davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Metallic Sd

IT, dozen ava one
and breweries here h
new Industry that
small scale aud with
70 compete with has
concern with a rel
mineral waters a
OF q gaseous NAT
up for the trade. By
stance the managers (
10 Evansville were ed
OF some valuable pat
most revolutionIzed
per, and the result I'D
are now turning out
the little metallic con
the first time make :
bottle Of stuff the m;
country send out to
The manufacturer Of
Ing with great success
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

me work. The output Is not confined
20 that of cottage cooking or the larger
ranges alone. but include the plain and
ornamental heating stoves Tor this store.
once OF drawing room. The latest i'm
provements With all the modern coal
saving and heat producing advantages
are employed. The greatest care Is
exercised that the quality and durability
OF the different styles are kept at an adj
sanced standard Of excellence. In the
manufacture Of stoves the ma kers here
Keep In mind economy Ia consumption
OF fuel. perfect draft. superior excel
ience OF material used In construction.
ensuring durability, perfect ntting 81
joints. simplicity Of construction.
smoothness OF castings and ALWAYS an
eye TO beauty OF defign and finish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

BY reason OF having at iis doors the
very finest hardwood timber in the
world Evansville can point with Just
Prioe 70 its wagon works. Behind them
Is unlimited capital, which enables the
proprletors to go few miles nm
Green river and buy a section OF tho
marvellous timber lands that abound IN
oak and hickory. Every year thousands
Of these big logs are RATED down to
me city and left TO season until
they are like iron-wQod itself
The cheapness OF tim Der lands and
the minimum cos, to floating the logs
down TO the city gives the mai ufactur-
ere an advantage over competing cities
mat they can never overcome. The
reputation these wagons have earned
Tor themselves make them quick sellers
they are known. and In the
past two years so large has been the de-
mand, there are few places In the coun-
Try where an Evansville wagon is not
Known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Furniture Manufactures.

One OF the largest industries Of Evans.
vile IS the manufacture Of furniture.
Inc near proximity OF the city to the
hnest hardwood section in the world
makes II place peculiarly adapted for
the manufacture Of this grade OF goods.
Few cities In the country excel 1t for the
output OF solid or artistic house and Of
nee furniture The progress OF the fac
tories located here have been rapid and
upward. the managers always finding
ready sale for their products at good
prices The demand for Evansville made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

In these days of hurry time is one OF
the most valued Of things and Evans
vie, ike all other modern cities. has
FOUND y necessary to provide a system
OF rapid transit that will convey the
thousands OF scurrying people TO and
from their places OF business In the
quickest possible time without DELAY ana
hindrance, and with the absence Of Ali
the discomforts Of travel even for the
shortest distance. These requirements
have all been met by the excellent sys-
tenn that threads the streets
and suburban sections in and
about the city. Particular attention has
been given by the enterprising manage
ment TO meet the demands OF the people-
for as rapidly as one section Of the cify
becomes built up the rails are extended
and the whiz OF the motor Il heard where
but few short mont s before. was
probably an immense section OF waste
lands There has been no atfempt Of
the company to go into the real estate
business and build up one section Of
the city to the detriment OF the other. 1
It's patrons have been all served alike.
and in no city Is there q more kindly
feeling between the street car
company and the people than
here in Evansville. There are Al |
present 2s miles Of street car track in the |
city. Only in the past few days the
service has been completed to the neigh
boring town Of Howell, uniting more
han ever the people Of these two places
md adding tens or thousands OF dollars
70 the trade Of this city, be-
'ides providing 3 suburban line that
will enable thousands OF people In the
ummer months to enjoy . trip through
he country and breathe the fresh air
md enjoy rest that comes only away
rom the noise and smoke Of the CITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

wherever there Is found a re0ned
community there Is always the artist
whether he IL the danber in colors a.
the admirer OF he grander handiwork
OF nature. The artist shas co,ra -
Evansville and among its people ia a.
received q hearty welcome thai No.
alone touches his heart but reaches into
the further depths OF his pocket. There
are number OF studios In the city which
are patronized by those who have love
fcf the beautiful In coIors, and chief
among these are places fitted M e.
pressly Tor portrait work. This pro-
duct OF the artists brush grows more n
favor every year until now it il hard n.
deed - Ind . home tina. has nat H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
THE EVANSVILLE sANIrARi|
number Of build4

number Of build{
every advantage
structed. A bull
ished by reason o
from two to fou
with com mon moi
against water and
Good
The strong Gel
ansville has crea
and wholesome
equalled by any Ct
herman Will not 4
of life served look
BILE. The result b
not q poor bakery
other hand there
finest general ba
There Is anothe
by having at their
OF wheat that
hover on earth.
large cookeries are
the dainty sweets
y being taken II
pans. The dainti
customers are fit ID
ire healthful. and
Orders 70
promptly and salts
Il the bakeries ID
Il this kind with
rs. Every Evans
objection establish
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
THE METROPOLIS.
CONTINUED FROM ELEVENTH PAGE

20 all parts OF the house. efecting an
even temperature that Is death TO colds
and oanishes the horrors OF pneumonia.
Only the most improved patents are car
ried ov Evansville dealers and the pur-
chaser who BUYS here is sure Of getting
system be can safely depend on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

Where there are good schools there
are good books and where there are
good books there ID bound 70 be- some.
where In the neigh borhood good book
stores This may Do : three-cornered
proposition and crudely stated. but
there Is no way Of denying II any more
snan there Is to say Evansville ID not
supplied with number Of the finest
and most complete book and periodical
stores to be found in any city Of IL
SIZE. The Proprietors OF the stores In
evansville have not satisfied thems selves
In carrying an assortment Of school books
with wagon load or two OF discarded
novels and cheap publications from
the east. They went at the business
knowing perfectly well what the people
OF Evansville wanted and what thew
were going to have, and the result has
been that the light-haired girl reader
u the nimsy. lIght-haired novel can be
pleased any day In the week. while the
,rnithologist. the pathologist. tho stu
lent OF nature need never 20 Of Main
treet to lind anything In the studies he |
y she Is most interested In. Anything |
print where paper and type plav a
art can be found In Evansville book
torres. from high-toned Christmss
ARD to the latest and most catchy song.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Novelty

The prettIest n
west are located /
Vile. A walk thro
Establishments wit
piled high with ever
useful, ornamental
thugs put one to w,
world the prophet
them all. And
again the large
toners, women and
sweethearts and
there il no
thousands were bou
to give delight. A
without a visit to on
play houses Is half I
u would be particul;
Of Christina
opened and put on II
o hang wherever 70
or them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

Evansville cigars are known all over
the country where the connisseur de-
lights In good smoke. The factories
In some instances take up entire build
ings, while all about the city are small
concerns contentinR themselves in turn
ing out limited quantity but superior
class OF goods. II has been the com
nendable purpose - Evansville cigar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

delicious navors. and is at all times free
from the unhealthy condition II can pet
In II only few hours away from the
frozen air these mamoth refrigerator
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23

Evansville 10 we'll supplied with hotels
from the very highest priced to chea Der
class ones. The several prin cIpal ones
are conducted on the most modern
plans The accommod atoms are large.
the tests that have been given them il
the past when large gatherings assem-.
pied In the city fully and accepta Div
demonstrating their capacities TO enter.
tain the crowds and do 50 with entire
credit to their ansgement and the
good name Of the city. They are Iii
conveniently situated In the center Of
the city and directly on street car lines
making them easy of access 70 And
from oil depots. The restaurants ia ths
city are exceptionally fine ones and On.
Joy large patronage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-23
Artificial Stone.

Evausville'ssupremacy In the CONNIE
ciai world extends to her artificial stone
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
COUNT NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsUsER'S NorIcE-NoTIrE
~ is hereby given that the tax books Of King
coehty. Washington. for the year 1888 a-s In
my possession for the collection OF taxes thereia
Sc. forth. That on and after January 3 1894,
state. county, city and town taxes for the year
1893 viii be pay able a the county trea.uTer's Of
nee OF King county, Washington, At the court
house Ia seattle.
A rebate Of per eeatum viii be allowed on all
payments OF taxes for the year 1898 IL pad on or
before q O'Clock m, February Is. 1894, bat it
not paid on or before o'clock p m, April /,
1884 they shall then hesome DELINQUENT and
penalty Of per cenlum aided and from the lat
day Of APRIL 1924. all unpaid taxes and penAty
fr the year 1898 viii bear interest 81 the rate OF
20 per cent per annum until paid
Personal property tax 10 assessed separate and
apart from real estate. BYRON PHELPS
Treasurer. King County. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
pgxrns 4sD rr~gr4rs.

Ja&4gss.- zoe funeras 81 Mr.. GAhgSae n.
faastax xfss take fsar. "a Tsasssseg afs~rnsaa
~ 3 S4E4nsk fs8Es S5~ ftsss Fg~say7eFasn
esgrrh. TEE fecnasss $50 - s@es "a Ass$ss. y
fsss<8ssus.
sETES~fSfi-I In &~szSba. As p@vsmss rsz@
ss@rse@ on sss&Sas srs8 ssr&axe xsse~s<. - Ezes
day 8zasa<Y 10 -as fFe@ersek ssFeNs "a.
aged % rsars sd fsaHtss. 81 es~rs~ss Hsasst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17

VAVI co. sew Ssr YORK pr A 6ioei = rooms amn
sf3-Sii offics hours from Q 10 d
OUTER DOWN AGAIN: ROLLS. lao:
ID same you pay SOC roll elsewhere. Cow
Butter store. Front street. next the \. VI. c. A.
BAMBOO FURNITU RE.
7 hles. essels. chairs. etc. made to order. ilo2
Second street, between seneca and sprnz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
CARRAHER 6 MEACHAN
ia Cherry Street.

Advertisements uns@r TIRE sss1 ~ asoss. Fesn;
rcs sails for hsas 2Et @Ftastsoas Wanl>d ~Esi -
snssrssa ~ fks rz4s sf csnt woFc each iss.TttSa
Faymsns af~sys 10 axyssea re EaFsFk&seESsass
fs<stssE ksr isss tSsE - cestx
sfTfCR-Th. sassassx ssso. - fEs Posz-Ts-
TFIItarNcrs Y open zeta II p n. 1issstasa
aes sssssssasats sir BE- recst.s6 % - this taEas
Ad~er.fssuenss wffl % rsxetvs. a. sra5ea Sssees
ne rrs7 IsrELttasscEss al
TACOMA BUREAU -jtIs P&csas Avsnsss
Tbss - ssrssassas. Msnaxsr
PORT row S~FN D-Fse1peaa SrvfgEsF.
agIaIxaaax BAY BrRKaU-se~ what
eeEa -. X. LatvsF Ma AgsF.
IRE soslo=fns Esfters 2.k,t advertisers 81 this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17

srtt, uniucuol b@red - exchange f,r comfy in
,mHtVsr 81 pfoperiT, siate numher aa3 u Get.
4 a Hot ~.
lNoR ENCHAN0E-A CONTROLLING IL
tsrest in goe4 mineral prcsgssct Tor real -
Tate la ctF or coastfy, Acosss> ~. Post ,ntsl!i-
g~acer
l'oR ENCRANgK-rHREs HOUSES. o>F
y q . fisifH> one 81 : rooms. % r.ssrf,
TIE fire i0ts. onx 10 sach OF GRADED street. ~,
bo~&s treD street ca pfsge 81 1N1. ncttgasa
ft't 81 SIS ptr cent FUselng {aFee years trade
sfaiy tos umteF land roEihge & Asia alS
scgauA
INoR kNCHANGE ~DE~ERasIr HoNEANp
tt-rre iats a. etuinS ksn4oH atatinu zee siacE
o. = as'zsh ssrssf also c'ffzre. raoais al t~a
JOS t"a o,,a a from Aastsaa street 80 GFsAs lor
street
lNob fNgUA&GE--l "a so1. coo FEAT tgson
Il tiiaaef- cfese to ra-fsas aad stream Tor rI.q
F7"f's'y ar seses~a labn D. Foster = ge Mash
&ustoa NlatN
L'oR ENCHANGF. RAVE $50 To asa. 900
'7tsh 'svs "a ste ta traie az .{r, ssss1s
as Go ANS Nfd.rss e. a0~ spgsak str-@s
Lpk fNtuA&t-E- Al. ok FART OK 4Se
A'fFs ta ,.frfrv.s.- tasrHfV. kHn ger Vfsp<Ffe
2 ~rssslr or IS Ssargisn f&na = !enr~st a sssre.s
"a" D. Co.'S -'''- trFff stsec seattle.
Los ENeWAN.E. NEW Rrpwo1u 49,
4 ter Uia sssa Uew ee.a ta4p sfeyex Rsr a.
snHeN haS eatFat> fsf tss esfrags Ffpssszrz
Ne-sea 8 haat2 coTesf Secost Aza Untvsrsity
ss.~vts
les hNcnANGE-FoR RSAL F~rATF
= =*rsSa! $50 - SIS, $50 sA.oa haSss Kaa
nsFne+~ HeFt#F Gsres - ~ s-aessr a. SECS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
"CRISP SNAPS

Two vary 1esss.ase ma r. ssstgz Essxsss.
IzexIz0. price. - 400.
Tva ann age- h@sf 3sss lE DeHsy Nroae~sy al
eftsss ~ sreesaE safgsln iHsafs fer yzrfsSsss-s
Farm issse improved ard EsAFsAailr iFspreEssl
Y.nxsax IN prsass sssx tI9 70 SO r~r acre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
yxrIorsrSr wxxrxp-rxsAIE


ltANTRp -FARrNNR EIrHER SPECIAL
W a. active ga n Asit established arng kasinpSs
~ seattle. about - isss1 feaUiFri. the h-sinass
~tt ~ removed a. The Ratio building snon a.
setnpistsa ADDRESS attn real name. y a. Fnr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17

Seas F4r ALE v at
= esi- t~st sas ~
&sssssS 49, s-sNs. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
prErSa avn crEAvrSe-


/ nRpSS Cutting sCHOOr-CHAMPi0S
IL SCENT &c Tailor system cas- entirely seamless
dresses uertecE With seams 4S E0staia building.
-S<annd. LAKE esevasar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
ESGyEERs AND CONTRACTORS.

Gan FAA&C&S2t0 BRIDGE s. MPASY-z,N y
A. gi1s@rs ead caagFAS.sSx .ar nrid Of = d.
sSrtPtson wharf te13iaIax. p.ietrSviax drsdxi e
A1a sfe1i snoys4 eIesvsxisg; pssss @ai specsn %
tfsns furnished On agYlacAtfan. oarreSpsnt. 20
hcsted oEssce 5Zo-5-S -sas1ss SAtioaAs BAax
ssssioiax Seattle VISA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17

l AIDES. TUESDAYS AND R{DAtS . TO
II 8. hos yoSn piange. steam sad needle baths
best isay icesoFed( attsB&AHE IA cisy; sieulen
az s}hsF asofs, Cav a2d nfxAL liz atunIbta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17

NGORSE.s TAILOR SYSTEM DRAFTS PER-
vi fecsty. fre7eh dartleSs. Russ seamless
Prsncess coats. 4skets, etc. only measures:
Challenge The soEia s2S Third 50 esS
AIRS A. KINGS pRESSMAKTNG PARLORs
VI are located IA TIE Gettsseln block; prices IS
ard mp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-17
AGEVrS H4NFFD


" ANFEb -- 1N FF-Bs uASR OR max
w cheap a horse aHA WAxaa snftahls fsr l.ght
ss'tpert, afuzt bs = bsss An Address Warss go
pos intelligence
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-30

On Thursday morning Mrs j. B. Hawk
| filed an assignment for The benefit of the
creditors of her deceased husband. This
step was taken after very careful con-
sideration and the advice OF eminent
counsel. Mr. Hawk, we understand,
paid 900 for the hotel proper, $4,000
for his residence and owed about 81 600
more on the horses, buggies and furni.
ture. Times have been hard and com.
petition close, SO that he has been un.
able to more than pay the interest and
keep business moving. He kept good
and popular hotel and this could not be
done without heavy expenditure. Had
times been more favorable, the house,
under Mr.. Hawks liberal management,
would have paid nicely, and the result
wotld have been quite different The
holders of the mortgages are Mrs. Stew.
enson, Mr.. Hawks sister; Mrs. Parker,
his mother in law Peter Edwards, Citi-
zen's National, Mckeehan, Hiestand Il
Co., and the Equitable B & l.. Associa.
| ton.
Mrs. Hawk and her mother, Mrs. Par
ker, have worked hard at the hotel bus
mess To their efforts was due much of
the elegance, comfort and attractiveness
of life at the Parker House. They left
nothing undone for the comfort of the
guests of the house. They are both ex-
cellent ladies, thoroughly versed in the
hotel business in which they have have
been engaged all their lives. Now, they
are left without dollar in the world.
Even Mrs Parker's claim is second
mortgage on chattels, and will probably
yield little. They hope to secure a
place to open boarding house. 1t is
to be hoped satisfactory arrangements
may be effected, as they can easily COM
mand large patronage.
The hotel and other property assigned
will be sold as soon as the assignee, at.
torney H. L. Virgins can take the nec-
essary legal steps.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-30
LARGE YIELDS OF WHEAT.

1t has been stated that in nearly all
cases where the average yield of wheat
has been % bushels per acre or over
that it was produced by using one of the
old reliable Fertilizers made by the fol.
lowing companies:
The Currie Fertilizer Co.
The Jarecki Chemical Co
The Cleveland Dryer Co. or
The Loudenback Fertilizer Co.
The Fertilizers made by these compa-
nies are the oldest and most reliable
made
Try them this year II you are not al.
ready using hem. The prices are very
moderate and the results the best
E. F. Richards is the general agent for
for this county who will give YOU pric g
and show you samples You will find
him in the old R~tce corher, HiiIsboro,
Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-30
Cincinnati Military Carnival.

The famous campus at Cincinnati will
on Sept. !, once more assume its holi-
day attire. The G. A. R. and First Reg.
iment have arranged grand military
and pyrotechnic production OF Grants
"Crater" or the the siege of Petersburg.
The great and bloody battle of Grants
"Crater" fought near Petersburg, Va,
July 30, 1864, between the Union forces,
under Gen. Grant, and the Confederate
troops under Gen. Lee will be repro
duced as it was fought then. The Con.
federate lines, battery and troops will
be blown up, and the battle will rage,
with all the scenes of csrnage there en-.
acted. Grant and Lee with their stats
will be represented, directing the move.
ments of their forces. Artillery and
mortars will hurl their huge missiles of
death at opposing lines. The Union
line will charge and capture the works
mid storm of shot and shell, and the
battle will rage with fury, until the
Union forces retire to their own line
under the terrific fire of the Confederate
batteries. Six hundred troops will take
part in this grand production, composed
of cavalry, artillery and infantry. The
siege WILL be given every evening in
cluding Sunday, until Sept. 8 The
grand pyrotechnical display, which will
follow the battle will be the grandest
and most novel of any seen In this coun.
try. A. L Due, the we'll known pyro-
technist, will have charge Of this i'm
portant feature. All railroads entering
Cincinnati have granted remarkable
low rate Of fare, and all should avail
themselves of chance to see this great
battle of the war.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-08-30
e. EXCURSION TO &c
MACKINAC ISLAND
AND RETURN VIA
CINCINNATI HAMILTON & DAYTON
RAILROAD.

On Tuesday, September 4th, the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton R. R., in
connection with the D. & G. Steam Nav
igation Co., will run special low rate
excursion to Mackinac Island and re.
turn at rate of S 90 for the round trip,
tickets will be good returning twelve
days from date of sale. Special trains
will leave G. H. & D. Depot, Fifth and
Baymiller streets at s As a. M, arriving
at Toledo 3:I5 p. M, where the steamer
''City OF Mackinac" will commence the
beautiful trip of almost 900 miles, ar.
irving at Detroit at about s p. M, where
the steamer will stop over night in order
that excurtionists may enjoy the mag.
nifcent scenery by daylight, leaving
Detroit at a. m, begins never ending
panorama of wondrous scenery, through
the Detroit river, crossing Lake St. Clair,
passing the famous fishing resort of St.
Clair Flats, through the ship canal, and
stopping at Port Huron. After leaving
Port Huron, stops will be made at Sand
Beach, Au Sable, Alpena and Chey boy.
goygan, arriving at Mackinac Island
about p. M, Thursday, September g..
Special arrangements have been made
with the hotels at Mackinac Island, pro.
viding rates for those presenting excur.
sion tickets. Numerous side trips have
been arranged for, from Mackinac,
among which are the 500" and the
Snow Islands, the latter the fisherman 8
paradise. Tickets will be good return.
ing on all regular boats and trains, up to,
and including Sept 13.
For excursion tickets, pamphlets de.
scriptive of trip, and all other informa.
ton, call on your local ticket agent OF
address d. G. EDWARDS,
G. P. A., @. H. & D. R K.