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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

when Baby ~ sick. " give Der Cassoria.
when she - : chid. shs cried for castoriA,
When shs became ni.. che chung 70 castoria,
WHEN - hAd chllarss, - gave them csstoriA


After taking . vacation will again
seud in few items from our city.
Mrs. johnson, who hiss been very low
OF Erysipelss. IL slowly recovering
sherman w. Gays II IL because of the ar.
rival Of his ten pound boy. her grand.
son, that hasicns her recovery.
We are sorry 70 state that Mr.. r.
Chri.mon Il confined TO his bed ~ pres.
ent writing, but hope be will BE- ou
agsin soon.
Farmers are all busy getting ready 4
plant corn.
So far as we have learned the fruit 4
not damaged to any extent IN this local.
~.
Teachers are busy interviewing N,
Trustees already, 10 regard TO mex
winter term.
Mack Harris has fine stock or Sprins
goods. Millinery goods. az cheap ~ cal
be bought any here, are to be seen q
same store. Call aud examine.
Miss Fannie Mcdonald has gone Il
visit relatives in Evansville. We wisl
her . pleasant visit.
Quite large congregation met to hesl
the iare well sermon Of Rev. Gin on Ias
sunday. His sermon was good and 81
seemed to feel that they were losing
good pastor. II r. Milbnrn's had theil
babe baptized; nlso . son OF John Ora.
hsm united with The church.
We are sorry II we have mlsjudged
any one, aud beg pardon ~ WE HAVE
A. 10 clearing "our own selves" Sub~s
Ssllie's sister does not claim Ia be sainl
or any ways near Que, but our actions srs
tree 20 the whole world TOR exslhiunsia
aud ssk no one 10 shield us before ou'
Maker" Hoping III The tuiure 10 avoid
any more squsbDle Of words or mis.
understanding. W. end the matter with
good will toward ell.
&. S's. Sfsrrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Buffalo Express: In 1890 every far
mer IN the United States will be visited
Nv paid of!icer Of the Government. AMI
asked to give the statistics 81 his farm
crops. stock, esc tor the previous year.
which II the present one. 1859 To he
prepared for the censns taker. begin now
70 keep accurate account Of all farm
operations. aud keep Il up through The
wear. In this way only can the agricul-
suraI statistics u the census report have
any real value.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Southern Indians roads all made verv
handsome increases IN earnings last
month over March 1888. The ohio 4
Mississippi showssn increase Of $40 500
the Evansville & Terrc Hsn'e. SAlsf
tho Evansville & Indiansrclis. 81 672;
the Cairo & Vincennrs. 81 1893: he LIN
isville. Evansville & 81. T.on,s. 500 In
The latter case The showing Il more cred
issblr AZ the business Of the kanawa
Dispatch. which all went over that line
from 81. Louis. Is now coming east over
The indianapolis & 81. Louis road. IN.
A Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12
Isosamond Itipples.

.>~r@~-@@-'e'-e e~eFRee
| What's the matter with Peggy? Shei
al right.
! Atshis writing the peaches ere ncarI,
all froze.
Mr.. Agnes has finished saving J. H
fIolzbog's lumber.
Mrs. Roach was visiting ct her sor
Williams last Sunday.
J.T Roach and w. n. McCarty went
TO jasper last Saturday.
j w. Lanman and F. S. Crook look
very sober now their beloved" ones
are gone.
Prof John g. Connor begins Normal
at the wosld.renowned town Of Mentor
the first Monday ~ May. May snccess
crown his every efiorts, and NAV he learn
HE pupils how not n squirt their "Lac-
cer" juice on the carpet Of the parlor.
Has Billy Boiling 6rifed down mean
dering Patoka and been caught up II
Jasper bv some magnetic "schoolmsm.' =
or has he j"urns, ed TO the ''Promi-ed
Land Oklahoms?
The Republicans are not bowling for
the r. -. here Why? Because lis
more bot her than its worth. Hut II they
want Il. nothing would please the present
r. NJ. better than for them TO take II.
We hear some good people complsin-
ing OF hard times. We understood last
fsli II the 2. 0. p. came in power ever,
thing would be lively and the goose
hang high" But, who'll arise and ex-
plain7 Can you, old Democrat, of Ire
land7
PEGoY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Evansville Courier
The Cnuricr-Iournai quotes from o.
editorial In the Philsdelphis Press on ths
morning OF the fire. Of April elections
Throughout tho country. In which shs
Press predicted that The elections on thai
day would take their color from ths
result Of the Presidential election add
ing that 'ihe momentum thus gained
maintains Its force and carries the vic
soricus party on 70 new triumphs,' and
says:
ITO the editor Of the Press the returns
from Ohio. indiana. Illinois and Mis-
sour must be very melancholy reading
Instead of"taking their color from the
result OF the Presidential election" there
seems TO he an entire change OF color
The momentum gained by the Repuhli-
cans last fall has not simply been lost ;
II has been reversed. Democrats elect =
Governor In Rhode Island. = Mayor -
Chircgo. In ST. Louis. in Evansville. aud
in Cincinnati Foraker's own city
carry oil the greater portion Of the
spoils.
No party defeated In November
ever made more wonderful rally 10
April"
This rally Of the Democracy after de-
feat. Il simply the assertion OF the Ma.
jority that the Majority must and shall
rule. The Democrats party had a ma
ioriiy ia the Presidential election Of 98.-
90. ani President Harrison holds h's
seaf by purchase. inst as HAYES held hi
by theft. The universal aud astonishing
Democratic gains IN the recent munici.
pal elections. are due 10 the revolt Of
The People against the Wholesale cor
rupiion. which overthrow the will If The
Majority rs expressed a. The polls IN No.
vemher. In this CITY. added 10 the gem
ersl disapproval Of the "hlocks Of five
crime. the majority of our voters di--
sincily condemned and rensu,ei the
revolutionary course OF the Republican
Of the last Legislature. and the
astounding folly Of Humbug Hovry w.
toes. the Issue having been boldly joined
between the two parties in their cit,
Platforms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12
AN ORDINANCES.

An Ordinance for the regulation Of. and
licensing the barter aud sale of spirit
unus. vim0us, malt and other into icat,
ing liquors. within the COrporste lin.
rs ~ the Town 1T Jasper, Duboi.
county, Indiana, In quantity Of 4
quart or more.
SFc 1t. BE and II IL ordained and
enacted Nv the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town ~ Jasper. DUBOIS county. Indiana
la regular session assembled, that II
shsll be unlawful Tor any person, either
directly on Indirectly, 10 sell. barter ~
1--WE away. within the Corporate limits
Of the laid Town of Jasper. said Count,
aud state, for the purpose Of gain. any
spirituOus, vinOus, tnnit or intoxicating
liquor IN . lees quantity than a quart Al
time, without first procuring from The
Board Of Trustees Of eail town, or the
Clerk thereof. 4. license 50 TO do as here.
insfter provided. Nor shall any person
without having first procured such ii.
cense. within said Corporate limits oil
said Town, sell or barter any sprituous
yinous. malt or intoxicating liquor, 10
be drank or suffered 10 be drank, in his
mouse, clubhouse. yard, garden or The
appearances thereto belonging.
SEC %. Any male inhabiiant over the
age o. twenty lone wears, desiring 10 sell
spirituous, vinous. malt or intoxicating
liquors in q quantity ola quart or more
" Thin tie Corporate limits OF the said
Town OF Jasper, said County and State
-halI Ply to the Treasurer Of sai,
r. ,wn II Jasper, The sum Of Twen,,
II..Il.rc l,r.s..o 90.
payment OF said amount. the said Treas
nrer shall give 10 said person so pay ing
l. receipt here for, specifying the purpo-,
Tor which said money had been paid
and on presentation Of said receipt 20 nj,
said Board Of Trustees. Of said Town D
Jasper, IL ~ session, or % lie Clerk D
said Town AT any time. said Trustees o
Clerk shall issue 10 sriL person licen.,
10 sell spirisunns. vinoss. malt sni ia
'oxicating liqnur IN = less quantity ih.,
\ qusrt ~ lime. within : ia corporal,
limits Of said Town OF Jssper, Tor m,
period Of one year from date Of said re
ceipt
| SEc 81. Anv person moi being licens
vi according 20 The provisions Of hi
Ordinance, wno ahsll within The .sis
Corporate limits III said T"wn 81 Jasper
-eIl or barter, directly or indirectl, -,
-ririinous. yinous, malt or iUinxicsi
Ing liquor 10 = lees quantity th-n 4
= quart ~ time. or who shall sell Of
na'ter within the Corporate limits 81
-aid Town any spirtiupus, viu0Ds. maj
or intoxicating liquor. 10 br drank 81
suffered 20 Dc drank IN hi- house, ont.
house, yard, garden Or the appcrtenences
thereto belonging, shall become liable
for and pay 70 SAID Town Of Jasper, 1
fine Of penalty OF finy Dollars.
! SEC 4ih. And II 10 further ordained
and enacted by said Board n Trustees
that ~ emergency exists Tor the IN.
mediate taking effect Of this Osdi.
nance therefore, the same shall be IN
force and effect from aud after its pas.
sage and publication for three week.
successfully Ia some newspaper printed
aud published within said Town al Of
which Is finsIIy ordered aud enacted B.,
said Trustees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

President Harrison has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation, recommending
April 30, the date OF the centennial cele.
bratioD Of the inauguration OF President
Washington, o. special centennial
thanksgiving day:
"A hundred years have passed since
the government which our forefathers
founded was formally organized. At
noon on the 30th dsv OF April, 1889, In
the city Of New York, and in the pre-
sence Of an assembIsge Of the heroic men
whose patriotic devotion had led the
colonies TO victory and Independence,
George Washington took the oath OF
Office g chief magistrate OF the new born
republic This impressive act was pre-
ceded, At o'clock in the morning, in All
the churches Of the city, by prayer for
6ods blessing on the government and
IT. FIRST president.
The centennial Of this illusirion-
event in our history has been declared q
general holiday BY act OF congress, 10
the end that the people Of the whole
country may join in commemorative ex-
ercises appropriate 10 the day. IL order
that the JOY Of the occasion may be a.
sociated with deep thankfulness in the
minds Of The people for al our blessings
- NE past aud devout application -
Sod for their gracious continuance IN
tire future. the representatives Of the re-
ligious creeds, both Christian and Heb
rev have memoraIized Tie government
% designate an hour for prayer and
Thanksgiving on that day.
Now. therefore. I Berjamin liar.
y1eOn. president Ofthe United States nj
America. ~ response 10 this pious and
reasonable request. 10 recommend thai
on Tuesday. April 80. AZ the hour oi (
O'Clock 10 The morning. The people or ibe
entire country repair 20 their respective
places Of worship. TO implore The favor
Of God that The blessings OF liberty, pros
pesify and peace NAV abide with Us as
people, and that bis hand may lead as IL
the paths Of righteousness and GOOD
deeds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

!, George J. Jntt. Clerk 81 the incor.
T,nssted Town 81 Jasper, said Duboi.
county, Insiisma, hereby certify that ihs
abuve aud foregoing j. y full. true aud
complete copy o. An Ordinance passed
snd adopted Dy the Trustees Of said
Town for the rrgnl~tion ~ the sale 81
-piri'ious, vinOn., malt aud IntOxic Il
ing liquors, within the Corporate limit,
o. said Town. - taken and copied frou
The iecosd- 81 said town.
Witness my hand and scal O.
90 said Clerk. this 9Th day 0
April, 1889.
GEoRoE J. Jur1, Clerk IT,.
April AZ, lSs9-sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

A uNIQug chair male VI the horns II
Texas cattle was lately sent ftom San
Antonio 10 the White House. It IL The
giit OF San Aniuni0 banker 10 Pref.
dent Harrison. and cost iis donor 81 .tOO.
The horns are rivetsd with gold, AMI
there are number u gold plates u-ed
in its construction. From one OF them
giissous very handsome diamond,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

An Ordinance for the regulation Of. and
licensing the barter aud sale Of spirit
u"us, vimous. malt and other insox icat'
Ing liquors. within the Corporate lin.
~ 81 the Town 1T Jasper. Duboi.
county, Indiana, In . quantity Of Z
quart or more.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Franco. Ans,ris and Germany have
adopted smokelass gunpowler for their
armies. and are now experimenting 10
get m explosive which shall also ~
noiseless. This enaesvor hss heen fairly
successful. api experfs say thai by the
time The next European war hrgins the
roise and smoke Of battle will have been
done awavui,h.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Indianapolis Sentinel,
We learn from the ST Lonis Globe.
Democrat thst 'ihe jusc bsgging trus, IL
evidently going TO run things with .
high hand this year, OF course II Il.
All the trusts are. They have got On
administration 1t Washington IN SYM
psthy with them aud are undisturbed
BY fears Of tariff reduction. This juie
trust practically controls the product 81
Al The mills In the country. about
twenty i've IN number. II has bongh,
up al the jnse butts II could Law ~ hsnhs
on, and will have things ali iis own way
unlefs some or the efforts thSt are mas
ing 70 find suitable snbsiitutes TOR ute
prove successful. The Mills bill pn,
1nte and jute puts on the free list, aud II
a nal become law the bagging trus,
would be thing OF the pest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-12

Republican newspapers are having 4
eood deal 70 cay about the wholesale
suppression Of the negro vote in The
south. but very little 10 sav about the
who'essle purchase Of The white vote N
me North. A. Ledger.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-22
PEDIGREE

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-22
SACE.BRUSH
Hxstting Nursery
HOME OF
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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
rxyn,eya and Mechanics.

Save money and Doctor bills. Re.
lieve your Mothers, Wives and Sister
by o timely purchase of DR.. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchial affec-
tons, Relieves Children Of Group
in one night; may ave you hundreds
ofdollara. Price so cents and $1.O0
sample free. Sold by Hughes h
Nance, March lSC -.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
LIGHTNING Roller.

BtanuM Il Goodwin have something
that will cure Catarrh in 10 days
relieve headache, toothachc. collie In
man or beast instantly, When you
have a bottle Of Bufhanan's Span
lsh Lightning Relief your h0use
there is no need Of Sting after a Doc
tor in the night. Also for d circular
and see who uses the medicine.
inch stf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
Cure for 5ich Acadachc,

For proof that DR.. Gupn's Liver
Pills cure Sick Headache. Ask your
Druggist for q free trial package
Only n for q dose. Regular Oh
boxes, G5 cents, Sold by Hughes 4
Nance. March Int -
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01

Noeice. ID
If you want to have your clotnen
cleaned, dyed and pressed call on A.
y. Branch. WHO can fix them up In
the best style, remove all the grease,
dirt and stain, and make them o.
good as new. ..'rices reasonable.
Leave osders at g. g. Leonardo. til
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01

In grading o now street railroad at
LOS Apgolas, Cal,, recently, o blast wal
fred which loosehed Eve thousand tons
Vt earth.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
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~.,'..-- .r.i /. -. ..rD t'-4ft 49,.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-11-01
PULLMAN BUFFET SLBEpERS Oh all TRAINS
THE SHORTEST G QUICKEST ROUTE.

TTHlS Company owning and operating limos In tea
sLs States, extending from Sioux Falls, Dakota. to
New Orleans, La, offers Shippers ard Con.
sign9es Of freight superior facilities for business, and
Reasonable transportation charges. Issues through
bills ladins, and guarantees rutes 10 and from ~
Important points.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
SHE IS DEAD,

This sad sentence was repeated many
times on Sunday last. after the news went
out that Ella Laughlin had died at II a. m
Ella was The daughter of Prof g. H.
Laughlin, OF Garfield university. She was
19 years of age, member of the junior
class in the university, and had, at times,
taught class in Latin, paying her tuition
in this way.
The funeral service. conducted by Chan
cellor Everest, was held at the residence at
p. m. on Monday. The body will be laid
la the family burying ground at Quincy,
Ill
All who knew her loved her. The world
will miss that cheerful lfe-cheerful tho
oft times distressed and wearied with
bodily pain. None but members of the
the family and those who have seen Ella
in her home can know the loss that home
Sustains and the sorrow there without her.
"Gone to her Fathers house on high,
Where sorrow, toll aud care
Can never come to dim the Joy
OF those who dwell up there.
ga friend sincere, loving child,
a sister, oh, SO kind;
God pity the lonely, aching hearts
That she has left behind.
"And help them say, THY will be done"
In this hour of bitter grief;
For earthly friends just now can give
No comfort or relief"
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
HOW CANNON APE BORED.

It Takes Eighteen DAYS to Go from Nose
10 Breech Through One Kind.
At last the cannon is turned down and
is ready to be bored inside. In this OPP
Grafton it must be bored SO straight and
true that the boring tool, entering at the
exact center of the small end Of the can
non, will come out precisely at the CEN
ter of the large end, seventeen feet
away. The boring tool, or t'bit," is held
firm and motionless, while the great
mass of steel to be bored turns around.
This plan is found to insure steadiness of
| the bit" 1t would be almost impos-
sibie to make this bit firm and solid
enough to do its difficult work and vet
| free to turn around in the cannon.
| The bit attends strictly to business,
and steadily bores its way through the
steel. The boring tool is called "hog
nosed" bit, and it roots up that cannon
| as if it enjoyed the operation No long,
| graceful curls come from this boring,
but small, crisp shavings that are re-
moved as fast as they accumulate in
order that the boring tools work shall
into the steel at the rate of three-eighths
OF an inch for every turn OF the cannon,
and it is making a round hole almost
large enough for boy to put his head
ln-five and three-quarters inches in
diameter. As the round hole grows
deeper the heavy bar. on which the bit
IS fastened, advances into the cannon
steadily, moved by number of wheels
and screws that form part of the lathe.
l must not lose sight of the shavings,
the little ones that come from the inside,
and the long. spiraily twisted ones that
are turned from the outside of the can
non. 4 military looking man, standing
near the lathe, does not lose sight of
these shavings or trimmings, either. This
mans business is to carefully inspect the
borlngs and trimmings That is what he
is paid to do. Uncle Sam pays him and
expects him to earn his salary. The can
non is being made for Uncle Sam, and
he intends to find out all its qualities.
whether good or bad. So the man ewes
the borings carefully. Now, if with a
plane OF your knife blade, you will cut
thin shaving from bit of wood, it
will show any little flaw existing in the
wood from which it was sliced. The
tiniest knot hole or crack will show in
the shaving much more plainly than in
the wood itself
So it is with a lannon's shaving. 1t is
a dreadful tell tale, and the fault finding
man beside the gun knows this perfectly
well, He examines the spiral turning,
or the little piece of boring, and finds no
evidence of flaw or crack. The long
spiral strip is as smooth as glass and as
glossy as your sisters curls.
Into the solid steel the hog-nosed bit
roots its way, until it is in so far that a
little electric light must bear it company,
to show the workmen how matters are
progressing in the heart of the cannon.
After eighteen days of steady boring the
bit lets daylight into the bore of the can
non by emerging at the other Tor larger)
end, seventeen feet away.-St. Nicholas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
A Powerful Wheel.

The largest quartz mill in the world Is tia,
Of the Treadweu mine in Alaska. Tbs
motive power is supplied by one foot VS.
ter wheel, which runs the 40 stamps, %
concensrators, j ore crushers, etc, exert
ing a power equal 20 500 horse power.
The wheel operates under s pressure of 40
feet, making rs revolutions and using 81
cubic feet OF water per minute. The nozsis
is 3.3l inches IN diameter With 4-ipoa
nozzle this wheel viii work up to rs horse
power. 1t weighs but 500 pounds, and tbs
entire equipment, including shafts, pulley.,
boxes, etc, not over 400 pounds, A steam
machinery plant 10 do tn. same work would
weigh some 300 tons -Virginia Enterprise.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
PERSONALS.

]. S. Waite, of Parsons. arrived yester
day.
Mr.. Stewart Hare will be in the city ID
few days.
Mr.. W.R. johnson, Topeka, is in the city
on business.
Mr.. F. L. Parker, Abilene, is in the city
on business.
Mr. Gerald Walk spent Sunday with his
Topeka friends.
Mr. Il. L. Willard, Sterling, was in the
city last evening.
Mr.. L. Rothchild, Chicago, is in the city
for few days.
Mr.. A. S. Crane, Verden, Ill, is in the
city on business.
J. w. Wilson, of Winfield, spent yester-
day in the city.
Mr.. II. Fl. Pierce and wife, Peoria. Ill,
are at the Carey.
Attorney Sam1 J. Howe, of the school
board, has returned.
w. G. Armstrong, Kansas City, was in
the city last evening.
Prof L. K johnson. of Oswego, spent
yesterday in the city.
J. A. Love. of Anthony, spent yesterday
In the city on business.
Col. E. Z. Becky, of the Missouri Pa
ciic, is expected home today
Mr.. II. Is Marshall, Chicago is in the
city looking up business friends.
Tad Dando goes to Great Bend today to
spend the holidays with his sister,
Mr.. f. B. Chamberlin. East Palestine,
will be in the city for a few days.
C. B. Brown. of Kingman. was attend
ing to some business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. H. H Harsha, of St. Louis, was in
Che city yesterday and left for Newton last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne left this
morning for Dexter, Kan. to spend the
holidays.
Chas. A. Schreir, of st. Louis, arrived
last evening and is stopping at the
Metropole.
Deputy o. s. Coffin, of the internal rev.
enue department, is IN the city from
Hutchinson.
Attorney Mastin went to Arkansas City
yesterday to attend to some legal business
OF. "a criminal nature.
John c. Collins, of Trinity, Texas, ar
rived in the city last evening to spend the
holidays with his family.
AIessrs. r. d. Taught, Al. Nelson and NJ.
Albaugh, of kingman, arrived in the city
last evening and registered at the Man
haitian.
Messrs. Frank Graves, Columbus, and
Thomas E. Chandler, Baldwin City, have
been in the city visiting County Attorney
Morris. Mr.. Graves left for home last
evening.