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WHAT IT MEANS.
And Some Pretty Positive
Evidence Too.
The End viii Come Soon Unless Care
Is Taken.
What One of Our Prominent Real Es.
tate Dealers Has to Say.
az tell you It Is wearing"

"I tell you IL Is wearing"
The speaker was a well-known business
man, and he referred to the rush, hustle and
excitement of business as conducted at the
present day.
He is right. IL is terribly wearing to brain
and nerve. exhausting to the vitality and
ruinous TO health.
But especially is II dangerous at this season
OF the year when the system Is always more
or less weakened and debilitated by the
spring changes. II Is settled fact that
erybody needs spring medicine for his
blood and nerves In order to keep In sound
health, but such remedy becomes an abso-
Lutte necessity to the person who from over
work. strain upon mind and nerves, dissipa-
ton or other causes. has weakened his sys-
TEN, exhausted his nerve power, run down his
his blood and disordcred his stomach. liver or
kidneys.
Such person must take the right medicine
and take IL now or fatal results may follow.
The well-known Charles ii. Hodgdon, Esq.,
of IS Dana street. Somerville, Mass. one of the
largest real estate dealers, and a man of great
energy and ability, absolutely broke down In
health under the strain of business He says:
'As a result OF too close confinement 10
Office work, business cares and anxieties,
broke down with nervous prostration. ! be-
gan the use of DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy and / deem II my duty TO the
public to state the wonderful effects of this
remedy in my case
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"My Improvement has been most gratify-
ing, and language cannot describe the
change in my feelings and prospects,
Where all was gloom and dependency there
is now light and hope.
Il gained thirteen pounds and am still gain
ing. Not alone myself, but / know many
others who can testify to the merits of this
most excellent medicine"
Mr. w. c. Miles. another prominent bust
ness man living at Manning street. Medford,
Mass, states:
II was completely broken down in health
and suffered from extreme exhaustion and
could not rest day or night. had to give up
work. After consulting and treating with
several eminent physicians with no benefit,
at last tried DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. I am now well, have gained
twenty-three pounds In weight. and work
every day. That trembling feeling and terri
BILE throbbing and palpitation of the heart
have left me- could I'LL columns that would
interest people afflicted as was"
II you wish TO get ~vell don't fail to get DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
from your druggist. Price 81. II Is purel,
vegetable and harmless and is the discovery
and prestripti OF DIR. Greene Of "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, who can be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
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OLNEYVILLE NEWS.


johnston Town COUNCIL
A meeting of the job nston town coun-
Gil was held yes erlay afternoon.
When the resignation of Highway
Commissioner Harris was presented,
C, ,uncilman Winsor promptly moved
that IL be accepted, and IL was.
The request by Mr.. Harris that a COM
nit ee lie appointed TO take an inventory
of the property OF the depart ment which
was in his possession brought forth from
Councilman Marks motion that the
committee be directed to make an in
ventory of all the property OF the de-
partment in the possession of both Harris
ami Walch.
A motion was also offered that the
committee be also directe to mark the
tools with town stamp so that they
may be readily identified. These sugges-
tions were adopted. and Messrs. Abel
Reynol Is, B. +. Hopkins and George w.
White were appointed TO collect, appraise
and mark all Of the property Of the de-
partment.
A committee was appointed to prepare
plaus for the improvement Of Pine Hill
road from Graniteville TO the Killingly
road.
Andrew w. Patton appeared before
the council to renew his petition asking
that Atwood avenue be widened aud
graded, s. that an extension OF the cleo
trlC car service from IuOrntOn TO duknes-
dale may be obtained.
Mr.. Patton presented petition from
the Union Railroad company asking the
town to grant IT. AN exclusive franchise
for twenty years on the sa ne erms az I'm
East Providence and Warwick The
crnbany agrees To make the Hughesdale
extension and asks the uicil 60 pass a
resolntioi authoriz NJ the company to
operate a single trolley syAtem. The
company a 50 agrees to build or extend
lines With hr Z bwn as he council may
direct, providing the demand is reason-
aD.e. Tue quesioL OF demands for ad-
ditional lines lei Z reasonable will be re-
ferred TO the supreme court IL the council
anu the company cannot agree.
The matter was continued until April
60, when n puolic caring will be given.
Angel Sheldon, Joseph WeDb and
George W.-Whttr wery appointed n COM
mttee to ascerI ain the cost OF laying
out aud grading Atwood avenue TO m Ike
it fit Tor the extension OF the electric car
service to huVbestsle.
The following bills we're allowed:
Manufacturers lodge. / O O f., si15;
Provi. .ence - Co., sl27i; Alfred An.
thonv estate. SIS; p,lic. pay roll, $3f7.60.
w. ID. Harris, sil6 90; w. ID. Harris, q 66;
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Narragansctt wheeimen's Social.

The Narragansett Whee linen held So
cial last evening in Oriental hall. There
was large attendance. Dancing was
enjoved until late hour, with an inter-
mission for collation.. The committee
of arrangements was, II. +. Morlock,
chairman: j. II. Barrett. G. A. Warren,
p. w. Card and +. Desmond. Frank
mond officiated as floor director, with
Herman +. Morlock rs assistant and +.
w. Watts. &. Macready. A. Cutler and G.
A. Warren as aids.
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highway pay roll, 1866 90; G. +. Bsane,
si6 25; 4. III. Angel. s2l2o7; DIR. A II
Lonpfsllow. %; William II: Place, s25 '7?:
Leonard a. Hamilton, $ll+ls #. g. J:
Carey, $2i3 05; @. ii. Hep, olssal.. tl6. 20;
Narragansett Electric Light Co., 't5l7 80;
John Mckinney, SIS 81; Globe Gas Light
Co., $3.50 20; I. & j. SAWYER, sass.
Other business of "a miscellaneous ma
ture was transacted, and the docket OF
the probate court was cleared after whi ch
the council adjourned.
A benefit will be rendered Messrs.
Tierney aud Moan in Irons hall this
evening.
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MEETINGS.
TOWN OF CRANsToN.
TOWN MEETING.
ONCE OF Town Clark

once OF Town Clerk,
r,. ANNA, Cranston r. y, April q 1899.
Town House on MONDAY. Xpsil IT, isss. az t'S .
10 make q tax for paving The just debts of said
isa ss Ss Ss the fo ssns On
reasrn hs hSswsss sser%se % ds for
iown, Tor the payment of the several town ofcers.
for the ensuing year. for. maintaining street
expenses OF said town, TO vote upon the foiiowing
Propositions which nave. at the written request OF
warrant for said meeting. VIZ;
l. Will the town make an appropriation for the
wess part OF the town. 70 0e located In the
9. WIN the town appropriate $500 for the pur-
me road bed Of the Layton EiS knight road % ~ ~
g. VIII the town appropriate the sum OF 100000
Knightsville 70 FiskviIe Four Corners, with
crushed stone. at cost not to exceed 5000 per
nina WIN ,Ss town spYgsoRgis.s sufficient
Cransson Crane Print Worksf ~ e' '''s'' "s"r the
.; Wi Wi The town appropriate $1,000 to grade
o. viii the town appropriate the sum OF $50 for
the pur,os & ot build ng oriage on Park avenue
q. viii the town appropriate the sum OF. $4,000
or broken stones and watering uch parts Of the
main highways as the Town Council shall SO ecti
complete the lighting OF EImwood AVENUE to the
o, VIII tue town appropriate sum sufficient to
maintain three electric lights on ID, er avenue from
the Johnston iine sou hery 10 the terminus OF the
Uhion kailfoal Co.'S tracA7
10 will the town appropriate the sum Of $1,000
for the purchase or erection Of suitable building
for voting purposes In District No 2. and appoint
"A committee.
IL. Resolved. That the sum Of $4,000. or so
much thereof as may be necessary. b and IL Is
hereby appropria ated for the pur pose OF purchas-
ing suitable lot, and the erection OF a school
house I'm District No B.
~. Resolved. That the Town Treasurer be au-
thorized To execute n deed conveying To Hannah A.
Nichols widow OF Ambrose :. Nichols, the tract OF
land formerly used M burial lot by the town
whenever the deed from Mrs. Nichols Conveying TO
the town the new burial lot shall be received for
recordl
ID. WIN the town appropriate the sum of $1,000
to work Laurel Hill avenue 10 the lblished grade
ana sravel the same from Glads one strees Roger
Williams avenurf
IL. VIII the town make an appropriation of
$JOr for the purpose OF improving tho condition OF
Lnwood avenue from Dyer avenne 10 Laurel Hill
avenuel
10. WIN the town make an appropriation for
And for the transaction OF any other business
necessary that may legally cone before said IN eet-
1ng. DANIEL ID. WATERMAN.
apll-ot Town Clsrk.
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II WAS A SLOW GAME.
Brown and Thomson Houston Athletics
Play Ball.
THE FORMER TEAM WON 10 TO 7.
School Team ON the Lsttsr's Grounds
Iurse of $40, 900 for Fight between
Piimmer and Mcbride.

Brown and che Thomson Houston
Athletics played a slow game OF ball yes
terday on Lincoln field.
Bustard started to pitch for Brown but
was hit freely and after three innings
Sexton went into the box. He pitched
until the eighth inning and McMurray
finished out the game.
The Athletics played fairly we'll. The
team mas the name OF being one OF the
best amateur mines in New England. and
their game was quite amateurtsh. But
il was the teams first Rame of the sea-
son. and the nine errors made may be
excusable.
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PLIMMER AND M'BRIDE.
Metropoie Club Offers sIo. 900 for Match
between Them.

NEW YORK, April 1a--Charley Norton,
MANAGER for Billy Plimmer, yesterday
resolved this dispatchs
PROVIDENCE, n. T.. April le-Metropole club
Will give 10000 purse, ten days's notice; Mcbride
and Plimmer, l will guarantee pu Sc. Answer
Immediately. STEVE MCMAuGH.
Norton accepted the offer on behalf Of
p INNER. The offer was telegraphed to
Mcbride, who is in Albany.
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PAWTUXET VALLEY VILLAGES.
Cranston,

The following report Of Phineas A.
Conley. commissioners OF highways. from
April 20. 1892 to April lst. 1898, has been
presented to the town council aud has
been received, voted upon and ordered on
file:
7o'fhs Honorable Toign Council;
The following account Is respectfully submitted.
there having been expenditures under my direc-
tion as follows:
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A Sweeping Oner.

New YORK, April 13-Bob Fitzsimmons
says that he is willing to meet any two
middleweight pugilists in the world on
the same night on a side bet and purse
for each, contest. Fitz says that he will
forfeit $1,000 and make side bet of $4,000
that he will stop Greggains in six rounds.
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DIrTDENDs.
CRANSTON SAYINGS BANK.
FINAL DIVIDEND.

The 9th and final dividend In liquidation OF 3
Per cent will be paid at the banking koom OF said
and sfter this date. All bo Ks presented upon
which such rel dividend shall be piid by order OF
the Court will be stamp a "MorthiesS final divi.
dend paid Lorin N. Cook. Receiver" and re-
urned 10 the owners
Hours of payment from 10 a m. 10 p. m.
IORIN ~ COOK, Receiver.
Providence. r. l., March 4. 1898.
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rEaSss Eornsd M JAhoNss NSos
Masiii. Moore. 9. Banaan. oconnsn, Moody. poa:
blse ON bills-Jones Green, Nc Lane, Casey.
Wheeler: peady. o'ConnelL First base on errors
ton. g.; by McMurray. q; by Wheeler. 4. Wild
ptch-Wheeler. Hit by pitched ball-Weeks,
burns
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STATE OF RHODE IsLAND, Ere.

Bristol. SC.
Harrington, April 3, IS9a
AT the Court or Probate held this day. u petition
Is received asking for the appointment OF George
A. Noble AS guardian OF Ha ry A. and George W
the consIderation OF the same Is REFER to lneet-
lug q this court 70 be held ON the first MONDAY,
the first day or May, at half past three O'clock In
the afternoon. MARK III. MOOD.
ap 3-3ith Probate Cl rk.
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Brown Freshmen Won.

The Brown Freshmen and Friends
School played five innings yesterday on
the grounds OF the latter. The Freshmen
had no difficulty in winning by the fol-
lowing score:
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LNOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF THE INTRO
duction OF tn electric railway, six omnibuses,
all light fifteen he OF horses harness and entire
outnt for nrst-cas, bus line barge Ocean Queen.
with poles; barnes. piunes, etc, for four or six
horses. will all b. sold very low Can be at 22
Green street, New london Conn. apl3-3t
L,OR SALE-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE, OR
II will exchange for Real Estate Established 81
years. Small stock. Proprietor wishes to retire
from business Apply, los ri hmond ST. mre9-tf
L'OR SALE-GROCERY AND MARKET WITH
II good tenement and barn with 1000 feet OF land
on desirable corner; present owner must sell on
account OF sickness Address, B-2O, News ONCE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. w. A. GREENLEAF,
DENTIST.
235 Westminster St.. Providence. r. I.

Mairidgednd Funeral Notices, one insertion
S0c.; each additional insertion. i6c.
MARRIED.
ADAMs-AR this city. April
ANNIE l.. ARMiN NGroN, both OF cumberland.
BA AXTER-sWEET-In this city on the nth
wooas. Mr' onED BAXTER OF Hymns. Mass,
aud Nrs. JULIA a. SWEET OF this city.
DAyENP0HT1sHATCH,I2 Lynn: Mass. by
DAVENPORT of Providence, H. l.. and EDITH
6oms msrts y Gt s.s nyen' sxsSuc Msss Eat Providence
"Wednesday evenings May s and 10.
DIED.
BANCROFT-In this city; lsth inst a, SO
Of AIRS. John Whitley. in the 10Th year OF her
Funefsl Friday. April a. at the Church OF the Re,
ge,sr ass a. invita- osl9ek pe Ps Relatives and
Il, BylLISGAME. aged ~ years widow of Jo-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
aenee Of Ler brother, 30. 2S Centennial court.
Funeral services at st. James Episcopal church,
Broaday. corner CORTLAND sire C. Friday at 4
O'Clock "A. n Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
KENT-In Johnston, 18th inst, EDWIN TINGLEY,
son OF Alba aud Ruth Kent aged Al years q
Funeral will take place Saturday, 10th inst. at 12
O'Clock. from hls late rcsldeuce, 3il Platnfeld
street. Relatives ana friends are Invited 10
tena.
MANCHESTER-In this city l2th inst, sud
denly, OF scarf Z fever. RAYMOND LlNDAMoS,
only ION OF willard anu Ves,a l.. Manchester.
aged IL years.
Funeral private.
MINER-In Lincoln, 1lth inst, JULIA A., widow
OF Luciu- Miner. daughter OF Jonathan Randall
OF North Providence. aged 20 years, months.
Funeral Will take pace III day. tne lith inst. at
2o'ciock p. m, IRON her late roidence In
Lincoln. Relatives ana .frends are invited 10
attend. Burial AT convenience OF the family.
NOKRIS-In Lewiston Me-. sth inst. FRANK
W.Nokkis OF East pioyiaence, In the Asst year
FUNERAL from residence OF samuel l.. Swift 50
Grove avenue. East Providence, Friday, lith
inst, az o'cock y. m. Relatives and friends
are Invited 10 atteno.
sHAW-In Lawr, nee, Mass. 18th inst. II.
FRANK SHAW, IN the 5lst year OF his age.
Funeral from MS brother 8 deuce a.. j. shaw,
x0o Massachusetts avenue. Friday attn inst, at
II O'CLOCK no n. Relatives and friends are In
. vited TO attend.
Newport papers please copy.
WHlPPLE-in Fall River, 10th inst. MARY A,
Funeral services at the residence OF her son-ln-
law, Mr. Anthony Thurston, 4 Lyon = rect, FRI
day. at O'Clock u. m hcatives and friends
are invited u attend.
WH1TEORD-At Davisville, 18th inst. HAN
NAn Il, wife OF John whitford. aged bs years
Funeral serv ce- at the residence Of Charles W.
straight DavisVille on SATURDAY, April IS. nc
bociOck a. ma. Bur ial A. Wakefield, X. 4.
For other Death Notices SO p1ge 4
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Would amount to for the ensuing year....ti672s IS
The town council met in the town hall
today to canvass the voting lists of the
five voting districts previous to the a ran
cal town meeting, which will be held
Monday, April IL.
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TWo-bAse hts = NobertsOn. Locke, MattesOn
Lang. Stolen basss-Brown go 10; Friends
seho |. 4. Double play,6s.eere 81 and Mstteson.
passea baisICobb. 8. Hit by pitched b1lllBrt-
ton, Smith. Batteres-F Freshmen. King, Robinson
aud Lang; Friends School. Cobb and Robertson,
Robertson and Cobb. Time-1h. 45m.
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OS-BABY ROGER DON'T COME NOW. WAIT
AC till you have contributed 10 the baby
phlnt fund; want to teeP Aifr with us. then
buy home lot at Washington Park. apiO-5t
sll.-IN HOT PURSUIT PEOPLE ARE CHAs-
~ ing each other TO get those cottages at WASH
ngton Park. aplO-3t
EOR SALE FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II and farm, buildings all neary new, about 80
OF land 90 cultivated. excellent fruit orchard
stream OF water within five miles ~ city line and
miles of post office and railroad station: great
bargain II sold at once. address Ala. News Office.
f22-u
LoR sALE-- ELEGANT LOT on WALDO ST..
Il near Grams =: very low II sold this
month. Address BIS. News ofice. jal6-tf
sDO-IT Is NOT WHAT WE SAY. BUT WHAT
20 90 th at tells the story; let show you
inose fine lots at Washington Park. ISAAC l..
GOFF anl0-5t
A GREAT INvESTMENT-MPRov REAL
"A estate. fronting on three streets. near Hoyle
Building. Address Ale, News Once. il9-f
HOMES, HOMES, HOMES. 10 MINUTES RIDE
III on n. ". n. H. a. H. r. X. near street cars
houses lots or both on easy terms beautiful situa-
ton. A-6. News Office. nl6-u
OTTO WARM To WEAR sEALsKINs. 1T
- rs pleasant now the snow has gone; come out
To Washington Park and Inspect those elegant cot
tages ISAAC l.. GOFF. apl05t
L'oR SALE-SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSE
II lots at the North End OF the city, at-what
price do you thinki Only S22 20 sa5 and only s.
month to pay at that, who wouldn't own a house
lot Only a few near horse cars left Jump quick
Address E-lo. News Office. niU-u
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Mabridgednd Funeral Notices. one insertion
5Oc :: each additional Insertion. I5c.
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TO DECENTRALIZATION US.

EoR SALE At A BARGAIN, on EASY TERMS,
this is a bargain. Address Box c. News ONCE.
mriO-tf
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i OF weybosset ST.. In frsi-class order, new
fronts, possession at once Address STORES. News
ONCE. ialO-u
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or oiher Deaih Notices see page I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-29

Among the many pleasant and hap
py features that occurred At the Christ
mas tree at the Cour, house at Jasper
Saturday night Dec. card, was u fine
gun placed on the tree for w. w
Kendall.
The gun il an improved Nimrod,
ever-adjustable- back.action, quick.
manipulating-double g-cartridge
carrier, set.trigger, globc.sight, as.
gage. double-choked, long-range. "a.
perfect-and-never- shot, to be
used on the run or on the wing, sure
OF it's aim, and certain Of it's game.
The recipient of this valuable prize
to put il in mild words 10 say the
least, is proud Of it. and sill he pleas.
to exhibit it at his office. 10 his many
friends, both male aud female, At all
office hours. TO explain and show its
superior qualities and fine make up
ell other blunderbusses now on
the market. And Is ready and
willing 10 appropriate a good mess
of venison to the donor, if he or she.
will call and satisfy me that they are
the real donors. Please accept thanks
until you are amply aud generously
Respectfully.
w. w. KENDALL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-29

Mr.. j.. Blaze. an extensive real estate
dealer infDes Moines, Iowa, narrowly e.
capped one of the scverest attacks of rneu.
mona while in the northern part Of that
state during a recent blizzard, saws the iSat.
urday Review. Mr.. B;aize had occasion Ia
drive several miles during the storm and
was SO thoroughly chilled that he was I'm
able to get warm, iand inside of an hour after
his return he was threatened with a severe
case OF pneumonia or lung fever. Mr..
Blaze sem to the nearest drug store and
got bottle OF Chamberlain's cough rsmedy.
OF winch ne had. often heard, and took a
NUMBER OF large doses. He says the effect
was wonderful, and in "A short time be va.
breathing quite easily. He kept on taking
the medicine and the next day was able u
Come to Des Moines. Mr.. Blaze regards his
cure as simply wonderful. For sale by
Martin Friedman, druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-29

Notice Is hereby given that the IN.
dersigned Administrator OF th estate
Of Cstharsnc Mehringer, deceased. will
ouer Tor sale at public auction at the
late residence 81 said decedent. IL
miles north. est Of Jasper, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY ed. 1894
all the personal property OF said de-
cedent, consisting OF household and
Kitchen furniture. farming imple.
ments, wagon, | carriage, / spring
wagon, ciier mill, harness, lot of hay.
corn, oats, aud Is acres growing
wheat, binder, mower. plows, hat.
70 Tvs. hay-rake. one-half interest in
wheat drill, corn driII, carpenter tools.
guns, span Of mules, l two-year old
colt, . sheep, 3 hogs, lot OF geese. poul-
try, 4 mich cows, head Of cattle 3
stands OF bees. and various other ar.
ticles.
TERMS or SALE: Sums under IS.
cash. Sums OF IS and over, = credit
OF nine months will be given. pur-
chaser giving note bearing 6 De, cent.
from date. with freehoId sure-
" 10 administrators approval.
Sale to begin at 8 o'clsck, a. m.
HENRY ). M~gHRrxGEa, Adm'r.
TRAYLoH n HUNTER, Atty's.
Dec. 20. 93. -3w.
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Road Improvement Convention.

The editor OF the COURIER has RI
ceived 4. Q following letter, which !
self explanatory. The subjects q
good roads Is Of more importance h
the people just now, than all politics
Questions combined as there seem
really 10 be so slight a difTerenc. be
tween the rulers OF each Of the politi
cal parties. that ii will not cause
dollars difference 10 any family which
party is in power, but every maj
would be greatly benefited by goot
roads. II any person will signify Il
the COURIER that they will attend III,
convention next Thursday and Fri
day, we will take pleasure in forward
ing their names to the Secretary.
THE INDIANA HIGHWAY IN.
PROvEMENT ASSOCIATION.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. Is. 80
DEAR SIR:-The annual meeting o,
the Indiana Highway Improvement
Association will be held in the hall OF
the House OF Representatives, this
city. Thursday and Friday, January
4 and 5. 1894.
Invitations TO attend have been ia.
sued outside of the Associations
10 those known TO be IL
mpathy with the movement. II is
thought desirable 10 secure the at.
tendance also Of y number OF those in
with the movement who.
are not known 10 us. With this pur.
pose in view. we ask you TO select five
residents Of your county who are
known 10 you 10 be likely TO be help.
'ul al our meeting. aud then after Sc
their promise 10 stterd, To-
'end their names and addresses 10 the
promptly on the enclosed
postal card. We have made no SINH.
ar request within your county.
Arrangements are now pending
thereby Il Is expected that any one
the meeting can, by stating
0 his ticket agent that he Is going TO
indianapolis TO attend the meeting Of
Congress Of Indiana Ind ustriall
associations, ecu a railroad rate Of
ne and q third fares for the round
'ip. I
The programme will include, with
Their features, addresses by Governor
|atthews; John A. e. Wright, OF
ochester, N. r.; j T. Campbell, Of
ockville; q. ID. Thompson, Elkhart a
Fortune, Indianapolis J. l.
pplegate, New Albany; A. +. Kent,
khart, and ID. NJ. Burns. Lebanon.
You are also urged to assist us By
wing publicity TO the meeting and by
Ideavoring TO devclope an enthusias.
public ~interestin IL.
Very truly.
EVANS WOODEN,
Secretary.