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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-02-06
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the A.
s0ciated Presa

Dol. Dan Lamont has the la grippe.
Spurgeon is gradually growing worse.
Fire destroys an entire business block
in Jeanette. Pa.
The p%ostofioe at Adelia, 8. d., is dis
continued.
The actors carnival took place in DIN.
cinnati last night.
Badly Ford, q gambler, was shot at
Butte Sunday night.
Tommy Hogan wants to fight Siddons
or anyone of his class.
Barney Walker kills q German named
Tettle at Sioux City.
1t is given out in Paris that Whitelaw
Reid will not resign.
Hill clubs are being organized
throughout California.
Albert Rowan is badly injured in a
feed mill at Owatonna.
The Prussian ministry may break up
over the education bill.
O'Brien, the expert bunco man, has
been jailed at New York.
It is said that a reaction against Hill
has set in at Washington.
Spurgeon's funeral will be held on
Thursday of next week.
A saloon keeper in Minneapolis as-
saults two saloon crusaders.
L. B. Strew & Co., clothing mer-
chants, fail at Canton, s. D.
Ohio has eight living ex-governors,
three of whom are democrats.
The national board of trade denouncee
the Washburn anti-option bill.
The chamber of commerce at Bis
msrok has been recognized.
Mrs. Paul Hamilton Hayne, widow Of
the south's famous poet, is dead.
The Oxford. Cambridge boat race will
be rowed on Saturday, April 2.
Twenty people lost their lives AZ q re.
suit of the election in Buda Pesth.
A man named Wexford is dying of the
hiccoughs near Fort Wayne, Ind.
John Hoey will organize an express
company, to be q rival of the Adams.
In q saloon row at Green Bay Charles
View shot and killed James Brunette.
In the spring Rudyard Kipling and
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-05

can be dispensed with. | am less able
to make prediction to-day touching
the democratic nominee for president
than was three months ago.
CITY WITHOUT PRIDE.
/ think have alluded once or twice to
the absolute lack of patriotic senti-
ment or civic pride of this great city OF
New York. The more / see of it the
more am convinced that New York is
too large to care anything about its
reputation. Secretary Tracy. who is
something of New Yorker, although
born up in Tioga county. did the city
the honor some time ago to name the
finest vessel in the navy The New
York. This magnificent cruiser will be
the envy of all the navies in the world
when completed. Naturally, it was
supposed that New York city would
feel some pride in the matter. The
Herald started in at once to raise fund
of six thousand dollars to buy the yes
sci a set of silver plate. The CONNER
cial Advertiser announced that it would
raise fund wherewith to purchase for
the vessel set OF colors. Both these
newspapers have been appealing to the
city for nearly three months. Through
the generous aid of some people, who
organized concert, the Herald has
finally rounded up its fund. but the
money for the colors is still short. No
body in this town cares whether our
name is perpetuated through the navy,
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-05
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children
= DIR. g. @. OsaocD,
lowell Mass
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-05

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The Portland daily press., 1892-04-05

The latest story from the wild and
woolly West tells of the arrest of woman
and six girls while robbing stage in
Idaho.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-05

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The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Al regular meeting Of Guckes- Wei
man Post, Of Jasper, on the 9th Of July.
1891, the folio wing preamble and reso-
lullons were adopted:
Whereas, The great Commander above
has seen Al IN His wisdom TO call from
our midst Comrsde Leopold Gutxweiler.
of Guckes- Welmsn Post, No. 4l6, Dept
Indiana, g A. r.; therefore, Be u
Resolved. That by the death Of Com.
rade Leopold GuszweiIer. the Post has
lost ono OF Its charter and honorable
members, and W will ever cherish and
hold sacred In memory the name and
virtu<s of our departed Comrsde.
Resolved, That the family o. our lsts
Comrsdie have the heartfelt sympsthy ol
| this Post.
Resolved, That these resolutions b
spreAd upon the minutes Of the Post, and
copv furnished the family Of our last
Comrade; also. these resolutions B:
published In the county papers.
WM. w. KENDALL,
.J"HN BETz. COMMITTEES
JoHN GRAMsIsPACHER
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Mr. Van Pelt, Editor Of the Craig. Mo-,
Meteor, went TO drug store at HiIlsdnle
Iowa, and asked the physician in attend
ance TO give him dose Of something fol
cholera morbus and looseness Of the bowels
He says: II felt 20 much better the next
morning that l concluded 70 call on the
physician and get him 10 hx me up supply
handed me bottle Of Chamberlain collie
cholera and diarrhoea remedy. lie said he
prescribed 1t regularly in his practice and
found Il the best he could get or prepare.
can testify 70 its efficiency In my case 1t al
events" For sale by Dr.. J. r. Salb. :.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

a.H. Clifford. New CasseI. Wis, wa'
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma
tSsu,, his Stomach was disordered, BIZ
Liver was affected 10 an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away. and he was ter
ribly reduced In flesh and strength
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III.
had = running sore on his leg Of eigh
years' staining. Used three bottles o
Electric BitteSa and seven boxes o
Buckleu's Arnica 6aIve, and his leg i
sound and we'll. John Speaker. c.
tawba. o., had i've large Fever soree o.
his lex, doctors said he was incurable
One bottle Electric Bitters and one boz
BuckIen's Arnica 6slve cured him on
tirely. Sold II Martin Friedman's Drui
store. ..
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

PERSON AL-Mias Sarah Friedman re-
turned this week from visiting friends
and relatives at Louisville and Cincin-
natl, where she enj0ved . very pleasant
short summer vacation.
Miss Minnie Friedman returned home
last Monday evening, after : months
ecjourn It LouisvilIe, and reports de-
lightful time.
Mr.. Will Eckert. Of LouisvilIe, Ky. Il
visiting friends and relatives q jasper
Mrs. N. A. Sermersheim and Mr.
August SondermaD are visiting thoiI
daughters at 81. Mary's-of-the- Woods.
Mr.. George J. Jutt went to LonIsvills
Monday, visiting . part Of bis family
resident there.
Miss Anna Soliga returned TO heI
parents IN Jasper. after : prolongei
stay in Evansville.
Mrs. Mary Hurst. Of Cleveland, Ohio
an old.timc resident Of this township
who will be remembered BY many peo
pie in Jasper, Il visiting her daughters
Mrs. G. Seller and Mrs. John Blum, Il
Jasper, the latter Of whom 10 in poo
health.
Miss Anna Montoux. daughter Of DS
X. Montoux, Of Kasson. Ind. 10 visitinI
friends In Jasper, and will witness tn
marriage OF her brother Henry TO Mis-
Anna Gramelspacher, in st. Joseph
church, next Tuesday morning.
MI. d. Armstrong. Of tho Oaklan
City Record, spent few hours in Jss
per on Wednesday.
Mr.. Pat. L. Sweeney returned HON
Tuesday from IN extended trip Ess
and visit 10 his old chum. James c
Blaine, Esq., q Bar IIarbor, Me-. whith
o. he went to congratulate him on III
fact that he Was not nominated at Mi
neApolis, As the ticket IL doomed to Z
ignomInous defeat In November.
Miss Katie Haberle IL visiting q s
Marys Of the Woods.
Messrs. Jos. M. Friedman and Fran
kunkcl are trying the healthrsaviE
waters q French Lick this week.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

DIEp. July 7,h. 1892. ~ general debil.
|ity, brought on by bronchitis. contracted
In the army. and aathma, Mr.. LEoPoLn
GuTzwslLER. aged 45 yesrs. He had
boon sick tor over year. not sble 10 d0
|smy work. and enteebled for many yesrs
lie Wss buried In 81. Joseph's church
graveyard on saturday by his comrsdes
|of the g. A r., who begin TO reAlixs
how the s0ldiers ri the war Of the rebel
lion are being called 10 obey at double
quick the last orders for them o.
1.-The Great Commander A few more
Iyesrs and their bravery and deedl
,of daring will only Be heard OF a. his
tory rec0unts 1.-THE sectors I'll mus
tered on the other shore, while othel
men enjoy the benefits Of their untold
hardships and privations In defence of 1
unbroken Union. Mr.
| GuizWe eiler leaves . widow and eigh
childreu, i've OF them under Is years
He was : member Of Co. E, l43i Ind
Infantry Vols, and was dischs rged Oct
III, 1866 Upon HE return to Jssper h
engaged in buichering Tor several years
and was elected Marshal OF the toWi
several terms. until bic declining h0aItl
prevented his engaging IN any reeuls
business Death 10 him WAS happy re-
lease from suffering.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

The bill Of exceptions in tho famout
"White Cap" cases, against Hobbs. and
three others who were convicted at the
ApriI term OF court, and are now In the
Stste's priaon. has been 6Ied In the
Clerks Office. and the Clerk 10 now busy
mixing W tho transcript 10 send 10 the
supreme Court. 1t will make shout 5O(
pages OF legal cap, and IL . big job.
The bill OF exceptions In the case ~
John Berry vs.. l.. &. 4 St. L. Cons. Il
r. Co. for damages for killing Henry
Harry. and for which the jury awarded
plainsif $500 damages. was flied last Fri
dsv bv Dest's attorneys. The transcrIp p
- this case will also make abou' 5Oo
osees. and viii keep the deputy clert
at work for some time.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

The ratification meeting held here on
last Saturday might was = grand success
Il. every particular. Al o'clock Com.
mander John Rise, with his artillery brt'
gsde, began firing cannon and anvil,
which fairly shook tho earth. while tho
band, under the leadership Of that &C.
compIshed musicIan. Prof. J. D. Gray,
discoursed some excellent music.
At7:3O the jasper boys In rigs. with
6sgs and banners wsving to the breeze,
came driving into town. sIngtng patriot
ic sirs, TO ne greeted by the shouts Of
the aasem bled throng.
Ats O'Clock the procession formed
and led by the hand marched TO the hs'l,
where the meeting was called 70 order
by s. s. Wineinger, who stated The o6'
|iect Of the meeting 10 = splendid speech,
which was cheered to the echo.
The election OF officers for tho CIeve.
land and Stevenson Tariff Reform Club
was next In order The following per-
aona we're elected: President. William
N. Hsrris: Vice President. 3. 8. Wine
|Ineer; Secretary, J. f. Krodel; Tress
ursr. J. u. Gray.
Then speeches. we're delivered by W
|E. Cox, w. A. Wilson. n. A. Sweeney
|G. r. Wilson, A. II. TrayIor, Herman
Eckert. James s Nilburn, and others
which were received 10 grand style by
1.-THE large audience.
Every Democrat present joined tb'
Club, and It bids fair TO be the larges
Club in the county. OBsERvEs'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

MARRIAGE LscESsEs have been issued
this week t0
j. II. Ferguson and Ssvina + Rodgsrs
Theopolis Riley and Jennie pavey.

IMPROVEMENTS - Lieut.. Kendall Il
making improvements 10 bis residence
this week.
Mr. Albert Sonderman has carpenters
Al work In his store room. re'arrang'ne
shelving. &C., preparatory 10 putting 10 .
big stock there this Fall.
Mr.. S. KuehIcr 10 talking Of putting
% large brick store room just south Of
hi present store. He needs the addition
Il room in his business.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

tl4s ~

Total, xl46 ~
The Board was presented with : new
petition tOr the grading Of . portion Of
sth street. signed By majority Of the
property owners, and Il waa accepted
and the etseet ordered graded, after To-
gal advertising for bids.
Henry Berger, civil engineer appoint.
ed BY the Board. reports that he hsa
made the necesssry surveya o. 9Th street.
in accordance with order heretO fore
made, and finds shst brick building Of
Mr.. 5 Kuebier stands eight feet In the
street, and will be materially damaged
by making said grade IN accordance
with tho order Of the Board, but Il may
be obvisted hy leaving : sufficient
amount OF ground IN front Of Il to pre-.
vent damage, and Bruno Buettner % II.
torney for the town In this matter Wa
ordered to prepare the necessary papers,
end that the grade Be temporarily
changed, In accordance with the recon.
|mendation OF the engineer 90 as not 10
damage M. Kuebler's house.
Now Gomez the sureties on the bond
lof George A. Cox, former Marshal Of
1.-The town, and ak for . settlement. and
1.-The Board now agrees TO settle the entire
natter II go Il paid the town treasurer
and now the sureties pay aaid $40 In "a
the Board. and it u ordered that ell par
ties be discharged from further liability
Thereto.
The School Board presents : petition
asking that the salsries Of the Schoo
Trustees Be fixed, and upon motion th'
Board orders that tho School Trustee
be allowed $40 each for their service
ANNUALLY, until further order Of th
Board.
Matthias Hettich presents : remon
strance against the way the Marsha
worked 10th street, claiming that th
water u drained onto biz land, and dam
ages Il. The remonstrance was laid Of
1.-The table.
e. J. Kempf moved that the license .
|IiouOr dealers bo fixed q 600 for N
ensuing year, but The motion lsilod /
secure . second.
On motion Of Jos. =. Friedman ID
saloon license was fixed q go, and I
quor dealers selling By the quart or mos
) q o2S per year.
De. kempf moved that the Msrsh'
; shall slrictly close sIl saloons on 0unda'
and arrest any one violating The Orde
Re jscted.
The meeting lasted two nights, MOI
!. day and Tuesday, aud was quite inte
esling TO all concerned. 10 its warm, ~
I TO say spicy discussions. II the meS
: bers keep on this way they will develt
Into regular orators.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Boiling hot.
Dwell 70 still on top.
Miss Hattie BArtl. of Alfordsville, vis'
tied her Pc here last week.
M. James Scanland Il making IRE
quent trips to Portersville. Say, jim
what 10 the attractionr
The 4sh Of July passed od % agrees
bly and 90 pleasant that our people re
gret that the 4th don't come oftener.
Jacob Bowers 4 Soma have . new Hu
Der engine. We do not claim 10 know
any thing about engines, but would pro
nounce that one dandy.
Reed's Circus visited our place on th'
9th inst. and Wa agreeably surprised 4
lind Orwell 80 liberal and 90 pleasant
T'ha proceeds from the circus hare neitet
o75 more than from cas nelghborinl
city Of Petersburg.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

II viii cost You nothing and will sure.
" do You good. u you have . Cough,
Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest
OF Lungs. Dr.. Kings New Diecovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds I
guaranteed to give relief. or money vii
Be- paid hack. Sufferers from La Grippe
found Il Just the thing and under its uss
he'd = speedy and perfect recovery. Try
I sample bottle 81 our expense and Iears
Tor yourself Just how good thing u is
Trial bottles freq at Martin Friedmani
Drug Store, Jasper, Ind. Large s'z'
SOC. and n 90. 3.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

indiana polls Sentinel: In The church
social, pulpit and Grand Army post Par
son Chase viii be al right campaigning
There be need fear no pitfalls o. embar'
rassments attending aeeming discourtesy
in relusiug to respond 20 invitatIoue Of
friends. The Lord will care for him
then. but II Il when he takes : shy with
the boys that dangers will surround him
An instance ~ this kind wss related the
other dav. The governor fell IN With
half dozen comrades, one Of whom VA
boes OF the jsg that had possession OF ths
crowd. First one and then the other In
aisted on the pars0n drinking 70 success
but the parson refused.
.But yOn can take seltzer. governor
|said : comrade.
mo, 1 thank you: don't drink selt
|zer," replied COmrsds Ire j.
"Take . cigar then"
"But don't smoke"
"Take Il 10 Bill Roberss."
s.But ne does not smoke" said the par
lson siding away.
.Well, if you don't drink or smok
viii You plesse nsme your fsv0rite VIC
and W will ges u tor you"
Gentlemen" said thu psrsOn mourn
Itully, II am preacher OF the gospel q
veil % governor. and while not pevtec
In the eyes ot tho Lord. and Bill Roberts
Ii cannot stretch my con.cienc CO any mor'
lthan have done in running for off,
lon FREQ whisky platform. ! mus
| draw the line On being seen in saloon
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

INSANE TRIAL. On july 9Th John w
Isndreth and Cutler Hendrickson filed
efIidavils in the Clerks Once. that WIN.
Miller of Columbia Tp., was dangerously ,
insane and had been 40 for i've years
Esos. Moore and Bridges. Of that town
ship. were appointed 10 examine into
The alleged insanity and on Tuesday -
ter examining witnesses. they found ths'
he wa not insane, hut subject TO hts i
il said spite work induced the filing o.
cha afjldavits.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
MeElree'o Wine Of Cavdul
and rHEpFoRO's eLAcK-oRAucHT ars
for sale By ths following merchants y
Jasper:
MARrIx FRIEDMAN,
Jonx P. sALs. H-ly.


Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since
the introduction OF Chamberlsin's collie,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy. When that
remedy 10 used and the treatment IS direct
ed with each bottle 10 followed, . cure Il
certain. Mr.. a. w. Walters, . prominent
merchant At Waltersburg, ILL.,, says III
|cured my baby boy Of cholera intantum A.
ter several other remedies had failed. Thu
|child was % Low that he seemed almost be-
yopd the aid Of human hands Or reach o.
any medicine. 25 and 50 cent bottles io
sale BY DR.. J. r. SaIb. 4w.
Qsalasg1 Mng q eAapy ssr w.sA News.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Wanted By the undersignsd IN 81.
Louis, : woman 10 do housework for Z
smalI family. Wages for one that suits
90 per month, and situation q long ~
desirod. Call on or address
AUousr }. HABERLE,
7l6 Mssksl Street, 81. Louis, No.
July LEI, 1892 -t3.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

A carpelter By the name OF N. s. Powers.
fell from the roof Of house IN East Des
Molnes. Iowa, and sustained painful and
serious spTain cf the wrist. which no cured
with one bottle Of Chnmberlsins pain balm.
He ssysit Z worth IS bottle. IL cost him
80 cents For sale BY Dr.. J. p. Sslb. 1.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Tar BEsT SALvE In the world FOR Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, COrns, and oil Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
ouired. Il IL guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale q Martin
Friedmsn's Drug store.
April l, 1692.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

via 1. z. b ST. L. II. Il. July 18th. Only
f6 SO round trip. 4 special train Q!
elegant coaches and Parlor Cars will
leave Evansvilie via e. + +. u. &. 4. a
10 80 A. M, arrive Chicago 2 80 F. ~
0ecure sea,sin Parl0r Cars In advance.
Tickets good returning until July 2sth
The lsst opportunity 90 visit the Great
World'a Fair City this aeason At such
"a = rssa and liberal limit of tickete.
WorId's Fair buiIdings open TO visitor'
at an admission Of 25 cents.
r A. CAnPBELL,
General Passenger Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

II was prostrassd Nth severe billions
complaint" writes Erastus South y crth.
of Bath, Ne. AFTER vainly trying :
number OF remediss, l wae finally In.
ducsd 10 take Ayer's Pills. had
scarcely taken two boxes whom wss
|completely cured"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

There will be Demorest Medal Con
test at PorsersvilIe Church Saturday
night, July is. 1692. under the guidance
os the w @. 4. u. Several young Iadiel
and gentlemen will contest for tho silver
medal. Come and hesr them. Admis
sion free.
JULIA A. Cox. Ssc'y.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

w. nabg - -. - enss - cnsaosiA
whan ~ vas Child. - erisd for cnstoslA
W. shs hsoams Nh. shs chung . casesA
W. - - Childssn. - savs thsm cas,esia,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

~ DO not puniah your children with
Iget &C. g. q. Certain Chill" Cnre on |
guarantee. Any child will take It. Sold
10y M. Friedman. ~.