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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-30

NssuvuIE, April 9-Three-year-oids
and upw ards. thir;een-sixseenths Of mile
Eight to Seven won. Tom Carl second.
thIAowie third; time. la
Two-vcar.oids, FIVE fariongs-Song
Knspp won, Rose Howard second. Psario
third; time. l OH
Three-year-old niles. six surlongs- Hell.
ter SHELTER won. English Lady second. Lady
blackburn third tune. I.I6is.
panr.u hotel stakes. one mile Rob
spserre won. Maori second, Attscus third /,
time, Is
Nicholson house hanicsp. sweepstakes,
thrre-vear~osds and upwards. one mile and
seventy yards HrntTeSs son, Billy Pink
ertan second, Bonnie King tAiri. time.
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ssTHE SEATTLE REDS"
a Promising Baseball Club Organized
Last Night

The leading baseball enthusiasts Of Seat
tie were congregated in the rooms OF the
Washington National Loan and Trust
Company, in the Kofn block, last night for
the purpose OF organizing baseball club
10 compete with the best amateurs in the
West. and IL matters can be so arranged. to
even play test games with the clubs OF the
Northwestern League.
Joe Livingstone, the weli-known sport
ing man. called the meeting to order and
in brief speech explained the purposesfor
which it had bean convened.
All present joined enthusiastically in the
scheme and willingly subscribed their
names a. members.
After short discussion II was decided to
which has hitherto been borne by . local
baseball club with credit.
Joseph Livingstone was elected president
and manager OF the organization. Eugene
W. Clark was elected secretary, and Harry
Cnshman treasurer.
II was resolved to complete the organiza-
ton Of the club ~ soon IS possible and get
10 work on the baseball field. Accordingly
James Powers. w. Kinney and 7. J. Dillon
we're appointed q committee of three to
prepare the rules and bylaws of the club.
President Livingstone by common con-
sent was chosen committee Of one to pro-
cure grounds for the club.
The club adjourned TO meet in the same
place Saturday night. when reports of The
committees viii be heard.
Among the gentlemen who have sub
scribed themselves - members, and from
whom the players will be chosen are:
Joseph Livingstone. Eugene w. Clark,
James Powers. r. J. Rea;es, w. Kinney,
q. Bettner. J. Sweeney. J. I. Mclaughlin.
G. r. Mallory. Frank Hough. Thomas
Dillon. P. O'Neil. r. r. Mcmahon. Harry
Castlemsn. J. Dryer, I. McGili. q. Hager-
muller, j. Matthias and A. Hsmlin.
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The Two Giants 9" struggle Again To.
sight

hne Two etsne t~ struggle Again To-
sight
The Quinn~Cameron Wrestling match
tasss place tonight al Corss Standard
thesier. Cameron arrived ia tue CITY ve.-
ssrasy morning from Ansoories. and Quinn
cane down from Victoria yesterday alter.
neon on the North Pacific. Cameron viii
strip at isi pounds ana Quinn At Ii,,la
over isl Both men are in splendid trim
Csmsron's traiaing has been but hyht
while Quinn has done considerable rowtnr
snd wrestling. The match Is Greco Roman
style. hest two in three. two POINTS down
To- conststats q fall.
Beth men called 81 the ofties ard DE-
posted the balance 81 the stake n,o,sx
YESTERDAY
The match Is announced 30 come of a, 0
csViosk Sharp.
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sAeksxkSro. April -a,-The races to-day
drew a large srowd-
MslaAero stake. SIX farsoass-Rainfax
sFss. Minnie H. seoozd. The Drake tair9-
fine. i.lsaa.
one aud ons-qusrser miles. handicap
Al Farrow firss LangShos seoond, Mikaao
third. Tinse Io
one ara oae-slxissnta nsiies. purse OF
Canaan Al arss. Plenis second. tssr.
80 snird. Ttass. sAss
stake race. ore Fa..s Racine 6rsi. rilny
second, kseo third Tlme, ,k2;s-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


ELizaEKrH. n. j.. April 2a.-The last
part of the spring meet of the New Jersey
Jockey Club opened today.
Five-eighths mile-Salisbury won. Fitz-
roy second, Raneocoas third. Time,
lN3s.
won, Flambeau second, kempland third.
Time, i;is.
Three-quarters mile-Count Luna won,
Royal Garter second. Little Barefoot third.
Time. l.l1Nt.
Nile and one-eiehth-Judge Morrow
won, Jack Rose second. Homeopathy third.
Time. ? Ola.
Half Highland Lassie won, Young
Grace second, Clsudine third. Time. 81.
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PLAYERs' LEAauE.

At Boston-Boston Is. New York Is. Bat
teries: DAILY and Murphy, O'Day and
Ewing.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia
Ii. Batteries: Sowders and Daily, Husted
and Mailman.
At Buffalo-No game on account of
rain.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 9, Cleveland 4.
Batteries: Calvin and Hurley. Baker and
Sutcliffe.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago Pittsburg 4. Chicago o.
Batteries: Daniels and Miller, Coughlin
and Nagle-
At Cleveiand-Cleve 3, Cincinnati 2.
At New York-New York 4. Philadelphia
s. Batteries: Russie and Buckley, Giea-
son and Clements
Al BrookIyn-Brooklyn s. Boston 2. Bat
feries: Hughes and DAILY. Meols and GAN
cell.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville Louisville 4. Toledo .; IL
innings.
AT ST Louis--St Louis 3, Columbus |.
No games at Syracuse and Rochester on
account of rain.
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rnE DuLurn REGATTA.


Aquatic Celebrities.
DrLrrH. MIMI, April 1s.-The Superior
international regatta pufoes vii reach fully
$3oOn News received today confirms the
report that the Mississippi Valley Regatta
Associafton win hold their annual contests
here during the weak Of July u 70 ~.
Teemer. o'Connor. Hamm. Gsudsur, Han
ties Of the oar from III parts of the world
viii enter. The parse for The single ecuii
worlds championship viii b 5000. and
the other events proportionatsay large
Assurances from Cornell and other college
crews have been received. snd they viii
pull in the college crew eventa
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.......... ..ooooI222.
H.rd strurrle a. phiI.delphi..

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Six hundred
people saw q stubbornIy contested game
between the League teams this afternoon,
I'm which the visitors won.
Philadelphia. 90 I s-5
New York ........-....... % 90 1oO01 "a
Hiss-Philadelphia 5, New York .. Errors
Philadelphia 2, New York Batterics-Gleason
aud Clements. Russie and Buckley. Umpire,
Lynch.
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hEat. spsEsssns music az the Mar fes-
IVA al ftFs' Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Thisd aud Marion. TUESDAY eves.-
ihs. May ta0rasss, solos. duets. both
s'seai and instrumental. hy SeSttie's vel.
knesa musicians. Mr. CedArholm viii
render a nnsatSr 1t suitAr selections. ard
Professor Alien. II The university, Will ee
the xsossn zezao1pAnlsL Admission. So
cents Reserved seats 1f Yemen A
SsugAan's. Third and Cherry.
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CLEVELAND. o.. April 29-The fielding
of the Clevelands and Cincinnatis, League
teams, was brilliant The home team won
because Daily hit for three-bases in the
700.
Cleveland .................00 O o. 8
Cincinnati ............. o 0 1 O o o o 0 l. 2
Hits-CIeveland 8. Cincinnati .. Errors
Cleveland 1. Cincinnati I. Batteries--Giiks and
thinner. Foreman and keenan,. Umpire-Mc-
Quade
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ia<Aass Tess Erssts ssa r@rrgxs yes- ssse n
ins-<szS scC0sz tassssSsoE over >ortasrs fsrsse
saezHs@i SAasarrx. esty kiekss sxraa rs
efs<ass3 szrscs N.sxsSsGs c1a.e4 4 4sgssFs s~n.ss
tesss asxnS SeAss-a.
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BsooKLys, April 29-Fifteen hundred
people attended the League game this after
noon Hughes pitched steady, effective
game and was splendidly supported.
Nichols was also effective. but poorly sup
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PfrTssuRG. April 29.-Twenty cents ad-
mission was inaugurated by the Players
League this afternoon, bat wet weather
kept the attendance down to 200. The
cleve!ands won through good batting and
the errors of their opponents.
Pfftxburg ..................0 2 O 2 l. s
Cleveland ...............0 2111l0 l.
Hits Pistsburg IL. Cleveland Is Errors
Pittsburg 6, Cleveland 2. Batteries-fialvin
and Hurley, Rskeley aud SutcIihe. Umpires-
Cumming and Mathews.
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,leveland .................oooosoooo-s
Phiisdelphis won BY Batting.

BROOKLYN. April N.--Tho Phifadelphia
Brotherhood team won the game this after
noon through heavy batting. Attendance,
Loo.
Brooklyn. ................. % 0oo1222s-7
Philsdelphia ....,.........20 2s1l02 ia
Hits-Brookiyn 2. Philadelphia IL Errors
Brooklyn II. Philadelphia 6. Bafteries-Sow-
ders. Daily and Murphy. Hustled and Hallman.
umnirea--Fu rReaon and Eerhert
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iasssusA's sassss cssy. saasA aecassar.
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BosTos. April @.-Both Brotherhood
mines batted heavily today, and Boston's
poo. fielding vas counterhalanced by
O'Day's Wild pitching. Daily gave wsy to
Madden in the seventh inning. and the
change won the game for Boston Attend
ance, 1910.
Boston ..................-.oe 5 0le311-B
Sew York ...-......-..o 90 as 90 lis
Hits-Bostou II. xew York .. Errors-Bos-
ton II New York L. BafteYtee-Daly, Mad
den and Murphy. o'Dsy and Ewing. Umpires-
Gasney and Barnes
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ChicnGos Win the First Home flames.
CHICAGO. April 2g.--The opening game OF
the League in this city ioiay was attended
By $50 persons. Coughlin pitched good
game and was given excellent support
Daniels was very unsteady up to the fifth
inning, after which he settled down and
pitched good ball.
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Base hits-Piftxbarg 8, Chicago 10 Errors
Pifrsburg ). Chicago q Batteries-Danieis and
Miller. coughlin and Magic. Umpire-Zachar-
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100000

No. 1. Forty lots good durable Chill
dren's Suits at 81 suit.
No. 2. Ninety lots Children's Shirt
waists at 15c each.
Nc. 3. Fifty lots Mems Durable Late
Style Suits at $3.50.
No. 4. Sixty-five Mems Union CASH
mere Suits at Sc a suit.
No. 5. Fifty-five fine all wool Cheviot
Suits at $40 q suit.
No. s, Z, s, 8, 10, IL and II, in all
comprising 200 suits. both sack
and three and four button cut
away Of different patterns, in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

Though the farmer wont see II. hi
next friend. The miller. i beginning Il.
tumble. The National Millcrs' n-soris
ticn have petitioned the committee ~
WAYS and means that jn,e and jufe cloi'
or burlap be put on the free list. Tn,
association alleges that, owing 10 ~.
srcscnt tariff on these raw materials + /
-four bags. 'the cost Of tho bags used il
exporting flour was increased from - q
80 per cent, and was heavy burden OF.
All exporters OF -four OF course the
farmers have no interest in this. They
do not export -four like the milIers. But
what about grain hags. on which SINH
ir tax il levied? Evansville Courier
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The long nights are approaching, dur
ing which every citizen and every fami-
" should inform thcmselv e. thoroughly
a. 20 the measures and men that will en-
ter into the preliminary Presidential
political contest next year. TO enable
every ono In Dubois county TO DO 20
wc have completed arrangements with
the publishers Of the Indiana State Scnti-
mel to club that excellent State paper
with the Jasper Courier for the extreme
~ low price oftwo dollars for both pub
LEGATIONS for one year, and we hope %
obtain many new Subscribers In Dubois
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

A charity organization should b.
formed in Jasper. There are, We art
told, few instances where parties arr
not willing 10 accept public aid, the hu>.
bands drinking up all their earnings
while the wives and children. who arr
worthy, are permitted 10 suffer. An or.
ganizstion with committee Of ladies Il
find out such. and other worthy H.
stances. could relieve Distress lille thu
Legislature could he peiitioned 10 pass p
iaw authorizing such husbands To b,
publicly whipped At whippi, E post.
and the sa!oonist- who sell such charac-
tiers liquor could he prosecuted.
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i one which u guaranteed 30 bring 70,
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure .
return Of purchase price. On this safe piar
you can buy from cur advertised Druggist
= bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery fo'
Consumption. II is guaranteed 10 brint
relief in every case, when used for any Al
fiction Of Throat Lungs or Chest, such ~
Consumption. Inflammation Of Lungs, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group,
= O., etc. II Is pleasant and agreeable Z
taste, perfect ~ safe. and can always bede
ended upon.
TRIAL bottles free At MARTIN TRIRDxAS',
Drugstore. !.
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The indianapolis News u offering
seriea of cash prizes on Historical and
Literary work: sos IN gold 10 the one
who shall name "thc five greatest battles
OF the war; and S25 tor the best 400
word description Of IAN ideal home. I
TO DO decided bya committee Of promi-
nent percentages in each case. when
these contests are concluded others on
new subjects are 70 follow Everybody
Invited to compete. audall contributions
OF sufficient merit will appear In the coll
umns or the News from day TO day.
The schcme promises wholesome results
on educational lines.
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For Trustee. - Mr.. Henry Il. Il eideL.
haugh. the present efficient Trustee d
Boone township j. this week announced
asa candidate for The next term. Mr.. h
has endeevorcd tn manage the affairs o.
The township In the interest of The tax.
PAYERS of Il, shd hi- reports show clean
record, He has, too. taken an active in
telest in everything he thought 6 lieu.
lated TO advance The welfare OF The town
ship in any way. The good people ri
Boone viii! not do better than to Civ.
him the position again.
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= ,FRsoxAL.-John l.. Brett went "a
rrince'on Tuesday to attend to bis du-
ne - PROSECUTOR.
Bradley, in Jasper.
~ Z. Slehcrt has his Single mill run
shortly. 80 800 80
MA. Ledger: Mics Eta Cook, who
~ nean visiting several weeks with her
11usin a. Oakland City, Ind, is now ~
nnsssv'ile, Ind, visiting her sister, Mrs.
\. SnerilI Schneider took VIM. Bolin 10
n ,ar pen'tcntiary on Saturday last, and
Two years. ~ = ~ n
\. NIKE. sweeney. deputy Sheriff, went
!, -. sunday to Gentryviile, in response
\, ~ telegram that the authorities there
~ n1augnt they bad in custody rroehling
W. ~. Miller. the escaped burglars. II
non' Y. 5. Dobbins, or Shoals. visited
@~Mper Wednesday. looking amer III
CONGRESSIONAL fences. Ia r. = pIcasant
R"'eman, and would make An excellent
REPRESENTATIVES, and thinks his chances
sjno su =. nomination are fair. particularly
I ~ NE war broke ont IN Knox county.
RsJ;rNpecied TO visit English Yesterday.
Guy v'nY Y. A. II. man he meets many
comrades il his rounds.
,. sohn KroneberQ. tho we'll known pro-
n.r ~ - =. % me greenhouse In the western
MA ~.
n. o.v, and Madam Rumor savs that
Az. hroneberg will soon lead "a the
81, y, a one o. the most charming ladies IN
wea as's'xnboring county. Ii e Maid the
;nr \. nuptials will he celebrated dur
Ds,,sane early part OF next month";
'ess County Democrat.
s,la V q. y. J. Brooks, or Shoals, has
II 4 ~, \, Jaw and insurance business 10
nosvs !nou9hton Of that town, and will
49, g Eldorado, Kansas.
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We desire 70 say 70 our citizens. that fo
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King
New Life Pills, Bncklcn's Arnica Salve ant
Electric Bittcrs. and have banded no RENE
dies that sell ~ we'll, Or that have given sncI
universal satisfaction We do MT hesitate. 4,
guarantee them every time, and va stand
ready 70 refund the purchase price. If salts
factory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popu.
larlsy purely On their merits. MAari>
FRlRDMAx. Druggist.
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The Chicago Inter-Occsn pnis = we'll
known fact in anew light In this man
lner: "A guinea hen and couple ~
crows cen drown all the bird music in
the field AMI woods. And 30 can two
or three groaners and croakers in com
munity put damper on life and bnsi-
ness. Send them to the rear: they never
vet helped themselves or ANYBODY else 70
ANYTHING that was good" From all
such. good Lord deliver us. They are
curse 10 any community.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,

NJ Deputy Sheriff oi Pike county. 6
Ferguson, caught Bolin. one OF the pris
oners who Escaped from the Jasper jail
At Alex. BoIin's. IN uncle in that county
and brought him back last week in tim,
enough for him to plead guilty OF for
gerry, and begin 10 serve two years
term in the penitentiary.
No authentic word from either OF tn
other prisoners a. vet. 800 reward /.
offered BY the Sheriff for the burglars, o,
$50 for either one OF them.
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TmE Brsr SALvE IN tho world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Re-
YER Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and I'll Skin EruptIons,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
auired. II lie guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents pcr box. For sale q Martin
FriedmanS Drug store.
March lot, l60o.--1y,
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.

o-rThe Republican !. :. Senate has
again passed tho Infamous bill 10 refund
10 The States the Direct Tax collected
during the ww --insfesi ~ redcemny
that much ~ the National debt with the
money. ANY thing goes with Rennhli
can Senators that " ia reduce the surplus
~ 50 II don't reduce tariff taxation. In
diana's share ~ ihis theft from the tres ;
sury will be about 100000
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nTTt ia said bundle 81 switches,
with warning 10 reform. was found by
= citizen Of Jasper on HE doorstep on
Wednesday mornin Q. and m intimaiion
that his relations with female who Is
Keeping house for him were nor Lawful,
and that his scandal gencrally about his
neighbors must cease. Have We white
capa IN Jasper? The man was not badly
frightened.
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o1 BoonvilIe, with 2 500 people has
10 licensed liquor saloons, while Al ths
rest OF Warrlck county has but H. \
just takes four drinks day for ever
drinking man In BoonvilIe tc pay ths
expenses Of the saloons. Some OF en-
take 3 good deal more.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Cmcurr JUDGE.-We copy an article
from the Petersburg Democrat on our
first page. written by Hon. +. A. Ely,
deservediy complimentary To Judge
Welborn. II expresses the unanimous
sentiment Of Democratic members n the
bar, and probably Of most OF the Renuh-
licsn members, too. % far Is we have
heard any expression.
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0vThe Reising "City Brewery" OF
New Albany has built an Ice house and
room for storing beer on the railroad
track and 20 street In Jasper. and pro-
pose @ furnish the saloon keepers cool
peer the coming summer. Mr.. Lonis
ifox'er has been appointed agent, and
most OF the saloons take the beer from
him now.
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NOTICE !!

NOTICE The effect Tint Low PRICES
At the Cash AND ONE PRICE
STORE Of SCHUMACHER a. SON Is
having. We are the only Csshland O..e
Price House in Dubois County. and car
sell you General Merchandise lower thar
YOU can buy elsewhere. 10 make money
i TO save money, and 10 save money Is t.
buy cheap. Everybody, rich or poor,
pay cash. No per cent. added for losses
on bad accounts.
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~ What enhances The beauty Of fine
features more than clear skin Even
plain features are made attractive bv q
good complexion. 10 secure this. pnri-
~ yonr blood with Ayers Sersansrills.
Y has no equal. Price 81. Six bottles.
S.. Worth IS bottle.
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m The murder trial Of John Pinnick,
SCI fnr hearing last Tuesday in Spencer
county. was continued by agreement ill
April couri. On account % attorneys on
both sides and several witnesses being
'Hiotsa with IA grippe, and not able 10
sLtsnd.
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We are il receipt OF 4 beautiful coored
calendar for the year 1890. from the Rus
sell a Morgan Printing Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. This caIendar j. orna-
mental - we'll a. useful. aud additional
copies will be sent To any address or re-
ceipt Of rs cents by the above named
firm.
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AN OFFER TO IA RMERS.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and
jasper Courier for ~ 90!

AZ will be seen hy adv. IN another
column We offer the Courier" and the
Progressive Farmer" the official organ
of tho +. M. Ii. A.. together for 81. Now
u The time 70 subscribe. o. course, q
those terms. Il Il caeh in advance.
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r,.,s'. uurpler haIf 70 The purple grape. and a
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@Eminent physicians everywhere
recommend Ayers Cherry Pertoral n
the most reliable remedy that can be had
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orders. Ask your druggist for Ayer'-
Almanac; it IS the best publication Of the
kind, and 'ull of information.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

FIRE At OAKLASD CRY .--On Tuesday
Dr. y n. Taylor's drug store and seven
small residences In Oakland CITY were
we're burned. Tho buildings were owned
by y. 4 Farmer. who loses $1,000. insur-
snce $1,000. The drug store loss t70c,
Insurance 500.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

NEW Horsr.-M Ben. Dupns. Jr. has
rarrhs "A lot Of Mrs. Hochgesang on
Newton street. and will have himself a
residence built a. soon as the weather
psrmis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

ANrfnrnIsr Al gentleman OF
eNpt HNre ~ the hnsiue3sa il trying %
,eh' a4Nii - or 20 acres eof ground near
',rper N establish 4 Ia,xge poultry yard.
h n"s'r NJ can feed 81 he poultry he can
shS NJ AZ fines. until he gets them into
INV Nv ue'. condition 10 B.ilI, and dress them
m sh,r n Tie cifjsres. The industry
"y''a ,ilrn'sh s'eafiy demand for poul X
N, nN' fNnorq4 5fnt 10 several persons.
n 'ao' AAvfgf hearty welcome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-31

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
since orr last report 10
Al. PfaIlenberger and Mary Preuss.
Aug. thirst snd HI. Sermer sheim.
John Rohicdcr and Maria Rohleder.