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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-27

ord cites the fling of an appeal bond. and
then the formal part. BE it remembered
the following proceedings were
had" etc. Then come the Instructions
without any preceding formula for bill
of exceptions. In conclusion. however.
there Is formal ending of q bill. There is
no entry except in the clerks certificate
showing the filing of the instruction or
bill. but there is o recital in the formal con-
ciusion that the bill was presented TO the
Judge Aug. and signed Aug. %, and filed
Aug. % 1852. There is attached bill con-
tanning the evidence. Following IL the
clerks certificate as to those two bills.
Held, the instructions were not properly in
the record. 3. When time Is given beyond
the time in which to file bill the bet
ter practice is for the clerk TO make a
vacation order book entry. showing the
filing of the dill. copy Of which should
precede the bill In the transcript
$50. State VS.. John Murphy. Boone G.
c. Reversed. Lott, Jan indictment for
76s. VIM. A. Bell va Lorenzo d. Pavey.
Boone G. &. Rehearing oveTruled.
SUPERIOR COURT
Room l-James NJ Winters. Judge Pro Tem
William p. Fishback va. Citizens Street.
railway Company: receiver. Cause dis
missed.
Jacob w. Phillips Vs. Herman Martens ct
AL from Daniels, j. p. Cause dismissed.
The Traders Insurance Company va
John o. Henderson, Auditor. etc. Cause
dismissed.
Mamie Dean VS.. Matthew Dean; support.
Cause dismissed for want of prosecution.
Model Fence Company VS.. John NJ. Por-
ter ct al. mechanics' lien. Dismissed and
costs paid.
Room 2-lame ". Harper. Judge
Phillip Watson Vs. William Mellon ct al. I;
suit on note Trial by court. Judgment
for plaintiff for Sls375.
Edward Eldridge ct al. VS.. Louisa
Schmidt ct al: suit TO foreclose mechan ic' q
lien. On trial by court.
Room 3-Pliny W. bartholomew. Judge
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
va. willard w. Hubbard et al; damages
Jury finds for plaintiff for $50.
Netr Stats fueu
Elizabeth A. Haltfien We. Edgar V. Half.
fen: divorce. Room 3.
Curtis II. Kenny VS.. Pat Griswold ct al;
note. Room 3.
Henry Cohonrn VS. the Indiana Car and
Foundry Company; on account Room ].
Ida NJ. Adams Va. Charles +. Adams; d.
vorce. Room !.
Wilnelmina sohmertz VS.. Jacob schmeEtz;
divorce. loom :.
Charles Fisk VS.. tho Indianspolis Natural
Gas Company; damages. Demand, 81. go.
Room 2.
Mary Mclaughlin W. Francis Chatard.
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ASKING FOR DIVORCE.
Four Unhappy Married People Who Want
Their Bonds Loosened.

Four Unhappy Married People Who Want
Their Bonds Looscned.
Wilhelmina Schmertz yesterday flied suit
for divorce from Jacob Schmertz. alleging
abandonment and failure TO provide. She
alleges marriage twenty-five years ago and
abandonment seven years since. during the
last four years of which period she say
she has had no knowledge of his where
abouts.
Elizabeth A. Halffin asks release from
the marriage contract entered into with
Edgar L. Halifin on account of the latter's
failure TO provide for her and babituai
drunkenness.
Ida NJ. Adams sues Charles L. Adams for
divorce. alleging cruelty and abandonment
as causes for the separation.
Jennie Newton. in her suit against Will
liam Newton. charging drunkenness aud
cruelty, alleges that her husband CON-
PEELED her to work at mental la Dor and pro-
vide support for the family. and that he
compelled her to leave her infant child To
engage in such work. She says that he
has threatened TO kill her. and refused 10
buy medicine for her when ILL for which
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SAYS THE PRESSURE WAS TOO STRONG

Cause of q Damage Suit Brought Against
the Indianapolis Gas Company.
During the cold weather of the past win
ter the great majority of the patrons of the
natural gas companies were complaining of
too low pressure and insufficient gas. There
is one man. however. Chas. Fiske, who
now complains of too great supply of gas
and sues for damages alleged to have
been caused thereby. In his CON-
plant. filed in the Superior Court yes
terday afternoon against the Indianapolis
Natural Gas Company. he alleges that he
was the owner of the property situated at
Nos. II and Is Mcintyre street; that during
the month of February the pressure of gas
was much higher than that allowed by
ordinance, and that in consequence thereof
the stove upon the premises became over
heated and n flame of gas was forced so
high that il set fire to and destroyed the
house. He asks judgment against the
company for $500, the value of the house.
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FAMOUS sTREET-CAR CASE.

Fishbsck-steeie Beceivership Suit or the
Docket.
The turbulent state of affairs that existed
about the time of the street-car strikes in
this city. during the early part of last year
were recalled by the dismissal. in Room
OF the Superior Court. yesterday. of the
suit brought at the time by William p.
Fiehback for the appointment of a receiver
William T. Steele was appointed receiver
By Judge Taylor upon the showing made
that the company was unable TO run Its
cars and perform its functions as a COM
mon carrier OF pssseD gers. The company
appealed TO the general term. and there
the case has since Tested. Pending the ap-
peal the management Of the property Was
Teyested in the company snd the receiver
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reasons she asks the court to grant her
divorce from the defendant.
FIREMEN's FUND SUIT DISMISSED.

Companies VIII Concentrate Their Energies
Upon but One OF the Pending Gases.
The case of the Traders Insurance Compa-
ny against Auditor of State Henderson was
dismissed yesterday. The case was one of
several brought by foreign insurance CON-
panies to test the validity of law passed
in 1891 taxing insurance companies one
tenth of per cent on their gross receipts
for the benefit of fireman's insurance
fund. There is o similar suit by the Lon
don and Lancashire pending in the general
term on appeal from q ruling of Judge
Taylor upon demurrer. and the other COM
panies VIII accept the Judgment rendered
in this case which will BIO taken to the Su-
meme COurs
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Ren,ovin snit Filed.

The Indianapolis Drug Company yes:er-
day filed suit against William Rathert. the
druggist In the Stewart Place. at the cor
ner of Illinois and Ohio streets. to replevin
the entire stock of drugs. druggists sun
dries. cigars, counters. soda fountain and
all furniture and fixtures contained in the
store. The drug company claims To be the
owner of the property, which is valued at
SI5OO The writ was placed in the hands
of Deputy Sheriff Conard who took pos
session of the store yesterday afternoon
and closed its doors
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ID. ODonaghue and III. Alerding for money
had and received. Room B
Jennie Newton vs. William Newton; d.
vorce. Room /.
Henry Coburn VS.. Mary Z. James ct al;
mechanics lien. Room q
Indianapolis Drug Company vs. William
II. Rathert; replevin. Room s.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Edgar A Brown, Judge.
Maria A. Bishop ct al. vs. Hester Har-
rison ct al; contest of will. On trial by
jury.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Miliard Il. Cox, Judka
State vs.. James L. Hardy; grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods. Trial by court.
Guilty. imprisonment IN workhouse thirty
days. and fined $40 and costs.
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In the Police Court yesterday morning
Robert Wallace and Stepney Weston. ar
rested for burglary, were given a prelimi-
nary hearing and held for the action of the
grand jury.
Fred A. Bronson and Harry Rider, ar
rested for petit larceny. waived examina-
tion and were held. q. ii. Childs. score
tary of the Commercial Accident Company,
declares that Bronson has never had any
connection with that company.
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Hardy's Sentence.

James L. Hardy was yesterday fined $40
and sentenced to thirty days in the work
house for receiving stolen goods. Frank
Trisbie and Hardy were arrested for ste al
ing IA bolt of silk FROM o Big Four
side track. Isaac Is. Stipp and Trishie
v no were implicated in the theft. are serv-
ing terms In the penitentiary.
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paid into court the money received by him
during his short receivership. Yesterday
the company dismissed its appeal at it's
own cost and Fishbac dismissed the suit
in special term ct his own cost. The court
ordered the money paid to the clerk by the
receiver turned over to the company and
one of the famous cases in the county dis
appeared from the docket.
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Christian Endeavor Rally,

The Junior c. E. rally which was an
nounced for the 26th has been postponed
till Saturday. June 8. at the First Presley
terrain Church at O'Clock
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The Court kecorn.

APPELLATE COURT OPINIONS.
sO8 Elizabeth Gish VS. David T. Gish.
Cass. Z. Z. Affirmed. DAVIS, 1.-The rec-
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Now yoaf hiood should be purified. Take
Hoods sarsap 'rilia. tie beat spriag medl-
cine and blood paTiAeE
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A business man IN this city who IL
IN 10 his ears IN the work necessary to
gather capital I" Il AT al enterprise, says
the New York sun. aud At the same
time to keep information of the nature
at IL away from busy rivals. found time
last week 10 say: did ,on ever think
that . patent does not patent in this
country? Well lisa fact. All that the
Patent Olfire doe. is 10 give GU psper
with some writing on IL; but u another
man steals your idea and goes to
manufacturing Your invention. the pat
ant Office would not lit finger 10 pro-
sect you or TO stand by it, own decision
The fact thu you have got p tent is a
point in youg favor, but yor've got 10
hire lawyers 20 fight the thief in The
courts, aud 1t he can stand IL TO hire
lawyers longer than Won can. why that
settles YOU. and yon might ne well make
him q present OF your invention. There
are lots of men in the country who are
getting rich on the discoveries OF other
people. All they hal To do was take
'em anil fight the real discoveries in
to poverty. The patent Office, To bs
respected. and 10 he at any use, ough
~ have the power to cause the thief o
. patent TO be seui 10 prison.
The above expresses about what on
fellow citizens who have obtsired pat
ents from the governmsnt think abou'
tia "proteciion" afforded by the presen
patent laws. Mes.rs Corn 3 Mile
hav. been having for q good while nov
with the Wheeler u Wilson SEWN,
Machine Co. tor al infringement O
patent or rather with an agent Of tn
company who is backed by it-snd IN
end Is not yet. Tbs patent laws shouI
be amended SO that criminal actor
with severe penalties II tonnd guilty
could be maintained against Ally on
who attempts to steal the product {
auothers mind, where the governmen
has been paid tor . patent.
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30 LAYERS al Good HOr SEES.
The famous registered stallion.
SPARTAN NO. 2162.

Will make this season in Dubois coun-
", AT the Wilson farm. two miles south
west Of Ireland. Too u,nch can not he
said in his praise. lie is = bay, l54
hands high. ioaled M, l6. 1882. and his
STYLE, action and disposition are perfect
being almost an exact counterpart OF his
grsndsire Hsmbleionian 10. Ills colts
in Kentucky, without exception, oil
show up well in the last rings.
STANDARD bred trotliDg stallion SPAR.
TAN No 1852. Is a half brother OF Nancy
Ilanks, world record 204 lie wa
sired by the great Happy Medium. 400
the sire OF SO colts with records OF 2 -
to 2 80; he by Hambletonisn 10. tirs
dam Miss Thorn. by Hero OF Thorndsle
he by Alex. Abdai.a ali he by handle
;Onisn 10.
SPARTAN No. 2l62. weighs 10
pounds. WAS bred by Gen. WIN. I. With
crs, Of Falrlawn stock farm. Lexington
Ky, He IL owned now by Hamilto
Alexander, OF Daviess county, Ay., An
has been occurred tor this year. tor II
benefit OF stock breeders in Dubo
county BY the undersigned.
Fee 10 insure S25.
Mares will be furnished pasture Oil
care at reasonable rates.
) N. HARRISON
March 3, lS93-3n
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VT lNDtANAs oODVic OooNtis -
Dubois Circuit Court, April Term. 1883
sarah J. Blackmer
". Notice.
James NJ. Blsckmet\
The plaintiff in the above use having
flied her complaint therein, together with
the affidavit Of q disinterested person
that the defendants residence is IN
known and upon diigent inquiry can
not be ascertained. and that the object Of
this action is to obtain divorce,
Now therefore the defendant IL here
BY notified that unless he be and appear
on the fret day OF the next term Of
the Dubois Circuit Court, 10 be holden
on the an Monday in April, A. d. 1893
At the Court House In Jssper, In said
county aud State, and answer or dcmur
to said complaint, the same will be
heard and determined In his absence.
In witness whereof hereunto set my
hand aud affix the seal OF said
SEAL Court this 23j day Of Febru'
~ ary. 1893.
lGNATz ECKERT. Clerk, y. G. G.
BRETz, MCCALL a BRETT, Ppfs Attys
Mar. 3. lS93-3t. pr pd.
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"Oh, dear" a girl was overheard
saving as the curtain went slowly
down on the thrilling climax OF the
third act, I'm crying like q baby.
If only the lights wouldn't be turned
right on" They were, though. pitt
lessly, and the only consolation the
Young woman probably found was
th$t other eyes were streaming and
other noses shining AZ well az hers
New York Times.
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Notice OF Final Settlement Oi
Estate.
NOTICE IL hereby given to the cred
~ itOrs. heirs aud legatees Of jacob
Burger Sr., deceased, TO appear in the
Dubois circuit court. held at Jasper,
Indiana, on the cath day Of Az IL.
1893. and show cause IL any, why
the Final Settlement Accounts with
the estate Of said decedent should not
be approved; and said heirs are mott
fed to then and there make proof
Of heirship, and receive their distributivs
shsres.
Witness. the clerk Of said court, thi'
28th day OF February. 1893.
IGNATz EcKERr. Clerk ID. G. G
Tray lor & Hunter, Aty's. 252w'
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For the Meat Department he has en-
ployed as Superintendent. Mr.. Valen-
tine Messmer, who has had al ex-
perience OF fifteen years IN that business,
aud 10 thoroughly qualified. Sugar
cured hams, sailed meats, shoulders
and sides will be cut and sold 10 suit
purchasers. Dressed fowls will also be
kept for sale.
During Lent he will have Fresh
Fish on sale every day.
During the season he will have for
sale Garden Vegetables, OF all va
rieties, Of the best quality, and fruits.
lie asks generous patronage, at
reasonable prices, and II il will justify
It, the people will have q first.clsss gen.
eral market.
Persons having good fat cattle OF
hogs or market produce for sale, will
find = purchaser at q fair price by ap-
plyi ing to
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next week. II hes had over OOO bills
for laws introduced "a il. ana deserves
credit for having refused 10 enact most
Of them Into laws. u has probs-
hly 200 laws which Is more than
ehouid be added 10 the volume o. laws
nj any one session. Some gl.riug ms s.
takes have been made, bur with the
number Of bills before II, and the oh
s,reporious character OF som" OF the
members il il wonder that there has
not heen more. The wor., mi-t-kes
were tinkering with the tax aud cleo
ton laws and the foolish breaking down
Of the Democratic caucus by Cullop
uench aud company. That III afn'sed
action 4, stroyed much Of the good " hicl
might have been ACCOMPLISHED. snh
without any benefit hut personal graft
fics,ion. TIE csnrus breakers should
hot be elected nv Democrats sgain.
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In JAIL-Dr. Joe. f. Faulkner and
Sarsh e. Faulkner, his wife, were com.
United 10 the county Jail. In default Of
$500 bail each. on last Friday, charged
with assisting the escape OF one WIN.
Faulkner. their son. from the custody OF
Deputy Sheriff Andrew r. Robinson, OF
Birdseye. WIN. Faulkner was arrested
upon al Indictment charging him with
der . Mrs Loretta v. Tuck. of Birds
eve, and has been lodging thu officers
tor aome time, aud on Feb Is. deputy
sheriff Robinson. OF Birdseye caught
him. william asked the deputy 10 be
taken to his fathers, who would assi.t
him 10 give bail, and his request was
granted. Upon arriving there the dep
uty swesrs he was vicionsly assailed b,
the DR.. and wife and two daughters,
aud compelled To defend himself, so
that William escaped. An affidavit was
made before Mayor N. Fisher, Of Hun
tinghurg. and the parties were arrested
Nv Marshall Thscker, waived exsmina.
ton. and were sdjudged guilty, aud
h0nd hxed At $500 each. The two
daughters were not arrested-thc Mar.
ehal explaining that one Of them = Mra.
Dickey-hsd some young children sick
who needed her personal care. The DR..
supposed he could give bail, but not
having any property failed. His con-
fnement IL said to be very irksome TO
him. and he walks the short corridors
hack aud forth like some Gagged animal,
and no wonder. Tor his was al active
lite when AZ liberty.
James Critics, an engineer, on the rail.
road and George Crouthen, another rail
road employee, we're put in Jail Satur'
day. by command Of Mayor Fisher. Of
Huntinghnrg. upon default Of securing
bail, In $500 each, TO answer at Circuit
Court the charge Of petit isrcency-
stealing 40 cents from A. kremp's ga
loon IN uuntingburg. They plead no
guilty, but upon examination tho Mayo
though, otherwise and they are in dur.
Mnce vile.
These additions make eight boarde n
~ the sheriff. hotel At present. and |
the number increases much more. &C
commodations will have 10 be enlarged
-
NEw BUsrNEss MIR Joseph +. Ser
mersheim has moved hack 10 his oil
place on the corner OF 6 h aud Jackso,
streets, and IL fitting one side Of tn
house for store room, and will put Il
. stock IF dry goods, notions. etc. Tn
old house will have to 10 prett,
thoroughly renovated to make . goo,
store room, but he thinks he can max
Il do for = while, and then build . goo,
brick on the corner TO take its place
Ice. Sermershsim IL an old aud favora
usy known name In the dry good
Ws"~s Of Dubois county.
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County Auditors Sale Of Lands
Mortgaged to the school Funds
in Dubois County. Indiana.

NOTICE IL hereby given OF the sale
of lauds tor the non-psyment OF primer
nal aud interest. due aud remaining IN
psid 10 the several common ana con-
occasional school iunds. Of dubois conn
~. Indiana, January !. 1898. on loans
made aud secured by note aud mortgage
on such lands. ny the several persons
hereinafter named, and held ny the
Auditor of Dubois County. Indiana, To
pay and satisfy such principal ana m
,erest with dsmsges and costs. on the
fourth Monday IN March, 1898, ~
the same still remain unpaid. At the
court honse door. in the town OF Jasper
Dubois County. Indians. between the
honrs Of ten O'Clock. q. M. ana Inur
O'Clock y. m. said day being the I'th
day OF March, 1898.
Losn No. 1874
The northwest quarter OF secuor
number twenty, town number ont
sou,h. range number three west. on
hundred aud sixty acres, mor'gaged u
the State OF Indiana. for the use ct tn
common school funds ny William
Zehr. upon which there is due
i.,,aras, % 2
Damages rs
Cost Of Advertising 20
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Loan No 4s9.

Loan No 439.
Part Of the s + q, s w a. sec'io" No.
eleven, town one south range three wes'
80 acre, all that part lying north OF Ia
tokA river. Aiso ten acres from the
south side OF the N + Or Of The > W qrl
section No. IL. town one south, range
No. three west. Also that part lying
north of PA,oka river OF the N r Or OF
the N w ar Of section No. IA town No.
one south. range No. three west twenty
acres, containing in all 50 acres more or
less. mortg-ged TO The State OF lndlsns.
for The use ot the common school fund,
by George w. Walker. upon which there
10 due ~
1,,arss, 33 So
ln..,..aas 800
~, ~ adver,ising 2 50
$342 03
In testimony whereof, | have hereun
10 subscribed my name and a.
III >}fixed nv "fn 'ial seal, at Jasper
~ this 1t day Of March, 1898
JoHN GRAMELsrAcHERs
Auditor Dubois County IndiAns.
March 3, 1881 81.
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Ripans Tabules for liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules arc always ready.
Ripans Tabulcs for bad temper.
Eipans Tahulcs culc nausea.
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A good chance for LADY wishing 70
engage In Millinery. will sell my
whole stock at a low price. Call on or
address. MAGGIE kuEBLER. jasper.
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el6s.9O
Loan No. 2sl.

Loan No. 2Sl.
The west half Of the northwest omar.
ter Of section number twen'v-four, town
number one south, range number three
west. eighty acres, mortgsged to the
State OF Indiana. for the use OF the con-
gressicnal school fund. town one south'
range five west. by Richard Ford, upon
which there is due
Principal Slso w
Interest %
Damages . ~
Cost OF Advertising o.
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1YvHlo eonnedssss Astsl hss been tlsrsuehy svss'
III hsulsd, and furnish I'd new throughout, aaA saH y
a. l.. .aat..af ~iit tlwhyr
be found well supplied and prices viii be reasonable
GOOD bsr well supplied with the choicest liquors
and cigars and petite attention always dive me q
trial pulLIH AAeIN hHs
Dee 30, ~.
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Fifty Shares in the Jasper Manufac-
turing Co. Inquire Of Jos. Bauer, or
II the Jasper Furniture Compsny's
Office. Il.
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The JASPER MARKET
josenh Buchart.

Has opened in his new building on
9th steet, opposite Union Hotel ia Jas
per, daily
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ALBEKT N. BOnNERT. hD~AnD bohShhi
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS !

BoHNERT BROTHERS having purchased
the above welD-known Mills, have nan
them thoroughly overhauled. and are
now prepared TO make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county The
Pearl Belle is strictly q straight grade
Of fret quality. Our Family Flour Is
= brand that for It's quality cannot oe ex-
celled. We solicit the custom OF Farm
prs. and will be ready at all times 10 tx
change -four for wheat at the highest
market price.
BRrNe US YouR WHEAT, and -e will
nav Won cash all the market will allow
CORN MEAL always on hand to cell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstnh a. ne
lowest market price. Give us tria
snd we will nv 10 rlesse on.
Mills 80 The Nur,h side 81 Jasper, o.
18th and Win s,N'eis
BOvINEvT BROTH Frs.
.Taspcr Nav suO ",
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JOSEPH BUCHART.
Notice to the Stockholders OF the
.DaaDcr Furniture COMPANY.

NOTICE that the Directors ~ ~.
- Jasper Furniture COMPANY. al =
meeting held Feb Is 1893. declared \
dividend ~ 10 per cent up"n The Stock
OF the Company. payable upon demand
~ tho Treasurer Al the Company ofine
in Jasper. 10 persons owning shares
Feb Is, 1893.
s. KUKBLER. President,
JoHS GRAMELsrACHER, Rec Sec'y.
Feb. H. ls03-3t