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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
the aRcniMEpEAN LEVER

leaas Washington believed aduni-
whhh the trust
can he cached 10 go Al railroads
supplemental 4 be
ne diaKnes =
physician
proposed doubtless accordance with eensiiu-
thinks and he good lawyer
Il q brought the
eaah asuns . aEre 10
proposed awPRovinEp
CONGRESS AGREES.
L possible RAILROADS
them a
Of transportation iarsey The beef
hast
through ist
STANDARD OIL COMPANY HAS BEEN Du-
i.
restrict prohibits
ofp
o.
RESTORE POWER
pueIty good overoapitAaon and pseula-
RESTRAIN. CONTROL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

rhe suggestion would have been
a wise eaas had the r.tsfas not fur
Kutten hos tbs ftgnt had eoue out,
fhs ouiy thins he eeal1 call "a Nas
a draw. That dldnt suit the eroad
at All. 80 Il was suEzssted that thfeo
uaa stsAlaer maa Al the rtpsaide Do
eide u. This proposition Ras petite
y declined b. the pfeposed refesec4
Finally bel t.aupsnan. president II
the Olympic eiub gaiird ali hets Off
The contest Was one ~ thess
newer to- be- fofgotten affairs. There
Was something doing from the time
the men entered the rms until u saa
turned into a fnsstsns Il tbs ralice
rctIrf association. Nd. Williams
for thrve OF feef souads is the fastest
man Who esef pat ON a glove IA So
attls. When b II pfopssly eifva-
lattng. the ordinary ha41sAw macs a
back seat.
purinE the first three rouna---ns
the fxhi last nlEht h. waa the host
At a surpFins party sis~n FOO tss ax-
press bTnafit u Bibhs. The men had
bought t~trg eafore. a fsst that the
management attempted - caaseal.
bat Williams had improx 81 greatly
since the last encounter. Williams
lost ons Of the Former fights aaa
the othrs was stopped ~ The psliee-
Gihts ssa entirely on the defensive
In the early part Of the fight. and la
fact all through ". Williams vas
killing himself FROM start 90 fiuiah.
he was ~ no condition N ftght hut
fas a short ttHse. bot pat up a mar
vicious sxhihitiun.
when Williams catae Go the scratch
az TIE start Of the fourth ruuud u
waa evident that he Naa all In. Ne
vas plainly sroaHy. but sttii zams
In the preg eflttE ruand he had liter
ALLY k~atwu Gibbs soft naf had put
him 10 the fiaar time and again. Bot
ne had Nern himself cut and hts ssa-
ger was gone.
After tn. fourth round Gibbs star
was In the asnsndsHt lie fought a
coal, CLEVER bastse and would have
won oat had this SO lasted another
round.
Rsfrr.e aafnn. -sx-stsh,welxht
champion Of the Northwest a. he
MaM introduced by Master 81 eers-
faauies =Ffsky@ Harastt. had a had
hafiit Of s4ttiuE In hla eSn ard IN
the way % the Fighters. HE dta ~.
tie toward makiuE tho fight a good
one. In the seventh round nihhs be-
esms tired 81 walking ever the Of
fetal and Attempted 60 pat him IN
steep.
The former lightweight same back
IN eid-tia@ pssiisstir style with bare
fists and for a while the program
was lively williams vas the ref
cree and Griffin and Gibbs were the
fixhters Twenty policemen junpsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

into the rims and attempted 20 keep
every one else out, Then came the
general miAup.
Although most everybody eoneeds
ed that uthhH would have won cut
easily. Joe Watkins says. however.
that he has a. ona Ia say that VIII
Jams IL the better man.
The preliminary between Yanh
Savage aud Jack Curly resulted In
the breaking of rurlya ar~ before
the tight had more than begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

Referec Jimmy Griffin was fisht.
ms a fast one. round ~ with George
etbhH, enc OF the principals tn the
Williams uthbs mil at the seattle
theatur last night when Tho Seattle
police farcc jumped Into the rims and
parted the participants Ia a free fot-
all "boNina contest" The squared
circle was crowded with spectators
and policemen asd all eNcept the
policemen we're willing to fifht. Il
was the worst roW that ever broke
up a plitc nsht Ia the city,
AMER the trouble had iff meas
ufe subsidized the question Of who
won the fight came ap Come
claimed the referee had the advans
taEn a tho call Of tline. other held
that the police had more men IN the
rina and we're consequently entitled
70 tho decision Sumc one suggested
that the referee decide the fiRht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
THEATRICAL

Fiddle DEE Dee" that much talk
ri q and famous Weber a Field.
hurie-3ue. will be presented At the
Grand tonight. tomorrow afternoon
and nine times thereafter. n comes
here With q wealth of scenery. prop
critics and effects. which have been
astonishing tho fheater soers from
New York and San Fransisco. The
stage. from the rise 10 the fall Of the
curtain. 10 said 10 BE- a perfect pan
Drama Of original songs. dances and
novel surprises. The costumes are
aaid 70 havs cost, for the chorus
alone. ever 5000 Fiddle Dee Dee
ran for III consecutive performances
Al Fisclserfs thsaser. san Frnaeisco.
which Indicated the high opinion held
by the theater- going public Of that
city.
This style Of entertainfssnf Il very
much IN vogue at the present time
all over the country. The style of the
piece - Of tins comic opera order. the
music A. least. y hiie the comedy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

odd situations are diveftlnF The oh
frct q the bufissque - - mud tas
hidden iaukh, With the catchy musig
giving an entertainment that -
bound TO please. There ere thrszi
comesiAns. two pFiua donnas and =
chorus Of forty beautiftii gtrts max
ing e one u the largest organizations
that ever toured the country. Here
are seine % the features The Re@r
I'osy Girls the Mexican Dancers. the
ShirtNalst noys. the Hoffman Hall
string % Beauties. tho Wonderful
Acting 81 Essrnad Dog and the fam
Gus travcaty on the "Ffaroffora- sex-
tet.
The matinee tomorrow aftarnnon
h Tor the benefit of the Seattle Press
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
IRON ROOF
COLLAPSED

PHILADELPHIA. pec. fs-The
heavy iron roof % the Psnnay wanna
Railroads rouudhouze collapsed yez-
tcrdsY Afternoon. burYiuk Il loco
motives and tniufinx nearly a score
OF rsef.nna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
pAoos CANNOT Do POUND

J ~ DaeEa. who barely escaped
heins killed a. tho hands of Charley
smith. Ia the star concert hail On
bruidentHi avenue on the niHht 81
Doe !, has mYaiefinnaiy disappear.
ed, \ hsnnh warrant has been Issued
FOR his arrest. he being the principal
Witness against smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
STRIKE IS
SETTLED

BAN F9ASCTsco. Dec. fs--Tfss
Cooks and Walters strike vas set
tied yesterday n had been ea for =
year and a half. The men praetie-
ally Win every point. Mayor schmitz
Was the arbitrator.
-
oe 10 Spinning for bicycle rspairA
-
Rsiehsrt Bros.. Pianos lilo unlon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

One % the brightest plays seen AZ
the Third Avenue ths4ter this year
holds the boards at the uptown
house this week The Irish Pawn
brakeFs' 10 a comicai show and guar
anteed 10 be sli~-spiItter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
BOXING CONTEST ENDS IN
A FREE-F0R-ALL ROW

NOBODY HAS FOUND THE oDnswiL
Llama GO AT THE SEATTLE Neutrality-suspicious. griffin
FieHrs WITH ONE or THE PRINCIPALS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
NOW FOR TINE civ
LIGHTING PLANT

LIGHTING PLANT hfensh the entry OF rival into the hr
epreFtane the people
skainst the electric ght
ventaes with the Seattle Electric another Justly
eaed soWswprm of hshtng
q farm out the city EhunE
the
Hs painfully that
sirongef than the conversation miserable lighting
public has b. lone suHetns learned endure
feee Is splendid tonic could prescribe the
tfc conranys invalid lights gslat willing
eofk the bottle
member a. the municipal Cedar
Fails that time.
Tn preparatory the installation the
time city buys sht
taSaaao OF
disposed
better Price and No ertcr to obtain larger premium
months tho
lights
foolish.
members Of tho present
In the council who fail
why bonds be sold Seattle tot that natter
and at theHghuns plant
a would keep homc in than
thing last spring good
10 he city o push viii be the
to unca the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

FfFTEEN acres in bearing prune
and fruit trees. fenced. good house.
close to market. will sell on terms,
or trade for improved residence
property In soattie.
Nice cottage. block from car. near
school; yard. street grades and
sewer IN and paid 81 .eta
Houses. cottages and vacant lots In
all parts OF the city on lowest
terms.
RoGuE a co.
as Pacific Ricek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
Fer sals--cssy R-si Estate
fhe rf.AeE 10 LIvE
RAINIER HKAcH. Irs ALI nIaaT.

bon 7 delay fcirs - Rainier fteach. IN
80 tneafian etiaf~ q faaks NashinE :
ton. eNefs iet Nitsla = fee sfeTss ~ iake
ard slsrtffa cars. s. far service frlfn
81 = M 80 n B. m. kcat rcha.aIs ave
nn~@s afssl nireaita ~EteFs rierfftr
sffest mats ete over SO tats eold
mant hotaes tuiiiins rich unii hish ana
heelfhy srasd views. etds. level Lots
aeiitus fsHf a. So 40 afssl fsh onlY 81
snd SO ssua and IS rnauth. .sefYi.ssiv
likes natutsf IleaeHl RS the best and
cheagest pfeperty Tire fnarset hasndz
bailt On essie-t u terms. take cars On
NsshinGtan strest. So NJ We'd. agent
al Rainier Beach, or ran On oWanf. q. X
efurteesns. 80 Boston tturk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

GRAND PACIFIC HoTRi@ siis rtrss ave.
nas. hea.s ne~ly furalshst. ali uset<rs
pffrea usaf~fatf
q ROOM furntshsi fat fur sale. farssstar,
a. ss--t - ae~ ssns fhssp. sas't rsss'
tsis. iass HeFsufh stenua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

EEE rHis BARGAIN
t1zc-ons rnf1s frnu nIVsfslfe on the Inter
VIVIAN lire we can sril you nve acres %
nne sHna for tsfa. You nav us steo cash
and ten can set your own time In witch
10 pey me haiaseei Interest Al : p~r
neaf Handy % aehoci. Fuat nsishbofs
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
ffit s>ccad aernue Room ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

Ei.pfsRI.y vauaa can Sae~ Eesf hotas
ani snail uafre - 80. Nastas. family q
fhr~s y o nrt aas
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sfArTf1H ssns:::.s rsssi 9iss1s,s Ia; ssss
.nd ~ <aai.n Gait un Miss sruits a
80 Ihifd sFsnas. aaia iafS lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
ror a,e,-FurnI,h.s aoom.

nniNu souf t1flsisaaa es,tsFH faF hair
VISA - Afs a chantier. iz2r Ha-arfh
sfsss. 81 rtts An1 Pine streeia. -
phnna NED s1-ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

oskAf CONSOLIDATION skLg
rhs-- tee s.a hss-n -ststli.hiaenss
NJ nsiy. tbs Rel ffpnt snd uiss Fr1nt
Fsffuitufa ca have rebeaattatEf and are
efsftaf - tbs SSH thsif ste 90 sta-zs
sutnpfttlua furnitafs. csaqk asoFss heat
srs iin~afs and heusaAai9 faFatasloKs
~ al sia1s a. rftpes tkat wiif saruffss
rea e<a snt at cur rtfres before
sr - ~. $500 49, . oss .ss sisr~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Having heard numerous criti-
ci-ms from Democrats OF the dis
trict, and learning the utter disgust
of Democrats at home, The Demo.
crat deems it wise to offer an ex-
PLANTATION and apology for the action
Of the delegation from this county
at the recent district meeting at
New Albany. We do this in justice
to the honest and fair-minded Dem
ocracy OF Harrison county and to
Congl essman Zenor, who has been
placed in false position with his
constituents.
What was done there was not the
&C ion OF the delegation. 1t was
not the wish Of Judge Zsnor or the
Democracy Of Harrison county. 1t
was in direct violation Of the agree
ment Of the delegation, only few
minutes before entering the hall
and sanctioned by Mr.. Zenor, which
was that the vote Of the county
should be divided equally among
the four candidates for the chair.
manship.
The division Of the vote from the
start, and the slapping OF the Hon
Dick Duflin in the face, after he
was already elected, by voting the
county solldly for an already de-
feated candidate, was the action o
two or three self.constituted jack
asses, who were attempting to sub
serve an imaginary private interest
to the detriment of Mr.. Zenor ant
disgrace Of the Harrison count.
Democracy. These ''ro osters'
knew they were dead birds in tn
pit at home and evidently did no
care. They are we'll known here
} 1t is supposed that they were eithe
tolls, knaves or fools-possibly al
three.
We make this explanation, as w
I stated, in justice to Mr.. Zsnor, VIII
lis now very wronefully eli icise'
and placed in false light, and ais
: in justice to the Harrison count
: Democracy, which is as true, brave
. honest and loyal as can be found !,
the lard.--Corydon Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

How many people when they
marry carefully put aside their joint
love letters as one Of the most cher
ished possessions Of their future
life, and in how many cases alter
ward do they ever take them out
and look at them?
Now, why is this? Partly, pr.
haps, because the time of romance
is over and practical, everyday life
has begun; partly, also. we will
hope, because now they can say 80
many nice things to each other, and
there is no need to read over the
past nice things they have written.
-Iolden Penny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Intoxicated Individual in Bar
room-"Hooray, hooray, hooray.
wy DON you hooray? Dom you
know whosh birshday tis?"
Person Addressed-"Shure Mike.
It's mine."
Intoxicated Individual-"Bet you
drinks yer wrong. lsh Washton's :
birthday"
Person Addressed--"My name is
Washington"
Intoxicated Individual-"B
this is Georgsh Washton's birsh.
day"
Person Addressej--"My card,
sir. My name is George Washing
ton"
Intoxicated lndividual--"Come
on up ev'body. Here's fathsher Of
|hish country an thosh he wuz
|ded. 'Scuse me, Genial, 'scuse
me-" (Falls on neck Of Person
Addressed and weeps. Chicago
Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21
The Pacific Cable.

The house committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce has re-
commended government ownership
of the Philippine cable. The navy
mas surveyed a practicable and feas.
ible route via Hawaii, Guam and
the Philippines. The cost is esti-
mated at $40, 900, 900.
The prospect Of the government
laying the cable is gratifying. Gov.
ernment ownership OF the cable will
be approved by the majority of peo.
pie in the United States.
The cable will facilitate business
with the Orient, and our new in
sular possessions. 1t is absolutely
necessary to the maintenance OF our
prestige in the Pacific.
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

II the leaders Of the democratic
party are half as bad as the leaders
OF the republican party say they are,
and the leaders Of the republican
party are half as bad and dangerous
TO good government as the leaders
of the democratic party say they
are, it is high time that both set o.
leaders be turned down by the peo-
pie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Evansville Courier:-A most re-
|markable conference was held at the
white house Saturday. A junta Of
The senate and OF the house was
called together by the president 10
discuss what the effect of bis de-
cision in the Schley case would have
in their combined political fortunes.
President Roosevelt was appealed
to as judicial officer. His action
apparently is that Of q ward poll
tician.
Think OF Judge Of a court sit
ting on an important case who be.
fore he renders his decision calls 10
prominent men of his party to con-
slider the effect of his decision on
bis and their political futurel
Would any one have confidence in
that judge or respect for his de.
|ci-ion? But that is exactly the
course Roosevelt has taken. The
Times Herald, a republican paper,
Gays of his action:
If President Roosevelt had sat up
nights to devise q scheme 10 pre-
vent popular acceptance Of his de.
|cision as settling the Schlcy case be
could not have hit upon anything
more certain to accomplish that end
than the conference Of last Satur-
day. What faith can the people
have in the judgment Of . judge
who has not enough faith in it him.
self to formulate it, without securing
the approval of interested parties as
Ito its effect on their Joint fortunes?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

homes and having enough money
so that we would be spending NJ
least l50,CO0,000 year buying
your natural aud manufactured pro-
ducts.
when | think Of that picture !
cannot bear to look upon the dread
OF ruin and anarchy"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Mr.. Editeur:-The die is cast.
The race is run. The campaign is
over, and l am-well, the votes
have 10 be counted first. But, OF
course, l am elected by an enor-
NOUS majority. Did you ever see
a candidate who was NOT sure OF his
election? Be that as il may, ! am
sure OF mine. | have everything
fixed up. What? you say that
had better not be too sure OF It?
Why I've spent every cent that |
could rake and scrape together to
treat my constituents to the "stuff. F"
/ have sent out over a hundred hslf-
barrels Of beer. l and my friends
have talked the ears off Of our con
stituents to a stand-still with my
virtues and with the delinquencies
of my opponents We have told
them what a great man | am, and
how successful have been in bnsi-
ness, and what hobo my oppo.
nent is, and how unsuccessful he
has been in his business. Ofcourse,
l never mentioned how / got to be
successful, that cuts no leo in this
matter -of-fact world. Just so you
are successful, that is all that is
necessary.
The tears Of the widow which my
opponent has helped to dry up,
don't count in an election; the sup
pers which my opponent has bought
for the tramp and the beggar and
the unfortunate, does not count in
an election Though he may be
able to say that he never sent away
man hungry in his life, that does
not count in an election. The notes
which be has signed as security for
the man in distress, and paid with
out murmur. and did not adver-
tise to everybody, does not count
in an election. The good word he
has always had for the poor devil II,
the gutter, and the terrible word OF
scorn be has had for the oppressor,
does not count in an election. No,
the success that counts is the all
mighty dollar, and that's what ]
have got by the bushel.
My opponent IL not in it, not Tor
q minute, because his bank-accouni
lis too small. My opponent has had
the chan,e, not once, but many
times times to gil his Golfers with
the stuff, so that he could have
bought this little sleepy town sev-
Ieral times over, but he was too
HONEST, and he would not sell out,
because he thought too much OF his
Ipuny honor. He is a gentleman,
'lby gad! But we will gentleman
him, by gad! He has got to be
heat, il il takes all the stuff which !
have accumulated, whilst my oppo'
nent was accumulating rust 10
J Heaven! Stuff, and nonsense J 81
liz honor and honesty had anything
TO do with an election! 1t is mon
ey, that's what counts. II Is sue
cess, that's what counts.
And that is the reason why an
, going to be elected next TUESDAY
) Just see, whether am correct
when the votes are counted.
Il Next week l will give you a de
) scription Of the voyage up Sal
) Creek by my opponent, in compan.
; with the other fellows who don't &c
( enough votes. OLD MOSS BACK
ar -. xha nuko 10 RoqaO ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

The Surgeons valentine-He-
"You know about the doctors op-
Grating on Tom Archer for appendi-
citis, and discovering that their
diagnosis was wrone?" She
"Ob, yes. WelI?" He-"Wsll,
they sent him home on valentine's
day with . note reading, 'Opsosd
by mistake. Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

In the Performance OF His Duty.
Mrs. Hsuskeep-"You needn't
deny it, Della, saw you permit
that policeman TO kiss you last
night" Delia-"Av coorse, ma'am.
Shure, ye wouldn't have me resist
an officer, would ye?"-Philadel-
|phia Pres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21
HELEN KELLER'S FIRST EARNINGS.
Wanted Money TO Boy % Island for I
Summer Home and She Earned Il.

There is n pretty story in connec-
ton with the series Of articles which
Helen Keller, the wonderful blind
girl, has written for the Ladies'
Home Journal, telling about her
own life from infancy to the present
day. She always has shrunk from
the publicity which follows success
full literary work, and it was with
great difficulty that she was per-
suaded to take up the task Of pre-
pairing her autobiography. She
had, however, set her heart on own
ing an island in Halifax harbor for
a summer home, and in spirit OF fun
the editor OF the Journal offered to
buy it for her, or to provide the
means to buy it. When the work
of writing appeared especially irk-
some Miss Keller was reminded OF
her desire 10 become a landowner,
and it spurred her on. Just before
Christmas she completed the first
chapter Of her marvellous story; and
on Christmas morning she received
IRON her publishers a check for
good round sum. Her delight may
be imagined, for this was the first
money Of any account which she
had ever earned. IL: is a fairy tale
come true," she said. Whether
she will really carry out her plan Ia
buy tie island remains to be seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Homely l-Bennet-"Did you
ever know any one SO homelyf"
Nearpass-" Hardly! Why, she is
80 homely that automobile goggles
are actually becoming to herl"-
Puck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

OfIicer-"Is your brother, who
was so deaf, any bstter7" Brid-
get-"Sure, he'll be all right in the
morning." Ofiicer-"You d MT
say so. Bridget-"Yes; he was
arrested yesterday, and he gets his
hearin in the morning. denver
Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

Az to Valentines Biggs-"Silly
custom this Of sending valentines,
don't you think?" Boggs-"Worse
than that-it's dangerous. Itoiten
leads to matrimony. Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

There is an open-air postofiice in
Rock Creek township, Wells coun-
". Il is on . rural route and thsre
are IS patrons. Each has Z box
nailed to Z tree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21
FOR RENT.
Feb. Ia, isss-y.

FOR RENT.---A handsome
s'ore room, 25x7O feet, nicely plas-
ured and ceiled. Shelving and
counters. New and up-to.date.
- 'he business portion OF town.
"ood stand. Reasonable terms.
apply at COURIER Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

"I am the Duke de Bosso.
Hotel Clerk--"Well, so long as you
don't get noisy, and pay in advance,
we'll let you stay here. ."--Philadel'
phia Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

An insinuation-"They claim to
be connected with some Of the best
families" "By telephone?"--
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-21

A christianl cannot be morally
right and politically wrong.
Evening journal., 1902-10-01

the place fixed A suit for damages
may be the result Of the accident last
night.
The continuous blowing Of the whis-
tie of the Knowles Wooden Mills caused
residents here tOthink that the mill was
on fire 1t was afterward learned that
the blowing was in honor of the return
of Mrs. George Gray Knowles from a
four months trip in England. The YES
sci passing up the river which carried
Mrs Knowles answered tine salute.
After lapse of seven years, Lewis
Eckles, of this city. more recently OF
near Galveston. Texas. has been heard
Of by his brother. Clerk c. Edwin
Eckles, of City Council. Lewis has
been at Iycalvo for the past seven years
engaged in placer mining 1t was be-
lleved that he was dead.
Anumber of weddings will take place
in this city during the month of Octo-
Der. Thus far nine are scheduled. Of
which but two have been announced.
They are Miss Nellie Winslow to James