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Mower County transcript., 1890-12-10
FOREIGN,

0sA@S0iNs
In Eastern Ontario and Western
Quebec tho temperature ranged from Ii
to 81 degrees below zero on the I'd with
high winds. At st. Johns the gallo
blew at the rate OF eighty miles an hour
and houses, barns and fences were blown
down.
MANIToBA's quarantine against Amer
ican hogs has been raised,
SEVERE earthquake shock was felt
in the City Of Mexico, causing tho in
habitants to rush from their houses in
terror.
ADv1cEs from Orenburg, Eastern Rus
sia, say that four caravans OF horses,
sheep and camels and thirty Kirgese
riding across tho steppes were frozen to
death.
A BRITISH man-of-war was ordered to
convey ten tons at bread to the famine-
stricken inhabitants of Clareiscland
and lnnistunk. in Ireland.
Mrs. NELLIE PEAcEY, who killed
Mrs. Hogg in London October "a, was
found guilty OF murder and sentenced
to be hanged.
A FIRE occurred in tho work-house at
Newcastle-on-Tyne, and six persons
were burned to death.
BEv1s, Russell & Co., London mer-
chants, failed for over 81, 900, 900.
RUSSELL, SEYBoLD & Co., wholesalers
Of dry goods at Ottawa, Ont, failed for
$780, QO0
OWING to recent executions in Rus
sia Of mon who were subsequently
proved to be innocent, tho Car ordered
that no death sentence shall be carried
out until approved by him.
GERMANY has officially recognized tho
United States of Brazil.
TIE nine cotton mills in Canada were
purchased BY the Dominion Cotton Mills
Company, composed of wealthy Mont
realers, for So, 500, 600.
AN American syndicate has purchased
the San Ramon sugar estate at Man.
zanillo, Cuba. for $500, 600.
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DR.. BAXTER DEAD.

Tho SurgoOn- General Of tho Army Suo-
cumbs tn Stroke of l'nralysis
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-Surgcon- Gen.
eral ]. H. Baxter. of the army, who was
stricken with paralysis last Monday,
died at his residence in this city at .
o'clock a. m.
DR.. Baxter was born in Vermont In 1897. Ha
practiced law when young man, and later be.
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john NJ. EaAN, j. M. johnson, Thom.
as Miller and James II. Lang, all high
railway officials, were indicted by the
Federal grand. Jury for violating the In
ter-State oommeroesact in Chicago #
ON account OF tho disappearance OF
Its president, B. II. Campbell, tho Chi.
oago Safe & Lock Company made an as
signment, scheduling Its assets at
$70o, 900 and Its liabilities at $500, 900. f..
A BAND Of thieves, ten in number,
who for two years had robbed plante
and burned much property, was capt.
ured near Memphis, Tenn. 4
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CAUGHT BIG GUNS.

Prominent Railway Omcials Indicted for
Violating the Interstate Commerce
Law.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Thomas &. Miller.
general freight agent OF the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy Railway Com
pany; John NJ. johnson. gener-
al freight agent of the Chicago.
Rock Island s. Pacific Railway Com
pany, and John NJ. Egan, pres
ident and general manager of the Chica-
20, ST. Paul & Kansas City Railway
Company, have been indicted by the
Federal grand jury and will have to
stand trial for violating the Interstate
commerce law by giving rebates to vari-
Gus parties
The law on the s.hsect is clear, and
unless the indicted officials can prove
the testimony adduced by the grand
jury is false they will have to accept
the only other alternative, fight the in
ter-State commerce law before the
United States Supreme Court or pay the
penalty provided by law, which is fine
Of So, COO or two years imprisonment at
penal servitude, or both q -
The return of these important indict-
ments is the result of several weeks in
vestigation on the part of the grand
jury on general charges that the inter-
State commerce law had been vio-
lated relative to rates on grain
shipped from Northwestern and Vest
ern points 70. Chicago for 1xtea
less than those established bvs law,
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

JAMES McMANN, a famous driver and
turtman, died at New York, aged 80
years
TIiE New Hampshire Legislature met
in extra session on the I'd at Concord.
AT New York Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus w.
Field celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary Of their marriage.
MRS. RUTH CHALMERS, a wealthy Wild
ow OF Newport, N. ~, created a sensa-
tion by marrying her gardner, Charles
Sammis. The bride is n years old and
has great-grandchildren, while Sammis
is IS years OF age.
A WEDDING took place at Pennsboro,
w. Va, in which the groom was 90
years old and tho bride, Mrs. William
Dixon, u widow, 81 years.
Mrs. HARVEY DIcKEY, who had been
suffering for four months from fifty
cancers, died at her home in Decatur,
Ill.,, aged 81 wears.
Dir. BANTER Surgeon General of the
United States army, died at Washing
ton, aged IS years.
E. DUNBAR PElcE, whose wealth and
extravaganza had made him we'll known
in this country and Europe, diod in
New York. aged 81 years.
GOVERNOR TILLMAN and the State
officers of South Carolina were inaugu-
rated ON tho 4th at Columbia.
Mower County transcript., 1890-12-10

Oh bAATEM plOMHCCN uiul W
tho chief medical purveyorshtp Of tho army,
which position he held until August l6, last,
when President Harrison appointed him Sur.
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Epit0me of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Second SexxlOn.


IN tho United States Senate on tho lst Mossrs
Carey and Warren, Of the new State Of Wyom.
ing took the oath OF office rs Senators. . In the
House bills were introduced for the free coin
ago Of silver and providing that no person now
on the pension rolls. or who may be placed ON
them, shall receive less than - y month. The
pension bill $685. 09s 7S5) was reported
A PETITION was received in tho Senate on
tho I'd from IN old lady In Vermont, l0o years
OF age, asking for pension. A bill was intro.
duced providing that the present tariff act
should not be construed to repeal or impair the
stipulatlons contained In ths reciprocity treaty
with Hawaii. The remainder OF the session
was occupied in discussing the election bill. -.
In the House bills were introduced to provide
for u representation OF $3.50 members in the
House instead OF 81 rs ut present; to place
raw wool, coal and iron ore on tho free ltst and
for the free coinage Of silver. A bill was passed
to pay the Miami Indians S9l, ,7SO, improperly
withheld from them
SENATOR CUILoM (n) introduced bill in
the Senate on the Sd to reduce letter postage to
one cent The election bill was further dis
cussed. :. In the House the copyright bill was
passed by u vote Of lS9 to IS. A bill was intro
duced to exclude immigrants who ore hostile
to the principles Of the constitution or who are
insane or dependent for support. 1t also pro-
vides that no person shall encourage immigra.
tion by advertisements or promises Of employ
mcnt
BILLS wero introduced in tho Senate on the
4th for permanent tariff commission and for
the free unlimited use Of silver money. res.
olution was adopted to issue arms to the States
of North and South Dakota, Nebraska And
Wyoming. The election bill was further dis
cussed. ;. In the House bill was introduced
authorizing the issue Of q new series OF legal.
tender notes to meet any deficiencies In the
revenues Of the Government The bill provid-
ing for the punishment Of every guardian or
other person for the embezzlement Of the pen-
sion OF his ward was passed.
THE time was occupied in tho Senate on the
5th in discussing the election bill. -. In tho
House the pension appropriation bill ($lS5 0Oo,
0OO) was discussed and finally passed. The
Senate bill authorizing the Secretary CT War
to issue 1,0O stands Of arms to each OF tho
States Of North and South Dakota, Wyoming,
Montana and Nebraska was also passed.
bill was introduced providing for the disarma-
ment OF the Indians and making it punishable
o1ense for any person to sell arms or ammuni.
tiOn to them
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Farmers arc busy planting corn.
Mr.. Jno. Ferguson has purchased the
farm Of Jesse Baggarly, and will move.
The Roberts Chapel s. s. 10 doing
good work this season. Mr.. Sam. Ellis
takes : Fan every time be goes 70 Hill
ham, but he says II 10 not : burden. ~
VIM. b helps Carry.
T.. II. aud w. w. Ellis returned home
from Marengo, where they were attend
ing school, 70 attend the Dubois count,
Normal.
Mr.. Sam. Parks attends s. s. regular,
but never returns home until a late hour.
Don't keep him 50 late. Lizzie.
Our Snowman left nc last Saturday for
his homo In Martin Co.. where nc will
rest and visit tricnds for a short time.
On SATURDAY. las. about 8 O'Clock a
very dark cloud was seen approaching
from the south-w west. which proved Ia
be q very destructive storm. which passed
just east Of this place. The falling OF
timber could be heard while The storm
was YET Al a distance. Mr.. 1. Harmon
.sys Ill blew down = tree near him fi al
'evcr bad been blown down bcfore,"
LoNosTRiSG
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Every family should DO provided with
some reliable remedy for bowel complaints.
The want Of such =. article Is the cause OF
much suffering, especially during the sum
mer months. In almost every ncigLborhood
some one has died, with cramps or cholera
morbus, before medicine could DO procured
or q physician summoned. A fair trial will
satisfy you that Chamberiain's Colo, Chcl-
era and Diarrhra Remedy, Is uncquallcd for
these diseases. IL is also : certain cure foe
dyscntery and diarrh@a- When reduced
with water and swcetencd, Il Is pleasant 70
take. Children like Il. For sale BY Up.
Salb, jasper, Ind. A.
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Rev. u. b. Simmons, the late ordaincd
minister Of the II. N church, preached
his first sermon q Union Valley Sunday
night.
We can't furnish = slugger from this
part, but we will put Spice on the race
track, as be II q flyer, as could be seen
Sunday eve.
Chas N Simmons returned from ihe
. I n College OF Mitchell s .turday
and Charles face smiIod on US once
moro at Sunday school.
Miss Lula keeps an eve out for heI
Dill Tor money! on Sundays.
Will Bsggsrly has taken . change o.
venue; be is going West instead Of
South.
Memorial services were held 1t Sim
mons Chapel Sunday ~ a. m. Decor
tion services will he held By the q A. II
post and 5. q. ". camp OF Ellsworth
Friday at 10 o'clock.
jah Sutton has returned from the
West. lie reports being turned black
by = witch 4; all that believes this stand
on their heads. lie tells many other
wonderful occurrences.
II seems as il Net enjoyed the tim6
with the White flyer. But he found Out
not 10 handle snakes In presence Of thu
ladies. Net thinks there are more scare
crows than snakes.
The Colonel is vet alive and possesses
= very strong constitution. having taker
Ia lee cup full Of q%uinine Ut two doses
We hope the effect will be as well IS j
he had taken a large dose.
Well my good brother Roax, 70,
wanted an account OF myself. My poll
tics Is far from being . 'low dow
Democrat which IL an honor 10 bein.
what your sIurring writing represented
you to be, such Is advocat vote bnv'
ing. II has been we'll said, AS . rule
the man that will buy . votc will sell BIZ
own, and We hope some good old Demo
crat will DO around next election with
quarter, and IL he IL not we fear 70,
will have 10 winter your vote" an
. Republican. but | do not uphold vot,
buying or election frauds. OF any kind
Ne II appears you do from your article II
the Argus some time ago. II you want
another kick from High Kicker. reply Il
the foregoing. HlcH KICKER.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the visitors 1t the
nicnic o. Monday was Hon. VIM. Rahm
ana family. from Evansville: Hon. James
u. L~sveIle, OF Washington Mr.. John N.
Brecn and family. Jos. Alderman, ST..
aud family. aud Jos. Alderman jr. and
family. Of Loogootee. Mr.. Baner. Of Tell
CHS. father Of our townsmen John and
Joseph Bauer. Jos q. Clemens, Of Can
elton. candidate for State Senator
Ion. Il Logslcn, present Senator from
pencef county.
Mr.. Michael Doll. OF Riverside. Iowa.
Nearty farmer OF over three score years
ten, and brother Of Mrs. Chsp.
her. widow, and sDothcr-in-law OF Mr..
\. Sermcrsheim. Of Boone township,
listing his sister ~ Mr.. SIS residence,
herc she makes her homo. He had not
IS INN sister previous 10 last Saturday.
tn he arrived here. for SO years, aud
nprsc they had . joyful meeting.
Ay. Nosh Mo.er. Of Loogootee. is IN
s.per this week looking after pension
ne'fers.
sscs Emma Schcnk and Lizzie
ivy, Of New Albany, were in Jasper
bic week, and were the guests d Mr..
Erkert.
Msssrs. M Scheirich, Jr.. Ed. Bretz, J
L Friedmsn and Andrew Guckcs. Of
we're visiting relatives iu JAS
yer this week.
MIR. Fritz Schenk and O.. u. Jones, III
.Ev~rsvilIc. canae up 10 see relatives here
Motitay.
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Pronounced nopcIcss, yet SAVED.

Pronounced Hopeless, yet Saved.
From a letter written bv Mrs. Ada II.
Hurd Of Groton. s.. - " quote: was
taken with a bad cold. which settled on
Lungs. cough set in and finally tor
minated in Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up saying l could live but ,
short time. gave mvself NJ 10 m,
Saviour, determined i'll could not sta,
with nv friends OF earth. ! would meei
nv absent ones above. Nv husband
was advised 20 get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. gave II q trial. took in All eight
bottles; il has cured me and thank God I
am now a well and hearty woman
Trial bottles free ~ Martin Friedmsn's
Drugstore. regular size, 5Oc. aud s. 20
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CT ldren Cry FOR Pitchers Castoria.
Exercises Of Jasper Pub
lie schools. Wednesday, June
4, 1890. ut Z 90 o'clock II. M.

H. Ss.hncss' Wed".sssy I'm.
4. $500 All 90 oscIock =. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The following - the program :
pPening song; king the ocnoo|
esns' oy me school.
MIC Doane.
~ Exercises: by very little girls.
Wagner.
by jasper Star String Band:
ne = Man." ~ Curran Clarke
hx.: oy very little boys.
,, "riy'o the Mountain" by Maud
n,AoAfn.
". ~baiiad o. The Maple Tree" by
skins.
"ihat Wafermeliion,' by Arthur
"a
rNtes Ex.: where There's Drink
'nsrcs Danger
LILAC biossoms,' oy Dolly
hoheycuit.
- spring Whisper by Olive
I.ass rs, The Prairie Fire."
NJ 1Iniidrcn Watching the Sun 20
Down,1 by Tillie Buetiner.
Ms Lx (: Third Reader Class.
MUSIC: BY Jasper Star String Band.
Robert Clarke.
Dcc.;,Moih Eaten BY Cleo. Greene.
Raj, Duct: listen to the Convent
lera' oy Jessie Iraylor aud Maud Mil
~.
Ia ~ ruur Country.
p;lsr DIDN'T Think" 0y Maud
"Iey.
r,s~.i outn,' ~ Bomar Traylor.
=. ~ girls and boys.
Music; by Jasper star String Band.
~, Ills Name" by Emma Joseph.
Helen ~. .inc Cardinal iointss' BY
Tsb lm,nN Lemlng:
De- I'M -nock o. Ages
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desire, through the medium Of N.
COURIER. 10 return thanks 10 the man,
friends oil over Dubois county, who :,
CALAMITY stood by me IN my late race fol
tho nomination for Sheriff OF Duboi,
county. With an earnest desire for thu
success Of the grand old Democrat.
party. and With the hope that should
ever ~ Ia DO . candidate before IN.
people Of Dubois county, may b.
moro successful.
am most truly,
john BETz.
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Some or the Grand Army boys, may be
interested in the following, from Alex Is.
Pope, A. ID. O., Commander, Dept. Tenn.
and Ga. He says. ave have had an cpl
demic Of whooping cough here. lStcwart,
Tenn, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been the only medicine that has done
my good There Is no danger from whoop-
ing cough, when this remedy j. freely given.
1t completely controls the disease 50 cent
bottles for sale By j. i. Salb. Jasper, Ind.
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Jasper, May 80. 1880.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.'

There y one remedy, which every famil,
should keep At hand. Mr.. John Carpenter
Good and, Indiana. says OF IT. ~ tried
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy, for diarrhoea aud severe cramps,
and pam. IN the stomach and bowels, will
the bcst results. In the worst cases l neyel
Ind 70 give mare than the third dose 70 effect
a cure. In most cases one dose will do
Besides ~ other good qualities. II Il piel4
To take. - and 50 cent bottles tor sAlt
by ]. r. Salb, Jasper. Ind.
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Children Cry for Pitchers castOr'a.

Several OF our citizens attended the
Catholic Knights picnic at Ja-per Mon
day.
The annual baptizing 1t the Gray
Was slimly attended on account
Of the rain.
Jim lIarklcss was all smiles Sunday
night, cause his best girl was AZ church.
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter Fannie,
Of portersvilIc, visited IT Alfred Tray
several days last week.
The storm last Saturday upro0ted
several trees In this vicinity.
I. n. nsdrck went 10 vinccnnes with
: load u produce Friday.
Children's day will be celebrated here
the third Sunday In June, q the n. =,
John Miley and wife, WIN. Rhodymef
aud wife. aud Mrs. Weldon. al Of Wins.
low. visited their parents here Sunday
Alfred Traylor and wife were in Jas.
per one day last week.
lake Montgomery Il visiting bis
sister's, Mrs. doc. Gray.
Aaron Johnson il very low with
Bright's disease.
Ripley Snyder has . new confectionery
AZ the old saloon stand. aud for the first
time for years Dwell IL without q
saloon.
Mrs. Jones has moved into Ben lIud.
sons property on Main street.
Tow.
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WEDDING Presents. GALORE.-At the
wedding receptions last week the brides
and grooms were recipients Of numbers
|of fav0rs from friends. Al the Fink
Lutes~ reception the following gifts were
received:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Traylor, set Of
silver knives and forks; mrs. Seibert,
Bed Spread Mrs. Mary Erny. set silver
teaspoons; Mr.. NJ. J. Friedman, dozen
linen towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gerber.
set linen napkins; Misses Eckcrt, hand
painted plush mirror; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sahm, two pictures; Miss Belle Renner,
plush table cover Mrs. Joseph Rottet /;
raw silk table cover; Misses Kuebler,
lamorequin and scarf; Mr.. and Mrs. W..
8. Hunter, linen towels and napkins ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. r. Spayd. set knives
and forks; Mr.. and Slrs. Val. Renner,
bed set; Mrs Barbara Berger, Cincinnati,
gold headed cane, table linen and lace
curtains; Miss Rosa M. Fink, lace bep|
set; Mr.. Geo. r. Wilson, set silver tea
spoons; set linen napkins with no name !;
DR.. and Mrs. ID. III. Gray, gold cake
basket; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ford, silver
berry bowl; Mrs. A. J. McCarty, gold
Jelly spoon ; Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Brown,
silver card tray and toilet set; Misses
Misses Marrow and Donncll. gauze fan ;
Messrs. Towl & Russell. ten dollar
check; Miss Susie Moore, China silk
scarf; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Knox, lace pin,
gold and pearls.
At tho Bohnert- Eckstcin reception the
following were sent in:
Mrs. Alois Fuhs, nice big wedding
cake; Miss Minnie Schitter, large pic
tmrc; Mrs. Scrmcrshcim. bed spread !;
Miss Phinic llchringcr, table cloth; Mrs.
Tony nohnert, looking glass; Mira. Geb.
Relying, castor and napkins; Miss Lena
Kuebler, towels; Mr.. Frank y. kunkel /,
table cloth /; Mrs. Martin Eckstcin, table
cloth; Miss Helen Hochgessng, table
cloth; Misses Ollie Eckstein, dover
vases; Mrs. John Renner, half dozen
dinner plates; Mrs. Goctz, pickle dish {;
Miss Mary KRAFT, tnmblers; Mrs. John
Fuhs, bed spread and towels; Mrs. VIM.
Rcnner, washbowl and pitcher; NJ.
Charley Renner. dessert dishes; Mr.. Ed.
Bohnert, three dollsrs: Mr.. George Rem
ner, handkerchief and cigars; Miss
Lena Renner, towels; Mrs. Phi. BIrk,
picket dishes and butter dish Mrs. Jos.
%iIaller, beer Get i; Misses Mamie and Their
Iesia Halter, made . nice pleach, and gave
The bride . line flower basket.
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MARION TowNsHIr The Assessor Of
|Muion township. Mr.. BENZ. J. Gehl-
n,u.cn. has served the people IN that ca
,seisy since 1851. lie furnished us the
.ol,owing statement showing the *
Le. IN lAas iown-hlp each sear Of his as
=. .mcni, including he present, and how
III value has fluctusird. u shows Marion
township 10 he IN = rredifah'e condition:
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fc-
yer Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quircd. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale at Martin
Fricdman's Drug store.
March 20th. 1S9O.--lv.
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a-yTo the unsuccessful candidates be-
e.,s ,bc convcnfion, the CouRiEn offers
N. sympathy. We have been there"
A., NJ men OF nonor, aud, "bcttcr luck
INV, lime
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THE DUDOIS COUNTY NORMAL,
AND
Teachers TRAINING SCHOOL,


And continues six weeks followed by Coun
Nv Institute and Teachers examination
ixsTRucTnRs :-prof's. T.. Il. Clarke OF
BO0nville, +. 5. Morganthaler. OF Hum
tingburg, and T. X. Doughcrty, OF
Jasper.
TERMS For entire term $500. for
single week 500.
BoARD: Good Board for entire wceL
can be obtained for $500 10 e2.5U, Of
Tor school week 81 80 TO s2.O0
Speciat attention viii he given tn MENTtI
SCIENCE. SCIENCE nf TEACHING ans
|EENDI>G C1ECLE WORK.
Pupiis OF the 1th grade and above will ID
rec wed.
For farther particulars address any OF tn
faculty.. The school will he under the super
Of County superintendent Geo Il
Wilson. May 2. 1se0-4w.
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nrOuite . number Of studenis have
made application for admlttance 10 the
nnbois County Normal, which opens
..~t Monday week.
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JASPER COURIER.
DISTRICT CANDIDATES,


..n,horifed 10 announce OSCAR ~. WEi.B0RN
u'naia.,e Cot Judge % The llth Judicial. Circuit
: ~, ~ ,hc decision o. The pcmocrsuc Nominating
n,sssnnon u Inc cireuit-
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II now ready TO deliver the BEST
COAL mined In Southern Indiana,
from his mine thrcc-quartcrs Of .
mile North-westo fJaspcr. Aiowcr
vein than either Of Tic other mines
arc working.
Orders left az the Store OF NJ "a
ScrmcrShcim ~ 90. Will receive
Prompt attention. sep. y ~
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~ ,re .u,horItsd 20 announce THOMAS III. uIt.ION.
y" n, s.oua,v. a. : candidate tsr Prosecuting Attorney
z, a.sr f,,h Jniicial Circuit. subject 70 the decision "
!. ~ "nnemoeratic Judicial Convention