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JACKSoN'S RESORT.

Jackson's place, a popular resort be
tween Boulder and Boulder lake, on the
best drive out from town. A road.house
without strong drinks. nothing 10 intoxi.
cate. Only the very best order and best
parties wanted. Fine meals served at
all hours on short order. Dinner parties
a specially. Ice cream and ices made
to order and delivered on short notice.
OF. JACKSON.
II It Proprietor,
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His Rule OF Action,

"John Henry" said Mrs. Bickers to
her husband, lit is time we returned
the Gilkinsou's call"
u have no intention Of returning it,"
said Mr. Bickcrs.
nWhy not?1
"Because | believe In returning good
for Cyil.'-Dctroit Free Press.
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Mrs Lemon and two charming daugh
ters left today for Missouri TO live, after
a year and half stay IN Boulder. where
they have made many friends. Dr.
Lemon LEI, SIX months ago, the altitude
Bong 100 high Tor him.
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College.

H. G. Garwood, city passenger agen,
of the Colorado & Northwestern Railway
company, was in the city yesterday max
ing arrangements to open the city de
plrtment OF the road in Denver. This
road is better known as THE Sw.,zer-
land Trail" The office will open June
at 1925 Seventeenth s,ree'.-Denv.
News,
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Cheap Rate. for Home. eEer..

On April goth the Colorado & South
era will make special homeseekers'
rates TO Roswell and Carlsbad, n. NJ,
and return. Tickets limited 10 thirty
days. allowing stop overs at any point on
return trip.
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WANTED-Ladies and gen.l, men 10
introduce the "hottesl" seller on earth.
Or. Whites Electric Comb, patented
1869. Agents are coming money. Cures
all forms of scalp ailments, headaches,
etc, yet costs the same as an ordinary
comb. Send soc in sta mps Tor sample.
D. N. Rose. Gen. Mgr. Decatur, Ill.
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Guy A. Adams. DR.. G. W Avery, Mrs
NJ. D. Hornbeck and Mrs Ben NIshs
wander of the Methods, church 60 to
Colorado Springs tomorrow 10 attend the
Site SUNDAY School convention.
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Are You Protected

If not call and see US. We underwri,e
Tor Caledonia. of Scotland, German Al
lance, Of N. Y, Manchester, OF England
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helve,is
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plat.
Glass, Orient, Hartford. Conn. also the
old reliable Continental. of N. Y, 70,
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
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Losr-April 28,h Sunday valuable
Battenberg lace handkerchief. between
Christian church and 18th street. Either
at church. on Walnut, Fourteenth or
Pearl streets. Finder will receive re
ward by returning it to Mrs Adam
Weber, 1890 18th street.
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HEnHIllA

He-And so she's married. All,
well. ! used 10 have soft spot in
my heart for her myself
She-Indeed! Everybody else al
ways supposed it was in your head
Chicago Iimes-HeraLd
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The Jewish people OF Boulder organ.
lied their first Sunday school yesterday
in the |. o. o. F. building. The nam,
of twenty children were enrolled. DR.
friedman gave them an interesting
lecture this afternoon.
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Rev. Mr. Pickett wen, to Denver Sat-
urday to supply Christian church pull.
Dit until he decides where he will posit
ively locate. His family will remain
here some time.
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1. will be "a delightful home wedding
on the 2Sth instant, that of Mr. Isaac
Earl and Miss Reed and will occur at
the home OF the brides parents on Pine
street, so It's said.
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Let's see--wha, about tha. consolIda
ton Of electric companies? Why are
Doc. and Benny and the Gar no, hold
ing mee,irgs at the electric ligh, pole a,
18th and Pearl any more?
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Mrs Robert A. Duncan's condition
continues TO improve. District Attorney
Duncan, her husbands brother, is still
very III and denied to visitors by his
physicians
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Mis- Sheets OF Boulder is the guest OF
Mrs Ellen Wheatley of this city. Ii is
the purpose OF Mrs Sheets to buy home
and reside in Longmont.-Lonemon'
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Yer, Neatly Put.

I've promised to go to supper
with some one else. MIR. Blanquc; bu,
I'll introduce you to a very handsome
and clever girl"
But | don't want handsome and
clever girl; wan, you."-rit-Bits.
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Fancy oil cloth Ioc a yard. calico &c,
mems work shlr.s 25c, dress .hir's So,
ladies' and chlldrcns shoes a, COS. al
PATE & SONS during their seven day
sale. at
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Mrs Upson invites the attention OF the
aides OF Boulder 10 her hne rev lInt ol
street hats just received. Something
a.w and attractive.
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Now, boys, get ready. The bloomer
girls baseball club will be here on the
i6.h. Manager Holland announces thai,
they are the hottest aggregation on the
mad
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Judge T. NJ. Robinson continues to
conduct the reci,aiions OF the law school
classes at the university for Prof Muir.
tree, who is still quite i'll.
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sure OF One Tri.ud

.'The fact is said the fat man, ~
married because was lonely as much
as for any other reason. To put it
tcrsely, married for sympathy"
Well" said the lean man, .you
have mino."-Stray Stories.
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Fox RENr-A four room trick house
and ten acre garden ,r5c', one mile ou,
Ren, s3o per year. Inquire OF Smith
& Dcbacher.
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DR.. Louis Ell Craine, painless dentist,
will be at Hotel Drummond, 1924 Pine
street. Boulder. May 8 and 9. Regular
trip. 33t
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Mrs Sue NJ. Callahan came over from
the secretary OF states office TO help on
the good womans S work at the Wonan's
club Saturday and at the polls today.
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Mrs Pearl McGaffey O@nbey, we'll and
favorably remembered here. presented
Grandpa Mac" with an eight pound boy
baiy-a future conductor, today.
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The Sullivan and Sullivan case drags
its weary length along in the district
court.
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GroNi Ing Love.

Hewitt-When was first married
my wife said. when she slapped my face.
that the slaps were love pats.
Jcwett-And now2
Hewitt-Her love evidently has
grown sironger.-TCwn Topics.
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Mrs Lydia Hornbeck has returned
from Longmon,, where she read an in
teresting missionary paper. yesterday.
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For RENT-Furnished front loom on
ground floor. Electric light. bath and
tollet. Board near by or privilege OF
housekeeping. One or two ladies pre-.
tered 2o2l Pine street.
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A long felt want. Shirts
that will not fade. We
have them-fine Madras,
SIPS. JOE.

Home property. farm property or busi
ness opportunities. Investments OF all
characters. Camera block.
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CnulI Nni IicsIAi.

First Tramp-Oh, yes. I've been
coerced into votin' more II wunst.
Second Tramp-How?
First Tramp-Wit two-dollar bills!
-purk
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oh. 1Iuh NNoman,s Wnrry

on pantheIsm and aGnosticism
She found a store OF data rich:
But went straight into pcssimism
Because she knew not which was which.
Chicago Record
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Billins has ordered steen carloads Of
furniture for the Chautauqua. That
contract means great deal OF E:otk for
the 2-hand and I-hand furniture dealer
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MONEY!! !!

Loaned on household goods. pianos
horses, or any good security; no charge
for drawing papers; no removal OF goods;
may be paid any time to suit borrower.
Business confidential. loves, rates.
NELSON LEWIS,
Cor. /, h and Pearl. Over S'reauer's,
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I. A. Richey and family are moving
into the house OF A. b. Withey on 18th
street, between Pearl and Spruce streets.
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President Willie Ogden will open his
bank at Eldora May 10. He's got safe
already and it is said TO be beauty.
Daily camera., 1901-05-06

Mrs Walter Raikes and family are
moving to Wall Street. Mr. Raikes hav
ing accepted position in the new mill
erected at that place.
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GIRL " ASTED-A good strong gr
wanted Il, the Bowen hotel tor kitchen
work Ingure at hU,e'
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w. H Davis is over from Florence to
visit his family.
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Thos. Ahearn and Lee Battles are
down from Lyons today.
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LOCAL. NEWS.
Superior coal At Robsrts L Cobb

Mrs Beach of Sal,na was shopping in
Boulder today,
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For SALE AT A BARGAIN-A f room
house with barn. Apply to owner and
save agents commission.
MRS S LOWE,
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A Closed Incident,

He-I make it rule never to argue
with a woman.
She-All right. Let's get married.
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The Elks have several victims for their
red hot spit tonight.
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Losr-A summer lap robe with zephyr
rose in center. Finder return to the
office of Brandyberry. Nelson & Stearns
Mason c temple. and receive reward
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Board with room $4co Table board
$3.50. 1885 Pearl street. 4I7h
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Mr. Davenport of New York has ao'
cepted position at the freight depot,
Just vacated by c, f. Sellers.
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Desirable houses at all prices from
$500 to $4,000, Tor sale by ]. w. Richard
son, corner Izth and Spruce streets.
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For SALE-Lady's good second hand
wheel. 36 I2th street. I3 cod
Daily camera., 1901-05-06

For SALE-Two or three fresh Jersey
COWS at Sl5 each. Choice OF COWS. In
Guire at this Office.
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WANTED-A competent g,rl for gen
eral housework at SEQ Pine street
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Superior coal Ut Robstts I Cobb.

Charley Dwyer came over from Long.
mont to attend services Sunday.
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His Easy Job,

His Easy Job.
"And So" she said. you were once
on the stage? What part did you
play?'
II was the fool" he said, "in King
Lear"
Dear me! Why did you ever quit?
1t must have been such an easy role
for you!"-Chicago Times Herald.
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"Chnnk You, SIr.v

The BARRIERS itch has touched me many a
time,
But never has it done me any harm.
To cure II ! have but to pay dime
The barber's Itch is mostly in his palm.
philadelphia Press.
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II If
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-15

Father Marquette, the daring French
explorer and missionary who taught the
aborigines of the Lake Superior region
their first lessons III christian CIVILIZATION.
On dainty neck of land fronting one
Of the most charming bays along super.
ior's southern shore was said 10 stand
the little chapel where he first scattered
the seeds of christianity among the
natives, and where now stands that
christian martyrs beautiful monument,
the generous gift Of American phllan-
thropists Boarding an electric car We
soon found ourselves in pleasant park
of native evergreen trees. III the midst OF
which stands our infant Normal School.
We were cordially received by President
ID. B. Waldo and escorted through the
buildings and grounds and had explained
10 us the few advantages and many dis
advantages of the institution. The fac
ulty is doing excellent work for the IA
cilities they possess but are greatly hand
icapred for means to carry on the work
and are in urgent need OF liberal ap-
preparation to enlarge their scope OF
labor and in my judgment the School OF
Mines at Houghton and the Normal
School at Marquette are deserving OF
liberal consideration from the State
We next paid short visit TO our auxlli
arg prison at this place and had eX
planned 10 us the system Of its manage
ment by the warden. We found two
hundred and thirty four persons dressed
in prison garb and apparently doing
faithful service for the state In con
cluding / would say we fee greatly oh
ligated To DIR. Lane for the liberal share
he contributed IN making our visit anC
Investigations exceedingly pleasant ano
| profitable. j. w. HOLMES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-03-15

You should not feel tired all the time
healthy people don't-you wont II
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla for
while.
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Franklin co,Iege Exercises.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN. Ind, June S-AlthOugh
Franklin College commencement does not
take place until next week there were sew
eraI events this week of Importance in
college circles. Monday evening the annual
concert BY the students of the music de-
partment was given. Tuesday evening the
ladies Of the Alpha Cana Alpha fraternity
gave a trolley party to Greenwood and
We're there entertained by Miss Mabel
Whitenack Wednesday evening the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity gave an elaborate
reception for the members or the tTatef-
nifty. who are seniors. Last night the an
nuai primary TO select representative to
take part in the state OratOrlcal contest
was held Arthur Severingham was first.
viii EsverSOn second and Harry Lincher
third Much interest has been aroused over
the class day exercises, which VIII be held
Monday night. The seniors have been re-
hearsing at the opera house for the per
Torrance. and several exciting encounters
have taken place in connection with the
efforts OF the Juniors 10 discover the nature
OF the exercises. The programme next week
is follows:
mon by Rev. J. w. Potter a. NJ. of Green's
burg: afternoon. memorial prayer meeting
evening, baccalaureate sermon by President
Stott
Monday-Prize readings in afternoon and
exercises of graduating class at night.
Tuesday-Field day exercises with Butler,
board meeting; intersociety entertainments
Wednesday-Alumni address in the even
ing by Judge Grubbs, of Mlrtinsvlle.
MISUNDERSTANDING. commencement adj
dress by DR.. r. ID. Hahn, of Springfield
by alumni dinner: evening, faculty recep-
ton.
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Notes of the schools.

TERRE HAUTE.-State Normal COM
mencement exercises will begin on Sun
day. June -. with the baccalaureate SER
mon by DIR. H. a. Goblin, president of De
Pauw University Final examinations Will
be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day following. Wednesday afternoon the
trustees viii meet, and Al night the senior
class will present THE Merchant of Ven
ice" On Thursday the business meeting
of the alumni association and the alumni
reception viii be held. The graduation Will
be on Friday, with an address by President
Thompson. Of the University of Ohio.
GREENCASTLE. - The commencement
exercises of the De PAW School of Music
were held Saturday night in Meharry Hall,
with an excellent presentation OF work,
which displayed the pupils ability TO fine
advantage. The graduates in the voice de-
partment were Misses Wilhemina :. Lank,
Letftia Pitts and Grace STICKY: in piano.
Miss Cleopatra Pitts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES graduates of
the common schools of the county received
their diplomas at the commencement eXer-
cises held Saturday afternoon in the opera
house. An address delivered to the
Circuit Court. The class address was by
DIR. Robert j. Alley.
MONON.-Monon township commence
ment exercises were held on Saturday
night. There were eight graduates. as fol-
lows: Arthur Gilmore, Lloyd l.. Thrasher.
Charles II. Murray, Roy Maple, Susie No
land Effie NanGervoort, John III. MONTE,
Roy Tucker.
HARTFORD CITY-At a meeting of the
City Council Friday night A Grant Lupton,
a member of Governor Durbin's staff was
a Republican. while the City Council IS
Democratic.
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AGAINST HANNA'S COMPANY.
Decision i'm n Street-RaiIway Case In
voIving About $5O0,OOO.

CLEVELAND, o., June S.-Judge Phil
lips, of the Common Pleas Court, to-day
handed down decision against the Cleve-
land City Railway Company, better known
as the Little Consolidated Street-raiway
system, of which Senator Hanna is presi-
cent, involving indirectly 100000. The suit
was brought by Horace Fuller, who owned
one hundred shares of stock in cable
company absorbed by the Little Consoli-
GATED. According TO the consolidation
agreement Is 80 shares of Little Console
GATED stock were allotted to the holders Of
the cable stock and they were TO pay their
pro rata share of the floating Indebtedness
of their company. The stock in the
Little Consolidated was turned over 10 j.
j Shipherd and Frank De Haas Robson.
&c be distributed by them among the stock
holders of the cable company. A large
part of this stock failed to reach the per-
sons 10 whom II belonged. because of the
verted il 10 his own use.
The holders of the cable stock who failed
t. secure their allotment of Little Con-
sclidated stock brought suit against that
company 10 secure their share of the stock
or its value in money. Judge Phillips held
that the consolidation agreement as to
turning of stock over 10 Shipherd and
Robson was invalid and that the Little
Consolidated was bound 10 see that the
stock was issued and applied in a faithful
discharge of the trust and not in fraud uf
the beneficiaries under the trust
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Indiana Notes.

GREENSBURG-The City Council has
passed an ordinance fixing the maximum
rate hereafter TO be charged by natural gas
companies at 1215 cents per thousand. The
rate is now Is cents. Robert Naegel
a retired merchant, was chosen last night
by the City Council as school trustee. Mr..
Naegel has been prominently identified with
the l. Q. o.. +. and X of Z. for a number
of years. He was chosen as a Republican,
but was formerly Democrat.
TERRE HAUTE-Mr. and Mrs John NJ
Pearce will have family reunion on Sun
day in celebration of their golden wedding
at their residence, on South Fifteenth
street. They were born and married in
Monmouthshire, England and came to
this country in 1867. OF ten children, eight
are living-Mrs. Anna Small Rockport,
Ind, John l.. Pearce, Evansville, and the
others in Terre Haute.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS free street
fair is taking shape very rapidly. Many
of the attractions have arrived and are
being assigned positions. The Bostock
shows will open on Monday, which is to be
one of the big days of the week. There
Pythian Uniform Rank companies of the
surrounding towns will participate.
LEBANON-Pharos. the little daughter
Of A. H. Felker, editor of the Lebanon
Daily Reporter, fell into an abandoned we'll
ar the Baptist Church and came near
drowning. She fell twelve feet to the
water which was. eleven feet deep, but
was. uninjured and chung to. a pipe until
Louis Shannon, who was passing, heard her
cries and got her out.
FRANKFORT-The house of Samuel
Michael. a Michigan township farmer,
burned Friday night, building and contents
being destroyed. Mrs. Michael who was
alone in the house. asleep in an upper
room and was awakened by embers from
the roof falling on the bed. 1t was with the
utmost difficulty that she made her way
downstairs to safety.
THORNTOWN-Charl Stewart, a young
farmer who lived near this place. was so
seriously injured. while saving timber in
the woods. that he died Saturday morning.
The fly wheel of the engine which supplied
his power burst, and a fragment of flying
steel crushed his hips. The men who were
working with him were unframed.
UNION CITY-All the fraternal secret
orders of Union City will join in union
memorial services for deceased brethren
on Sunday. State organizations of a num-
Ter of the orders will be represented by
grand officers. The movement was initiated
by the Knights of the Golden Eagle.
PORTLAND-David Wright residing at
the home of his brother, James NJ. Wright
one mile from this city, has developed what
physicians diagnose as a genuine case of
smallpox the discovery being made to-day
The house has been placed under strict
quarantine.
HORTON-The barn owned by Charles
Roberts, on his farm hair a mile west of
this place, burned on Friday night. with
one horse and a considerable quantity of
hay and grain. The loss exceeds 1000 ana
is fully insured.
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GETS A PRISON SENTENCE.
William WaggOner, Involved in a
Number of Shady Proceedings

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June S.-After
being out twenty-eight hours the jury in
the case of William Waggoner, of AL
bany, charged with petit larceny, tonight
returned verdict finding Waggoner gull
ty, and he will receive an indeterminate
sentence OF one to three years imprison-
ment Waggoner, it was alleged, stole
a set of harness from William Noonin,
of this city. and the same was found in
the possession of Sheriff Tom Starr of Del
aware county.
The case had several unusual features.
John Miller. the principal witness against
Waggoner, was arrested in Delaware coun-
~ soon after Waggoner's preliminary hear
ing. on the same charge, and is now under
bond. Waggoner was also rearrested, this
week. and is under bond for burning his
livery barn at Muncie. 10 secure the s.. 500
insurance on the same. Prosecutor John
Burns created a sensation in court yes
terday BIZ openly accusing the Delaware
county sheriff of being in league with
Waggoner. who once before was sent To
the pententiary from this county for steal
ing a horse.
During the Spanish-American war Wag
goner was a member of the One-hundred-
and-sixtieth Indiana Volunteers. Colonel
George Gunder had him placed in prison
in Cuba, and preparing to return to
the United States with the regiment and
leave Waggoner behind. when his comrades
refused 10 embark unless he was released.
WaCgOner is in Jail.
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HANOVER COMMENCEMENT.
Week of EXERCISES InauGurntcd Fri
day Nfpht-The Programmes.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
HANOVER. Ind. June S.-Commencemcnt
week az Hanover College was opened last
night with the exercises of the senior
preparatory class There were eight speak
FRS. chosen from class standing, D. Clark
Till and j. o. Doyle being honor men. The
speakers. with their subjects. were fol-
lows. j. o DOYLE THE Coming King"
Omer G Boyer The American Republic;
Mabel =. Cilpin. 'Miswritten History;
William 4. Gordon. Lincoln and the Civil
War Verne GOssard. Jeanne dare;
James Leonard. '"The Duties Of American
Citizens" e. Herbert Palmer, THE Race
Problem d, Clark Hill, The Destiny OF
a Common Man G. Herbert Palmer OF
Chicago received the prize-a beautiful set
OF Shakspcares wOrks-as the best speaker.
"A crowded house witnessed the exercises.
File college commencement exercises VIII
be held on Wednesday. June l.. The grad
uatinG class number fifteen. Joseph Cliff
ron Brown. having taken first hOnOrs, VIII
Gabel win be salutatorian. President Fisher
will preach the baccalauTeate sermon to the
senior class on Sunday morning, and the
Rev. j l.. Marquis Of Evansville, will
deliver an address before the y. VI. {. A.
and Y. ". &. y. on Sunday evening. Ath-
Monday morning; the annual tennis tour
nament will be held in the afternoon and
Monday evening class day exercises viii
he held. on Tuesday morning the delivery
CT diplomas in the several literary societies
Will take place. followed by society re-
unions The alumni banquet Will be held
IN the gymnasium in the afternoon. Hon.
before the literary societies Tuesday even
ing
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event itself is improbable; that the wit
nesses in its favor are interested, and that
their testimony is contradictory
we have also seen that the hardness in
the erection of the monument furnishes a
stIohS preSGmptlVe argument that those
VINO erected IL had but wavering faith i'm
the event the structure proposed to perpet-
uate; and that local feeling. personal in
lerest and State pride will easily account
Tor the general belief we find i'm the com
munity. even admitting the history of the
event to be fabulous
DO not wish to be dogmatical but 7
Wouid respectfully ask whether we have
not made out our case. Have we not
shown, on the theory laid down bv Mr.
Hume. that the people have been grossly
deceived on this subject? l think we have
we nave followed out the reasoning of
the great logician, and are, ii seems to me
compelled 10 admit either that the accounts
we nave read from our childhood of the
battle OF Bunker hill are all fabrication. or
that Hume 5 great argument is falIacious
ana MS positions false. Here. then. is the
brace?" 1i