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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-08-23

Finest sliced ham in the city at the
Pork House. 3t
Geo. d. Loomis, of Tifin, was in
the city Thursday last.
NJ. Moller, of Richfield township,
was in the city Friday.
DR.. Bloomfield and Chas. Sweet
were in Toledo yesterday.
Nick Laubenthal, of New Bavaria,
spent Monday in the city.
There will be but few business
changes in Napoleon this fall.
Miss Nellie Babcock, of Findlay, is
visiting at the home OF Sam. Martin.
Mems plow shoes, the best and
cheapest at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bro. It
Mrs. Emma Chain and daughter,
Nellie, are visiting in Saginaw, Mich.
Madge Tucker. the little winsome
soubrette, at Rink Opera House fair
week. If
The boys return thanks to Mr..
Christian Mayer for a basket of fine
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-28

och John Swanson SAINT A. L. Strom.
berg, fredsdomare.-Rep sty.
relse invaldes Fosston.-I Clinton N.
w. Benson, j. w. Black och A. L.
Newman till styrelseledam0ter och J.
II. Erickson till kass0r. I Wortbing-
ton utf0ll valet som f0ljer: D. Shell,
president; E. G. Pannell, Frank Glas-
gov och D. Anderson, trustees; A. L.
johnson. recorder; A. Fl. Palm, kass0r;
r. B. Plots, assessor; B. II. Thurber,
street commissioner; krogtillatelse in
r0stades med 81 rosters ajoritet -
Till EN- mbetsman Warren invaldes fol-
jande: Mayor, w. F. Powell; aldermen,
f. Francon, C. S. Hull Lewis Larson;
recorder, A. B. Nelson: treasurer, F. E.
Whitney; constable, E. Dady; for krog-
tillatelse afgafvos u roster och emot
lao. - KrogvNnnerna segrade Glyn-
don med rosters majoritet. - New
London den 13de dennes segrade license
partiet med fem rosters majoritet. Till
embetsnin invaldos: president, c. John
sou; trustees, Peter Hokanson, j. NJ.
| Monson, Loves Larson; recorder, Y. e.
Lawson; fredsdomore, II. S anson; kon-
stapel, Knut r.. Elestad Till town
embetsman invaldes f0ljande: supervi-
sors, John Bengtson, chairman, j. A.
Olander, Sam Anderson; till clerk, j.
G. Peterson; till kass0r, III. Svenson;till
assessor. Lewis Eckman: till fredsdoma.
re, G.. E. Newlin; till konstapel j. G.
Monson.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-28
TiIlkannagifvande.
dr redakt6r af SKAFFAREN!

Hr redakt0r af SKAFFAREN!
Da nj likt flere andre haft godheten
namna mitt namn sammanhang med
kandidaturen for nagot statsembete ma
sta host, sa beder jag att harmed ia
upplysa, att jag har icke s0kt och s0ker
icke nu nagot politiskt embete. Att
jag tagit nagon del politiken har skett
dels emedan det varit min ratt och pligt
sasom amerikansk medborgare att sa
g6ra dels emedan jag dermed trott
mig nagon man kunna gagna nina
landsman; och det skall vara mig ett
mole att nasta Rampant ia underst6dia
atminstone en- god svensk-amerikansk
kandidat for nagot statsembete;hvilket
embete det blir ar icke sa noga, ty det
Or naanqen mer an embetet man b0r ia
ga hansyn till. En- dalig man skammer
cit godt embete och ett godt embete
dugligg6r icke en- dalig man; men en-
god man, som hedrar EFT lagre embete,
Or till rnera nytta och har st6rre infiy-
tande an en- dalig man, som vanhedrar
ett h5gre. Med utmarkt h0gaktning,
J. S. Carlson.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-28
d A KO T A.

Nedbrunnet spanmalsmagasin.
Eft magasin med deri f0rvarado 1900
bushels hvete nedbrtnde den % dennes
vid Ojata, N. Da. Alltsammans var
till fullo brandi0rsikradt.
Kolfynd. Ett lager af stenkol har
nyligen patriitfats pa John Wallins
farm i narheten af Minot, N. Oak, och
har brytning al koson p$bJrjsts. Dcs-
sa Uro af busta beskatfenhet
Populisterna rusta sig. Den 3,
4 och S nAstkommande juli kommor ett
massm0te af populisterna att nfhallas
Brokings, S. Da. Senator Kyle har
;tagit sig att hJlla tai den 4 JUL.
Eft rikt county. Fran jamestown
sl1rifver en- meddelare den % dennes
f6ljunde: S;isom en- motvigt till den
0fverallt allm;inna klagan Diver de har-
da tiderna kan anfUras att Stutsman
county N. Da. jir mahanda det lyckli-
CAST lottade dotta hunseende / Nord-
western. Delta county har en- skuld pa
endast 1890, medan dess kontanta be-
hallning ar $5S, 7S2. Dessutom eyer
det en- fattigfarm, som ar virderad till
$40, 600.
Mild vaderlek har under senaste
tiden varit radande South Dakota
skrifves fran Chamberlain den % dem
mes, och till f0lje deraf har boskapeu ej
tagit synnerlig skada under den svara
snostorm, som for nagra dagar sedan
rasade utefter vostra Missouri nod- da-
len. SnOn lag pa fore platser linda till
fot dup. All trafik 4 jernvagarne
har varit afbruten under tre dagar.
Nagon dylik sn0storm har Ell intr;ltfat
sedan mars manad 1878.
Offer for senaste stormen. Far
marehustrun Sanger fran Cham berlain,
S. Da., fans lUrdags liggande d0d ute
pa prairien. Hon var ute under den
harda stormen, som da rasade der
traktcn, SAINT dukade under for dem
samma Ena armen och On del af krop-
pen hade blilvit uppAten af hundar. -
Lena Smell, en- 25 ar gammal qvinna,
fans l0rdags liggande d6d vid jernva.
gen mellan Groton och Ferney, S. Oak.
Hon hade dulkat under for stormen och
lrusit ihjel.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-28
w I S co N ST N

Vattenverk River Falls. Fir
man Fairbanks, Morse 81 Co. St Paul.
Mimi, har erhallit kontrakt & inrat-
tande Of vattenverk / staden River
Falls F0retagets genomf0rande kon-
mer att kosta $17,960.
Svar sn0storm. Fran Ashland med
delas, att en- sardeles haftig sn0storm
rasade derstAdes f6rliden l0rdag. Om-
kring en- fot sn6 foil under dagens lopp
och sparviigstrafllSen blef derigenom
fullstAndigt hjmmad.
Blef domd till lifstids fange1se.
George Cloves, som for en- It'd sedan
omniimdes hafva m0rdat On gammal
farmare, John Callahan, emedan denne
Ell villfor hans begiran att utlemna en-
st0rre penningsumma, erkAnde sig for.
liden fredag skyldig till detta brott
och blef d6md till straffarbete for lifs-
tiden.
Sagverken i Washburn. Verk-
samheten vid South Shore Lumber
Companysi i Washburn sagverk pabor-
jades f0rliden l0rdag. Som f6rut om-
namts, har namda bolag erhallit kon-
trakt pa sagande af 40,O00,000 fot tim
mer. Omkring 200 arbetare ha fatt
sysselsattning vid sagverken och dag
l6nen varierar mellan $1.50 och $3.50.
West Superior nyheter: Vid
tadsSonventionen den "a dennes blefvo
f0ljande kandidater uppsatta pa den
republikanska valsedeln: J. A. Wood
ward, borgmastare; P. J. Eckstrand,
lsass0r; II. E. Zicknor, controller.
Woodward, som ar den st0rste delega-
rem Woodward Clothing Company
har staden hitkom for omkring tven-
ne ar sedan fran Minneapolis. Demo
kraterna ha uppsatt J. A. Kelley, sta-
dens nuvarande controller" som borg.
mastarekandidat.- A. Marshall, re-
dakt6r for stadsafdelningen at Evening
Journal, har blifvit utnamd till manaA
ger for Northwestern Miller att efter-
trida f. A. Wyman, som waits till ss-
kreterare for Duluths handelskam-
mare
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ireland lnkliGgs.

The people Of our town are long
ing for a good rain.
Uncle Harry Davidson was seen
in town shaking hands with his
many friends Thursday.
Mrs.. q. u. DeBrulcr j. visiting
her parents in spencer county this
week.
Rcv. ]. 4. Bean and son are at
tending District Conference, at
Petersburg. this week.
The social given by the Masonic
fraternity Thursday night va a de-
cided success, ~ i reported by those
who were present.
quite number Of the odd Eel
lows and Daughters Of Rebecca at
tended the public installation of the
lIuntinaburg orders Friday night.
There seems T. bc hut one attractive
LADY in town at the present time
And who l. shc2 some one asks
Indy Rebecca. she j. seen about
7. y. III. al least three times
week. or any way the lights iron
her hall CLEANS through the win
dows a. many times. She vii
shine forth in all her Srlcndor an'
glory mex; Saturday night.
Mrs. A. stewart. of Petersburg
j visiting her mother this week.
White sulphur Springs has be
come quite a sunday resort for tn
Young people Of our town. Amoni
the number who visited there sun
dav wore I.ora Thomas, May Nor
man. Flora stewart. Cullen Grccn'
and wife. sam. Stewart, joe Glczcr
and John Sweeney.
-Wild Flower has become quit
famous a. writer a. well n notc'
artist. He said some very prctt,
things last week about Blue Eyes
from Portcrsvillc, but we think b
must have misunderstood Blu
Ewes. or had not yet awakcnc'
. from hi deep slumbcr when i
heard the beautiful little speech n
made know that she never coul
, admire such d coarse wild Flow
. cr. y She would much rather wal
der forth II night in the silver
light 81 the moon. when the blrc
have long since sought their nest
! and the Wild flower has folded Y
/ dcwdrups close to it, heart with !
tender petals, and gaze at the glo'
!. ing light OF the EVENING SrAl
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ON sunday last the immediate
descendants of the late Nathaniel
Chattin and wife, had a family re-
union at the old homestead in Har-
bison township. The owner Of the
farm gave them permission to meet
and use the old log homestead, now
unoccupicd, and - members Of
FIVE families, living in Dubois and
Martin counties. gathered there.
taking their dinners with them.
They visited the old spring al the
foot ii the hill, where fifty years
ago and ever since the families and
ncighbor- had obtained water for all
purposes. Ii i one ~ the best in
the county, running over a syca-
more gum feet across, and
VIM. Chattin when a boy came
near drowning in il. The old school
house. where they learned their a b
cS. now johnny Waits residence,
was visited, and the teachers names
and old scenes recalled Arrange
mcnts were made for putting an iron
fence. around the family burying
ground. All the immediate de-
~cendant> were present. except one
|, daughter in Martin county, with
her family. and one daughter in
Missouri. ..Uncle Nat Chattir
was among the first and best known
and respected citizens Of llarblsoi
township 80 years ago, and ha'
been dead Is years.
| Those Of the family present wer,
Mrs. Fannie \. Traylor, younges
daughter, and her husband. Albeit
! III. TravIor. with their children
T. Lola. Floyd, Bertha. Fannie, Ona
Z. and Alberta; Mrs. Susan johnson
and her husband, A. J Johnson, Q
I, Boone township; Miss Anna Hell
1 phcnstein. i granddaughter; Mrs
! Jesse Chattin and her children
Minnie. Cora. Ellie, st -lla, Pearl
Edgar. CLYDE. Bessie and Jessie, o
\ Martin county, and Mr.. William
i Chattin and hi- wife, Eliza, will
: their children, Lizzie, Nettie an'
d Nathaniel, also Of Martin county
Y 1t was the first time the fauiily ha'
II been together for many years. an
although the homestead has passe
out Of their hands ii was a grca
! pleasure to once more meet there
where the spirit Of their fathe
: and mother seemed yet to lingcl
and where their bodies reposc.
II For SALE Mare. six years old, goo
i traveller. vel conditioned. gentle. A.
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.Thcrc are dictionaries and de
tionaric-. but the nnhlc-t Roman ~
them al is Wcb-icr'- F" This was
said Of the latest Unabridged ny
\ prominent writer. a. il wa true
of that work. how much more ap-
plicahlc the statement i t. it, -lic-
ccssor. tie international, which
after 4 vast outlay has been brought
to completion and placed upon tho
market.
This new Webster. hy natural
right. has taken warm place u
the regard of the English speaking
people. II Is recognized ~ iht
standard authority. While com
pact. il l. sufficiently comprehensive,
and while sirikinglv attractive typo
graphically, and rich and sub~tan
ltial in binding, it i still within th'
reach of about I'LL who wish to pos
scss work Of this kind.
In these DAYS Of sensational pub
Fishing and advertising i i refresh
Ing to observe with what conScicn
ltiouS scholarly labor this new Web
stcr has been produced, and the con
sentative methods ~ which i = bc
inc presented hy the we'll know
Merriam publishing house Of spring
field. Mass.
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The New Harvest King Wheat.

II is now in order 10 consider the
next crop OF wheat and devise some plan,
ii possible. To make il a profitable one
To discontinue growing wheat IL out Of
the question. III fewer acres are sown
and the yield per acre sufficiently IN
creased the question Of profitable wheat
growing NAV be considered AZ solved.
a little pamphlet which IL before Us,
published by the well known scotsman,
y. A. Everitt, Of indianapolis. Ind, en-
titled Something 10 Think About APP
pears to offer a practical solution OF the
problem for the wheat growers of Du-
bois county.
This house has national reputation on
account of the many valuable varieties
Of grain and vegetables they have intro
duccd. and because il j. oncof the largest
and most reliable concerns OF the kind
in the country. we take pleasure in
recommending them. They are now in
possession ri limited quantity Of a val
liable new variety oi wheat which they
have named Harvest King. 1t l. their
intention 10 place a quantity Of this
wheat IN this county, without charge for
the seed, on condition that they control
one-half of the crop, or viii sell the seed
IA farmers nj moderate price. The OBJ
ject is to grow large stock OF this fine
variety for 1875, when they will intro
duce il generally throughout the country
Mr.. Henry Cassidy has been appoint
led their agent. lie will Toe pleased ~
expain the plan, show samples and fur
Irish free 10 interested parties the book
Something 10 Think About" As only
a limited quantity will be placed this
wear, applications should he made early
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

The undersigned Trustee Of Boone
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend to all business
pertaining to the office OF Trustee, at his
residence | u miles southeast Of Porters-
vile, on Saturdays Of each week, and re-
quests all persons having township bust
ness to present il on Saturday. Citizens
desiring books from the Township Ii
|brary, are notified that the Library is
kept by VIM. McHarris, in Portersville.
HENRY II. BRETDESBAuGm, Trustee
May Is, lsA3-y.
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Marriage a Failure.

Pr. John Wciger, 80 concluded
| Friday, and To express his dis
goval of the existing state Of
|nss, tore his family'S washing
n the clothes line, and after
m an Apache war dance on
Threw il on the roof of his
Fdencc 80 that the women Of his
|l'chold could not gct the clothes
Then taking the family COW
|hhed oit. IIchaS not been heard
since.
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lin Wedding.

jos. Bauer AMI wife celebrated
heir tin wedding last Monday
night with . party at tier resi-
lcncc. There Was an elegant lunch
.crvei, and the guests used Tho
,ark porch 10 dance on while tiic
t'nion Orchestra furnished the mr-
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Y. wilson. Dentist. desires 20 in
v I. ''e public that lac Will continue q
M regular visits 10 Jasper; notwiih-
'.,'llv ne report To tie contrary. The
N M which viii be- published in the
, \. M n this paper and the Hunting
Y rlgnal. He has noconncction with
A N. Green. I. a. Brown. and W.
towns. professionally. But has
arrangements with Or. y. a. Mos
n " iinntingburg, To attend all urgent
unrlng his absence, without extra
r'ge to patient. II.
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CouIdn't Collect.

Curran Dillon. the leading mcr-
chant Of Orwell, Pike county. made
an assignment saturday, with La
Utilities al S. 900 and assets Al the
same. Evansville Courier.
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r.y Halls show has the incest
lot OF animals any moral man needs
TO look a. But the morali~i must
keep clcar of the shell men who fol-
low al biz shows Halls not an
Exception. But -ec t!lc sights
M The red curtains which hung
across the room Of MoutouN's Ice
Cream Parlor and Confectionery
'aught fire accidentally Monday
ycning and were burnt up. How
hey caught is unknown. ~ iur-
her damage
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To An Whom I, May Concern.

wish AL who are indebted y
me would come and settle, a. |
need the money to meet obligations.
Respectfully, I. a. GucKEs.
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The Best >alyc IN The world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fcycl
sores. letter. charpci hands. chilh!ains,
corns. ana an skin euipiions. ana posi-
lively cures piles. Of nn Fay rlNii"h-
II i guaranteed 10 give ietirri -Ali~'Nf'
ton or money refunded. Prlcr ~ cent
per box. For sale by Martin fneeinan
April LIST, 1871 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20

VIM. j. Throop tl.rcshcd his
wheat last week. lie reports the
largest yield We have heard Of. az
acres made II - bushels per acre
and his whole crop averaged 3li
bushels per acre. Who can beat
it?-Paoli Republican.
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|rPreachcr Rover failed To make
|naction with his congregation AZ
NJ. f.. church III Jasper last
|lav highland failed 70 send
excuse. We'll, his absence
tile young folks more time foi
|nlieht stroll-.
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TMrNs.-Mr. jas. Dillin. the far
mer leader Of the PopulistS in Ma
rion township, Pike county, was in
Jasper with 4 load Of wheat last
week. and a. he passed the COURIER
Office sang out "llurra ior John
sherman and Cleveland" H'
sirllck The twin. that time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20

I.1y-Debs and Howard are IN jail,
md GroSScup and Woods. the real
yiolatorS Of law, are ont, drawing
big salaries.
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Dentistry.

y. II Wilson, -. D. =, viii hc at the
Onion Hotel ia Jasper Saturday. Mon
Law AMI TUESDAY,, July3s, 3Oana 81, pre-
pared 10 do all kinds of work ia the
lcntal line Patients are requested 70
all all work warranted AZ represented,
md written guarantee given IN all c,,-cS
When desired by patients =.
rWylc, Of the Boonyillc i. T..
n, claims his club is the best anna
eur in the state. Very good,
Wvle. But how about Jasper, are
thcy little better? They won two
,ut of the three games played with
the Buonvillc aggregation. Per
ecnta4c, BoonviLc 3;I3, Jasper 6G6.
BEST is THE SrArE(2)
~ Mr.. FELIX I.an pert has placed
in POSITION a new Fairbank Scale
whelc the old one used to be, IN
front Of hi- wagon-making establish
ment on west Sixth street.
DlnD.-On July 18th at his home
near Jasper, Mr. Joseph ~chitter
aged about - years. lie leaves +;
widow and family lie was mem
Der If st. Fidelis Branch, G. X. Of \
Las June. Dick Crawford brought hii
twelve months old child. suffering iron
inlantilc diarrhoea, 10 me. 1t had beer
weancd ut four months Old, and bein.
.icklv everything ran through IL Ike VA
Ter through Il sieve. ! gave il the nsua
treatment in such eases hni without ben
Eft. The child kept growing thinne
antil it weighed but little more thar
when born, or perhaps ten pounds.
then started the father 70 giving thAni
oerlain's collie. cholera and diarrlipc
rnc Isl. Before one hettleoi tae 23ccn
silr lad been uacd, q marked improve
neni Was seen. and it, continued ~
urcd The child. li~ weakness and pun
constitution disappeared. and ~ iaihe
mi myself believe the clili'S NE VA
.aycd rs this remedy. j. T. MAEipM
lM ~, Tauaroa. H. For sale by "
Friedman, the Druggist.
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+ better aid To digestion.
+ better cure for dyspepsia.
|nhinr more reliable for hiliousness
constipation than pcWitt's Little
h Riscrs, The famous little pills. NJ
|Nman
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l,y-Thcre has been 4 couple 81
meetings he'd this week for the
purpose Of organizing an Athletic
Association, which will provide
suitable grounds, etc. for the Jas
per y. y. G. The object i a lauda
bIc one and should be encouraged
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20

The genial Frank Fink, q
tranl Opera House, i the first
! "a find practical use for the
|lior.' Monument. He used il
stool to set his ice cream sign
|la~t Monday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20

7. II Nelson. who il IN the drug bus
!. n kingviIlc. Mo-, has 50 nuchcon-
hrr III Chamberlain collie. cholera
diarrhoea remedy that he warrants
ry hottie and offers 70 refund ",
nry io any customer who j. moi salts
latter using il. Mr.. Nelson takes No
Pm loing this because the remedy L
lHaln cure for the diseases for which
Intended and ne knows il. II Il toi
4 Nv NJ. Friedman. the Drnggisi.
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lgE. Buctincr, Esq, j. putting
Il i Brick side walk around hi
|erv On the corner Of seventh
Newton.
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.boase kicked H. :. Shafcr. ~ the
'lugcr House, Middlchlir. \. ~. ON
snee which laid him AZ in bel ani
MI Tie knee Joint IT, become -tili. \
M recommended him to use Cham
Ian'~ Pain Balm, which hc I'D. and
N0 lnv~ Was able a. ne around. MIR.
Nm has recommended il to many"th-
ani saws il is excellent for any kinii
hrliSe on sprain. This same remedy
|sllanogs fnr its cures ~ rheumatism
.alt hy NJ. Friedman. The Druggist
Two games of baseball wcre
BED last week between the Jasper
lioonvillc clubs, resulting IN Z
r. NJ . to ! in favor OF Jasper II
iir-, game, and Of II u } in tn
Of Boonvillc in the I'd. The
|Hnl game was played ut Hunt.
|burg.
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N. are absolutely painless when y,
Witch Hazel Salyc is promptly ap-
Thi- statement il true. \ per
Smelly for skin diseases, chapped
INA lipS, and never fails 10 cure
NJ Friedman. y
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|, Eisrr-. Early Riscrs, Early EiscrS-
|iuou- little pills for constipation
headache, dyspepsia and nervous
N. Friedman. y
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FoE SALE. Mare. Fix years oil, good
traveller. Well conditioned. gentle Ad
drr- &C. COURIER office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20

show next Monday in Jasper
papers say it, a good show,
tlc balloon ascension and ira
performance is biz thing,
X miss it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-20
4sPER COURIER

.t.nnkcl's Hall has hrcn treat
Z. fresh coat Of paint, and now
4. nic, a. a new pin.
.u,he same, a slight cold, con
e.,,,. ~ severe cough. One Min.
cnrh Cure baishes them. NJ.
n9n
gexr.-llousc Of FIVE rooms
|lb street At = per month. Ap-
IN COURIER OFFICE.
only relieves; il does more, i
"A. refer to one Minute tongl'
Suitable for all ages, al con'll
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LIZ &. Kucblcr wants the
1 .prinklcd. Frank says tho
rain- "Biz.' Start il up.
| MIA be a good thing
N. are absolutely painless when u,
| Witch Hazel Salyc Is promptly ap-
rMs statement il true. \ per
..mrlv for skin diseases, chapped
ana lips. and never fails 70 cure
| N Friedman.
lrE. lucttncr, Esq, i putting
4 brick side walk around hl'
erv ON the corner Of seventh
| Newton.
IN Ei~cr~. Early Riscrs, Early Eiscrs
rnon- little pills for constipation
| h-alache, dyspepsia and nervous
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show next Monday in Jasper
PAPERS say it, Il good show
| tlr balloon ascension and ira
performance is a biz thing
tmiss il.
onr minute clap~cs between tn
n ~ one Minute Cough Cure an
Why shouldn't people take ON
Nm Cough Cure They should
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MI. Durlauf'- large archc'
low IN the Main street front .
hulding is quite an improve
and adds immensely To il
arance.
|.Wir'S Witch llazcl Salve cleanse,
NJ and heals. TWAS made fur tha
e Use it iur burns. cuts. hnllse'
el hands, sores Of all description.
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Recorder Brit. lcming i 81
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suuS time of il.
inst az easy - try one Mlnui
IN Cure H. anything else. Its east,
rre severe cold or cough with J
yoar next ,mrchaec for cough 7
! Minute Cough Cure. Better me-
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