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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
WHAT WILL LOUISIANA DOT

The gOssip at Washington to tie
effect that It the Wilson bill j.
passe1 by the Sruai~. Leaving sngar
"n the tree lit OF tai,ing to tio, ni-
4 s"tI-'act"r, dnty. LOuinIAna will
20 Republican ~ lS96. has prompt. .
ell 4 correspondent TO ask our
'plmIon. All that we have to SAY
IN that II !. iihcnlr to predict ~ha,
= "Oman will decide 10 do, -, {"
forecast the ttauIt Of an election,
-sp-ri'lly in y presidential year.
We ate oincIiIr.i to believe. how.
ever, rhat Louisiana will nut l,r
rI,~ ~n nigh TO Join 'he Republican
party. -vrn u sugar 10 placed un
the lice list. which We hope the
Senate n,il net d,. tor the simple
reason that the NW thern, Western,
\ mIh-asI-rn AMI Southeastern
i~n tinnS ui the stale ARE tiiutnn I'll,
nd soli'iiy D-DOrraric AMI care
very hi.l- u anything tor Angar as
they produce cation Al I cuiu Onl,
ln unrT wUids. there are about
thi,tern parishes "nt at \ total ui
sixt, -nina in ~hich sugar is grow u
-xrlGsIv-ly aud these thirteen
,arishrs will hardly be able To
-, rrrunne the vote ni the at b~i att,
-,x, IN which the great bulk 0f the
white population IN located.
II Inast also I've remembered that
IN the presidential ramIa'gB ot 1884
~hru Cleveland vas urst no,ninat.
-d. tIrris existed 4 great tlIs~at,s
iactiuu sith the Deuoci a'ic party.
and the result Was a arli organized
movement "a fbrh ilf Ot Jdinrs G.
B'aine, the R"pnhlran Candidate.
"hlch ~as supported hy large
nuinl'rr of r,U'D.nrnt aud worth,
gentlemen. That mo, emrnt had
ITS headquarters in this city, hut u
ia An t,f,-u strfpt fh Al it, xtruuy, 4,
~as con6nr.i 10 the sugar parishes.
an,l 1t il Il matirr> of hlSimy that In
thr election Louisiana came fnrwar,l
wi'h u good majoiit, for Cleveland
aud H~WlrIcxs. Fur tie REASONS
gwen the Stntrs is inclined To ( link
that It will reanire q much cssver
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
THE VOTING Oy PF,KHAN.

Washington. Fe6. l8.-Thr Sen.
ate adJourn-t at a lew minutes he.
tore I O'clock this afternoon aftef
si~n'ling the better part OF tw6
ia,s considering the nomination of
w. II. P~ckham OF New York. 10
D.. a>.Ociatr Justice oI The Supreme
Court. the vote had Just ieru
tdsru on u motion tO confirm the
n"uluatinn. anI tue result. which
was rejection. by u vote ot 32 to 81;
va< known. The announcement
was tr!-grAl,hrd the States yesirr.
day. The vote iu detail was "
foll"wS:
Yeas-Nes.rs. Ba,s, BlackhurH;
Br"s, BatIer, CAh-ry, D,xon;
Fau;nu~r, George, Gray. Hale, Har:
ri. Haulon. Kyle. Lindsay, Nc.
Phrrso,', Martin, Mills. Mitchell, of
Oregon; Mitchell OF Wiscopsin; ;
p .im-r, PAsro, Prrtigrrw, Pi.tt;
Proctor, Kanso,n. Roach, Squire;
Sfock"r'ler. Tnrpir, Villas, vuor.
hers, White, Of L,uIslaua.-32.
NaNs--Mrssrs. Alirich, Allen,
Alli"On, Berry, Cal'. Camerou,
Carey. Chan.II-r. Cwkrrll, Coke:
Caii"'n, DanlrI, DAVIS, Dn!ph;
Frye. GalIing-r. Gibson, Gormsu;
I'll '""'"r"ush. HssI-y, Hi.g,na,
HUI, aoar, Irby. Jones. OF Arkansas;
Lodge. M:LAurin, Mantlrrs.,n, Nor.
nl!. Marphy. PETER. Perkins, Pos.
-r, Pnxh. Shoap. Stewart, Teller:
Vest. Washnurn. White, of CAlI-
i"rn'A WiI,"n.-4l.
Paired for Prckbam -M-ssra:
Camden. Gordon, Mcmillan, Smith.
Nor .au.-.J.
PuI-dayainst P-rkham-M.ssrxs
Dihoi~. JOn-s, Ot Nr,a.:A; QiAy;
VAmcr an'l Wa;rOt. -.
Ahs.nt sithoat pairs - Mrssrs.
t"'q iIi' an.i Sh-r sAn. Senator
C"lInitt rriras~tl Senator Wilson;
al" voted against CouAi Waiinn:
And senator Shrrman r-lraard
NrnAior Bricr, who voted TOR cou.
iiI NATION.
lsnarhf nliatinn for Confnrma.
Ion -D-n"r rs. Republicans 3,
Populist 81
Against Confirmation - DrnO.
"tars ID. isrpunIcans 23. P.puists
i'll.
PAIRED fm CnnfrmatiOn-Drmo.
rrhis !, Republicans !.
PAIRED against CnnHrmafion-
D-n"crA:s 1. Rrrn'l,rans 4. -5.
Absent aud Cnpair-,l-Deu,e.
cr-fS ], Republican l.-3.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
SiGSiFlCANT PLOTTING.


Washington. Feb. lot IL said
here in- ~ that the eul at siI this
iahriug and rlouing in Congress
ID tue control of the next Huus-.
aud that. too. ihcaus- Of an iu,-
|orih attached To u tar u-yOn :
;hr mdiuary question Of controlling
the legislative m ~. While moth.
ing Ia h~'ng san puhlmly on th.-
q r-tIOn. th ~ are very frw pruumi
u-nt nrn ~ National politics whn
'ln not trrl that there u y prnI,ahIli
y that the next N,u,r of k.me.
iaiivrs may b- called apun to -l-c,
the President. Amos. The DIN,
cratic lra'lsIs tue belief that ,his
will h- so is almost universal. NJ.
Cleveland Ani his advisers ~p,rt.
tain th = Ol'lnIon. aud 80 do tue
)rnHI HIaric leaders iu both :hr
Srnate aud the H"nse, whether
Administration ar anti ALmIstis-
Ii'n mSu,
The rxir~mists not only hrlirv-
thar the next House mA> elect \
President, hat must Of them would
h- grdiiH-d {" have u ~. The,
briIrvr that the Inv,
auinns the Democrats With Mr..
Girv-laml's All nini>ttation will pu.
Large the :oir of the Pol,u ists, bp.
sides hn>lnI tn- !tat~ of Ne York
to the Democrats. aud they a.gne
tuat IT New Ymx should 90 r..
publican when the PresiI-nti,l
election comes un. aud the PupnlisIs
carry jh>t those States which ih-,'
carried before. not counting one
Sonihrri State. Alabama, whhh u
il believed they will carry mex,
time. tue -lrrtiap Of the Prrs,,,pnt
will lrvulvr upon the Hnasr
Therefore. the election next i.,iI Of
the !io, ,sr "f Representatives il
10 'k-d "l"n ~ P,ubahiy P,-sl
d-niiai as we'll Is a Congressional
slec,ioe.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
The Septenate Reyim..

The presidential term ~ II. Car.
mt will expire next December.
L 'at will CON .,l-ie 20 YEARS ut thr
"s-pt-narr" ir.Imr "a F,ducr. v hrrr
rr"sidrntS r-nain seven years in
power. Marshal MacMahom re-
s:n~i IN 1919, ~ tmpnt,s o-tu, r
the rsnlar cad Ot bIs tern. NJ.
Gr-vyiiIIrd = fail p-Iioh of ..sept~.
"atr," seven years. Bot b- r~s'xm-
~'i hi. src"n'l presidency two yeas
iSriut~ It's "Onxtit utipuai enL. b..
tore the establish iIent at the s~ptr.
nate VI. Theirs hal also rrsieurd
h's presidential functInns.-Nrw
York rrIbuur.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
CONGRESSMAN aJxnarSGy IN
ThE EAsF.

The E,strrn lIue Of p ,rishes ~
this Congressional district, W. br.
liese.have heretofore been th- strong
eat suppOrtsrs of Hon. 5. VI. r, ~rt.
son IN the sov-ral convrntio 70 la
~hich h- las h--n Nominated.
There nov se- ns to be y very
considerable dis ,ff-rtlon in the
ranks at the torm-r I'olittral t,irn,is
of our bsDlsome aud lucky youn.
Congressman, IN the East, and his
recent .ctiOn 10 voting against the
Wilson, mIl is giving iI,- I" eon-
Rather xiIiBg-ut al n.ivr,s,uu,
upon mis- course In the crlumns of
the Irapers Oi that srciiou.
Ii Is not too much to SAY thar the
intare 1and"ldcy of Cn'0n-I Rn,-,t.
.On will b~ mrt aIth the obstacle,
"f v~iy earnest OpInsitIon from
hose wh" formerly were amou, IN.
most aIdrnt sIplmri-Is.-Southrrn
Watchmau. Clinton, La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23

'r~s 'rptrssinn continues. and thar
The Urgent appeals have hppn male.
80 manufacturers. in favor of an,l
"ni"srl tO the new tariff bill, tn
'aSS 1t with as iutl,. delay ~ nos.
sihle anI end the uncertainty that
~ now paral, sing ,radr aud IN.
i1strv. Ifthr Sruair act. promptly
it viii p-rliaps regain much If th.
Pablic favor " has lost, hut thr,r lS
Du cool reason Why this conntry
can not get along lmtt-i wi,h"ut I
han with il. The ,nrnhrrS of the
House are siaAys fIrsh from the
pr"plr. in clns~ touch with them,
aai thoroughly understand their
needs anil d-s res, and a. this - a
g"VrrnaIent "of the people. tor the
p~ople aud by the pr0, ,lr." II can
hs surn;rssthily cou,iuriri withou,
the assi<tAucr ~! such 4 u.plr ~
body As the United States hrnalr
snd with y great deal more sails.
iactiOn To the source from Which
The government gets Its pOwer-th-
i~UIi!e.-Sra,ps.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23

The Pea. unrs Washington sr.
respondent 1hO Ia in a position to
"Main rrilabl- Information cnniirmS
the i~lmrt that Srn ,iors White AMI
Gallery have imi"r,ne,i tbn SruSt-
sHJ-cO nnittre pn HnAnce thar They
aili a0t br satisfied with less than
cent ani \ haii duty Oh sngar.
and >houl ! the Wilson bill he t.
poItr,l To the Senate with sugar .n
The tree list where the Huus,. placed
u, the people "f this State Will
have their Senators to thahk.
Th~ir attitude. ~hict il ,leci,i-,ll,
thieat-nIny may 80 tritAte the
.d''-.:0a1ailtre that !; vi / ,irr.i,ie tn
give sugar, u" protection wha,rv-r.
LIZ IL IN true. ,ui Ne have etrry
i~isun ia belieS~ II IL. thr sub.
c"'u nIttec offered to place - duty
~ "n- An' a quarter cent. un sugar.
SeDdtWs Cah-ry and Wbitr should
have pr"mpii, arce.,irI I, an'i ;bus
ended the Anxiety vi icb those ia.
trirsird IN the iuiastry now en-.
dare. States.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
THE LEyEES.
Fifth District Board to Meet 1t
vicksbury March ).

Natchrx, Feb. l6.-An important
mrrring "i the Fiirh Dlstric, Lpvee
ii"'rd viii br held az VmkSharg
'l"niay, MArch ). wh,rh viii br
t"ll""e'i hy n cOnirir.re vi h the
rrnsas i;asin ani the Chi.oi County
[ Ark y 'diiS, when tli- r,ndItinn
Vt thr levers ~ Sor:h ArkansA. and
North Louisiana viii br .iIs..us,rd.
IL IL rxI'rrt-i that Capt. John
Mills. Uni'-l States engineer IN
charge "i til. fonrth d,sriIct, ami
Cant. &. NrD. roxm-euf. OF the
Vmksbnrg h,srriri; MAjr II. Z.
RichAr'lson and II. Bolivar rnnnp
= ~. "i the In ,isiana State B.,ard
Ns E"giuerrs. sili all be presesy fsi
the conference
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23

The fight to ab,l,rh th. iInu.- of
Lords api'-ars {" br furly on u.
England. and r-cenrly sp--ch-.
rave h~rn made 70. GiA.l>tou~s =
followers rKcmIAting the aristu
cratic members ot that lmmi, whn
vetoed, II w are permitted to rs,
the term. The home rule biil I,,s>e, /
hy The House of Cunuons. In si>
quite probable that the Il ne vii.
come when mnvrnirnt wilI b,.
started IN this cOnutr, To do awn
with the Unirei States S-nAt-, br
Cause the people have come tn re-
gard II ~ an pbsrrnction TO le u.
hiion. IL there had been no Sen
ate to wraBsl- over the bill rrrrL
Ing the Sh-tman SILVER act mouths,
after it hal irrn passed. IL, the
H"nsr. there ~Onl ! have hern no
pane. from the effects "r ~h'ci th-.
conntrs IL now suffering. Tn~
S-nair asramrs 10 b- a d-lI!,-i .,iiyr
body ana .t'ossrss snprrI"r inIrlli
senrr to thai Of the lIuusp. but i,s
d-,il~rraIioh hu,,ns the ezra
session was 81 prolonged that the
people, in'li .nant aR.l ,iisgnst-I,
arose AMI demanded that wiu.iy
orat"y shOnll cease ani a vote u.
taken on the repeal bill. II Ii due
III u great measure To the tear thai
the SpDate aIll talk for months
ovrr tho Wilson btii tbat tue bps,,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-02-23
@psctil % the Fumes I,-uperst.

Spsciil % the Fumes i,-nperst.
Washington. F-h. Is The plant
ers and the Louisiana Seuators rIill
iu>Ist upon cent an,l n halt on
sugar, but the outio"k for ub;aininy
that rate IL not favorable, IN spite
ut the earnest desire of the Demo.
Gratis Of the fnAnre committee to
har'nonixe the parry ~ the Srn.tr.
81 ~ 4" insurr united support for
the tniift bllI. Ii the Senators WI
accept "nr cent straight tue colm-
mitir~ viii pOhah'y give it, anI II
II l~ii~srd by Juui- shU have con.
Nrrsrl ~ith mpmbrrs Ui the com.
m'ttr~ that they may be persuade !
Ia go AS high as "nr aui uualrrr
straight On raw. The reHurrs su.
pear TO have "a friends At el,hr.
end Ot the Capitol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12
Deserving Praise.

We desire TO say to our citizens. tina
for years We have been selling DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, DR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnics
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them ev-
ery time and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, il satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
on their merits. Martin Friedman,
Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

I The weather is fine for this time Q
year.
Mrs. 0. +. DeBruler and children
visited Mrs. John DeBrulcr on Sun
day.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Lo,
stewart who has been sick for some
weeks is improving slowly.
Miss Emma Songer and Jake u
attended institute here last Saturday
Miss Della Britain has not beer
able to attend school for several days
Institute here last Saturday wss
grand success house was c.lled tC
order by President Ed. q. Burning
ame. prompt at 10 o'clock, and . live
ly discussion lasted all day.
County Supt. Wilson was in attend
ance at the Institute.
We understand that our thcatrics
company are making big preparations
to give another play on chiidren's DAY
in the near future.
Our friend DIR. Clifford. of Oakland
City. wa. in town Saturday. and told
US he would have = better halt on the
18th OF this month.
The social given at DIR. T.. A. Gies-
zen's on Monday night was grand
success.
The two young dress makers are
very sad since v. II. and Il. Ii. have
gone.
j. :. seems 10 think that kisses that
are stolen are N. sweetest. fron all
appearances the other night.
Pfoiractei meeting j. in progress
here now.
Ham GIezcn and family are visiting
Mrs. Corn.
Mr.. Chas. DeMoite was visiting
his brother on Saturday last and look
ing after his fast horses. w. are glad
10 see Mr.. DeMotte's horses improv-
ing so FAST.
Wonder where l.. G. wen; 90 last
Sunday night. II may be that some
Dung lady Of Jasper could answer
tor him.
Wonder what has become OF Josh Il
he has not been seen since he took the
trip through Vincennes.
Your Correspondent" "Argus"I
seems 10 know great deal OF the love |
affairs Of this town, in regard to our
Young hardware nan. For 4 married |
man with wife and children, TO be
up Of night watching around such
things as going over the hill" and
love affairs generally. does not seem
appropriate. much less TO write about,
vet he is subject TO that chronic dis
ease.
With Ills minutes les than twol
hours" the young assistant cores
pondent, "Your" was the only one
who wanted to raise a racket, and
we hope he has been pacified now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

CANDIDATES. The early date asked
for the democratic primary Is bring
ing forward several can idates.
Mr.. BRITAIN LEMIxG the present
Recorder, and who during his frs
term has made most efficient and
accommodating officer. il announced
this week Tor reelection. subject tc
the primary. The COURIER has moi
heard = single complaint OF Mr. Lem
ing's conduct of the Office. and il
would be well merited and hand
some compliment it he should have
no opposition for the nomination for
a second term ;certain, the Democracy
can do no better.
For Trustee Of Madison township
Mr.. John A. Stenitensgel is an
nounced, subject TO the primary. Mr..
Stenftensgel is a well known Demo-
crat in that township, having grown
to manhood there, and should he be
chosen will discharge the duties hon
estly.
There being no April election this
year for Trustees, and the Trustees
to be elected in Nov. having the APP
Pointment of all the Supervisors. ana
The general supervision of road work
in the townships for four years, makes
this Office y good deal larger and more
important TO the people than at pres
cnt, and therefore thoroughly compc-
tent men should be chosen.
For County Auditor Mr.. Ferdinand
Schneider. Who made the county so
efficienta Sheriff for four years. is in
the race. There Is probably not cit
izen OF Dubois county who did not
get to know Mr.. Schneider while he
was Sheriff, and all who had dealings
with him acknowledged his fairness
and BUSINESS as a public officer. lie
will receive a large and enthusiastic
support at the pr inarics in April, and
IL nominated will add strength TO the
general ticket In Nov
Mr.. Herman Eckert announces him
selfas u candidate for Clerk OF the
Dubois Circuit Court, subject TO the
decision OF the Democratic primary
Herman has acted in the capacity Of
deputy clerk for several years IN q
prompt and efficient manner, aud al
ways ready to accommodate. faithful in
attendance to the duties Of Office, po-
lite and courteous to all. " rites a good
legible hand, aud his records have a
neat appearance L; elected he will
undoubtedly make good clerk.
Mr.. Nenian Haskins is also an as
pirant for the Democratic nomination.
and is "hustler" from way back. lie
served the county two ter as Re-
cord,r. kept the business of bis Office
in shape, knows every Democrat In
the county IL an enterprising farmer
aud stock dealer, and will see II nomi-
mated, that the Office is well attended
to, aud the Democracy Of the county
kept we'll In line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

About year ago took : violent Z
tack Of u grippe. / coughed dsy and
night for about six weeks; my wife then
suggested that try Chamberlain cough
remedy. At nrst could zee no difFsr.
ence, but still kept taking It, and coon
found that 1t was what ! needed. IfIrot
no relief from one dose took another
and il was only few days until / Va
free from the cough. l think people IN
general ought to know the value Of this
remedy, and take pleasure ia scknovI-
edging the benefit have received from Il.
Madison Mustard, Otway, Ohio. as and
so cent bottles for sale by N. Friedman,
Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12
Dentistry.

n. ii. WILSON, Dentist, desires tc
inform the public that he will con
tinuc 10 make regular visits TO Jasper
Notwithstanding the report 10 the con.
trary. The time Of which will be
published In the columns OF this pa.
per aud the Huntingburg Signal. lie
has no connection with Drs. +. Nj.
Green, +. A. Brown, and w. G..
Downs, professionally But has
made arrangements with DIR. b. A.
Mosby, of Huntingburg. 10 attend all
urgent cases during his absence, with
out extra charge TO patient. H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

We authorize our advertised druggist To
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, coughs and colds upon til !,
condition. fyoaare afflicted with cough.
cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble
and will use thi. remedy as directed, Civ
ing Il fair trial, and experience no bene
lit, you ma Y return the bottle aud have
your mcnsy refunded We could not
make this offer did we not know that DIR.
King New Discovery could be relied on
1t never disappoints. Trial bottles free
at NJ. Friedmahs Drug store. Large 81 &c
SOC. and 81 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12
Birdseye Bloom.

Mr.. +. NJ. Criichfield has tuit ~
addition TO his storeroom.
Mr.. 5. w. Witsman has moved in
TO his new store on Oak street.
Once more we have our street lamps
trimmed and burning; they furnish I
nice light TO the town.
Rev. +. J. Shrodes will preach al
the NJ. +. Church next Sunday morn.
ing he isan interesting taiker,
The Epworth League is progressing
finely. May much good work BE-
done In this bright new year. In oil
its trials. fluctuations and troubles, We
hope that the farther we get through
the great meandcring journey Of life,
that our path shall grow brighter
day bv day. until we reach the great
celestial throne OF the Almighty In
heaven.
Orr public schools are progressing
nicely. Mr.. w. II Bonner is q good
teacher, and all Of his pupils are well
pleased with him.
"Smart Aleck" says that j. j. Cum
jngham has pricd from The mouth OF
his freocious dog some pieces which
he Il piecing in quilt which j. called
! crazy quilr. Now we do not know
whv q calls ii:ihis name but. suppose
that " hen the qusdruped csught the
gentleman by The rear Of bis pants
inst below the vest. IL made him feel
that be was some what In = state OF
spssms
.Smart Aleck" claims 10 be 40 very
old that be does not know how many
centuries he has lived through, but we
suppose that he saw Adam when ne
was placed in the garden OF Eden.
Smart Alexis Son.iu.law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

BucNicn's Arnica Salve.

EHE Best SALvE IN the world for
''uts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
kheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains. Corns. and oil
skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Files. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price25 cents per
box. For sale at Martin Friedman g
Drug store.
April !. 1S93.--lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

During the epiden &c Of Ia q rpe
Chamberlain's cough remedy took the
lead here and was muc better liked Z IN
other cough medicin.. H. n. Be =,
druggist, Chatsworth, III. The gri is
much the same as very severe cold I'd
requires precisely the same treatm ~
This remedy is prompt and efIectusl, ana
will prevent any tendency Of the disease
toward pneumonia. For sale by H..
Friedman, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

y The Boonville Enquirer. now
owned BY George II. IIazen, Esq, en-.
tered upon its 43l volume last week.
Mr. III. has made decided improve
ment In the Enquirer since he took
charge OF il, aud the COURIER Is glad
70 know that the people Of old War
rick recognize its increased vslue and
have extended its field OF influence.
His assertion last week that true De-
mocracy stands for measures mot
men," will strike responsive chord
~ all the old hearts. There
! At the present entirely TOO much oil
tendency towards man worship for
We good Of the People.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

New FIRM. = Messrs. DR.. Brannock,
u a. Sweeney and X. M. Milburn
will open on the j., day of February,
1894. what will be known as the
Model Drug Store opposite The Ind
lana House, in Haller's new stor G
room. inst completed. They will
keep good supply of fresh goods
Dr.. Brannock will manage the bust.
ness OF the firm. but will not give up
hi practice. His known ability viii
guarantee careful attention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

ACCIDENTS. On Tuesday night Mr.
jacob Eckert started from the roller
room OF the flour mill down stairs 10
The engine room. The stairs are
steep aud without bsnnistcrs, and by
mis-step he fell Off the side Of them.
breaking his left arm and bruising
hin up considerably.
On Monday afternoon DR.. l.. Davis
was cutting some kindling with q
Ratchet when by mis-lick he struck
The calf Of his leg. making a severe
cash, which will lay him up for q
lew days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

Accident 10 Mr.. ID. T.. j. Miller,
JASPER, Ind, Jan 5th, 1891.

JASPER, Ind, Jan 9th, 1891.
20 my assuring Friends:
Las' month while working on the
'ufn - 81. Joseph'- church, ] &C.
c'uehiN fell and strained my ankle,
soas % prevent me from working for
+, lew DAYS. AS luck would have II
nai Wilson accident policy, and
w'len Mr.. VIM. A. Wilson heard OF
ny accident he came around, adjusted
ny ay, proof, and to-day he paid me
~. AZ tor the time lost. lie paid
'ne from the hour fell TO the hour !
oegan work again. take pleasure in
recommending the firm Of Wilson
pros., and their companies to oil who
want good and reliable insurance.
DANIEL +. J. MILLER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

n IL. Wilson. dentist, will boat the
Indiana Hotel. in Jasper Saturday.
monday. 1uesda; aud Wedne.dav'
January 20, ~. 20 aud "a. when he
WIZ be prepared 10 perform al Kind.
OF work in dental lin. All .ork
warranted and sstisiac ion guaranteed
ia all cases. Prices reasonable. .,