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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
PERSONAL.

Colonel John Bradbury and his wife. OF i,o'
Angeles Cal, have started on trip arou"a '"'
world which is to be made in ninety days. a ''ln.
limit to the trip has been SET because the Coiohei
cannot be out of the State for more than ninety
davs without forfeitng his position as executor OF
the Bradbury estate, and also because ne nas 49,
a wager that he can accomplish the TASK ." ''A'
time
The Rev. DR.. Dewart has resigned the eoitor-
ahip Of 1.-THE Christian Guardian" the great Meth
odlst paper of Canada, which he has hed ior
twenty-six years.
Henry Wick. who has just died in Cleveland a.
the age Of Lightweight. was an odtime Ies'ae =.
of that city As a banker and business "i"' NV
was widely known throughout ONO.
A handsome new Roman Catholic Church TOT
colored people to be known as st. Katherine - mas
lust been opened in New-Oreans. In tne ope""s
sermon Archbishop Janssens said This manu-
Mother t. Rsspne
generous lady who was formerly one Ui .te banker
daTnEs S Sasf Enown 81 IN the highest
society, OF which she was an ST. renounccd
queen as miss vsnites Of the world become an
humble regieuse and U.s., Is eorts TO- advance the
snirTaI and temporal welfare Of the cnild are
God From the first day that knew n oa,nirv or
49, doing good I'm one section or the country VI
the other .
.,...u, consral O. O. Howard has declined the
,ras,dencv of Norwich University. Northheid' w.,
b will deliver an annual course OF lectures a' '"a'
institution - go,
vice-president Stevenson will speak at the i.'-
no,s Federation Of Labor demonstration In CHI
cago July 4.
mr. William Thornton. who has just ded !"
poston. was widely known as student OF phioso,
nhv. and he was the author OF severa ineu,oa'
WORKS Of value He was friend ana co-~V rnc.
" ,ho late Professor Kingdom Clinord Oh Ens
land who was regarded by many as inc s'e"'s'>
Intellect since Sir Isaac Newton.
The Rev Erastus Blakeslee. OF Boston Is h"o""
throrphout New-England as General BiaAesiee' "
cause he won a brgadier-generars star III u,
war He was a brilliant fighter. and coH'h'anueu
tho cavalry from that State under sherdah !" 'ne
vrdornesa campaign. General Blakesee was
t,nior M Yale when the war broke out. anr Div
Jun -, Tho first to enlist from the town OF IIy
mo, h where he born In 1873 re r1sc I'm ro,
~ rnn,,s 70 the command of the LIST Cavary lrc
.r w in is6 and breveted DriS aaier-
General in March, 1867 lie was "ous'eu 80 10 81,
w ~ baed Of his regiment for the tali campaign
IN the Shenandoah Valley thai year.
Albert E. Hoyt, formerly Editor Of 'rhe LOCK.
port sun" has been appointed editor-n-chief OF
''rhe Albany Argus
robn Muir the California naturalist ana seo'o-
o,s, has written for the June Century an ac-
count OF the largest glacier IN '"e "o'''' 49,
Alaska which bears MS nahe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

.
ApBEY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tzigane
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-2-S15-The Fatal cara.
AMBROSE PARK-3-s:i5-B.ack America.
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-s-Charlote Corday.
COLUMBUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farunei
Nays THEATRr-2-s:l5-A Ga!ety Girl
EDEN MJSEE-2 30-S-vaudevlie
EMPIRE THEATRE-2-s: f5-Sowing the WIND
FIFTH AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIE f"'"e'
GARDEN THEATRE-A-si5-Trlby.
cARRICK THEATRE-2-Prince Karl-S'o-bcau brum-
NEIL.
HARLEM OPERA Observation-Disclosures century
Girl. $3.50,
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-2-s:i5-Pudd'nhea VIII
ROSTER & -s:3o-Vaudevlle
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHiTHEATRE-s:lo-
Concert
PALMER'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Christopher.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE-l1 a. m. to ii p. m-Naude-
Vile.
STANDARD THEATRE-2:i5-s.30 -Too Much Johnson
TERRACE GARDEN-Der Obersteiger.
166 FIF'TTI-AVE-9 n. m. TO ESQ and 70 lV p m
Art Loan Exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

President HARRISON ana irlnce ri'hViS ""''P'
of Battcnberg.
Governor Morton has signed the bill providing
for the completion of the Capitol. and there Is
a good prospect that the present generation will
see the big building finished. Practically all OF
the remaining work is to be done by contract; at
which prospect there is cause for rejoicing. Al
ready about 100000 has been spent on the
pile. In the opinion Of some good judges. S15,-
100000 would be a fair price for this If il had
been contract work. The people can thus see
what the day's-work system has cost them. 1t is
os.imated that S3.000O00 more must be spent 10
-. on the finishing touches. Let us hope that
the cost will be no greater. but at all events the
Capitol should be completed as soon as possible.
In view of the great privileges which they en-
ioy most of the street railroad companies of New
York pay practically nothing into the city treas
ury The obligations on many lines are small,
but even in the matter of car licenses they are
slack in making payments and show much IN
genuity in inventng excuses for not handing over
the modest sums demanded. In the case OF those
COMPANIES which have agreed to make consid-
cradle payments In return for the privilege or
changing their motive power there is any thing
but alacrity in fulfilling their pledges. The
Broadway and Seventh Avenue concern Is
notorious offender The 'IIuckleberry" Com
pany. north Of the Harlem, appears to be law
unto itself In this as we'll as other matters Some
means should he found for bringing all the sur
face companies TO time; and in particular pains
should be taken in granting franchises hereafter
to see to it that those receiving them render
something like fair equivalent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foregn-The session of the German Reichstag
was ended. - The anniversary OF Queen Vic
toria's birthday was celebrated; among those
knighted was Henry Irving. - The Russians
we're reported TO have occupied Kirn. in Man
churia The steamer Lucania made new
record from New-York to Queenstown. =
Nasrulla Khan second son Of the Amer Of AZ
ghanistan. was received at London.
Domestic.--The Governor at Albany signed the
Capitol bill. according TO which the Capitol Is 10
be finished by contract instead OF by day labor.
g. The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church resolved to raise sl.000.OOO Reunion
Fund: the temperance question and other i'm
portant matters were considered. == The
Voorhees, Investigating Committee at Trenton.
heard testimony regarding the big fees OF Allan
McDermott and b. F. Lee. Chancery and Su-
preme Court clerks - Ex-Secretary Hugh
McCulloch died at his home in Washington.
i The prizes TO be contended for at the
\. A. w National meet in Asbury Park. n. j.,
were announced.
City and Suburban-Inspector Williams was
retired by the Police Board under the twenty
hye.year law on a pension Of N,75O year. -
The Democratic Editors Association held their
annual dinner at Delmonico's: President Cleve-
land sent letter on sound money, and speeches
were N ade by Senator Ill., Controller Eckels
\ and others. II was announced that some
one who wished to remain anonymous, had given
central building. to cost about s2oo'OOo, to the
Nw-York University. - General Harrison
relieved the great Brooklyn Sunday-schooi pa
rae. in which over $4,000 children marched
-. The agreement of consolidation OF the new
,rubh library made up Of the Astor and Lenox
III 'r6res and the Tilden Trust Fund was hied
=solomon II. Mann. who was shot by David
n. Hafnigan Thursday evening. died in Flower
Hospita, - The trial heats OF the in'ercole'
giate athletic games were held at Berkeley oval
80 Thu. stock market was strong and closed
generally higher.
The wea\her.-Forecast for to-day; Fair IN
morning; showers later In the day. Temperature
Yesterday; L\west. IS degrees; highest 81 de-
greee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
NEvYonK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NAY SIXTEEN PAGES

wifi tho dominant teachings and policy OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church; and the official recognition
of that fact by the present Gener"' A'senv'
will help rather than hurt 1t. AS great .nue
nomina tional school Of theology WIN LUZ anu
frank recognition Of all the new ligi' 'ha' n'vu'
ern Christian scholarship Is throwing OH .i'e
Christian religion, there is splendid 1uture oe-
fore II. which there is good reason 10 peleVe ''s
directors will take speedy measures 10 occupy.
But until Presbyteransm becomes some'n'ns
different from what It is now, there Is no room
for it in the Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

with them the notions of omnlpotehce VIII" -,
Honorable Mr.. Fox's oratory ana 'ne eu''o''"
uttcrances Of the great newspapers ABOVE ''''''eu
may have engcndered, they Will be III ualEer Vi
oycrestinfatng their potency. For al u'e po-
litIcal. social, commercial and industrial move
ments among their constituents they may prop
er,v claim credit. Of course, but we slncerei! nope
thev will draw the line at the operations OF MAUI
r,, couses-changes in the weather. ana the
progress OF the crops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

Three hundred young Catholic women OF Dan
bury Conn. have formed a solemn league and
covenant that they will not marry any man who
drinks intoxicating liquors. determination
worthy of respect. but which they are not all
likely to adhere to- The social statistics of Dan
bury are not at hand but 1t would surprise no
one conversant with the habits prevailing In
New-England towns II the commune failed to
register so many totally abstinent and therefore
eligible youth. as candidates for the contugal
embraces OF the females aforesaid. In that
case II the latter seriously wanted husbands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

The investigating Committee at Trenton has
finished one stage Of its work, and will devote
the next ten days to preparing report TO be
submitted on thereassemblIng Of the Legislature
ON June 4. An important part Of the report will
doubtless consist Of recommendations Of legisla-
ton designed to prevent such abuses as those
which have been exposed. Yesterdays session
was devoted to an inquiry regarding the large
fees received by Allan McDermott, clerk OF the
Chancery Court, and Benjamin +. Lee clerk OF
the Supreme Court. These men have been max
Ing $4,000 or $4,000 year out OF the State
The committee Is expected to devise some way
Of reducing the excessive cost OF their WORK.
In pursuance Of resolution previously taken.
the Board OF Police yesterday adopted care
ful,v prepared plan for the examinatiOn OF all
persons recommended by the principal political
Darties for election officials. Substantially 1t Is
% be Civil Service examination. though OF
course, without the competitive feature. AZ more
than II. 900 election inspectors, poll clerks and
ballot clerks have to be selected, the work en-
tailed upon the Bureau Of Elections will be con-
siderable. 1t Is hoped. however, to complete 1t
IN the space OF ten days. Examinations IN the
case Of election officials have been unknown in
the past. The reform now to be introduced is
one Of the first fruits Of the reorganization OF the
Police Board.
On such day as yesterday the MAY walk Of
the Brooklyn Sunday-school children could not
fail to be gratifyngly successful In all respects
It was simply q perfect day for this function,
which IL the top and crown Of the Sunday school
year In our sister city. 1t is estimated that not
less than $4,000 children took part In the parade,
or parades rather, for it would be difficult, II
not impossible. thing to mass this Juvenile army
In single column in any one place. Even in
several divisions 1t is a spectacle as impressive
- It IL unique. Brooklyn gives itself up heart
and soul to Anniversary Dsy-once most felci-
tously characterized by Mr.. Beecher as st Chill
dfen's Day." Yesterday the distinguished guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

How much happier the Consecrated One would
feel II he had only respected his own scruples and
vetoed the Wilson bill with It's monstrous income
tax annex!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

who viewed the marching columns included OK
President Harrison and Prince Francis Joseph
of Battcnberg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
Business Notices.

The Brevoort House, contrary to rumor, Is
open and will remain with extensive Improvements
kestaurant. Table d'hote and cafe now open.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

On Sunday last the snow meas,
ured II inches deep. Sleighing Ill
the go. Il
protracted meeting begun last
week.
Farmers Reading Circle meets
everv Monday night. This is among
the most instructive and most IN
Iteresting Of any Of the societies.
Dock Kellems has made him a
6re one-horse sleigh, and says that
LITTLE Mike can ride with him when
he wants to.
John Sweeney puts his horses UP
at ANDY Anderson's straw staoie,
and forgets them and walks home
to get to come back to town nex'
day.
There is talk of another drut
store in the near future. 1t Is 70 d
in the old Kelso building.
Iiee Stewart has been trackinl
foxes for past time since the snow
postl..thwait is now carrying tn
mail from Orwell to Ireland. II WI
take several weeks to pay the eS
nense of his cowboy trip.
Cullen Green is now the father !
bouncing girl baby. In cons
M ouence Of which Cullen is all smile
ty, The pastors residence at u
Catholic church is now complete,
and is surpassed by no other bull
ing in town
4 Joint Institute Of Madison al
ent Roone teachers was talked OF, 70
hold AZ Ireland. But all the BOO
teachers but one voted against
our The other teachers said It would
easier on them to send to Maids
and get a certain professor to co'
10 Boone than to all come over
sve Madison on her account.
II seems as though that I'M
dent green, gaukish correspond
part, 10 the Argus NEEDLES himself mn
ona' too much about the married won
rick riding with the young people.
nion he only knew it his Ignorance.
). jealousy towards others in his u
, -an, i yery disgracing to a commu
and to the paper he corresponds
That no will take heed, and do
ousn ter is the wish Of MISS AnAS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
PERSONAL.

Rev. Rover is conducting a sue
cessful revival at Dale.
Mr.. Jesse b. Kesner was shaking
hands with numerous old friends III
Jasper on Tuesday
Sheriff Cassidy took Bill klley 70
the States prison last SATURDAY, 70
serve the State year Tor steaiinR
corn. i,
Presiding Elder Baxter preached
to a yery small congregation al .he
IN +. church Saturday morning
last at quarterly meeting. lie iel'
oil the afternoon train for anothe'
point on his work.
f. W. Pickhardt went to Indian
! apolis Monday to attend the NEE,
,, ing of the State Board OF AsriG ~.
ture as a representative OF the Du
bois County Agricultural AssoclS
,tion.-Huntingburg News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

~The public installation OF OF.
fcers OF the Jasper X. OF 7. on las'
Friday night drew out large
crowd. Notwithstanding the inclem-
ent weather. A considerable num-
her Of ladies graced the occasion
with their presence, and there vas
n number Of Knights present ir r.
Birdseye, and other points. ne
exercises were interesting, ana the
addresses Of Sir Knights VIM. BON
lner and w. +. Cox were INSTRUCTIVE
and eloquent. The banquet a. ,he
Indiana Hotel, after the instaiia'
,It;on. was fine spread, and consid-
(. erably over 100 guests sat at the
!, festal board and wished the gallant
! knights success. Degrees wer'
conferred on novitiates after IN
banquet, and it was nearly dayligh
? when the Knights dispersed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that so
much Of the lands and lots de-
scribed in the foregoing list, IS may
he necessary to discharge the iul,
amount OF said taxes, interest ana
charges, thereon, due from the own WIN,
ers thereof at the time Of sale, VII
be sold at public auction o. the
Court House, in the town Of Jasper;
Dubois county, Indiana on, On sne 20 -
tween the hours Of ten o'clock a.
M. and four P. NJ. or said day, in
the manner prescribed by law, and
that such sale will be continued !,
from day TO day, until oil OF sa'u
lands and lots are disposed Of.
JOHN GRAMELsPAcHER,
Auditor Dubois Co., Ind.
January IS, 1S95-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
Eour Big Successes.

Having the needed merit TO more unan
make GOOD ali the advertising clalmen
~, reached a phenomenal sale. VI
u w;n.." Nav Discoysry, for consumption;
N '.ng,s and colds, each bottle giaran'eeu
'ol l"o,r;c Bitters, the great Remedy ior
! var stomach and Kidneys. huck'en
1 mica Salye, the best in the world, anu
~ Kings New Life Pills, which are
, 1T, nil. All these remedies are
,aror ,eed 10 do Just what il claimed 10
them and the dealer whose name = ~
. nc herewith will be glad TO tell W,
more 81 them. Sold at Martin RTE"
mans drug store
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Tho COURIER is in receipt OF the
following letter from Mr.. II. WIN
ers formerly Of Jasper, now en-
nloved in the r. X. shops OF the ..
y & s w. X. r. The editor
Knows nothing Of the proposed
branch, but if it is to be butt the
nronosed route via Jasper to WASH
;ngton would be a much more
cheaplv constructed line per mlle,
and would command much Larger
ns;ness Al the start, than any pro
nosed line this way from Louisville.
fasner should have correspond
ence committee, authorized by her
o;,;,ens to look after all such mat
Iters and keep the town at the ilons'
. and a. there Is no such committee
!, would be well for some Of th'
business men to open correspond
ence in regard to II:
Jan. Is, 1895.
Il i an evident fact that the ?
E. O. s. W. r. X. Co. are gong
hu;ld a branch from Louisville, NY
ond connect with the Main llN'
nrobably at Shoals. It may be TN
ty Tasner could secure this line, an
'is have them connect with the Ma,
n IN line at this city, by Jasper, ana y
M along the line, giving the r. X. Y
tie the proper inducements;, ! ms :;
ey would like TO see my old home q
N. secure this road. ~
Yours, Respectfully
ii HIRAM WrTHERs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev, .. oun.
Of Dimondale. Mich, we are
to make this extract: ~
s sna no hesitation in recommending Dr.
W;no's New Discovery, as the results
we're almost marvellous in the case p ., ny
' VT While | was pastor of the Baptis.
@ Nm At Rives junction she was
,..n,ah, down with Pneumonia succeea,
;mo Ia Grippe. Terrible paroxysms OF
ing i, would last hours with little IN,
,orr,,n,ien and it seemed as il she coula
~, srrvive them. A friend recommends
IA Dr Kings New Discovery. It wa
mick in its work and highly satisiac'oi:
n results" Trial bottles free al NiaI.'
Fr;edman's Drug store. Regular sA
SOC. and 81 %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
Children Cry Tor
Pitchers Castostas

~The Republicans organl1.,"
the Indiana Legislature last week
according to their caucus Proglaa .,. ,
and are discussing how to Distribute
% minor Offices to 12O applicants
20 as to satisfy each one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
The Pie.theau Supper.

On the banks Of "Old Patoka, !.
In Dubois county, stanus
The tiourishing town OF Jasper,
The fairest in all the land.
The bright and smiling faces
Of its people, good and kina'
Are truly as bewitching +:
As any you will find.
orr business it has called us
To Jasper DER and Ger;
va each time made acquaintance
W. had never made before,
And now We hold them az our
friends,
az pure and priceless worth.
And only wish that we had known
Those people from our BIRTH
When last in town we receiver
. c.rd Il was an invitation, :, :.
r., ak ed ns TO the Castle Han,
To the public installation,
.nJ there we saw the gay young
Knights,
80 -;,h the,n we're their ladies,
anJ also were the mothers there,
Who had their darling babes
liz strains so soft and smootn,
Tha, every panp, il such there was
It's harmonies did soothe.
Then came Commander Miipurh'
With the gavel in his hanu,
And gave two raps IN khigh'' W"
That caused us all to stand
r,a pra,ate then. in solemn way,
Did offer up a PRAYER
To God above, our God OF love-
In heaven so bright and iair.
The installation then began
Of officers, brave and true,
And we believe the Pithian "orA
In order they will do.
The next thing on the Progra"
Was Speeches to do honor
To Pithian Knighthood everSwheIe
So they called on Cox and Bonner
Those gentlemen responded WE'LL
A. any one could do.
} And proved beyond all question
That Pithian love was true.
E put oh, we heard apleasant SOU
From the Indiana Hotel,
Where mine host Prof. Douehe'
Had spread a table well:
We hied our way unto ms hou7s'
!. And sat down at the table,
l. And 81 the viands did partake
= Is long as we were able
T. This night TO US was pleasantly sp
/, A. any we ever passed.
y and veil remember those peopl
e, While life with us shall last.
ne .nd when we're called unto
d. home,
In heaven 80 bright and iair,
Nav we all meet TO know as"'"'
And dwell forever there.
B. "SNARr ALEcK," OF Birds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Ths Rest salve in the world for cuts,
IM - scres ulcers, salt rheum,. fever
cru' .s ssttS, chapped hands, chilblains'
sosss, nd, md 81 sIis eruptionr, and pes,,
~ofns. ~ - no. or 20 psy required
I'VE! ,sr,stsed 10 give perfect satlsIac
~ rs e us. refunded, PNce u cent
oer box. For sale By NsHaR s''u"
April 1T, lSA-ly'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Fire-building specially
WOE unto our neighbors who
have 70 snake up logs for fire-wood
sleieh-bells jingle over our Level
roads. No horses killed as yet.
Mr Ellen Bee and little daugh-
,er of Winslow, have been visiting
her father, Mr.. Jesse Anderson
Mr.. Albert Traylor's new resi-
dence is almost completed, and we
will gladly welcome him back 70
our midst.
Rev Medcalf has returned from
New Lebanon, where he has peeh
assisting Rev. Gregory In a pro-
tracted meeting.
Prof. f. S. I, Horton, Pm. Oh 'ne
Ireland High School, it has been
rumored. contemplates taking IN tht
portersville teacher as assistant.
Dr. Clifford and wife, OF Oaklan,
CITY. are visiting their many irienu
and relations. The Doctor IS Jus
recovering from a severe illness
! He contemplates locating in Noun
i Vernon, Mo-, as soon as his hea''
!. permits.
= Quite a number Of our yovn
St men 90 to Jasper these days. " :,
as can not think it possible that u
d, court session has anything 70
.. with it. That is more manly hoy
Id ever. than leaving for parts u
d. known. as we were informed son
as were obliged to do.
tin Church dissertation is the mi
ize topic for conversation, and II IS
be hoped that much good Will res
therefrom. Many prayers are
fered up daily by earnest chrlsti
that Gods holy sanctuary may
be desecrated.
Two Of our young men, RI
Breidenbaugh and James britt
are attending public school a
and doing good work. They
been out Of school for year OF
and are trying to make up Tor
'es time. 1t would be well II mo-
,ur our Young men would do like'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

p;.srs INST for the good they Will do you
. 49,. title pills are good forind'gestion'
: NJ Cor headache, good for liver COM y,
sis;rt GOOD for constipation. lhey a's
s.,od NJ. Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

,rOur livery men say slelghine
- not INDUCED in as much as us
"a nv ~, ! such fine road-beds: Cieve,
al J S, naId.basis times had shortened
anu rn,,ne mems spending money
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

sOnly about half Of the pe a;rl
;urvmen reported for duty in CIR
INIT court on Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Many stubborn and aggrayating - ~
M ,h.,;,r at;sm that were believed 70 DE
OF rnsun" and accepted as life leeacies,
have yielded TO Champea'a ana oratiti.
Balm, much TO me surPllse anr,,catiou
cation of the sufferers. one az and
Will relieve the pain and sun.' aa.c,na
its continued use ,nsa rr;sdm ="