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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12

On the Both ult the Gridiron Club
gave its annual dinner ball of
Southern Relief Society, for the benefit
of destitute southern people in WASH
ington, was given ON the lst inst. and
proved to be social success. The
same day the president gave a small
dinner to ex5Secretary Root, who has
resumed the practice Of law in New
York.-On the Bird inst. the Grand
Army gave dinner to Gen. J. c.
Black. The President Gov. Taft and
Lieut.. Gen. Miles spoke.-The Women
Suffagists will meet in convention ON
the llth inst in this ciy.-January
was the coldest month Washington
has seen in IL years Mean temp.
27.5'. The ground was continuously
covered with snow, or rather with ice.
More than two hundred people We're
injured by falling, some Of them quite
seriously, including Supreme Justice
White, Rev. DIR. Easton, and Con-
greAmen SuIloway, Smith and God
frey Hunter Of Kentucky. They are
all out again.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12
Washington Hotels.
RIees ROusE.

fhe hotel par excellence OF the capital
.ocated within one block Of the White
House and directly opposite the Treasury
Finest table IN the city.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12

Thursday, the 4th inst, more than
fifty republican editors arrived in
Washington from New York, the
guests of Senator Depew who brought
them over in Pullman cars. At a
meeting on their arrival they were
addressed by Ex-Governor Black, and
Senators Platt and Depew. The same
evening they attended White House
reception given to members of con-
gress. Yesterday afternoon the Presi-
dent received them, and in the even
ing Senator and Mrs. Depew gave
them a grand reception.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12
WILLARD'S Hotel.

A famous hotelry, remarkable for It's
historical associations aud long-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, repainted
and partially refurnished
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12
THE WASHINGTON LETTER
lcontlnned From FLrst Paeel

CONTINUED From First Paee)
jury in those islands, also whether a
person shall be twice placed in jeop-
ardy of punishment for the same
offence.
Secretary Wilson thinks the farmer
is not getting enough for his beef, or
the consumer is qaying too much. He
believes the retailer absorbs most of
the difference. Secretary Shaw has
issued a circular in which he says citi-
zens of the United States returning
home from the old world, may fetch
home free Of duty personal effects not
exceeding siOO in value; but they must
not do this too often. -ExGov. Francis,
who is running the st. Louis Fair, is
in town, asking congress for loan of
s4, 800, 600 to be secured by a lien on
the gate receipts. Why? Because as
usual "the original estimates were too
low. Congressman Littleheld of
Maine win retire and practice law in
Boston, He is disappointed at the
failure Of his attempts to secure legis-
lation for the ple.-Senator Morgan
announces that he has made his last
speech on the Panama treaty.-Sena-
tor Dietrich is back from Nebraska
and wants to be investigated by the
senate. His request has been granted.
Chief Joseph, Of the Nez Perces
tribe Of Indians, is doing the city.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-02-12
WESTWARD.

NJ s1sScIT 90 ). Z "a -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

L ID
MILW LWAUKEE, Wis, 4 f-
Jan szramk kowski dwu letni.
|synek szrra'mk +! koWskich, 9 "a
eszkalych pn. .g'8 IS Dous-
man utica, kt6ry v wtorek.
rano poparzyl sic bolesnie go.
raca Woda, umarl wczoraii
|wskutek tych poparze6. Die
eko baWilo " kuchni j prze-..
Wr6cilo ia siebie kociolek go
r4cej wody kt6ra sic 6miertel-I
ME poparz.ylo.
Vybuchl zeszlym tygo-I
[daidl ~ niiezwy lei. przXezynys
pozar u szpitalu sw. Ir6jcy'
|WieIki eleWato & szpitalny
|znajdowal sic na trzeciiem5p pie
EtrzeS Sgdy 1,agle zerwa sic Il
EspaM IA dol. III biieg "a
Espadaniu powod dowal zapale
ME sic jednej Sliny, Cd tdrej
Iogieh zaczal sie bko roz
Zaalarrno owano naty-
Ichmiast pos sstraz pozarna kt6-.
kr6t zdo olala plo ienie
ugasi6. Mied paeyentanni,,
'k46rzy dowie tlziieli bic q ogniill,
|powstal popl loch, lecz uspokd
i 'iil y sich doz6rcz zynie t6re ~
Echo zip1Il ieil 4.
M gElpEacyaIlt6 6W nave nj II b 81 imedzi4 81
|l{ "a il s. 81 81 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
n INV y LSKICH
AllE YCE.

BlU UFFALO ] ] J Z \. Z, Osla-
wipny Stefan Kami6 ski, e
p{ kch tutejjszychl niezalez-
a zn6w 1llalWlalrzyl sobie
psa, 1t 6rego ME bedzie
q J, ,wyzl opac tax latwo,
n son teraz az try krymi.
q Ipe cesy ma g}oWie,
81 arzy 80 p linda, byty prey
d1ht niezaleznej parafiii, .: .
d ezerstwo. Starry Romano
81 Wyt cyl mu process 9
q bad ! pobicie, a niejaki
r 5n1an wystaph ze skarga {
1.-TWO. Kamih.
s9I choc ciaz juz do r6znyoh
81 and aicznych pro ces6w jest
yczajo ony, tyym raze n
II be die m6gl chyba spat
81 ojniie. Moze go to pow-
SO tlk!yma Cd dalsz.ych wy ybry-
zbrod niczych aWantur,,
BIZ sprawiied liwosc czuwa j
vi jnk miecz mad glowa je-
IIICAGO, Wczo Z raj zakon-
e sic process kry n1inalny J
~ z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

= : = y - fl
A.N!OKA, Mimi. Budowni-
cry pan A.Wasiele elewski opuscil
zajmowana dotad posade Sta
5nowego; nadz6rcy budowni-
czego 2 powodu lepszej fl
-nansowej korzysci. " budo-
vie ko5ciol6w. Pan A. Wa
sielewski obecnie buduje
wl,spanialy ko6cid francuzki
" Dayton, Mimi. "a 8 ty-
siecy dolar6w 20 ukofcze-
niu tegoz ma do budoWy je-
szcze diva inne, jeden q 20
tysiacy j jeden "a Is tysiecy
dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

CZIFU, Z maja. Prawda jest
ze armia generala Oku wy.
ladowala pod Pitsewo j
przy porcie Adams na zacho- g l,,'.
dniejj cie5ci p6lwyspu Lao
jang. Dotad wysadz dzono $4,000
ludzi ma lad, lecz jak dono1sza'
kulisi, 1adowanie trivia " dali.
Sym ciiagu. Wszystkie silly.
zbrojne so " marszu ku por-
towi Arthura; ednie stra-
10 japohs skiie ID dotar}y juz do
Dalny. .s5
Dalej done osza, ze moskale
opuscili Kaiping j ze cofnei
sic zupelnie do chwang
2 wyjatkien1 portu Arthura ]
fortecy, kt6ry Jest obecnie
zupelnie odciety Cd reszty
6wiiata. Japoh .ywail
druty telegrafii fiicz1e zaieli
cze5c tor6w klolejo jolwyc pro
wedzacych do H1,arabi u d
Mukden. fsss sS
General Kuro II nie ali 10
sobiss 1, |, tyIko &!
Jest pewnsnl, ,1os ne %
pu6cii eng czeng CO
faja sic pred armia japo1-
ska kt6ra obec ecnie5 liczy.
1O0, 1OO. 8 ostatniej klesce,
iaka spotkala mos 4 kali zal!pa,'-
nowala n armiiii III demo orali-
]; ;zs.acy,a, = wiie6c opano
niiu p6lay przsz.
/ Ispofczy 81 y
get slnse kuro-
! I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
fczyk spie sznie opu6cl
port Arthura i ndal sic do
Mukden.
ST. LOUIS, Z maja.

Etana obrazy, wyszle 2 pod
|pedzla ameryk kahs skich oby-
watelek, 0 lie obrazy take
uznane zostana jjako dzie}a
sztuki przez odno oSny komitet
.artysty yczny.
Wczoraj odbylo sic na pla-
Gu wystaWy uroc oczyste otwar-
Gle chin skiego pawilonu.
Pred edstawiciel Chin objawil
snadziejje ze Wystawa chin nska
przyczyni sic do Wzmo cnienia,
wezl6w przyjjazni, laczacych
#Chiny ze stanami 9 Zjednoczo-.
nymi. Prezes WYstawy Fran
els wzpi6sf toast ma czesc ce-
.sarza j cesarzowej chi6skiej,
a ksiaze Gu Lun odpowie-
dial toastem ma Geese pre-
zydenta Roosevelta. Uderzo-
no przytem " dzwony, przy-
Wiezione Wprost = Pekinu.
Wieczorem wydal ksiaze Lun.
bankiiet " hotelu Washington.
"a sto1ami zasiadlo / 400 "a
proszonych gosci.
NEW CHWANG, 9 maja.
Mos kale Wyn osza sic ma gWaH
2 miasta New Chwang. Ma.
.rozkaz w1adzy Mszyst tkie po.
:ciagi sa zajjete wywozeniems
woiska j ludzis . New ChWang
ma p61noc, Ucieczka pomie-
dzy cyWilnymi zamieni}a sic
W istna panlke.
w dodatku do tego niemi}ego
.polozenia, doniesiono tn, ne:
vice kr6l Alexiejew zostal ra-
.niony gdy wyjezdzal 2 portu
Arthura. Me MONA sic bylo
jjeszcze dOwiedziec W jakiml
stanie sic znajduje.
Ottawa jest, ze gdy rosya-'
ME opuszcza New Chwang q
jjapohczycy natyc chmiast ME,
obejjma go to brygady znaj-|
dujace sic ma przeciwnej.
stronie rzeki blisko Yink6Ws
zrabuia j .splasd druja Gale mia
+stc. Mieszka6cy obco conarodo do-I'
visa przygoto owani staWienieI
czo1a i odeprsec csbry ygady sgdy-.||
.bygw. raziie ci 1nielii 5ich napa-.
.dac
zanim rosyaniie wyprowa|-..
.dza sie ztad zniszcza japof-'
ska armate Sivo ut sch. Rosyi-
ski sztab Wojjenny wyprowa-.
dill sie . Lao Yang do Muk-
der. Me chca wiele m6wic 8
.poloz EMU Rosyii u tel okoli-II
ttcy, lecz I,ewnii 81 sami ze;
nliie nsIija tam dose silly aby,
'slie 11ogl 4 d|luzejj opierac ME-
.jp,Ezyiaciel elowii E3.|
IS II ERsBIJR naaja
I ra-
por od g||snsra 1llopatk &
Ina doilosss stratach u
niedzielnei biitYiiile. l. 81
General maj jor kasztalifa
1ski zostal ra11iony VS. lowe
6Wny t1d dziial bitWieI
Ebraly pulk'i denastyy J i Own \
nasty strzelc5w 4 dVudz ziesty
drug pic choty
eiet q
|rasYis y mus IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

sOble SodWrot. q apOncz.yc.y \; t1.yl.. &
Ii . piec razy liczniiejsi i mieH
;,da1eko wiiecej tyleryi
w tel krwawej bitWie pulki
,Jedenasty ] Dw,1na,sty str'aleiii'-
ly " zabitych ce:r6'W, v
tel liczbie doW6d 6dzca pulku
Jed nastego i 481 pod dofice-
row j zolnie RAM ono je-
dnego oficera j. Sol zo}nierzy.
700 zolnierzy pablo z .innych
pull 6w. &
RAPPORT genera}a Zasul ulicza,
m6wiac 8 stratach g6lnych
niedzielnej bitWy poWiada, 60
nastepuje:
,,Nasze straty 2 dni 80
kwietnia j / majia Wynosza o.
g6lem 20 oficer6W ,334
20 olnierzylzabit bitych, ranionych
lub wziietych do niewol;. 2
tel iczby ma polu walki po-
zostawiiono / OBJ, lecz niewiia-
domo, czy ci3polegli czy tezl
zostai ranni j wzieci do ME-
vol.
n powodu wiel kiej straty
" koniach j ludziach j z1ego
terenu ME by1o pod bie1st-
wem ocalic polowe i maszy-
noWe dziala.
,,Jedenasty iDwunasty pull
ki, pomimo ciez kich STRAIT do
kona}y .odwrotu " zupelnym
porzadku pod ochrona Tree
ciej dywizyis St rzelc c6W kts6ra ora
ME bra1a udzia1u Y Wa1ce,
lecz nadesz1o ma czas, by
pokryc odWr6t rosyjskich
wojsk,
pE,rEpsRI7RG Q ,na;a
na,aszono = d2;s;a; 5 Es;a..
- M;Lo}a; M;ko}aieWi;c,z drn-.
:; L,,1,,n. cara' no;pdz;a na.
ua.ea. 1.a ,;;sls n9a, ni;aa L,6ls ! MOI,
sssslDh.s '1'as;;;a,a 80. Lt6r,, ! = row.
:, ~ o,aaY - : posy; oazvua;a
e oa6ln;a zaiaznvm me-
!: -, ,,7'1ast - ,,anora1ano Ia.
1e'n. 80. = @ sa,a;;a,.,, :.
! jsst s. 5l stopy aysoli, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
IIIGAGO, W'}czora Yak /; on J
sic process kryminalny
enciszka LeWando doWskiego,

N obec sedziego Gary i sad
przy sieglych uznawsz:yy go
winnym, skazal go na sm1erc.
Skazany by1 niezmiernie
przerazony, us}yszaWszzy wy
|rok, gdyz mial nadzieje, Il Ia
godzaca bedzie okolicznosc cia,
ze popelnil morderst'wo "
stanie pijanym. Morderstwo
zostalo pope}nione v nocy
"a lutego. Lewando dowski przy-
edlszys d, domu .pijany, po:
derznaf zonie gardlo, q po-
tenn wybieg glszyy na 1lice, tax
ze ooiie usilowal v .podo obny
spos6b odebrac zycie, ale tyl-
|ko sic skaleczy1, q " szpitalu
odzzy!sk'al zdrowiie. q
George Sokowicz, oskarzo-
ny o szamordo dowanie rozmy6l-
ne zameznej Maryi Nowak
a. 6. lutego| br., wczorajj v sa-
die kry1ninalnym YIN v obec
|sedziego Gary j sedzi6w przy-.
Isieglyeh zlozyl zeznanie.
Przyznal sic, zze emil NOR
derstwo ale powied dzial, g
popelniI je 2 zazdrosci v
Echwili, kiedy je popelnial,
ME byl przy droWych zmy-
.sIach owicz j brat jego
miesz kali i NoWak 6w komor-
nenn obgeiwa zakochani
.byli VI Nowakowej. Nowako-
W., nprzJi krzvvszy sobie q
mory SokoWiiez zagToziila
mn, g albo 50 sama zastrze;s
lli albo 1neza max lonlii Dc zas
,strzelsnia 6. So okoWiicz q u,
|przedzil ja, zastrze liwszy is
IA uicy ! jmliejj
sopoWiiadal % dplpk kurator
Grove Wnii6sl kara smierci.
ND " 4 l5jrl'ode
Eranosd. y daryl
|sia nieszcze6i 6illiiW przy ypadek
|ala zieni skie-,
ol!bnlo min ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
NOWI INY
TELEGRA

PETERSBURG. Z majja.
Rosyanie wyrzekli sic zamia-
ru trzymania " SVEN posia-
daniu Feng Wang C'zeng i
cofaja sic ma polnec,t scigani
przez Japon 6w. Przednie
straze nieprz zyjjacie skie sta
czaja ciag}e utarczki z tylna
strata wojska rosyjs skiego.
General Kuropatkin zmienil
calkiem plan wojny j zasto-
sowal go. do polozenia, spo-
wodowanego przegrana mad
rzeka Yalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

STEVENS POINT, Wis,
Pans. Hutter otrzymal smut
ma wiado domosc > Milwaukee
ze syna lego Jana spot tkalo
nieszczes6c,ie podczas pTacy av
fabryce, a mianowiicie pier
wszy i drugi palec prawej
reki zostaly lnu przypadko-
wo odciete. 2. Jan Hutter
wyjechal do Milwaukee " ce-
lu objecia posady " drukar-
nj, lecz przybyl tam zap6zno,
ME chcac jednak pozostac
bezczynnym, zaczal pracowat
" fabryce, gdzie go owe ME- !.
szcze6cie. spotkalo. Rodzice
|jego wyjjechali do MilWau Y l y keei E
" zeszla srode po polud dniu.
Jan Klabba przeni6sl sic 2
.rodzina do Abbotsford gdzie
p. Klabba ma posade przy
stacyii wodo ociagoWej kolei :'' !.
Central na rzece Dau Plei-
me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

snierc Dzienik Of sklego. Pra- !
|cuijac v pocie czola IA ssw'6j
|chleb dni prz.y kanale
Sci kowym, poslizgnal sic j
.spadl : platf formy do kanalu
2 =. .w1ysok koScii 60 stop. Wspd-
robotnicy, podnie5li nieszcze-
Esliwego Michala j w.yni6 sissy
go na wiierzch, zatele fonowa-
Ii po ambula kt6ry v
kr6tkim czasie zostal przy-
|slany ma miiejjsce Wypadku
ciezko potluc onego Michala
zawi6zl do szpitala st. Clair,
ILekarze szpitalni orzekli ze
biedny Michal otrz!y7nal gro
|zne, wewnetrzne uszko odze-
MIA j ME utrzymy yWali zadnej
nadziei zachowaniia go przy
zyciu. Nieszczes sliwy Micha]
po kilku godziinach okropnei
meczarnii, oddal Bogu ducha.
Zwloki jjego zosta}y odwiezio.
ne do trup piarni zak}adu Zich-
ma,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

NANTICOKE E PA. We
SLY wtorek Q godzinie 8 tel
|zrana 6lubowa1i sobie doz-
gonna milosc " kosciele sw.
5Stanisla B. Il NJ, pan, Ma
ryan Brat uszewski i panna
Marta Rygwalska, Wielebny
ks. probos GramleWicz po-
Ylaczyl mloda pare. 3
Dzie esiec eciio letnia core
eslkspa1st zezaal aEsalpa=
.dla " ogrod die j zrani1a sic
niebezpiecznie W tWarz. Mala
Hala pozostajac " opiece dok-
tora przychodzi szybko do
.zdroWia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

~ = 80 4 s4- f5ss>
BALTIMORE, N. D. ".
iedzialek po poludniu 20
sta} zabity 20 letni Walenty
Michalski ram. pm. ~ s.
Ann III. Nieszczesliwy praco-.
wal W przystani Baltimore.
Copper Works Il kohca Clill-
ton st. przy wbijaniu pail,
gdy sic nachyli1, aby pal pe-
praWic, :zosta} uderzony Mo a
tenn tax SLIME, ze " 10 mi
nut po wypadku smierc ma
stapila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

d. i + T.
RZiYM, q IN maja. W Por-
Gle Arthura pozost stawiono tyl-.
ko 600 za}ogi, Reszta vols
a Wycof ala sic, zabie erajac ''''I ze
soba do Muk denu dokumen-.
ty, kase wojenna j dziala po-
lowe. y. y
Ma zadanie Kuropatki kina
general Sasulicz zostanie po-
zbawiony szlif sc nera1skich 2
powodu lekcewazenia rozka-
z6w naczelnego wodza. W I.
dniu II maja wyda car ukaz,
tyczacy sic mobilizacyi calej.
rosyjskiej armii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

TOKIO, maj Japohczy
w zabral Fenk y mig eheng.
N N plate Cor. urs,ki uder-
|syl cala silal Il zaata q akopal
rosyall zani1n e,1ninelo
zenis! szel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
PETERSBURG, Z maia. :

PETERSBURG, Z maja.
Japo6czycy zaszli Port Artu-
ra 2 ty}u, zajeli tory kolei zze- : 3
laznej,E pozrywali druty tele-
graficzne i przecieli komuni-
kacye twierdzy ze sztabem
rosyjskiim. cead dmiral Skry-
dlow ME moze sdostac sic do
Portu Artura, aze By obja6 do
w6dztwo mad tamtejsza flota
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22
NOTICE.

Nolce Il hereby gwen that "a tho =. Z ?
ii4r meeting q. fue Board D. II ustre. WI
lr ncQt fofa'tl town Cl Jasper d. ], f-
tiia- uell at it- regular place 10 mettlrs
@ the ait rt W tll. Iasrer Electric irft
company. va ine ilth lavri Arri.
SAID Board adopted ale-u.atian Del r-
nE that u Wa- niece sarE .llm prove fae
cIcRirc STREETS and parts ~ street.
-ali t0Nu. tu-Nlt-
Slain street from the south 'iae ~
Fifteenth street te tile NUrh Lind rt
Ninth street
Man street from the Norh line
Ninth street ig tile North liue 10 tl4
Public "a -are
Main street from the south .ne "a ..e
Public square o. tile Worth Nne 0l ,.-
ond street
sixth street from ihs East lina of Ans
iers9n street CD t-e East Zine ef he p.n-
ic square,
Sixth street from ihe Yves. '.re oi .ie
Public square o. point iu M sfu
opposite tne southeast c.frar rf
number ONE l.I in Neiuineer- alli.
to -aii town Qi Jasper
AMI Oh chat part q The pst -e
~ siil to~l oi Jasper. rMR al
street, pf grading draining aa m-
king clra-ne ant gathering sll Streets
irl parts ei Streets "a ar inune mt+n
profile plans and peeit elHar- nov ar
iie ln ine office w fhe Cl1ls ai Tie Saith
toEn % = asper.
Npiice IS also given that ohle tion. a.
-ail proposed Improvements mar h.
maie az the Court house n saiI town ~
Jasper % CLOAK h m- GA thc 9.hi av
lt Nh iNHtf before the f..nr.f ..f V.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

Jacob Leistner, one Of the Of ct
and best known citizens q HARRISON
died sunday morning Of Bright
disease. lie was the father az Mrs.
Phil. Oily, formerly Of Jasper.
Mr.. Leistner was born in Germany
June 2, 1924. Attic age Of seven
teen he came u America, landing al
Baltimore. From theirs he came 10
Troy and shortly settled on : farm
near kellerville, where be has since
resided lie was upright in an tis
dealings and conscientious Chris
tan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22
The Old East School building ia a Dsu.
gerous Condition.

BY order OF the city council, VIII
j. Harris, Of tie firm OF Shopbell &
Harris, architects, Of Evansville.
made athorough examina ion 0ithe
sasi school bui. ding last Saturday
md bis conclusions are fully set OUT
u the following report
Honorable Mayor and Council Of
Huntingburg, Ind
After examining your school ana
,areiully considering the matter, we
Deg leave u submit the report as 10
4 condition. The supports in the
the roof are out Of plumb. caused
)y shifting the entire roof 10 the
side. All connections eff timber and
braces are broken. The rocf tim
)ers are all too small, not being sli
lcient to carry the loads, causing
hem to sway in the center, therebt
thrusting out the walls. Your root
lis entirety Il ia a dangerous con
iilion and should be Immediately
AIKEN of, including the second h0oi
eiing i0ist.
Eve further find that the strair
rom the roof, also the floor iois,-
II the first aud second floors. sIrina
rom weights and movements 81 the +
pupils 10 the rooms, and have caused
be walls 70 crack and bulge. We
ann recommend any repairs Cn.
he building that viii rectl.y these
defects, so will advise you to take
Town the old building and use the
be ole material in the construction (
4 new school, which will In .hs
nd save money fer your board,
Yours truly.
Harris G Sh0pbell.M
The matter will come up for con
liberation at the regular meeting b.
be city council next Monday night.
nd il i pr babie that come imme- f.
late action will be taken.-Huui- ,
lgburg Argus p
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@-A skim Of ice froze on water
in buckets and tubs left out door
several nights this week, and il l.
feared has injured the fruit crop in
this localty-ihe plums being in full
bloom, and cherry buds swelled-
there are no peach blows.
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Democratic Ticket.


For Joint Representative
HORACE NJ. KEAN
For Prosecuting Attorney. 57th Judicia
Circuit BOMAR TRAYLOR
For Co. Treasurer,-W r. BECKMAN
For Co. sheriff, VIC. v. CASSIDY.
For County Coroner. F. MEINKER
For Co. Commissioner. lst Di.tric,
HENRY WEIR
for 10. Commissioner. 81 District
HENRY LANDGREBE
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@-The Congressional Democrat
ic district committee, at its meeting
on Friday called the. convention Tor
nominating for May 8. The Repub
lican convention met yesterday, and
instructed for Roosevelt.
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%The Southern will run a night
train to Jasper tomorrow night, for
the accommodation Of people who
60 to Evansville 10 zee the torpedo
boat Lawrence.
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snrl

sTConnty chairman VI A.
Sweeney attended the districtDemo-
cratic committee meeting at NewAl
bany last Friday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES .-Jno. Bech-
er and Katharine Mann; Alb. Man
del and Rosa II. Fisher; Robert B
hellams and Carrie Kaegin.
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@C. E. Doane, Z. E., OF Hart
well, and Miss Florence Klein. Of
Huntingburg, visited in Jasper sun
day.
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s~W. f Cox has been ATTENDING
court in Perry Co. this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

hTProf. Welman leaves to-mor-
row Tor Ierre Haute. to attend the
summer term at the State Normal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

~Mr. E. F. Cox, civil eneinee
OF Petersburg, Is in Jasper this week
employed by the town trustees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

sa~A good many family garden,
have been planted this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

@Next Sunday morning Is Rev
r. L. Priests time at the NJ. Z
church in Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-22

@N. B. Cummiskey shipped
three cars OF scrap iron from Jaspei
This week.
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sw President Hemmer inform

the COURIER that the prospects are
good for large attendance al the
County Sunday School Convention
at Jasper next Monday and Tues
day. An interesting programme has
been prepared, in which State 80.
perintendent f. w Halpenuy take.
a part. The public are invited.
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Born, To Albert Summers anc
wife on Tuesday a girl.
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sw- The marriage Of Florisn Gntl

~The marriage Of Florian Gut.
weller and Miss Nora Troxler took
place at St. Joseph's church Tue.
day morning at : 80 oclack.
The groom was attended bv his
brother Carl and Miss Minnie Eek.
ert waited on the bride. The groom
Il a saloon keeper, and a hustler
The bride il a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Troxler, AID il one of
Jasper's most popular and beautiful
young ladies. The dance at Kunk.
els hall in the evening was largely
attended. The newly wed viii live
in the Durlauf building Each ha.
many friends who join the Courier
10 wishing them success.
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Rev z T. Sweeney Of Columbus
Gam and Fish Commissioner for
the state OF Indiana, Consul Gen
eral at Constantineple under Pre-
dent Harrison and life long Repub
lican, in an interview at Columb s
few days ago made the fillowir 2
statement.
Mr.. Hearst will be the nominee
OF the Democratic party.
81 told Mr. irwin six months ago
that Hearst would be nominated
He said you do not know what you
are talking about" said "You
just wait and see" | travel from
Massachusetts, TO Oklahoma and
come in contact with the people
and the Democrats are for Hearst
de is the logical candidate, aud il A
clean man. Hearst believes in do.
ing things, and is abused Just like
Mark Hanna was. His newspapers
are all right, they are clean, out.
spoken and up-to-date. OF course
they arefsensa,ional, but the people
like sensations"