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cash, include single breasted
round cut Sack Suits, single
breasted square cut Sack
Suits, double breasted Sack
suits, Frock Suits and Cut.
away Suits; in sizes to fit all
sized men, and in Il splendid
assortment of fancy Chev.
lots, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
llomespuns, etc. also Il com.
plete line of Black Clay
Worsteds for dress and even.
ing wear.
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THE HOTELS.


h,s,s5sssaSiszssxn IN the state OF
N. s Zltte. city; - NJ. Vanderhurst'
Galveston; j. p; RHd. san Ant9nioi Jane, james
Franklin: Nj. \. Burketi Paris; K. NJ.
Lusk. houham; Arson Ramsay; pahNs'
Z. W, Buck. san Antonio; j. NJ. Moore
vo.asco, ~ r. Rose, Austin; VIM. clark,
Jefferson. ). W. Mosoly Jefferson. j. X.
Mobley. Austin. Lee FruuSeuhcmer, New
York; Herman Meyer, Nov York JOS.
VIM, Forbes. Dallas: Joe r. PuBh, II. ;.
NcNinln. S & blackburn, Whitewrght,
w. 4. Burt. Whitcwright; Gus Garrison
sulphur Springs: q. IL. ANcmcyer, SUI
phtr Springs; q. W. Albcrtson, Bolton;
Waco; &. u, Tarlt9n htilsboro; "; G..
Morrow, liillsboro, n. n carlton, HIS
boro; II. Gardner, Bronhami ChaS; lIFhs,
Brenham, a. 9. Murray, CalGWeU' nus
ion; I, g. stanford. Terrell Mrs. Truss
ley, BreuhHm; Theodore ilcyck, Bren-
ham; j. Y. Moore. Dallas John ADRIAN,
Columbia. q. r. Morrison; e $. Robinson,
huntsville, simon Levy, Victoria; G. A..
keenan,. Victoria; Hugh Robertson, Neo-
Mk; d. Vance and wife, SheplCrdi !. l.
nandley, II. G. Mills, Evansville; W IA.
J. D, Crenshaw, w. $. Fly. san Antonio
a. klensworth q. W. Gorham, Eagle
Pass A. Il. Watkins, Athens; !. ". Md
bpoIcett Beaumont: II. u. Speed. llallas :
y. NJ. Brown, Wharton; Q. j. Macdonald.
Bracket; j 9. Fontaino, Texarkana; r..
= Wellborn, Temple; Miss Eugenia Wen
John T., crawford, Franklin; John W.
Yam kerrville. j. Nj. Hamilton, Kerr
Vile; Neal caldwell, Center Point: W.
w. Peayy Cuero: !. II. Roark, CORPUS
ppnristl' +. X, Lynch; liochhe'm; G. NJ,
W,io y. Dana, New York J NJ. Crntcn-
neid Big SPRINGS; 4. {. Talbot Corsi'
cana. \. J. Arton, Pittshurg; Chas. Pet
efson El Reno, X. q. Williamson. city.
y; H. Murray, Chicago; NJ. q, Vernon
rye. Il. \. Jenkins, Palestine; H. =.
ScaUrndner EroMnWood J u. blazer Chi-
,,aso; j, \, Kellie and wife, Granger; I.
T. Irantcld. Waco; j. u, ones, hup-
SSinl; Clas. N!ckels. Montcalm: W Blek
-, Louis, George Irvine, q. Il. Waters,
e%%orgeiown; y. r. Gates, Pearl j, u.
,oi,eVe,and Temple, W. y. ilalrston, i{art-
~ y T. rrammcll, Thos, Trammell, H.
N, MeConnclley. Swectwhtcr: j u. kelso
ppsaysneldi II. NJ Gary. Hilsboro; y. r.
V ,Uwn !, Grandvicw; J. b. Ilarrel Grand
r jieM, ;; w Shaw, Forreston; w. j. Jeh'
'llsSi ItaIN. q. q Eair. SIN Antonio.
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Mems Slippers

Black or Russell Tan House slippers,
$50.
slippers. Slb0
BLACK GOAT or Tim kid House slip
pcrs. 500
Black or Tan Hand Turned Nullinor
slippers 500
hateht Leather Dancing Pumps sibo
and s..
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Leather Toilet Cases

Collar and Gun noNcs. 81. 30.
Collar aud Gun NalIsc Cases, $3.50.
Hacking Sets, doe.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-06
A CALIFORNIA POINTER.

You are not asked 10 buy tickets over
the Santa Fe Route to California, unless
fally convinced that it is a better line
than any other
Convincing facts eheerfnily fuanishesl
by local agents, or they can be had By
addressing q. 7. Nicholson, G, P. A.
Monadnock Building, Chicago.
Here is one; No other road owns It's
own tracks and runs Pullman ps.lSeea and
tourist sieepers daily. .all tile way between
Chicago and Los Angeles
And aaotneg; Our tourist sieepers are
f;rst-class IN comfort aud sec7ud.ciass in
price, q combination that ought to please.
And still another: Oar line IS several
hundred miles the shortest und many
hours the quickest saving Of time
counts for good deal IN a long journey.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-06
THAT TRIP EAST

May be for business or pleasure, q beth
but pleasure comes b. making husinezs
of travelling east over the sauta Fe Route
srs far as Chicago,
Thirty miles the shortest line between
Missouri river and Chicago; that means
quick time and sure ecnAectsons-
Track is straight, roek-ballasted- with
very few crossings al grade.
No prettter, eosier OF more comfortable
trains enter Cticago than those over the
Santa Fe. ghsy are yestibaiesi hElitsa
expresses, with latest pattern Puilmans
aud free chair cara Meals IN dining cars
served On plan ot paytuE for what Is Or
dered.
Inquire ~ nearest agent or address g,
L. Nicholson. c. p. A. Santa Fe Route
Monaduock huading, Chicago
The Lamar register., 1895-07-06
10 THE EAST.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE THE
WORLD.

The Ro,-K IsI,Sp IS foremost IN
adopting any advantage calculated 70
improve speed and give that luxury,
safety and comfort that popular pat
ronage demands lis equipment Is
thoroughly complete with yestibule'I
trains, magnificent dining ears. sleep
ers and chair cosehes. all the most
elegant aud Of recenily Improved
patterns
The importance at this line can be
better understood Il short lesson ID
geography be now recited:
Whist is the great Eastern ternini
Of the Rock IslAsp RorTE Chicago.
Whist other sub Eastern ,er1nini has
it Peoria. To what important points
does It run trains to the Northwes;
ST. Paul aud Minneapolis. Minnesota,
and WateEtosn ard Sioux Falls, Da.
kota- To what important iowa and
Nebraska points Des MONIES, Day.
export, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln,
Nebraska
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SUMMONS.

srArr or COLORADO IL ths District
.corSr4 OF PsowERs eAt
NARY l. BAasts, Pia3utia, -
AraS4,s q. IIAEa1s, r'oseadant-
The 1ea9ie u he stat n Colorado,
To iieas9 O HsFeis, the siesondapt above aaua-
esf, 66Ekf&NGs
Y0u ere bsFah5 reliljrct - sppSsr q An 50.
tiaa hrnaclIs aRsifssl seu bg flie shosa slAtaTa
tllsIafiif Is ths Dtstrsci CcoFt, q Ffes.-
s.SEal,ia4ai ttrair pithin tarSst1 dnSs afssr thp
service h1f-E q stfrrga wstitsz fhts caaTitg az,
II serrsl ebt uf sais caHnsg, 0r eF p5stalet tes'.
Within shrty days Gfisf rkr ssrXiFe hsgrit, sn-
cfastFo AZ The ssaF II =erH3rr, or }aaslgeGt tg
defatt VII ill- farn against gWu nccagztllzr q
thO frayer u tis elHigltsiuss and n . f9Fs -
the cahsrlaius IN the Nhisrc eEtitAeo nctta4 BE-
rot scrvrti with tEis sGufnlugs, slr Il ssssyicu
hrri ls- isza ie 7us 70 this stiig, thea lea GAYS
alifiaaai 80 tsa sizsig he-esntrfsre srsseitl tor
uri,safailes arsi arzr rr pf1ii ~ allouH,i essfsi
tha takiue % fts-Hrslf his default as 8sqissit4-
Iiia said act sen hraas-slE o. gntNta nsTssspe
on the sro1nA= ssg acs~ftiUa and shsaanarlf15t
AZ p!ain.sf rs Aefs1dAnt, aEsst The crseness
tht dafendaef ksizlr IN sgod irasiilY tcelta has
fAilsd - fuake rssgsatss. ysfsssssisisss fpf tse
sapRcrs u plaintiff. a. will apufe fulty ai'tyaas
frrnl t- 9lzaplaint q said aataqa % sAieh ref
All ysts are hrreAr nosiied fhat .f yna fasi -
Hpfssas ard to ARA Ner tla stil rssi1l plant as
aisgn rey1trasA tlIss ssalsa sAaiUst5 wlN yyosac4
70 6aaf 51i5s st.sssll NJ tsissss9 aasuer-
SisFea an.Ier nay had ths, s.sh dHy n Nay. A.
Il. Isss o. q. HISS.
ISsa Attorney for Flalnfif.
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ALAS NorlcE-TINBER ctLrrnE,
us. LAsp ofrles, I.,sss- 900

u S. Lkxp ofFEcr. hsNkv. Coln.
AaF sStt. E-eA,
ssaapE.1IST haF5ug h4saa. eafsysi II il.is pssieS
Y 81 Mihnir G. Noesrhsg. FFtasssTs gounty4 y l,i5-
ursissA HaiaSt Charles p. :. fcStcr. decreased.
shd hs issirs ats9 iezsl ses.sesentasi Hsr fl
urv e egsllpls gith las p e is=ltsesS eltnre
EnffS No. 80 dsteet 4slt1 als lf4iias 81 Efi j..
isSS nfsla tse usiassaesr quarter ef S,ctsua :.
T@wnship - snilsh Sl tsaaas- ~ west. iu kreFrEs
Gouurs. AssipE9ia. stis FAF~ - sisR espsstlHi-
tsoa ~ stri entras criitefkaf aleEigse tssl slta
Charles Il I. Eestsg I ste5e4assi a1 thst sizscs
thr tEaffatsoa ct tir gtfh ser 80 ssla sfrs sz1,t
M % tAs Fts<slt EG5lf. flsr s'stsi iart0f u.
fSsssef, nor asiy tsa for ltpt als irs OF saf
sa-ts,seti iaife isss tssspstss sihafi eslttraf-
"a % Iseisif. II sa8A tFats 10 tFess. yres-s.ss,
nuts ~ estfissa. es rs sfupHot eshezsisss Ihas
no Fgguafen-e4s vi tsa "a fsEAru u lsssssatise,
enesarAEiPgtss pss,itslz,2s the sfsstl ~ tsngias
saV gssFtlaa * sti1 iEaa has aessi rrssgbesGd
si.4 d anS t4sls, W la tsxpr, asFiasg said tifFc.
Tbsi sssi lssiit is shs5t5 abeas.&ss8 ard = raw.
sinjfygFss1l prasxit tstssis the sal4 uaFtasss
harn5v s1t.lfsfalesa asfaaF ~ nus
eaies - tee lQsi. day q Jglys tsA. 81 e'efork
4. A. n sl5siad asaa flilsisk fees4rntry cot
cer4pls SAID tlseeest fallgsft
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ALIAS NOTICE
Q. LAM ol4lcr, I.lsAp, Cato.

u = LAM tasEEG1s- A@k4kRt Aslsfr-
Mss 4stt4. tsstS-
COMPLAINT harinss hs-sa sategs.i ~ tlass Office
" ~ ansss \. Parish Pru&s = County, Colo
rAas as.aiiss Essufaassi r RatElzs7 Ter ahsrslo-
iuc t.s Homestead Esisr5 Ne, gss listea Ilsuiar
Eolo,, Jan1ar5 FL fss2, ul-4n the ssk s Seri fan
3. ftAf-st4if = ss5sst nEase = sEsst. il PrtNezs
Iaystfl taiusads4, with ysew 70 tha cancslia-
toh efsaaia sgz i1e said tzti ssa fHTait sasE-
us0ee 10 Apissar AZ rai5s tfiru J'z tia th av Of
laff. ISIS 1s 07efock J. NJ tpfa-s-sad and tar-
assl tsssisanay cssleerfia. ssid ALLEGED shansina-
ElG1t g. B THoMAN Ec@ixter.
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sPECIALTIEs:
Fast Time Excellent Equipment
Best Dining Car Service in the
Mofsei---Cooe Connections

eu So'nectaons-
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps. rates. apply to any coupon tiek-
ct Office IN the United States. Canada
or Mexico, az atfaress.
Jko. SEBASTIAN.
cen's Tkt- q Pass. Rgt-.
E. st. JOHN,
General Manager, cnIesgo, nj.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
Congressman Hardy was shaking

Congressman Hardy was shaking
hands with friends and acquaint-
ances in the Denison last night.
Of the work OF the con-
gressional committee he said:
"There is some talk OF cutting of
Dubois and Crawford from the
Second (my district,) and adding
Sullivan and Monroe. This would
suit me and / would not be surpris-
ed if it were done. l can give them
aces and spades with an even shake
and beat them hands down. II this
arrangement were made it would fl,
me all right. But of course no one
can tell just what they will do
There will, no doubt, be at leas
thirteen bills introduced for the ap
portionment of the state, but tn
one recommended by the commit
tee will probably be the one tina
will go through" And the hand
some congressman really tried I
look as though he expected to b
, saved in the new schedule.-lnd
annapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

The bill to enable all the rail-
roads in the country TO pool their
earnings, thereby effectually de-
stroying all competitions, which
the Democratic House OF
Representatives and is now before
the U. S. Senate Of Millionaires and
railroad attorneys, and is likely to
become law, is one Of the greatest
outrages the American People have
ever been asked to sanction. In
1888 Mr.. Huntington, then Presl-
dent of the Central Pacific railroad,
testified before U. ;. Pacific Com
mission that competition was kill
ing" and there fought to be but
one railroad company in the U. s."
The great corporations have been
working to accomplish that end ev-
er since, and the present pooling
bill will virtually destroy all compe
tition, and insure Huntington's de-
sires. Our Congressman, Mr.. Bretz
voted against the passage OF tn
measure through the House, but ye
the Democratic House passed 1t
The Report of Gov. Pattison, OF tn
Pacific Railway Commission, mad
in 1888 to Congress, shows tha
, Huntington's roads didn't need an,
r pooling measure, but swindled bot
, the Government and People unmer
r cifully without it 1t is fair 7
Judge all these big railway corpora
, tons by the Pacific ones, OF whic
e the Commission says:
r "The construction companies {
D inside combinations that built hv
of the six roads have destroyed
/ concealed their books; the excel
r ton being the central branch; an
n the commission has been emba
' rassed in its work by the refusal
: failure of the companies to produ'
n the accounts relating to the actu
: cost of construction, or to exhib
any paper or documents that wou
= enable the commission to ascerta
! the truth as to this most importa
& factor in the investigation. II
, books of the Credit Mobilier, viii,
built the Union Pacific from Omal
% to Ogden; the books OF the Contra
il ard Finance company, which bu
| the Western Pacific from San 10
!. to Sacramento to Ogden; the boo
4 of Shoemaker & Co., who built I
6 Kansas Pacific; and the accoui
as of John /. Blair, who built the Sio
6 CITY and Pacific Railroad-all thu
), are missing. From the minu
~ and accounts of the railroad co
70 panies, and from fragmentury
n formation gathered from varlo
' sources, it is disclosed that the
ficers Of at least three OF these co
panies made false stat ments un'
ne oath, in affidavits now on file in
OF Interior Department. From tn
Is. afiidavits the following has be
vi cnmnilpd.
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III IL llO dilcNNi " VIZ
ment that the managers OF these
did only that which the
managers Of railroads in other sec
tions did. These lines were built
upon public credit. They were
public highways in the broadcast
sense of that term. The managers
were acting as trustees Of a national
highway. and they can not plead
any lawful justification for making
false affidavits, which state that
$97 .O9S, $50 Of stock was actually
paid for, when in fact less than two
millions had been so paid for.
THEIR RELATIONS TO THE PUBLIC.
The original purpose Of Congress,
as set forth in the act Of July !,
1862. in granting subsidies for the
construction Of the Pacific roads,
was to promote the public interest,
and the companies were made trus-
tees for that purpose; but the pub.
lie interest has been subordinatcd
bv these companies to the stock
holding interest, upon the claim
that the stockholders owned the
railroads and could manage their
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
Wants the L. e. 4 St. L. f0recIoseed.

SPRINGFIELD, December. 27.-In
the United States circuit court to-
day +. p. Huston, of indianapolis,
trustee for second mortgage bond
holders, filed a cross bill in the case
of the New York Security and Trust
company vs.. the Louisville, Evans
vile and st. Louis consolidated rail-
road company toforeclose on second
mortgage bonds, amounting to SIS,
OO0, 900, on which the company de-
faulted interest last March.
The case of the New York Secur-
ity and Trust company was on first
mortgage bonds, amounting to
IS, 600 900. In Jan. 1894, Thomas
Barrett and j. H. Wilson, two hold
ers Of first mortgage bonds, filed a
bill here to foreclose and for receiv-
ers, and Judge Allen appointed f.
o. Hopkins and James III. Wilson
as receivers, but the road has failed
to pay under their receivership and
these foreclosure proceedings were
Instituted.
The complaint asks that new re
ceivers be appointed, and that the
|officers Of the railroad be enjoined
from interfering with the operation
of the road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

Typhoid fever cases have been
unusually numerous in Daviess
county this fall and winter. A
well known physician informs us
that he has had sixty cases Of ty'
phoid in the last few months. The
percentage of fatality has not been
great, however. About 2 per cent
OF the typhoid patients die, accord
ling to the hospital reports, whers
the best Of care and attention are
had. In ordinary practice the per
centage is probably much larger
Intelligent nursing is nearly all the
battle in typhoid cases. The rea
son for the prevalence of the dis
ease here this year is found in th'
dry weather. In the time Of drouth
when all the wells and other places
Of water supply get low, the waite
becomes impure and the result !
typhoid fever.-Washington Ga
Izette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

Those dem ,cratic senators who
are determined To force to vote the
que .tion OF cloture, and the bill t.
repeal the sugar trusts tax, have q
lust conception Of their party needs
Seymour Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

DR.. G. Agnes McMahan will leave
early in January for Chicago, New
York and subsequently for Europe,
where she will spend year in
travel and study. Evansville Jour
nal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

II some people couldn't find any.
thing to hide b.hind, they would
b. always on the run. Rams Horn,
Tia, girl who i saving up for
seal kin sack may not be far-sight-
ed. but she sees fur ahead. .-Phila
Times.
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tiles.

10 continue. we HAVE tcaShci
friend who is variously advertised
as Major, Colonel, and General, as
fancy seems to dictate. His whole
military service SO far as we remem-
Der consisted in joining the emer-
gency men as private and march
ing to Chambersburg when the ene-
nv was out of sight in Virginia.
Another is capped with the title
Doctor in one place and Honorable
in another. He has held no office
or post higher than that OF graded
school principal, so far as we can
learn. and we doubt if he accepts
the titles given to him with any de-
gree of satisfaction.
Letters come to us constantly,
especially those requesting sample
books free, asking Us to send them
addressed to Prof. so-and-so. On
inquiry OF their local postmaster we
usually find these professors teach
ers of ungraded schools or principals
Of small towns, schools OF three or
four departments. In truth, when
man signing himself professor
asks for a free sample book we find
it wise policy to make no answer to
such letters. Gentlemen who are
entitled to the term professor never
81 a;on themselves or ask others sc
to name them. :,
OF course it "sounds big" to bill
a man as Doctor, or Colonel, o.
Honorable, but il makes mar
who doesn't own the title yer,
small in the sight of his friends be
cause of the great contrast between
the man and the title.-Education
, al News.
The title of Professor being rathe
nondescript at the Chicago Uni
versity, hereafter the members Q
the faculty will be called plain MIR
, Educational News.
The above clippings from tn
Educational News "hit the ma
square on the head. !" Prof. a
walks the rope; Prof. B. is an aero
!. naut; Prof. G. has trained dogs an
: monkeys; Prof. ID. sells soap; Pro
G. plavs the violin; Prof +. dance
Jig; Prof. F. rides a bicycle; Pro
(. G. takes the cake at ''cake walks,
and so on down the line. If yo
< do not respect man enough
.. call him Mr., call him Prof. whic
is getting nearer nothing every da.
q -. -.
We have received "Programn
OF General Teachers Meetings
the Anderson Public School
! 1919" 1t contains the names I
all the teachers and school ofiicia
Of the Anderson schools, and pr
& q grams for eight teachers meeting
r. one for each month. On u
program for April l3, 1895 we iii
this announcement: "Higher r
y. ucation OF Women" Miss Eva
Z, Bruler. The friends of Miss ]
Bruler will be pleased to learn
I, her success in her new field
labor.
nd
All the trustees have made thu
e. textbook report for the ninety da
= ending Dec. 3, 1894. The folio
ing table shows the number
school books sold in Dubois cour
7, since Sept. 1894.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
w. =. COX,
Attorney 1T Law,
-rAsPER. INDIANA

Prosecuting Attorney Tor tine iitn 1uulv.a, 1'I.u
Circuit. and will carefully attend To any ciSii
business entrusted to him in any county OF
the circuit. ,.,. s,.r.
Dec. 3, W-ly
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vrpp rp,yIoR II. G. PHILIPS.
TRAYLOR & PHILlFFS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JASPER, INDIANA.

viii practice in Dubois and adloinlns
counties. special attention given To coiiec-
tions. 80. -. =, p,biic
sar wv Sept. 2s. 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

Some one has said that If you
take away the liquor traffic frOm the
Republican and Democratic parties,
they could no more be held together
than the Great Western could BE-
anchored safely in storm with .
woolen raveling for Q cable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
JASPER INDIANA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 4. 1895.
OVER s25, 100000 FOR POOLS, RI
RATES. AND OyERCHARGEs.

In addition to the gross earnings
given as above, the bond aided
companies received the following
sums, which they subsequently paid
out on account of pools, subsidies,
rebates. overcharges, ETC..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

JASPER. INDIANA,

Will practice in Dubois ana an'oln'ns
counties. Collections promptly attended TO
Remittances as soon "a collected
, onee ~ 'P"' sept y ~
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Educational Column

CONDUCTED BY GEO. r. WILSON co. surr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
r. NJ. MILBrRN. N. =. ~"
MlLBURN L. SWEENEY
Attorneys atLaw,
JASPER. IND,

VIII practice in the Courts Of Dubois ana
adjoining Counties. Particular attentions CIV
~ np0vvscs@oth - S1oth ST.. next door to Aiies.
Dec. ., "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

Is the 5oven- net eanngs
ment that Of these quang fifteen on dors
aa.anan;es dnnly which the eyear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

All the trustees have made their
textbook report for the ninety days
ending Dec. 3, 1894. The follow.
ing table shows the number OF
school books sold in Dubois county
since Sept. 1894.