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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30

BHriEg the last week we have had
some Of Lhe hardest rain storms we re-
liienlber ever to have seen--even in
Oregon.
The ground is Becoming thoreslghly
seaketi, and farmers here have stss-
pended plawingsill it settles somewhat.
a,he rOads are rapidly assuming mid
Win ter condition, and it lsehesvrs iall
who have nlncii travelling or hauling
70 CO TO get ittaone before they are ,ull
but impossible.
The lumber is most all sn the grouad
for the new M. e. South ehnscal at this
p iace. III the weather il savopable wrrk
VIII beginner it without delay, and we
iEay hope soon to have Is. house ofwor-
ship Of whith wemay jFstlyteel proud.
Wm- Plrn is building d snsall dwell
mig hause'on his land On Beaver creek.
I The latest excitement is cssslsedlby a
barge black bear rDnning at will
ahroaghtEelds and wrdaards- II has
heen mfking free with thelisast fruit Of
the @rchGTds Of MI. Midiest,dt andMr.
Nekon. When last seen, Saturday
Last, 1t was Oh the farms Of G. G. Moon.
MT. md Mrs. Newtgn Crsbtree and
family visited friends iin Albany Sat
urdayand Sunday.
sissMarv Freese calEed onFriends in
Lebaneal on saturday
srs.AA J Rapp and children lift
Ihursaay for their California home,
odrs& MoMn has just received intel
hgeBce Of the death other hyther, Jas
4 Ellictt, at Winters, california He
WAS manager @f the humber wards at
that place, and while eeuplinsa heavl-
N loaded lumber-car, was thrown b.
ltseatll The wheels, both Of wkich ran
oTer.his chest and arms. Destl was
instantaneous. Mr.. EfHntt's age was
~ s'esfs. He leaves a wife Mid one, \
Child and many warM friends, who
ARE ennlforted by the assurance that
tataagh death came unexpectedly IT,
f'AEfd him ready, fer in bis life he had
h0t neglected the -'one tkfng neeiful.n |
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sodavIlle.

Saa1i1 Cooper has his house IN JJitps "a
tlition under way. with eno,tgh car,,e ,,t.,,.
10 constitute d Quorum
! NJ n crsft Il ,,,,r,,, h, n.
N onY town and nm 5s'Is iyl'sl i !,
Ills 3honsa u,l,;ch II i u hn;,t /; ~ II.,,,s 81 3
dition y
! u,
.,, III. l"e lloM oos'ase ol Nilas- Elchler
son. Il nav receiv;na ~ naint H. ], l,, I'M.
bouse .p,ould K credit r. a,,.ba5,,,s =, . M
Y, ~ g 1 ~ ~
,.aa. 4.tl- Il I aitisn WI soon hase hls house
le'es 4, ~ ooeupahcy, Mr. y has built a
N
II. = : 't'.. llss uNellineoi Nm, smith IL the
~ y l'aft y Town Is ready for the shingles.
S%v ls'o'''', z ''ie scilooi mas been taught
,S p. i II o,ine'ls has reached hfty-tour.
tfna.g s's, p.'plis alp 'eaeher are al working
t'seviier hafhloniously 70 make the school
S-s' III ",''S'' y \ y every particular
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MOUNTAIN ECHOES.

ala nristo, aa.,
,.Nn W,H !. nrlslui .p @ sslsys iask out for COO
Rsv ps.,'.,,',1 s., nm ''''Vs'sn.
,,,,as, \, i,owaAtiiasl, e sai, q oodasille
s,sseSls' sas'cu'''' 4u'9li'''l'l -faomc On lasl
I'~'s'
AT, Az ~ Tucker and wife, Of aa
eonaS, were tne grestsof n. >. Wooden
lasl saturday and Sunday
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PRINEvILLE NEWS.

l. 4
The streets of Prineville have pre-
scented y liyeller appearance this week
Than for many months.
The A. Q u, Lodge ofEhis place viii
celebrate the anniversary OF the order
on Monday evening, November I'd.
The PrBneyille Touring mills have
long been silent, but the welcome
mllsic of their turning wheels was
heard this week.
0.C. Maxwell and j. j. Smith, ID
sisters, were In town Wednesday. Mr
Maxwell was making final proof oE
his prescription.
a.. %. Bedell m,d family passtsl
through town the first Of the week,
returning from the Willamette valley
70 their home Oh Silver creek.
Howard 4 Baldwin brought $50
head of beef cattle down from the
Beaver range this week. They will
startsthem to market III a few days.
HIS. Hichards. 81 Camp Creek, re-
turned from the Willamette valley last
week, accompanied by his parents
who will make Crook county their
home.
Nhe town authorities intend repair
ing the bridge sacross Crooked river,
and Marshal Palmer has been warning
outroad work for this purpose.
Nolney Shrum, Of Cherry cEaek, was
IN town this week. He is suffering
from rheumatism, and attends trying
the curative aUalities Of Abbptt,s hot
springs.
u. g. HassieT, who was i'm town the
first of the week, reported work pro
crossing on ti4e hig Beaver creek irri-
eating ditch. He thinks ta will be
completed ia tkale to irTigate next sea-
SONS crop
n. i. Lacy NJ Antelope, Auicided In
Hire Dalles siR the l@Sh by shooting
himself Through the heaa He left i
note saying be had becemeal slave to
whisky, and lEae had lost itsslttractious
u Hhin.
JAS, M Blstkely, Of Waalewa county,
Is In town, daseIhaving ~ ease in the cir
cuiteaurt, aahiich has aseil sending for
number af swars, having grown out
of asuit wlsgn be w&s shsriff of this
county six salas ago
lAn Of Cr@eknountySs ex-sheriffs who
are Hving--Jas. M, BasiSeay,.J. N. Viii
hanson aria .%ohn Combs were in
town hist MeFiHay. Itwas Eot exactly
al ax-sherifi's 'sMeunieaa- they just hap
.penea g hellaEe on tiaat day-
~ y learnad aom PARTIES n no reside
az Mitchell tssstt McDonalds.who cut Of
stephenson's eaf at that place recently,
was to,some s&bent justsfiab8e III doing
what he did, stephenson having al.
sanltedAhinl, ANA Mcdonald acted in |
self-defense.
lhefaad between Trout creek and !
iiav creek h said 10 be in very bad con-
ditt0ll, -Stage diivers and messengers (
tdtteriy.of its condition. ana
will get itlto the@ool Of thesEpervisor
Of that'distriet Aaless be makes some
heededrenairs t0 tae road.
Postlnaster Howard has received no
lttleatian ftom the postal department
NAT q duly serEce--s evenvtinles a
Nasli-- -wjllssoon be put ON the Prime
1lIle ana palles fnala line. Now IL the
ohte can be changed back OH the Cow
'atYon rnass, Prinevilleites Ayill be
lappy,
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SWEET HOME JoTTlNGs.

George Rowell and his daughter,
Miss Ollie, left for California few days
ago, where they go for their health.
Cyrus Barr and Miss Lulu Hamilton
were united Ia the holy bonds of mat
rimony few days ago. The writer
with a host Of friends to the high con
tracing parties wish them long and
happy journey through life.
Ashur Hamilton, with several others,
was working the road last week, which
was needed very much. The "river
road below here is almost impossible.
Mrs. George Miller and little girl
have been on the '.sick list'' for a few
days, but not serious.
Mr. John Hearn, we learn, is OH the
"sick list.n
Rev. Clapp, Mormon preacher who
was here last spring, returned one day
last week and preached at the hall
Sunday at II and $3.50 o'clock.
We learn there was shooting ARRAY
near the McKinnon ranch ene day last
week, il which Mr.. McKinnon shet
.Ar- Atkerson in the leg below the
knee, We have not learned the par,
ticulars yet.
Jud MaleS was in last Saturday; aIso
Mr.. Philpot,
We have heea told Mr. Steinprandt
Who fought in the Mexican war, sIeeps
absrt twenty-two hours out Of eyerv
tweiity-four haars. "A
Deputy Sheriff went up to the Nh.
klnnen ranch and arrested DR.. WeKin.
non for shooting Mr. Atkerson. They
came to Sweet Home Saturday night
ana put up at the Independent Hotel.
Walter Hous and Frank Burnett
started 70 Albany Sunday, where thev
20 to attend court.
Grandma Moss has been very sick
for the last few days
.Mr William Connect fran near
Albany, has bought IS acres ~ lana
from Hugh Harris and has moved into
15he house vacated by JohL Arnes, Wr
-Arnes having moved to his new house
. mile west Of town.
Mr.Skelton has moved to bis new
heine, purchased from Cllas. Simmons
h'Sf a mile northeast Of town.
Me were informed that Joe Arnes
was baptized by Rev. Clapp into the |
W ornlon Church, Monday.
Steve Phillips passed through town
Monday, on hls way to subpoena VIII
lesses 90 the McKinnon trial and W.
armed Tuesday with quite a number
n witnesses.
AL Mr. Hainer of this place, has sold his
aihl y, q g party from Oregon City. Do
!, io' khow what M, Hainer is going to
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TJNo.
Santiam Whispers.

Mr. Philips, Of Mountain Home,
passed through Opossom Hollow one
day this week. IN
Mr. Phipps, Of Southern Oregon.
s'i, ,soirinefiy of this place, is visiting
friends and relatives.
When Mrs. Shelton and son were
coming tS home from Lebanon last week
w ~, iront Of their hack broke down.
paI neither We're seriously hurt.
The readers Of the LEBANON En-
NESS ,,S were quite disappointed last
Week, ~ their papers did not reach
them until Tuesday Of last week
PARROT.
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AZ parties having claims against the
construction department Of said canal.
ellilef for material Or labor furnished,
and not adjusted BY due bill Or other.
wise, viii hand in their claims On or
before >. the ninth day of Nov, 1891, @
Thos- Price, Contractor, and III, VI
Miller Secretary ofsaid company.
THos. pRIpE.
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Contractors Notice.

The contract for the building Of 4
church house in sodaville, Lynn Coun,
y, Oregon, will be let to the lowest
oidder. The specifications and draw.
iogs can be seen at Rev. f. r. Thomp-
sons o. Monday, Nov. 2, 1891, and
until Sat, Nov. 7, 1891, at which time
tlle contract will be let The commit
zee retaine The privilege of rejecting
any or all bids. 4
II. e. THOMPSON.
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r. Hiatt was in Albany yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Donaca visited The coun-
ty-seat this week.
Attorney "A. F. Stowe Is in Albany
this week.
Miss Ada Miller left this morning for
McMinnvlle Oh a visit,
Judge Miller was in Albany yester-
day.
Mrs. G. III. Ralston is in Albany this
week, visiting her sister, Mrs. McClain,
who Is very sick.
On Wednesday, Norman Smit b
bought Chas. Miller's interest in the
drug store. Norman is now sole pro
prietor We wish him success.
1t is a matter Of some Inconvenience
to be suhp@naed as q witness for the
Circuit Court, as some Of our business
men found out this week.
From present indications this will be
d long term Of Circuit Court, there be-
ing several isi..r il. J ortant jury trialss
Mr. Thos. ]. overinail, Tie popular
harness maker, arrived in Albany
Sunday noon, accompanied BY his
bride, Miss Minnie Bishop. They will
reside at Mr. Overman's home in The
First Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Overman
have the best wishes Of d host Of friends
for happiness and prosperity, Of which
they deserve an abundance.
The program for the dedication Of
the Lebanon Baptist Church IS rs FOL
lows; sunday, Nov. lst, ia. NJ. Ser
mon BY Rev. A. J. Hunsaker. of rnae
pendence, Ore; P.M., basket dinner
at church; 9 F. NJ, Dedication sermon
by Roy. g. N. Hill, Of Portland. 7,so
I. y sermon by Rev. Geo. w. Hill
q Albany. A cordial invitation L ~
tended to all.
frem the Guard we learn that there
= genuine case Of leprosy III Lane
The unfortunate victim ID Il
4. baocock, who lives in the McKin.
sle district about half mile north u
'he Mcklnzie bridge. Arrangements
rave been made for his isolation IA
GOD will be left ata convenient placs
" we aHilcted man. He is a young
nan ORA years and was pronounced !
suspect IN Honolulu four years apo.
Mr. A. ., Hart, Of, San Francisco.
,lrector and assistant manager, apd
~ l. y Hicks, Gent ACT. for Oregon
y we Pacific States Savings, Loan and
ulldlng 90, Of San Francisco are
lsitlng Lebanon for the purpose Of es-
Iblishing q local branch IF their ~
he he Pacific States is the largest and
ost successful Building and Loan Al,
citation in the West, having over
pOo depositors, with a subscribed can
y Of over "a $,5O0,000 and assets Of over
10000. The object Of this company
% AID people in house building by
anlng money for that purpose 1t 4
v rate Of interest and easy monthly
payment Of principal and interest,
out the equivalent Of rent, and ID
Fnlsh those who wish to invest a
a'l portion of their monthly income
lere it will be absolutely safe and At
! same time earn the largest possible
'ltiMate rate Of interest, ali oppoftv-
y SO 70 DO. This ca. has loaned
y $4,000 in Portland and since June
nearly $4,000 nj Salem having
y the cause IN the latter city of the
elton Of seventeen houses during
tperiod. Messrs Peterson d Car
9 nave been appointed lneal agents
his 70 and will he pleased To al,
y the system to those desiring
ler Investment or loans.
& N
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CUMBERLAND PREsBy TERRAIN
CHURCH There will BE the regular
services here Sabbath. The pastor has
returned home and will be in the pub
pit II. Il. THOMPSON Pastor
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b0y you an acre IN Ralstons addi.
Won and build your wife nice house.
Save rent aud be happy:
JEFFERSON u GARLAND:
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Albany ore,

MT, Q. H Ralston was IN Alban
this week, attending court.
w q Peterson was in the COUNT,
seat this week.
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cAndna Csy .Sor. Pitchers csstorla'



The wife Of u. Sanders IL very low
with pneumonia q present.
The Normal school q Dubois began
Monday. with Miss Katie Hays = iu-
structures. A large attendance u *
pected.
We wonder n james Abel he's not
made mash on some Of Union Valley 9
pretty girls. IS W sec him pass every
sunday. o say, Mr.. Smashsr. We ere
aware OF you being great fortune teller,
but w never knew before that you could
tell the very thoughts Of man. So BE- i
with giants.
Mr.. Andrew Lane and his sister Rolls
came here Sundsy 70 attend school thi'
spring.
No one Was present st the graduates
examination 1t Dubois on the 2lst Inst.
We presume Il WAS too bad . day.
The great trader and dog dealer 4
still Il the good work. Although draw.
| ing near ssscssing tisne be works tn
| harder. We presume be u thinking o
going into the tannory business.
4 lev ipdIviduals must bear IL mind
| that pups will Be- dogs this sprine, ~ oul
assessor lives too close 20 DO deceived.
Wc wonder IL Al gets drunk o.
brauch water, II 60 be must have had I
high lonesome time this week, % b
could not want Tor water.
RArrLsR.
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HieAs q al . Iavsans PoverU Govt Report Aug ~ ssea
Re-! B Bsxsssr
ABSOLUTELY pUpR


OgWC4A 0tsAAo<A1 s1Co
We are having rsis. wind, and cloudy
weather. "The Hon soareth."
Quite number Of our citizeus are a.
hicsed with d grippe.
Our old comrads. Jas. r. 6canland,
has been granted pension.
In ny last items should have said
that tho childrsns' prayer meeting VA
conducted By Mrs. Eliza Patton, iastesd
Of Mn. Lucy Gray; hence The correc-
ten.
Ripley eayder claims = have taken
The "belt" from Curran Dillon . cham
pion "hoss sWoppes." He will have 10
hustle Il he wears Il long.
Married, on Tuesday tho l7th inst. q
the residence or our worthy neighbor.
Jss. Mclaughlin. Mr.. Charley Rose to
MisG Ara McLaoghlin. Quite anumbcr
Of Invited guests were present AMER
the feast " ist things the newly welded
couple repaired 20 the residence Of ths
groom's father. orr big frlends Joe Rose
whore they were treated % = oerensde
with tin pans, tin horns. rattle traps and
other Instruments Of like character
My they live long and prosper.
! wish some one would learn Thee
dore Craig how 20 spell little better
be has Il Boyer, for Rover, Chick fo'
Cheek, &c. bAxIL DUKE.
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Dayls creek hes been on : 'hIgh."
Granville Elkins, who received SOY
pension and moved to Bloomington, ls
now moving back TO Columbis.
w Elkins and Adolphus smith are
building store house here.
NJ. Grant Simmons wae esen - The
vicinity Of Knoxville. We know NOT
what IL Ne looking for, but we have
boen informed that be was looking out
place for I race ring and two ash-pouds.
He ave this would BE- : good business,
and one that nobody else = into.
Mr.. r. 4. says he IL going 70 study
Law under Lawyer Pugh. NJ. Pugh q
- sble orator and knows - much NV
~ anv man, and Mr.. N. would do well
70 study under him.
". Sanders 10 recovering from his Ill
ness. but In his stoad his daughter Mar
Raret took very lick with fever.
There will DO wedding 10 orr couo'
~ coon, Joseph Crsbtree 70 Sylvani.
White. He has routed : house ent
wanted Ben 70 20 after tho license !as
saturday, but il rsincd, and Joe vas Dis
appointed. oAAshhs'
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ALBEIT u BoAsEEr. EDWARD 1oHsh21
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS

BoHSzRr BRoTnEss having purchased
he above wcIl-known Mills, have had
them thoroughly ovcrhsuled, and arc
nov prepared to mako tho best
Patcnt Roller Flour
ever made IN Dubois county. TAs
Pearl Belle Il strictly . straight grade
Of first quality. Our Family Flour u
: brand that for rs quality canrot % o.
called. We solicit tie custom Ct Farm
ers. and viii DO ready ~ All times 20 ~
change flour for wheat a. the bighes
market price. \.
BRING us YoUR WnRAf, snd We vii
|pay you cash al The market will allow
4 CORN MEAL always On hand . sel
|or exchange. Bran and shirstrn ~ ~
Lowest market price. Give us nia
land we will Try 10 rlcaso you
Mills on tho North slds Of Jasper o.
IlSth and Lii streets.
ROHyERT BROTHEE4s
jasper. Nov. z, l690.-y.
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Subscribers 10 The CouRikR Who will
nav ATS Ia advance will be furnished
ne jasper COURIER and The Now Albany
Weekly Ledger one year, postage rec
The Ledger = well known ~ ono Of The
bcst weekly papers ID Indiana, full Of ju'
for I'll glasses Of people, thor.
ourhly conservative n its tone, and
clean n its morals - good home paper
~ any family. The Jasper CoukiER 4
me same Il has boon for years, scknowl'
edged Che bosk American paper In ths
county. or those surrounding X. II give'
All tho local news, besides large
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The 20th "Uncle Toms Cabin" 80
years old.
a years to day sisce the fall Of Vera
Cruz.
NJ. I. L. Harden Il still suffering
from rheumatism.
Mr.. Thos. Ksllams It this writing
seems 70 Be growing worse. nr. Kel-
lsms' health hes been falling for some
time.
At present tho indicator points % :
1ne wheat crop.
A. q. Stewart and Son have taken
quite = number Of orders for The mil
wsukee Harvester and Binder"
We learn that our friend @. J. Evrard,
|is soon TO build and DO one among %.
Ireland opons her arms wide to receive
ell god men.
The ANAL boy IL soon to be eeen with
biz pockets full Of colored eggs.
The Langdon Bros, OF Narengo, a.
sisted BY Nenian Dillon, OF THE place,
are painting the q. r.. church.
Our worthy Trustee. =. n. Payne. con-
Quoted the examination here tho 2lss
inst.
CO.. Evrard bas finished pspering the
| Masonic hall, which presents very nice
appearance. This IL unquostionably thu
best papered ball 10 town.
| Aris. Stewart left for Petersburg We'd
nesdAy, 10 work the Binder trade. Stew.
art knows how to handle the " Waukee.
Ireland Post G. A. r. was mustere(
(into service Saturday evening, with tn
following ofIicers:
Commander. A. N. Thomas; Vic
Com. Justice Burlingsm; Jr. Vice Com
a. h. Stewart; Officer Of The day, The
IC. Johnson Quarter Master, W. r
n Kellams; ASH Quar-. BENZ. Dillon Al
. IjutAnt, ]. b. Slater; Chaplain, s. 3
Henry.
i The G. G. Of the u. 8. Imp'd O. II y
has set apart ST. Tsmmany day (May u
land designated the same, "Red men
day" and requests that the various tribe
: Throughout the United States do homo
Ito the great chief OF the Lemi-lenap
Tamanund. The 20 members Of WyaE
: dotto tribe are making arrangements 4
the day.
The council Of tho daughters Of Pocl
/. hontss will entertain their friends On 4
evening Of the 18th.
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white river d on another boon.
Nicholas Harris' fhmily are not much
better.
The whistling OF Z steamboat, on
White river. surprised the natives Of
Buncombc last week.
We don't want 20 write anything 10
insult any one, but you know "A little
nonsense now and then. is reiishsd BY
the best Of men."
Tho funeral sermons Of brother Henry
Is. Goslin, Mrs. Goslin, and Mrs. Madden
will be preached at this place on the 9Th
|SsBday 10 April
The "FarmcrsD are talking Of Building
y large store house in this neighborhood
for the purpose Of keeping . general A.
sortmcnt Of dry goods, groceries, etc.
Why not build the Harris and Winein-
|Rer blacksmith shop, advocated 90
strongly b. those gentlemen last spriog,
Ials07
John HufEer, The young man % badly
hurt BY ; runaway team some slme ago'
lie slowly improving.
The +. II. B. Lodge at this place 10 In
creasinr ID Membership. Many Of The
|old membsrs Who got mad durieg The
camoaIen ere ihlling il line. both demo-
crats and republicans. IL they will lei
politics alone they msy accomplish some
thing.
| dreamed the Other night Of being II
foreign land, surrounded BY animals d
i avery description, screaming and growl.
IND furiousiy. I heard cne lonesome
voice longer aad louder than al the rest
and wondering what kind Of 90 animal
Iit was, l started 70 investigate, when e
Inv .snrprise the object Of my dream
|changed from 90 animal to man. load
led down With great bags Of pepper, and
liz bic hand he held copy Of the Jasper
lOouRrEs. containing 40 article from tht
pen 81 s't]ister Sallie.7 He demanded Il
Tones equal 70 the roaring lion, that
never mention bic name again. Iawok'
land found Nancy crying = u her hear
would break; esked her what she W
Icrvine fer. che aid, "Becaase you calle,
Inc noble brothor, thou ast lamb. eto.
II ~ Dory much fsiGAtoued about =!
dream until saw the doctor after con
7 versinR awhile ho asked mo 10 loan hin
! Inv paper this week. Then be measures
1.-The distance between % with the Colder
: rule. called me good boy Billy" and 9th
Ter nice things, sang the good old song
LAS We take our homeward journey
slThus We parted, al smiles and sunshin'
! j. w. McCraney he begun the sprin
4 Improvement, By erecting martin BOZ
q Hoping every enc viii keep the
on, and especially q Ssbbal
Z lschool. I am still your humble servau
BILLY LARK.
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Rev. r. M. 8hrout Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound: Kan,
avs: IL feel Il my duty 20 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. ~ Lungs were badly
disoased, and ny parishiouers snoughe
could live only ! few weeks. ltook ~.
bottles OF Dr. king's New ID scovery and
am sound and we'll, gaining 26 lbs. 10
weight"
Eoits Combination. writes: after q
thorough trial and convincing evidence
/ An confident DR.. Kings New Dis
covery fsr Consumption. boats EN- 81
and cures when everything else falls
The greatest kindness ! can do my many
thousand friends - 10 urge themOto Try
it, FREQ trial bottios at Martin Fried
mans Drug Store. Regular sizes 6oc
and 500. :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-27

PHRxrx BUILDING AND LoAx.-The at-
tenti0n Of stockholders IL directed 70 the
notice il another column OF their annual
meeting for the purpose Of electing OH
cers. We are indebted 20 The energetic
secretary, Mr.. g. w. Gramslspacher, for
statement showing the prosperous
financial condition Of the organization. II
carries 25O shares Of 500 each. It has
made Is loans, aggregating s., 200. upon
which the premiums amount 20 e65s.t6,
thus adding es.2l 10 the value Of each
share, and making the valuc Of shares
now about $50 each. The loans have
generally been male to working mer
lwho have built themselves homes will
! The money, and thereby improved M
town. A home building and loan Or
ganizaiIon hiss that material advantage
over any outside one.