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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

In the matter of the estate Of William
ii. III. Pinnick. ier~aSed In the Dubois
Circuit Court. December term. lsS5.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Frank Pin
nick as administrator Of the estate Of
William H. Ii. Pinnick. deceased, has
presented and filed his account and
vouchers In final settlement Of said
estate. ami that tiie same will come ur,
for examination ami action Of said Cir
cunt Courr. on the 3lst day of December
l>ss5. At Inch time all heirs. creditors
or legatee> 81 said estate are required 10
appear In said Court and show cause. il
any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved And
the heirs of said estate are also required
At the time and place aforesaid. 20 APP
pear and make proof Of their helrship.
FRANK PINNICK. Admir-
WILLIAM r. Cox. Atty for Admr.
Nov -. lcSs5.-2x
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
Rev. 4. 1. Meleslf Resiess-Resssstisss


PoKTERsvILLE, ND, Or. 2lst. %.
Whereas. the Rev. A. l.. Medcalf.
Pastor Of the L. r. Church, has Of
fered his resignation, and the same
has been received. and
WHEREAS, Rev. Medcalf leaves
US to attend College. to bitter pre-
pare himself for the services IL the
Master. and
WHEREAS. Broth.r Medcalf. in a
service covering two years and ten
months. has missed but five appoint
ments, two Of said appointments
being mis- ed while he was away at
tending Presnytery Synod. and one
on account Of sickness in his fam
lily,
RESOLVED. That we. a Session.
regret TO lose the services Of - good
and faithful minister
RESOLVED, That We hereby tender
him our sincer thanks and good
wishes for his sincere devotion and
watchful care over our church.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be made . | art Of the minutes Of
this Session. that they b. published
in the county pap-rs. and that
ropy NJ pr -entcd to the Rev. A.
l.. Medcalf.
a. W. Br~H. Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Nosice j. hereby given that the under
signed ~ill pro-rrei with the County
Surveyor Of Dubcls County. Indiana. ON
Monday. pn~Inher ISIS. 10 survey
the lin-- ant establish the CORNERS OF
s~,..on No -. township No. &. north.
r4ns~ No q. west. The intermediate
lines will also h. run. and the corner~
Thereof established. and all parties in
rer~~,~i arr notified to be present.
CONRAD DIkE.
Nov. -. lSt5. -3x.
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want :" especially invite all the
teachers Of Dubois county, al-o a
many Of the students - can. and
al other persons interested in the
uplifting Of society, to BE- present At
tie Oratorical Contest tomorrow
evening 1t the court house in Jas
per. The Medal Contest work ha-
accomplished wonders for the youths
Of our land Over fosty-two thou
sand medals have been won bv
young orators under twensy-one
years old. and over two hundred and
hfty thousand Of the choicest Of the
worids young people have spoken
Tor them, and over fifteen million
people have listened to them.
Everybody Il invited to that We
hope to b the best q the kind ever
witnessed in the county SrPr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

On Thursday night OF last week
Seymour Mathews, only son Of Gov.
Claude Matthews and wife, died Of
typhoid fever at Atlanta. Ga. and
va buried in the family grave ward
1t Clinton on SUNDAY last. He wa
but p years old. but had given
bright promise Of future usefulness
and a brilliant career. H. wascon-
nected with the Smithsonian Inst
tute at Washington City, and was
at the Atlanta Exposition in con-
nection with its exhibit there. All
Indiana goes out IN sympathy 10 the
Gov and MIS-. Matthews in their
affection II takes away most Of
the ambitions Of life when an only
son Is taken away in his pnme-yet
with a life such as Seymour Mat
thews Is reputed t. have led. his par
ents have the con ISOLATION Of know
ing that he has changed worlds fcr
. higher and brighter existence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

The elegant parlors Of Mr.. Il.
Schumacher were thrown oper
last Sunday night to the Manhattan
Club and Its friends, il being the
clubs first anniversary An enjoys-
bic evening was passed. inter<pers-
ed with games and vocal and in-
strumental music. At 1890 an
elegant and sum ptuous supper was
served The following were the
guests: Misses Addie Eckert, So
phie Eckert. Phen'e Friedman. Til
lie SPayd- Emma Cassidy, Maggie
Mott, Emma Mehrineer. Josie
smith, Emma Schumacher. Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Mesner, Henry Mer-
tens, Chas- Buettner. Jacob Kuntz.
Frank RoeIIe, Mart. Schumacher,
Louis Aehnnger, Robert Hunter,
Nike Wagner, Fe * Schneider, w.
Wagner, Of Owen-bow. Ky. Louis
Egg, Of Louisville.
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1
Vs. In uar~ Islon
Benjamin johnson ct al.
Notice is hereby given that by virtn,
Of An orier and iesree Of the Du oil
CIr1lir Court made al September term
lss5, thereof the undersigned commits
sioner appointed BY said court to max.
sale Of real estate in the above enritles
cause. will sell AT public auction on III.
premises. AT the town Of Hillham. Du
bois county. Indiana. at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. on
SATT RDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1886
The following described real estate stu.
atei IN Dut-ois county. Indiana. to-wit
The Southwest quarter of the north
west quarter. and SIX and two-thinl
lb-s acres on Of the west side of the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter. and six and two-thiri fo-, J
acres on Of the west side Of the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter
The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter and six and two-rhiri
lJ-s acres on of the west side Of the
northeast quarter Of the south-west
Gnarter: And also. the southwest GUAR
ter Of the southwest quarter. All Of
the above real estate - IN section No
thirteen llSl. township No. one fl.
north, range No. three t3b. west. ami
contains 40 acres NOR or les. texeept-
ing from said real estate Sn-l0O Of an
acre heretofore sold 10 VIM. Drabing.
AMI psrticllzrly-de-rrih in his deed
recoriei in Recorders office Of said
county in deei re>orsi II, pages - K ~.
TERMS OF >ALE--One-fourth Of
purchase money to he paid cash. the
residue in three equal payments. At six.
Twelve and eighteen months. purchaser
giving notes for deferred payments.
hearing per cent interest from date.
waving relief and with good freehold
surety 10 the commissioner approval.
Sale 10 begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
SOLOMON W. CLAPP.
Commissioner
IRsyLoR < HrSTKR, Attorneys
Nov -, lss5-iw
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The Undersigned hereby gives notic.
TO all who are indebted 10 him by ac-
count % call and settle. either by cash
or note, cash preferred: and 10 thos..
who are indebted 10 him by notes past
due. 10 come and pay the same toy Jan.
!. I>s~'. or shall IL compelled TO pur
them IN officers hands for collection.
and may have to collect them before thar
time Highest market price will " al
lowed in settlement, for all kinds of
country proiue-
GEORGE H,sENoVs.
Celestine. July 5. 'a5-5ln.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

NorEk 70 h-r~hy <is~n a. the ciri1~z~ csJssp~r.
An hsinhrltxr Toe n-bip Dates. eo1ray lad
tat the undrr~agnet usle cirlE~n ~ rn- rGi.~ss
>sf~~. I'll aPfas - th~ c~ant. s.-mmi~-san~r. "a
punot- cnnfx al thrtr neat regular ~~..iaE -
lsx~m r~r 80 ~ AAcsr-@ 4, iurmAcafl4.
iquor-v beer -n-i .iue AMI p-rlnf the same D. -
iaAk - me y ~nais~-. mn1er fn~ psoxt-ton> " 10
.as % tn4isns xpssruinx >Gck xrn.es
The pr~cs- ls<arisn k~rs ssia lisnor. are n -
I'D = "a ths -px Is iret rs-,m o. rhe xrSund rso~
n he nerh-s&-z corn~r 81 th- s-ilAnx os~uin< On
NJ CORNER ~ >iNrh sut >~~isn streets % ~. y.
- ana - a. -hv~n On tA~ origuai plat q rh-
,c.n % .asper Rainsrs.xs to- ship Dusss- co.nty.
Ind ana
Ais At sas time ant , ace ILL sypiv rsr leave
u s~rs~ tunxh~- pas cards and rhr~- ds1- rtc
Wow Is s5-n y,snN HEf HflsstH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

NofftS~ Asr~sy xven 80 the catix~m.e. Par-~v.
~ snlls- srt sovme f~~r~kip Is4beas ewanr,
~. thsi the srfsrsixn~-s mae cfrir.n " II.
s~n.f sssf~ sam srsiy 20 tArCe9nry ea.~mts-aor
-. - p1t-ts esnnrs q shsf- Ant r-xuls- .-..f1
Wv s~~smh~- i~G ssr ftrsn.~ 10 retail irt1s
rs'snx a4~ers. t>~- ant srn~ sn< rerrnft III. sam
- 1rsna % rh~ prsuh.~~. snd~f rks prUx i.bo.s
~ TIE lac. % In*isns xps~rrsinr susk n.<sm-..
me srs~hss issstsen st@r~ SAID tsxuers or. to h.
- Dc ~ rss~ l<s1 fe~r ariy rusn, 10 he h4six
NJ % the -eC bali ~ Dot 10 49, ~ sk~sn "a
~ crigfnsi pis- 81 The t~~n ~ rurtsSsvfiie. D.
s~ts ccsosy. lr1ianA IOHy ~ EROnRf
xss. 9 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

NoThs > h~rsts gwen - fh~ citirsns ~ Jssps~
~ AMI fainnrtfe~ tar-usktE nut-si- c.punts .i.l
ihst th- unisr-l< hrd. ciKi1~n v rn~ Iuife1
>si.> .h .ppiy a. th~ ts-nsy Cemmi--ionrr. ~
lan.st- esuhfa ~ th~sr n<xr r@g4lar s.-.ien Ia
iNcrrAAer- l-ss fw tAcsn~r - retail tnrasrarlnG
hsa@r- tssr -ns1 site. and p<ruan tk~ sanns " -
sfsnk % ths pr~mi.~- under t1~ prosl " rh@
Las - lntts&. <os-rmAnx 80 ltcsnse-
fh~ prrcis~ l.~r4ilcn her. $40 l4ner~ are b. -
sod - ~ the LAW for the grOurl ro0s ra
the north s,-f cornsr % rhe h1altin2 er<ninx ~ru
Mil ~rrssi upon lof NJ = sh.sn % 10 erxsn.l
plst - III to~n q Jasper. h4lnbridxe r~~nshtr
is4t~ts conniy lnnnns
Ai~s si lae sane iiun- AMI plsrr all apply Tor
leave a. ssrs~ i4nehss, thrc~ 1iee play c4rss &c
AI1t~l kAKsiN
No. n " -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Over at Jasper they have q Jack
the-kisser, land ever since ne made
his appearance II is said the streets
are nightly crowded with old maids.
Poor things.-Hunting burg Argus.
The above is = bas.. SANDER on
the Jasper single females, which
when Editor Lewis visits Jasper
some time they will properly resent
BY smothering him with kisses till
he can't SANDER anymore Old
maids, forsooth. why YOU can'thnd
an unmarried female In Jasper who
= over IS years old-only when
they have some Huntingburg visi-
tors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22


DEAR EDiToR:-We have offer
heard With some misgivin-s. sgnos
, tics, would-bc critics and black
smiths remark that the CoVKsEl
, didn't contain enough news. Nos
We wish 10 contradict that Statement
and say that the last weeks l>su,
was chuck full Of news-even ths
$50 lawyer Was not forgotten
We also read the supplement oi
Dr. Tomlin's Institute, which in the
overwhelming giateiulness Of Your
heart YOU kindly rendered each sub
scnber, and noted with interest the
cure Of every maladv under the sun.
Bread cast upon the waters shall
again return and no doubt DIR.
IoInlin will. in the near fu. ure, reap
rich harvest from the effects vi
that supplement VI your paper.
Now, dear Editor. we like those
supplements, a. they are mighty
lnterestin' readin'. and would sug-
ge>t that YOU issue one in the inter-
ct OF home NJ D's In the near fu-
ture. For instance:
Dr. j. r. Salb's antidote for diph-
theria-anti-t oxine, Is without a
rival, and We will venture the as
sertlcn, that after the patient takes
one lose oi that remedy has bellows
couldn't b. shut of with four
inch strap.
And now comes Dr. r. j. K,mpf.
with the Jag cure He ils~
shot = vera OF tine how came
YOU So subjects in the neIghbor-
hood, with such unbounded success
(nir) that Tor good glass OF old.
family disturbance they (the pa
tienfs) will tell YOU with gusto how
IN the nick oftime he snatchedthem
from the terrible doom that was
awaiting them Their profiles and
story Of the wonderful cures would |
ong live in the annals OF medicinal
history.
The world-renowned medicines Of
Dr. Newman, the Wonder Worker
Il the 18th century, luarani-ed 1,
,ure every thing on the bottom-side
4 the world, are handled by DIR. b.
B. Brannock. and those who pur-
ha>ed the first bottle uf this Won
lerful, magical and mysterious
emedy. never returned for the sec
nd.
Last, but not least. comes Mr..
udy, the family doctor. who will
ell YOU shooting spec to hunt bear.
eer and harangatang> with in the ,
lngles adjacent 10 Jasper. and will :
l:e You a written guarantee that !
Wizard Oil will not kill if il fails 10 a
ire
Even Mr.. Stewart. the ID. D. :. =
Ill make some kind of a CARPENTER =
YOU in two lessons. With this q
,lloquy of medical healers We fail .
; see how any one could entertain :
a idea Of death.
With your Christmas edition give {
; a cartoon of those illuStrions. u
ralnv, rural and dissatisfied states y
EN- who went to Washington in II
4. with old man Cleveland play- Il
e second fiddle to Holman and n
arii=le- Extol in glowing terms ),
x great deei- oi this most august 4
sembly, and particularly mention Al
AT list vi numerous articles thew r
Ok the tariff Oft Of, Tin your min !. :
lby mine land yours b. tie glory, o
Ith 10000 subscribers, a pocket ].
! of rocks, enough wood. corn. Z,
T.. potatoes and thanksgiving tur- 3
y 10 last for several years. Your =
b~cribers will think you the .reat- 81
newspaper man living. and will
80 Interested in that edition that
ey will forget YOU have comvet-
" in the field.
Hoping that the COURIER NAV :
Re long and its editor give u some
ore supplements. We are,
Yours Truly. =
JOHN BRpwx. g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

~Carlisle was "a. New York
again this week 10 >s-e about another
bond issue, and blow I'd IN a lot III
foolishness TO the bankers who offer
him good salary when he etireS
from office. about what he didn I
know about finances He wants
the greenbacks. the historic money
which saved the country. bestowed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Politics down in Kentucky very
much resembles Kentucky treat.
Everybody il looking out for him
elf.-Boston Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Al Ireland. Ind. We have opened n
hotel IN Mr. Mo-t~y's property. Pub
liz pafronsg~ solicited.
w. Dir BEAN. Prop
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

a. B. Tilton, bridge foreman, il
putting up : 6r<t class inn span
scnsss Patoka river on the Jasper
branch. IL l. Is feet long and will
g : substantial improvement.-
Huntinsbury Angus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
HANDSOME
LADIES'

Are appreciated by ever,
Every Lady wants TO be hand.
so a 10 be admired. / can
YOU in this by furnishing von
very newest and most fashjo, !.
STYLES Of handsome
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

The IT,. Best Best HATS & Gaps !" tow"
The Best IN town
r. -. all styles and
The Best IN town
The Best f in town
r. y Trunks, tmbrri,-
as All kinds OF "
The Best Children-' !, ,owp
SCHOOL SHOES
The Best All warranted Ia in town
be just as repre-
The Best scented at I'M town
John 4. Sermersheim's,
Public Square,
North Of Court House.
JASPER. INDIANA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
FARmer8' Home !
CON NH street Jasper. Tnd)
PHILIP KASTNRR, PROM.

I'M. cssmnoslis,us Motel has bssn thorough
oyernanlsi. and rrr1rt-t new thrung h0uf
AMI : no~ open for public entertainment
ne table will always Do found veil sup piled.
and prices viii f,- reasonable
\ good stable for farmers horses. and
c heap feed
xocsi bar. veil supplied with the choicest
liquors and cigars. and polite attention al
says Give me a call
Dee -. -1-y PHILIP WA~TSER.
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H0mMetS Or
M0fS,

Purchased at low wholeSsle
after thoroughly examining
leading styles and prices. an
give my customers the bepse,
the low prices secured. c.n
the Millinery Emporium on ~.
ner Of Main and Fourth -.
Jasper, Ind, (Miss Friedman. !.
mer store,) and see how mpcs
stylish, becoming bonnet. will I.
10 your appearance. 1t will !.
pleasure To show YOU the liz,
whether you buy or not.
Emma Lemin,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

TILL. CITY DIVISION.

The lowest tie ket rates e. the West a. uel
A. folders and general information. all -
furnished on application L. the undsr-lrnsTi-
See that your ticket reads via the ~
Line " ~ cIaYeouE lgt Jasper
X. A. CAMPBELL. Genl Pass. Agent.
W ~ Bo>AR. Trav'g Pass. Ag't. II. Louis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
A SUNDAY-MORNING BLAZE.
The Bnr-Room of 4. Marchctti Bndl,
Damaged by Fire.

Early Sunday morning fire did much 10
demolish the structure at No. 22i north
Eighteenth street. occupied by y. Mar
chetti. a saloon-keeper. The flames had
made much Roadway before the depart
ment arrived. and they were not so
easily subdued. The alarm was sounded
from Station Is. AMI the apparatus
was soon on hand and hard at work
rst-Assistant-C Chief Shaw made daring
rescue of two small children during the
progress OF the fire, entering the burning
building while the flames We're at their
height and carrying the little ones in
safety from room on the second floor
where they had been left in imminent
danger Of suhOcation.
Ladderman Charles Outlet. too, per-
formed q heroic deed in snatching from
the flames a little girl Of tender years
whom he discovered upstairs.
The stock and fixtures In the bar-room
were considerably damaged, probably to
the extent Of 500 or 500 The fixtures
were those formerly used in "the Sen
ate" the saloon Of which the late Henry
Hungerford was so long the proprietor
Damage TO the building amounted TO
about $3.50. There was an insurance Of
500 on the house. which is owned by Mrs
NJ s. Lohmeyer. and Of s. 900 upon stock
and fixtures. The origin is still I'M
known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05

Washington Authorities Want Him
UcId-Crnp-Pinycr Fined.

There was the usual Monday docket
I'm the Police Court yesterday morning.
but the cases were mostly Of an unlm-
portant character J. u. DAILY, the Wash
ington man arrested Saturday for passing
a bogus S2j-check on Mrs. l.. J. Shea.
with whom he boarded. was before the
Justice but the investigation was post
poned until the 9th Instant. THIS was
done because Of the receipt Of a telegram
and letter from Superintendent Moore.
Of the Washington police saying that
there are two indictments against DAILY
there. and saying that an officer will be
sent for him if the charge here drops
through
Wilson Jackson (colorcD was found
guilty Of keeping and maintaining a
gaming-house. and a fine Of 3 and costs
was imposed on him. There were nine
witnesses against Jackson. and the evil
dence showed conclusively that he had
been dallyng for some time with the
seductive crap bones.
The grand jury will he called upon TO
investigate "A charge Of unlawfully as
sauting. kicking. and threatening to kill
Annie Ward. which was preferred against
James Thomas (colorcH.
Pat Sweeney was charged with having
beaten J. ". Finley, and was made to
pay costs Of 90 cents.
Jack Childress alias Jack Carr (col-
oredD. was forced 10 part company with
$40 because he beat Mildred Boiling on the
street.
Ethel Burwcll colored piece Of femi-
nnity. had a penchant for good clothes.
She relieved ". \. Steck Of a brown
basque and will now have to tell the
grand jury about il.
There were a number Of DRINKS down
on the docket. and several OF them went
to Jail for a siege Of repentance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Lacst US Govt Repon
R3%!A!!!! Rs*ass'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all in Leavening Power.-Latest US. &
ABSOLUTELY PURE
most materially In making the home one

most materially In making the home one
indeed I'm the truest sense OF the WORD.
Those throughout the city who can and
will aid the Institution by donations need
have no fear I'm sending them to the Cap
tain. for they will be- disposed or In Il
most impartial manner. each one re-
ceiying hts just share. Having received
the hospitality OF the home for several
days at n time when In distress, and
which gave me much encouragement, l
state the above, believing that II Is but
due. yet feeling that 1t Is but poor COM
pensa ton for the kindnesses received at
the hands Of Superintendent Lindsay and
two gentlemen members OF the board.
Following are those who have recently
made donations: Edward Schumacher. l..
Broome, Il. Kastelberg. $. +. Flournoy,
G. D. Kenny W. F. Seymour. Richmond
Bakery. W T.. Drew. George f.. Foster.
Brggs's Bakery. Myer Kirsh. Helf
Frck. Math Briel w Miller NJ. Mas
sci James Vaughan. Drinkard's Bakery,
II. W. Moesta. Baldwin & Brown. Mrs.
Pulliam, Richmond Cream, Butter and
MIX Company. Mrs =. J. Pattee. Peter
r. Burke. l.. W. Lipscomb NJ. w Bur
nett. II. f.. Hughes. r. Lauterbach, Mrs.
Lange. +. II. I}lenner. John j. Rankin.
\. Gilio. S. Ulman's Son. a. Schmidt.
Leonard's Market. J. n. Nolde. w. Wal
ter. W. T. Woody, V. McKin-
non through Mrs. T.. J. Pattee.
Brcl e Wunsch. John Burch. Jr, V.
Hechler. Jr.. & Brother. John Lindsay,
William II. Brluer. j.. Edward Schmidt.
H. g. Hochler. John b. Schaaf. J.
Schmidt, Charles T.. Brauer. s. +. Flour
noy & Brother. !. Il. Teasdale,
J. Hultzer. +. s. Dalton. w. J.
Vaughan. w. A. Lambert & Brother.
4 Elchel. George T. Bull. II. T-uman.
Gills Bakery. r r. Fairlamb. u. Brauer.
Son & Co. o. s. Morton. Joseph W.
I.aube. J. NTulcher. c. Lang. &. Wilker-
son. W. II. White. J. SEWERS. o. Boc-
lin. J. Wallmeyer VI. !. Wlcks. 9. r
Wllks. George T.. Aldelhus. Mrs Ford
-. j. Gary. ]. s. Wood. Mrs \. Wise
man. Edward Schumacher. j. s Brauer
+. &. Keck. r. +. Parks Company. r.. l..
Christian. 4. c. Carneal. Lewis Rufr
Mrs. Leire. T.. w. BAH. and Miss Lille
Cayce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-05
All AppIcs md No Votes.

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The little man with the red apples IS
around again.
Everybody who has been In and out OF
the Capitol for the past four or five years
knows the red-apple man. His black
SLOUGH hat, his long black coat. his pa
tlent. appealing face. have all become IA
miliar. lie lives over In Virginia. and
he has n claim against the government
for some damage to his property by the
troops during the war. Sessions OF Con-
gress have come and gone. and the bill
for his relief has travelled through va
rious stages, but never has II yet been
passed.
Every once In "A while the little man
comes over from his home across the
river to see how his claim is getting
along. He has no influence and no
money-nothng but a small orchard Of
bright. red apples And so when he
comes over he fills his pockets with the
scarlet fruit and distributes 1t among the
members and the senators with whom he
has become acquainted in his long and
weary wait for Justice The congressman
take his apples and promise him their
votes. but somehow or other they never
get an opportunity to redeem their pledge.
1t Is all apples and no votes.
There would be a touch OF humor to
the story II II wasn't so pathetic.