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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-29

nR. G. C. ELMAN-HoMGoPATHIc PLY
~ sIcIAS AND SURGEON. Office Hours 9
10 II A. NJ; 1 to 4, and TO p M. Calls answered
promptly dBy or night Office; upstairs in Chap
man Block
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-29

A S. BENNETT, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. Of
N. fee IN Schanno's building, up stairs. The
Dalles Oregon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-29

~. .SIDDALI.-- DENTIST. Gas given for the
IL. painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
Set on flowed aluminium plate. Rooms: Sign OF
the Golden Tooth, Second Street. s-s
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-29

E.B-DuFUR. GEO. WATKINS. FRANK MENEFEE.
nUFUR, WATKINS Il NENEFEE ATToR-
IL NEYs-AT-LAw-Rooms Nos. II, rs, IS and "a,
IVogt Block, Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

4 Cbrisney Sum: While at LswIsporl
recently Capt John Miller, "a old and
veil known river man, told us 90 incl.
dent which w will repeat Tor the beoefl
lof The Sun readers. He said that dur.
Ing the war gun-boat while bet ween
|Graudview and Lswisport, fred flfteen
pound shell st the latter place, which
went over the town and fell 10 6eld
near whore . msn was blowing. The
man ssw the shell strike and bury itselt
in the ground. aad aftsr diggine about
three feet be secured Il and carried ID
home with him, whore Il lsyed around
for several years. NinslIy whom ! tobacco
wsrehouse va opened there one OF the
proprietors wanted Il 10 use g weightI
on the scales. So Il was taken 70 81
olacksmith, 90 iron hook put Ia it end itl
Wa used for number OF years for that
purpose. After awhile the tobacco mer.
chant went out Of business end the shell
IVES given back to lie frsl owner, Who
fastened u On bic gate q . weight toI
keep u closed. Next Il Wss found hslf
buried 10 the ground BY an old negro
ady. Not long since she concluded 10 |
.ash for the family who owned the
bell, sOd 90 she bGilt 6re under On
ron kettle nesr the sheIl, which got hot
nd exploded, blowing the kettle sIl TO
tome, tsariDg large hole In the grou nd
I'd shocking the whole nsighborhood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

Liquor Dealers Gard.
To ALL WHOM IT NAY coNcERN:
Know 70 that by the payment OF Z 400
II an permitted 10 retail iutoxicstine
liquors at the hotel union 10 THE CITY.
To the wife Who has drunkard Tor !
|husband, or . friend Who is 10 fortuna ate-
|ly dtsstpated, Say emphaticaily. rive
me notice In pers0n Of such case or csses
10 which yoo ere interested, and I'll such
shall Be excluded from nv place. Let
mothers, fsthers, sisters and brothers "a
likewise, and their request shall BE- e.
|garded. pay : heavy tax for the pur-
lpose Of retailing liquor. and want II
distinctIy understoed that have no de-
sire 10 sell 10 drum kards or minors. or "a
tbe poor or desiIiute. much prefer that
they save their money and put Il where
i will do the most good to their fami.
lice. There are gentlemen Of honor and
men Of money who can afford Il. and M
is with these that desire to trade. n
PETER II. LENxES.
Upton. June IL, 1891.
This dealer only wants the patron aee|
OF the innocent, the sober. the indusfri.
Gus, the we'll TO do. the loving husband. |
the loyal son, The affeciionate father. thai
be may fatten on their money, keep n
respectable" place, and start them on
The downward road leaving Others The
work Of 6nishing the job. or the two.
he finishing of saloon does the leasi|!
harm 70 community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04
%. 2. 2: q. COLUMV



Some growIers find fault with Black
eye Tor her tenn peFance sentiments. bu
} wnet does Blsckeye csre2 The iims
J VIII soon come 20 "Indisua women ~
well . wealern) that they can walk %
20 me polls and cast their votes 10 bro.
nioit the sale Of intoxicating drink
lend, OF course. that 10 The way ninety.
nine out OF every one bundled viii
vote.) Then the time will also come
wneu you will want our votes. When
You go your fathers, sons and brothers
ruined by rum. you will ak our sseist.
ence. and the first thing We will do viii
% 70 sweep old King Alcohol from The
face Of the earth.
think all Young girls should have for
!neir motto: "A teetotaler or no bus.
band" and then they won't say this lit
Don't 60 out tonight my husband
10 not leave ms here alone.
stay st home tonight, my darling,
For In lonely when you're gone.
Though the wine cup msy bs tempting
And your friends are full OF glee.
Will do my best 10 cheer you.
Darling won't you stsy With me2
Oh, my God he's gone and left me
With curse upon bic. .Iips, I
No one Knows how much suffer,
From the cruel ways of. bic.
Hear The tread OF heavy footstsps.
Hear the rap upon The door, \
they have brought ny husband home. i
There be lsys upon the door.
No caress Of mine csu wake him II
All % Graves is rum; more rum; L
NJ my hopes fondly cherished. Il
All have faded, one By one. '
DuG, Ind. d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04


boy at the bead Of class, what sre ~
paying for liquor - : nation
"9cO,000,O0O annually"
"Step to the black board my boy. Fire
take rule and measure this silver dol
lar How thick is it2"
"Nessly 90 eighth ofsp ipch.D
"Well, cir. how many Of them can YOU
pile In On inch 2"
Between eight and nine"
Give Il the benefit Of the doubt and
call i nine. How many inchss would Il
require 70 pile up these o00O, ,000, 900 10 p
100. 100000 incheo."
"How many feet would that b -
1855, 1888 feet"
"How many rods 10 that 2"
"605 .O6O rods.r
"How many miles 10 that p
1873 miles."
"Miles OF whetw
"l,b76 miles OF silver dollars laid doWu.
packed cIosely together, our national
LIQUOR bill would make. This is oulv
,ne year's gr0g bill.r
Reader, II you need facts about THE
emperance question. nail that to : poet
md read Il occasionally. It would take
email army Of men With scoop shovels !,
9 throw ewsy money . fast . ~ ere
waiting Il for grog. .'--Unitsd Presby-
eriau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

a gentleman and bic wife, both al
whom we're greatly respected BY their
|neigh bon for their christian charity. -.
eeftsined : visiting clergyman from !
defiant city. A@osg tie gussss were
membere Of their own church. Tbe
bright little daughter Of ths host ~
greatly Interested % The good doctor.
and very curio0s q know VIZ people
.nosld ssy grace bsfors dining. The
doctor wss pIeased q the question ana
oestened y 10 form hsr that sll good peo-
pie endeevorsd 70 return thanks Is that
nssssr for the good things which were
"Yes,S exclaimed the little ipouisitivo.
but you done ssy grace lIke ~ papa
Daid last night
-aow did yeur papa ~ grscs, little
swell. psps came 10, and @ soon q BE-
yot in bic chair q the table be looked
lard q mamma and said, very solemn
ske, ny Sod. What supperr"-Nsw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

The boy who is wanted 10 the busiuesa
world Of to-day muat bs educated. n
bis psrents csu not afford 10 give him I
high.school or college education. be
must learn 70 study without The cid OF :
teacher 10 the early morning bo6ore
business begins and IL the eveninrs amer
business houro. It can no longer 81
truthfuIly eaid that sn education = out
Of any ones reach.
"Oor epieodid school system," writes
huseell Sage, "where one can study by
DAY Or 10 the evening, has put the price
lees treasure Of On education within the
resch Of I'll. The main thing, In the be.
that would impress upon boysI
Ie one Of the great comm sndmeuts i
Honor thy father and thy mother. that
ny days may be long Ia the land which
'he Lord thy God giveth thee.o The
boy Who respects bic father and mother
, no treats hls sisters and brothers vithI
owing ktudness. hss laid good founds. /
Ion Tor . euccessful career. You I'LL
10 . your psrents tell you, and that Ger.
stnIy Will Be to study. Don't Be- IN III
'urry to got away from your scbool
'Ooks. The cares and respon 81 bilitiea ar
'ueInsss life will come soon enough.
"Go TO school q long q you can. aud.
emember. every hour spent "a study IA
our youth will be worth money 70 Won !
after life. Read good books. the
ioie above al. Make yourself &C.
ustnted with history. Study The pro. :
ress o. naticns. and the careers OF men :
mo have made nstions great. Study q
@Itgion, scicnce. ststecraft and hjetorv.
earn 70 read inteIligsntly, % that Won !
~ turn to practical uso 10 after li(e the
'sdtnga Of your youth. b cure Won 9
se,n right. Do not waste time IL !.
'sdiug trashy books." Z
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

"He isn't 10 H." is On expression. Il 4
SAID. which VS. nrst used BY % edjtor
VINO dsed and went to heaven Ana
looked around for the man who took hIs
paper three yeare and len Il 70 ia poss.
once Refused" Hs bsd gone 10 ths
other place lex. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

|. Mt. VERNON. Nov. ~, 1891.
Four tboussnd people we're 10 NJ
j, Vernon 20 bury Gov. Hovey yesterday '
; Bad weather did not prevent : uuiyer.
: eel turn out, and every exhibition OF r..
epect Tor the statesman and love for The
fello -citixen. HE request VS. 10 81
buried at his old homo ct Nj. Vernon.
among The frisnds OF bic boyhood. Who
had witnessed HE rise from obscu -
life 20 the chief oflce ID the State. The
body Icy 10 state 10 the ball OF the con- II
house, and very few passed the CONN
without paying ! tribute OF tears' II
was almost impossible for the people OF
NJ. Vernon to believe that the career
Wnicn they had watched with so much
pride was hnished, and that Alvin p.
Hovey was no moro. The State Oflcers
were a'l present Tho floral ofieringsI
we're very beautiful.
Gov Chase conducted the funeral ssr-
vices, end won tho esteem Of the people.
both as orator and man.
The venerable Judge Pitcher Va
deeply moved By the loss OF the Gov
srnor. in whose honors he took great
pride. Tho Governor got his flrst in-
structions 10 Law from Judge Pitcher. |.
and tho old gentlemen We often heard |,
TO cay, II started him 10 the right path.
Ind he has trod II with honor. | An
proud Of him." Judge Pitcher still lives
y his old home st Nj. Vernon, 80 yesrs
ofsge. He hes outlived I'll bic numee- Il
'us family but Two, and be- seen nearly
III OF hte friends and associates psee
way. but With indomitsble pluck be e
I'LL retains much OF bis old brightuessl |
md Wit. for which be was % remark !
bIe. and 10 peacefully and hsppily wait
ne lor Die last summons. Many OF the e
'isiting etatesmen called upon the old :
entlemsn, much TO bic eradication.
~ vernon % . very pretty town, OF
900 Inhabitants. electric lights. twol0
ailrosds, and good bssIness.
l started from home on 8 O'Clock train. 81
rived here 10 the sight, 20 6nd theI.
9wn crowded With people, but hospits- .
% homes opened 10 their fuIlest cspsc. &
y. Great taste We displayed IL I'll y
uelDess houses b. artistic end efTective| n
'r.ngsaent Of aoussing drapsry for| 4
'sis most distinguished citisen. Cow. y
ray and Porter esch paid eloquent tri-I
ates e the dead q The grave: The G.I
). e. vent through its solemu ritual Nv
. soldiers Ared parting salutes: theIne
rune beat "tspa" asd Gov. HoveySIte
story closed for Time, and bsraa - Idi
lerntty. HE example q proper em.
tiens energy, studiousnsss snd patriot. b.
p may we'll b followed By the risIog Igr
nerstion. C.F.N. Leu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

4 Edward Everett Hale hss. n tn eor
rent number Of the Cosmopolitan Naes
zine sn interesting article entitled "A
public telegraph" which be begins viii
ehis forceful sentence: "t'ro0 The 40.
\ ment Of the early settle0snts Tie people
Iof America have bees used % experi.
ments II which the publie authofisiee
undertook work which il feudal Rorope
80 LETT 70 . corporation or 70 60 erie.
ltocracy." He argues By inference that
10 give our lighthouso system 70 the
care Of such % organisation . ssThe
trinity bosrd,' which controlled The
light houses Of Englaud, Woald have
oeen % more CONTRARY 20 our system OF
good government than Il has been 70
leave the telegraph system OF Ne com
~ 10 the control Of : private corpora
ton. England waited long before =.
sumine direction of her telegraph 80.
tem which - naturally part Or ihe poe-
tsl service. but then " expect euch
tardiuees 10 progress When che Il con
cerued. The back Wapdnese OF ths Uni.
teo States 10 such matter OF public ~
seresi . not only sstonishing, bot de-
piorao'e. Aoericsns 60 to Englaad|
gsoasing over the superiority OF our rail-
way service, and come beck rather castl
down when they see how the BrftIsh
telegraph system throws ours into 4
1ark and disagreeabls background NJ.
hale contends very correctly that cheap. /
g rstee, poIiter servants and prompterl
1aiveries would come II The govern. /
nent had control Of the system Of tele.
Irepo 10 thie country. The preseut uee.
enger service Of The telegraph Iines
lone would warrant the government il
sksng control Of the service. Il i Al
'uolIc ouisance. The system or trans- L
nission 10 New York 10 90 bsd that one
30 send private messenger from upper
sroedwsy 70 Newspaper Row quick q
ban % can get dispstch through. ALI
nough the income OF the Western Union
SIMPLE. y pays such stingy salaries that
acompeeent operators are often hired IL II
% smaller towns. and SLOW, bunRlinR e
'ork % their part u the rule rather Z
ian the exception. No corporation OFT
uoIic necessity % earth was ever hsted1i Y
'ore supremely than the Western Union. II
nose hsavy tolls 60 70 enrich Z feV oil
g greediest and most sel6sh money.
respers on earth, and even II Il should II
ntaiI additional burden OF taxatiou for 4
g Rovernment 70 take charge Of the N
legraph eystem, W believe that I ma- n
'rity o. the taxpayer would favor the IT
ove. indianapolis Sun. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04
Gowdy Clubbing the Republican
seubblefclds Throughout tho


n l0akiand City Record.
n John x. Gowdy, Chairman Rspul
Iscen State Committee. has been makin
~ thorough canvass Of the State FOR IN
purpose Of raIsing funds for the comm
campaign. He started in q RusbvilIa
October l6. and closed biz Canvas ~
o seymour yesterday.
a circular preceded him calling o,
hepublicans 10 contribute 10 the ioca
eOmmItteo literally IL the wsy OF mon
~. for the purpose OF distributinr cam
ps'gn documents. but more especially
protective tsrih papers, those recon
mended being Indianapolis journal,
lCommerciel-Gaxette, Inter Ocean, Chi.
|cseo; Blade, Toledo, Ohio; Press and
Tribune, New York, and tho National
Tribune, Washington, D. c., the latter
paper Claiming to Be the organ OF the
soIdters and g. A. r..
10 the circular strong appeals ara
msds to liberal Republicans 10 contrib.
ute to the fund IL order 70 furnish ~ :
papers mentioned q fifty cents Z yesr.
and the committeeman are dIrected "a
state when ordering papers that Il 70
from the local committee. A. tho Trib.
one had not been placed Ia the ring 4
Inc Date OF the circular agents are di.
rected when 0rdsring that paper 20 scor-
respond directly. until We can quote
rates, With Charles Flint, business man
lgsr, Washington. ID. c."
Inc circular ssys: "Piay your part sci
'ou are interested In . proper result."
"Enlist local Republican postmssters.
csll on them for In forms stion."
A letter also accompanied The circular.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10, 1891.
Hon. John X. Gowdy will visit Oak.
and City. Nov. 2S, a. ~. GET 81,
nsny hepu olicans o possible from
very element and precinct. including ,
% precinct committeeman. A COM
ortable ball should be provided for the
'eeting. He should b. given this op.
ortuDtty. He will please and bic e.
orts will benefit the organisation inls
our county and enhance the interests 1
I the party. a
The incIosed schedule Indicates hal
'ork and the time Of his,arrivsl. Il
You will plssse notify your Republi. :
% friends TO be present. ri
write me. efter the meeting, your I'm. Ia
ression Of the came and - to The effect 3
lereot. Yours truly,
FRANK n. MHLrCAN. Sec'v. hi
Rooms 30 and %, tho Denison Block a
L will Be seen from lhs foregoing 4
'at systsmatic e06rt % being putl E
nth % carry the State q the next elec. b
%, through The in1nepeo Of The most is
esed, prejudiced end unfair newsps. Ii,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

Richmond has The oldest school house
10 the State. Il stands right Ia The cen.
ter OF the city, 70 built OF round logs. hss
no wiodows and but one door. II has
no chimney snd never did have one.
The door i hung on wooden hinges and
reacbes from the ground 70 the upper-
most log. Il wss built In 1910. II ID net
nov used for schcol purposes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

"A var Of exterminstion on English
spsrrows will begin II Illinois On the III
of December next, whom 1 Law passed
BY the lest Leglslsture, Offering . boun.
ty Of . cents head for spsrr0ws, goes
into effect. The Secretary Of State or
Illinois is now sending out illustrated
descriptions Of the EngIish sparrow 70
every locality 10 the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

Dale Reporter: II should b made :
penitenlissy offence for suv man "a sall
liquor % smother 10 the habit OF getting
oruok ana sousiug bic family. The man
wno alps into aOother's sleeping apart
mense 70 the dead hour or night and
taxes BE money from uuder his pillow
Z much more honorable and much lsss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

Jimmie, DO vou know whsn your IL.
ter's birthday isfS ssksd Chsppis.
"tes You mean waa, don't you9 shs
Dag y g yesfs ago. returned jimmie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

There have been twenty eoveroor. ~
the State since its sdmissIon 10 the Un-
lon 10 1915. . folIows:
Jonathan Jennings. 1862. Govern.
or Jennings was elected to congress be.
lore the end Of HE second term. reaionefi
the ONCE Of governor September u. 1920
|snd was succeeded by Rstliffe Roone
who served until December S. of ~
Same year. William Hendricks. fro-,
le22 to 1875. Governor Hendricks 49,
elected to the senate Feb. l2. 1925. ana
lon bile retiremsnt Was succeeded 10
Jsmes B. Raw. who wss afierward electsd
~ 1895 and 1929. serving IN 1881. Nosh
Noble, 1871 1887. David Wallace. 1877
lelO. Samuel Bigger, 1870 -<3. Jsmas
Whiscomb, l643-48. Governor Whit.
comb went to the senate Dec. 27. ls4a
being succeeded by Paris c. Dunning.
who served during the remainder Of the
term. Joseph A. Wright, lyl9-s7.
Ashbel r. Willard was the frat eov-
ernor Of Indiana to die while in Office.
nis death occurring on Oct. 8, 1860. h
was succesdsd by Abram A. Hammond.
tbe Iicutenant.gove who served the
remainder OF the term and until ian. ID.
1901. Henry 8. Lane from Jan. Ia to
Jsn. 10, 1861. Governor Lane was slect.
eu : eenator OF the United States Jan.
10. 1861. and Oliver r. Morton, the lien.
served ss governor.
oliver y. Morton was elected ! senator
p the United States on the 23d Of Jan.
1867. On the day following he resigned
nis ohiee and Conrad Baker, the lieuten-
lnt-governor, served o governor dur
NJ the remainder Of the term. Gov
'rnor Baker wss elected governor to
ucceed himself, and served until 1874.
Chomas A. Hendricks. Io73-l677 james
Williams. 1877 10 1880
Governor Williams, the second GOV.
rnor TO die in Office (Nov. 20, i88O). wss
uccedsd by Lieutenant Governor Isaac
:. Gray, Who served out the term.
Albert u. Portes, 1881 1885: Isaac p.
iray, 1885 1883; succeeded by Gen.
Alvin +. H0vey who Il the third gov
rnor to die while 10 ofice.
The above list Of the exec utives Of tha
tate does not include the four terri
,riaI governors . follows: Arthur st.
lairs John Gibson from 1900 n 1901:
lillian Il. Hsrris0u. l6Ol.l6l2 and
homss Posey, lel2-16lS, when Indiana
- admitted into the Union q : State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

The Indianapolis Sentinel savs ssr,.
ousIy In an editorial headline. II - I.
pun aogether." How very natural apd
ll5e.lise u e 70 sea democrats taxing !
''pull" tegethsr! - Laiay sste Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

New Albany Ledger: There are many
Incidents many issues, and many men
20 90 considered 10 the coming cam
paign. In the Democratic horizon no
one name stsnds out as : beacon star.
~ party we are not given 10 folio v Ing
living how much soever We may wor-
chip dead idols.
The date OF The Republican conven.
ton bee been dxed; now then, men aud
brethren, let us wait until the men are
nominated and their platform made and
see what tho enemy vast 10 TO do. and
then 40 the opposite. The may not Be
'deelic politics but Il 10 practical poll.
lice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

EvsnsviIle Courier: There was ms.
lority Of 10000 against Mckinleyisns ia
Ohio, although Major Mckinley was
.'ected By about 10000 plurality. He Il
neat little minority Governor after al.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

The Lcuisvills Times speaks thus or
Congresemae Bynum aud the Speaker.
ship: "4r. Byn0m, the ablest Ana
orayset Of oil the Western CoDgressmen.
he's withdraw from the rsce for SPEAK.
e., and announces that be will support
nr. Mile. The indiana Democracy i
the best 10 the Union. II has been tried
10 the nre doEens Of timss, and slwsys
came out refined gold. II gave Speaker
70 Conxress siEteen years ago. and would
nave given tarid reform 70 the people,
:no : fresideut 70 the country. had not
death removed the lsmented Kerr from
the vaIks Of statesmsnship. The with.
dsswsl OF Mr. Bynum, coupled q Il &
With bile announcement Of Z prefer
sncs for Ar. Mills because that gentle.
man Is the leading tsriG rsformsr Ia
congrsss, emphasizes The tari6 g an n.
'us 10 the Speak ership contest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

The fAjr association q VI. Vernon
ssos out about ol0o behind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04
Jshn.L. Brets. william y. Cox
BRETT & COX,
Attorneys at Law (,
JASPER, IND.

WILL practice in tbe Courts Of Du
w bois and adjoining counties.
OBrIcE'East Of Court House. Feb.6.0l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

The nstIvss Of Africa call the LIQUOR
sent 70 them from New England and
0lhor parts Of the United States and tbe
ChristIsn world "6bame water ThIs
bee heen IL appropriate name from the
time Of Noah until now, q the sons OF
Ham and The sons Of every body else
have rsason 70 know.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04

Itis estimatsd thae 1oOo. 100000 wore
spent 10 this country last yesr for alco-
holic IiQuors. Tbia amount OF money
would, Il carefully sdminisseeed, Id.
prove every prlnclpal country road 10
the United States. This would vastly
increase The val0e of real estate, bouefi
The fermers and 90 losg way toward
prosperity and hsppineee 10
hundreds Of th0usands who are nov
poor end miserable
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-04
RArEs o. ADvERr,sTNo.

RATES OV ADvERT,sTNo.
For square, 10Iines or less, week, 81 OO
Each subsequent insertion, as cts
Longer advertisement at the same
rate. A fraction over even square or
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