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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24
And Shell Fifteen.

New xotI kreee.
The old tale Of one Of the Rothchilds
and . pompous baron 10 now adapted
to Nj. Harrison and Dakoat-with .
difference, however.
Mr.: Han 1On-Who's that knockingi
Dakosa-T, cir.
Mr.. Harrison Busy)-Cotae in and
take seat.
Dakota (pr%oudly)-But ! am Dakota,
sir.
llr: Hsrri.oh-oh ah, indeed. Then
take two .seats.
And shS will.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

ErsEwHERE in this issue will be found
some statehood history, showing the Of.
forts Of the people Of South Dakota,
aided by the divi,ionists of the north,
TO acquire the right Of self government.
History of, this kind at this particular
time should be known TO all men Of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24
New clrs,. Of Kinasol,k.

What Is this naturalization, however,
but o sort of parable Of human life2 Are
we not always trying to adjust ourselves
to new relations, to get naturalized into q
new family7 Does one ever do 1t e~ntirelyi
And how much Of. the lonesomeness Of
comes from tho failure to do It'll It
Is q tremendous experiment, we all I'D.
NIT, to separate q person from his race,
from his country, from his climate, and
the habits Of his part Of the country, by
marriage. 1t Is only an experiment dit
fering inSdagree' to introduce him BY mar.
rage into anew circle Of knsfolk. Is he
ever anything but Q sort Of tolerated,
criticised or admired alien? Does the
time ever come when tha distinction
ceases between his family and hers3
They say love is stronger than death.
It may also be stronger than family
while 1t lasts; but was there ever q
woman yet whose most inersdicable feel.
ing was not the sentiment Of family and
blood. . sort q base line IN LIE upon
which trouble and disaster always throw
her back3 Doeashe ever lose the instinct
Of 1T We used to say IN Jest that {
patriotic man was always willing to sacri.
fce his wife's relations In wa, but his
wife took Q different view Of It; and when
It becomes q question Of Office Is It not The
wife's relations who get them.f To be
sure. Ruth. said. thy people shall be my
people. and where thou goest I viii 60.
and all that; and this beautiful sentiment
has touched all time, and man has got thu
historic notion that he Is the head Of
things. But Is II true that Q woman 1,
ever really ~naturalized7 Is 1t in her ma,
way. and to far countries. and to many
eenduranoes. and her capacity Of self sacfi
fee is greater thsn mans; but would sha
ever BE- entirSly happy torn from hel
kindred. transplanted from the associa
lions and interlacings Of her family life
Charles Dudley Warner In Harperi
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

Land Once At Grand Forks OAK, October Il, 1885,
settler has filed notice Of hls intention to make anal
proof 10 support ofhis claim, and that said proof win
be made before the judge and ex-ohacio clerk Of the
Lake. Dakota. on Nov %. 1883. Viz: JACOB sOLO.
MENskE, DIS ll90e, for the nwLh section 8, town l6e
range e..
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, aid land
zenda Gslman. David Davidson, Simon Nathan. Ben
Greenberg, all Of Devils Lake, Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24
WATER IN III WELL.
The Drill Penetrates Sand with
Favor1bia Ras,nlta !

~.~
Fayorlbie Results.
About ~ o'clock Monday morning the
drill in the artssian. we'll touched q strata
ofsand rock, at q depth Of 1881 feet from
the surface, and within three minutes
wster was flowing out OF the top Of the
pipe. It was quite . sudden 20 we'll
% agreeable surprise to Swan 4 Co. and
also to the city officials. Only two hours
before the sand rock was reached the
contractors were about ready to quit in
despair. ~ they had been So hours in a
resembling the
granite OF archean formation, below.
which water u nSySflS6hd.a ut is the
TOUGHEST patch MesySespat d drill In"
said Mr.. Stacey, sssand QUE drills haye
been broken and the blades otherwise
ruined. making further progress SEEM
inglv impossib le."
/, The drilltngs from this '.hard streak"
showed flint, granite ana iron pirites in
about equal proportions, all firmly in
termixed and cemented together. The
sad condition of affairs was kept very
quiet. and u special meeting Of the
council was called Tor l O'clock to con-
slider the question. When the sand rock
was reached, however, there was a great
feeling Of relief. The news spread like
wiidfre, and hundreds of citizens fiocked
to the scene. By 6o'clock in the evening
eight hours from the time sand rock
was reached-the drill had gone down
nearly 80 feet. Samples Of the water
were carried away and q few simple
tests were made to ascertain its charac-
ter. or course the water was very
muddy. but the tests showed 1t to be
soft aud palatable.
Drilling was suspended at 0 o'clock
and the work Of trimming out the hole
above the "hard streak" was commen-
ced. The trimmings soon stopped the
flow Of wator. By Wednesday after
noon the pipe had been driven down to
within q few feet OF the sand rock, and
the pumps were lowered for the purpose
of removing the debris. Here a new
difficulty arose. one that may prove
very serious II not fatal. The force Of
the water has filled the hole with about
so feet Of fino sand, which runs in as
fast a. the pumps take 1t out. The only
wav to, overcome this difficulty. il to
drop q string of four and q half inch
pipe Within. tho Ave Inch pipe in.
and force 1t down through tho sand to
the lowest point touched by tho drill,
thus shutting of the flow so AZ to permit
the insertion ofsmallar pumps. II this
can he accomplished q much stronger
tlow may be obtained from the bottom
instead Of the sides Of the hole and in
this n the sand can be forced out
OF the top Of the well by the pressure of
the water. Then the four and a half
inch pipe will BIO gradually Withdrawn
and the inflowing sand forced upward to
the surface. IT, pressure of water can
be obtained sufficiently strong to keep
a channel open through the sand, the
well will be a success.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

LaHd Once At Grand Fork Oak. October II. lsss-
Notice Is hereby given that tho following named sst:
tier has hled notice Of his intention to make anal
proof in support Of his claim aud thas said proof viii
be made before the judge and s~x-ofScio clerk Of the
probate court Of Ramsey county at Devils Lake, OAK,
for the ~ swA and lots 8 and I, sc 6, tl5e, + e..
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his con.
anuous residence upon ard cultivation Of aid land:
Ben Greenbsrg, oil Of Devils Lake, Dak. :.
026 J. n. CORBBT, Resister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

Land once At Grand Forks Oak. Nov. =, 1855
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named ut.
tier has fled notice, Of her intention to make 6nsl
proof in support Of her claim, and that said proof viii
be made before the clerk Of ths district court, Ramsey
December, 1854, viz: ANNA THORS0N, d 8 l3l6,
for the nw1h< neN section 20, town 1853 north, ranss
e8 west.
She names tho following witnesses 70 prove her
continuous esldsnce upon, and cultivation Of aid
land viz: Andrew OdeEard Apdreas Odegasd.O Ole Larson,
A. @. NoFdly, all Of Devils Lake. D.. 4. I
$40 J.. N. CORBET, Register.
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crT.c1AI PAPER Of rms COUNTY
THH leading Democratic paper Of
Iowa declares for free trade. absolute
and unconditional.

The Turtle Mountain Star is the new
eat journalistic venture in these parts
. very bright little sheet full of home
news and editorial comment. It is pub.
lished at Rolla by H. H. Fritz 4 Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

Land Office at Grand Forks, Dakota, Nov. 10 1850
Notice ie hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice ofhis intention to mako anal proof in
made before the judge and sx-o1cio clerk Of the pro-
bate court Of Ramsey county, Dakots, ct his q lce in
Devils Lake DIT, on Deeembsr -. ls8s. viz: Max
LEvlTz, e. the 4 NV Y and : Y neN Of section s
He names the following ,witaessss to prove his oon.
aaueas residence upon, sad cultivation 81, aid land:
zsnda Gilman an Of schapssa 1. Q. Ransey county
DIT. ], COR1ET. Resister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24

Land Once At Grand Forks. Oak. Nov. 20, 1885,
Notice Y hereby given that the following named ct
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof WIN
b made before the judge and exoAcis clerk Of the
probate court of Ramsey county Dak., ct Devils Lake,
for the Awk section 81, town l5s, range 60.
He naAsg lhs following Witnesses 20 provo his COZ.
dnuous rssidenes upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: Joseph sehapera, Jacob FrisdnAa, Louis Rsitsk'
Aran Comenow, all Of 6chapera p~ustodAce. Rsunsey
county D.1. N CORRECT. Reeister.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-11-24
HARRISON AMI <
Nellstss and .a,nord Tslk 70 the
President Elect.

Nellstse and Oxford Talk to the
@ President Elect.
IA. Oafls In PioAsse Prsn.
EDtANArolB, Ind, Nov. 2l.-Bothi
the nakotas had hearing before tho
president.elect today. Delegate Clifford.
came here on his way TO Warrington
and met Gov. Mellette, who came down
from Muncie for the purpose. They
spent the day together discussing mat
ters of common interest and preaching
the evangei Of the two Dakotas to whom
soever would listen. Gov. Mellette re-.
turns TO Watertown tonight by way Of
81. Paul and Mr.. Clifford goes on to
Washington tomorrow. They called,
on Gen, Harrison little before noon
and had IN interview with him lasting
over an hour. Gov. Mellette had pre-.
scented the case Of South Dakota 90 fully
at last Saturdays meeting that little
renamed to be- said. upon that head.
His argument toaaySasvas mainly adj.
dressed TO the notwithstanding Of an
extra session.. He urged the familiar
argument that under the present system
of electing members to congress q year
in advance Of the meeting Of congress
the issues Of the electoral campaign
lose their freshness in the public mind
before the Opportunity arrives to legis.
late before them. He made q special
application OF it in the leading issues Of
the last campaign.
SOME REASONS.
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yItCs y hereby gwen shae me m
M. oeFss8n,o Aom1nistraeor, With M
Sst! erSs1sd, q tne cssaee O. William
tIeeer, eece:see, ~ vlrene - - order
q s.e D9ooss c'.co,s Court ano ~ q.
Fecssoo % ne Wall 2! SAID deceased, VII
oner !or $40 ~ poo'lc auction. on the
psem'sea Two mnes sousn-eaos q Hunt
'neourgs on ne nentingourg ana ferdi'
osno roess %
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1888,
the following deecribed real estate "a
Onbols county, IDdians, to-wit;
The southwest quarter Of the north
vest quarter, the northwest quarter oi
the so0th-west quarter. the southwest
|Qnsrtes Of The south-west quarter and
The northeast quarter Of the southwest
|Qunrter, all 10 Section No. u, IL town.
ship No. 3 sonth. range No. 8 west. Also
the south west Quarter Of the northeast
lQuaster, the southeast quarter OF the
north east quarter. and part Of the north
east quarter Of the southeast quarter.
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~ Wills anl nssne tovnship. Dubeis county Indiana
ikal ~ unessned wll appJ - The Board - County
Cowmi<sooers q psosfs Co. - . Special Session
provisIsrs % a Act. sn<1<Iet An Act 70 FeGu-
late ID license she sale - ylritneus. vinous. and
nsIe ~ cher infoxicsfInR hQnors. % limit The
r<nss lse b eharEet " eitie and towns. and %
rep<al ~ former Laws reguiatina The sale q
nQu>rs ~ III Iaws snk parts q Laws coming IN con-
allies ior In violation thereof and declaring
Es.cy" 5000 by TIE Legislature o. Indiana a ls15s
~ c<nse . I'll sptrissoas sIne1s an MALI liquors
the prei<<< icf tern 81 year. ne precise icca-
ficn where ~ desires % eel q n hon>< situated
ard berg upon he &onf6w<ef part ~ fractional Sec
sion y-cee. xorth. 81 Range nvs West.
q res. .jolning u tosn q PorsersvIIe Dubois
counry. lndi1na- c. SEEMING
Sept "a. l3sl-3w-
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SILVER NINE
FOR SALE


sItuotod near Hoyovi1Io ID Dubois county,
Indiana. The mine has new Hartsfeld
Patent Walsr jacket Smelter, capacity
70 tons Der day, with furnace, pumps,
sleam engine. buildings, and al kinds Of
mining tools. The ore b . free mining
|ore, and lays % that each miner can
easily average taking ont 6ve tons per
day. Coal for smelling 10 found IN the
|same hills. about 60 feet above the silver
ore Inspections Ofthe mine and . test Of
the ore 10 invited By any person wishing
Ito buy. Ny fourth interest 10 offered IN
parts or will b eoId - whole, % suit
|purchasers, and will give : reasonable
|credit On part ofthe purchase money.
want to cell because 1 have : good farm,
land On not practical miner, and the
mime should have some one who under
stands the business 10 run Il. The fol-
lowing asssys Of the ore have been
made:
April 8, lsss-By Prof ,. N. Hurry,
analytical Chemist, indianapolis, outcrOp-
Ipings, showing o5.76 per ton.
April g, 1685--By the same person, Z
llittIe farther in the hill, - 80 per ton.
Nov. -. 1856 by The same chemist
| ga per ton.
Aug. y, l061--A ton OF the ore smell
led q Newport, KY, b. Mr.. Chas. l.
|Hartsfeld. and > bullion test therefrom
made BY Dr.. w. DIckore, Ohio State
| Chemist, Cincinnati, Ohio, showed value
1894 o.. o. silver, and - ID gold.
Dec. 1667--A test was made Of tn
lsame buIlioo q above, q the Philadcl'
lpbfs Mint, which showed IS o.. Of siIveI
land 40 o. Of gold per ton.
The ore CO b mined and smelted a
h total cost o. not exceeding $3.50 % q
Iper ton. end with systematic work buI'
lion would probably b prepared foI
|markot q considerable reduction from
That average.
Any one desiring % purchase 3 -
IQuostod q col1 % Or address
JACOB NEUKAM,
Ar. 81, 1853 $50. GsysvilIe, Ind.
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100000 SPOEES WANTED!

|THE undersigned wants I'll The STOKE
! 7INBER be can GET during this wiater.
Persons wishing to contract for . large
|number will please call and set prices.
For small lots will pay he following
|prices eaah % delivery:
GRADE 4 A-Bssr-eI6 Pm 100;
. loo;
spokss 70 split sx2 with grain, and b
EDMOND BExKEa1,
Oct. s, Do-4w. jasper, Ind.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Elizabeth Nicholson, Ct al.1 No. 900.
" In Partition

Lola Weaver, q. 81.
NJ Office h hereby given that, BY vir.
~ the Of On Order and Decree OF the
Dubois Circuit Court. made q the Sep.
|tember tern thereof, lass, the undersign.
|ed, Commissioner appointed BY said
Circuit Court &c make sale Of real estate
In she above entitled cause. will offer FOL
sale q public auction. on the premises, On
MONDAY. OCTOBER e. 1883.
The following described reaI-estate
|situale IN Columbia township, DubUis
county, Indiana, to-wit: The north.
half OF the northeast quarter Of Section
No. IS, township No. ! north. range
No. west. 90 scres; the northwest
|quarter OF said section IS. IN said town
ship and 1Dge, l6O acres; the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter
or section No. -, in said township and
range, % acres; the north west quarter
|of the north west quarter OF section No.
is. 10 aid township and range, 20 acres
the east-half OF the northeast quarter
|of section No. 81, in said township and
range, (except one acre In the northeast
CORNER thereby containing % acres.
more or less; the southwest quarter Of
o6C&lOu 10. - ~ 9os0 sOWuousP euu
range, 100 scres; also al that parts Of
the South half Of the southeast quarter,
end The northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of said section 25, in ssid
|township and range, being and lying
north OF Cane creek. % - 20 include al
that part Of both Of said TRACTS 10 aid
section Is lying north Of said Cane
creek, containing Is acres. moro or les,
and containing in al Of the above des-
cribed rel estate 564 acres. more or less.
Much Of aid real estate 10 covered
with valuable timber.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fourth Of
the purchase money 90 b paid IN cash |;
The residue 10 three equal payments, at
eight, sixteen and twenty four months,
deferred payments 20 Be secured BY
notes, bearing six per cent. interest from
dase. waving benefit Of valuation laws,
with freehold surety, 70 the approval Of
the Commissiouer.
Sale TO begin II 10 o'clock. A n.
RILEY BURTON, Commissi0ner.
TRAYLoR B HUxTER, Attya
Sept n, 1888 -4w.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
10 SELL REAL ESTATE
STATE or INDIANA. -
CoUNfY on DUBors, 80

0W4&A1 - A<&0tA1s
0uoolo Circuit oouses January Tenn.
~ Office y hereby given % Nancy l.
~ s. Withers, virginia G. Kean, BaxiI
B- Il Edmooston. Rhoda Edmonston,
Theodore Stephenson. Elizabeth 0se-
phsnsos, Edward Stephenson, Scion
esephenson, Nay Messnose. EIsom
Me6emoro, Bells Wolman and FeIl1 Wei.
man, that william A. Tsaylor, AdmIolo-
TRAITOR o. Tie estate Of BaxlI b Edmou-
etoo. dscsased, be- 6Ied BE pesIsIon %
cell TIE real eetate or TIE decedenl, BIZ
psrsoesl essste beIng lnsul1cIent % pay
bic debls, and that saId petition will u
hoard On the nrot day % ne January
ior0. 1850, % he Dubois CIFcofe Coart
- wlssese ~ hood aed ~ eseI
{L-s. % nd Court, g Jasper, ehl1
IL day % Ocoooos, 1ooo.
l8HA9x ECxEn1, Closk
os,sssr 81. ,Sso~sS.
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nomonroeio =. =. (,nnh
st SeL.Fuey 49,: 80 s.sslo.e ~ q
us:x,agoeF@ es ~ ~ 49,! ~
.eax esss~ Scos - E4veFoss ~
uetos eso Sone - Ssesenes % 80
lse,soe k.9.aeeo e.o)n.ake:me.s Do
loerncoo. eel1 oew Ten: Harrison lreeesd
men - -: :sF1ke q S.ss 80 q sne9
oelng participants j. thef 900 nmoe'
ssnke- 80 Csevsoe nee tne1 = PseIn
t.1ss eoos:eo q soe en9:.9e g! 3. e.
l.ee. oe occepe'soD. ~ so.o s1cn
neH 1es5'son nee spos1so s:e's o.sr'
~ .s?,sseuoos eno o.eens'1y 40 etF'k'
La PC ~ right % - ~ ero'ssea1oa-
mas sney vese nv-oeeokese oececsc
they refused g sexe ous tsu!oes ia
tney ought % - ouvcn oock ~ ~
oayonoes ana would - y - 80 Cover
nor q Indiana lne.eeo q o'o ol.e Jeens
snas - 40 tel then ~ oay ~
enooGo wages ~ eny I.oor1.e man. sns'
- couIo i've - y nSDoolS eoo toey ooeo'
nos % gFuno!e.
re e!sc seea sxssecse non s9e lnoi'
anepol.e hepooI.can peporo couoe9nan!
ne :sr!xe' ana scen snoweo ooS neFFI
soo n.o drawn IRON ne o!ase Areaso!y
- eoay !or Tour days services - : Mill
- eepsin - tnss u9s ana nao mso.
emdsvH q ne un'tec STATES Cooss sna'
ms own serv1cea - hs.iiroao Atserney
we're vorin ei.ov sor az Gays tnet q
gos 80 'or me s'x esys- ~ I,.I oeln9
cut Gown $4o0 ~ Se1ee Ursso-: ene
nov re s, 4: sres 1870 ~ 49, ~.
me ~ = =. 2. q; 20 oss ss5v.ces - -
tcrney- Inc speaker snoweo tnas lnese
Iosg - g. nsnisoo we're messers q
record ano wonoeEeo . 80 1901
EsaIF2ea co1PsIy cooI3 on'y ..os. ~ I.
Ply ~ w3skmeo, - 800 o.ous sn'
i've q toous.nus % .ssen8e -
sroeseo' ~ : osy: 49, oecsus: - y
.crnsys ne' - <,o 49, 'son. !o.so so.ss
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~ coI,o, sAo.y !. ~ 1se.y .RsoS ~
cns =. ~ c. V 49,. ~" SIe.se,
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snesess9nne sno w
ox?oeSu y 3. 49, osne = -. 49, 49,
80 80 l.c.sn 80 ~. 7. =. - 49,:
..1s -. ~ q ~. .j - ~ s.S:.s
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~ 1917 .cm 80 s es.s "a
se.esseu, &C. . =. .ssuss 49, 49,.
10y :: :., sno $3.50 s'"9 -. 49, s 49,
snII;us Ssps..n 80 s'.'e cIP'e.
Ies n:ss',one os:n, sno @sss 49, sr :.
C.gt.1n, 49, eo..s;u -. s:c.
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smPaOyec. s1s.ns = 1891 49, ~
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NEW BRICK YARD
BRICK FOR SALE /!

John GeFoF, jF, ho0 takcn chaFgo q :
brick. yard q the North side Of jasper,
and now hss for sale, In any quantity de-
sired, brick % III qualities. He asks the
people Of Dubois county Tor their custom,
and will make favorable terms on house
patterns. JOHN Gkk6h -
An. -, 5e--jy.
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Pc v ~ g. g: :; :, oA y z''


- - - 80 - - ~e
~ AsS
- Daily wAnD9ks
The Quosolon which q nov occupy me-
The pobllc mind 4. did Harrlson ~. 3
dollar day \ ooougA foe TIE wog1lDg-
|oeo. q did - ~ THE j. sooseaeces o.
|didnt - ~ anything q ~ Ike i :
HarsIoon dos not deny be oayinH .
dollar . day e oooogh, bot - 0oes eoy.
|or ho doos ineinooeo, tAal e j a absurd
|campotgn He
Now ~ propose - give the devil bic
dues. end accordingly give Harrison the
beoe6t 81 Ne dou6e and acknoulcdge
that we 40 uoe believe Harrieoa estd :
dollar day Z enough for woskingmea
For " DO net for : moment deay that
u Harrison did ~ this thIng. he ought
nos only % b defeated ior he presi-
dency, but that be ought alsoto y kick
"a seross The Mexican border. 20 grow
Up Win ehe greassrs. where. y oe d'dn !!
learn little common sense. b would
|ss least learn % keep from saying such
|aoeurdities.
Nov darrIeon did say oehor things
which are equally funny and which he
Ought % deny before bic scalp u taken.
VIII Harmon deny that he eaid
cheap coat contains cheap mani u
|cousse be viii. He viii deny anything
y order g resch me Presidential chair.
Ano yet ne Couldn't oeny y ana suck %
me uutn' because What ne GAG ssy
emoonts pracucAiiy % the sane ming
ne saio;
- An one Of (000o U01DEIfuc(00 poll
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Ar H0ME AGAlG.-Mr. p. N. Hunton.
the Incompatible artist, arrived q home
from The Springs this week. much
Improved n health. ard prepared % -
commodate III with TIE best style q
photographs, from The life sixe, with
magnificent frames, 70 The miniatures
for your visiting cards. Call and 80
him q 0ramelspscher's boilding- q.
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w. ~ - - vsuWhgchsn1A.
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The Democratic Cenlral Committee oI
Dubois county, and I'll Democrats who
may wish 20 consuIt with them, are re-
Qoestsd % meet & The Court-house u
josper. o.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 10Th, loeo,
q ooo o'clock p. =. a full sitendance
= requested, = important business = %
~ attended %.
JOHN l. BRETT, ChaIrman.
The Committee = composed OF Tie
following persons:
Columblo-D WIN. A. Line.
Harbieon Philip Oily.
Doono-Albert q. Taylor.
0odioon -North-Wm. 4. Young.
. -6outh-John ID. Koono.
Marion Ben. Gehlhausen.
Uojnbridgo-Goo. Friedman.
HoI1-A. a. Hoooomor.
JoDorson BIrdseye-Wm. Buford.
-6chneIlvillo-J. 6tratmen.
Jnckoo0-Michael Demuth.
Fhtoka-lluntingbOrg-F. Behrons.
-DuH-N. d. LeDond.
Chso-HoIland-H- J. Meyer.
" st. Henry-Wm. Kuper.
Ferdinand Henry Hoppenjaus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

GouTcnpunn. - Dl1fric1-John H. O'Noa1.
- 1onn1os Dubois ~ PeFry-WssIlau A. Trny)or-
Representative LnuFonce. Orangs 81 Dubols-Jam
\. willard
NJ Prsescutor 1lth Judicial circuls.
JOHN = BREfx. Dubois Csasey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

SmLon's CunR win Immediately e
|i!eve Group, Whooping Cough and Broo
|chitis. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

WHY WILL ron cough when ehiloh'a
Cufe VIII give immediate relief Prizes
70 cls., 80 cts-. and u. =
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GET YOUR COAL CHEAP {
MAT. EcKERT,
Dealer In Coal

Il now ready 10 deliver he BEST
COAL mined a Southern Indiana,
from HE mine threo-quasters %
mile North west Of Jasper. Alower
vain than either Of the ether mines
are working.
Orders left &C the Store o. -. a.
Sermersheim = Co. will receive
Prompt attenoDons eep. = -