrthcs hit-Deiehznry Stolen MCFARLAND.
Davis Doyle Gleason Two hts-Wolverton. Van
Aalrren, Davis Double pIays-Slage and LaJoie. Van
HaItrsn Doyle, Hickman and Davis Hit By pitcher-By
Bsrnhar1r, !; by Mercer. l. Passed bail cFzrzud-
Wild pitch-Beruhardt Urnptrs-O-psy. Time o. game
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

Boston. Aug. q (SpeciaD-Ths game TO-DAY BE-
tween the Brooklyn and Boston teams was
clean cut exhibition, Boston winning through fine
batting Then the fielding OF Collins was OF the
sensational order: and his splendid work third
oaSs DID much to cut or several drives which
looked Ike safe hits He was frequently ap-
Plauded keelsr and Cross did spIendldly AZ the
pat Tor Brooklyn, but the champions unfortu-
nate IN being unable 10 bunch their hits. Nichols
was inclined 20 w1duess AZ times The score.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
MRS. G 5. BROWN WINS BoARDMAN CUP

-0I.N7'F-N n WI-No bUAhUAIAN LLF.
The finals IN the womens tournament for the
Boaroman Cup were played yesterday on the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club links. The result was
victory for Mrs c. 5. Brown who defeated Miss
Julia Clark by up and 3 10 play. Miss Clark
gave Mrs. Brown two strokes bIiss J. Hecker
the Metropolitan champion arrived Yesterday and
played practice game the links George
StratA. the professional from Weehurn came with
her and viii caddy for her in the coming cham
plonshlp- other women who have arrived and will
P,ay Ray n the championship are Miss A Manice,
Miss B c. Howe. Miss c. Juan Pusrb Miss An
thouy and Miss Willis
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
EASTERN LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures. 7; Hartford :
At Observation-Disclosures, ?; Springfield, I
At SyracUs-Toronro Z; Syracuse. 2
At Observation-Disclosures 8 Montreal ? (arsJ
game; Montreal I, Rochester, Second game.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
len twU-year-oIds. Five FUR
FLYING HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Some Of the weights for the Flying Handicap for
three-year-olds. at six furlongs, TO be run
sheepshead Bay Monday next follows:
Contestor, I26; Sadducee 125: udrin, 125: Vulcain
IA: Cobourg, 122; Waring. 122 Mesmerist, 120;
indian Fairy. 119 Killashandra. us; Native, IA:
Marfbert, III, and Oneck Queen los
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

POLO-Century Club OF Westchester and
roi-r Judith Country Club. Newport.
cOLF-Open tournament, Cape COD cham
7sonshfp. Yarmouthport. Mass.
P0XINCFFitzsimmo -Sharkey fight, Sea
SIDE Sporting Club, Coney Island
TRAP SHOOTING-Hackensack River
Shooting Association. Newark
BAsEBALL-New-Y and Philadelphia,
r-70 Grounds
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

ing several OF the best players in the club. Eis
net score for the Is holes 50. Some OF the
members OF the Rockaway Hunt Club have been
trying for the last two weeks TO arrange special
Harry Vardou-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

TAYLOR TO PLAY At DEAL BEACH TODAY
Asbury Park, n. ]. Aug % (speciaD.-J H. Tay-
lor. open golf champion Of England will tomorrow
play his first 36 hole match in America on the Deal
Beach golf links He viii try defeat the best
ball OF P 3. Wilson. OF Scotland, and willie
Norton The first round viii be PLAYED in the
morning. The second IN the afteruoon
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
STATE LEAGUE

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4; Utica. 0
At Elmira-Elrnira, Z; Troy. 4
-At Cortland-Cortland. ); Schenectady. ?
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGE

At Cleveland-Bufalo j, Cleveland,
At Chicago-KanSas City 2. Chicago
AT Indiana apolis 5 Detroir. 2
At aukee-AIi Milwaukee, 2; Ninnea polls !
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TRoTTN+2:14 CLAssPURsE s1.ooo-rHREE IN
FIVE
ATTENpANcE Ice Ar sPRMenArE eARK

Holyoke, Mass, Aug. 23-To-day's attendance at
springdae Park was the largest Of the year The
races were close but the time slow Some dissats-
faction was shown over the way Anhauser was
driven in the 21s trot. Plaster the favortte won
after I'VE sloT heats Uncle Angus took the
finished 2.2S pace Nellie Porter the favorite took
the 2.Z7 pace with three consecutive wins, after
yielding the first heat 10 Harry G. whose driver
W. ;. Harrison was replaced by Jake" Stone
after the second heat Arius the 21s pace in
straight heats
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
LADIES. rorRNAMENr At AANcHEsrER

Manchester Vt. Aug. q fspeciaD-The first
round in the weekly women's handicap tourua-
ment TOR cups offered by the Equinox House was
played the Ekwaknok links here to-day. More
cards than usual handed in. the first eight
Of which qualified follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
CLosE coNTEsrs on THE aogHEN rRAcK

CLOSE CONTESTS ON THE GOSHEN TRACK
Middletown n. z. Aug. 23.-Admirers OF good
racing were highly gratthed with the events on
the Goshen track this afternoon. The fields were
small but every heat closely contested This
was especially true OF the rs class and the con-
ISOLATION race, which were highly exciting from
start 70 finish Helen Simmons, who was a strong
favortte in the former race had two worthy autag
o1isCs IN Peter Swift and Helen Grace while Nc
Loughlln Maid. a favortte in the latter race. was
compelled 70 take second place by Green Wilson
The etteudarce was much larger than ve=terdsv
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

Daniel j. Birmingham writes as follows. II
Will gladly offer myself as a candidate for the
Rough Rider Contest. as I know that can III
the place an grateful for the honor bestowed
upon ne
One OF the tricks 70 be learned At the carnp
Is how 20 carry your couuissa-fat on your own
person and thus avoid wheel transportation
The tract set apart for the camp contains a
million acres It is intended TO camp IN various
While this contest Is not limited 70 uaeu who
have had military experience OF any kind IL fs
interesting 70 note that more than thrze-f0urths
OF the contestants belong 20 military commands
and know what they are after
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
"RCugh Rider" Contest.
VOTING FOR The SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY
THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS.
A Sharp Race Between Leading Men.

The Governors Of the proposed Rough
Rider EncamPment in Colorado, 70 be
established for military instruction Of
students on public lands in the south
western part Of the State. ask The Tribune
to award one scholarship to some young
man in the East. A year at the Camp viii
cost ordinary students $500 in cash The
TrIbunes appointee will go free
The prize will be awarded 10 the man
who receives the most votes from readers
and buyers of The Tribune Entries will
close at s P. n Monday, August 27th-
Voting will end at 9 ?. n September 1st
Candidates may enter from New-York.
New-Jersey or Connecticut.
Votes consist of headings Of first pages
Of Daily or Sunday Tribunes. dated from
July "A to September I, both inclusive
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
LABoR pAT RACEs az BELLETILLE.

At the Labor Day races on the Hillside track. J.
J. Burke ands"WilHe' Riley viii take part in
unlimited pursuit race There viii also be a 100
yard dash. 29o-yard run. half mile novice. mile
Fl-l. u1-s handicap and a relax Eaea-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
BOSTON
RRO0KLYN

EaEned runs5oston. =; Broozlyn- Two base hits
CoLitrs. Freeman kttsor Stolen Stah
Freeman Duny. Jennings o. Kelley. Cross Double play
collins and JeuEings First halls-O1 Nichois
q on ktson, J. Nichols, .. .
Passed ball-Farreu- Tue-2I5. UuDire-Ffurvt
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
BleprIss

CNOn TBc.. 81 N2a SLS0 SlTH An zAksaL
s1srs. Guaraatesd hy ths ufrA S1aclAl prcss
ilkkS asals-z< WILLIS. q Park Row. cpp. ?. O
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
COLE
WILLIE" NEVILLE DEAD.
SUPERINTENDENT OF LARcEHoN- LINKS
EXPIRES SUDDENLY IN EILENvrrI,E

William Z Neville twenty-six years old. more
popularity known at LaTchmout Manor where he
was superintendent OF the golf links as .eTvi1,a.
Neville was found dead IN bed yesterday morning
al g hotel in Ellenvine, Ulster County. N Y where
he was spending the summer. Neville who was
one OF the expert golfers OF Westchester County.
contracted severe cold last spring while PLAYING
in tournament II settled on his lungs and devel-
oped into hasty consumption There was sorrow at
the Larchnonr Golf Club when Alfred Marshall
Chairman Of the House Committee posred rhe rala-
gram announcing Nevtlles death Some of the won
IT'S flag 10 halfmast
ALL READY FOR WOAIENTS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Pairings were made yesterday for the Qualifying
round Of the wonen's championship 10 be played
next Tuesday al the shinnecock Hills Golf cub
The club has added cups For the third and fourth
elgnts 10 the prize list. The United States Golf
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN BEATEN BY BosToNS CLEAN
BATTING.
CANES YESTERDAY
TIE RECORDS

Esv-York.b Philadelphia lC1nciuusri z rirrshrr-x
Boston, g. Brooklyn, 8. St Ioufs-Ras1
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

77-- goa Won driving by rVo lengths three parts
n i--zrz between second and ru1rd
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

The road officers OF the Linwood wheeInnen have
arranged the following club runs for next month:
September ., TO Rockaway; September g. 20 Totter-
vile; September 16, 10 the Hudson County BouIe-
ward; September q. 70 city Island and September
so TO Bzi1aviIls
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

Over hundred entries have been received for
as Ktmbe. Kramer. Butler, Newhouse, Wahren-
berger and others will start IN the contests chief
of which IS unlimited pursuit race for the Amer
lean championship between J. P Jacobson and
Archie McEacheru- the Canadian professional
who lays claim TO the title OF worlds champion At
this style % racing
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY
Tie entries for ro-5ays races a. Saratoga are as
tcloRs
FIRST FA~E-For maiden os=sreld hlliss Five fur
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
THE RACETRACK.

MORE FRAUDS AT SARATOGA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

The announcement made yesterday that the
nominations for Office for the NewYork division Of
the League Of American WheeImen had been made
and that NJ NJ. Belding, jr-, would be q candidate
for chief consul, George c. Pennen for Tce-consul
and ] 2. Clark for secretary treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

"o- driving By head; length between second and
17- None C, the tags the post appeared 70 20 down
SECOND RAcE-seu.nr. purse 500 allowances One
2 E-1aags 3. d Mnisr-ean.
e-------s-l-lI-e-ozs 3 yrz. IL r. - -
EsTz-s E~7ua-ass D. n Allhea- : @.
2 2 lz=a-z q COS b-. z. Ext Io4.:
5,- -95-----.--- Gus Iz1Els) - 10
-iae-l.zi1.
,-z- F5o5- Won driving by hsIf length = length
1e-7=ez s=.old and talra-
THIRD EAcE-THB CITIZENS AND MERCHANTS
HzS---AP. value s. One and onesiIts-nth
aE-s-Contenta VIA. l0S Shaw - II
G-zr5 2. s..--.-..--.--.-.-CT. Bu-nz) e- SIS
Ess-- q -z-z5ie's Z. h Elaley Mack, !.
va Sot. :. l06-.-.------.---- CditchelD 81 s-5
hz--t1ssi 4 les 81aher1 is As
Tine 81.
s-ar- g7od Won easily By -h-=e lengths. Iength hs
tween second and th.rc.
FOURTH EACE-Fcr rzrse-year-oids and upward. $500
z5-ed. special weights. gentlemen riders. One mile.
f. Z E---a's g. d FayuE-as BY Kinglike
~ s----'s l. George Keene, Q. I5e
z s-eTenzs or Drzugstszzan. l5s
ar. Hzyes) 81 ID
T1ue-l.45z
STAR GOD Uon easily by four lengths neck oe
tween second and rhlr6.
FIF-H EAcE-For rhres-ysar-olas and upward. purse
$50 special weights One and one-eighth miles
James A--hu-s p r Eoo5's Brigade. by
rzr1es-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

One OF the officials OF the League OF American
Wheel-nen says he has been informed officially that
Park Commissioner Brewer intends 10 have Fort
Hamrton-ave. from Ocean-ave- 70 the southern
circle OF Prospect Park asphalted. Many persons
are OF the opinion that 4 this work is started the
block bkween Ocean-ave- and Eta thus have
should be asphalted also II was the original in
tention n1acadarnize Fort Hamilton-ave- opposite
the Park. but II IS said that on account OF the
nature OF the soil there asphalt viii be preferable
70 rnacadan
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

SECOND hAcE-For three-year-olas and upward:
winners since August One afty-hvs
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

Address all letters of inquiry ana all vot~.
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST.
TRlBUSE OFFICE, NEV-YoRg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11

The information comes from In
dianapolis that there is no longer
any doubt that the proposed India
napolis Southern Railroad will be
constructed within the next eighteen
months. II seems that the same
money syndicate that has been at
the head Of the progressive methods
OF the Illinois Central, has taken an
interest, SO far as financial aid Is
concerned, in the indianapolis
southern. The road extends from
indianapolis to Rockport, where II
will make connections by river
transfer lines, a distance OF ten miles
with the Southern lines OF the llll-
nois Central at Owensboro. II will
lin connection with the Illinois Cen
trial. become an important part OF q
great North and South through line
Another lire OF the proposed road Il
TO be built from Nashville, Brown
county, Ind, to New Albany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11

DIED. Monday morning at 4
o'clock at the Indiana House, Mr.
JouS HoucK Of phthisis, aged about
35 years
Thu deceased came to Jasper put
a few mouths ago from New Castle
Henry county, as sorter OF lumber
for the Mossman, Bayless Lumber
COMPANY. In few weeks ne took
q violent cold, which resulted IN
pneumonia, and then consumption.
He was confined to his room little
over two months. His two sisters
listed him last week, but lett iol
their homes on Saturday. His wife
and two children came IRON New
lCas,le about two weeks ago, and sh'
took his body back 10 New Caste
Ifor burial on Tuesday. lie belong
ed to a K.ofP. lodge in New Castle
and il assisted TIE saw mill people
here in nursing and caring for HIM
The mill closed down till after tn
train left Tuesday morning, and TIT
employes escorted the hearse 10 tn
cars. Almost stranger in Jaspe
, in a short time by his genial man
, ners. he had attracted to him
number Of friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11
Snain,s Greatest Need.

NJ. II. p. Olivia, OF Barcelona, - am,
spends his winters at Aiken, ;. =.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains in
the back OF his head. On using Electro:
Bitters, Amenca's greatest nerve and
blood remedy, all pain soon left nm
He saws this grand medi zine is what his
country needs. All America Knows tha'
il cures liyes and kidney trouble. puri'
ties the blood, tones up The stomach
trengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life into every muscle, nerve
and organ OF the body. Ii weak, tired
or ailing you nsed it. Every bottle
guaranteed, only so cents. Sold 10y NJ
| friedman. DIR iggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11

Miessner Brothers are at work
erecting a power house back OF the
Huntingburg Wooden Mills, and
will begin work on the electric light
plant as soon as all the material ar
rives. They hope to have every
thing in readiness to light the city
with electric lights by July 4.
The portable saw mill Of Pete
pfaf located on the farm Of George
Beck, near Bretzville, was destroy
ed by fire Thursday night. Nothln'
was saved. No insurance HOY
the fire originated is not known
Hunt,ngburg Independent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11
A Night Of Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the WIDOW
az the brave General Burnham OF Mach
ias Me. when the doctors SAID she
conld not live until morning, writes
NJ II Lincoln. who attended her
MAJ fearfnl night. "All thought she
must soon die from pneumonia, put rne
beg eel for DR.. Kings New Discosels
saving il had more than once savea iis'
life. and had cured her OF consuInption,
After three small doses she siept easi,N
ali night and its flrther use composer
cured her" This marvellous meuicin'
IL guaranteed TO cure all throat, enc
and lung 4 seasea. Only SOC ana ~ w
Trial bo tiles free at Martin frledma
Il t.iv Il rre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11
Railroad Excursions.

louisville Jocky Club Meeting. .
One and one third fare May 2 to ~
good until 2lst.
oaks State Day Nay 10, one fare good
70 way q.
Music Festival one fare on Nay IA, 10
and Is, good until 18th.
Annual Encampment q. A. X. Dept
Of Indiana. indianapolis May III and J I.
One cent mile each way on Nay IA
y and l6 good until 10th.
v. +. CLAycoxB. Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11
Gifts for Five Million Ladies.
The Nest Remarkable Oner Ever Made by
n Reliable Concern.

ttlur COURIER, Jasper. Ind ,,,
ileAse announce that for limited time We W.
t.is. absolutely free an elegant sterling silver
Hated sugar shell-choiee Of any 81 our 4oc. psi-
's-ns-to every married lady in the United sts'ss
40 viii write "a letter stating that " = net Ut
.eNat.f for one ~ our souvenir gifts. we II
rauipiy send illustrations from which selection ~
maze There j. nothing TO pay. The gilt Is 81
salgfe
Cur object 10 making this sensational oner =
g. sample a Quaker Valley silver~sre lht" sNe,'
aore u the land We believe " TO be the most y,
ert. Advertising that Ne can do. We ~lll not reha
Nt-s sugar shells a. lists cf names. This y too -
ctsse siit to send 70 persons who don't ask '"' '
t'rs.iyes Therefore. each lady VII please -
rsf a~u name nnlv M, one 10 family aud none q
'tlirtn. Ladies'. please write to-day giving W.
tp'iehce address -
QUAKER VALLEY MFG co, -.
Morgan and Harrison St. chicago ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11

Ii troubled with rheumatism, give
Cnamberlain's Pain Balm trial. ~
viii not cost You cent il it does no
good. One application VIII relieve the
ain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises
IN one third the time required by any
.tner treatment. Cuts, burns, Prostitutes
guinsy, pains in the side and chest
plandular and other swellings are quick
y cured by applying it. Every bottle
warranted. Price % and 30 cents. VI
Friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11

Fox SALE.-Lot No. q, in Buchart :
addition TO the town Of Jasper. IL mas
acres in il, with the railroad running
through it nea 'ly in the center. ~ Is an
excellent location for large manuiac-
tory Of any kind, or for several smaller
ones. The business men OF Jasper
should buy !; and offer it as donation
. secure a factory. The owner wants
% sell Immediately. Make me an oneI
at the COURIER office. &. DoASE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-11
wThe high school commence

pyThe high school commence
ment last Friday night at the cour,
house was fairly well attended, and
with the excep ion of a little SINAI
partiality shown, was generally wen
receiyed-but such partialltles are
off GOOD taste in a school, or a
school exercise-but perhaps the
General condemnation it received by
those present is sufficient comment.
The graduates each acquitted them
selves creditatly, and deserved the
generous applause and handsome
lowers they received. Beginning
after 5 O'Clock, the exercises were
too long. thus depriving Prof. Wood
burn. whose turn was not reached
, until II 80, of delivering his lee
ture at all. lie substituted there
y for a short talk to the audience an.
: graduates. commencing the SPIN
and excellent character pervadinl
= the graduating speeches. But as d
" lad come here at considerable ex
at pense many would like to hay
er heard his lecture, though i 1t is II
- ), variablv the case that with gradu
I'd ates speeches there is not suiicier
IN time for any other elaborate address
tn prof. Woodburn, after the exercise
\, \ closed, was introduced to many
Sc Jasper people, and left iavorao
re, impression with them.
a. The COURIER is informed the
= will be no graduates next year-ur
les some second year pupils are a.
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