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The Republican journal., 1893-03-09

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! 'liI'"elPhi', saturday feh- -''h' ana
nn rl, ..Narnl.,nt N,i ,t+,
rino to The maryelnus nrooresS af ,,n,,;
can commerce The spealstr said that il, ~,
industry and one alone vrt tb,t ona IL
national inheritance. II LA s;,.anad IN
nearly died. With inexlaustiblc forests An
immense sea coast splendidly 4u,,ipl,rI
shipvalds. unlimited capital. the mer-
chant marine of this country had in the
foreign trade been reduced to almost moth
ing, and in our own ports the foreign
flags are as 100 to /.
Mr. Frye chen went on to SAY that tile
theory that protection had killed tile
American shipping industry was false In
support Of this lie said that in 1889 and
1890 our imports from Central and South
America were $780, DOC. 900 and our ex
ports only $50, 600, 600.
In 1889 we bought from Brazil $50. 600.
600 Of imports, 81 per cent. OF which came
Il, nee while we exported only 81. OOO. 900
Duiipt DE same time Great Britain ill.,
nu,tcd trnn naz;l only s25. 600 600 Ana
exported s34. 900 uoO.
In sneakiny nf tbe ..Ch;nnse WALL of
prot.rrion in 1s61 as mon hnin.r rt,o o,,,so
ot tha daclin, in shiariny NJ E,ya s',;'l
thnt in 70 years hefnrn nn, inrn,,s an1
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an. ~ NM
H'iilol's' ,
rem iS''i y" 4N!'-, inclusive, our exports
ana imports amounted To 9.r'.9oV wv oOo
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09

ttS'"iiN " - 'SA NSSSSlC, dIu IneD
to march proudly at the head of his troop
with the unsightly trophy dangling from
his nose where the crooked teeth are firm
\ IN fixed 1t is said that the serpentIs hold
upon the soft mud of the lagoon. upon
which he lies outstretched like an i'm
Mense log, is something extraordinary
There is neither rock nor stump to which
he may anchor himself, yet horse can
not drag him yard, until he has first
| been cut in two. Both the enormous
cuchf"s Ne aqua, water boas) and ana
condas gorge themselves with whole
deer At olce, and are remarkable for mus.
cnlar strength. OF the two the anacon-
ola is most voracious and bold, and woe
to the unsuslecting colt or heifer which,
4 painting With neat and thirst, ncautiously
approaches pol pre- empted by his snake
| snip. In an Instant the coil OF the mon
ster is around him, aud fearful crack
hing of bones ensues
ne tavorl'f sport so far as mere amuse-
ment goes, is crocodile hunting, and a
beautiful river about 4 mile from our
. iliend = the lllinoisAp's hato is the trc-
qucnt base of operations. being celebrated
for The size and number OF it, crocodiles.
The steep banks an, frlnged with mag
nilleent vegetation. where sitting quietly
at 4 Safe distance, you nlay s,e them cid
inc lnxilY under yhe Tranquil waters. Dir
VIII only the uppc part ri their iead
visible. but appearing @ regard yeu with
AN evil eye. None OF The usual .uoliuo
implements arc require for this sort OF
fishing, nothing blt hop about thren
feet III diameter, made Fl mn Il ligll SiIie
common on tho liver S baik. With strips
,t fresh beet wound arouad il. ana 4
strong lasso, With running moose. laid
over the bait This simple o.cov is then
thrown into the stream, and tn instant il
touches water several crocodles. with
oren Jaws make 4 rush for il. The one
thai reaches il first, in his eagtlless to
escape with the prize, sticks his o. at iaw
through the loop, when the lasso rnedi
atclN secures him. But ii needs al least
lai dozen men to drag him out ia, he
braces his feet with unconquerahle
strength against the bank and fights fol MI
hG il worth
No wonder they are So numerous ii
these comparatively undisturbed waters.
Judging from their eg@ shells which strcw
the banks after the breeding season. Each
female averages forty eggs. which She
lay> III a hole in tile sand, leaving the
hot sun % hatch them ont. each cgg
about twice the size of those OF 4 tur-
key. Returning with in1ailible instinct at
the period when Incubation is completed.
the mother crocodile, despite lien wick
cd ways III all other RESPECTS. exhibits
some tenderness toward her ,ttslling.
Assisting them out Of their shells. MI
sooner are They liberated, than the infant
inps display their savage nature in a
marked degree. biting al every object
within reach. Unlike binds e9gs. those oi
ihy crocodile Arc ~oit and pliabt Yielding
N.Y. tne pressure VI tile fingers waen llan-
dcd, Net - tough thal it i extremely dit-
licult 10 break them. Ihey,t white, like
and the Indians consider them
! ~ greatest of dclicacies. cooked IN moi
it9he- aat before they alc hatriI4,l
FANNIE i. MAI.D.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09
A Suggestion for Medicine Companies

Now that medicine companies so fash
ionabe, why not organize one in w adoboro
and put up uer-kraut handsomely labeled
as "a Great German Vegetable Compound.
Bar Harbor Cottager
The suggestion is a good one. There is
money in it for the man who successfully
puts up sollr-krout for the market, not as a
vegetable remedy but as the most toothsolne
pickle. The people Of Waldoboro have i'm
proved on tine sae1-hraut of their German
ancestors and now lead the world in the
quality of sour-krout they put down.
Lincoln County News.
Hoods Sarsaparilla positively cures even
when all others fail. 1t has record of sue
cesses unequalled by any other medicine.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09


limburgel: and the stronger and toughe,
it is, the more relished by the typica
llanero The universal bread is repas
something like the tortila Of Mexico and
Central America Its making is a deal
more trouble than The finest Vienna
bread, requiring several days and a varie-
tN of operations. First the corn must be
hulled. 10y labolious pounding in wood
en- mortar, adding a handful of salt and q
little water; next The grain must be care
fully separated from the chatf, washed
several times, ana boiled over slow fire,
taking great care that ii does not become
'mu>hy." Finally it is ground into paste
between two stones formed into fiat cakes,
and baked in shallow pans. The result is
NelN Whltc and nouri>hing bread, good
enough for anybody while warm. but be
coming tough and unpalatablc in a few
heWr>' time. Another tavorite article of
lb'u' diet is 'pf'Sa ID eoao~, a kind of
boiled cheese HE milk is brought to Il
eIrl iu hc Hslal manner and then The
eaN hoiiea III t~ oNn Whey. When
eama to thv lropei consistency It ~
~ttetaIlrd al4 puletl in the hands pre-
,i-ei4 like inolHss@> andy. until cold.
Whcpa little SALTS splinkled ON. ii is rolled
nio iiat sake4 and hang IN nets suspended
ram l cclin4 Wlen ready to ~ eaten,
"A Wil ~cpHtatr Nta laAci~. like paeh-
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''f 'i Nhll.iAN n iiN lNn ANNpfAD
Nina, C;I.i.Ir. colnl hpaYa. wv tb.. Ti.irl
MAIN, he.iIn,.l,t ,3l,iro tn, nnl,aIlinn
,ie,l feb .,rb IN \ncshn,,v MIL ,nnG
~.
Pn8Eli district. lectitped III prak, III
land III Memories of IND War. "Wednesday
eyeiliu4 March /. Mr. Palmer was rap-
ttin iit iar lath Maine Eeaimpnt Nh tfr
bdttfu a l,etty,hlng. wa. nl l.nn. Con-
non, : .aH AND helped III reptl Pi..kett-S
ceiel,lati.q chal.se.
h. MAJ, !, 'i'
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r j, mini hit n ''ii Il \
sI,,,Ia Il, ,.t..t,gr. xl' III III
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i-lanNs Ot tht OrlnOCO.

~aN- or'r"r rNrNrHlvrH.
tesFnnaenee y me journal !
Aa>oco, Jan. 1898. In order
4 idea IF life in the ilanos Of
Venezuela, we journeyed about
os itom the city OF Bolivia,
80 miles up the orinoeoi
sen, tuynty miles farther m
aHd THEN striking across the
eannal. III 4 southeasterly AZ
le l5ir hrd of the trip accom-
lacS carts under the escort
iiers
anaiaaS expanse ut natural
ta .uooth as A wrll lScrt
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09
T~e Marvellous Discovery
To the Creditors of SEEKINS & ROBERTSON, OF
Belfast, and WALTER N. NEEkiNS, Q. SWanyille,
hath In the County Of Waldo. InSOlYent Debtors !:

VOU are hereby notified that with the approval
/ Of theJudge Of the Court Of Insolvency for
said County Of Waldo the second meeting Of the
Creditors tof said Insolvents is appointed to be
held the Probate Court Room iii Belfast, in said
County of Waldo, ON Wednesday, the 18th day of
March, A. ID. 1893 at two o'clock in the afternoon.
You will govern yourself accordingly.
Given under my hand and the order Of said
Court, this 18th day of February, a. D. 1893.
Attest :-JERE'H ID. PARKER,
2w9 Register Of said Insolvent Court.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09
Annexation in ! Nutshell.

7.T7 w nv,
and YOU, ca;.gh may cnd IA something seri-
Gus. Its pretty sure to- if your blood il poor
That is just the time ana condition that in
vites Consumption Tie seeds are sown and
it has fastened its hold upon you, before You
know that it is near.
1t won't do to tiitle and delay, when the
remedy is at hand Every disorder that can
be reached through the blood yields to Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery For
Severe Coughs Bronchial Throat and Lung
Diseases, Asthma, s'crofu'o il every form,
and even the scrotulouso,, Election Of the
lungs that's called consue Lion, in all its
earlier stages, it is posita and complete
cure.
1t is the onlu blood-cleanser, strength re
storer, and flesh builder 50 effective that it
can be guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case, you have your money
back All medicine dealers have it.
IVA
The Republican journal., 1893-03-09
Fitty-Eight Years Of Success

have given it the reputation ~ 4 specific il unA
affections, fr,ln tile common cold ~ the dires
Consumption,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
Prompt Work as Usual by
A. o. u. w.

Warrant No. 1873, payable to the ORD
of Anna M. KrLeger, for two thousa
dollars (2,OOO) amonnt OF benefcid
certificate held by II. g. Krueger. \
ceased, a late member Of Humb0
Lodge, No. 40, A. o. U. w.. located
Evansville, was issued to-day Ly Gre
Recorder Fred Baker. This memt
died on July 25th payment having b.
made eighteen (16) days from the d
Iof death. BY the united efforts Of I
mem bers OF this noble organization,
good work continues, with but one !
ject In view, TO help one another VT
living, care for the widows and orpht
after death, by fulfilling promptly evs
obligation made, among the princi'
ones is to deliver to the widows .
orphans two thousand dollsTs (2,O
the amount Of certificate issued to 81
Of it's members as soon after death
possible. Evansville Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
Michigan Women Happy.

a bill extending iull municipal suf-
frage to women passed the Michigan
House OF Representatives by vote OF 81
to % and the Senate l8 To IL, and was
signed by the governor, thus becoming a
law. This is the greatest victory the
woman suffrage movement has won since
Wyoming was admitted 10 the Union a
a state For some years the women OF
Michigan AVE had the right TO vote for
school officers. but The new law gives
them the right 10 vote Tor All officers at
all city, township and village elections.
In Wyoming, womens political rights
are the same ns mems. while in Kansas
they can vote ior aud be elected as mu-
nicipal officers. The Michigan law ioi-
lows Tie Kansas law, with the exception
that il imposes an educational qualifica-
llion. 4 woman in order 10 vote must be
able to read. This will eliminate the ig-
inorant element. and il removes the ob'
lection oiienes urged against woman
suffrage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
'sBUsTED!
"Old Cleveland to Blame.
A Scene Of Wild Excitement In
the Town Of Breakneck.
similar Features to the indianapolis Ma
tional "Bust."

Similar Features to the indianapolis Ma
tional Bust"
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Never before was Breakneck in the
throes of such wild excitement as now
prevails.
Men. women and children are beside
themselves with frenzy.
Business has been abandoned and the
streets are filed with msddened people.
Threats are heard everywhere.
Ii President Cleveland and his cabinet
we're in town they would be lynched on
sight.
William Blizzard. respected citizen,
who is suspected OF being Democrat,
barely escaped with his life, and has
gone TO Rehoboth TO be under the pro-
lection OF the police.
Preparations had been goiug on for
weeks looking TO an old-fashioned cele-
bration Of the glorious Fourth.
They have all been abandoned.
Even the Fourth Of July Is looked or
with suspicion.
EVERYBODY knows josiah Dusenbery.
j osiah is the earliest riser in town.
1t has been his habit for eighteen or
twenty summers TO get up at o'clock a.
III. aud watch the sun rise over Rock
holds hill from the top step of the sand
bank of Breakneck.
In the uncertain light of the early
morning he observed a big placard
hanging on the front door Of the bank
II read as follows:
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INDIANA SEED WHEAT AN
MANURES,


As Proven at Purdue station.
Bulletin as OF the Purdue Agricultui
Experiment Station contains inform
ton Of interest and importance concerl
ing wheat as grown in Indiana. ~
folio wing are some Of the imports
points brought out in the bulletin:
I. Among the best varieties tested %
DO named Velvet chaT brown besrde
Michigan amber, Jones winter hfe ai
early red Clswson. Experiments vi
many varieties, covering ten years vi
some, do not indicate any tendency
wheat to deteriorate or run out" pi
vided proper care is exercised. The q
erage yield Of Velvet chaff, grown &
years in succession, is % bushels &
acre. Jones' winter fife has an avera
yield for three years Of 35.9 bushels z
acre.
2. No wheat has proven "rust proc
here.
8 Eight pecks Of seed per acre be-
given the largest yields Of grain, the 2,
ersge yield for nine years being 30
bushels per acre.
4. In this latitude the best results ha
come from sowings made not later th
September 20, the average yields for q
years being 30-9l bushels per acre.
5. The value of rotating crops, 40 90
pared with constant grain cropping
seven years, shows an average gain
81 bushels per acre per year In favor
rotating.
9. Greater profits have resulted frs
use OF stable manur than from b igh gre
commercial fertilizers. Fresh horse nl
nure has generally returned it's cost
the first crop, and the improved con
ton Of the soil for future crops Cd
something more to the credit Of Z
manure.
Z. Wheat may be safely handled
any time from the dough stage 10 de-
ripe condition, without appreciably
feciing the weight or yield Of the'gla
s. In comparing forms of nitrogen
fertilizers for wheat, sulphate Of ann
MIA gave better results than nitrate
soda or dried blood.
Persons who desire the free publ.
tions of the Indiana experiment statf
can secure them by addressing
&. ,. PLUMB,
Director Experiment Station.
N Lafayette, Ind
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W G. II. u. Column. .
CONDUCTED by MRS. NJ. l.. HOBBS.
Sam Jones' Politics.

There has been AL one time or another
quite discussion n 10 The political atlil-
latiDns ~ Rev. Sam H. Jones, the tar
famed e. orgia evangelist. While il was
known from his woak in local option
contests that he was bitter enemy OF
the liquor traffic prominent Democrats
have often boasted that Dir. Jones was
not believer in the principles of the
Prohibition party. In sermon at Pad
ucah, Ky, Ky. Mr.. Jones defined his
possible doubt As To where he stands.
lie said.
IL was born Democrat and expected
TO die Democrat, but when the party
allied itself 10 the whisky interest | LETT
IT, You may cali me the biggest traitor
since enedict Arnold. but | think more
OF the peace Of nv wife and daughters
and the sobiiety OF my two boys than |
do OF all the parties that ever existed.
You Republicans need not take any
unction TO your souls Thank God !
never got low enou h Gown 10 join your
crowd The difference between the
Democratic party and the Republican
party is that one is mean in the church
and the other is mean out OF the church.
The emblem OF the Democratic party is
barrel of hisky and a keg OF beer and
a funnel to pour it down. There are two
planks in my political platform. I'm for
all that's against whisky and I'm against
all that's for viii ky. I'd rather have "a
sober country. even with the devil for
president. II be was president and there
was no whisky he would resign in three
weeks aud 90 back TO hell. How in the
name Of God can any preacher vote for
the Democratic or Republican parties
Such preacher won't be he'll ten min
utes before the devil will bride and
saddle him and gallop him around to
show hin on I've changed my politics
the last timc. Ii the Prohibition party
awindle- 10 one man that man will be
Sam Jones. When | get TO the bar OF
God aud tel, him my politics, He'll say,
Walk in You old Democrats and Re-
puhicans had better change yours. or
take your summer clothes with you
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4 Cruel Monster.

What is the cruel Unsuitable monster
whisky doing for humanity! IL makes
a pauper with every tick OF the clock,
disquaIiiies seventy-cght men for busi-
ness every minute of time, causes 1000
deaths every day, 800 cases of insanity.
$1,000 fights, beats 1900 wives, l.19O
children. causes 1000 divorces, utters
500 600 oaths, revels in vulgarisms, keeps
up the brothel and traflics heavily in
virtue, This is the work It gets in daily,
seven days in the week and 800 days IN
the year, and does double duty on holi-
ldays. AT the end OF the year add 70 the
category OF crime the murder in cold
blood Of 1000 wives year BY drunken,
brutal husbands. Votes alone can put a
stop TO this carnival OF tragedy and crime
Oesterly Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
New York's Sunday Saloons.

Everybody knows the Sunday liquor
law i not observed in New York
civ. bu, the purpose Of DR.. Parkhursts
Young men TO present in concrete form
,hc evidence of the inefliciency OF the
local police system will arouse citizens
aud cause them to realize the situation.
THE other Sunday the members Of the
C;rv Vigilance League took notes OF up.
town saloons. Here is one OF many re-
ports: ,. 49,.
.Ferguson's (the Drive). l25th street
and seventh Avenue 8 80 TO . p. m.
officer stationed on opposite corner and
remaiued on duty. keeping corner clear
twenty five men went in. AT this saloon
earlier in the day members OF the league
saw sG7 men enter
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push for Prohibition.

Shall we stop aud parley with the
lionor dealer or his allies gconcedc 70 MN
NJ richt TO endanger life and property
n IA pays tax authorize him 10 burn
and destroy homes. for license lee
,arrorize wives aud children, and flll the
iails aud poor houses, for money con.
ys;lara,ion? No! never! NEVER! Out
win such wicked. senselcss concessions
IN selfish expediency. and the terrible
on,rapes OF the liquor traffic. .-Dcmorcst-
80 80
Hon. voIncy b. Gushing SAYS; NO
oower can crush the Prohibition party
rntil lie work 10 accomplished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

Democrat in the outskirts of the CROW
who 'ud repeat what you said. lie q
best way to lay the whole thing. \
Cleveland and not 90 to inquiriDg In
the particulars. That's the only ss|
wsv, Lem. The only safe way"
But Lem SLATER and several more
them were not wholly convinced IT.
the election Of Cleveland mashed" q
Break neck Sand Bank. w. A. T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

If our dcpositors win give the Demo-
cratic administration the devil, and stand
by the g. o. p., we will be able 10 pay
them per cent. on their deposits In four
equal annual payments. But don't for
get that the election of Cleveland 10 the
cause Of all this.
'lCHABoD SwACKiiA MINER, Prest.
Singularly enough the statement Of
the bank did not allAy the public excite
ment. Ift produced any effect II was to
increase II.
Lie Inbody couldn't understand why
tho bank was only goin' TO pay four
cents on The dollar, when the fggers
show that II stands jest even at both
ends
Them there assets and liabilities is
what gits me- said Mcnsssah Rambe.
whenever they git into bank they 10
like the wccvll In wheat --they jest bust
10 clear TO smash
IL was an awful thing to elect Clevc-
land remarked Shadrsctl Highshoe.'
Perfectly swinl,' assented Josiah
Dusenbery.
How the dell did 60 git inter the bank
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Educational Column.
DUBOIS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Motto: Order. Occupation. Organization.
BY GEORGE IL. WILSON, COUNTY sur'T.

Through the kindness OF the editor
this column is set apart for school pnr-
poses, aud the articles published below
are compiled or written at the county
office, for the advance
ment OF the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
Farmers Home !
ION MIN Street. JAsPER)
PHILIP KASTNEs, Prop'r.

rTNIiS commodious hotel has been thoroughly over
Il hauled. and rcfltt ed new throughout and u now
Tor public entertainment. The table VIII always
Ne found well supplied. and prices will be reasonable
good stable or farmers horses, and cheap Iced.
good bar wcil supplied with the choicest liquor'
and cigars, ani polite attention always. ulye ine
PHILIP kAsTNER.
20, 'e2-y
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Paoli Republicaa: Thomas }. Brsxty
q now entitled 10 wear the bell o o1
wheat raiser In thls seoli(l
He has threshed l70 bushels from q
acres-sn average Of nearly 30 bue1o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25
THIS HERE BANK

The moment Josiah grasped the mean
ind of the pla ard he gave utterance TO q
whoop that woke the town from center
to circumference.
'Murderi Police! Fire.' yelled the
people as they rushed into the street.
Its wuss than that cons so,sngly
shouted Mr.. Dusenbery.
Its wuss than that! The banks
busted!
what made ii bust?'
old Grover Cleveland and the Demo
Gratis. Dodgsst their orDrey pictures!
President Swackhammer volunteered
this piece of information, M he thrust bic
head out OF n second-story window.
But they amt here! They don't run
this bank It's run by honest Republi-
cans Z shouted some one in the crowd
You dunno what y ou're talkin' about,
said the president. The banks busted
|bekase Cleveland was elected
Come down and gimme my money J
demanded Shadrach aighsh0e.
why, dodseize il. you cant git emmy
money ouien bank when it's busted
Whats the reason you can't?'
why, just bekase you cant!
Who's got the money!
Its lone. 1t don't make no difference
who's got it. When the bank is busted
that ends IT,
But somebody's gov that money per.
sisted Shadrsch, and we 6rt to know all
about it,
The directors have bin here with me
all night a-gittin up statement, said
the president. Wen have il finished BY
ii o'clock, and then you'll he able 10 set
what this Internal dodgastcd Deasocrsti'
has heen a-dOim' for you.
The people got on the shady side ol
the bank and waited until the Statement
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Meets the Let and 81 Sundays OF ever
month, al their hall In Jasper.
CHARLES SoLIGA, Pres.
ID. +. j. MILLER, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-25

"Thc Huntingburg Dry Press Br.
Company is the name OF . stock comps
whose organization was perfected at
w. II. McMshan's Office last We
Wednesday, by DR.. w. Il. McMsh'
Adam Stratmsp, A. III. Koerncr, \
Landgrebe and Michael McNellis, ~
were also chosen as board Of directc
The board organized itself later by ele
ing lily. L.ndgrebc president, AdA
Stratman secretary, and M. Meme.
treasurer. The certificate Of incorpO,
ton has been received from IndianapO'
The capital stock 10 $4,000, and
erection OF the necessary buildings y
be begun at an early date. The coml
ny will not only manufacture press
bricks, but also ornamental bricks Of
kinds. The organization Of this co
psny will no doubt give an impetus
ibc industrial developments OF Iluntis
burg, and will prove itself foreruni
OF other enterprises that will seek .
cation In our city. Hunting burg Nes