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VOL. 4:.
JAgPgR. INDIANA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1902.
N. I
PUBL1MIKI) K. VKHY KKibAY AT JA!
PKK, DUOOtl ulM f. INDIANA. BY
CI PMI-'Vr hiiivv rThe Ros Amna Roots" F.nds
Charr pion
OFFICE. I.nC.lkikk Building The
On Wkst Sixth Stkkkt.
PKICE 1F M !;irnN.
Per Year, H NuuiU'rs. fwtpwlll. tl 10
Sh irter tune in piojuirtiou.
RATHS )r ADVKRT18IMO.
Kor ii-if.ii advertisements legal rates
10 lines fl.üü lor tiint insertion ; 50c
each subsequent insertion.
For yearly advertisements liberal con
tracts will be made to regular adver
tiaera.
Its
COMMERCIAL AND JOB WORK
Of all Kinds Promptly and Neatly ex
ecu tel at i.mun phicbs.
We invite inspection and business.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
G. W. Traylor, M. D.
Physcian & Surgeon.
Ireland, Indiana.
Calls answered nijtht and day.
Both telephones Cumberland
Home.
Oct l". PH. IT.
und
FRANK L. BETZ
Attorney at Law
and Pension Attorney.
JASPKIt, - INDIANA
Tl onl o rimtii iM'itk iiik iirai'tiHiiK lit
torurv in I'ulxnii ( '. ItiiRiii nit m.-li-.l to
In.- u ill DC j.romptU attwastoa t
A . - . i ..- J e. "t i.lUftn in promptly -i
rtireil. Fin-. I. iff Mini An-i'I.-iit insurant--
igci-ruit in off!ee.
offlpv Two -..juan uorth of i-nurt lioum
Mnr 14. US
DEFENSE OF THE ONION. M. . ... ... ,.. L , ,., .......
i iircMMiuiK nie loggest steamship I "It has Ihhu nhmmt n . ustun." hhs
U the world, tk (Meie, with mrfclsai tb' Toronto hall and Rnipire, 'om as
Ui cliors a coiilno els v of lone uf.iM.u..,. in Mm dim imM. ..t ....
onion 1, 011 of til.,,. str.nu- '., prolmbly been Mtil.-.i i.r ... .1 " in 1 .,,,,. . , ,. , .
. - - j v ' o..' -us 11 1 1 11.1 M pi 1 v :ii!ic
ous vectaljles about wlm h ,,ir. , an- builder, says ti,c xt.w to go to the United H1.1L ', h
not be indifferent One either .V '' Oelde has three of tai'1 a dlrottvafter a few nKMitlia' red
. . ' I 111 11 II. lli ll'U .. . ..I I. .... I . . 1 - ... .
yearns lor it w,:J, a passionate in.r. - . . ' "'' inrnmg 10 aoaita. sonie of
tag orelae utterly repudiate it i I ,' . u' aurhor ot tUv ""w ,m' ""':"'led in tb belief ti.nt
uitl. , 'ir , "1i","k"1- " Vernum wajF o .a arco etotoa af Ike bouar lord, la tori
w". " 11 tover had to take roa'i. I'o dis,..i.. w.,.,. ,,...,.,. icuss. li s u ,.,. ......
VM I onion, ;,t ,, . rjiid band, it would "" 1 -'"'"i V Ifct towret circular part urta can aaaiil n uiarriatre contract-
ot b SO bod. If Ibelav WOttid onb f "'' is voil,. n:..; u mure mI "der r.ritish law. s ,ii,.,. iH-
MH Kptrl one dn a wo, fa f,,r tbe c""v""" nt ls obtained, much rn, crown tttornejra ami aurhwi
COasnmptiot of onion and forbid 0" tliat Ilea (peraonacau lay luformatlou in bigamy
it der r tu!t .,f ,,u. and n.n.ris- r.'",n' "!""rlV ""' K,1'' "f ,ht' ViMoL lcaM'" tht ,ut "f ,l,,,s'' w,, reiuar
onment-prefcraoiv imprisonment VZ.ll"! ,.I"!,U SL" .r!" üf -
atallimM-.M u-.il,l Im. I : "y -'"'" no. oca ,,,,, ,v ..arsl.oul.l
the wor.M Tin. .uunn I . ' ' ""' "' "tlon OW0M Here follow that in the honsc
.... ....no. i in iii;io!i l ater won t! tn s irri':it Ji n l
I a I i , " a 1 n "nH BllCOOff W" C7Mi- Mhnlh s, ii i -, t Kiim if
I t . i - I k'lltiktl' t . . a I - . .1 i ... I .... if. . . . i . i . . . m
. ' " i iu i.iM i (i I mi ' iiiiiiK . mi " p nniii mihi ji .... ..n. win laue t iiüc l
Who ,.y T.x on $2. ,00 or over W. C T. U. COLUMN.
miuinni lUWDBHipr
a. M. MILBCBM. M. A. SWIIXKY.
MILBURX & SWEENEY,
attorneys at Law,
JASPER, INDIANA.
Will practice In th Court f f)nbol and
JJoiniUK i.' ;.t. . I'urticular attvntlon
given to collections.
t(-irt'll K .liM-kaon 8t.. pposlt th
Dnbola Cnurly .tank.
Dec. 10.
at
toodi Mini how lone to stav there.
AM for liani-liinL' the onion from
Um kitchen, thai iron!d 1h a crime.
There have 1 ion nncl In. i,-,...
r ' " rm ...... .i.t.v
ung il praises I it perhans sorm.
K tlie mmo rhapsodies are jn ;i.
eioqnent. lor instance, if von want
to crash vour neighbof who refords
votir lih of onions with a lapercil
ious nt, ju.-t ak him if be knows
that the onion is called "the rost
anions roots. A-k him if be knows
that "without it thcro would be no
astronomic art;" that "its presence
enu- niii.r and enchant üi nt to the
nio-t modest dis!i. its
luces the rarest daintv to honeJeai
insipidit; and the diner to despair."
It is unite Dosaribla thai
I - " . f "HI
hsnsjhtj neighbor may decline to
follow tliis hint and mav show sions
of hc-ins plunged into tic-pair nend-i
ms; in aaaiuon oi onions to his
own men a. The onti-onionisl is n
ptiiT neekod party. Providence
Journal.
hör weighing l.ni Miiiada
migrate to the United Sti tes.
the 1'olelotk I .d
The (,'ounty Board of Review hsvh
. I 4 I I .... J
me uiiiowinii persons shall be taxed
on the following assessments.
John II. Anderson,
ICON Armstrong,
Elizabeth A. Anderson,
Warren Armstrong,
James If, Afford,
Andrew M. Anderson,
Km i a C. N. Anderson,
Frank Ackerman,
James C. Armstrong,
w. L. lirittain,
3 s-'o
4,870
3,470
r.
CONDUCTKD HY MRS. M. L. HOBBS.
4.020
:;,ö;o
2,Ho0
2,066
2,685
2 s:u
K M.Craig guard, (i M Payne, 6,800
wm. k cox
GOX A HUNTER,
Attorneys at Law
.1 A HI Kit INDIANA.
Will practice in the courts of Imltoi ami
adjoining eouStaa, I MlaaStoM na i'robato
work a -preinit .
I office in Spuy.r bulldiuu on Pulillc Stjuarf
ret. i.ii-iv.
Many Colored Diamonds.
One naturally thinks of diamonds
ss Having no color except that
gained by relhction of Ugfaf but all
diamonds are not white.
The most beautiful and precious
of all stum s is the red dianm-
wnn n surpasses even the ruby in
S ULSTER, bcatl tV.
W A.Trajlor. Ilmar Traylor.
1RAYL0R & TKAYMW,
Attorneys at Law,
JASIKlt. INDIANA,
Will practice In the Courts of I'uboisand
adiolniUpO'ouiiiii
a-rni-'er Oubols County State lUnk
rib. i, nuo.
LÜH 11. H-IIKK. II M KKAN
F1SIIEK & KEAX,
Attarneya at Law,
J AH PK It, INDIANA
Will nruetle in tlie Courts of Inil.oi anil
al!iiiitcoiintt. special attfiition given
(O Ufttlf Ulf III of ' -t.it - 1 11 1 1 toll.it ion -
office in spayd Building, over Ilm t. r.
west ntrmiff.
kUreh'J. 1!00.
OPERATIVE DENTIST,
JASPER. " INDIANS -
fl oo aar of tecth. ss.oo
Doll. Crown .- ( Rridw "rk OaM nilin
prUltr l.at'.t mtbu1 of fltilna aeiflrUI lewtb
A I w .rk 'j-nlw1 T. , . .' i OSwi
eorin r ..f tli himIi hit (rn t hhI uf Trinity
aMsän,
4awt U.isas ly
Iark blue diamonds, varying only
from sapphires in quality and in the
exquisite play of colors peculiar to
the diamond, are very hsndsOttM
gems.
Black und rosa colored diamonds
are also rare, bjt the croon i
scarce, but wl.cn it does occur is
more brilliant than the finest em
erald, says Homo Note.
The Museum of Natural History
in Paris contains several varieties
of green tinted diamonds, hut the
finest known is at Dresden.
The most perfect collect, .-.n i- in .
t Iii V 1 . ' t I ' I 111 IMM 111 It ... in ll.n t .
V i R' f'trl,k .nd the Snake
of i bonqoet, the different Horn ftasoIsnooM ie,i to the afn
being represented by stones f cor- that. St. Pairi.k banished all rUtih
responding clor. Tlie ttona von from Itvlantd iy lualhia a dmm, tit n!
pollected by nW von rleimricher, one, imAoMp, seriously ijcüeves tiic
ironng Tyr se, w ho -pent manv story. AeeonlUng to two myth, Its i
years in the diamond mines. ' drum eat for the purpose uientit D ri
ami cnmmeiictd pounding it bo vijr' r
His Misbehaved Limb. oosly that lS kno, ke.l a hole in 1!,..
"A cork le. i, n end of ,. i " u" "J cnuangerug
09fX009000000000000000000003
"NOW I LAY ME."
Near the campfire's flickering light,
In my blanket-bed I lie,
0 'ing through ihe shades of night
t p o twinkling stars on high.
0'er me, ipitlti in the air
Silent Virgils seem to keep,
M I hreathe ray childhood's prayer
"N w I lay me down to sleep."
rings the whip-poor-will
14 Qm houghs of yonder tree,
la Ighingly the dancing rill
E wells the mid-night melody.
Foe man may be lurking near,
In the canon dark and deep;
Low I breathe that none may hpar
"I ry the Lord my 8oul to keep.'
'Mid those stars one face I see,
( ne til ? angels bore away
Mot net. who in infancy
Taught nay baby lipa to pray.
Her spirit hovers near,
By ff p lonely river's bank
Tf I s'P.ld die befora I wake '
iKsfi
is 1
rainier gf-w. the the fickerinir liahf
As each "mbr slowly dies:
Plaint ivoJj die birds of night
rill the th, a;f m ga(j,jening cries,
Over me they heem to
lou may nevPr ra(,re aak'. ''
Low I lisp : ' If I should die,
i pray it.e m)u1 S()u (() . k
s
Samuel H, Dillon,
1 eter I Hltrsnjn.
Alex Ell,
Jacob Frick, Sr.,
Joseph Friedman. Sr..
Jos. and Rosa Friedman,
Fdward A. (ilezen,
John A. (Jrpen,
Klizabeth B. N. (ireen,
B. s. Robfao,
John Hoof, Sr ,
Jacob J. Hoffman,
John Kreilein,
Jacob II. Leramon,
alina A. Mosby,
Henry S. Melchoir,
John (). Norman.
James L. Norman,
James B Payne,
Ludora Parr,
Albert IL Pavne.
!John Renner,
jS. H. St.-wart,
Miriam Sweeney,
1'eter J. Small,
Andrew E. Schmidt,
II cV T. Stewart,
Martin Serraersheim,
Stewart, Elijah and Lucv L.
JoeepL W. Sw&rtz,
standard Milling Co ,
Stewart Brothers,
Win. A. Traylor,
Aaron Utz,
Ph. Wineinger,
Chos. D. Wineinger,
Henry Wehr,
..yLv." k'. 'fv:lson, et al,,
2,960
2,705
4.i(i()
7,n70
.'5, ISO
6,878
3.260
'2,990
.'L410
9,216
8,190
3,520
4,(i50
2,880
4,480
;L(mh
2,700
2,705
;,925
8,185
2,7-10
8,08!
2,755
.V5)
2,660
5,040
4,850
4,540
4,230
2,715
5.590
8,000
6,646
4,540
2,665
4.OG0
The Voter's Coo tritt,
By R. F. Dailey.
"Woe unto the crown of alia tn
the drunkards of Epbiaim, whose
glorious beauty is a fading fl wer,
because ye have said we
have made a covenant with death
and with hell are we at an ag'- e
ment." Tbe liquor license is a contrsct
entered into by and between the
voter through bis agent in tbe leg
islature as a party of the fust nart
and the ruraseller as the nartv of
the second part, whireby it is
agreed that for the consideration of
a stipulated sum the nattv of the
second part shall have the privilege
of starving women and childrtn,
"recking homes and damnina the
souls of men. It is further
that the party of the first part shall
furnish the party of the second part
ample protection in the prosecution
of his business and fuither that tbe
party of tbe first part agrees to as
sume the care of the output of tbe
ousiness and to incur all exnenso
accruing theiefrom, without any
relief whatsoever from valuation or
appraisement Jaws, together with
attorneys' fees aud ample provision
for workhouse, asylum and peniten
tiary support. A million church
memters are parties to this contract,
entering into a covenant with death
and an agreement with hell.
Never since the days when Tetzel
peddled his indulgences and licens
ed men to serve the devil for so
much a day, has there been such a
travesty on Christian civilization.
The licensed liquor trallic is more
subtle in its deteption, more out
rageous In its practice, more ruin
ous in its effect than was the curse
of slavery. What a shamo tn mir
ii'hih 'ree institutions is this, the child nf
4,805 the fc'1 wh eb, by our own su-
rmm'J " j'wM ci oi,, 4,oUtj """-) uj uur ow
There are forty nine ol wiem with'lJrNüe oourt, has no inherent
June, 1-- .
UOOOOOOOOOOiXX
taxablfs returned of $191,260 an
average of nearly 84.000 each. Of
these 16 are not voters in the town
ship; IS are democrats; 3 Probibi
tionst; and 13 republicans. The
49 repreeent nearly half of taxable
wealth returned in the township.
'""sBiBaBMBaBMaB
FACTS IN FEW LINES
EXjrpBOttsni Is s ientilieally studletl In
some t.r tiie l n neb medical colleges.
At tat Gennas universities there
" Isat winter 34.aU3 stooVnta. at tha
1 rent Ii L'O.isu stiiilt nts.
I T!o 31 hect siiRur factories In this
eonntry now ytcM more tkan a third of
The Lehigh Valley railroad struck a r doasestlo Sogar pTodSKt
BWW at the psfpel nation of the PsO A searcbllgbt on tl lectrte tower of
ajrirauasa urrmao Mngnsg w hen an tne Ian-Anierlran exoaltkn at BttCa
Ofdet was Issued to the sliiftin,; en- h casts rays for a distance of Winltca
cine crews that nil cm vernation, social For the first time for 1 onn years -in
IK business whll .1 .
v inuBi w iinim.iiiiiii nerve m m. iinvitl s eatlie-
i inv i.miisii lanliase
right
I
OOOOO
says the Phil- dial. Cardiff, haa just been condocted
bia Ledger. Too order aays that In Welah.
io exitA. Vi huth of lif. i.
out by law; put to bed m nrkfff
t 1 Ol nnllnaman. A1 .. L. J 1 1 I
iuiioimiiii a UUU SOU OCBflQ Ut)
on holidays; it nurses at the bottle
of woman's tears and sleena to th
lullsby of the orphan's cry. Such
I say is this birth marked hnatard
of the father of lies.
It flourishes and becomes a giant,
defying the armies of the living God,
because Christian men talk about
expediency and truckle to politicisns
wuo are ariven on by tbe lash of
rum rule. These are they who call
to javia mat no is m the minority
and will lose his ammunition if
hurled against Ihe shield of the
lhil;stine. But Prohibition is
'ruddy and of a fair countenance:"
it answers back, "The battle is tbe
Lord's" and hurls its ballots into
the eye of the enemy. This youth
oecomes a man alter God's
own
1 1 1 .1 wm.!.. j ... 1... i n, i ii.
j i II ,, im niivi.n. VI un: Ulli IO. Vtllllt'lMl
Bid the man who (mined, -.hi-t H,ri., hm . x, s. o.-.i . . .
.11.,, ',. " ..w. i. i .no' k niia i
iiiniN oi n. i was ni a iimncr jiarty ton isla d ly tiie upricurance of
w a s. . -1 . i. 1 a. a i .. . - l
me .nmi infill iiziu II Wa- II I V WHO 1 ii. an tl i ,iti iv set to work to m. A 1 n
happy lot to have i most charming t,K broken was teal instrnmcnt AfnV cre'
in! r no circunistniiciw Kimii r m
J tai in Ueratsra be sjoken." station
lit I-'ret
an anml. , ,,, n,.r H ,.,, fmm ,
omliictnr irnve directions m tl,..
(heart and will see the day when
. . . J '
A nrAv Berlin municipal budget lne L,ord Bna" 'y judgment to the
sli . us tint no streets in Merlin sro nn aD righteousness to the olum-
.1 a . t a 4M ...... . . . I a la ...
iiiunicii Wim m.tssi n et s, which reprw-DBS, anu wnen tbe bad shall
away the refuge of lie-.
DEXTiSTR T
DR. if. rl. MOSBY,
Resident Den. ist,
alUrVTITSCiUlTlaO, I IND.
Tentlrw h's pnfrsln8l arrlces to all
Hslinir at.r work in the Mental line, and
-irtitniw t(i K'rf It his t-lonewt sttentitin.
U l(' pint, work -ji... !mU iiieite.t. and all
.. ...... ..t . r. . I U uh
won vnrriiiKw. ....
Money to Loan
at
5
Per Cent.
Wm. A. Wilson,
JASPER. INDIANA.
damsel fall to inv share at the feast
We conversed most pleasant I v
tliroii'h the ovsters and the (uv.
but when the (i-h came on she be
came silent and e med una et oiint-
ably cinharrassed. To draw her
from tin- Stood I redoubled mv f-
frts to please, hut m rcsnninu she
nlv flushed and looked ainrrv.
Hiuillv. mti rruptine- n,e in tin
I ... I !..,.. a I a
nt ii ill' ii t j m ail 17 1 1 I 4 I. ... .
Sd, and k Patrick oontinnedThe -..s ' " J" Iisl"u
of ssrnta baaiablng, beit nol , ' 9kemM Ii'1
in tdddiag the island of every had . ' J0""? l-rfcetff
of his train in Pennsylvania Or
the hilo
Vafldsaed
work
osssfnl in ridding the iKl.-.n.l f .,.,,1 "J''r"!"' "' ngnaw perfectly
representative of the snake tribe except vr,,,,,' " ' , s "lf J -
one, , stay, r who had lived so long that a- " , fM"ht "f
that Ins n.ks protruded from his mouth BaglM ,1 "!
like bona, Tins monster refused to I.- mi ' 11 Uv
leav Um M land of his fathera." and the!
Ktuxl saint r v. tl tn i.rin tien a little I 'Tth.
sent a value of f 190,000
CnrtlifT !ia crown more quickly than
nnv
swe?p
Something mud be dons Thii
v other large itritish town f late I is the irovernment bv th. .,,,..,1.
tZTr.JZ'1 'JXJS Cbm.i.n men o.n 6u ZJZfZi
oi I ..'.'"nr.
''aiioc building Is one of the Indus-
tiies of KeaaetjaakiMet, Me., which!
tiscd to hnilil urent ships and even now
Hunt lies an oeeasional schooner.
A runaway horse In Iletiver the other
day tinishtl his flight l.y landing In the
H it uf tourists the Swiss Interior of a rapidly moving trollsf car.
pn-ce hi strati ey. Me li moVi d the liateh -,,'"""':,t l.., K.,,.i.i ,i. Wlnre lie io,l.. for nun. It i.t.wa. .
i .. o in,- . . , ii, . wfi-tii.tl .i iiu- 1. oil - . .. .-." iv 1I.-IUII'
midsl ..f a little (not Irnich I had . , ," Lü" put nu the drum ' "I i new railway from Moo- ebk-le ,.ul stopp.d.
. . in an iii'fi nu n ii r.n i i a t i... . i i i . . . . i . .
' "r the reptile had dene as requested, st. ts of th m. t Ü . , V
'd 1, hank you to stop s.piet.ing Patrick glu, d down Ike 2 .atebj r.. Ta.., ttiV l.L'ttC
. , .nr.wt.rum. serpent ami all "'Mhcntrienl seas,,,, ,, In tcrir of Tel.tiant, ,kv.
Imagine my embarrassment ! I "" ''' " A miiken bowlder off tho '"",,-' Ranld Tranalt ,,. T, ,. ,, , , ' . , , , ,
hjd 1 -. .read,,,, upon her toes ,s,,ast of Inland i. called 84 Pat- p. , l' r " , ' ! f, 1 ' ' ? "( .nTnl
with my cork foot-cur-e uith- ck a drum. -m. Lo Hcpuhlm. iZuZ- C " r ZS in nit a n.? ih ,.
w. siioaiiiK a. ii is an anmning a Con-irnti.,us onm. them ou Oct "'"'""'"""niMonarl pp Hat!-.,, of Mali iire is .Vis.ihsi and
thing to have to ex ilatn to a votniL' In "The iinfri.i.,.n i.'mn,.- m. To " WtM ht taatof New Orleans mOM oalr.
1 a . . w ZV w .HWMtwvaa m Mill m 1 , WJ w -
lath lit II social f.li it V. N'mitIIh.. .lolm V 1 Im, I ow.... o il. tl.i. ....... a m I The IJll of ll.ilv r Ivml 'v. nun
fi'llfl fliiy cti.rT of
IHM I was for. sd bo tl I 10, She ac- the lev. Humphrey ll(ire, years no
i epti d my apol gy and then pro
ceeded to injure niv feelinsrs bv
giggling."
A I
Olltsid.. the
mprr IIimiIII.
t. ' j,. -i ms of rongrntulatloni in the
minist, rat Mil ford, N. H. : "Oc cmo lent rs' lioanilwl
Masnnic celebration where a prayer was after year these
walls, f 'Jerssnssni Is a n, t day sr two after tbe birth of his
the mystic nrd.r. and at first he h.i- the world, have
tated, hut filially miupliod, and at tlie they themselves
appointetl t imo and place made his ap- int lies.
b.. u. isat-r.
pr.iyi r: '() beta, we pray for we know
uo t what. If it is jrood, bless it; if it
la bail, cu it World without end.
Auiuul"
Horsepower Measurement.
A horsepower is the force re
quired to lift a dead weight of
13,000 pounds one foot a minute.
Vo iind the horteno. er of an en
gine, multiply the area of the piM.m
in mi nes by riu average steam pres
sure in pounds per -.juaro inch. Mul
tiply tiie prod) - ! if Ihe ttfttaj of
the pistol in le.t per minute and
divide that I r duct ! v 33,000. If Job,, sed to call ,e a peach, and now
ur "iigine i- rat. .1 ii - vent v-three we've both concluded that marriage It
liorsejiower, it ui I rnisf 33,000 a failure?
jouiitls one foot se 'lit -three times saaWleOSd Dncte WeB, the peach
m one minute. rn,l alwajs iironouncid a failure.
Chicago Xewa
1 1 1 J ... ... ..in
occasion he was asked to offleiato at a from the icrniau . . , ,MW-n.. dauu-l.tcr. Me also rectdved 'jn.iaio re-
'""!s""r""u"' "', ,, i,r quests for money in honor of the et cut.
consulen d germane to the proceed uirs. pretentiousness. ,, , ' Wlim,ni Tlie totnl nnsober of eaperltnentS on
All his denomination were opposed to lug of th tir wotV . .. i living anlmabi In the United Kingdom
', almost unknown to
waited upon lepers.
"Pr",,MM iinsu nmi ii.s- iinui'- um Hj- lilt fll'd. A DCIr 'Ulli, I 1
pearance and offered tho following light by the chance , ""ly v"m? to
. - i - lint i rn it ..... 1 ,
diterally dying by
notice of travelers.
Tho WLi;t.i r h
lmestead, in Haver -
in r.Ms, was 10,83b, aVSTO more than In
the previous year. It is stated that but
few ..f these esperl acuta were In any
serious Oegree painful.
I he Lomlou Lancet declares, that
"the prices asked fat wine at big ho-
Mrs.
Paoas.
IltT-lnele. do you know fbat
W Sil Uaaa 4 m , . .. '
, ' .0 visitors on Wed- U n,",' " "stnuisly high and the
.7. iuumisj. t riday afternoons w,n 'ff",, ,s '", bad that this
on 1110 pnyni. -it oi It. , . faet nloiie accounla for an Increasing
uceotmta for nu Increasing
aj.i n vest 11 a 11 11 tin 1 - 'i 1 i 1 v ( n 1 11 at
"7 7n IT" " '" '"' WmentofS I """ whisky a. a dinner bever-
vuaas. a a a a sail in 1 11 . . 1 a . 1
aak.d to register.
A Gönn Ha,
Jim I I.. ,-..ii I 1. I, :
m ihe snyliur , .,, f,h l? "nWng
Mwet.
1 1
Tim I don't icnow, H
you nny harm in try thi
liijaton Courier.
Irnln fanl?
Ut ll won't do
from this iniquity Theycan make
their influence felt in politics, which
is the highway to power in this
government. It is too lute to cry.
"Keep it out of p. litics," for the
saloon has long since been the roost
powerful factor in political affairs.
Many an oflicer of the law would do
his duty, hut he knows if he crosses
he
wont get oflice any more.
It is a disgrace to the h inest man
hood of our country that municipal
government is generally turned over
to the beer litms, and that the
whisky DOWt r lobbies our legisla
ture, ready to strangle every tem
perance measure in its infancy. It
is a shame that the wo dominant
political parties have side tracked
this issue and bid in open competi
tion f r the support of the liquor
power.
But something an) be done In
1853 the two grat piliticil Duties
. . . -
oi tri cotin'ry declared in thfir plat
forms in favor of slavery. It was
only eight years from that time that
a man wasj placed in the white
home who wr ite the emancipation
proolamition.
(To bi ciotinued )
age.
Milwaukee has itIco as many sa
loons as Detroit, though tbe population
of the two cities la a I moat exactly tbe
same, hut In Milwaukee, a beer drink
ing dty. the nil in tier of aemata tnm
exiH-rlment.- drunkeiiress Is considerably less than P'e niVB confidence in you.
Prohibition I
Preach Prohibition!
Push, pray and pay for Prohibi
tion.
Practice what you preach and poo-
in ueiroit
al. ... a ' aasal