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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

The attention. ef the pHbIc IS cs - e. ths
seH known frnl - trrasserf R~as Thar
naneifseuire ard seep ln .rack re en'v
f1 itn- ~ fT1nss sns trs sr=IIsnz nags 'r fne
er ~aeEisifies 10 ssnr.e fvlnss ard
sssss aa slse ts order Ase f r1e ~
is5ses rrs sef h.soss sn5 bard bags ~ re
sf-sf 5esies Ns-nf4csarers ~ tee frrsrd
Rarlss theatrical tr8ns
escsxsfg Beers 0f Csnsl st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Aiehsg@a SsstFaE
Ifotsaf

Iht isetnsii txGrsss. ieaRine st b0 . a.. is4
btansi' rvachlak thot clis a. li,st q ni. NcN
lofA 1890 IA. Alla his.lau -.se d il DtAf 0sy
siotiil.s Cats fon on faeitf ana Atlantic ca
IFszs trains
laft'i.sE tickets Cor al Isaiuir snG sloog,inf ar
ttrtils nleS D. oi'i@tIisa 81 tni-n IiCke. OfflcC
olIlicf Aiiifut aild Ottawa stg0eas ala e. Union
de}sul
thAs hoEKis General Al ~ Manr.ss -if..si.
q. a kroGiIs Is 4 Il thir.eo
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

17IIIIIIlI'
Through cOaches a. Chicago and Toledo Oh eco
a train.
inmugh periof car % Nhicsgs ga Ia.8s D. al.
train No c1fa change hlr s0alt
lnOulh fuiimeu s.ecplnE cas- and coach ia
thicafo ou lg4 D. Train
tAhFNNrfH lruihu NgI.
Union i1tkei ofiics Mouus street
III AhftNffl t4tIi Passenger Agent
B. htillkfN. t.cu Manage
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Ds'roi'. Grand n.,.n a milwaukee.

f'asscilfcn is.iinr tht e. u q al fsnr..et ,usAf
sios, connection al osu-.1 iaf Lansing nud ed
ieina Tot NcH lort. arriving There a. - n s,l
The tnloning morning
Nlehi. ~ pisss hHs local Sleeping Car fr,,r fi..
bolt - Grand Rapids
ihls = tlie only lane running Iinlffac FxngeSs
.ehNAik htfc az itfH o. Ii.. Nlih sleeping fa4 10
leirHt making direfi connections f,i si f.liuts
ta.si arriving 81 New hork q, m tfis ss.f-sS
morning
Through tickets secured af ~ q a A n afiees
Sweets hote. block Aud a. tho da1sg
ID fo1fEn CHS Pas Agent
Gro. r. kEtfE Trafilc Manhgs.f Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens sddi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on Ess; Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue. only few rods from street rail
way and every way desirable, at
great bargain If sold soon.
we loan money and insure property.
Cali and see
M w BA TIES Sz CO,
10 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

rt-A@ttN 'ttttttett
- j al tt0lh las siatftitA CAT tsI tsuNIunatl
$50 IA tIaia Eois.sscs 81 AsiAls4zs. iiig f-atiiS
tfeek. 1ss1@-at litlrslii cad Canadian Isl2 a.
UFilis a. lltiI.tii 81 li as 4 a..
4finsslsl Ookcis aitd iilIi lIil.inlsitan can -
dad 10 Csliinl nssl1 A. Al.lqUl,i tJke. a,,cii a.
dePoi tsee y a. siilssu. iiisaE flckci Asosli e.
AlLlrux slrtet a.. !. lNs hNton
tselieTal fa>zauEef aHd ll0kel Afenl
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
AL ABOARD

A. isses ?. .,. san - eng si@a. wA1aA osau
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Cln3os - ssis - - - 8a-fs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Short Line and 1nrough COACHES from Ga Pa.
Holland. q a Haven. huss cpon aud pss,f &c.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-11

time of the commencement of the
Japanese immigration, for the pur-
pose of distributing rice and other
articles on the plantations, but he
did not know of a general business
being carried on with the public
and, in answer to remark of the
honorable member for Koolauloa.
added that il the said store was
being conducted as general store,
1t was in contravention of law, but
that his attention had never been
called to the alleged irregularity.
Minister Kanoa read the following
statement:
Hon. j. $. WALKER, President of
the Legislative Assembly-SIR In
reply to the question of the Hon. s.
Ii. Dole, the member for Lihue and
koloa, requesting me to state the
quantity of spirituous liquors that
have been removed from bond
during the last biennial period and
the names of the parties to whom
snch liquors were delivered or on
whose account they were withdrawn,
by each individual respectively.
l would beg to say that no wines
or spirits have been withdrawn from
bond or imported except for the
use of Their Majesties the King and
Queen and for foreign diplomatic
representatives. authorized by sec
ton 517, part G, Compiled Laws,
and a due respect for the high
standing of those entitled to this
privilege impose upon me the pro-
priety of Withholding details as to
their requirements.
p. p. KANoA.
Minister of Finance.
Laid on the table.
The house took recess to 1880
p. NJ.
Continued on page2
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-11

ooocS'hShV VI VIC IhlulSJcI VI Juc
Interior, relative to the promise re-
ferred to in thereport. Also read
a statement of the company's pres
ent condition and operations,
Rep. Nahinu moved the report of
the committee be adopted. Carried.
Rep. Thurston moved suspen-
sion of the rules to take the bill in
troduced by Minister Gibson relative
to admission of certain goods from
the South Sea Islands, free of duty,
from the table. Carried.
Rep. Richardson reported back
certain bills engrossed.
Rep. Brown moved suspension
of the rules to take from the table
the bill introduced by Mr.. Dole to
amend articles 60 and 6S of the con-
stitution, have it read by title and
referred to the committee in charge
of the Judges bill. Carried.
Minister Gibson stated in answer
to the, enquiry of the honorable
member for Koolauloa yesterday,
about the japanese store, that the
store in question is without license,
but that this is matter properly
under the jurisdiction of the Police
Department. The Interior Depart
ment is ready to grant licenses, but
is not supposed to keep detective
force to see that storekeepers are
provided with licences. This store
originated as a supply depot at the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-11

16 yards of Choice Prints for 81.
10 yards of i wide Cotton for 81,
IA yards of Unbleached Cotton for 81,
4l2 doz of Gents fine Neckwear, at SOC
on the 81,
11s doz of Gents Summer Undershirts
AT &c each, worth Doc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-11
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr..
IN JAR FOO SIN having sold out all
his interest in the Kong Wo & Co. Car
penter Shop, Nuuanu Street, to Mr.. Ho
Su Kee, is no longer responsible for the
Company debts. 1s2w*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-11
THE LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, September 10th.

NINErY-ErGuTH pAY.-coNrrNuEp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Prof. ]. w. Holcombe, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, has received .ne
dof-sheets Of his annual report, when
viii be issued in : few weeks II vii
be book Of several hundred psEes. sno
will make very vs'usbic Volume 'os ~
The school svstem Of the State u very
fully explsinei. The tuition vevenue o.
she state IL given ~ IS 42s.2is25: the
specisl revenue. sl.546. 6.654 80. making
the total resources cf the school $4-scS. !
e73.36. A very complete aud compre-
heosive historical review Of education y -
Indiana, prepared by II. y. skinner, y
en. ana the proceedings Of the State "a
l ucstionai Associasion are published J.
\ iu,l. The advantages Of the State inst,
l.iutiUns of higher education are set tort
Al length. and considerable space = ne
voted to the special schools Of The S'A'e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

A special from Muncie. Ind, Nov ~.
savs: al five o'clock this morning me
Who have been drilling Tor
"a or oil Tor the Muncie Exploring
Company. struck rich vein Of gas q
dep,h or 800 feet. The pressure is very
ssrcur. estimated TO Be sbOut 500 pounds
10 The square inch. The people Of tnis
city are greatly excited over ne eucces.'
ful 6nd Arrangements sFe mskinG =
light The gas tonight, Tor which purposs
,ipes are nov being put up. lt y Oe'
|iicved that . eufacient supply of'gss vi
Ibe bad from this well 70 furnish 80 sne
fuel Tor the whole city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19
Not Pleuro- o-PneusnOuia, But
"HOOs

Secretary MescAlte. of the State Board
Of Health. aud Dr. D. 4 Salmon, Chsef
OF the Bureau Of Animal Industry, re-
turned from their Investigation Of the
pleuro-pneumonia cases II Frankfort
Yesterday. DR.. Salmon reports the cases
10 be, not pleuro-pneumonis, nut . cis-
ease technicallv known - vermiAnn~
bronchitis. and called ''hoose" BY cattle
men. The disease 10 contagious, and -
almost as dangerous Ia character - The
dreaded pleuro- pine umcnis- The farms up
on which the ti<--ased cattle we're fcn.d
we're uuarantined BY the officers. The
trouble Is cau-cd BY worms, whish nnd
their wav into the lungs ofin~ sal,lr ire
,malady Il Of such . characier That y =
difiicut for veterinarians TO treat T.
\ DIR. Metcslfc proceeded 10 bo~wei'
Benton county, last night. 70 which
point 100 head of cattle. supposed 70 Oe
diseased. were shipped from Frankfort
not long since. He will make iuil IN
vestigalion of the matter before return
ing home Ind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

The Germans % milwaukee sre .,r
cnssing the proposition 20 sme"u suo
state constitution 90 - 10 ehow ny I":'
migrant "a vote till ne bss oeen : sss'-
dent Of the country i've years. or 20 pre-
vent him taking out MS nrss nssuss
ltion papers ill the term of ree'"e"ce Ie-
lquired for uainrsiizAtion uooer .ue
OF congress- five years--nas exp'seo' -
EFFECT. the movement VIII ms.e ~
migrant = citizen iuiIy ana nmsny u
fore he is allowed 10 vote. Inus 80
come round to the conservative possto"
lopposed 10 democratic i"noss.'ou
whole generation ago. y wse .ne "u''
form opinion 81 the founders - 'ne ~.
public aud their immea'ste succeso,
l,hst no one hnt citizens ov ois'n - ~
uraliza'ion should vote Inc oem"sssIy'
lsrger 20 WIN s.,n.'s ~ s",s 1. shis sia,e
In the constitution - .s'o' 49, So -
'laliens 10 vote % : .es'"snce - 80, :,
and promise 70 oecone e' -. =
WAS movement d'snonest ~ 80 ","'.'s. 4.
End mischievous 10 iis onlects. Dus =
succeeaed. .--Indianspons Mew
q The primary ooject ~ ai'o~Ink s.
70 So'e ~ A"se' 49,. ;a',.i. ration 70 4
ldehce wAs - ..' ...",. "".sa,ix se,tled
'hen' comps's'.,s 49,. 4. IA n.
state. y wss' - 'us' .~. 40. .svo,sa ~ n,a,
u lir'"tic move"e", s"'s ".s,s 4, 4 ,rus
lny "h'x- - as..r.,sc 49, rolisici.ns advo
that some oemoc.ss.s .,s." pv'% .%.. cs.ye
cn'en me snessuse =. - $500, eor IN
a bnt 'nst y ~ I'm .:n. - o.h.rs rho en
. n'pugninR tne mosIse. =. o s,r,,hS;csc,
ga3eu ~ ~ -;,h ~ soutf
- In n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

s~~ York san.
The Pre- -ident sas In HE easy chair.
with Lamont % close ~ could be.
4 IA The President's wife sst over there,
With her sewing upon her knee.
Said the President: "Dsn, here's : Job
Nv head for Tho probe ma TOO thick
Before YOU retire. ! wish you would 40
A sum in arithmetic.
I-wiib twenty five Congressmen lost this
which seems 10 be nearly our fate,
Where viii We be-ssy, Dan. do you
1 hear!
I n he autumn Of eighty-eight!"
Dan bit Al his nails. aud scratched hi'
i head.
4 For The problem puzzled him 80.
l..Why. may be. perhaps be stsmmeree
and sid.
\ Then declared that be didn't know.
I The sweet little lady over there
4 Looked up. but not Al the men.
And softly said. with . iar-swsy ar
.His teeth will be cut by then.
The Preside nj loo ed before him strAign'
And his frown made Daniel vince.
I.Mv teeth will be cut bv eighty-eikht!
thought they were cut long since
The sweet little lady hung down be
head.
I So busy with seams and fells.
And. blushing a little. she softly ssia'
: Il Was thinking Of something else"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

In = recent article IN the London spec
.,or di.cussiry Bisin. aud free trade :
reference r. mad. 10 tie haiti. pspslsr
M nrotrrfion,>i-. ~ representing tho
as desirons ~ helping Eng
land a the expense az America. which .
worth reproducing for iis common
view OF mnch distorted impression.
Alter speaking Of II rs device 10 raise
the anti English prejudices Of 'he VOTERS
Il goes on 10 cay that The pros Dtionists
have not hesitated to declare that strrams
Of gold have been freely pc,rrd OUT ~
the Cobden club for the purpose % cor
rupting the citizeus OF the United States
and of weakening their patriotic tn-
stincts. "Thus,r il continues, words o.
or even anv marx OF
.special interest or respect expressed To-
ward free-traders by EngIisnmen,. are
more likely 20 do harn than good. -
|they would be misrepTeseGted 10 mean
that England had purely selfish arm !"
Idesiring the adoption OF free-sraoe -
America. Az matter Of fact. free-irane
liz America would ultimately mean inc
end OF Engiand's commercial leadership.
\ Al fret there would be : spurt of man-
.ufseturing activity. Then healthy Amefi-
can industries would begin 20 appear
and develop until the natural advantsges
lof raw material, always ~ hand, wou'o
conquer in the competition sor tne
! worlds purchases. would drive Englsna
-,ont OF those nxtural markets winch
Y American protection has hitherto LEI rs
|. make our own, aud would wrest from "
also that ship-building and CARRYING
trade that has been = git derived from
the mistaken economic policy q tht
> great republic
N Protectionists hsve no answer for snct
Z logic ct this---Chicago Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Nv ..H..H ..I.s or the What - ~
Enron CouRiEk: - Ia The last issue q
he .What IL III" that celebrated (sov
its bvaeissn) aud wonderful (for i's great
achievements, claimed) Wsn-low-hun
Herald lnde pendent lsseany !,
published - On INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
by The great aud monopoIisttc gang ('n
their mluds) 6chIey, Ramsbrok and ~.
fendach. = copy of which Was handed
me ~ friend, hnd = pmrported CON-
municstion. signed "vosrr," 10 the editor
81 sforesaid .What IL is?' in which the
..vo,er" INQUIRIES ~why Mr.. Doane, Of the
Courier. end Mr.. Pickh OF the Sig
nsl. take special pains 10 refer 20 Mr, y.
w. Dufendsch, as voting the frohio''io"
ticket" and then says sls; these Two
editors would actually osiracise = man
for exercising the right Of sn America"
citizen. etc. B0sh. the ear marks W
aid communication are 90 long That any
one can easily guets who "vnter y. a"d
nm venture the prediction that lie none
other than that loug-eared curiosity occu'
Ipying the editorial ( ~ chair Of the atore'
said Winslow- II uniting burg h Herald In
dependent. I am = regular reader o.
Iboih the Courier aud Signal, and have
never seen anything In either OF thes'
papers that would be suhicient cause 10
msking above In quiries or assertion.
III is no mans business how anotne
yotes.r Il true. But, lets see, II MI
aid not make il everybody busines
|ffor those who were ~ the polls whe
: he voted Al least) In the manner In whic'
he offered his VOTE An eye-witnes
says. -Chris.' got on the box At 10
poII-window and taking out his pocket
book handed il 70 Rev. " with u
remark that Il contained 800 doubt th'
M contained 10 cemis) aud requested "a
Rev. p.utlenen TO hold Il until ne a.
!. posited The Prohibition ticket, which !
e held 10 90 that all standing around coul
J. see ID. and no one could s.y alter ware
/ that be did not vote the ticket he ID
E naired ofT 10 vote IL that the way
= deposite the "free ballot treeooms =
E bles, gin 10 nasns' and why speak
70 Mr.. u. only a. voting the Proni"'u'
In ticket and say nothing q the - o.1
n voters WIN voted Prohibition IN nu
e tinghurR p Because. We presume. J
We other IS did not make such darn pnos
,m or themselves - Mr.. d., you know,
quietly went q respectable citizens .
IL voted their sentiments without any gr'
q. hul-a -boo-loo about IL.
re Aforesaid .voicr." in conciusi'
IT. makes Z most despissble hypocr''e
~, himself IN the wind-up Of bic commu
ke calion when he saws IN speaking o III
lieI who voted the Prohibition ticket:
ed rlory in their Independence. and y
Ear ever hold loathily > man. or SET of 70
II who would deny the right OF free spe
ves or free ballot 10 any one and then
IL not Independence or honor enough 90
lhimself 70 sign bis proper name 70
me expression.
'si- shame on such independence
! 4 JUsTIcI
led In THE WooDs, Nov. -, 1880
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Omaha has l60 saloons paying 3i.OO
ner wear license. and that money goes
into the school fund The result II that
she public schools Of Omsha are - hne
= snv 10 the country. But silly SEN
sjment prevails which opposes the adcp-
tion of this plan In other secsions. on me
vround ths, education should not be
sos,ered bv money derived from such :
|source. 1 have heard men talk. but ]
have yes to flnd man suose'enuy nn-
|cere In BE profession 81 this sost 70 re-
|fuss 20 cell goods 20 : saloon keepes'
When this man is found The dime "n'
seum managers want him They .Mse
,him on The list az andiscovered curioss'
\ ties. = From the Elgin Every Sunday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

The following patents were granted
for the week ending Nov. 9, 1850 re-
ported expressly for this paper oy Joe
+ Hunter. Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents. Washington, D. =.
F.A. Baker. Roam. windmill; =. =,
Resvers. New Castle. fence machine; W
A Krag. indianapolis, coffee Or tea cSn
". n. Halfaker. Acton, combined dr'i
and planter; c. r. Lancaster, Paramount
paiptiur and white-washing machine
4 W. Brightweli. Owen. cover for jars
ID. Oven & Homer Lichfenberger
New Harmony. roofing retainer; ,. I
Ritter, Brownsville. bsrbed fence; = z
Burns. Indianapolis, automatic oreai
sdiusser: w. II. DUNCAN, kockiane
fence w. b. Logan, Richmond. bib Q
apron: G. w. Homsher, Dublin. VII
fence machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

a. Senator Sherman proposed 10 ne
specch at Philadelphia, 10 take tho AZ
IN ~ whisky, tobacco and beer, % hs'
m might be retained on pIows, calicos'
SUGARS and wooden goods q a. kimns
aYou pays youg money, and you taxes
your choice
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

indianapolis Journal: Tho directory
of the l.. N. A. 4 z. road IL said 10
represent more wealth than that Of any
other rosd In this country, that Of the
"A. 4. 3 .. r. not excepted, and they say
that the L., N. A. 4 q. u . b well
taken care or
Thc.e ere the men that are building the
o. y. 4 J. railroad, q feeder 70 thell
maiu liue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

The teacher Of ~ infant class ~ Sun-
dsv.schocl wSs trying 10 bring out the
fsct that David wss = man 81 varsen "c-
cun~tians There had been TAR ssM,"s
mill the question was asked: -.
a, Won cali = man who plays Or narps
Amer : bfief psnse one li'''r feii"w
r@I.ed his hand and answered; An
Italian -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

/, might Be ja-t - veil y The Demo
cr.,s ~ the country should perm,, ~.
cleveland 20 hce hi- own row wstnous
further friendly advice. aud prepare y
~in lie battle over again under Anothos
lasder ia l5s8 Ind. ScutiueL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

The Advance sun of Gatesvil'o, Co.
riell ccun,y, Texas. inquiries Of -, -
the national Democracy favorable 70
rrohinilion? Ii not. j. there any sssrr-
ancs inst II sver will he N
We answer that the national Demo-
crxcy Il opposed 10 prohibition, and i y
should b.come favorable 20 shst doc.
n, ;ne. ID would cease 20 be the nationaS
Democsacy.-y Y. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Opposition 10 the false policy prevail
,nr Al Washington is not confined 20 In
diana. The Buffalo News. published q
Mr.. ClevelAnd's Old home, says:
Ths Democracy can not retain itself
in power and keep Republicans in ON
Gee. The voters will not sustain such .
policy. Every man who ventures 70 *.
nress himself as IL favor Of having 81
she agencies OF the Government con-
trolled by men in sympaihy with the
administration 4 10 certain 70 be denounced
q ! spoilsmsn By mugwump civil SER
vice resormers. But the plain iect re'
mains that that q the doctrine which o0'
tains among the masses IN both parties
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19
Thanksgiving Proclamation
STATE ov INDIASA,
ExEcuTivE DEPARrAESr'

Whereas. The Divine Ruler OF our
a..,;.ies II His iufinise wisdom. has
been pleased 10 bestow upon us IL
blessings for another year,
and that 10 Him We are indebted sor ne
FREEDOM, and Independence OF our Gov
ernment; aud,
Whereas. II is our duty 10 remember
with gratitude l.is many gracious sc.s,
70 scknowledge our complete re'anes
upon Him Tor our prosperity - people
IA enlighsepmpnt as . nation. ana 70
~ lis continued favor and guidance
aud.
established custom, the Pressdrns o, ~
United States has designated ~" ~
apart The 25th day Of the present "on'n
as esav OF national Thanksgiving;
Now, therefore. |. lsasc T. Gray. wv
ernor Of the Siste Of Indiana. 40 neseoy
issue this proclamation, designating ~,
Getting apart Thursday, the so'n oay !"
Noyember. 1885. Is . day Of puo'''
thanksgiving aud prayer. and recon-
mend that TIE people OF this oss''
meet together In their homes ana usus
places II public worship or sssemoisge
ana there revereniiy devote their um
and thoughts il rendering thanksgivin'
end nrayer 10 the Giver Of 90 many TIC
hlessings. remembering with charity 20
poor aud needy, and with Kindness -
afflicted and distressed.
In witness whereof ! have nereun. y
sci nv hand and caused 70 be amxe1 y
e seal Of the State. at the city Of lno's.
: apo,is. this llth day of November,
E u 1885, and OF the seversie'h year,
= he STATE. and in the one hundred q
9 eleventh year OF the independents o. y
J. United States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Judge Holman's vote for Congress IN
,he Fourth District was 1875; that OF
he opponent, General Lucas, % VA, -
II 2ss: Craveus, l5.s9s- From this i
iii be seen that l.4l7 Democrats did
NOT vote that voted IL the Presidential
wear. and only 5o3 Republicans. Ihe
comparison Of these figures causes me
Lawrence1urg Register 70 remark q
follows:
So Il will be seen that the secret or
|ganization Of the Republicans. without
sny public demonstration, 60, out neAri,
their full vote. while the Democrats. y
the security Of their majority, failed =
suru ont. II was In no sense : want o
popularity in the Democratic candidates
but simply ; lack Of proper organ
lixatiou.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Many instances prove that the milk
flov Il governed by the feelings those
of sympathy and stler ion leading md
that agitation stops IL. When COW is
frightened th- nsw from the sccreiiny
glands INTO the udder reservoir stops.
Treat Sukey kindly then Make her
visi a. ses y.es X kinsi'ss~~ -" w" the
lisn r. -. his .i~n: snotsi lesson u the
sors Of men. - Shclzh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

.Just three weeks from to-isy, which
will be Saturday December 6.A. Grand
ma Seisns. widsg or the lamented DR..
ID. Srisns. will be one hundred
wears old. She 10 living with her
daughter. Maria r. Crooks, widow o.
DR.. John w. Crooks. whose iesidcncc 10
two miles north OF Roskport. II has
s-r. but swo or three weeks since Mrs.
Crooks and her mother were IN town
shoppinx. The venerable oil lady looks
Is though she might resch several years
into her second hundred. Rockport
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

a Detroit servant-girI who wears :
pedometcr has found that she walks two
miles IN preparing breakfast. Inis
shows how healthy houscwork must 0e.
Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Tho largest pension ever allowed IN
she United states will ne paid - the ~
Pension Agency during 'his
week 10 John n. Moncrief. ofGreenhe1d.
~ a.connt og lnlacy. The payment
will b. $l2,24ils with <72 per month
theresf,er. Mr. Moncricf was not dis-
ch.r0..l from service until 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Phl,deirhs Press.
xs,e Field. Il recent bAnqae' gsver
- women. thrilled her bearers NJ ~
claoueut speech when propnsinr 1hu
sa.s, The men, God bless them