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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-15
ALBERT y. BonSERr. EDWARD BoHSsRr
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS!

BoHNERr BROTHERS having purchased
The above well.known Mile, have had
them thoroughly overhauled, and are
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle 10 strictly . straight grade
Of first quality. Our Family Flour il
brand that for it's quality cannot 10 ex.
celled. We solicit the custom OF Farm.
ere, and will be ready ct oil times 10 e..
change -four for wheat ct the highest
market price.
BRING US YoUR WHEAT, and we will
pay Won cash oil the market will allow.
CORN MEAL always on hand to cell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstufi 1t the
lowest market price. Give us . trial
and we will try to please you.
Mills on the North eide Of Jasper, on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNERT BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov. Z, 169O.-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-15

HE undersigned. Trustee OF Balm.
: bridge township, Dubois county
viii attend to Township business on
saturday brewery week, at his resjdence
on North Main street, between Sew.
enth and Eighth in Jasper.
'hc Library Of said Township IL kent
At the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmsnr
where persons wanting books can oh.
tain them 1T any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 20, I8SS-Iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-15
HEADQUARTERS
FOB THE
Singer Sewing Machine !

| beg to announce to tho public. that
have again opened On ofice, where |
have constantly on hand . full line Of
the Genuine Singers, with oil The latest
Improvements. ! have also large
stock Of Attachments, Needles, Oils, &c,
Tor oil other makes and styles OF Sewing
aachines. All kinds Of Sewing M.
cnines repaired. Bsrgains In second
hand machines.
My place Of business 10 on 7th street
between Mill and McCrillus Streets.
Jasper. INDIANA.
PETER j. BOSNIAN, Agent,
For the Singer Manufacturing Com psuv
! sm also agent for the old reliable
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
insurance Co.. of New York, and re-.
'pectfully ask liberal patronage
Dec. 8. 1690-tf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

The officers OF the Germania society
are Keeping their word with the police
and ire comm. sssoners IN regard 10
renting their hall snd allowing partie.
20 use the Tar. The Iron Mou.ders
union wished To give dance there FRI
day night. but gave u up because they
could not rent tue bar.
The next meeting OF the Kindergar-
ten study class ~ Fountain Street Bap-
tisf church, Wednesday, at p. M,
vsii be an open meeting, addressed by
Mrs.. Treat and Miss Amslie Uofer, of
chicago. one OF the editors of the KIM
dergarten Magazine. The public arc
cordially invited.
{. +. Leidy, editor Of the Evening
Press. ~ stil. confined TO ms bed with
Rheumatism. lie dictates his copy TO
AZ smsnuensis. while nursing the aches
aud pans with which hs Doiy is
rscked. lie - improving slowly, and
vii ultimately he as strong and hearty
a. y0re.
The Ministers conference will meet
this sfteru0 10 the y. &c. \. bnlld-
ng. ~ o'clock. The subject - be
considered - 'Prejuiices Asalns: the
CHURCH. Discussion opened by the
lev. J. l.. Jackson. u. u.
TIE tracks Of tho street car lines
wee covered VIII co yesterday morn
lng. and considerable trouble was ex,
per!saced early IA ~. morning, but be-
Tore church time ears were making
trips 90 Fega ar time.
The maca.nlsts' union - preparing
10 hold "a open meeting ~ 40. lS6
Pearl street on February j.. r. A..
Gill, James +. Mcbride aud r. /. Mills
are booked TO MAKE speeches at tue
meeting.
The funeral Of Patrolman William
l.. Roscoe. WHO q al In ~. Marks nos
pitsl. viii ~ held a. O'Clock Inrsdav
afternoon. from tue second Street ".
T.. church.
A petinon = being circulated protest.
INK against the training school on Jeif.
eEson street. 1; all probably be pre-
seuted 10 the scaool board nezt SaluF.
day.
The revival at the Pialnfield Avenue
VI. =. church viil continue Through the
week. There were tbiriv one acces-
aous 10 tie church .ast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. DeRnyter have
goue - New York Tor a moeth. They
~ vst Warrington. AID ell remain
tnere 20 VISIT the izsugarsi.
Mrs. Treats kindergarten els. for
pubic school teachers wlil "a held, -
usual. Monday evening. al PARK kin.
drrgsrten. 40. g Park a.
Aehssrsais ~ the Oratorio society
Vii hegin sgsin this evening ia toe
NeMullsn block. south DlSssion and
Island streets.
Jay Noble. who has been ~ for sev.
ersl days With pneumonia. - rapidly
recovering, aud sill soon he out again.
The ktngr Daughters are preparing
- eve az entertainment N 1ootl
. IemDlsF-' ball February -.
fredrirk Rire ne returned from
Milford. Asss. where Ne Nent 20 a..
tend hss fnothfr's funeral.
Mr.. Ests = Wilson nss accepted a
postsoa Ga tDs SAT- OF fae kyeaiua
Press
Born. a. Nr. sns Ms. r. n. Marley.
-. ~ rhsrDsn stFeet. "a pound
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
=. Briggs. Sc; Mrs. W. s Earle, So; Mrs.

q. Briggs. Sc; Mrs. w. 5 Earle, Sc; Mrs.
J. c. Wenham, $500. Five dollars
each from the following: l.. X. At
water, Mesdames W. A. Howard, j. Z.
Holt. j. Edward Earle, J. Boyd Pant
Ind. w. Aldrich Tsteum. Charles Colt,
samuel Sears, T.. B. Dikemsn. NJ. V.
Aldr,ch, G.. X. Johnson, w. 4. Bulk.
lev. L. 4. Hawkins. Anna Bissell, Rob-
ert Sinclair, NJ. j. Smiley, r. F. Sweet,
Anton Hodenpyl, w. X. Stevens, Lee
ter Rindge. W. Il. Ledyard, Gay Per-
lxins. +. r. Richards, Amos RathbuD.
L. j. Richmond, Charles Shepard. ,.
". Champlin, +. A. Gorham, George
". Tnayer. +. ID. Gilbert, John Jaml-
son. George W. Cav. W. +. Avery, j.
F. Blake. l.. ID. Norris, n. j. Hollis
ter, Charles Judd, y. III. Waters, pud-
ley Waters. W. :. Mccoy, Hastings. ).
c. Fj,zGersld, Fred Luce. Edward CHI
bert, Willard Barnhart. The Misses lisa
bel Putnam. Camilla freusser, Hsien
Cutler aud Robert Barnard, Mrs. Will
lam shelby. 81; Master James Hall. 50;
Mrs. Reuwick. Si.25; IL eacn from the
following: Mesdames Sherwood Hall.
George Raymond. stewart johnson, ;.
l.. Fuller, A. {. Torrey, NJ. l.. Bocher,
Moseley. Hughes. J. PelFce,; fifty cents
.scn from Mrs. II. {. Burch aud Mr..
Zee, Master Fred Whson. IL cents;
M,lkma,ds convention entertainment.
slo.5s; Mss Abby Field and Mrs Mary
+. sly. kindergarten balls Vinegar
Furniture company. on bill, 81; Peck
BROTHERS. dexirne sponge; Boston
store. ten Yards towelng; Gum Hard
ware company, hooks, tins. etc; q. II.
Armstrong. paper; Hnelster's box fac
tory nsner:c. s. Hartman. moving
pIsno' Trompen & NanJoeren, five
yards cloth: Brink Brothers. broom.
soan. uesse,une & Co., dustpan; Mr..
pl,rtlev. two lunches straw; Bessie T..
Goodrlch. twenty-five pounds clay,
purch a Co., paint: b. Gognon,
aloe strinrs; julia Wilson. pm
cush,on; William Kinney. tea kettle,
picture. ,ieorge Washington; {. h.
s.ri.n. painied sign; Mrs. +. A. Hall.
clock. Mr.. Eugell. oil; Eloisc Ever
h.rt n,v. Emma Chamberlain, pct
ures; A. J. Rrown, Christmas tree
children of Miss Ewings kindergarten.
fruit. etc; children OF Park kinder
gart@n. hooks and toys; Christmas do
na.,o,,s oi II eacn from Mrsdsmes 4.
p Fnll.r. W. :. Howard, William
Howard. books and TOYS from Mes
da,a.. Mrf,eorge Banay. Attire Bulk
lev j q Hol.. J. Boyd Psntilnd.
rSser pnt,erted. William Howard:
one cord wood from Nj. Fee and e.. II.
Hehnke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

as. o.. Cutter WIZ Leave for tie Far
VS.. Is.sna Wednesday.

- - 41-aI- - rlEctlay.
Il las been announced that Or. Mary
~ Cu.ler : going - CoreA as medi-
ca. miss.orary. See Will isate her par
cats' very WELCOMES AID very me
country home ~ ttalces township, tais
county. GA Wednesday. February l..
gong ~ tue wkv OF Ch.csgo and Cali
fprnia, leaving san Frame. &C February
"a. it viii le remembered hy the
Young peopio that tho doctor was q
regular attendant ~ the Div.ion
street. ". r. church and sunday scto0l.
also a nls uater 81 soe Young " meas
Fa.elgn Nis-iorars society during the
four years Sic Nas a. school; tnat she
uas graduate 81 toe Grad Rapids
IA school IA Tie cisss OF 1854. and o.
t1s nltalfs. department. Of the Niehl-
gan lniverslty ir tie ciass CT lsSc.
rH- was in tae employ 81 tae state 81
the 1als-f.ity hospital one year. t1en
canricn,ei practice fer herseif IN
faw~Foy. GAO. Where she renamed
tarse gssr-. changing ncr fire only
u-sc. arc tlen tor better quarters.
The doctor makes no pretsnsous st
PUB. a. spea<.n<. but i trm y the he
iei that nat onlY our s0.ealled enTis-
SAC l4nd shogl1 IFS ii. paorsi /, religious
a0d rst'paai standard higher, but that
tne bsstnen nanoBs can. And ulli,
through the dlysne plan. reach a "a CHER
degree II civl Etts3D. she = therefore
ever scflve. ~ a quiet way. Tor the
good cf buns uity. She has been COM
psrs,iYsiy successful Ia ter profession.
also teei persncs aud other ". &. l..
A.. war< fer enefgy = almost with
lQf link
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
CARE OF THE POOR
SUPERINTENDENT Lancaster OF.
fsrs Some Views.
ne WOULD MAKE CHANGES
uaszr wh,eh casnsy wscla be Mon
Essllvsly psspsnsst 70 the
wosshy pooz.

While TIE conimsttes on poor Of ths
eomnon eoureil - wssAxlinx ever
fhnr An1 draxs aar ether Articles fur.
nlsnsc 10 ne deserving poor % the
city. those = 10 are interested "a III.
ws.fsfs Of tAs cry sni IN economical
Alsa4<e oent OF tie municipal govern
nlfnL are very certain koal some in-
pfosfmsnt sno0ic Do made ia tns
Whole -gstem nos n praeoce. One o.
the ev,i< nov n vogue clth the com.
iC!ttsr . tass & fixss TIE rStlous Shlch
s1aa oe gwen % family " any given
unmneE ~ persona Pork . coatsia
wat = was year ago. fofsices are
worth tbfte timss ss much as they
refr YEAR AGO. Apes are mach
df2fer han year ago. and yet Tue fs-
tons have not been changed The re.
salt = nat e costs more than double
10 maintain the Department. THIS year
tnsa last yesr. Insfc WAS once = sys-
tenn " giving AZ order on varioas nlsr-
chants 81 the app 'esnts Tor he p. Tue
anouot OF ne order would vary w.h
the auulhsr a tie family 10 te helped.
Ks "a As gpc1 as cash and The pAupeE
sks much better pleased. for he could
make u 20 farther than the ra.ioas
ro~ dealt ont sd 80. TX potatoes
we're high ne Took more teams and cat-
taze. tarnios sad other cheaper vege-
tables. II PORK ~ss hign he would buy
cheaper nlrats-
DAVID Lancaster. one Of the county
superiuteudsnts ct the poor. wAs q,
one time city poorntAstrr. and has bad
many years sxpeuerce IN dealing
plta tie poor aai IN taxing care OF
t4em. lie e0ps.1eEs the poor depart
l1cot store a m sancc- lie believes IA
TIE Greer systers. aud would Ike 10
So A srf a. three suDerintenden.s
ia IRE city. Two OF them would to
kstt busy All Ot me time INVESTIGATING
eases to see ~aetaer applicants were
lcsers.ng ~ npt- The other mrmter
~oolt at a. secretary % the heard
alt Norii 10 5ne office work. When
re Nss Ycorasstef tnsre Was a custom
~ paying re.s for poor families. The
lAndi0ris and reAl estate agents soon
.eaGDtd HAT II tenant id not pay
nis sent q ~ easy 70 get tie rent from
tAe poor department. one year TIE
city pad m fe tnan $1,000 n rent. lie
sav how tae evil vas crowns aud cue.
cresffd ia stopping L. Had the custom
Continued toe city would nov ae pay
inx from $3.50 10 SO. O00 each yea for
rrut ff's poor persons. Another thing
that Nr. Lancaster would suggest 1.
that the coninoa council pass re-o-
luton nxrg The time for which rel.ei
soel De gwen. IL persons mast have
relief Tor longer period they shon u
De seus % tfe poor honse. The city
p0cr department. ~ thinks, wss Is
tabiished 20 render temporary. MOI
perpetual. relief. ia firm stand were
fa8sn "a ibis regard re u sure these
chronic paapers would b . great dsal
~carcor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
pa,n sslfInnlcred.

This T. supposed - he "a ase - enliehten.
sasnf let TIE hsif ei'ilie-a pft.isfencs with
xhisa hosts o seeFis fsep dos.ag themselves
o., small occasion. eF-urs = tisha treaalifs
ehstacfe5lsi r II the daFk szss CO.'S :spatisn
hasaasysiaa - slieeea tnfatssa ehieh IN =
nsn.asos dose mcrey eyacnate the beee's-
tais essrai.an isiEz Vseeeiea - psln ara iol
losea IS weakness tie latter a sa<eg 81
iaeif excessive. violent atHea. fopy phyliin.
sstes sal hoze snlheaiei ~ he firm - pisis.
tent sassIs.s,eats far ~tle2 <heu 4 he saf.fi.
ists.s iioss ser 2tsrssrt i'itlefs. the en.e..
= asf fsafsl laxative ftt1at. Fffer sslpIae.
AID fsss44f.llae a. ifs eefian snessff q nAta
o. hsgtAralest fsoss. Ihis ssHle ara fhar.
a..h ntalfue = a.s9 a. eafia-fr TO nzlsfis
sns fhesassissas. zixss stfenz'h 20 tAs sy.teaa.
ssfs 4 ke<floa perisei, "a regulates SIC
Ala So saa Bladder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

The jury which was out over night
ON the Poole We. The Street Railway
company complains OF the dirty eoudl-
ton OF the jury room. There was dirt
and dust everywhere. and the windows
are 60 coated with dust that the Jurors
wrote their names and sucn notices as
please WASH me" on them. The jurors
slotnes and hands we're soiled hy the
DIRT N the jury room, and the cus,0-
dian will bc petiuoned 10 detail JAM
tor 10 clean up the room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Al lss.ga4as sa.p Purchaser Rents Hs
Spleen.

Al Indignant sasp Purchaser Rents Hs
Sp4-<n.
ssBs you the mza vat t.nds TO the
wzgf-f-Anssr'
IL sss b:g irsnmsn Who spoke,
aid Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
burns vas addressed.
.'ls<. or, | Do little IN that line
ossca- onx.ly." replied ths attorney.
"Hliis tlsln. IA tell yea pnsi Cd
wants. Dos yea inoind thai grocery
store on f.slnfleid avenue
B2rns "mosadrc.
'Nlii. tain. me woman che gaes m
there aud nuys some selap. and prsated
on De paper fofninst II. Il ssis. War.
rsated 10 remove DIRT sltaous ruboinx.
Disl bst viii 10 DO Il aud CD want Z
WARRANT Ter the protestant hypocf.s
paAt kzpss the Store"
lm very soIry." said Mr.. Burns.
shut there 10 no law covering INA;
point"
"No law 10 il, VIII. why the divil
don't you make SEINE law Plat he
lawyers FOR. Ia ike 20 know. Wac
does make the laws: tells me that
'.Tns legislature makes the laws and
NE simply help 10 enforce them."
Legislator. - ~ Bedsd. and yer
10 here setiin' Ia an asy chair while
tnina dsvils that made the Mckinley
bib 10 responsible for all ;hisy'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Looklnr on, for Bounty

In March, when the cap begins to
move IN the sugar maple, there will be
more sugsr-mskers in western Michl-
gan than for some years. Slnco the
Mckinley Law gave the sugar-nsakers a
bounty the number has increased. Last
year ss27.% bounty was paid to forty
Two makers Of sugar IN the district.
The application for bouaiy must b.
made almost one year in advance. and
tlls wear there are l01 applicants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

To die; to sleep: perhaps to
dream, WAS the thought
that troubled Hamlet. But
that occurred before inger-
col commenced 10 lecture,
and tncn. besides, II was
only fiction after ali. 10
live; 10 work; pcrtorce 10
eat, Is what bothers we'uns.
And whether our journey
be for pleasure or from
necessity; whether wo a
visiting 60 or drunmers
are, there is no engage
ment so binding, 10 pleas
ure co attractive, no sorrow
20 profound. but that we
calculste--lf ever 80 little
where we Will get Inc next
meal. And go, IN building
the Fort Street Union Sta
t!onin Detroit, provision
waemsde for the saiisiac-
ton OF the stomach; there
tor every facility IN the
CT dining room. kitchen, pan.
try. etc. Is of the most
Il modern. and the materials
used of the best the market
affords. The management
recognizes that the grea;
busk OF travellers Comes
from those OF moderate
means for the reason that
those who have moderate
means compose the great
bulk If the population. A
Dinner At ~ cents 10 the
proposition. A good DIM
ner At 80 cents Is one OF the
requirements when the
management obliges Mr..
Warner (wno has leased the
restaurant. to supply.
Keep this in mind when
you go 10 Detroit; keep II
IN mind when you return
from Detroit. and insure
yourself a pleasant TIP by
gong both ways, via. the
Detroit. Lansing 4 North
ern. SFo. BEHAVES, Gen.
ersl Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

The street cars had q hard time in
getting started yesterday morning.
Miles Of toe track were covered with
zee. and II was impossible 10 complete
the circuit. The salt car was sh we'd
ahead Of two motor cars anu the track
saited. Several cars Jumped the track
during the morning. and II was three
hours before the cars on the Lyon
street ana Wealthy avenue hills could
make their trips regularly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Monday Hospital manAgerA
Iue>dsy--Hsiplnx Hand, No Is JET
tsssoa avenue. loung WomAn's -
csety. No. 500 Cherry street.
"Wednesday - Food. fuel. frisadiy
fund. Service aud lecture. 100 p, ~.
Wardsn> and vs<try. $50 p. m.
THURSDAY -woma1.s mlssson, No. ~
Fast Fulton street
fudsy--congrssstionai sccial, No. u
South Lafayette street.
Saturday sewing school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
FYsHs Restaurant is the RICH,

FYSH'S Restaurant is the right
place 10 60 and get
your dinner when down
town. From the in
creased number we
have each day goes TO
say that we are setting
up a first class meal and
at the right price-25
cents. We also have
light lunches, should
YOU not wish to dine.
and at all hours of the
day we have first class
order cooking.
OUR Baking Department also
shows a marked in
crease and We arc still
keeping up the quality
of our goods notwith-
standing the high
prices Of raw materials
and do not charge
extra.
WE arc also taking orders for
PARTIES aud Receptions
for Ice Cream. An
gels Food. Macaroon-.
Lady Fingers and other
Fancy Cakes. Also
Bon Bons, etc,
DO not mistake the place.
Fysh's. IL Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Rows std girls desrou. q Joining 81.
Marx ckcsr -noalt make ssrsy .ppii.
car g - ffs1cis snpoeii, conductor.
- hlehafd tynof. segretays. az 10 ta.s
hff taHpf Tar, rector. u JB;Y
80 pfesfnt cho'r eill 10 iasfsssfs ~
49, Hpys - specially 1ne Voices,
so 49, fec-ivs mgscai tuition faf
ti@if ,ir rarfsnt sork.
- 49, en1.l e ennrosed Of paf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Interesting Temperance Meeting.

The gospel temperance meeting held
IN Good Iempiar's hail AZ } O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon was largely at
tindsd. The Juvenile TemplaEs OF
ItmperArcs bad charge Of the pro
gram, which wAs we'll arranged and
well rendered. q. ". Blsin, national
stgsrixer and lecturer Of the order OF
Good 1emplars. WAS present aud dsiiv.
efed an address on the progress made
"a the temperance cause IN the pas, few
years. Mr.. Blaln will. leave soon for
the west TO be gone several months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Poi.e- B-nefs Association wm Attend
koscos's Fun>fsl.

TIE Police Benefit assoc atom held
Greeting "a 10 police court roofa-
istf xnt. - take acton on the death
~ fsif8rt4D Eosroe. who died Friday
~ 81 Asfks hospital. PRESIDENT
foatrfy PRESIDED. snd nifty members
were present.
lera.fndsnf ". n. Eastman. Cap
tsia Je5nsen srt Pstrolmsn ssstrx-
f-stier see acpofuiet . cou4n1,ttes 20
have rutrks 81 tne Arrangements Tor
ace f1nerst a1f lieufrn4at Hurley.
rr~ssni Webe sni fsiroimsn >tSntsr
= c1nigi ttee - drtft resafntl r.. it
49, decided fcf Csc assoc a. on. beaded
~ ts1t. te sstfua ne fnDsrsi. winch
49, - hria Tuesday afternoon. ~ ?
ceck. a. she German Methodist
caarca. Ire ~f> - the dscessed ia
tr4. man = srttied - S4o iroea the
$500 st.a1. aat tbe psya< cf u ss=
irfs - tae tnari ~ trastee% The 1850
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

One ot The bills allowed by tue board
OF pab.ic works ~ It's meeting SAtur-
day. MAS one Tor . clock ia the city
pump stAsion. Tie clock cosl $50. A
very expensive clock was placed in tbs
station ~ first. but tina council refused
10 ALLOW II. and now the cheaper clock
has besn purchased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

t,eulsrly rns nsnsicai talent. Nts r. n.
pave Mz Isslis CnAmner.Hse ana
Irans.s Campbell bssng Toe solossts-
The younger sosess N July viii - a.
sstlAct. &c ati.tson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

cat a thea adjourned unfli o'clock
Tuesday a.tsTuooa. wAso The fSsSsa-
t.oas wii. &c prcseates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Ialv whitsl LAZY whltei

Ississys ID SESSION. Tee choieesi Of
ta1fs and tat = tha feassn. Is
snst@r and s7teeter ano better 4, bake.
Made 0aiy ~
Ass5.kF CRY Mfii1xo TO-,
tsrsnd fspias, Aleh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Iiy JAessoas spesusgf.ph pAoios-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

II Httt-t b-Ert@ @f-et
Fsi.a1 ~ sfe trs danatieas - the
ks1iief<ss'es Mr.. +. T.. Fuller, 50
, - AfefY -. Ass 4. 4. Hienmona,
slS NJ tapsfd Love. tIe, Me
Kama 1Assabss.aln, ss.5s. Mrs. Gss1gs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-10

SERGEANT AT ARMS.
X. W. Prigmore, of Pettis county,
placed in nomination j. l.. Davis, Of
Saline county.
Geo. w Il. Garrett. of Barton
county, was placed in nomination.
j. &. Burnett, of Boone county,
was placed in nomination.
o. l.. Munger, of Carter county.
was placed in nomination.
BALLOT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-10
GOOD ROADS.

The coming road convention at Sc
dalia is attracting attention through
out the state and will be attended by
representatives from every enterpris-
ing intelligent county in the state.
The Nevada llaa gives the following
sensible view of the question
The money which the city of Ne
vada offered to contribute to the build
ing of the Kansas City, Nevada Il Fit.
Scott railway, would build seventy
five miles of wagon roads surfaced
with burned clay.
An equal amount added to that
sum by the county would build road
ways from the north to the south line,
from the east to the west line, and
from each corner diagcnally to the
one opposite it, all of them passing
through the center.
No railway system could contribute
80 much to the prosperity of Nevada.
Tributary 10 the county seat we
have an agricultural district capable
Of sustaining town of double the
population of which we new boast, il
the trade could he concentrated and
held.
What is the use of looking to the
uttermost ends of the earth for indus
tries to facilitate our growth, when we
have ample means SO close at hand
that We can reach..ou and touch them.
While Others are talking let the
people Of Nevada and Vernon county
be acting. Send wide awake men to
the Sedalia road convention, that they
may learn all that it Is possible to ac,
guire there upon the subject, and
when they return, we can commence
reducing their knowledge to practice.
Road improvement is thevital ques'
ton of the hour, and those counties
which realize that fact ana act upon
it will be first upon the high road to
prosperity.
No scheme which has yet been de.
viscd will add so much to the substan
tial value OF farm lands rs good roads;
and there is no enterprise which vii
equal them in the promotion of far
mer's comfort.