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Clexeland,. Black-Lirt.

Minneapolis Tribune.
IL is reported that Mr. Cleveland has
erased the names of Daniel W. Voorhees,
and Isaac Z. Gray from his list of Cabinet
noss bilities
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-FOUR HUSTLING SOLICITORS
w at once Bond or cash deposit required CALI
after 7:30 D. m at 9S East Market street. March 81.
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VXTANTED A LICENSED ENGINEER TO
w run absorption ice making plant In Cleveland.
Ohio state experience and salary expected; giving
references. Address c. J. B.. Journal. indianapolis
Ind
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WASTFD-ROoMS

WANTED--PARl.oR AND TWO BEDROOMS.
w centrally located May !. State price and
location. Address *" Joarnal Office.
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MONEY TO LOAN on FARMS AT THE Low
XNl market rate: privileges for payment before
due. We also buy municipal bonds THOS. C. DAY
d CO., ~ East Market street. Indianapolis
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yUANTED-SEVERAL RELIABLE AGENTS
w for the United States Building and Loan Asso-
clation. Apply at Room ., Hartford Block, e4sEast
Market efYeet
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
Prom Indianapolis Union statioa-
lVIEennSulydnid lines.
k.x,-Ne~. So.,sh-ao<sh
tssl-~ess- soush-sorsh-

Trains ran By Central Standard TINA
Leave for Pittsburg. Baltimore. { d 4:f5 m.
York I'd 500 m.
Arrive from the East. ll:so am. 1880 pm.
andd 1000 pm
Leave for Columbus, 600 am; arrive frou
Columbus, Gas pil.; leave for Richmond. 100
prn.: arrive from Riohnnond. 9:O0 am
Leave for Chicago, 1l:O5 am. l1:9o pms
arrive crom Chicago, $40 pm: $50 am
Leave for Louisville. $40 am. 500 sn..
1855 pm. Arrive from Louisville. l1:0o am,
$500 pm., 1880 pm.
Leave for Columbus. 4:S0 pm Arrive fron
Columbus 1925 am.
Leave for vincennes and Cairo. 7:2o am. 400
pm; arrive from vfnoennes and Cairo; 1880
am.. $500 pm.
d. daily, other trains except Sunday.
VANDALIA LINE E-sHORrESr ROUTE TO
ST. LOUIS AND THE WasT
Trans arrive and leave Indianapolis IS follows
Leave for st. Louis. 1880 aIn. llsO Loop Hoo
pm All trains connect at Terre HauteL Through
sleeper ON ll:00 p. IN train.
0reencestie and TeYre Haute Accom- alton, 4sO0
Arrive nom 81 Louis 3s45 4l5 400 pm. $40
pm. 745 pm.
Terre Haute and Grecncsstle ccom'd 'daton 1000 m
Sleeping and Phrlor Cars through trains.
For rates and information apply ticket agents OF
the company. OF w. f. BR0NNER District Pas
seneer gent
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RIOTERS SHOT DOWN.
concluded from First paee.I
President Rae Counseled Modsrati

obeyed, and one of the guards shouted.
Johnny, what are you doingP and repeat
ed this"
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MEETINGS.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the indianapolis Building and
Loan Association, at a. East Market street, SAT-
uray evening April H. at 1870 O'Clock, for the elec-
ton of three directors NJ ID. BUTLER. Pres.
w A RHODES sec.
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MONEY To LOANS PER CENT HORACE
Nl MCKAY Room Il. Talbot IL News Block
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affair is that loss of life occurred: but an
understanding will be come to for indem-
nifty. as in the case of all private affairs,
for this is q private. not national matter.
Romem Der that
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"win Not Make War"

PARIS, April 2.-The councillor of the
italian embassy here. Signor Ressman, to-
day said: IF Mr. Blaine has hedged him.
self in with the plea of non -possurnus and
has refused to satify Italy's demands,
Baron Fava would receive an unlimited
leave of absence. and nothing further will
transpire. That Is the extreme limit of
action to which European government
can have recourse when it desires to show
that it 10 dissatisfied with the United
States. Italy will not make war"
Count Menabrea. the Italian ambassador
here. in an interview to-day, referring TO
the Fava recall, said: From dispute arose
a quarrel, such as is possible in any coun-
try subject to immigration. The quarrel
has degenerated into conflict which will
become more and more accentuated. The
circumstances appear to us on this side
very serious because the political perspec-
tive magnifes things the further distant
they are. To appreciate the real impor-
tance of an event we must consider It's I'M
mediate surroundings; and this event oc-
CURED In America. The Italian and Amer
ican governments do not desire TO quarrel
or open fire upon each other on account of
the lynehing The unfortunate part Of the
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ok PERCENT ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana. ISAAC Il KIERSTED, l3 Aartindals
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VIIANTED-BOOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
w board are desired for the accommo modatiOn OF
delegates in attendance on the National Conference
of Charities and Correction. May 13 20. inclusive.
Parties willing furnish these requested TO send
number of rooms and terms 10 JAMES SMITH. SEQ
retary. Plymouth Building.
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OAGS- MONEY ON MORr6A0Es. @ y,
IL SAYLES. 76 East Market street
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Gas, Steam & Water
SOCIETY NOTICES.


A 40 N. NJ. S.-NoBLES ESATrEND-SpECIAI
IA. meeting Of Murat Temple this. Friday even
ing at 7:45 O'clock Important bnsintss.
Jos. w. SMITH, REC. J. Il. BRUSH, G. p.
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The French Press.

PARIS. April 2.-The French papers dis
cuss the Fava affair for the most part in a
temperate tone, with the exception of the
Temps. which refers to Americas speedy
action in sending iron-clads to Tangiers to
support her demands in the case of the
maltreatment of American citizens. The
Temps thinks it is q strange condition for
America to decline responsibility when
foreigners are involved, and asks: Why
should the federal government sign inter
national treaties if, when pressed closely,
they disappear like q phantom7
The Llberte thinks that the Washington
government cannot, for the sake of few
thousand dollars, allows it's respect for in
ternational law to be impugned. The Pays
dwells upon the disturbance of inter
national trade that would follow a rupture
between Italy and the United States
The Royalist Gazette de France taunts
Italy upon her own glaring violations of
international law from the invasion of the
POntiical States to the massacres in Ethi.
opa. 1t says: 1T is curious to see states
which recognize no public law when their
own ambitions or interests are involved
hypocritically invoke the law as soon as
they themselves are attacked
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FINANCIAL.

oANs-oN CITY PROPERTY. @. L. CoFFIN
IL d co.
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A CHANCE IN LIFE TIME FOR MEN WITH
"A capital and active without capital to secure
q very pleasant and profitable business No drones
or curiosity seekers need apply. Address with
cent stamp, CONSOLIDATED ADJ USTABLE
SHOE STORE, AZ Arcade Building. Cleveland. o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

As Sixth avenue elevated train ap-
preached the Eighteenth street Up station
the other afternoon series of feminine
yells broke upon the ears Of the passen-
gers.
With others rushed to the windows
overlooking tho east side Of the street.
A crowd was fast gathering on the side
walk. When the train stopped at the
station number of passengers got ont
to learn who twas being murdered"
AS reached the spot the crowd was
gazing intently at = dentists sign. Just
then the yells ceased. and man came
out of the doorway with this announce
ment, "She's only having her tooth
pulled. New York Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

A lady who wished to weigh her baby,
two mouths old. but who had no scales
as hand suitable for the purpose, took
the child 10 a neighboring butcher shop.
The butcher put the baby in his spring
scales, looked at the dial. and remarked:
with the bones and all, mum. it's
fourteen pounds and a half. Shall RI
How dare you make such . suggss-
tion," screamed the woman, as she
matched her baby and rushed out Of the
shop. youths CompAnian.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

A correspondent Of a leading scientific
journal says that bust or statue can be
snost thoroughly cleaned, provided IT has
not been painted, oiled or waxei. by IN
verting 1t and filing it with water free
from iron. The water Il then allowed
b filter through the plaster. After the
Hlsering has been kept NJ for a sufficient
time and the outside surface occasion
ally washed with water and n soft brush.
the plaster Is allowed 10 dry. II is then
found that all the dust has been wiped
,ut Of the ?orcs OF the cast, which Is
thus restored 10 lie original whifsnesa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06
ouRlINc PRlNcLe ARRESTED
he II Charged With Attemptips to Rav ish
a1s-Yesr-Old Girl.
During Pringle was arrested yester.

Ne II Charged With Attempting to Ravish
aIS-YearOId Giri.
During PringIs Was arrested yesser.
day at Reeds Lake by Detective Gates
for attempting to ravish l5-year-old
Edith Durby, domestic in the family
Of John Richings. Ut l5s James-ss. The
offense Was committed on the night of
June 81, and the details are revolving.
Pringis is brother-in-law of Mr.. Rich
ings. and had been in the habit of sleep
ing in the room occupied by the little
girl. IL was his custom to crawl in
through the window and go to bed with
out awaklng the household. He had
not occupied the room for some time
and hrs sister thought that he had left
the city. When Edith came 10 reside
with the family she Vas assigned TO this
room. She had slept there several
nights without n,olesistion. snd conse-
eueutly il was felt that no harm would
come 90 her. On the night in question
IL - alleged that Pringle entered the
room hy means of the window. and ace
ing the girl there attempted 10 take adj
vantage of her. The intruder bit her
face in terrible manner, strucx her
with his clenched fists, choked her, and
threatened 10 kill her L she did not re-
main quiet. Edith screamed A. loud ~
her lungs would permit, and fought
her would be rsvlsher with all the
streusth enc could command Her rries
attracted the attention of Mrs. Curtis,
who lives i'm the adIacent house, vho
-. - g. t..i~< = -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06
WE
DON'T
CARE

would like to have you take both. But
f you cannot go on a weekday. then
instead of going to st. Joe on the ex-
cursion Thursday, wait until Sunday
the 18th, and 60 to Manistee or Traverse
City. Excursion train will leave Grand
Rapids and Muskegon at am. and
leaves Manistee and Traverse City at 8
pm.
You will have six hours there and If
you go to Traverse City, a two hour
and a half boat ride on the bay is
thrown in without extra charge. Price
to either point is ~ from all stations be.
tween Grand Rapids, Muskrgon and
White Cloud.
GEO. DEHAVEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Lily White.
The Valley City Milling Com pany has
no peer in the manufacture OF Hour.
Try The LILY WHITE.
~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06
DO YoU FIND III HsRE.

Mr.. d. McDermid. OF this city, has
graduated With high honors from HAr-
ward University.
Hon. Al 8. White will please accept
our thanks for the Michigan manual,
1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oshurn, Of
Owosso, are spending few days in the
city with Mr.. aud Mrs. Reynolds, of
Jefferson-ave.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

A neatly dressed boy fell into the
Harlem river just below the bridge yes
tsrdsy morning about breakfast time.
lie was pulled out and went home cry
ing. Ia the afternoon smaller boy fell
iato the liver from . boat house float
He got out without assistance and went
out in the sun 10 dry. II don't want
the old man 70 get on b. me, be said.
New York Advertiser.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

Harvard university has IS COO boand
volnms~ IN the library. la,s has 3o. 90,
Cornell fs0.ooo. Columbia % 90. syria
rn- ss,noo. Dsesmeash =. so. Lehish
a. 900, Brown ~, GO. Princeton ss.ooo.
Bvvsen s&e@ pskvsntsy oe vlsF.ls
iQ.o4o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

II has been ohaerved that when liquid
carbonsc arid II allowed 10 escape into =
stout canvas BAG in the dark. and by its
expansion IN fr~cvs into . srcwy msra.
the effect Ia accompanied by pale.
ersrnish vioies hight ed electric psfka.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

WAsHIsGyos, July 6.-For Michigan:
Generally fair. slightly warmer, south
winds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-06

f,c6t~.H and Gratis msticate shesr
food with their horny jaws. and thy
have si-o -sts - teeth Ia tb~if ssonsehS.
vh<s th~y ssupssss ~ vssh a ssss-,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10
GOD GAVE THE BABY.
But 1t Was q Boy Instead VI >
Much Coveted Girl.

The Pittsburg Despatch is responsible
for tho following: A lady walking
along q street came upon little girl,
wheeling baby carriage. what .
beautiful baby.' exclaimed the lady, a.
she discovered pink face done up In :
cream colored shawl. "Whose child i
in" .Mine,v the little girl answered.
.Oh, you mean that il IL your little
brother or sister 2" mo, ! mean that Il
il not nv brother. but is mine-my
child.v .You are q very young mother
II amt no mother" "Then Why should
you say that the baby is yours the
lady mischievomsly asked. "Canse God
sent il to me. My mamma asked me u
/ didn't want little baby 10 the house
sn' said yes, an she said ~ ! prayed Tor
one God would send Il, en- then said !
would pray Tor . little sister, cause like
girls better than boys, bnt msmms said
Ia lest better pray for any kind that
God has mind to send. but didn't; !
PRAYED for . little girl, but God took an
sent boy any way, an guess u was
because he didn't have any girls on
hand. Then said would pray 70 God
TO send girl rs soon as he could. but
our folks said that needn't put myself
10 any trouble on that account"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Mrs. Hooker, Of Elkhart county, mas
applied tor = pension on the ground 'hS.
she enlisted early In the late WAT ~"
continued il the array until the ~n'
,.iossa. Her story A. told bv herself ~
~ ia,lows: Il was about twenty years
oll ana living ia Tiiiin. % ~ the time
entered IN. service. aud was inducei ~
hecon,e a soldier 50 thai could be WIN
snv husband When President Lincoln
made NJ. fir-s cali far thrce-yeArs troop
a. 1851 nv hushan enlisted 10 COMPANY
y 81 The Fourth Ohio regiment, while
10 WAS \, work In Fludlay. AZ that
,;,.o ina. w,.rc recruiting tor the same
r.,,u,.nv ~ Thin. aud hcHring that =
man n,nei Charles Dewey, va" y" ~
lifted. wanted = sub-ti'uirs u5ssSe" ny
self Ia mas clnthes ANT ou're' ~ S' "
his pia,e. he promised - pay ~. $50
but never gave me but STU ana ~ "
died while [ WAS in the army c"ui' no,
collect the balance. rhat = inc WY
became Known A. Charles Dewey AM :
did not have 10 pass ~ examination oe-
csu-e Dewey had already been exA'"
inei. nv husband's real name "xs
BENJAMIN n. Brown. but no enlisted -
Richard II. Irelsnd aud was known o.
thai name in tho army. We went to the
first hattie Of Bnli's Rum. rems'nen
with the regiment until WAS wounded
lust above the right foot 1t the nAt'ie o.
Autistam. when I went into me hos
pital corps, "a could not march any
moro. Nv husband was wounded q
The same battle and we we're together
most ~ the time until he died from TOE
Effects of his wound. We were ootn
wounded again st Mission ridge oy the
bursting Of = she'll, . piece Of wh'cn
struck me on the breast bone. ny nus
bands wound was worse than mine. 2
large piece Of Assh being torn on rom
his thigh by fragment Of the smell
After the war while was living At Tlmn'
Gen. Gibson. nv old commander, o.
tanned \ widows pension for me, when
was taken away after ! married M:
Hooker. He did not know that | served
IL his regiment - Charles Dewey, oe-
cause | drew the pension Is Elizsoesh
Ireland the widow OF Richard a Ire
land. Ny maiden name was Mary Z
Clark and wss well-known Ia Iimu
Al the time l served in the var Was
slender and had no trouble In passing -
q man In fact no one ever detected me
to my knowledge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

The uudersigoed having been restored
to health by simple means, after suner-
ing for several years with . severe long
affection, and that dread disease Con-
sum ptiOn, Il anxious TO make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
TO those who desire Il, be will cheer
fully send free Of charged . copy Of the
prescription used. which they Will hnd
sure cure for COnsnmp tiOn, Asthma
|Catarrh. BrOnchitis, and oil throat
and Lung Maladies. He hopes Oil suf'
ferers viii Try his Remedy, - Il y In
valuable. Those desiring the prescrip.
| ton. which will cost them nothing. and
lmay prove = blessing, Will plesse Cd
dress. REv. EDwARD A. WILSON, VII
|liamsburg. Kings county, New York.
nov 81 lsoo-H-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

A visit to the gas we'll was made Sum
day. The gas Was turned on. making .
roar like train of cars. and being light
Ell showed . blaze OF twenty or twenty
five feet. All strangers In our city
should be shown the well, that they may
spread il fame abroad. The way to
build town Il TO have confidence In u,
and lose no opportunity in allowing the
outside world to hear Of its advantages
No letters should leave Princeton which
do not state that We have natural gas. .
we'll as abundance Of coal and the Cal
ahops assured. Princeton Leader.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10
RIAL BTAYB AGENCY l
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent NJ
IRELAND. IND.


nc t0IiyWIUk Ntoi Etthlr SoT r1fSs
lss acres. ~ miles ssss q Hunting harg 20 ~
LOG hoass and barn. good orchard. good farm. Price
- rsr acre; easy terms
eaisisaen balance IN 'inbes, god frame horse -
barn. good erctsri. plenty ~ water Price eSo per
s<~s: half fo~n; balance on easy tesms-
Rouse and TO Isss = Hun'nshu.s ,.e rcsr. ssa s
|do~n. easy tonne for hslan-s.
farm ~ ia ares mile south Of ireland and
seur miles we-s - Jasper ssess g se.ss n esltss-
good frame house and ieg stable. very good farm.
Price ~ per acre; terms easy.
fcek ceres TX miles % ireland = cleared.
q ss ssss 10 srr.s Ds;ss ss.s lay: ss
Ne. last little rolling; enough good timber On -
pay forI .; plenty q -.ss.i nile q ass = - ss
Ance 10 one and too ysars ~ per csnt-
10 seses. miles fFe. vsIpen. n.e county. niiss
sssth IRON Ireland - sesss CLEARED balance -
YER xosd ssns hssss siA o. reous. sosd sssbls.
situated on God p.eie resd nsss sehssl - eesrce
g: e gre 80 dom. ss'sss' . vs1 80 .''
- sesss. * Mills norh west - Iss,asd. nnes
IeD Jaspss TIE god peds, 40 sesss ssare1 bal
sDes |. 900 timber sens iistie - isnd SOD I've
Ter. vsss1sd ssa end 49, ssishbssks'd. - pr
max sesss. sIsss - ssrss - euissvssies. ies
.,:s yea q isssss. = - ssss. sea eAssp isI.
ltssus very easy.
N serss ~ cleared - n essivasss - IN ~
=. n .s =: 49,, -. ssss az
sod sale e esc1vosiss 81 oa0s vsgy veil. niIes
vess u Irsles1. Pvios oseoe; tssns sssy- splss-
| al grain snd ssoch fasn vssy 6ssirsbls-
- seres sbsss - 1870 sasessd. gsed itsns heuse
ard good frame oora. GOD orchard, hsh poeo.
god little farm. ~ niiss ffen Dwell. snd niles
west efIrsland. - pr scre: tssns ~.
l ~ aerss % white river. niles nossA % Dwell.
30o - bssson, balance = BIN. - seres - d:aa-
ming. - oerss n - poplar an1 wete eak unoef
sno1eh timber 20 thsn hall pey eog lesDs 800
Ifrums boase. lssd lots and plsoy - Living sesss
A very god shrn. - per acre: terms easy
80 acrea - cleared, beance IN timber, 1ooo
- frame hoass. good nsv fFsne house. eose About
Elooo eood barn. GOOD yoang orchard. plenty OF vsser
art 81 the land brskes balance rolling. goco soti
Inc u he farm little worn. miles vest q Jsspes
public road. spiendh stock and grain isrn. PFses
Ieo pr hall down - easy tssms - balance
HOUSES AHD LON. WORTHWHILE.
good fFsns dwelling ssd sssFe hosse: bseh sine.
Iosv. scrs oslsnl. go esoecq snd plenty o. ~
DIsPoes. ana small fTais q en kiD6s y good paFt o
Itovn. HSics -; terms 10y; very dss'raoh pFop
IsRUL
DuslIine. barn. sscrs bose. 80 iess - rUsssrs
vilis god orchard sssss hooss slnsss ~. Two ste
rsss high sd - g. sod eesnesss - sneivine
fars svefyshing IN Gsod shape. and one d The oes pie
lee 80 ooashasn Indsns for store. rich fsrninI
couny eli aroand Rcod church and school end goo
Ipeople. Price ol.6oo ~ cash. and balance - q
Iasd twelve month"; seod chance for some one .
lgss GOD bargain.
April 10. 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

A bill II before the Illinois Legislature
providing that the man who does NOT
register for voting purposes shall oe
hned from s. to $25; and those men
Who fail TO vote after having registered
shalt be required 70 do jury duty. 6imi-
lar bills have been introduced 10 other
states. Thus, while the women are de-
manding the privilege Of . vote, Il e pro-
posed TO punish the men for not using
this privilege.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Subscribers to tho CouKIER who viii
pay ol.75 10 advance will be Furnished
the Jasper CoUniER and tho New AlbsDy
Weekly Ledger one year, postage fFee.
The Ledger u we'll known a. one Of the
best weekly papers In Indiana, full Of In
formation icr 81 glasses Of people. thor
oughly conservative N its tone, and
clean IN IT, moSals.-a good home paper
IN any family. The Jasper CoUnJRR 10
the same Il has been for years, scknovl-
edged the best American paper in ths
county, or those surrounding Il. IL gives
al The local news, besides : large
amount Of other rsadisg. Bring on your
el.75. and get al the reading you need
for tho winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

A correspondent a The North -
Agriculturist stat8 thst dandeho
psseuzo Srnn va1nsble food for CO.
md especially fur dairy ccws ~
yean go - I'D tvo nea1s- one ~
hw and Tho Oeher With : gruas 20
dandaaiunA Itwas fund thst wnen
cows vuD pus On - rid WITH nam
EhDe phnfs thdr yisd q milk 80
proved both IN quality and a.a''
Since then BE- has planted dandei-.
6elds ND down In grass IA m-.s
provo tho pasture, 80 the sae7
been beaEGcSA 49, 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Salem Democrat: The saloon keepers
OF Salem. under bond Of $50 among
themselves. have agreed not to sell In
toxicants on SUNDAY. under any circum-
stances. Doors will be locked and
blinds taken from The Windows. that all
may look 10 aud be assured that they
are acting IN good faith. The movement
is almost universally commended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Feathcrstone --.Is your sister 10 p
Little Willic-"Yes; but she's sewing
. button on coat and you may have .
long time 10 walt
Feathcrst0ne 81 don't SEQ why. Il
shouldn't take long to sew button on :
coat"
Little Willie-sIt does when there's :
I man in it,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Suit has been commenced 1t Bedford
for receiver for the Evansville, 5ey-
mour & Richmond railroad, one Of
Mackey's lines Charles Maddox re-
Gently got judgment against the road
for $1,000, and ths failure Of the com
pany to pay this Judgment Il the basis
Tor tho receiyership suit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

Wabash college has been presented
with $40 600 for additions 10 the library,
and the proceeds Of 5000 10 be used
In endowing q chair Of botany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-10

A Columbia City preacher suddenly
stopped In his sermon aud remarked :
.I.adios, give me your attention. l will
watch the door. and II anything worse
than man appears I will warn you In
time to escape"