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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29
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arant9sit nidt erreiden fonnen. aatarr6 it
cine 8lut- pber Contributions. Rranfbeit, unb
nm le 3u beilcn, miibt Sbr innerli9e Seilnit.
tel nebnten. Sau's Gatarrb Sur mirb einge.
nommen unb nirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
fdleimise OberHdde. SaI's !8atarrb sur III
feline GnadIalber Msbiaiu. Sic murbe felt Sab.
rem bon einem Der befen Nerste bieies 9anbes
bsrorbnet uuo III elm reselmabises &srept. Gle
beitebt aus ben belten 8lutreinigunesmitteln,
bic Direct auf bic S9leimOberFa9e pirfen. Die
boltommene 8erbinbuns Der 3msi 8eftanDtbeilc
1T es, mas fold punberboue Hefultate bel Der
Seiluns bon aatarrb berborbriret. Capt @u9
8euenife umiOnit f6ideu.
9. 3. gbeneb q Co., 3sleoo, o.
CB- 8ertauft bon gpotbetern, rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29
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mulantten; bic gebererule eripetit iib al5balp pantbar
eur6 ipfortt8e Wieperaufnabme unb ~reselmdBise Grz
fhauns tbrer ausiAeieenben uno blutretnisenoen Guntz
tipnen. gu BEN bierauS reIulttrenben ~9lnItisen
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Ibdtisteit fer Ginsepetce. 4ae btttbien Spmptpme
perihptnnen, Ippettt unb Shlaf pernen normal.
Wpbltbuenb iino bic Wirtunsen hes 8itter5 bel mala=
ria : arttsen arantbeiten, Nierenleipen, rbeumattiden
Sdmerben Mnb Nernoltlat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29

- SIN giebs, unb beionbers i'm
S6af. 8ei6dft, = iagt elm 8eri9t aus
Colorado giip, Mit6eQ county, bonn
%. Queuft,-ma6t fi6 elm INNER GRO
Beres 8ertrauen geltenb, unb bic 3abl
ber 8ertdufe, tpel6e absei6leKen tuers
ben, pirb bon Sag gu Sag srbBer.
4m lebten Sonnabenb inb $500 Stid
5eerben.5 6afe gu $1.75 per GOpf pers
fault porben unb $500 3u $1.65; 600
Stiid ausgelefsner 8biere bra9teu 50
per 9opf, unb cine sau3e an5abl anbee
ter GROCER 8ertdufe ino nod in Der
Sdmebe. Die 0errn &Obertion &
Simpiou baben geftern 500 Sdmmsl
3u 81 per Slid in rubber Summe ges
fault uno nod gbieaso gei9idt, unb
beute geben 3tp6lf Wagenlabunseu
Sdla6tO6ien babin ab. Aass 8ieb
bier 1T in Der m6sli9lt beiten Werfais
lung, 10 grasfett tpie es rtur in leltenen
Qlsuabmsjabren gu fin5eu 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29
Gin 0anktarer Datient,

Der feinen Rainen niHt senannt BADEN pin, nnp Der
fesHe bgMftaMet0e @teberberfteMmme ron fdgsues
gets eeiten elmer, In einem D0ttcrbu@ anseSebenen
Mss5Ret ~seEbanGtt last bnrh uns bafeIbe fottemtret an
Istae ieihsuhel Witmeni&eH perfAiden. Diefes srcbe
DMg sHthalt 1te5ente, bic tn jeber apettete semaht
nereea tplnen. GAidt Gute abrefe NIT Brteimarte
ea +: .Yttbat @ltmit Mse 9tSpenfarD", % Met
II. Stss Rem Dort q. o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29
Bic ncuc (sutccfnno.

Sic ane baten SIRE 6reunte unb 9etannteu baron
irre6en bIren. Gieuet6t fnb gle aud ielbit Gtner ron
Denen, pel6e an ih ielblt ~eriabren BADEN, pte gut
bie5 Mlttel lit. Wenn Sic eS iemai5 perluht BADEN,
hdnn iinb sic aud Elm treuer 8rsuup barren. Denn
tper einmal etnen 9erlu6 NIT Ir. aingS Reutr Gut=
eeduns sema6t bat, per bait eS aud pen fe 3ett an
inmer IN ieinem Sauie. gRenn ste e5 nod niemalS
sebrauht baben, unb einen 9uiteu ceer cine Grt5ltuns
BADEN fputeu, peet irgeRp Elm eeiten her Sun8e, hes
9aljeS cher fer 9ruIt, banu peri4anen Ste ia cine
pirb in ietem 6aue saranttrt, cher has @elp ptro sus
rdtae5abIt. @rpbeEai4eH gratis i'll her apot4ete rem
Gretb, Ibempicn Il s..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29
S%ln9ltn9ena Mdnnern
mtr5
St@ere 9etlun9 9~0ranttrt.

Die fdredIiden GoIsen Der susenbfaubeu,
@ei6le9tsfdrd6e beruriadenb, no6ur9 Self
unb a0rper ruinirt tuerben, permaaeftt 9e.
betlt. Serafopfen, Sdiidternbeit, Samcn.
nbfnb. @ebddtnibf6maIe, 8erIuf Der @ner.
gle, abneisung sesen @efeaf6aft unb MeIan,
doIie srinblid furirt.
8erbeirotbete Mdnner, ober iol6e,
bic fb Serbeiratben molten, bic in Golse bon
Subtraction IN Der SHgenb an gefdledts. unb
aerbenf@wa9e Ieioen, werben srinblid turirt.
8eine MineraIien einge9eben.
jnnse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt nit unfdbisen
eeuten berf6penbet unb ii4 baburd 8rauts
betten bes Ropfes. Der Safe, bes 9aifes, Der
3eber, enngen, @insetpeioe unb be8 Masen8
Suse3ogen baben, iDerben f6ueu turirt.
eatt ea@ nidt bur9 falfdes sdam9efabl
1hhaIfen fnfnrf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29

Au9 Die iibnmerifaniT6e 8epus
bid BOIibia mirb i6 an benz tnternas
tionalen amerifaniideu 2onsreB betbeis
liaen, Der i'm Serbfte in ber gunbes=
bauptftabt WaibiugtOn 5ufammentreten
mirh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-29

Sober io0te fi6 babon i6er3eu.
gen, baB Or. 4uguit 96nis's 6amburs
ger 8ropfen 6as bette Wtittel gegen ale
Ntagentrantbetten. 1T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Prominent republicans predict that the
Of Zimmerman over Mrs.
De IA Hunt. A. postmaster Of Canneifon.
viii make Perry County 20 democratic
bv $40 majority AZ next election. Ihi.
will defeat Posey aud imperil the whole
republican State ticket II i strange
how politicians can make such blunier-
The ssmarf Alecks" al indianapolis and
Washington who forced Hoves'- nom
nation for Governor over the bette
Judgment of our politicians down here
aud who prompt the defeat OF soldiers
widows. will learn IN due course Of tim'
that thew do nni monorolizc all the wis
dom. Evansville Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Assistant Secretary Busy, Of the In
,erior department. in the case Of William
Powell. who claims . pension on the
thar comrsde struck him with
has directed . re-examination-
The claim was rejected BY the pension
once oa the ground that at the time oi
the injury Powell had been mustered
out or the service Powell claims, how.
.ver. that lie was on his way 10 receive
Nh. final pay Al the time Of the accident
Mr.. Rn.-y holds that he was IN the SER
vice. although his discharge paper bore
,.4re OF two weeks before the assault.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Washington Special: aluminium
may vet revolutionize the world"
said Supt. Powell, Of the Geological Sur.
vey. A. he handled piece Of the bright
metal in his hand. "Isn't II beauty 2"
he inquired. his eyes dancing with en-.
as he thought OF the possibili-
ties in store for Il.
why. there IL aluminium IN every
clay bank. in every plain. 10 every
1t Il present in the
earth every where. There are to-day as
many chemists devoting their days and
nights with . view TO discovering the
processes by which aluminium may be
furnished 10 the public cheaply, as there
are scientists diving into the possibili-
ties Of electricity. I've known the time
when the metal was more precious than
gold. Then II fell to 81 per pound.
This fall in its cost has been reached by
the discovery OF new afFinities which
cheaper its production. When II reach
es cost Of 25c per pound il will be gem
orally used II Is about one-third as
light Is iron. and has more resistance
than the very best steel II will used In
the construction Of houses, superceding
wood aud stone or brick. 1t will take
the place Of iron and wood in ship
building. Just think OF . ship con.
lstructed Of a metal that will inst sink Ia
water. The ocean steamer Of to-day
built Of iron and wood. viii be as canal
boat, constructed Of aluminium"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Pio,,s john Wanasnaker Di~n,isses
p"StoiIice Empl"ye and cN-
Union soldier simply Be-
cause lie Did Not Vote
the Republican
Ticket

John A Brown wa- Union soldier.
nensboe b, ihe finh MArs nnA inlan-
NV, Nv y mrnifer Or the q A. II ani
Also ~ lhe L. " q. lie nas watch
man ia The postoilice dep sriment until
SATURDAY.. May IS, when ha was sum
marily dismissed. slong with six Others
three besides himself having worn The
army blue.
John las only one arm. lie lest TIE
otter in front of Petersburg. June 30.
ls6i lie was prisoner of war -four
months. II may be as well 70 add that
We had four brothers in the Union army
He was faithful watcisnam; careful.
attentive. courteous. and a gentleman.
lie could wei perform the duties Of
waichman, but the loss Of his left arm
leaves him unified Tor manual labor.
No one ever thought OF disturbing John
~nch quiet man, aud having such re-
cord. II, however. he could labor. hi-
age fifiy--even years preclnie- hard
work l,u, he needed the wages be re-
ceived. not only 20 support himself, bni
to support hi- aged mother, now eighty
six years old.
The present administration. governed
as /, j. by pietv, made sorry exhibition
of itself by Diminishing John A. Brown
on short notice aud without leave q
absence. Pious John Wanamaker did
the deed on saturday then hurried Of
10 Philadelphia anl attended SUNDAY
school the following day. lie doubtless
PRAYED over Johns case before he went
Maybe had prayer-meeting over
al lhe white house. Al All e"isJohf
, A Brown Is no longer an officer of ~
postoflice department. lie now has ~
pension 70 support himself and bis ase'
: mother.
When John A Brown was lnio'
, soldier and suffering Imprisonment
/ piou~ John WananaFer was pion- job
Wanamaker. il Phs:sdelphis On ~
: SON day Of June. 1864. when Jchn 4
Brown left his left arm on the battle
\ iield IN front Of Petersburg. pion- Johi
Nannmaker wa selling chesp cioih'n
: aud la,ing the foundation "f that coio'
sal fortune. which enabled him % bns
> cabinet office later on. and turn snc
a men A. Brown twho helped 70 pre-ers
/ tie goveruunnt) out of small pis'
n where he was earning hi- bread.
4 Great i~tns r,ety 81 john wansnsks
~ and great j. civil service reform - prs
"a tirpsl u, the present administration.
1, may h.. asked why Iohn a. brow
N wa arcapiia,edy Answer: lie q
~ not voi,:with The party that believed
Il ligh iaxation.-M W Washington Cit, ~
A pttch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
a Truth Well stated.

sentinel.
During the last week Judge Wood
Ia hcen trailing his mud be-mifched er-
nine N HE mud some more. But fhai
garment was ALREADY - filthy
,hat little more ionlneS~ could do IL nO
harm. william a. Woods some time
aco reached the stage of Fantine In the
novel All that could happen 70 him a.
! iudrc) had happened. Tie could 90 no
lower. And though Harrison should
hut him on the supreme bench. he would
Mil bc rank with the oder Of Judicial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

WAsHrxGTox, May 24.-[Spl.] The
delay ia appointing the consular service
is -aii 10 be because Blaine wants pro-
lection specialists for the porte where
the opportunities exist for collecting and
compiling commercial statistics. The
consular bureau Is to be madeys big ma
chine in the interest OF the next ways
aud means COMMITTEES. Appointments
are being carefully made, as such men
lss J. w. Scott. Of Indiana. minister to
Russia and Gov. Hovey, minister TO
Peru. went away protectionists aud
came back revenue reformers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
BUB HARRISON.
His Father Receives BIuntly
Frank Letter About Him.

~ xfhi1rS4u -Ftr.tA
The Demorratic victory In Montana
la.t week hs- elected bitter letter 10
Pre.i,iea, Harrison from MIR. Richard f.
Sesley. an oil Montsns mountaineer,
ani a Republican ~ thirfy-t1ree years
-,snlinr. IL this letter. which was de-
liverci II the White House in person
Monday. Mr.. Seglev says:
Permit me 20 inform You. sir. that on
the 4th or last March. Montana WAS re-
iisblv Republican and would be re-
li.biy Republican still. II your son Rus
-efl hal broken his neck or died re-
specssble natural death soon after your
Inauguration a. President. 1t was the
inpertinenr in,ermedding Of your son Ia
Montana politics that assured the Demo-
crsr- control Of our Constitutional Con-
venfion. II was his bartering Of Federal
Offices in Montana. some cf them for pri-
v.te p.que. thst will preveu; the Repub-
licsn- sending 4 member OF the House OF
Representatives aud two Senator'S 10
Washington next December. IL You
hsi considered the appointment, OF Feie-
ral officers in J,nfsns A. = great public
trust devolvei upon you BY the con~ti-
tuition. instead Of conterring them upon
your son a. private perqui-lte 70 be
disposed Of a. he saw tit. Republican
prospects in Montana would not now
IL 20 gloomy. One OF these offices, ~
least. yonr son son disposed OF for 4
printing contract lie disposed Of Offices
OF importance to personal tavorites. whf
enjoy neither the respect nor eontiieucs
OF The people. Last November the Re
public ans elected Delegate 10 Congress
bv majority exceeding 5000. Thi
change OF feeling j. tc b. attributed e
vour son in politics. We occs-ionall'
hear news from the East that there !
some expectation OF Rns-el y. Harrison
being chosen 10 represent Montana J.
the United Stafes Senate. II you enter
tain any such idea. Mr.. President. pleas
abandon H. aud save yourself from di'
appointment We know your son 70
we'll in Montana"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

President II srrison's action in appoint
ing negro politician from Indiana TO
take charge Of 35 white women In the
General L,nd Office Is consistent with
his Chinese record. Believing that
IIottentot or . Kalmuck Tartar is en-
titled to al the rights AMI privileges o.
American citizenship. II would be i'iogi-
cal in him to weigh the feelings Of white
women without political influence and
entirely dependent for their bread on
their salaries. against the influence OF an
indians negro politician. ~ Washington
Advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

The decline in freight charges on lead
iny trunk line railroads from ls55 20
1857 has been very great. In lrbs
treighf rates on the New York Central
were 27sS cents per ton per mile IN
1877 they hsd declined to LOLA cents.
ana In lss- 70 O.7s cents The decline
on the Pennsylvsnis rcsd during The ~
wears i from 90s 10 O73; on the New
York. Lake Erie and Western. from \ II
10 b IS: 90 The boston &nd Albany from
y 81 toi AZ On the Philsdelphis snd EFie
from 60 10 u 50 On eighteen roais
the average per ron per mile was .f33 10
1865 sglinstU1-s Ia 1851.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Thc following patents were granfes'
IN, me week ending Nay 2l-t. l--g rr
ported rxprcs~l. for ihi~ paper hs ~
II. Hunter. Solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents. Washington. y g
John IIironimn-. Mount Vernon. c-r
rage spring: q w. Kelley. Goshen. csr-
rel sweeper: j. =. Mnni~. Evansville.
safr alarm NJ. +. aud NJ q. Reeve-.
Columbus. split pulley N. 4 and N
@. Reeves. Columbus. hub Of split rul
lev: NJ o. ana VI. 4 Reeves. Columbus
spli, pulley; NJ O. aud NJ. 4. Reeves
Columbus. hut. plate for wooden puisrs-
NJ. q. and NJ. n. Reeves. Columbus. tenn
porary covering for pnlles-; ~ignHrnes
Wales. Terre Iiauie. pencil holder; 4
lC. Wcstefvcli, Soati. Bend, suiky ilo~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

"What's all this decoration snd flag
bu siness p asked an inebriated individ.
usl last Tuesday, Is lie shut one eye In
order to view the front Of the Masonic
Temple.
ats the regular decoration for the
Fourth OF july We always decorate this
way on the FOURTH" replied John
Thompson.
.WelI, Ill be d-m.r said the fellow.
Imeditatively, RI hadn't the least idea Id
Ibeen drunk that long. Guess LII get .
drink, sober up, and 60 out and take ;
few turns In the merry -go-round."--
Washington Advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

school teachers Of Indiana should
know that for each teachers institute
held affer March ,. 1889. they are entitl-
"a 10 full pay-a regular days wages
thew attended such Institute
during the entire time Il was IN session
.nd dil the work assigned them by the
township principal The new ~ Wa
approved March ?. 1889. and contained
sn emergency clause. Mr.. Geeting. tne
deputy state superintendent, SAYS there
can be no doubt but that such teachers
are entitled 10 such pay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Times are hard. money Is scarce.
business Il duh. retrenchment i duty
please stop nv -"Whiskeys "Oh.
10. times are not hard enough for that
But there j. something else that costs me
large amount every year, which ! wish
10 save Please stop my-"k'bbonss
iewelry. ornaments aud srinketsT mo,
~. not those. but must retrench some
where. please stop my" Tobacco
cigars and <nnffs Not these. a all, bnI
1 believe I can see way 10 effect quite
: saving in aaother direction Please
stop nv Tea, coffee and unhealthy
|lnxu-ie.s No. no not those. ! mus
think III something else. All, have j
now NV paper costs 500 : year
g'iesse stop nv paper. Thst will carry
ne through the panic easily. believe
|in resrenchmeus sud economy, especial
.lv Ia brniu.T-Ex-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Gas well No. l It Salem. j. putting out
4 considerable tlow Of gas. all which i
being utilized through pipe line BY the
.i,ix.ns. A steel separator i being
ri eel in VIII No. > Tor the purpose o.
Operating The water from the ga, and
200 results are anticipated. Mr. Per-i-e
i piping the ga from well No. into
III mill. AMI there i plenty Of Il 10 ran
the machinery OF the mill and furnish
fncl tors number or residences. Well
NJ 4. Al the quarries, does not amount
10 ANYTHING. a the gas j. drowned ouI
Nv water. Well No ;. i being drilled
half mile east OF Salem. near the Fair
Ground aud L. n. A. 4 G. Ry. The
company drilling this well has the stock
subscribed for sinking three other wells,
and expect to make big strike IN well
| No. 5.-N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

A grand mistake hss been made in
failing 10 appoint Mrs. DE Ia Hunt post
mistress AZ Csnnelton. Gen. Hovey got
msny votes for Congress on Ter account,
sp1 zen. Harrison. when u. ,. Senator,
~ xde = national issue Of the wrong per-
resrated on her by kIeiner and Under
= ood. Somebody who has influence at
ought 70 present her case
NJ tha President. lie certainly would
not approve this wroug.-Evansville
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31
Martin FIeener. The expert. who has

Martin Fleener. the expert who has
bccn engaged in msking an Investigation
n ,bc records Of the County Trea-urers
os,;re Al Corylon. for few months past,
NJ conpleted his work. and reports q
shortage of S20u65 on the part q ex-
Treasurer John &. Graves. suits have
bcen instituted against Mr.. Graves. and
VIII ~ tried next September, before
Special Judge Geo. L. Eeinhard, Of the
Rnckport circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

We have noticed 10 an exchange wnere
4 man who had frozen TO death ~ y Nevs"
IA was found and searched BY The oin-
GERS. lie was found 10 possess : revoi.
yer and 800. They At once charged
him with carrying concealed weapons
and fined him 500, and the sheriff took
the revolver tor his fees. The man was
|buriad Il the expense Of the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

George Howard. who was IN applicant
for the coveted position Of postmaster
I, hi. place. hai nothing 70 do with the
vote Al 81. Mlnsri. In truth be voted the
whole Republican ticket But be u
Catholic sll the same. and though be- bad
good petition he Was noticed no more
than III ihe Republican motto hal been.
NO Catholics need apply. .-Pescs~buFs
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

One day last week Mr.. Frank Fisher.
one Of The enterprising aud successful
farmers OF Northeast township. sheared
2l2 Ibs. or wool from Is yearIing lambs,
being IN average OF over a lbs. The
lambs are estimated to weigh 200 los.
each. IL any reader of the Times can
heat Mr Fishers record. We would Be
glad 10 hear from him.-West Baden
'Timee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Eockport Democrat: Aunt Lizzie
rnIow. one 81 Roekport's oldest inhabi-
,ants over 81 vesrs old. j. growing
Young again, and i cutting Two eve
teeth. The old lady steps arounh "
spry a. shc did years ago and says shc y
good for sometime yct.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

A Young woman, or Ridgeway, Cams
de-, has had the banus Of matrimony pc
tween herself and two Of her lovers read
in The parish church, the c'ergyman hav-
ing decided that she IL free 70 choose De-
tween them at the altar. This ts new
and startling departure In weddings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

..The Omaha Bee remarked the other
aav: .There being nothing TO drink IN
hivh-license Omaha yesterday, 1000
ssnrdy citizens Of high license Nebraska
went over Prohibition Iowa and got 81
they wanted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

Indianapolis Journal: Boston capital
ists are taking good deal OF interest in
the consolidation schemes o. the Mackey
syndicate, and offer TO buy the necessary
amount Of the new issue Of bonds 10 en-
able President Mackcy to carry out his
schemes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-31

An office-seeker recently gained ad-
mission 10 The august presence of POST
master General Wanamaker. "Have you
. war record?" asked the Philadelphia
statesman. oh. yes," answered tho
man sfter . post-ofice, II va born on
the dsy Fort Sumter was fired on"