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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
Another Avenue Open to woman

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, March IA pretty
Italian woman, female detective from
New York city, named Antouette Bee
uni Is here with Bernita Bernardo.
hunting for the latter's fatherless hus-
band, Giuseppe Bernardo. Antonette is
about 30 years of age, dresses In fine
style. talks, English nucntly, aud held a
conference with Police Inspector William
McAieese. She was detailed for this
work by Inspector Byrns, Of New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A BALLOT reform bill which ls a modi-
hcation Of the Australian ballot law, has
passed both branches OF the California
legislature.
ITALIAN Contract Labor Inspector An
tonic Cichin appeals 10 New York au-
thorltles To protect him from the dread
order OF the Malta, which seeks his life
because OF his having returned contract
Italians
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March II. - The
United States minister has delivered 70
the Porte the formal invitation OF the
United states asking Turkey TO be rep
resented at the worlds fair at Chicago
IN 1898. 10 Is believed that the Porte
will accept the invitation, bat some time
must elapse before an official reply viii
he given
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

CHICAGO, March IA receiver has
been appointed for the Thorn Publish
ing company and for the international
Publishing house. "A number OF Good
Templar organizations and well-known
temperance advocates, including Frances
T.. Willard, were stockholders and are
made defendants In the proceedings
The liabilities are small. about slI. 900,
bnt greatly exceed the assets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

NEw YORK, March lin the Tombs
police court to-day were Joseph Bardon-
dessa and twelve Russian cloak makers.
who were arrested late last night for at
tacking Herman Greenbaum and his
family at Jamaica, l.. l., Monday night.
when Mrs. Grcenbaum was brutally as
saulted and her son burned with vitriol
The prisoners were handcuffed together
and taken Co Long Island City.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

SACRAMENTO. Cal, March 1.-THE
first balloting In the state senate for
United States senator resulted: Estee, la
FELTON,. Z; DoYoung, A Ostrom, demo
cFat. 10; scattering 7. In the assem- bly,.
DeYouDg, Is: Estee, 13; Blanchard. o;
FELTON,, o; ostrom, democrat. 10: scatter
ing. 10. As no choice was made BY
either branch both houses will meet In
joint session to-day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
An Editor IIe Would Hs.

MIssEArpLIs, March IA company
headed by w. j. Murphy, OF Grand
Forks, N. ID, has purchased the Mime
apolis Tribune from Alden j. Blethen for
100000. IL Is stated that rs senator
Pierce, of North Dakota will take edi-
torial management OF the paper.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March Il.-Sena-
tor Russ. OF the joint committee on in
yestigation OF Treasurer Noodruf's ac-
counts, states that the eA-treasurer is
short about 100000 In addition to the
admitted defalcation. Certain script be-
longiEg 10 several counties il missing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
BLOODY SUICIDE.
+. A. GALE. CANTON BANKER
AND POLITICIAN.
lie shot Himself In the Merchant's Hotel
m This CITY This AuerBoon--A Letter
Explaining the Rash Act-Board of Trade
Speculation Caus, a a..

L. A. Gale, u banker OF Canton, 5. d..
and prominent democratic politician
committed suicide by shooting in hi.
room at the Merchants hotel at 2:45 thi.
afternoon
a ~ ut and Cry.
At 2;45 one of the girls who works i'm
the hotel heard pistol shot i'm one
OF the rooms ON the SECOND
door OF the hotel. She was near the door
and moment after the firing she heard
faint cry She Immediately went to
the office and notified Mr. Fowle Mr..
Fowle ran up stairs and into the room
occupied by Mr.. Gale. He was horrihed
70 see Mr.. Gale lying on the floor. the
blood flowing from wound ia the left
temple. Death Wnst have been instan-
taneous, for aIe was extinct when Mr.
Fowle arrived
The dead man lay on his right side,
and near his hand lay 44-caliber revoke
yer with one chamber empty. He had
hndressed before taking his life and had
put on nightshirt
Acting Corsner Foley was notified aud
turned the body over to c. T Westcott,
undertaken.
His LAzt Letter.
On the table in the room was found N
sealed letter addressed To Robert Fowlc
as follows.
SIOUX CRY, March II, 1891. Dear Robert
Fowle; have lost all my fortune on the
board OF trade In Chicago and do not want
70 live any longer. You have always been
as brother 10 me and my darling wife
whom leave behind Have care for her
ana never let her know what Is uukindness
IA the hour Of her bereavement ! leave
life insurance policy for sI5. 900, which will
take care for her. Hoping TO meet you In
the other world am Yours Fraternally,
+. A. GALE
Mr. Fowls's statement.
Robert Fowle was so much affected
that for time be could not make
statement to a TINES reporter. Finally
he said:
MIR Gale came to the city Yesterday.
He was down n-hearted and told
me how he had lost all his
fortune on the beard OF trade
In Chicago. This afternoon he called
me up to his room and told me further
regarding his financial troubles. When
left the room he requested me 10 send
him up some paper and ink ! complied
with his request This was about fifteen
minutes before he fired the fatal shot.
am 200 much affected 10 talk further |
20 you now. except TO say that he was a |
good man and husband and true |
friend
The Deceased.
r. A. Gale was well known ID financial |
and business circles In Sioux 1lty. For |
years he was the leading citizen OF Can |
ton, ,. d, and was at the head OF the |
national bank there. Some few months /
ago he sold his bank and entered the |
board of trade In Chicago. His last let |
ter tells OF his result lie was for years |
one OF the leading democratic politicians /
Of the territory and state and represented /
his county in the legislature.
Mrs. Gale NossHrd.
Mr.. Eowle at once notified Mrs. Gale. |
who Is In Canton, of the death OF her
husband. She will arrive In the city this
evening
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

TnEhE Il a mad dog scare at Johns,
Pa, and every canine In the town has
been, or viii be killed fine bird dog
was seized with the rabbies and bit
several children, also ali the dogs and a
number Of valuable cattle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

THos. JEWELL, the weil-known aero
nant has died at his home In Springfield,
ILL.,, from the effects OF blow u the
stomach given him by VIM. Wafer, a
hack driver
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
The Illinois Legislature Ends
It's Tedious Deadlock by
Electing a Senator.
John M Palmer, the Democratic Can
dldate, Chosen by Aid of Two
Independents.
Chicago Aldermen Have Spasam of
Reform at the Treasurers
Expense

SPRINGFIELD, March il.--On the lirst
ballot In the Joint assembly this after
noon John Nj. Palmer was elected United
States senotor 10 succeed Chas. b. Far
well
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12
Then They shouted.

Deafening applause from the democratic
side and galleries greeted this announce
ment When silence was restored
JOINT committee OF seven was appoiE ted
20 notify Gen. Palmer OF his election
The committee returned with the ssna-
tor-elect, who was greeted with great
applause. Speaker Crafts INTRODUCED
him
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

T. A. Gale, banker OF Canton, =. D..
and prominent democratic politician.
committed suicide by shooting in his
room at the Merchants hotel at 2:45 this
afternoon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-12

Mrs. Gale Notified

Mr.. Fowle at once notified Mrs. Gale.
who Is In Canton, of the death OF her
husband. She will arrive In the city this
evening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
Tor President.
ISAAC A. GRAY. Of lndiana.
For Vice President.
HORACE BOIES. Of low.

lha- isfhe ticker that he Democrat.
So NJ" success with next ,esr. The
psr.'y must remember IL i princinle.
snf men ~ harmony with those min
c'nleS INST The largest b.r Of voters
are looking for now Eastern men sre
none ~ them in harmony with Demo
cratic principles. and The ticker shonls
ne tAEen from states ihsf wiil sunport Il.
inere y No more probability of Demo-
ers's carving Massachusetts fo- Pre.;.
cent thsn there i or Vermont Or Penn
s~yivAnls. while with an sxclnsiyelx
western ticket and sn honest ns1rform
ne West wlll nearly Al wneet info .in.
ror Tree roinsge. lower rsxas s,r;r,
economy. and Equal Justice 10 III msn
exclusive privileges 10 mons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

The hone and ex3sctstsfion "a sras,
and undisgui~ediy manifested - ~.
pubiie&n politicians, INST the hcrsa ~
representatives with IL orerw In;
siic meiorify. would he certsjn
70 Ao something that would alarm ne
business Interests Of The country. ana
'nuS Nid the Republicans 10 the nex,
p~'esiHenuei campaign. ia likely 10 be
iu'n.e-siy destroyed. ii the uftsrsnces ot
ieaulng Democrats Of the house msv he
eccepfed ~ . criterion. The election n
Juugc crisp 70 the Ereakersb;n ~.
xreniiy inspired Democrats cfa prudent
turn OF mind with confidence IN rha IN
ture success and glory or the Denorrs,;.
party. a prominent Democratic mem
Der 81 tie house gives thi. assuring ~.
line cf what Is likely 70 h. done :, 49,.
present session As 10 the oena-st a.
icy Of the house II will BE- cons.rv.,;rs
Inc congress will be economical. but
nos pArsimonious. There will be 4 de-
Siied resc'ion from the prodigsl expsn.
ui'nre 81 me billion dollsr congress. but
sttne same time ample provision will
oe maue ior The expenses OF govern meut
economically administered Nothing n
radical character will be done in The
way Of tariff legislation. No genera
tarin measure will be passed. not aIors
for The reason that the senate and Prasi-
dent are sgainsf ns. but because The r.m-
per Of the Democratic majority favor.
conservatism. Bills will be introduced ]
and passed remedying some Of the more I
objectionable features Of the McKinley !
Dill ~ J. not improbable tha, wool and
~ maierisls generally m.v be placed
on me Tree s.st. A large section or the |
hepnolicsn senators would support sucb
IL these bills are passed IT, I
ssrin VIII not he 90 much OF an issne i i
campaign OF next fall. am onite I
that The work OF tbis congress I
ny oe pleasing 10 the people. ana viu
Pc he forerunner Of Democratic uece.s b
y tne mex presidential election.- &
south Bend Times. J
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

:. II. Clifford. New Cassei. wis. wa,
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism. his Stomach was disordered. al,
Liver was sifccted 10 an alarming de.
appetite fell away. and be was ter.
Iioly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,.
nsd arunning sore on bis leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric B.tters and seyen boxes Of
Arnica Salve. and bis leg Il
and well. John Speaker. Ca.
Az "a. D, bad i've large Fever sores on
ne leg, doctors said he was incurable.
Jne bottle Electric Bitters and one boz
juckien's Arnica Ssive cured him en-
rely Sold at Martin Friedman's Drug
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor;a.

Coon ADvicE The Editor ~ the ~.
Branch Io~s, Record. give N. $500
some good advice We have used gh.m.
berlains Congh Remedy IN our family N
cases " sudden ool.is ma - .brc.f .ra
hnd y Al that il claimed fir IL. one hpttle
or r. ~ tAken according "a directions MI
ereci q cure il any ordinary Csc Ana $40
the erperse ~ large doctor BILL. Esp4cIsllv
we recommend il in families xbere I'M
children arr threatened nth croup. 4. Y
Sili Afori immedirte relief. iftaken N tine
~hich can always b. ions 1.-THE medicine .
~ hand. - w are convinced Il shou1l
y. For sale BY , +. sab, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
Inc Indiana School Company
Haven't Been Absorbed.

a morning newspaper Monday an.
oounced the absorption OF the Indians
school book company ~ Van Anfwarn.
brsgg = Co., Of Cincinnati. which len
ne furnishing Of the school books II
tn's state 70 the concern which hsd =
thriving ouslness here before the school
poo law Was passed. In an Interview
WITH The Sun Ed. Hawkins. genera
manager OF the Indiana said
b consolidation OF the LEADING
school book companies of the connfrv
wss accomplished shout two vears 400
While the organization borgh. ! con.
'Io''ing interest IN the Standard pub
Iisning company, Il did not get control OF
.ne p~sftcnlsr books in use in this STATE.
" Zen the Indiana school book company
ms1e ~ nve years' contract for the con-
troi o. The books in toe State II then
made provision for further control II n
wished 70 AZ for their readopfion. Van
Antwerp. Brsgg < Go. have been swat
lowed up by rbe American book com
pany, and hence are not p~uDl;shin0
for u or anybody else. 4. she
morning paper ha- it. The Indiana
company ha- contracts with Publishing
hoDsas in several cities. II fact n, Z
getting books published where Il can eet
me best prices and quickest deliverv.
10 taking bids recently for Immediate
delivery . publishing house in Cinc;n.
natl was lowest bidder. conseouen,Ix
ne house hiss made some Of The book
hat are being shipped here now. The
Indiana company il controlled now a. n
when u was organized by the incor- 4
porstors, who were al Indiana men. I,lt
Eiii DC 90 controlled in the future - i:lt
- no stock TO sell 20 anybody. The Il
'nDy right books adopted recently are the ID
ole property OF the Indiana school book /
'ompsny. and were prepared. ~ IL l. Q
veii known. BY Indiana authors Tbev
re being placed in the schools n oresf .
Quantities snd are giving the best salts
action The readers. arithmetic. and
Biographies fhst met with such opposi-
on by the old trust when first adopted
re 0 satisfactory 10 the people. There.
hardly : school incorporation in the I
tate but that i using them exclusively
ne price fixed BY Law Il saving all.
'ofe tnan % per cent on the originate ID
'sf 81 school books 70 the people Of In "a
D croskers needn't Be uneasy. y
= the proper time We will be ready folat
Irnish books q one-half the price tbe
q trust asked. We have pot rs Or eOl
2 loads Of books in this State This wear.
e are ~furnishing 10 out OF II book
q are being used. Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

The celebrated Lafsrty case, which IA
creating general excitement BY reason
o. the eminent ounseI employed and
the large amount involved, has again
been continued. II is set for trial March
>, iSs2, al Princeton. The continuance
y said 70 have been caused BY the seri-
Illness OF John Z. Lsmb'e mother.
be being one Of the attorneys for the
Il Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
Children CRY for Pitchers Castoda.

Coon Lex M Gideon Mor4hou..
tbe energetic msnsger Of the Doamx
cosl mines - Evanston. Spencer county
vas ~ jasper yesterday. getting I mar.
rage license 70 celebrate Chri.tmss ~
married 70 Mrs Eliza carn.h.n-
ine LorEiER Joins numerous frirnds TT
wishing them not only : merry Christ
mss but : merry life. and : pressing re-
cessiis for More house" room ii coming
time. The CorKfER will help cheer
hem next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

Henry b. Williams. OF Rochester. bss
secured the approval OF the Pullman psl-
ace car company Of his invention for the
application Of ball bearings on railway
csr lournsls which wil greatly lessen
the friction and increase The speed az
'Fs'ns Experiments hsve been made
with one o. the c0mpsny's g5ndols cars
% vhict the new bearing Journals we're
stfschef with satisfactory results Ia
the Pullman wards this car. which
weighed 1900 pounds. w.s heavily
loaded and when fitted with bell bear
lng Journsls. one man pushed II song
ne trsrk With the grestest ease. II IN
Slaimed thi- Invention will creste a rev..
button 10 the speed sven OF fssf frain-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
Drunkrnne-~ or. she Liquor Habit Posi.
lively Cured by Admfnisfering DR..
Haines' Golden -p~cIars

u = manlfacfurea AZ I powter. xh,rb ~, \. 80,
M glass ~ beer . cup N coffee Or tea. or IN foos
sltnNrf ne kr0wletge of ne psrient. II 4. sh~orut.fr
n.FMt~-s snd Ill ELECT . permanent and speedy r.rs
shether the patient IL q rnoderrt, drlnke- ~ !, 49,
nonc ~rscS- II has been given IN thousands a c.sa~
- W. -very trsfAfcs . perfect cure has followed n
never fsils- The system once inprexnsfes Win ~
spersnc- y becomes an hitter imposslbility for me Honor
.pPr.l'e 70 exist. Cures guar snreei - pax. book IL
R4ue.isr. Tree address 6oLD<s srrcfTrc Co.. l5
e.n1l1n4hs 6-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

= mere are rumors that there viii \,
several white cap prosecutor. :. y.
next term Of Dubois Circui, Conr,
"nu 10 number Of brutal outrage.
a. ave been perpetrsted in this conn.
y,i. uoes seem q though some persons
nugh, 70 be breaking into the peniten-
,isrs fns their crimes. Other violations az
.aw, les heinious snd d~emoralizinr- sre
followed by quick punisbments-rhr
not 'heseE Are those in charge os ~
necessary machinery sfraid Of The mid
n'gni proving cnwsrds? or a. rhs,
oorgnt ons We hope neither, but time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

The appointing OF Judge Dp5la,
b'ocKs-of-Five Woods by Pressdsn,
Harrison 70 a place On tbe hnnei,.,. -
prsmie oencn' ~ reward tor his double
ues'lng ana deep partissnship. il beinv
sessIe'y Condemned All over the United
o'a'rs' even Republicans acknowledging
'nss N inalcsies corruption In TIE rres.
III administration. The CorRfFR ~.
not believed Woods % much "a blame
Ior a"y 81 biz decisions. since ~ Ia.
mug county cases years 10. II thongh,
4 detected marks OF i~nsgniry III n, 20.
s2uing ten, aud s. declared n 49,,
ume- y does nct think him responsibis
~ many decisions be has since formu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

Mr. II. L. Sweeney wrftes r.
corder Leming from Milwaukee ,h.s
zen Ilarkson told him that B.ssD~
WOULD no' g. . candidate. but vas ior
Pit. 81 course, 10 reliable,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

! peg % announce 70 the public. that |
nave sgain opened 80 Office. where I
nsve constantly on hand ! NH line ~
ne Oenuine Singers. with all he Iatest
improvements. ! have also a largo
Is'ocE % Attachments. Needles. Oil. Sc.
|,or a.! other makes and STYLES Of sew ns
iscb'nes- All kinds Of Sewing IA.
cnlnss repaired. Bargains in second
Ny place Of business i on 7th Street
between bill md McCrillus Streets.
JASPER. INDIANA.
rEIEk >. GOsMAN, Agent.
for he Singer Manufacturing Companv
! am also agent Tor The old reIiabIs
Niagara Fire and Tornado and CYCLONE
Co, Of New York. ana 80
'pee''u,ly ask . liberal patronage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

The work - Potion tunnel On the All
Line y going forward with rush. And
the tunnel will be open for hus n NY
some time next weekly. "A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

gr INDIANAPOLIS y making an efTor, "a
xef Two million dollars from ne govern
ment for a building. with Z committee
headed bv the editor or the Seminal
There y not much Democratic ecnnom :
shon' 'hi- move--sni II ought not ~
succeed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

70 select Members az the New
Democratic State Committee.

~ Inn DEMOCRACY or fSDr.>A.
The Democratic Sgsle Convention 4,
1850 directed the formasIo, ~ -
Stale Committee Ia the month Of Jann,
srs iess aud every two ,cars thereafter
n. IN compliance Herewith the following
instructions sre i-sned:
Ihe Democrats OF each county are AL
rec'ed 20 meet in mass convention A the
county seSt ~ such county. At I O'Clock
p ID on Saturday. January 2. 1899
ZACH county convention shall selerf
delegates 70 the district convention hsrs.
mailer named in the ratio OF one dele-
gate Tor every TWO hundred votes fand
Tor any fraction OF more than one HIM
lreu yetes) cast In said county for
tiaude Matthews. secretary OF the state
q he November election. 1880.
IN Friday. the Sth day OF January.
1877, - O'Clock, r. IN the delegates a.
iected 10 each Congressional district
shall meet In such Congressional district
>t he following places:
Second District Washington.
Ihs delegates in each Congressional
district shall proceed TO sslect. ~ : vcts
~ the majority OF said delegstess nan.
me chairman and secretary Of each
'is,rict meeting shall forthwith certify
2 me secretary Of the State Committee
ne person elected for such district.
On me 10Th day Of January. 1892. the
tate Committee 80 selected will meet At
ne committee room In indianapolis 10 J
iect Officers and proceed with the work 7
organization. y
~ order Of the Democratic State
CHAs. L J<wErr. Chairman. ,
JOSEPH L REILLY. Secretary. Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

W The telegraph eporf that we 49,
llkrly ~ have war with Chill a. soon y
tie holidays are over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

10 accordance with the above call. no.
nee y given thst the Dubois County
will meet 10 mass convention
. me court house In jasper. 1t . D. o..
SATURDAY, JASUAar ?. 1892,
'or the purpose Of selecting twelve dele
yates 20 attend the district convention a.
y Washington. Ind. on January sth. to
moose : district commiueeman for the
district. Tor the state Central Com.
nitfee- All Democrats are invited 70
'''ena- W. T. Cox,
Chairman County Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

NsIhe vrrlest ana A~iiliest rot ,hsf
~As ever uttered BY = public ran. CANE
rom N Cleveland AZ the New rrr-
isnh tann hanQneI 10 Brooklyn Monday
~ he fAnf IN better than fhsi Re shousd
nave some friend put > paddock Oh III
mouth. Its disgusting
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

Sen Plumb. ofkansas. wss sriek-
~ WIN appopicxy a. Bis boarding
pisce IN Washington City last SUNDAY.
and died tie wss ore 0f tie Few Re-
punlirsns ho held himself above being
nrioen nv money Or honorr, b1f sc,e5
from CONSCIENTIOUS motives IN rir I
heain 'n% c~ittiniy began his harvest
early ~ me present Congress. sna win
. slining mark. too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

We are glad 70 see that Speaker
.s'sp ~ go back the man-worshippers
w appointing Springer a. Chairman ~
ane Committee % Wsys and Mean.
ihe prospect brighiens for an old f.sh-
lpnti Dfmofraiic victory NEXT year.
WILD western candidates for Presiden,
a.in Vice President. and . platform de-
ciasinx tor . reduction or expenses. free
coinage, and no unnecessary tsxstion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25
NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.

IISHE undersigned having sold n
their general store ia Haysville "a
uelmes 4 Mum. Il 10 now necessary
that the outstanding partnership a..
counts Of the firm should be settled. tha,
We may De able 10 square up our busi.
ness. Therefore, all owing accounts \.
Huebner, Hoffman, & Co. are pleasant,
earnestly requested 10 call Al the nIl|
stand, where one Of The partners will 81
Tor the purpose Of settling The bn.inas.
nnui Jan. 4, 1892. A. we have taken
pleasure 10 accommodating YOU. wei
hope you will be AZ kind 10 10. and ses-
'e by either cash or note BY that time.
HuEBSER. Hor FMAxS & %,
Dec. III. 1Sg2-3t.s
o~h->~sh~ $500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-12-25

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