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place in the market today was decline of
bali q cent per pound in sugars Of all
Kinds. This is the third drop in sugar
since the coming season was closed, and
the price OF graduated sugar in barrels IL
now cents per pound.
The coffee market. which has been firm
With tendency upward ever since the be-
ginning of the Brazilian revolution. is
now weaker. and drop of half cent per
pound is noted in ArbuckIe's.
Apples are selling we'll. Fancy stock 10
scarce, but lower grades are plentiful.
Common native stock Is very cheap, whole
Ealing al 80 to rs cents per box. Some
fancy native stock has arrived in mar ket
Sad is selling we'll.
Another car of Concord grapes has ar
rived, and Is said to be positively the last
Of the season. They are selling at 35 cents.
the price being maintained.
Coed oats are growing scarce and will
probably advance again within few DAYS.
For the past month the California steam
srs have carried full cargoes south on each
trip. and there has been considerable RI
vary among the buyers to procure choice
lots. which are comparatively scarce. The
siearners are still behind with the oats Of
iered. 1000 sacks being left in this city on
the present trip.
The near approach OF Thanksgiving
canses considerable interest In poultry, cs-
pecially turkeys. Dealers are somewhat
IN doubt rs TO the extent of the supply,
somo foretelling plenty and others scar
city Prices are now unsettled.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKxr.
CHICAGO MAnkxrs.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-Wheat-M Moderate
business; opened unchanged. declined &C
ON selling by Partridge. rallied Sc on
higher cables and lighter Northwestern re-
ceipts, declined &c on selling by longs to
realize profits. held steady and closed
steady, PC lower than yesterday. Part
ridge bought In heavily Mt the bottom, sue
cessfully milking" the market Receipts,
lls.00o bushels; shipments, 70, 600 bushels
Closed: Cash. eo5sc: May, 67Ac.
Corn--Easy; cash, 35isc; May, 3es<c.
0ats-steady; cash. 2711zc; May, $685..
Rye-44lfc.
Barley Nominal.
Flax-$1.i0
Timothv-t3f7.
Pork-steady; January. si247,i; May.
Lsrd-steady; January, szS; May,
T.72l1.
Short ribs-steady; January. se.57K;
May, 1865
shoulders-$650dn6.7
Short ciear-$s. 25s9s.37l<.
Whisky-$L15.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts, 1850 head. Market.
best grades steady; others slow and weak !;
prime steers, s5.4ed5.50; good 10 choice,
- COOS 70; Others. sS@45o' stoekers and
feeders, 81 loGt36o.
gs-Rece,pts. 1900 heaa. Market
lo@i5c higher; rough and common. $5.0oa
T. i3; packing and shipping. S. 1ntdS As:
prime heavy aud mediums. S. 35te5 SO;
butchers and assorted light, $S40Q5O
Sheep--Receipts. 1900 head. Market
dni! and weak, the pens being crowded
with unsoid stock; natives, 81. 0OG3 rs /;
fancy wethers. s4ooes45o; Westerns,
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LUBIyS TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
ment-
Contentmsat makes life worth liy.
ing.
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srxAuEn EncKxYl

Rssuft aE6 refzrsssasd leaves Nssehsnss doch
Tsssasy Thursday snS assarday - N 20
Liagssoa. feFs 9snbis. Haaeor. beaosck. Lib
wsup. n9wafsc. Headap1xa Irtns City Sad intse
1aesssss psiasa Asrvsag - ENsaa City - m
leaves ERtea CITY 3 . a. oaSAo1ag fu3A4
aa1 a2a4sy, afg.xfsk 10 xesSsie - p M
Il y LAZY. AaDfAk
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This agreeable and eficacloss Tooth Powder. -
eabished by more han twenty yeas experience
Aan rsceived the sanction Of the members AZ the
Dental snd Medical professions Of this city ssgse-
ally. and by them 10 - daily recommended Esd
prescribed IL IL - pleasant In the application ~
81 In excellent In ts efeete u speedily readers tue
Sesih white and smooth, the gums hsaithfui rel
(aad arm, sad BY frequent MSS viii preserve them
in this desirable coalition n gradually but e.
1octuatiy removes tartar and destsoyes the para
GiticAl animaicnIs which neglect may have par
United to collect and prevents their further accu-
Wuiafton. thus serving ~ . complete beauties
and prsssrver Of the teeth. Microscopic eIaminAr
tons have been made OF the matter deposited On
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
eli eiassss Of society and OF every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
pumbefA Experiments were made for their ~
novAl and the Ingredients used tn Luoins Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most eIsciual destroy
ang them instantly
Through the MADNESS OF friends - - Ssr
nistsd 70 puelish the following
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IyooD CANAL ROUTE
Ill SsH Passenger steamer
bELEA
fcarryfas z. a. u&ilg leaves CoSEAp sock Mon
Aaya " raaesi&ys and krA4ays a. 90 . IA for
Efnx.san Port sssrah.e a&a~nr. @s2hscx nrfnnoa.
lBewAts. Essiswsep fzsiS Hooespsrt and Isson
Cliy and tEtsfulstssss pesHts. arriving st rBi0a
tsfy 81 Z 0s p IN. Leaves CS5sn ctty ~ : 20 o.
"a tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays arriving
Ia seattle g. % "a NJ.
CHARLES MADISON. ss.ser
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Portland wh.a, M.rn.s

PORTLAND. Nov. %. Especial. Wheat
Fairly active at steady. Valley, 92Is@95c:
Walis Walia. S3,sc per GENITAL.
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rMH ARLINGTON.
nav e1..r LAKE Dunean, Portland
r. ssrtsas. Coupgtlte q Noals, do
n = Egnsurtf Everett Miner, car
I..Yaanx.x a tsr.s4s, HNssr. Caxe9als
y "a @s--{rr tssls FEElske@ sais& s, Nj 70
n ~ S~sxr~s s.s.bs CO NasAE.se. :
~ - " lamespG. ~ Gasa
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EFoxANn JanuASy II, ~
0estiemsa-f take great pleasure In adesas my
sDssinonsa, 10 the sncslisnk qualities OF Latin's
rsrieaee IN its and Of attentive Observation a
sn sal sssetory effects npcn the teeth % NJ
paiisnsa recommend 10 to all - . safe. Peasant
and sfscacioes GeEtifrirs. eoraasniEg al tao
regulates bs preserving TIE tsssh sad gaEas Ia
essAa. healthy eoatittoa
u. IL LAwRENck n = q
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRApR.

SAX FRaScrsco. Nov. 2a-Ths COM
mercial markets are firm, with business
fairly active. The produce markets are
quiet.
Vegetables and fresh fruits-Unchangcd
Potatoes and enthusiastically.
Butter-Firm.
Cheese--Steady.
Poultry--Weak.
Game--Light.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks,
1861; Washington, GOO; wheat, centais,
u 10; Washington, 7. 1855: barley. centals.
46ol; oats, Oregon. L7a5; Washington,
95ea; corn, sacks. i,foo: beans. sacks. All;
potatoes. sacks, 4. liz; onions, sacks. e59;
Iran. sacks. I2io.
Flour-we quote; Net cash prices for
family extras. sS.50ls3do: bakers extras,
S,s0QtS50: superfinc, x2.4o@26o.
Wheat-No. l shipping. $i.oii4@i o3s4;
choice. $i.05@i.Nl.; milling. sLo7ls@
loss,
Bariey-No. L feed. T0@72ssc; choice
bright, T3AtdT5e; brewing. Sb995e: Cheva-
Her. 81. io@ l. Is Tor standard. and $4,000
per Genital for lower grades.
Oats - Red, 97IseetsfQ1ts; black. ssc@
y9, milling, si.l5eti@; fancy feed.
liza; common to fair. Si@si.io; surprise,
A2h@i.s2t,s, gray, sL9'ls@iish.
GAIL BOARD.
Sales were recorded today as follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat-May, 100
tons. si20,-: 500 tons, $i.3o: 500 tons,
Nlais. December, 900 tons, xi.6L per
centai.
Rarley--December 100 tons, 72kc; May,
10 tons, sis4e per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
Drsfts--on sight. New York. per 500.
&c discount. Sterling bills-on London.
Gxty-day bank. s4.s4
SILVER
Silver bars. per ounce. 6ass G69Ac.
Mexican dollars, 59Aeeasi4o.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
THE srocK EXCHANGE.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE
LONDON. Nov. 23-Consois, oS e-l6d.
Bank Of England discount rate. 3 per cent.
Bar silver, .925 fine, 321sd.
BANK or ENGLAND STATEMENT
Following is the statement of the Bank
Of England issued at the close of business
November %:
Reserve ........-............fs 6a.ooo ..........
Notes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sol,ooo ..........
buiion ........+..s-.-.,--.. S8s-sli ...-......
CifcuIauon -.........--...... .s..... q ssi.0oo
Other securities ............ 1890. si.ooo
Public deposits, t,Ou ......-...
Other deposits ...........-.. .-..... t2Io11
Government securities. I4a,ooO
Total bullion. f25. SOC. 900. Proportion of
reserve 10 liabilities, which last week Was
ASA per cent. is 81 per cent.
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT.
PARIS, Nov. 23.--Foilowing is the state
ment Of the Bank of France, issued after
the close of business today:
Ineysdse Decrease
Gold ................. 10000 r ..........
silver. Siis.eoo ir ..........
Total bullion. 7.7is. 600 francs. Proper
ton of reservs TO liability. S6l9 per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LryERrooL, Nov. % -Wheat--Markes
firm; demand moderate; holders offer spar
inglv; California, No. /, IS 6isd@5, I'D;
red Western spring, No. ,. IS 5i0f5s 6,ad;
Western winter. No. = IS 2lsdts5s Sid.
CONFIRM: demand moderate; mixed
Western. Is I'D.
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U0 cHARTEz,


Yswfy furnished ana sssrp<d and especially
sfapted for excGrsisnxA AasTsss Box us. call
n reoEn 81 ezArr Boyd su;kaseE,
{. u. BEOwSFIzLh Master Aad ownes
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MARX HroHLAMn


Head What Q chemist sayA:
sxArrLE. August l. 10oo.
Gsnsismsn-r have made = chemical sxanfnsp
ton Of inbins Tooth Powder AMI ana that 10
eonssitus ass are such can neither chemically e.
mechanically intur~ the teeth. TIE iadicso-s -
lection Of the lnsreienta and the evident ears e.
AieitsA IN It's prsnArasion, commend t Q harmp
spsa - well - ~ eineseioas dsssitries.
o. j. SMITH. Chemist
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The following 10 from Of the mess sminona
ssshssitsss In the West;
Ban FAAHclsco. July a. lisa

Iuhn Chemical CO..
Dear sirs-H . commendatory word nom ne il
favor Of yenr excellent tooth powder, known -
Lubin's tooth Powder. add to its deserved
popularity and extended use. can cheer
fully and fruthfally cay 90 those who are In want
Of . plsasast. harmless ana thoroughly eficscioas
dsnt.fsice that they will nnd those qualities eli
combined In your sdmlraais preparation: and
Aftsr . long acquaintance and careful observation
a. To- effects ugoE the teeth Of thoss who have
made daily use CT II and . personal sxpesieecs Il
Ia merits fos nearly twenty yssrs know u moth
Ing superior for tue purpose Of cleaning presorv>
iEg and beastl:ying the teeth
MARX HY0HYAMn
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TESTIMONIALS:

PORTLAND Or. March Z, lSB2
Dear sirs-Being s&iisied with your manner a
preparing the Denifrice. aud knowing IL to Dc per-
fecsiy harmless In its effects. have since you
commenced tn preparation. used II Ia my FAMILY
and prescribed It 20 my patients with unlferm
satisfaction. and now cordially recommend q 50
the pneisc being . valuable safe ana efscacious
eentifrses. well adapted 10 keeping the teeth and
gums In elsaa. healthy condition Yours truly,
w. c. BROWN. d D. 4
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xAxE xAYs:
ncIcx Tnn 10 aAx YRAxcnD
Asa m paaanh
CALIFORNIA
Va Ne M Shasta rou.s - -
sorrxxRS PACIFIC coxrAxx
TIE ssiy roas
rx1oraH cALIFoRxrA
rsan pofass
RAsr AND SOUTH
sxn scxx,e norrx er rzx rAcrr,c coAs~
xxearsssa tieksss 70 los Ass.s.s aaa rssar. fsa
6sAStaa $es.2a
PULLMAN BUFFET sLExPxRa
PULLMAN sEcoSp-cLAss sLxxPisa cAHs
Attached 10 empress srsiaa afgerdins supsrsor -
esnnedasisns for sscona-eiaAs passsassrA
Pa rassa tioksea sleeping ear resssvssasaA
etc, cal spsa o. sdaress
THOMAS A. GRAHAM Dissrscs Fassengsr AssaA
Lee Pscsae Ave- twasAinsssa sasssl. TssaaA
T. r. RooERs Assistants esasra, rrssxas saA
Passenger Aren't Portland. Or.
arr<~rr.
sEArrLx TO TACOMA
Heses seana tsips daily. sxespt Sunday
In enc hcur and swsnty.avs Danae>a
NseA& ssAS S's~ SsAsA~ AseomA fsess = fos
SrNs eAnr.
x~~> s>.ss. a, Mas. s,s
.a Ls.v. Taeans-s;ss = m, lisa s:isRA
Leave seassls-s 90 a m. soon m
/. Lave Tsesma-ii:so = a. s:so RA
- e..- 00~-. ..o- y M--.oa ..rese sesaN
pAcIFIc NAVIGATION co..
a.,,w "oo
Steamer sxArE OF wAsnrSoroS
p IN and Q: 50 +. m.
Steamer sEHoME
Leaves Seattle for Beiingham Bay. Ansoortss ana
srArrLx.LA CONNER
wHIpBy ISLAND RouTR
nArLr Exesrr s.runnAf
Leaves ss.,s for nyss.a I, ssnn.. and a.
$1,000 .,r.. .or-.
steamer HENaY BAILEY
I>avss Seattle every Tuesday Thursaav ana
Saturday on ida
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
'A ossoa .seis sf ave ss ana
xs.e..,. sov.ms.r i. lssa
q McCLELLAND. General Agent
r.,.,non. s4S np'a n'oeA' aaae' =. g omos~
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poRr AN0KLEA POET rowHanan DUN
1 0sness and seattle route.
TINE cAHD
Fast Passenger and Freight Pfops,iB
MONTICELLO
Commsncing Tuesday, Nay rs, 1888.
Leaves daily except Aonday ~ follower seasoA
2 q M; Townsend to:3o. arrives Port Angeles .
p M Leaves Port Angeles . IN; Pers
Townsond $50 p. M: arrives seattle 10 p m
LandtsEs. City Dock, seattle; Tieoal's Dock. Psao
Townsend: Morpss poek. Port Angsisa
uArCM DROA
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily excspt sunday.
Commencing Meatay. SoT. 20, 1894
Tvs seattle 500 IN Lv- seattle. 2 30 D IN
Tvs Everett. 80 ra Lvs Everest. 90 y m
Leaves seattle. IL .&8 q &c
sehoass | Leaves Ewsrefs ...........ssJ 90 p IN
Connects with boats for r.caraa AMI ssnanousixA
Laadux Cosfnan dock. foot Of AAriea street
sRaTTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLACD TEOUP. r. W. 9oODuUE.
Pres Aery.
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RIM " MAIIiSH VULIAHIA-
kEsERvE. Observation-Disclosures. i.2ea00o
HEAD odhce. 30 Lombard ssrees fsanaen.
RrAncnsa Portland. san Ffanessca seaftia To
coma. Victoria, New Westmiastsx AAnNirna
kamioops. Nelson. Vancouver, a g.
A General Ranking aad Excaanxe husiaesa
transacted. Loans made nlliz disecaats1 Cosa-
nereiAi credits granted. peposigs resolved on cur
rent account snhtect ~ cheek fnteress paia %
sims dsposisA n LEA BAhNES ManAgss
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Total bullion. 7.Tis.ooo francs. Proper
ton of reserve TO liability. 1919 per cent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
A BEAUTIFUL. RESIDENCE.

lO-room house with every possible
convenience and modern improvement Is
on corner lot in the best residence part
OF the town, prico 5000 on easy terms
we can sell you homo at from $500
to $4,000 on easy payments.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
ECONOMY THE ORDER Of THE DAY!

THAT S2 SUIT WE'RE
- Take word quality
paid Tor It, Wen the thing
santa quality
Economy comes to the front
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
In DRESS STUPPS

We are showing the very latest foreign
effects, as we'll as Domestic Fabrics of
all sorts.
Special line of HOP SACK SUITINGS
at SOC.
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GREATEST PREPARATION.
TAKE UNDERWEAR.

We have never offered such values in
Underwear as are now on our counters.
We ask your attention to three num-
GERS. At CSC. Ladies' fine heavy weight
Jersey Ribbed Vests, beautifully fin
ished and trimmed, worth 40c
at 500. better quality, pure white
heavy weight Jersey Ribbed Underwear,
in vests and pants. perfectly made and
handsomely finished throughout. Never
sold before under 75c.
At Use. IS dozen pure White Wool
Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants in all
sizes. Some numbers we were COM
PEELED to get 81 for last year.
Gentlemen's Underwear and Chill
dren's and Infants Underwear in full
lines of sizes, weights, qualities, etc.
Good white Blankets at Use. pair,
81.75, So. so. SO SO and $5 Comforts at
9Oc. ST., $1.25 to $3.50. Everything in
f1annels. skirtinge, etc, etc.
We have just opened so different num-
bers in Napkins. and are Offering spe-
cial values in these.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
HHIRONINUS & BRUGH'S
DRY GOODS no USE,
eos COMMERCE STREET.

The summer is past and the winter of
your discomfort may be made to lose
half of its disoomforts if you will but
prepare for 1t in time.
We notice that necessities make up a
large portion of the wants of the ma
jority this season-and it just here we
have made the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
MARIE EENWOOD
Gives Genuine Treat ut the Academy
''rhc Hermit

Gives Genuine Treat ut the Academy
'Thc Hermit
There was large attendance at the
Opera House last evening, as Miss
Greenwood and her excellens company
deserved.
The star has greatly improved in
voice since her drst appearance in the
city, and her performance was a com
piete triumph, she being repeatedly re-.
called. "Boccaccio" is q tuneful opera,
although there are more spoken lines
tnan some might wish. In the title
role Miss Greenwood was at her beat.
ana was we'll supported by tho entire
company.
The chorus was good, the costumes
pretty and the orchestra effective.
Nothing in the opera line that Macon
has ever had gave such general satisfac-
ton
The singing was far above the aver.
age, and the acting is excellent.
The comedy Is clean and legitimate,
not tho slightest effort being made to
cater to the gods or TO evoke laugh ter
by coarseness.--M Macon Telegraph.
Miss Greenwood and her excellent
company will appear at the Academy of
Music next Monday evening, Novem Der
10, III 'i)enlZetJe, comic opera by
Castor Serpette. Miss Greenwood car
ries company Of forty people. includ.
ing her own orchestra. The proceeds
will go towards the Christmas tree fund
of the Ii. p. .. Elks OF this city.
ELKs. attention. Every member is
requested TO be at the meeting tonight.
business of Importance. lGreenw God
Opera Company is to PLAY your hnncfi;
November Is. Ii you don't believe the
seats are going fast go to johnson &
Johnson's aud see for Yourself
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07

Stop putting money in the landlord )
pocket; you can have house Of your
own.
Nice room house in good location
$1,000; 500 cash, balance $40 per
month
7-room house with all modern con-
yeniences in the south part OF town
near Jefferson street, lot 5Ox15O, 81. 200;
$500 cash, balance on monthly paw
ments; this is bargain
room house on Seventh avenue near
Jefferson street, lot 5Ox15O feet, good
stable, price $1,000; $500 cash, balance
$50 per month. This place would have
sold for 81, 500 in the nbOOm -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-07
Special Values in Towels at IL lie,
and 26C

Best quality Blue Prints at &c. Good
quality Dress Ginghams Sc. Best
quality Dress Ginghams, formerly 12Sc.
at loo. per yard.
Our Ice. number in unbleached cot
ton is q decided bargain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08
Dynamiting Fish.

N. A. Ledger:-A gentlemen OF high
character from Milltown, Crawford
county. Informed the Ledger to-day that
the work Of dynamiters In Blue River
has been most destructive. Said be
10 company with another gentleman, ]
went along the banks Of Blue River. .
few days ago, aud we saw barrels OF
dead fish along the shore. There were
many fine bass, and suckers, cstfish. sun.
fish and Other fish, with thousands OF
minnows. 1t was work OF the most
vicious destruction Of fish that has been
done in an Indiana stream in recent
years. The parties who did this dyns-
hitting are known. Parties of high
character heard the explosions, went TO
the stream and saw the dead fisb, aud
saw the parties gathering them up.
And yet there has been no prosecution
Of these parties. The supervisor Of the
district is j. I. Tottin, but be has com.
menced nc prosecutions, 40 the law for
the protection Of fish requires him to do.
The State Fish Commissioner ought TO
be notified Of these scandalous viola.
tions Of the law, and the New Albany
club ought to take some action in the
matter"
OF course the supervisor who negiects
to prosecute such outrageous violations
OF the law renders himself liable for
neglect OF duty. The men engaged 10
this dynamiting will, however be
brought to justice and be taught lesson
they will not soon forget.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

whether you handle a pick or pen,
. wheelbarrow or Q set Of books, dig
ditches or edit paper, ring an auction
bell or write funny things, you must
work." says . self-made man. III you
look around you will see that the men
who are the most able to live the rest OF
their days without work are the men
that work the hardest. Don't be afraid
Of killing yourself with hard work. II
10 beyond your power to do that.
Work gives good appetite for meals
it lends solidity to your slumbcrs; II
gives the appreciation Of . holiday.
The buster you are, the less deviltry you
will get into. the sweeter will be your
sleep, and the better satisfied the world
will be with you"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08

Davis County Democrat: The work OF
pension reform 10 progressing, ana the
examination Of the rolls shows that the
general demand for II was we'll founded.
A result OF the first examination 10 the
dropping OF the names OF a number OF
persons found TO be frauduientiy draw
ing pensions. Some Of the cases sho "
such fagrAnt violations OF law In issuing
the papers as TO be astounding. Among
them are eleven shown by the records oil
the war department TO have been desert.
crs from the army. ono never was In the
service, others did not serve ainety days
40 required by law, and women dra wing
pensions as soldiers widows have re.
married.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08
One Of ClarlxsOn Jokes.

II is true that the Republican party has
in its solemn uttersJces Fro.
fessed itself the sole guardian OF liberty
and virtue in the midst OF crooked and
generation, but only few pe--
sons have been inclined to take these
seriously. To say, as Clark
son did, that the morality OF the Repub-
Iican party has been 90 sustcrc as to re-
pel the support OF all but the rigidly
richtous, pushes the complaisancc Of the
hearer and reader to its extreme limit
Even a JOKE has bounds which II ought
not TO pass. - Louisville Couricr.Journal