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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20

w ANTED-BY 4 PROTESTANT GIRL ~
w years, place to work for board and clothes
and go to school, Please call 934 Folsom St, rear
hOuSP.
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pY DRESSMAKER; FIRST-CLASS FILTER
ID and stylish draper and designer; thorough
dressmaker. Address MISS WARWICK, Amer
lean Exchange, 3l9 Sansome St. room So.
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ALSO-3O acres full-bearing orchard near San
Leandro; electric car passes every half hour fruit
sold for $4,000 this year will give lease for 2 or
years at $llOO cash rental per annum, half in ad-
vance; $40O of personal property must be pur-
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Madness" Sunday-school at u 80 p. NJ, C. B. Per-
kns superintendent. Epworth League service at
8 80 p. NJ. The public cordially invited TO all the
services of this church. Seats free. Ushers in
tendance. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at 7:45
p. NJ.
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FURNITURE WANTED.
HOUSES WANTED,

HOUSES WANTED.
w ANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE OR
w unfinished rooms suita be for frstclas Dire
maker Address House, box u. Call Office.
w ANlED-2-STORY HOUSE, 8 TO 10 ROOMS
w Tor families; no children. Address House
box so, Call Office
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To- DIR. SCHLESINGER AND MRS. COW
4s~S ell, from Oakland, will give tests in Scottish
HAL, lO5 LarkIn ST.. 8 and O'Clock. Admission
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II HEADQUARTERS FOR
IL CALIFORNIA LANDS,

OFFICE OF THOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market Street.
GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINSI
GREAT BARGAINS!
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nRUG CLERK tAND GOOD ONE) WANTS
II situation Southern California; licentate
single; years experience; salary must be good
correspondence solicited. a. q. MCINTYRE, box
10, Ihis Office.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
DAVID BUSH. COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
II MONTGOMERY ST.
OFARRELL d co.

ds Q PER ACRE WILL BUY ONE OF THE
no best stock and dairy farms in this state 10
Gated at salt Point, Sonoma County; consists OF
5000 acres of land, with miles OF frontage.
schooner landings on the place; plenty OF wood
and water: about 400 acres rented 10 a daIr,.
ranch for cash rental of 800 per year; easy terr
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE DEALERS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
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SWEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY DAY
- in family, laundry or chamber; no objections &c
suburbs MRS. NJ. {. ANDERSON, 95S Willow
ST., Oakland
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IN ELL-EDUCATED SWISS GIRL, SPEAK
w ing fuently German, French and Italian no
English desires situation in good family as
children's tutor and do sewing and fancy work
references exchanged. Call or address LEI
Vezia, Is Montgomery ave, >. F.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20

~ SECOND UNITARIAN CHI L RCH,
G~S cor. Twentieth and Capp sts.-Morning serv-
ice by Hon. John Montieth. Subject: knowledge
and the People" Rev. +. B. Payne of Berkeley
will preach the evening. All are cordially in
Vited.
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- FIKSI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHU KCH,
Es~S cor. Post and Mason sts.-Rev. c. o. Brown
DID, pastor. Rev. = Weylor will preach in the
morning at II o'clock. Theme: The Mysteries
of Minute In the evening at 30 O'Clock
Mrs. Darlington Booth: salvation Army Ser
vice. sunday school in lecture-roOm Immediately
after morning service Mrs. COOpers Bible class
in auditorium. Mr.. Kimball's Bible class in study
y Dung Peoples Endeavor meeting at $50 p. NJ.
Weekly prayer meeting, Wednesday, at Z 80
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
WI houSework and care of children. Call or ad-
dress MRS. l.. L., 81 Fifth st.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

No. FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, COR.
US Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev. Horatio
Stebbins, ID. minister; William q. Eliot Jr.,
associate AT the church daily from IL TO u.
SUNDAY school at 9:45 NJ. Services ut II A. NJ.
aud Z so r. NJ. subject of evening sermon, 1.-The
Purpose OF the Unitarian Church" All are cor
irlNrif nh
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9 0stal - ne hadlaht worn (WoouWaruli COO
ing: spirit Immortal" tRossinD; Lead, Kindly
Light" SULLIVAN; Lord, at Thy Mercy Seat"
Crosby, male quartet. All are cordially invited.
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G~S Episcopal Church. cor. Hayes and Blu
chanan srs-Rev. John Stephens pastor. Res
idence. 500 Haght st. Preaching IL A
NJ. and 80 p. NJ. The pastor will preach
a. both services. Subject at II A. NJ: Hid
WITH Chrisl.n and at 80 p NJ ..Nehuch dnezzar,s
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QJO PER ACRE WILL BUY ONE OF THE
- Id finest cattle and hog ranches in san Luis
Obispo County. miles west OF PasO Robes Of
300 acres; 500 acres have been in grain this yea
Is acres in orchard fine house barn and Outbuild.
incs: plenty OF water: abundance OF oak tree.
only small amount of money required as first
payment.
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ELDERLY AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS A
IL situation 10 do light homework and plain sew
ing. Please call at 7O5 Castro St. oakland.
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You've LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
L typesetter or would take position in factory.
Address 721 Seventh ave-, mr. the Park Richmond
District.
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w ANTED-GERMAN OR FRENCH COOK
W $50; 2 German girls for housework S25. 2
French housework girls, 500 girl for Vsalia S25
girls for homework and assist, $50, 81 5 and Sl o.
LEON ANDRE, 81 5 Stockton ST.
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SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
~ child's nurse; sleep home; best of city refer
ences. Address MRS. HOLES, Alb Ellis st.
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A MEXICAN WOMAN, WITH CHILD
"a would like situation housekeeper or cook OF
ranch. Address MRS. NJ. p, Ukiah, Cal, care o.
Z. o. box 46.
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CITUATION WANTED BY A THOROUGH
- and competent woman 10 do Homework in
country Call or address 440 seventeenth st.
L'IRST-CLASS GERMAN AND FRENCH
L nurses and second girls; also German cooks and
housegir; open sunday. NINE. LEOPOLD, 20
Stockton st.
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- THIRD CONGREGATIONALC CHI URCH,
4t~S Fifteenth St, between Mission and Va
lenCia-Rev. William RAIDER, who has accepted the
pastorate OF this church, Will begin his work to-
day and conduct the services. Morning discourse
At II O'Clock. Subject, The Ideal Church." Even
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Young WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS
l. typewriter Call address S7312 Market ST.
room Ii. second floor.
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WANTED-A REFINED AMERICAN IADY
w not exceeding 40 years OF age as WORKING
housekeeper in small family; no washing: an In
dustrious woman who is good cook and house
keeper will find pleasant home; references Send
correct name and address +. H., box 15, this
office,
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- TEST CIRCLE TONIGHT; lOc NINE
80 YOU NC, Cos McAllister ST.; fine music.
~ MRS. Skinner AND MR.. NORTON
80 viii hold grand spiritual test-meeting to-
night at 10 Hayes ST.; good music; all invited:
admission l0C.
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MAN OF 20 STOUT AND ABLE TO DO ANY
vi kind of carpenter work, also experienced in
bookkeeping and porter in wholesale business
and able give best security for truthful per
Torrance. wishes employment in city country
Inquire w, box 40, Call Office.
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TEMPERATE YOUNG MAN, BEST OF REF
erence, wants situation on private place or hotel
first class carriage, house painter and paper hanger
good hostler and mixer $25 per month and found.
address Painter, box 10l, Call Office.
lOOKKEEPER, IL YEARS EXPERIENCE
- desires position in any office work. salary no
object: best of references. NJ. box H. Call Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

W. B. Cooper and Chas. Rose
shipped a car load OF cattle ana
hogs this week.
Rev. Gregory closed his meeting
AT Hillsboro last Thursday night.
Nat. Afford and sister Clara at
tended church at Cross Roads sun
day. ~;
Rev. Jefferys preached an inter-
esting sermon at Bethel, Sunday.
w. A. Burlingame must have q
.duck" in Hog Heaven, as ne has
10 60 home every Saturday.
J. NJ. Afford and daughter went
to Jasper, Monday, on business.
The institute at Mahan's was a
success in spite Of the cold weather.
Some Of the Ireland people visit
ed the western part Of Topeka sun
day.
The teamsters Of Jasper have
beenhauling heading blocks through
: Topeka lately. HUcKLEBERRf.
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two Lives Saved.

Ms Phpba Thomas, OF Junction
r;,x m Was told by her doctors she
MA consumption. and that there was no
h"na for her. but two bottles OF DR., Kings
%ew Discovery completely cured her and
.ha avs Il saved her life. Mr.. Thos.
Ercers l3e Florida st. San Francisco,
entered from a dreadful cold, approach
inc consumption, tried without result ev.
arvthino else. then bought one bottle OF
M KINGS New Discovery, and IN two
weeks was cured. He is naturally thank.
frl II Il such results, of which these
are samples, that prove the wonderful rn,
aa;cacy 81 this medicine in coughs ane
colds. Free trial bottles at MartiI
Friedman's Drug Store. Regular si~'
soc. and $l.OO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

Ten days loss Of time on oun oi
sickness and a doctor bill to pay, Is any
thing but pleasan, for a man Of q family
TO contemplate, whether ne y : las
mechanic, merchant or Publisher. Jas
a .Jones. publisher OF the Leader, Mex
ia. Texas. was sick in bed for ten days
with the grip during its prevalence :
wear or two z Later in the season ne
had a second attack. He J 1T
the latter case | used Chamberlain
cough remedy with consideIao' s;,,,s ove,
two DAYS. The second attack am satis
fed would have been equally as bad a
The frst but for the use Of this remedy
II should be borne in mind that the gr,l
Is much the same as . very severe col col,
and requires precisely the same rnrs . ', coI
nr;ctlv and effectually give this remed
atrial. % and 80 cent bottles Tor sal
NV NJ Friedman.
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This remedy is becoming 80 Wen
lrown AMI so popular as TO need y osPe-
All mention. All who have used Eiec-
,r;r Bitters sing the anne song OF praise.
n,rsr medicine does not exist. and +
pran,eed 10 do all that is claimed
tT,a'.,r;r Ri,ters will cure all diseases o
,ha liver and kidneys, will remove
pimples, hollis, salt rheum AM I''e MI
t%ections caused by impure oloou. w
drive malaria from The system anu ~
vent AZ well as cure all rlaIsriai le s.,
For cure Of headache, consuPs'ior
indigestion. try Electric Bitters. En'.I
r~atisfaction guaranteed, or mosley =
funded. Price Scots and u per p0uE =
N. Friedman's Drug Store.
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The ravages of the wolf costs Rus
q. no less than $10,OOO,OU q year.


Whereas Almighty God m MS
infinite wisdom has called TO ms 81
~, home our esteemed Bro, Amer
lens J. Hubbard, therefore, e II
Resolved. That in hisdeath Birds
- Iodge- No. 4O2, X. OF p, has
lsst worthy member and societ!
.a esteemed gentleman.
Resolved. That We extend ou'
ssanks to the people generally 10
rI~e;r adm making the dying hour
I'd our worthy brother as easy .
possible by lending every possioi'
s~lp IN the extremity OF death.
!! Resolved, That we extend GU
.rnpathies to the bereaved wldo'
sanding in the dark shadow Of nc
s.rrow. and also the grief stricKe
hrotber and his family. -,
Resolved. That the charter OF tn
L.cdre be appropriately draped 7
.h;rv davs after death OF our d.
parted brother. 49,.
Resolved. That a copy OF the
r~.,lutions be spread upon the re
In,ds of our Lodge, and copies OF u
, ..me be sent to the Jasper CouRll
and Huntingburg Argus tor pup
catiou. and a copy Of the same
: sect 70 the widow of the decease
, NJ. L. borden,
II J. l.. THoRSBuRY, oom'
w. II. BONNER,
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Last Friday was the coolest norm
inc We have had. The thermometer
registered twenty degrees below
zero.
Mrs. Marshal Mallory is on the
sick list. w,
Mrs. John Eek is still on the sicI
list. but is slowly improving.
Mr.. T. G.. Crandal went to Por
,~ersyille the other night to see hi
best girl.
II c. Mallory has had a very Sc
we're pet on his chin tor the la
week. /,
Mr.. John +. Bauer has got to !
mail carrier for the Miley neighoo,
hood. He says he needs a sack
carry I e mail in.
A good time was reported
Lemons church Sunday nigh
They had q sermon by Rev. Au
Schnarr, and a farmer speech
Hon Andrew shelton. farme
. have not all died out yet.
!. VIM. H. Mallory swaped hor'
: the other day. He swaped an eng
dollar horse for a seven dollar no.
and got one dollar TO boot.
!. think he made a good trade.
u. No BROTHERS
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Children cvfor
CastoTla.

HThe mercury in Gus. TRAM
elspacher's Government thermon,,
eter indicated Is degrees below
zero last Friday morning, and many
farmers claim that whenever it iaiis
that low. peaches, pears, early cher
RES. and blackberry bushes are
frozen. Its a great blessing TINS
country has the California orchards
to RELY on in such seasons. II TN
Government would only contro
freight rates from there, u woul'
add 10 the blessi ng.
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SFrom the following, which "

rFrom the following, which we
cl;n from the st. Louis Chronicle Of
the 9Th inst. it will be seen that y
former citizen Of Jasper. and al
tache Of the COURIER, MIR. Oscar
Schenk. is about to leave the sta''
Of single blessedness. His man!
friends here wish him the nest 2
li,cL and trust Miss Miller will tax
good care Of his affection, and MAJ"
tain it always active:
CUPID AT BARRS.
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The Best Salve in the world lot ~
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum;, levei
sores, letter. chapped hands. chiipialns
corns, and all skin e%ruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay requiIeu
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac
ton or money refunded. Price % cent
per hox. For sale by Martin. Friedman
Auril 1st. 1S94-1y.
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Children cvtor
Pitchers CaSto9Ias

~The Administration gold bono
and bank encouraging bli was
killed in the House last week
and the COURIER is giah 70
record that Hon. John l.. Brett was
true to his constituents in votnt
against it. Bynum and Coope'
voted with the gold bugs. 1t lay
them on the shelf politically.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

Fine snow for sleigh riding; some
Of the young folks are improving
the time in the sport.
P~rotracted meeting has begun al
the c. p. church in Ireland. we
hope that they may have success.
Some of our young people are at
tending services regularly.
Two Young ladies we're badly
..mosouito', bitten shortly after
Their return from church. the Lit
tler \ had a very bad pain in he'
neck the next day. One gentleman
We will have t, excuse him, though
has taken very raptuously to likin'
the small Lemons" and a certain
Young lady is very hard OF hearing
What is the matter BOB? WI
some one please send US a goo
remedy applicable to all ".
Ask a certain young lady WI
|, she don't like dogs?
Ask Nat. Afford if Mr. d. M
! molasses to sell in his store
: In spite Of the cold some OF o.
: Roses have turned ''Green' tn
winter.
3 One of our young men who n
! found out that he can have bett
success hunting coons than the II
sex. attempted to climb q tree al
coax the coon to come down
saving s'coonie," .coonie.
think he surely has them under J
lLloan.roI JEREMIAH JOSH.
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RonBrp.-B. NJ. Willoughby, tn

RoRBEp.-B. NJ. Willoughby, the
virtuous Representative in the Legs
lature from Knox county, and the
Republican candidate for Congress
two wears ago in this district: was
Knocked down and robbed OF his
cold watch and SO Saturday night,
inst as he emerged from a low liq.
nor dive. You bet they won't
catch Mike Sweeney in any such
way. and get $25. But such IS Ne
publican official life.
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Good Residence I'm Ireland
For Sale.

House OF eight rooms and two halls
and good cellar. with three town lots in
Ireland. Good water. stable, and other
out buildings. In good order every,
way; a nice home near churches n
schools, with good sciety surrounding.
Will be sold very cheap and on easy
terms. Apply TO G. poAss, Jasper.
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~we would call the attentio,

HWe would call the attention
OF our produce shippers to the al
vertisement Of Messrs. Herndon'
Garter Co., Of Louisville, KY, wht
are the largest and most reliable
commission house in the entir'
south. Any goods consigned !,
Itbcm we are sure will meet witt
nrompt sale at market prices, anc
You NAV depend upon prompt re
turns. See their advertisement
Il will pay to give them a trial snip
ment.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Erie and Cath. Bickwermert'
II I. Gilliatt and Mary E. Tussey'
|.John Guinder and Rosa Kummert
w. NJ. Sappenfeld and +: Kendall
Wm. Barrowman and s. NJ. Kemp
lH B. McWilliams and H.A.Enlow
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ms DEADLY SHAFTS STRIKE SEVERAL
PRETTY VICTIMS
A marriage epidemic seems %
have struck Bars dry goods store
Three engagements are an
nounced: Miss Nellie Buerm IAN
Who prcsidcs over the %laces, anc
Mr.. +. J. Mccarthy. a prom'hen
North End society man; Miss An
ME Dumphy and Mr.. Henry Engie
hauf; Miss Ida Miller and M
Oscar Schenk.
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WILL Mr.. BRICg HEED IT.
Something That will In
terest Jasper Citizens.


The following from the indianap-
.olis Journal Of Monday Is very m
teresting to lots OF Dubois and Mar,
tin county people: A party o.
travelling statesmen were discussing
the subject Of better railway iacli-
ties in the southern part OF the
state. when one OF the number, who
has studied the railway map OF q
state. made a suggestion which II
would certainly be wise TOR the
management Of the Lake Erie q
Western to consider and present 70
1.-The Brice syndicate, as It wouid
.lcer,ainly greatly enhance the value
,lof the Lake Erie & Western as a
railway property. The gentleman
said: "fThere is a railroad from
Evansville to Jasper, in DUBOIS
county. Well, Mr.. Brice should
buy that piece of road and continue
R, northeasterly, keeping on the
least side Of White river to the towr
. & Shoals. the county seat OF Martlr
Y countv. and then cross the river ane
the Mississippi division OF the BAL
ltimore & Ohio Southwestern, con
|tinuing TO Indian Springs, crosslnI
1.-The Evansville & Richmond, theme
Ito Bloomington, crossing the LOUIS
Uyille. New Albany & Chicago ra'l
--way' passing through Monroe cour
.lolty's iron deposits in Van bure
Al. township, and its heavy stone Ledge
IT. lin and about Bloomington, Elliot
%lyille and Steinville; thence to Mo
Ipantown or Trafalgar, crossing u
Martinsville branch Of the Big Fou
"A thence straight to lndianapoi'
45This would give the Lake Ere
OO Western people a direct route fro
% points north to places south, a
OOIthrough the best timber, stone n
land coal, and by branching II
IA Brown county they would reach
gold fields, and through the &C
!, oolbelt of White river-corn, no
, s0llogs and tobacco. There are ei
N0lc,untv seats on the I.ldianapoli'
NolMichigan City division, and n
: ss would be five additional on
!, nj Evansville < Chattanooga dlvis'
: ssITbe extension would touch or G
NoIn;neteen counties, and in the SC
10lpart traverse some OF the most
! seductive agricultural districts IN
4OOldiana, but the coal, stone, TN
~ Oland water powers on the r
% 40 would make a paying road bot
"a g Ifreight and passenger BUSH
The section is virtually unoccull
e AeiThe route would be the most q
line of connection with Evan'
> and southern cities, and IS a
that old lines fear and VIII 40
& they can to prevent"
Treas. The Jasper COURIER suggest
he. the Pennsylvania Co. could bu
= line from Jasper to Evansville
build north through a spl
: Rus freight supplying country to
wear. port on its |. & v. line, and
the shortest connection be
Evansville and Indianapolis,
local business enough in sight
n his the line to make it a dividend
MS ST. ing road from the start.
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In these days Of telephone, telegraph
electricity and steam, people canno' !.
ford to wait days or as many hoaiso
relief. This is our reason LOT ole
YOU One Minute Cough Cure. Neithe
davs. nor hours. NOT even minutes eiaps'
before relief il afforded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

1-The county assessor Is look
ing up the Martin Schneii estate
Tor taxes. The firm listed consid'
srable less than the inventor,
shows.-but many Of the notes ans
accounts will bear a heavy discount
The inventory is a little over $oo,
and the tax duplicate a llttl
lover $6. 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

sa-Last Tuesday, Feb. II, was
celebrated in nearly all the cities OF
the u. S. as the birthday annlver-
sary Of Abraham Lincoln. waiter
son. of the Courier-Journal, made
the principal speech at the Chicago
BANQUET OF the Lincoln League.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-15

Personal.

Mr.. John X. Troutman went 10
City Monday, to attend
the funeral of his sister.
Miss Blanche Leming went 10
Troy Saturday for an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Bacon.
Mr.. Will Friedman returned Sat,
urday from his first term at Medi.a
College in Louisville. He says h'
is well pleased so far, and VIII g
back again when the next tern
opens in the Fall.