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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

" s~,~o., ~ ~ - a.. .o.a
WAsHlN0IoNs ~. ", june zAsts 1855.
M. snd Mrs Cleveland expect 70 q
!ena tne grsousting exercises o. th'
UNIVERSITY o. virginia on tne S1tn inst
Inc nonor o. holding the nrst CIeve'
lano thurman rsuncatiou meeting q
tne NSuonsl Capissi e que 20 tne tr,
8inia lJemocrsuc assoclauon. wnicn neld
|sn entnusisstlc meeting on Friday last,
wnen, amid me waving 81 The req ban
|dannas and vociferous cheering, tbs cam
paign wss opened. Among the speak
|ers were ocnstor.eiect harbour. Of Nir'
ginis, Coi. Washington Representative
Ousnwaite' q Onio lion: John Ooode,
ana Judge barber, of ny. Mr. Outh'
waite cneered tnelooys up considerably
|Oy telling them Of remarkable crab.
|appie-tree 10 Ohio that has never bloom
lee except ID the years that the Demo.
ct:ts nave carried the osate' Il oloomed
'nis year.
Inc House committee On Foreign AZ.
'airs nave reported mvoraoly the bill
provioing Ior spermanent exposition ~
mssnington % celebrate ~ 1892, The
evotn ennlvessery "a enc discovery 81
49, Z. ~ q ". =. .o4 pesocspsseo ~ ~
~ 49, u0vSsn@ents ~ soe meee Amer
sscc. 49,: ...a..,.-..
~ 80 e",ir. shs.;a ~ 49, ~. Ivy one 'naro
.,nn.. 49, 49, ~; 1911 -. sn'p :. - @.teuua"ce
= rs,,sr, v ai'.a ;s'. ~. .'u1vu' ,,' xone.sss
~ h;l5 n v "" .uo @H's
-. ~ ~ 80 s,' - 'uo ue ce.n9 gwen
rrc,n,., s.';n ssas . appsvp.'a.ao" o'i's'
p.J.P, p.s;. y s,I'o" ,no .pon w",cn = necessary,
y Z" s"6 ~ tHU uCot tuCeS " l0o new u>C1I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29


At STORES md The dealers n atlso1'
supplies ~ not supportcd 70 my degxuo
By professional talent. - n fnct 10 dso1ul
cares to cater u tha& clnss Of trnda REU-
fessionh artiEts ~ terror 70 h1GinnnG'
men. for they ssem 70 have 10 hsns -
ways and means Of tz1nsacting bualnouos
and think Il ~ the anme uhethrr ~
~ 81 d. o. : yeoR.. Then ths snootu.
fuI men want yo1 totoady 70 th0 -
submit 70 inso1eu4 rc6oc<i0ns O IL g.
tractsd ideas % I'll eng.ged d tE1xn.
They VIII force thefr pic<uEos q IL ~.
he whe<her ths exscution = GOOD. ~ =
1ndidersnt. md whsn IL dealcr 49,
gtxates they t1rn : ooognful nooo -
caustic1lly comment on ths teEF1h1o ~
of art culture among the uneducn1o1
ThEe are men n the ~ supply -
ness Who have informed - 06n{ ~
most sincere wi6h vas tha1 nj ruuGro-
G1onal would never ccGs the thrcnko11 q
their stogoA Ths artists vho havs -
senss enough - f1geg0 - amhlfim -
become Famous and turns6 thG1R pn<IlD
and brushes into commercial woRk hnvu
found . EDwsi conmensn1to g11h -
eust Of eaEly tzszntng Thoe - . 6Gnuu
eomm0c1n1 artists q s. Lcuis wh0 49,
elnln Incomes ranging fFu0 o4oo0 -
1900, thn3 1Ift them frum IL pmwy
and unccrt alnfy of Bohnmisn wh1D n
= devoted % catching IL puA1Es 1nnw.
Iho public b too whinGicn1, on1 o1khculb
y0a may captivate 4 for swhiloL 49,
Win lsnd the crowds swuy mn 49,.
1sy's fhvoEisA ChnEIs - Ann - 01sno.'
1874
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Hr1- Dussnbsrzy-Whst queer ways
they have In some ccunfr:esI This paper
nays that u Morocco whsn The women
talk scandal their hps ass rubbed with
cayenne pepper.
Nr. Dusenbez7y-An odd custon indeed
Nalf a hour later.) Whsrs afs you
going. my dearf
Mr1 Dusenber1y-To fhs sewing clrc1s.
Let ne see; I've got ny seissurA. thssad.
thimbIo-
Mr. Dusenbss1y-And Tie eaysnns peF-
pG1-DstEoit Efee PrssG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

The American Cultivafor recommends :
MIXTURE Of hydraulic cement and akin
milk for painting farm buildings and
fences- The cement q placed IL bucket
and sweet skim milk stirred In until IL
mixture Il Of The ccnsistency Of cream-
Tho proportions are about one quart q
cement 70 gallon Of milk Color may b
addsd II desired This pian = cheaP and
durah1e.-EfankL Lealieia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Nrs. Garfield has On income OF e25..
600, 5000 Of which comes from the
government in the shape Of . pension.
Gen. Garfield's estate netted the widow
about $4,000. and ID addition she re-
ceived $4,000 insurance on bic lie.
Congress gave her $4,000, and the pop.
uIar subscription raised just afler Gar.
fields death amounted to eo12OOO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Did you ever think when pubIisheI
hss : certain circulation that the NUM-
Der Of readers 10 three or four
times that number. Take : paper IN
any homo Of the city and there IL more
than one person reads II. One paper IN
barber shop will BE- scanned BY : hum
dred men. A hotel will furnish hall
that many readers. Think OF this and
advertise Il You have anything % say 70
the people. .-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

The two enormous boilers for the slso-
tric engines have arrived and - - ~
place.
The spsctaculaf dl.ma By childrsd m
Der ths nanagsuasnt q John Rsssig wfu
draw.
lcs scrsan booths n Horelcultural HAIL
Best u cream guasantsd q ~ usual
prices.
he electric display VIII excel ~
former exhibit q this kind ever -
tempted
Frosbel's and other kindsrEarten -
tems viii form : vesy important feature
= - edseas!caA dlsPlay:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

"St Peter-WeIl. stranger, Who arc
you r. I'm an American. ] died last
might" RI zee your record is pretty good.
You may 60 in.1 "Wbere will ret nv
Tyre and CROWN" I'VE don't rive them
TO Americana, but you will ind q bae and
spiked Shoes inside the portals. Lila
coin Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

The new game called "Editor's De.
light, /" Il played in this wise:
"Take sheet Of ordinary writing pa-
per fold it up carefully, and enclose
q bank note SufIlciently large to pay
for : year 10 advance. What adds
Immensely TO the pleasure Of the game
is 10 send along the name OF new sub
scriber or two. Keep your eye on The
editor, and II : smile adorns bic face,
the trick works like : charm.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

One among the expert men 10 ths
Pennsylvsnis natural gas fields is sus-
perintendIng ihe sinking OF wells for
The DsPauws, Of this city, 10 The HarrI-
con county gas 6eld. He b very decid.
Cd 10 The opInion that enough gas will
BE- found % thls 1sld 70 justily the De
PAuW6 10 constructing . pipe line 10
supply The manufactoFios ID this city
with the chesp iuel,-N. =. Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

RATES or ADvERTysEIN0.
nr square. 10 lines or less, week, 81 90
rs.h subscquent insertion, rs cts.
y.oneer advertisements "a a. the same rate,
4 fraction over even square or squares,
saanted As square. These are tho terms
81 transient advertisemcnts;a L. reasona-
M h,e deduction will be made to regular
Notices OF appointment Of admins
r.tors and legal notices Of like character
% BE- paid In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township OfIlcers, each 9l.00
For County z.6u
For District, Circuit, or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

The young man who, IN letter to bic
|eweotheart, compared her % the bcauti.
ful snow and forgot 70 put the s'n" In
SNOW, now wonders why she seems -
dio(snt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Indians has, according to the report
|of the agricultural department, Iol.Ol3
larms, or which 147, ,963 sre cultivated b.
owners. The farms cullivated by te1.
ants are classified thus s-37, ,46o On shares
and 0,6o2 cash rental.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

The excitement ID Brown county over
The discovery Of gold % large QuantItioo
along Beas blossom eroek se0al1s una-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Tho farmers of WkI1amstte valley.
Or, complain that the Mmogolian
phsasants introduced few years ego and
protected By law are becoming too numer-
ous In cold weather thsy crowd into The
barns among domestic fowls. somctimss
whipping baznyard cocks On their own
dunRhills. and making Themselves = -
noxi0us . ~ ''heafhsn 0lnea. a.--Bos-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

r~--...i ~S--ss ~ 49, 1---.-Iuuu:
49, -n~5--.1 -;-ss--~ - p-~--sS I~~s
-. - s.SS q $50 --sss-- - - ~ v'-.s<
49, 7,s-5 s~~-sSs~ - ~.
1870 - E-rss- --S~
~-.ss. 1919 - ~ ~ c&ss ~ ~ 1-.S
~s. 80 s..s,.5s-~ - .i-SS's-.-.
49, .--s x~S-,--s --s.s - --5I
- s---.,. = --s- ~ ss..- -<1S -
.-Sx ~ -as-S S
x-- - S-1- ~ - w.
Sn,.se ~ .-Ss~Ss.s - ~ ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

he Blooningtoa Tslephone makes IL
Chilling announcsment that "Eph Hnghss
has addsd beGhing department. = his
toosog1al establishments ssDafhlng -
partmsut. b very ordinary language fof
Progressive nswspaper; D should have
eeid s-ablutionazy annex- '-Indianapol1s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Ex Governor St. John. Who wss II
Oregon during the recent campaign
says the tariff question had little TO d.
with the result. "The Republican party
owes it's triumph" he says, ito th'
hearty support given It by the railway
monopolies and the rum power. II had
earned this support In advance, aud va
not disappointed when lie hour Of ne
cessity came."-The Republican party in
Oregon, Il seems is like the Republican
party elsewhere, In league with mono
poly and monopoly rules the State, as 4
does the entire Pacific slope. Il is JUS
as atural that Oregon should vote agains
the Democracy on current Issues as II Il
that Pennsylvania should do 90. Bul
the people Of the slope may come <
their senses before next November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

For Representative, Frank Bilderback
For Recorder, Chas. FetlInger; For
6heriG. Jas. Pipes For Treasurer, J. "A.
Shepard: For Commissioners, J. J..
bowman and J. r. Corn For Surveyor .
J. Morton For Coroner, Penn Wiehers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

ytum obourvaxions a She ConGu, -
Dupont. q IL HusDo1D Natural HIstory
nussum. = convinced Ghnt ~ vn1ws a
the interior % central AfS1ca onco 60
locted b grcot lako. - Wiki oGon1ly
pcol y IL last remnnnA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29


! ~ r.. O. Wilds not long dnce g
London b stood q IL eoFnsr q D1n1
strest md PIeeadiIly de1ivsring . s9isD g
The mud md paFsjeulnxly e : largD -
cv~ biz sftis ~ II vhssl of spsnn1.g
A woful change has ooup ovur ~ eru1-
whIls spostls u astbeficismL Whero :
waist o0es existod thr0 = nov = hllloUy.
bulging md ccmpIaceuf pEueuberanoo IL
wo(s not Of s1n1ovsrs and 1iIias. ~
yenxns for sickly yellovD md paz1ld eDcmn.
b indicn1ss inssend rnmpnif. elanoruu1
md pas.kon tosssd ysazning - bsg thae
kas boun mse by euner0us hard -.
WIlds's outlIns 1ould 90 ersdit . = 9
deEnan His reddish hair ~ ellppnh
e1oss and toppsd hya bsavsr IL \ q
oDcky so<t q way, and his trUusm wuno
ruled up b fankion thaf allowed - -
ssrv9's ego Ire ply ovur polr q seu1y
walking bo0<a A. mnfter % dstGu n
Dny y addsd 49, IL ez0usuD a. -
eyG1tm g ~ 11Enw mgehroo1b ~ 49,
q 1oo11w - 1nGDD1 - ~ - -
Wfl1sS 1nneng1n4 o1gp1IsnoD - -.
o1Egysd - stEulG - q - o. -
a6&sd - elsmm8 q rulicun1 - -.
turA He was rudy snd e1mfoGonk11'
hooking.
Il mpposs- - ~. befas - supnB.
ated. ''tkax you fo@snbw sons - u -.
marks ! usa1 70 maks abput jouEnnlInmr
Il have . mid rDcoIlcc11o1 of : uunnh
Jon made ons night = - Lotus c(uD =
New Tork. u whfcA you dsnouncs1 -
Ink stainsd oeaSuz0 a. the puna's
ssAh. - Wen. Tn O. a - -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

(Scsns- Scotch r.iIway station Ticket
collector. IN making his collection. finds
IN old gentleman fumbling IN Is pockets
for his ticket Ticket CoIlector- Tickets
plsaasf Old Gentleman-rm Just lookin'
for e. Ticket Collector-Well. III look
IN again in few minutes See and have
Il ready thsn- Ticket collector returns
shortly; but the old gentleman Il still
hunting for t. Ticket Collector Suddenly
Why you have II in your mouth. mani
Old Gentleman giving him the ticket
Oh. % ] hasi Here you are! Another
Gentleman IN the carriage. = the train
moves On. 70 first gentleman-I'm afraid
you're losing your memory. sir. Old Cen
tleman-Nae fear o. that: ne fer O thnxi
The ticket Va fornicht auld. and Wis
jist sookin' the date afti TAblean-Ths
ArRunauf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

Several nswspapeg men we're speaking
q how generous tho pF0pFietors of Their
papers we're 10 granting them vnnaficna,
vhen fellow named 6kaGgs F~mnFked.
"Ieo. worked for one of th0ns fellows
oncoL asksd him one day u Be would
give me vacation He replied that tho
gEsnting q ny request would give him
geas pleasure ] went away and stayed
thrco weeks--
well. some one remarked. s'vas thwo
anything wrong about thafr'
About the vacation3 Oh. noL Ths
vacation was al right. but ths propriseor
made Il too long. When ! went baek hs
told ne 70 let Il run on That was I've
years ago. and Il y still running On. veEy
kind in him. ] must say. but one trouble
s!oss- Hs stopped ny pay.--Arkansaw
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17
THE FLOOD IN CHINA.

The details of the terrible disas
ter in China, whereby so many lives
were lost by the Yellow River inun
dation, show that the loss of life
was much smaller than was at frs
reported. Advices received by the
City of Sydney, from Hong Kong
and Yokohama, say that the Impe.
rial Commissioner, who was espe.
cially appointed to investigate the
number of lives lost, sends an off.
cial report to the Emperor of China
that the total number of persons
drowned is over one hundred thous.
and, and the number rendered des-
titute, one million eight hundred
thousand, apart from those the
floods have driven into other dis
tricts. The words "Populous Chi
na' are frequently used but one
does not fully comprehend the
meaning of them, nor realize how
dense the population of the Flowery
Empire is until something like the
above occurs. It seems almost in
credible that SO many persons
should be killed and injured by the
waters of one river. The Yellow
River is considered sacred and is
called the SACRED River" The peo-
pie must feel now that it has as
sumed the attributes of an aveng-
ing Deity.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

| Emperor William, of Germany
died at Berlin, March 9th, at 8: go
o'clock A. NJ. He had lived longer
than the usual time allotted to man.
being over 81 years of age. He had
reigned over 81 years. For a long
time his health had been very poor
and his death, however sad, was
not entirely unexpected. The last
few hours of his life he suffered no
pain, and was perfectly conscious
to the last. The Emperor's death
has sunk the German nation in
deep sorrow, and casts a shadow
far beyond the national feeling on
the character of the whole interna-
tional situation, as he was recog-
nized by all Europe as a faithful
and powerful protector of interna-
tional peace. Austria, Hungary,
England and Italy have We'd with
each other in expressions of SYM
pathy with Germany in her sorrow.
The dying Emperor's last thoughts
were on the peace and welfare of
his beloved country, and his dying
words were, Alexander has prom
ised that he would not make war
against u.s." He also said: clam
convinced we ought not to go to
war with Russia, with whom the
most friendly attitude ought to be
adopted" The late Crown Prince
is now Emperor Frederick III, and
the anxiety of the nation about his
health is redoubled. Though great
ly afflicted by the news of his
fathers death, he is reported to
have stood the journey from San
Reno to Berlin very well. There
is naturally considerable anxiety
as to the attitude of the new EN-
peror toward the war question, but
the general feeling seems to be that
the ascension of Frederick William
to the Imperial throne tends to
strengthen the hope that peace will
be maintained.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17
UNION PACIFIC MANAGER.

It is believed and hoped tina,
Thomas L. Kimball will be selected
to succeed the late T. J. Potter as
vice president and general mana.
ger of the Union Pacific railroad
system, Mr.. Kimball has been for
many years connected with the
business affairs of the company
and there is no one among the
present officials of the road who is
SO familiar with all it's varied COM
plications as he, and no one among
the number who, from long years
of devoted services, is more deserv-
ing of promotion than he. Mr..
Kinball IS favorably known all
over the western country, and un-
derstands the pressing necessities
in all that appertains to reasonable
transportation rates, which is of
such vital Importance to the people
Of the frontier. His selection to
fill the vacancy would no doubt be
accepted with universal approval.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17

Tho treatment of many thousands of CAGE
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
Hotel and Surgical Institute, buffalo, N. Y.
has afforded vast experience in nicely adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for tie
81 RfsvoTi %aPaes
Is the outgrowth, or result, of this great and
] valuable experience. Thousands Of testimo-
ians who have tested it in the more ' ags 21
tated and obstinate cases which had baificd
heir skill, prove it to be the most wonderful
suffering women. 1t is not recommended as
"cure-all" but as most perfect Specific fox
woman's peculiar ailments:
| 1t imparts strength to the whole system.
ana to the womb and It's aPPendaees IN
drcssmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girle," house
keepers! nursing mothers. and feeble wome1
generally; Dr; PieTee,s Favorite Prescriptio.
as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
qualed and is invaluable in ailaying and sub
haustion, proetrstion. hysteria. spssms ann
monty attendant upon fuuctonal and ors SU
disease OF the womb. IT induces refreshin1
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and d.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
10 2 legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded BY an experienced and skillf,a
organization. It ID purely vegetable in ID
composition and perfectly harmless in it,
enects In any condition Of the system. For
morning 9cknesa. or nausea, from whatever
pepsia and Fndred symptomi: It's Sse IN :% Gys
doses will prove very beneficial.
.,"Fov0rito Prescriptions 10 4 posi-
tive euro for the most complicated and OBJ
stinate cases OF lencorrhea, excessive flowing.
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Inflammation and liberation of the womb. in
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AZ q regulator and promoter Of ft,no
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"Favorite Prescriptions, when ta;een
ia connection with the use of DR. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
Liver Plisl cures Liver. Kidney and Biad tsse
diseases Their combined use also removes
blood taints. and abolishes canceroue md
Favorite Prescripti I'll = IL the or,v
neoiclne Tor women, sold by druggists under
2 positive guaranteed, from the manr-
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ha M193rSe DO bottles goo doseO $780, or six
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17
NOT SATISFIED.

Senator Stewart, the willy rustler
of the State of Nevada, is not sat-
isfed with the action Of the house
committee on territories in squelch-
ing the scheme of annexation of
North Idaho to Washington, but it
appears that he is still stirring up
the proposition in the senate. The
committee on territories of that
body on the 18th inst. instructed
him as chairman of the sub-com-
mittee to report favorably the en-
aiding act for the admission of
Washington and North Idaho as
state, providing that no part of
Idaho shall be included without
the consent of the majority of the
electors residing in the Pan handle.
The Senator seems determined if
one scheme fails to dig up another
for the avowed purpose of dismem-
berment or total humiliation of
Idaho. The latest move to submit
the question of annexation to
majority Of the voters of that part
seeking to be attached to Washing
ton, and not to the vote of all the
people of the territory, we believe to
be unfair, unjust and moreover un-
constitutional. Our people who
have the welfare of the whole terri
tory at heart have through their
faithful representative at Washing
ton during the present session of
Congress made good fight for its
preservation, and again let their
watchword be, ''We will fight it out
on this line if it takes all sum mer."
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17
OPPOSING STATEHOOD.

The Albuquerque New Mexico
Democrat makes the statement that
the people of that territory do not
want to be endowed with the rights
and privileges Of ull-hedged citi-
zens, and object to their territory
becoming state. If this be so
they differ widely from the people
OF most of the other territories.
The Democrat says:
The statement recently teIeeraphed
from Santa Fe that the people of the ter
r'tory want the admission of New Mex
leo, IS calculated to deceive the people of
the East. After a careful canvass of all
classes it is safe to say that if the oues-
ton were submitted to vote it would
be defeated by at. least two thirds major
1ty. The only classes favoring admission
ARE professional MEN and politicians. The
democrats, almost unanimously. oppose
'fhe movement and also large. propor-
ton of the rank and file of the repubIi
canspartj
=. The movements of territories to-
beGoEne states Ak as a general thing
,frsm i t i1}l, and lih .sople cases ex-
pe5ls9ces, has l3a shown that the. people
y! MoI'a have lssn much better off
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-17

WI can live at home. and make more
money at work for us. than at anv-
thing else in this world. CAPITAL not
needed; you are started free. Both sexes
All ages. Any one can do the work. Larre
earnings sure from dEststsrt. Costly out{it
ana terms free. Better not delay Costs Won
nothing to send US your address and And
ous' y99 are wise you will do so at once.
Il dAL1s1, & Co.. Portland, Maine,