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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29
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ginipru6es Der Mntrag bes Mbgeorones
ten Gidert, bic &egierung sur 8ermeis
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S6bring unb puttfamer plautb als
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niifers. 9err b. guttfalner= =plaut6 bat
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perlo6e obnebin bal0 au gn6e. Ser
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oauerte es, big bel ber Wablprhfungss
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for6erten Bemeis{tiide eingeganger tpas
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teien Der q hulbfaben rib unb fie ii6
ba3u ermannten, einem 8otunl gegea
unffattbafte Observation-Disclosures beiau=
treten, 1T am gnbe nidt bertpunberli9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29
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aufgebro1en au iein, Glammen, bic uns
ter Der Mf1e zines mabieligeit, arbeitss
ppllen 2ebens, inn unbeuuBt, Ieife
eliibten, ben uuf3ulobern = In ibrer
Mufregung bergiBt fie iein Nlter, iein
graues 9aar, als ct iebt geipaltfam tbre
beioen 6dnbe fabt unb nit elmer bor
2eibeui9aft beiieren 9timme tpiebers
bolt:
sic lieben ibn ni1t?
Sd liebe i'm nitbt, iast fie, ibm In
bic Nugen ffarrenb. @s CAB eirien Nus
genblid,s no i9 i'm bdtte t0bten f0ns
men, aber aud bas lit boriiber. llnb
nun Iaffen aud Sic mid gebeu, sic
tbun mir tpeb!
Derr Grid pfug iiberb6rt ibre Glase
= ia er bridt ibre 9anb, trob bes
G9meraes, ben iie bariiber empfinbet,
nur nod beftiger. sic tpHrbe auf,
ibreien, tpenn llidbt elm fdrferer @ins
brud ibr tas Mort tDie gefeRelt i'm
Mfunbe 3uriidbtelte.
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pHug. Sd! Was fiimmert mid Sbre
8ergangenbeit2 9aben Sic ettpa auf
mid parten iollen2 Sd iebe sic, i'd
balte sic, i1 mill sic befben, Nie.
nanb ioll sic mir entreiBen :
Ser 9dnton lit itber ben fonif rubi>
gen, umfdnbli9en Mann getommen.
3u fpdt erteunt fie, baB ibre @ef6i9te
|, uur feline pbantaiie, feline Sinnli@feit
ent3hnbet bat, unb .eri@ridt bor ber
Mirtung ibrer &ebe, iiber ii5 feIbf.
St bat lie nit ieinen Irmen feit ilttts
f9lungen unb bebedt ibr Gefi9t nit
ipiIolei6eniGaftIi1eu 3iiHen. @rtpis
bern ibre bolien 2ippen ben Druid ber
ieinens ginnlal, ltno nod einmal -
gbe 9err pFug In feinem Nauf6 f9
barauf beiinnen tam, bat bie Siffige
fi1 i'm, ertipunben lnb III nit einem
Gab mad ber Sbur aeiprunsen.
61pn bat fie ben @riff in ber 6anb.
No1 einnaal tpenbet fie ibr Mntlib ibm
5u, 9libenb, lOden6, bic 2ippea tpie su
neuem GufIe i9melenb, bod aufatb>
menb, bic rotbsplbenen Saare idbii.
teInb, baB es ibm lit, als ob elm Guns
fenregen baraus auf ibn iprhbe.
Cute Na9t, 6err pfugl
OrauBen 1T iie; Elm iuenig fnarren
bic Siufen ber Sreppe unter ibrent lei9'
ten, flh6tigen Sritt = gto@ elm ti6erns
bes, balb unterbridtes 2a@en = oaun
| gebt oben cine Sbdr -
War es Elm Sraum2 Die @iiion eis
nes Opiumrau@ers9 9err Grid pfug
fintt in ben Nrmiiubl 3urud, auf benz
fie gefeiien =
limb i@ beiratbe iie bod! iast er in
iid binein.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29

Sn Betref Der beboritebenben
Obfernte in galifornien meint ber
vOem." in San Graneisco: rgs bat
ben Mni9ein, als ob bic grnte, iotpeit
eiaige Obfiprten in 8etra9t fommen,
binter benz Our9f9nittsertrage Suriids
bleiben tperbe, unb ben neuen ya9rid.
ten unb 8ere9nungen sufolge, tpirb bas
befpnbers nit Der Npritoienernte ber
Gaa iein. Sm petfofenen Sabre mar
bic Ipritofenernte beionbers gut ausge.
fallen, unb Der grtrag iiberiiieg ole bor.
bergebenben Sabrsdnge, 10 baB man
in bielem Sabre ben 8dumen elm ipenig
&ube g6nnen barf. 1mIo before
prelie merbeu bic Mprito5en brineen.
Iu9 bic pFaumenernte pirb ni9t iebr
reid ausfalen, Inn 10 beHer ieoo6 quas
litdtib unb quantitatin bic pfirf9ernte,
befonbers bort, tpo man untF1tig genug
geneien 1T, bic 8dume nit elmer 9lries
nifl6iung au beipriBen unb babur9
i9doli6e Snfeften fern 80 1alten. Der
grtrag on Giri1en tpirb gut iein, unb
bic 4pfelernte tpirb ben bur9i6aittli9en
grtrag iiberifeigen. 9ie Weinbauer
gebeu ii9 ben beiten Soffnunsen Elm
un6 brau9en ni9ts mebr BON Na6ts
fr6ben au fiir6ten. Die ein5ise @es
fabr, ber bic Weiuit6de In bieiem Sabre
nod ausseieBt iinb, 1T ertreme 9ibe.
Man glaubt, baB In bieiem Sabre 22,'
600. 900 bis 25, ZOO, 900 @allonen Wein
in @alifornien probu3irt tperben t6ns
men, ettpa 100000 @alonen 8ranbp
unb 100000 big 100000 Siiten
&oiinen au 20 pfunb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29
0erfHnIffii.

Serr y. s. Gr6blidfein bon MtobiIe, ala.
bona, f4reibt: Sd berfebIe ME, Or. 3inss
yAenes Iittel aesen S@ptnbfu&t~ gu empfeb.
len. oa i'd es Ielbit sesen einen bartnddieen
s5all bon 4ron6itiS iin6 Ratarrb ansenenbet
babe. % bat mir iOfort Grleidternns ber.
i4aift anb bat mid bann 70 ssbdit, bab i'd
ieitbem teinen anfal ipieber sebabt babe. Sd
mnb aud nod beteneu, bab id 3ubor 3ablreide
anoere @iitel obne ben ssriushen erfols ae.
broudte. llebrisens bat mir aud bet @ebrand
bon electric Bitfers unb Sr. Sings Neue &c.
bens.Pillsn febr gut setban unb id tann fs
bsfens empfsblen.
Or. rings aeue entbeduns sesen Sdbinbs
fu6t, Sufem unb GrtdItunsen iuirb unter Ga.
rantie berfauft.
Yrobe SIaf&en gratis In Der apottbete BON
81. Nrei6
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Won feinen Mnbdngern follen 1000 in
ben Tlammen umgetontmen fein.

Bon feinen Mnbdngern iollen 1000 in
ben Tlammen umgetommen fein.
Seutf9tanb tpirb nun baIb ben
5tDelfelbaften Wor5ug baben, eiuen auss
ldnbii9en priusen als offi3ieaen Sbrons
folger unb auttnftigen 2anbesDater
zines ber bielen Rleinjtaaten begraBen
au fDnnen. gs 1T ber prins BON gbims
burgb, ber aDeite 5obn ber 36nigin
Wtctoria unb ibres beriforbenen @emabs
Les, pfin3 gilbert BON @a9iem,Soburgs
9otba. So 9eraOg grnft finberlos
TT, bat Der prin3 ron @binburgb Mns
tpartl9aft auf ben 8otbaii6en Ser.
aogssSbron. 9eraog grnit f1eint f1
NIT benz priu3eu tpieber ausgei6bnt au
baben. benn ct bat ibm bas f96n seles
gene S9loB &oienau Bel Roburg abges
treten. M}an glaubt getpiB au iein, baB
alm fommenoen 9erbft ber 0er3og bon
Edinburgh MaIta iir immer berlaHen
unb nod &oburg iiberfebeln piro.
= gs beiBt, ber Raiier babe bic
YrofeHoren 0ir9otp unb Mommien
unb ben Greiberrn b. 5tauffenberg
our9 bobe Orben ausaei9nen tpouen,
aber bas Miniterium babe giniprud
oagegen erboben. Srob biefes gins
, ipru9s bat ber Railer iebt bennp9 benz
profehor 8ir@on ben @otbem IbIers
orben l. Glai5e berlieben.
= Gin neuer 6Idgel am S9lo1e
galmoral in S9ottlanb gebt feiner
gollenoung entgegen unb 1T fir ben
prinaen 9einri9 bon Battenberg unb
ieine @emabliu, bic prin3eiiin Beatrice,
unb beren Ginber beitimn,t.
= IS beiBt bic ib6ne prin3eilin
Aleranora bon @riebenlanb, BON ber
man f9on mebrfad als ber mutbmaB.
li9en 3utliuftigen bes prin3en gilbert
Wictor bon Males ober bes ruiff9en
Sbronfolgers geipro6en bot, ion alir
bod benz brutalen @rpBfhriten paul
BON &uBlanb geopfert tperben. 81
beiBt ndmli6, bic 26nigin Olga bon
8rte9enlanb tperbe bemnd9It na9 81,
Yetersburg reiien, Inn bic Sadie in
Oronung 5u bringen. Nor 5tpei Sab.
rem fGon folte @robfiirit paul, peIbei
Der Jingle Bruoer tes gaaren iit, fid
nit ber prinaefiin Mleranbra berlobeu
uno reifte gu bieiem 3mede nod atben,
fabrte i9 aber bort in 10 entieblid
rober Weiie auf, bob bas grie@if@e
9erri9erpaar feline Bemerbungen uG
ibre So9ter suridmies. Dieter paul
1T Der regelre9te tartariide Milbe, bas
getreue gbenbilb ieines Nbnberrn, bes
bettialif9en @3aren paul, ber Ieinel
3eit in ieinem paIaite erbroifelt tpor'
ben III.
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s@ Geinfte unb billisite Srudia.
den BET s ob MON Bros.

= Jluetuationen I'm Martte ftir gis
fenmaaren fann Seber permeiben, ber
feline Srbers bur9 pieper& 6 1ult.
B eB ausfabren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
gulirenibre preife mad hem Qonfrm.
piper & @6ultbeB baben Tets einen
enormen 8orratb bon Genabrabt, giien.
ble9 u. (. N. unb fie rlotiretr frtibere
nieorige preiie, tuenn biefelben aud I'M
i'm Morfte fteiaen.
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gtiderete1t !!

5pttsen! Spttscn!
Nuf bteiem Telbe slanaen 1ptr
burd bte srbbte @uswabl nnb bie
lteueffen Sadeu, bic je BENT publt>
fun pprselest tpurben+ Sprapn,
prtentultiae, @alencienne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29

Spntmerleibe BON perlAtebener
9ualttat+
sfeue Auswabl BON gadern+
un5weifelbaft bic Bette @uswabl
BON Damen@ lnb &inber<GAuben
Manner~ u &naben~Sduben 1nb
StiefelnpDm bepdbrtenT
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Gr mir

@rifer Di6tes: giebmen sic mir es
ni6t libel. lieber Roqege, aber mande
Sbrer @ebi9te tinb bod gar gu pdiferig.
3weiter Si9ter: 9u lieber Gott,
man muB bod ieinen pesaius ab uno
3u 'mal in bic Sdbmemme reiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29

@lesante NpSttdten in gdnbern
unb &ii&en.
Dte nemeiftn gluns gsiltngs,
Senrietta Sud-, Grepes, Sober
Sud-, Gbalte einfarbtg unb &C.
nlltifert IN allen mpbernen S9at~
ttrungen+
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= Sn Golse beftiser S9mer3en in
ben 2enben tonnte i@ ui@t geben. Sd
beriu9te cine JIai9e ct. Safobs Del
unb tpurbe sebeilt. :: 6. s. SbaDne.
103 princesStraBe, Netp Oorf.
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@emiIberter Gdred.

Alma: .gs mar fir Did tpobl Elm
re6ter G9red, aIs Ou erfubrit, baB
Dein Onfel pl6bli9 seforben iei9
Mnnd: 8, 10 f6limm mar es ia
nidt, i6 bate bod nod mein gutes
S9war3feibenes.
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-Sn ieber SamiIie f6unen bloblid

SIN ieber GamiIie t6nnen bI6bli@e
Rrantbeitsfdue borfommen. 9ies er,
eignet ii6 oft in bsr yta6t, tpeit bonn
Irate, tpenn ni6ts i'm 9auis 1T, bas
grlei6terung beri6affen fam, unb Ter
patient tpiro f]limiiler. Sn ioI1en
G1len fann cine S6a@tel bon Mper's
pillen benz uebel @inbalt tbun, bas,
penn ni6t au re6ter 3eit bebanbeIt,
t6btli9 tper6en tann.
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s te tit San Antonto auf9e,pielen wurbe.

Gambric in peridiebenen 8reiten IT,
9retiem. Barbtse Stidereien Der
fetnifen Sprte.
@rpbe Nuswabl BON Damen>
unter5eltg4
gOQfdnbtses Eager BON Damen.
unb &inberitriimpfen+
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s6 9errenbemben unb 3oiletteartis
tel In untbertreffli6er 9aspabl bel
pancp 6 5obn.
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fpantl lde, @setrial, @uipure, @ba1t<
ttQY Sptsen in alien gretten fir
l1eberwurf pber 8efas+

Geitidte Gimidbe
In wetbem unb farbtsern @tque,
Nlua, Stptb, Natnippf. Geittdter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-29

Sis
@0dentlide Sreie grefie far Seras
eri9eint
jeoen Douuerfag
un6 foitet
$3.50 fiir baS Sabr pDer S1,25 iifr
6 WDnate tn @uramsbeSablnm9.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28
The Coming Round Up.

In arranoino the ronnd me tho NTon-
w up' 'No 'ioii
Jana otocKgro"ers' Association made the
following announcements, which concern
the Judith and other regions.
No ID Not ho;nr re,,roso,+od tho ~
wv 's ~ o'on.eA JIG VI
DER OF work was not established.
No. Is. This was formerly part of
No. ID. Commencing at a noint on tha
,;no Of ,o,,nd ~, M "A a. +ho ha,a
l,ne " 'n>, w w. IT. "V .iio loao
cataract creek, thence westerly along the
southern foot of the Little Snowy noun
tains to Judith Gan. thence across tha
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28

Assistant Postmaster Taylor has been
rendered happy by the receipt of bag
of seeds, sent by Hon. ]. L. Toole for dis
tribution. 1t contains paper packages
in which are six smaller packets The
contents vary so that it seems like lot
terry. One package for instance contain
ed "Long Cassidy Carrot" "White Chav-
igne Lettuce "Eclipse Beet" "EsseX Hy-
brid Squash" "Stabler's Early Sweet
Corn" and GAIL Seasons Cabbage Mr..
Taylor is DESTROYS to distribute these
seeds and will give package to any
farmer who applies for it. He will send
packages by mail to any one who is in Cas-
cade county and make no charge for post
age either.
About 80 scrapers are busily at work at
the smelter surfacing and getting the
ground ready for the plant. RICH along
the river bank the retaining wall has
been built. 1t extends about 100 feet and
is 20 feet high. The place selected for
the samplng works is nearly opposite the
company's office. -Four sections of this
immense plant will be built each 1861
900 feet. The first section will be fin
ished some time in August, and work on
the other will be pushed through as rap
idly as possible. The grade of the rail
road is now rapidly nearing completion.
Gangs of men are working at different
points and it is proposed to have the
grade ready for the iron by May 10. Con
siderable delay has been caused by the
Manitoba washout. AS soon as trains are
running regularly an immense amount of
material will arrive.
Phil Gibson, agent of the Burlington
route, announces that the great strike is
over and the road is now ready to carry
passengers and freight with its customary
success. He says the Burlington system
comprises 5000 miles of steel track and
that its facilities for transporting freight
and passengers are far superior to those |
of any other railway running west from
Chicago, Peoria, Or St. Louis. The Burl- |
ington was in advance of all other lines
in establishing dining-car service on its
through trains; it was in advance of all
other lines in giving the people of the
west their fast mail service. All cities
and towns of any importance in Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Wyom
ing are located directly on the lines Of the
Burlington system" .
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28
Lost Rivers of Idaho,

One of the most singular features in
the scenery of the territory of Idaho is
the occurrence Of dark, rocky chasms,
into which large streams and creeks sud
denly disappear, and are never more seen.
These assures are old lava channels, pro-
duced by the outside of the molten mass
cooling and forming tube which, on the
fiery stream becoming exhausted, has
been left empty, while the roof of the
lava duct, having at some point fallen in,
presents there the opening into which the
river plunges and is lost. AT one place
along the banks of the Snake one of these
rivers reappears gushing from cleft
high up in the basaltic walls, where in
leaps cataract into the torrent below,
Where this stream has its origin, or at
what point it is swallowed up, is utterly
unknown, though it is believed that its
sources are long way up in the north
country. These lost streams and river
are frequently the source of some mystic
rious lake in the basin of some mountain.
Exchange
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28
A GOOD HOME MARK EFT.
The Fergus County Argus Gives Timely
Advice.

The Fergus County Argus Gives Timely
Advice.
There is every pospect that Great Falls
will eventually draw the bulk of her
agricultural supplies from Fergus county
the most productive tributary country,
and it is not altogether uncertain that
many Of our ranchmen on Wolf creek
and the upper Judith may not find a
good market there this fall. They should
keep their eyes open to the main chance.
Their thrift and prosperity will have an
influence on the whole country. 1t is in
the growth Of Montana cities that the ag-
riculturalist must look for returns for his
labor and products. No good agricultural
region can long remain without rail
road, and we believe the Manitoba has
decided upon securing this field against
all competitors.
The reduction works of the Montana
Smelling company, according to the
Great Falls Tribune, will be the largest of
the kind in the United States. In their
construction fully 500 men will be en-
ployed, and when in operation thousand
will be needed When this plant gets in
to successful operation it will be great
dratt'on the resources Of the surrounding
country, both in mineral and agricultural
supplies, and Fergus county should take
advantage OF home market and be pre-
pared to meet the demand.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28

Dayton, Ohio, telegram. It is political
gossip that certain prominent republican
leaders are preparing to spring Blaine's
name on the convention at an opportune
moment at Chicago. The writer asked a
leading Ohio republican today if he knew
that there is plan to bring Blaine's name
before the convention.
81 knew it for fact. 1t is not rumor
with me- he replied. stephen B. Ell
kins, B. F. Jones, Thomas G. Platt, White
law Reid Charles Emory Smith and Will
liam Walter Phelps have determined to
again nominate Blaine. The were his
confidential advisors four years ago, and
on this confidence they are backing, but
it is the very thing that will destroy Mr..
Blaine if they are successful. We can
never convince the country that these
men have not .Baines confidence and
consent in this as they had four years
amos
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28
A. B. TAYLOR
UNDERTAKEN.

would call the, attention of the public to my
well selected stock Of goods, consisting of Me-
t G Gases and Baskets, Black Walnut, French
BUR-, Rosewood, draped and plain, cloth covered
easkets: White brocade and white gloss for chill
dren Also the solid oak air-tight and selfsealing
caskets-they will outlast when exposed to the
Grand street, Helena. Burial robes on hand.
A. B. TAYLOR.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28

Being unable to secure more Dakota
seed wheat, we have cleaned perfectly a
quantity of good Montana wheat which
will make an excellent seed wheat. To
enable all to secure seed wheat who de-
sire it, we will sell this wheat at 80 cents
a bushel. Sacks extra. Will allow time
to responsible parties. Send in your or
ders. CATARACT Mill Co.,
F. B. Wilcox, secretary.
Great Falls, April 90, 1888.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-28
Republican Convention,

In accordance with the call of the Republi-
can territorial Central Committee for Repub-
18th day of May, 1885, for the purpose Of electine
delegates and alternate delegates to attend the
Republican a NATIONAL Convention to be held at
dates for president and vice-president Of the
Uhlted States, mass convention of the re-
Pnbllicans OF Cascade county will be held at the
MMronate court room, Great Falls, on Saturday
Ct selecting three delegates and three alternate
q iegates to the territorial convention above
u9itgaa 70 and to select county central com
snail select another central committee.
q. P. ROLFE,
Member Territorial Central Committee.
ALEX. G. LUX,
Ut. LEE,
Mo,,ho j. K. CASTNER,
Aiei ti OF County Central Committee for sec.
tloAs now within Cascade County.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

Home is woman's domain, and she il
entitled 10 everything that can be added
to spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many c0nveuiences,
which n brought In nee. are Inexpensive
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor OF the housewife. Prominent
among these c0nveniences ID the Wapa.
kaneta Porcelain Churn. which IL meet
ing with such remarkable sale and sue
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these ch1rns will need no explana-
|tion Of the reasons for the great demand.
This churn Il sold solely on its merits,
and We do this knowing that wherever
ne Roes Il will make clean record. The
following ere few Of the many advan.
|tages conceded 70 the Porcelain Churn
|by I'll who have used them, viz LIST, 4
great saving to labor. I'd, II IL 50 con-
ssructed that Il absolutely can not leak
sd, The quality Of the butter; the inside
parts being such % not to injure The
grain OF the butter. 4th, The quantity
lof the butter; the construction Of thu
Idasher being snch as 10 subject al Of thu
cream to an equal amount Of agitation
Causing the butter TO come very evenly
Thereby producing more butter from 1
given amount Of cream than any otbe'
chuvn can. 6th. the ease Of removin,
The butter and washing the churn. Thu
entire top Of the churn r. open when III
,cover ID taken on. thus giving abundAn
Iaccess FOR removing the butter. All ths
lie rrQnirrd 10 thoroughly cleanse th
||churn Il 10 put In some hot water an
'Igivc the crank few turns. In appear
snce,it would be "a ornament 10 an,
room In the house.
4 TO responsible parties We will Civ
this churn on ten days, trial. For sale b.
4 Friedman, Scheirich & Co., Hardwar
Store, corner I'd and jackson 6ts., nea
T. r. depot. Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

DrED, q tue residence OF bic son-in-
Law, Mr.. George Friedman. on Thurs-
day night, Jan. s. 1855, Mr.. JoHN ROEL-
In, aged nearly 70 years.
Mr.. ROelle We native Of the Canton
of Luxerne, Switzerland, where he was
born March 10. 1910, and where be Wa
married. In the spring Of 1870 b. came
70 the United States, landing q Castle
Garden, New York City, and from there
coming to Cincinnati, Ohio, where b r.
manned short time, when BE- came g
Dubois county IN the fall Of 1870, and
bought farm near jasper, upon which
be lived Tor forty year, earning By herd
work competence, and always sueoatu-
ing good reputation, - q industrious
man, good neighbor, and IN entsrpris.
ing citizen. He was : consistent and
faithful member Of The Cslbolic Church
81 his lite HE wife died several years
ago. and his RENAME were placed beside
hers, in 81. Joscph's graveyard on Sat.
urday last. He had seven children, but
three Of whom survive him Mrs. AIT
man, Of Ferdinand, and Mrs. George
Friedman and Mr.. Joseph Roelle. Of Jas'
Ipcr. He had been very feeble for sever
lal years, and confined % bic room siuce
early IN the fall. He Was followed q
1.-THE grave By : number who always ~
spected him In lie. Peoce. 70 BIZ eshes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

The development Of The telegraph 80
tenn IN this country u one OF tho marvels
or modern civilization. From : mere ex-
pertinent on single wire between
Washington and Baltimore 10 1o4A with.
10 the memory Of many persons yet Nv
Ing, Il has grown 10 BE- one Of the gov
erning forces In our philosophy 81 ma
serial and social progress. The Weetern
Union company alone now has $4,000
miles OF wires, and tho messages which
Il handled during The year ending june
80, 1887, reached : total Of 1894, $50.
These figures indicate q . glance the
practical value Of the invention, and the
close relation which it bears 70 The daily
sAsirH Of lie In every direction Bank.
ere Monthly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-13

~ Hon. VIM. Hawthorn, one OF Thu
oldest snerchants Of Petersburg, died
January ID sg~d "a years and months
lie Vas we'll known 70 the older citixen'
OF Dubois county, and rae held 10 higl
esteem by them. He vas elected b. shs
Democrats senator 70 The Le9lsIssure u
1852. 10 represent Dubois. Pike and Glib
son counties. lie vas appointed SWAMP
Land Commissioners for Du6ols and Pike
counties by Gov. Wright, end laid cu
most Of the swamp land ditcbss II thi
county.