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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

.ssE!.::,: WINE OF cAaov! for female diseases
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-02

~ elAck-oRAuchT tea cures Conssipason.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
Huntingburg Fair!

The Finh Annual Fair o. the Dubois
County Agricultural Association VIII
Be held q
HUNTzNGDUBGs INDIANA
ogpT. ~ % - 1891. inclusive.
Those who have heretofore attended
the Huntingburg Fairs we'll know ths!
they ere second 10 none 10 this sccsiou OF
The State, and the ohlcers ere glad %
make The announcement that THIS the
Filh will b better than any heretofore
held.
The Floral Hall will b greatly I'm
proved, the Agricultural Hall Will q
|iull % overlooking, and tastefully o..
ranged - The Stock show will FIR exceed
last yesr'o-as : number Of STALE On
now engaged. Exciting Races every
day and good purse. Everything ~
|be done that b possible 70 make visitor
|feel q home. Excursiou rates on q
|trsins entering the city.
| Special trains on Thureday and Friday
from MiIltoWn aud Princeton.
! For infosmations ETC., sddress
r. w. KATTERHENRYs Sec'y.
Sept. 4. 1eol-2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

The New York Ledger has embarked
on : grand undertaking which parallels
the notable achievements OF the New
York Herald 10 the sJeannette" expedt.
siou, and The special corps service o. me
London Times In exploration and var
reporting.
Frederick 0chwstks, the famous *
plorer, whose discoveries and psrils 10
Northern Siberia created ouch Wide
spread interest few years $50, 70 con
|ducting On exploring expedition into the
Of Alaska under the suspices Of
the New York Ledger.
The Ledger Alaskan Expedition sp
lpeals with particular force 70 Amer
licans. Il IL dispatched and conducted
BY Americans, and it, objective point
are within thu latest territory acquires
By the republic. Lieutenant Schwatk!
writes Tor the Ledger series OF contri
butions, describing bis adventures. n
rivers, mountains. volcanoes, glacier
Icataracts, mines aud game Of the coun
Itry and its native Inhabitants. The dan
lRers which threaten the expedition, %
polar winters, the barbarian Of the IL
diane and the almost unknown nature
life 10 that wild and wonderful regio
give 70 this Alaskan enterprise : p
lculierly heroic character.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
JASPER CORN Mill FOR SAIL
PUBLIC AUCTION!

The undersigued wishes 70 sell bic
JAsPEB Com MILL, doing . good busi.
mess, because bic health Will not admit
|of bic roaming the badness properly.
Il viii Be sold on easy farms, end u not
cold BY private sale By
SATURDAY, 6EPTEuBER ~. 1891
II viii Be- offered q public sale on thai
day at o'clock. p. %. This presents Z
10 good opening for some man with {
small capital End abundant energy 70 90
d probable bosineae
Sept 4. l88l-2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

VIII open Its September tern next
Monday. The following criminal cause
ere eel Cor trial. In quite number os|
other actions the dsfendsnts ere not o.
lrested:
State ". Frank Palmer. A. B. With
intent. w.
State ". Florisn Flick. a. D. vish
Intent.
state ". Henry Buchart. selling liquor.
i State Jos. Gerber. selling liqnor.
i State Va. Frsncis Hobbs, a. y - Win
intent.
State ". Camden Cox. intoxlcstiou.
n State W. Cam. Cox. public indecency'
!. State W. Pat. Hays. selling liquor.
State W. John Cummins, 4. = b. With
Intent.
State W. WIN. Chsnlsy. msyhem.
II State vs. Robt BeAdies, @. G. W.
] State VI. Rob't Beadles, pimp. VI.
2 State ". Henry SscrAys A. = 3. VIII
J. State ". Chas. Comhs. petit larceny
al state W. Barbara Urich. adultery.
III State w. Thoe. Moulion, burglary.
i State 70. FridOIin Urich. grand larcen!
= State 90 rel Annie Cummiueky VI
r Marion s. Wood. surety OF the pesce.
e State Va. John |. King and Andrew
" Robertson, cruelty 10 animate.
State * rel. Emma Boyd. ". Jon
prl Bovd. surety Of peace.
J. On the civil side OF the docket ther
10 are fifteen actions for partition and .
erl Administrato for sale OF lends PEI
ii lof them old ones There ere forty
l'sltvo civil sctions for money, two 10 Gull
NJ title 70 real estate, and two for divorce
II Christian Locher W. Emil Locher. On
Minnie Seacat vs. Andrew Seacat,-su
one BY Hunting burg Tor appointment
ne CITY Commissioner. Quite : numb.
at Of the civil actions are the result Of u
o. failure OF the HOntingburg Bank. q
n ere against its debtors, some oy !.
- Bank and some BY Wholesale mercnen'
q. The term Of Court Il limited 70 thr'
90 weeks, and bIds fair to b . busy one
o. The following are the jurors draw
- bv Commissioner DR.. J. +. Salb ana
!, H. Lemon:
y GI.xp Nathaniel Bsilev, BE
- bison To-; John G. T0rmohleD, q
"a To-. Conrad Jackie, Boone Up; 10
y" -, Schro eder, Bainbridgs Tp.; John
a. =. Brown, Hall Tp.; Daniel Whitsett, "A
~ ison.
no PErlr JuRoRs.-Boope. VIM. r. CIR
The dali; Hall, Jos. Weideu berner; MARIO
il Fred. Agnes Hall, Michael Agnee: u
Of umbia. John J. Flick; HARRISON, Hen
~. Dudiue jackson Henry HeiIers Boot
: al. L. Kelso; Hall, Herman Aoerde
he Harbison, George Meyer. Sr. Case, 20
are Caldemeyer; Marion, Jacob Holman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
Childrsn Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


A dastardly attempt was made yester.
day morning 10 wreck . passenger train
on the main line Of the Air Line road
The west bound train was turning
curve near Teunesou when the engineer
saw I cross-tie lying scross the track. h
applied his cir brakes and reverted bic
engine, checking the speed, but could moi
stop before the engine struck the OBJ
struction with such force - TO knock 4
around endways just insids o. the track
he train passing over Il 10 safety. Ex'
| animation revealed the fact that the til
had been placed across the rails for ths
purpose Of throwing the train from The
track, spike having been driven against
Iit to keep Il from clipping when tbs
wheels struck i. The watchtulness Of
the engineer and his quick action doubt
less saved the Air Line road from an
lother terrible disaster, the train being
oiled with passenger. Evansville Cou'
rier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Sunday morning between 2 and o..
clock The large and handsome store
house OF mr. Philip CoGmsn n Hays
vile, together With IL cooeonte ~
burned. It was the largest building y
HARRISON township. being 20 By 20 fest
and two stories high. 81 nleely 0alshed.
He bad stock Of dry goods and grOce-
ries In Il also, which I'll burned.
The upper part Of the store building
IVES fitted up o . hall. and there bad
been : dance there Saturday night till
II O'Clock, and II IL thought the hre pro-
badly caught from cigar thrown care
Iessly behind the counter. HE residence
adjoining also caught IRE and ~!
burned, with most OF bis household
goods HE loss 10 estimated ct $4,000
He had sn insurance on the buildings o.
l4I.sOU, divided between the NORTH
British Mercantile, the Royal and Aetn'
Com psnies, represented By Wilson
| Bros.
Mr.. Philip Aulenbereer's stable on th'
adjoining lot was also burned, and \
took hot work to save bis residence
upon which the paint was scaled on 3!
heat His loss on stable and content
was about o950. upon which be was In
sured in the same agency for ol25. III
loss 70 his residence Il fully covered B.
insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Romp Persons Roasted % DEATH
and Othere Injured. -Inree
Die Afterwards.
The morning traia from Llneoln eol,
Cannelton lase Monday net Win se..i
rihlo cslaslsophy between Troy and Ie'I
City, 81 treslle. A hsnge m one o. !ne
| front wheels OF the locomotive oro.e' NJ
| ana The engine went over the srees.e'
| pulling The passenger coe on top o. J.
ana ne sesldiug steam killed seven pas
eeuRers. the car caught Ore and dozen
others were dangerously hurt before |
they could be got out. Only one pes
serger, Miss Maggie Hudeon. OF Troy
escaped unhurs. though quite NUMBER
were only slightly injured.
The following are the persons killed !:
| Niss Barbara Neimeier, the young
ldauRhter OF Wolfgapg Nelmeier. : prom
iuent and wealthy farmer OF Harrison
township, Spencer county.
\ Mjss Emma Schne, 10 vears old. troy.
/ Nra. Gnau, wife, and l0-year-old son
lof M. Gnau, superintendent ~ the
! Troy Furniture Company and Norma
. Cnau, HE daughter.
Mural Dur6in. bov. Hswesville, Ky.
II Peter CAESAR. Tell q =.
The following are part Of the injured
D instantly killed.
Miss Ho!shuh, lower limbo and arms
. badly scalded.
! IL. Batter and child. limbs scaldsd
I badly.
; Miss Chaner. Limbs scaldsd.
I'll Nisses Ida and Emma Koch. sceIdeC
81 J. w. Kerr. OF Arkansas. left hand oue
4 right scaldod. also lower limbs eu(
d body.
,f Itis feared : number Of the injuset
- WIN die from inhslipg the hot steam.
% The engineer, fireman and conducto
a were I'll injured, but they jumped y
10 thine to save their lives.
.. The eight. said DR.. McAahon. va tn
se Imost horrible be had ever witnessed
When be arrived upon the scene IN
N coach, which had caught fire from To
J. lsparks escaping from the engine, was Y
ashes, while near Il lay the bodies 9
=. Niss Barbara NeImeyer, the l6.year-oI
- daughter Of Wolfang Neimeyer, %
!. Emms Schue, who died soon AFTER helm
q taken out OF the car, and near them u
4. Mr. Csnaugh. wife Of the Superiutenc
eut or The Troy Furniture Factory, -
their con. aged 10 years, In : dying cor
IUIlIOUs 0to4ss - - - -
~ them very seriously injured, some
q. lthem having The skin peeled from the
q hands and face. while eighteen othe'
- we're slightly injured. but wsre dcin
q what they could to relieve the suherinl
m OF The helpless.
The newspapers on the Csnnelto
branch have been 6nding fault for -
|ersl months with the shackling and u
|ferior cars used for passenger on IT,
part OF the Mickey system, and q
- !roughness Of the track. caused by .
|employing enough trackmen to keep
|in order, and passenger have objecte
Ito being sand wiched between the enei'
land lot OF freight cars. but heretoso'
u without effect. Il will probably
u rsmedied now, = Il is claimed .hst
Is.IIargs part Of the personal injnries n u
- wreck Was de- 70 lhe wvesched charaet
y |of the passenger oar, end u THE y g.!
1.-THE bin for damsgoe 70 likely =
Il Ienough 70 pay for several good cars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

n7The State Tax Commissioners
have added $1,000 900 10 the assessments
OF counties in the State from corpora
fions that have heretofore lodged their
fair share OF tax burdens, and the Board
have not yet closed their examinations.
Bankers may squesl, railroad corpora.
tons howl, and rich nabobs whine and
vince and lie genersllv-bu everyb body
but the tax dodgers will rejoice that hon.
esty in bearing the burdens Of govern
ment il being enforced a. far % possible
by the State Board. Its high time the
poor were relieved OF . portion Of the
burdens borne by them 90 long. and the
rich compelled 10 bear their fair share
and tax dodgers brought 70 time with
sharp turn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

rRev. Mr.. Allen, OF Greene county,
addressed rather ANAL audiences this
week ct ireland, HillsbOro and Jasper,
IN the interest Of prohibition. He 10 :
fluent tslker, but like all the speakers o.
that party deals more with the moral and
theoretical phases OF the subject than
with the practical. He shows the im'
mense evils OF intempersnce. ana tne
burdens Of sorrow and taxation Il com
pels the innocent to bear, which 81
thinking persons admit, but suggests nc
remedy aside from : law which expert
ence. where Il has been tried, shows Z
be Intellectual. Maine, where prohlbi
ton has been In force for twenty w
Years. has more drunkenness than Indi
ana. Not : town OF thousand peopI
I'm Iowa or Kansas, where prohibttlnl
laws have been enacted. where intoxics
ting LIQUOR u not easily obtained ~
where the only effect 10 to change %
omen saloon into . hypocriticAl dru
shop generally, where the worst liquor
|are cold By the worst class o. men % e
Lowest class Of hypocrtts, and Icing 20
perjury by Wholesale, with oil the cons'
Iquent accompanying evils generally g
lcouraged-
J. Il would unqucstiouably be blessin
ilif every one would prohibit themselv'
from touching. tasling or handling. b
l|for one person 90 attempt to enforce q
J prohibition upon another, y such On q
, Icroachment upon indi vidual rights -
B mot productive OF good.
: We believe, with Or. Kempf, thI
: Idrunkeuuess u = loatbsome disease, On
! I'M the State would provide inebriste -.
Ilums, aud require every persOn who &c
drunk 70 b confined u one Of them
!, certain time. iii cured By scieati6c tres
\ ment. Il would Be- : long step 10 tho q
! rection Of : reformation Of the ~
= and would b cheaper than the mar
criminal prosecutions now paid for
the public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Horses, Mules and Colts for Sale.
The undersigned be- 80 hossss. mules,
mares and colts for ale, suilable for
farm work. and which be Offers cheap
until Sept. 20. when. II not oil sold, be
will move them elsewhere. Apply 70
N. Haskina on HE farm or 70
FERDINAND 6CHHEIDEa, jasper.
AuR. "a Ste
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
Knox County Fair.

Always one OF the best in the State, will
be held this year Oct. IL 20 IL, ct Vim
cenpes. Situated on the Wabash river.
With bridge across 70 Illinois, the
grounds are always filed with the best
from two States. We acknowledge the
receipt Of an invitation from Secretary
J. w. Ennison. who will cheerfully fur.
nish any information requested Of hin
In regard TO the Fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

0-TThe barn Of DR.. Il. ID. Mills, 81
Plainville. Dsviesa county, was burned
Saturday night. BY incendiary. Losi
$4,000. Light insurance. Five horses
with large amount Of produce and
farm implements were burned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Al hunting, 6shing, and trsspsssinG
% any kind Il forbidden on ny farm IN
HARRISON township. DuboIs county,
Ind, to-wit: Part w n. w. ar; RI,
w. pt. w. pt. N. w. a.. and 8. end r.
an w. Or. Of SECS. IS and "a, IN +. l N.
h. s w. and also lard 10 Sec. IS, Same
town and range. All violstors Of th(
rule will be prosecuted.
JoHx HorrxAx. u.
Aug. 70, is9l-st.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

~ Gov. Hovey charges that bic Gig
nature 10 the order for printing 0upt
Lasollett's last Report . volume ol
600 pages, mostly worthless, va forged
and Il mad about II. - be did not Intend
the public should bear tho expense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Mrs. Drucilla McGray died Tuesday
q her daughters residence u Knox
county. Mrs.. Mc0rsy celebrated hes
l0lsh birthday on the oh % lest lane
and was probably the oldest person 10
the State. She Wa born and raised u
the county where she died. and delight.
ed IN "reminiscences Of pioneer III
among the Indians and native wild
beasts. Hers was life full Of thrilling
incidents and model OF excellence Of
character amid the Wild scenes Of from
tier life aud modern civilization.
Akfil.~ ~. r.. DsA~l~-o> A~~a-f-v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

To kill worms In trees, says 40 *.
change, bore q hole In the trunk near
the ground and pour coal-oiI and sui.
phur mixed to about the consistency Of
syrup. II will kill all worms News
Yes, II will kill all worms and ths
trees. too, but cutting them down with
an axe would be cheaper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

IRA chump, who Acknowledges ne
was one Of the loafers trying to cheai
taxpayers out Of their ard-earned mon
ey during institute, but who calls him.
self Teacher writes Is might Do ex'
nected from that kind OF . character
He SAYS II was nobodys business u inc
taxpayers were cheated. Perhsps not
but the COURIER proposes 10 make y ~
interesting business TO the loafers,-
thew have any self respect, -"reacner'
81 course. shows he has none. His good
u6rsl characterri Is shown In the excus.
be makes for swindling the people ane
Superintendent, in his remark be "Ief
more in Jasper" (probabiy IN the q
Ioons) ssthan the little v he will receive
EXTRA from the Trustee for attending
comfy Institute In olher words Il To-
mosey made by swindling Is spent Il
ali right. or course be IL judge Q
ability. A man OF that kind o. CHAR
acser always Is! Nevertheless be y
disgrace 10 any community, and 10
school district whose children Or
cheated BY being submitted % his tute
lagc is TO be pitied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Don't neglect 10 prepare aome-
thing for exhibition ct the County FaiE
at Hunting turg beginning next Monday
week. Everybody should attend. q
least one day. and every farmer snd
gardener should show the best he raises
there. II helps TO develop the wealth o
the county amazingly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

nrMr. James Il. Freeman, Of Shoals,
who formerly lived At IIillham. In THU
county and was then, as now. promi'
nent merchant aud Republican wire
pulirr. Il suing for divorce In the Msrtir
Circuit Court. lie wife brought hin
wealth az their marriage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS The report
OF ex .Superintendent Of Public Inssruc-
ton LaFollette Is published. II shows
that during the year 1890 the school
fnnds OF the State aggregated o9.764.-
40 SC, and the total school enumeration
amounted to 77O,722, decrease OF l52
from tho enumeration Of 1889. and The
teachers number 1873. The average
wages OF men teachers IN the county
schools WAS 81 %. Of women ~ ~. AZ
town schools men averaged -, and
women $40. In cities the average sos
men was e3 co. and for women q %
The average for the entire State was To-
men s2 %. for women 81 OIL. The aver
age length Of school term In the State
was 80 days. The number OF log
school houses was fourteen. Of stone
eightv-six. OF brick 693. and OF frame
6.ll4, . total Of 9.9O7. The estimated
value OF school houses aud grounds II
1890 was $l4.21791i-H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

The Hnntiugburg Argus last week
contains these two editorials, 70 .ne ssme
column, one Immediately oe'o" sne
other:
.Inielli2ens voters Honest money
everywhere. and ofDemocrass' - wen
~, rsr,ies. take notelss Republicans. take
~ The fact that thegreat comfort ~ tne
p.nubl;cxn partvlassurance that Presi-
s,ar3s fov Nonresident II arrison y ould
,,orev and yation-Ivefo any free coin
- ;,te0rity Thevlage bill that might
demand gold andbe passed by Con
s;,verv gress. General Har'
rison is one Of the
safest presidents THU
country hss had
where viii be the "honesl" silver
money. with free coinage vetoed? Sen
sible men, verywhere. know there cal
he none Gen. Harrison and Grove
cleveland will both tell yon 90. IN.
both are in favor Of the rich man
money-gold only. Yon deposit you
vote, and you take Your choice mex
wear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Notice o. Final Sottlemont Of
Estate.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the cred
~ itors, heirs and legatees Of John 9.
PfsiTen berger, deceased, 70 appear 10 the
Dubois Circuit Court, held q jasper.
Ind, On the 10th day Of September, 1891,
and show cause, II any, Why The Final
Settlement Accounts with the estate Of
said decedent should not b approved /;
and said heirs are notified 70 then and
there make proof Of heirship, and re-
ceive their distsibutivs shares.
Witness. this 9th day OS August, 1891.
CHARLIE GoLLUn, Executor.
TRAYLoR 3 HUNfER, Ats'ys.
Sept. 4. 100l-9w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

OrMr. Anton Kohlbecker, % old
shoemaker ~ Rockport, was run over
and killed BY tho cars near that town
Sunday night. He was lying face down
on the track either intending to COM
nit suicide. or else drunk and asleep. u Il
not known which. Tie was financially
embarrassed, and in low spirits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

We, August 6oudermsnn. President.
and Frank Joaeph, Cashier, Of the Do
bois County State Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement 10 true
% the best Of our knowledge.
AUGUST SoNDERMANN, PRECEDENT
FRANK JosEPH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this "a day Of September, 1891.
isl A.. HoNEYcuTr,.
Notary Public.
Sept. 8, 1e91-2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

.T.os7GAA1
Surgeon and Specialist
spd n chsrs. efsAs Elsse.l ..d
n IL HEDiC A. AND sURGICA Al INSTITUTE Louis'
WILLIE, KY, viii - -
~ - se. Ossrgs usesa. nUN1IN0eUkG
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1901
!. s.rp,us every month during the year to remain
o1 g, y. b. bssa connected w ne largest hospital:
9: ss,.sy - =. a. J: Il. Ell s
sor any case sAa Be % Ten Ne dsssss and vsss
every month this year q remain one csy; 49,.
A-ss "a Cnrsaic Casssrh Dtseasss q he Eye, lar
M.n:s~s' Tidssvs. Livss, Bladder. Chronic, Female
ssd ssssai Dlss;sss- Rpispss o. NJ cured. post
|s''s grfocSUrassscs AND nIDDLE-AoxD MEN
ausrine mon spsrmsssnhsa snd npoesscy - ne r.
MT Il ssf abuse - yosth o. excess q nssres year
sad eshsr e.s: pred,sas ss.s e ~
ssi.ess oonfsson q dsss. aversion q socisy assse
tive 1enorv ana sexual sxhsRstion. vhich unnt ~
sicsm fDr busInsss marriage. sss permanently cures
~ Fsn sMSp 81 ~ AND SKIN DIsEAsKs.
SYPHILIS and complications. - sore throat. IAInne
rks hair rain 10 the bones sruptions, etc. are perfect
II sradicstsd Without using mercury OF cher 'nnFoa
e;cessshes. elect. Structure. and III Urinary IN
kidney Troubles speedily cured 81 treatment TIA
n ssaerssiss no incursble cases. but cures thou
Rsmsmbsr IL date and come early. = biz rooms o.
always crowded wherever he stops
0uaWSAucn g1ss. ..
se;'sa az sssA insfrfS cs'i
Is tssssS ssrssl I0UlsvlLas, Kr.
July 70. 10cl-ly-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
Irhomss Boleman, % ehe Ar L'"e'
Rnhly Injured Monday

rhomas Boleman. ~ ehe AR Lines
Badly Injured Monday
A serious accident ccrurren - W
I ouIsville. 81. Louis 3 EvsnsvsI's NAIL
rosd q Ferdinand Mondsy. 10 when
Conductors Thomas Boleman resolved ~
luries which will con6ns him % ~
roms (or conc ti0s ard may posslo.y
render hin Z cripple for NE. Hs ~.
Engaged n sWllchlng come cars q ~.
sfsfion. When The train We backing
a. b We caught bslWeen he cars ne
draw bars catching The neshy pr! o. ~
rIeht Iee, cutting The large muscles en-
| sirelv IN tWo. Fortunately 90 bones
| we're broken and the main artery ~
| not injured. He Was picked mp oy o: ~.
crew and brought 20 this city, % ~
home q SIC Olive street, where ~
Young dressed bic wounded limo
| Evansville Courier.
/ MeeIvee'o Wine q CoFouI
and THepFoRo's sLAck-oRAvcH1 a!s
for sale By he following merchant -
Jasper:
u MARrIK FRuEDMAN,
u JoHN r. SALB. H-iy'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

u EPORT o. the condition Of the Du-
II bois County State Bank, q Jasper,
Iin the State Of Indiana. q the close Of its
business, August II, 1891: