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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-20

Do not quarrel with your neighbor
over politics. If he differs with you,
give him credit for being honest in his
belief, and if he has manhood and a
love of humanity that should actute
all mankind he will also consider you
honest in your belief. Nothing is
gained by abuse and ridicule. Hon.
est, friendly effort will do more to win
strength to the cause of free coinage of
silver than abuse and denunciation
The advocates of free silver and con-
sequently more money and better
times have every advantage of argu-
ment with the republicans who advo-
cate the present situation of affairs.
Therefore we can afford to be deliber-
ate, to keep cool and conservative, for
We feel that victory is assured, and we
should want all our neighbors to rejoice
with us after the November reckoning.
Louis Haight and wife, of Pawnee
Rock, were in town Friday. Mr..
Haight says the town has begin to look
like lts,self once more again, having
got the cyclone ruins about cleaned mp.
He also says that the Bryan club is in
creasing daily. having membership
of eighty some odd at the present. Let
the good work go on.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-20

While in Kansas City last Friday the
editor met Clarence Birdsall, well re-
membered by all the old residents
here. Clarence Is large and poTtly,
weighing about 200, and looks as
clipper as a lark. He is now in busi-
ness in Chicago.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-20

Don Weltmer, son of G. A. Weltmer
of this city. left last Wednesday for ST.
Joe. NO., where he will visit short
time and then go on to Chicago, where
he has clerkship awaiting him. His
older brother has been in Chicago for
a0rnQ TINA
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-20
GOLD AND TARIFF.
The Tribune Asks for Something to Regu-
late its Tariff Stomsch-And
Here it is.

o n is
the stomach o f
fnancia l b o d y
polite. Poison it
and you paralyze
the commercial, /,
the manufactur.
ing, the agricul-
tural aRd the min,
ing ar M 8 a n d
limbs, dependent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-08-20


has been daily evening experience here
Of late.
Jake Miller knew what we liked
when he brought in a dozen elegant
the other day.
Bryan Silver Club meeting at the
court house Saturday night. Every
free silver man should attend.
Every township should send in 200
men to the j. W. Leedy speaking on
the 2Sth. Let Bryan, Leedy and Free
Silver" be the war cry.
Remember that Rev. r. Klitzke. the
Lutheran minister, will preach In Eng
lish at the Jacob Cell school house.
Sunday next, the 23rd.
Charlie Bucher, OF Newton. went I'D
the branch Friday evening. to address
a big democratic and populist rally at
La Crosse, Saturday evening.
J, f. Smith, of Eureka township.
left on Saturday evening for Sycamore,
Iowa. on receipt of telegram stating
that his mother was on the point of
death.
Stephen D. Kelly. of Claf1in, and
Miss Agnes Degarmo, of Odin, were
united in marriage August 13. at the
Congregational parsonage, by Rev. l..
G. Schnacke.
Sheriff Aber returned from Topeka
Friday evening. While away he Wis
tied the penitentiary at Leavenworth
and saw ID. r. Jones. He can tell you
all about Jones' condition.
Mr.. H. S. Baird, of Pawnee Rock
township, was in the city Saturday.
He is having quite bad health the past
few months, and the hot weather and
hard times are hard on him.
j. G. Kigarice and Mr.. Philburn
returned last Friday evening from a
trip down in the eastern part of the
state, where they wen. to look at the
country with g. view to locating.
Lundblade has bought a job lot of
slightly damaged nails which he is sell
ing at the remarkably small price of
cut nails cents and wire nails at 8
cents per pound. Think of it
Come and hear the next governor,
Senator Leedy, in the park on Friday
afternoon Of next week, the 2Sth. Let
us make it rally that will draw water
from the eyes of the gold bugs.
A. G. Fair last week sold a large
safe to merchant at Seward. That
would indicate that Seward people have
some hopes of the big corn crop bring
ing some money into the country.
While Mrs. Fred Zutavern was out
riding. last Wednesday evening, the
horse became somewhat unruly aud
tipped the buggy over. spilling out the
occupants, but doing no serious injury.
J. ". Leedy, our candidate for gov
ernor, is one Of the common people
a plain farmer-and will command the
confidence and respect Of his fellow
men. Come out on the afternoon of
the 2StL and hear him.
Don Weltmer, son OF g. A. Weltmer
of this city. left last Wednesday for Sts
Joe, Mo-, where he will visit a short
time and then go on to Chicago, where
he has clerkship awaiting him. His
older brother has been in Chicago for
some time.
While in Kansas City last Friday the
editor met Clarence Birdsall, well re-
membered by all the old residents
here. Clarence Is large and poTtly,
weighing about 200, and looks as
clipper as lark. He is now in busi-
ness in Chicago.
Col. W. E. Huffman, of Wichita, was
in the city the last of the week, look
ing after internal revenue business.
He thinks the result of the republican
state convention will not sit will on
the stomachs Of the SedgWick county
republicans, as they have no use for
Gov. Morrill,.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-08

whichever party may ultimately pre- vail. It woul keep intact the possess sions of Spain without touching her honor, which will be consulted rather than impugnel by the adequate redress
 of admitted grievances, It would put the prosperity of the island and the for
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(continued on Third Page.)
THE CORONER STILL INvEsTI-
 GAPING.

Rockville, Dec. 7-Coroner Phelps of this city has not rendered a verdict as to the cause of the death of the three men In the wreck on the New London Northern railroad at Eagleville Friday night. as reported. He will continue his investigation this week and take the evidence of the officials of the rail- road company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-08
OPENING,
Where 10 Get the Most Goods

FOR your money. E. Schoenberger & Son
 have bought large consignment of Beef
 and Poultry of well known firm who.
 wishing to realize the CASH on the goods.
 sold at sacrifice. Close cash buyers will reap q benefit on their Saturdays purchase.
 Sausages Sc. Fresh Shoulders Sc, Steaks and Chops Sc, PorteThouse 12c, Chickens ee
 and up, Turkeys Sc and up. This Is the time to buy Poultry cheap.
 Markets-92-94-96 George street, and 1. and 3, Central Market, Congress Avenue.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 December 4th, 1896. ESTATE of MARY A. ELIOT, late of New
 Haven in said district, deceased
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament of said de ceased, having been presented in Court, and Gustavus Eliot, M D., of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters testamentary may be granted, as by fully appears, it Is
 ORDERED That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the 11th day of December, 1896, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public no- tice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing there on, be given to all parties interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in newspaper having a circulation in said District. By order of Court
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
 do St Clerk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
SCIENCE AND THE SC'e"

I'D R,vthsw says that ne i'.'e ~
i, .,rument capable of measurips 49,
y, ,h s CO., oooth part Of an inch
go hricls for building purpos.
80 he;ng manufactured in slles.a
RI are translucent. without It's 800
~ 20 see through them s'rons
and cheap. c.,. radio.
-, which is Latin. and ray sh as
..h;ch Is English. are surs~. .,,ace
ms Ms for the Rontgcn pictures IN p, and
~ ns' nondescripts like shadowgran 1A
radiografli. are sun
!, the British museum 'heiv a., n
IN w ,.x;cls taken from buildings y
n a,so,.h and Babylon. and they sno 'a
~ -, ne least sign Of decay. 10 s. 10,
-, even granite. is more d"r"o's
, well-mnde bricks. ,.o;r frs
por,cen.s rays have made 'he -
ho'', In court. Miss nia"s
4 c ,l,p,,;att' an actress. brougn. ~ !,
io'.'o ,ne nottingham thcater iof !. =
= ~" ",~;rs received in filling 90" i
y Jsa;-s from her drcssing-roo'n. ;rr,
! ,rial she put in pictures OF nsa ~ j
~" , amd Of the other one. taken oS '
!. , : AVS. and got her verdict.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Tn Fig. 1 the bucket is heid ID p,"'@
ty yielding hoop or yoke N . co, ~ ~,
ZION with hooks upon the 'op - IA
stool. These hooks Ca AZ are NJ ~
in Two rows in the ares oil cir',s' ~
the upper surface e. the a"r Cd on,
.,ool near that end which IS cnrNsn ur
go serve as means for holding hrhlf
in ing place hssp' 'p D. the ends Of ws,ss
- Strengthened out ana 'ef'iiin".sI
Nv hooks Ce. e). This yoke = : ~
.rablv made of spring metal ~ ~
when it is compressed and is en on -,
iusted between the hooks, a. .a = ~ Wi
..ool tor. lis tendency to recon ~, -
leep the ends. e. g, in place oe hooi,
.ha retaining hooks a. ne ~
viii prevent the ehus ,hat
,ore from being drawn OUT % Wy :,
,,,ace endwise. 1t will be seen rom
i inoxe description that the yoke
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
oocAARD AND GARDEN.

In planting give trees pen ;niuri.
>.arlv Al. kinds of stock are inj1'
Gus 10 young orchards.
- setting out trees thin them -
% avoid forks and TO make them n
low. .r.es should
few apple and peach trees sn' No
,sn,eI every year TO keep up 'he
supply. o,ard should
rs,,laccd by thrifty young trees o.
some sort. rcba I'd
:. i not \ bad plan tokeepthe orcnniu
= u GOOD a condition OF fer'i'''s
as the corntield. nd
=" naa ~ decaving trees in the orcnar'
rera ! harboring and breeding p''e'
Cor insects and vermin.
The pear tree. after it once eo'A !,
- hearing. If kept healthy ean "
a.nenaed upon for fruit every sea.'
The best ground for peach ors 10
j sandy soil that has peer, p'"ns>
? ~ several years with genera ciof-'
! ~ ~, ,n;on between the scion an
. ,aer takes place by tie inner %.
!" and not by the cut surface OF ,he ~" ~
= rha slill Of the CRATER IS 'nen ~ :,
y l;sea 10 bring the inner o'rk =. :.
= Ion INTO close contact with 'he ~"
:, ,,a-l Of the stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

..a =, in an oblong sio. a.
,.x surface OF the cam o.
80. !. ascnrely fastened which Is counts ma -
- : strong spring (, the iron. liar ,h .
..'hieh Is connected TO the ero -. Zoo,
" The sliding clampC. When Inc i cor cor.
= no, in use the spring y. wn''n IA "a
an,aa 10 the bar & at one emu az" ,s..,
~ s,ool top at the other eno' 80" ~;
~. .,a arts TO assume the incl inclined, ~ ~
., NJ ,s shown. Upon the m,,Ne' i r
~ his weight on the seat, ' .na yssssl
,"I ! drawn inwardly around 'n ;.sslf "a
. - held and accommodates use, ,sa,,, i
Y ~ Of different diameters throus \.
w. e,;;um of the spring J. W.
-. ,,.ar removes his weight 'he sP = ~
NH, s',.es the seat to rise end at the sun ~
80 causes clamp { TO reie' se ,o,
, NM, The seat also serves 20 Nm np
49, ,o;l Of the animal during "' ,,nsh
.h M; ~. i done by drawing the a u' IN
W. ~, 81 the tail between the aa,,n.
par par tabletop before sitting 40"
GENTRY Gentleman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Many people are willing to pay -,
Many - but,er as well as in Other
a lss and il pays in making ou W,
things az" IN IN neat packages. Th' oes,
to pu' : srom cream which is rilrnsr
y nut and the dairymnn wn'
undertakes to do without ,'' an 'es sSo.c all
worN'" s, know the capabilities o. my
he mu ,s,diy,anaIly. or there will be {
COWS ,n ,~' every item Of profit. and ne % ?.
leak 70, lance , as to Why he reaps no ~ y
IN ,E y 'or all his labor. and di ,. e,
NTH life in general. : ~ I'm snes only ps,i
Hn.rh lends from failure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Though moro Dublin stories ~. az,
..,.au touna" than strictly true. sun,
the following harmless tale is believed ., e.,
10 have at least some Foundation ',,s =, ~
taet A weil-known lady, en- route ~
the las, drawing room, found herss.l
hopclcssly blocked in a me - n,an,
riages containing those un'ini"s 80" 80
people who had not me en'' w,ch
which she herself was eht''''1 au,v
"-nor.a that the policeman on au'y
,rauld not allow her 10 tale the iaN,
NO. her own hands and break thronen !
ne crowd Of vehicles around her, , 81.
,aa s ont Of the carriage window
and said to him in somewhat imper, e !
~. ,nue g. perhaps you don't know ina ina
: am the wife OF cabinet minister nss's
If n"' You 70" were the wife Of a . rreso I:
! ,sr,an minister" was the answer,
I couldn't let you pass."-Lonuoh "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

No, applied to the hooks a. WIZ -
srmIv held and will afford eoou s'p
, nart for pail. c. The yoke can aha n
EASILY made larger ., smaller % I pals,
q for receiving difierent-s,Ns suon III n,
Ia can be readily detached from WI
hna,ss a. turned over from 'he s' ,ha
nooN md there fastened again to inc
TOP, TOP a"a ,bus bringing the parts into .
.srv small space for por'aniii'y. 49,
W nc device shown by Figs. . anu !. :,
49, bucket is clamped and hel" - an, 'n
-, he action of the weight oil Wy
mon n movable seat anu -,
,aon In the drawings : rsp., 10
~, M c,amp-hoop. which ex'enos on. ,, :,
y ;ns which 'hn is intended to clamp sSou IN
S'sss ss'' the sea, os ne m IL
n,;cb i secured permanently = III
extension. b, of a CAM D. "h'e"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
A Spring Trip South

-, , aud 81, aud MAY D tcn .s
On ~ Ap sold from principal cities, .sw nn
Tue ssee Ala6ama Mississippi; f single
and pOItioa1 o Of Ss ,pip' SfeEess WIN oe
fare ior .mu within twen,y-one days, OF OF
good 70 fe &c - to agent a. destination AM A..
ssw % AZ any pGp. On ar sns
s ssoa and / he !, cannot sell a soT ss;s
sral fss' asgner Af E. 4, s.. Louis Nc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
..Ler.s Excursions to Ksnsas s"'
Nebraska.

On April 9Th, 2lst and ~. MAY he run run from
Homeseeker's Excursions W., ,e,.ritory West
Of Chicago and $, eu one iare pu:
in Kansas anu ,nd irin' Allwho can should
500 a s9r amt Of the cheap rates and IN, IN
spset prSsdrss's sse corn or sae BY the
Inilea pa"iac Railway Company, az IRON
- n X, 70 500 per acre, on ten years 'l'D'
only lilo down. va,sa. corn crop 10,
,eae ,.'itb 100000 acres IN cui.,sa.,o s,;
Yielded over . o Sern s4 600 DC
mated v nanSeo o. more than annual output Q
,nsa in The United States. ,rs,on,
gos% ~ taking advantage OF the excursi sar,
IND take receipts for all raiifoaIp a ,an
s sna the portion paid over sron s purchases
ian acres Information refarul.s ,i i~s
y n he ae aasscer,ained from the nearest raiir0'
9 agent. ,,n,a.s descriptive OF u
). 10 nds ,yrite to u. a. McALLAsfh"' ''"'
d Gnmu,issioner, Omaha, Heo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
enApE ROOF WOhM.
.,s s,ronge-, solution. OF
Only ~ ro,.cn- viii KIN IT. r,s

s,rougc-t solutions o.
Only '"e ,.,,.cn- viii KIN u.
xperiment station repo''e
?, No yraperoot worm Is 'he so
'na' - brown beetle. tina, .',. 80
q : ne ground. in the Nic'n,' ., -
49," o.. from the ia,'e, IT,. arr
GlcNe' AMI, september. but largely "a w..
80 Inly. feeding on the leasss i" of The
ing ny ~ eggs under the bark :, ., We
posi-. Thesc eggs hatch "u '. i,,rT
sn az a white color. WIN o ',,,1 and
worms ..h;ch drop TO the grou''" ~"
nj nj their way TO the roots 'ro ns,ruct-
mas ,a.d when full grown eonS 'arrer
,hes ar,hen cells. in when ny .inr 20
Ing ear'ns The winter. ADVANCING !,
ihs pupaI state in June '','ra s', developing
Ing ;" ,atea above. There : ou' NJ !,
ndnNs :" God The natural enen''s, /, I
annu", ,,ay known. attack the eFp ga ~" /,
far as now ~" I'm be poisoned 7;
The .r INC solutions Of arsem ',,, ! IN !,
sons: anu -, q bisuiphide o. carbon. ~, Ill
the 'u'. n,;rripr " the soil dur'"a ,s "a
anu 81, ~ AVER the roots during 'n,s No ru !,
SUI gu, !, a,so lie Of service N prs soo,s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

A the West is. il is often Z, So,ure,ent safe
it 10 ,hs share cf Hostei,ers s,ons sns
guard N lists s Which absolutely nuaaes emil mi
poison should 81 ear this in mind Nor snlhs
Il be forgotten. the bIi'srs consiipa
remedy ior ay.pep, nervous Complaints an'
,.he,im atism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Grass almost 10 the corn. ne eo", a
'he 60, ~ his field for hay. ana pa9
~. the rest by tying the rope . :"
a ,@ place on the fence oc ',,'a y sle
ny ,,p,,s the cow to move along a. sne
,so,,ld when loose TO eat.--Couh''s -
.f.,.,on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
STEEL RAILS ON ROADS.



49,, 800, s.h,.un.. for good ronds--
~, ~ laying tracks ~ brond h',ei
rails along country roads anD ~.
streets for the wheels a 'vhiol'S ~ -"
III thus greatly Increasing the W.
IAN mower Of horses ana VIC p'n.'
a,.'fdr, and convenience Of driving 49,
49, ,,os suggested by 10Y
~. ~ Ney jersey. in his 'as' H.
,a-.. Ii apparently n an e1'oo'",' n'.
and improvement ~ q system y
III, us.d IN some foreign
,a which has proved very
,efartorv. Cox, Ners
lion. which j. really Wy KY -
,;,ion of Mr.. Iudd. eonnisS'o's AK,
ro,ds. Is TO lay double trachS =, ~.
a,npo the country roads hiiins !"
,,e,,veen the rails with ofoinais
-, ~ macadam. He says no'
ara,y IN such steel track ~ 'i,''N
,ah ~ on macadam. The nnah''''' !,
,,,, ,bich drivers Of all manner 70
.'hiclcs in CITY streets take 10 ING
,racl. clearly illustrates the iuen.
NM 81 the streets along the 'ihe =
e ""' r;vernool. over which heaV.
y loads of all kinds are ura~"
"a from the ships. have long SINUS =. h.;
H. such as are used at crossing :
/" - ~ end in four paraliel ro"s =
:" a,nrc the street. practically i'"e -
, - The rest If the street Is p"''
~ .'.;,h pelcian granite set in the oru'h"'
~ WIZ ,rhsse wheel tracks OF gram
~ slahs afford a perfectly reg ''''
,,b surface for the trucks ~
,ybile the granite sets give g
li'' ~ sr ,ha horses. This style
~ PN' lac proved of great utiity
an convenience. 1t Is mueh $50
..t horses than where the "Hee''
St. III, over the small sets anu W
~, much, better work. ~ ao"N nv
,,,,;c comfort. too. because VI. -
almost noiseless. Inc siaos !"
~ - than the small sets, oeca
.s ;s no irregular wear by Jol'
Tb;s system OF paving is N vs.
- the streets about me ~
rrooaor in Antwerp and many
c;,ies in Great Britain anu :" -
,inent. OF course. steer i",''
IN creat Improvement on me ~
y elabs in many respects -.
crani.e has an advantage over s'.s
7,se in crowded city streets ID -
/, not more slippery IN we. y,
,,,n Is the rest of the paving.
' :, - hroad rails Of steel might prove y
sup oi 60 horses where there IS
AN he erous lot Gov. Wcrts.
adapt crossihH - .s,..a the use OF ST.
pals, ever Only use
=" ~ MANY Of the streets OF Shs", !.
~ o,hcr towns in the nor.n OF -
10 -" .rc nayed with blocks OF stone =
inches long by TO y M"
=, rhase streets are practically as
anu anu !, as The sidewalks. The stone = :
~, and softer than the grahi'e. -
ie MI ,nis pavemen. is excellent for ca
c.ant other ligh, vehicles. because !.
~ 10. smoothness and comfort -
oul = GOOD for heavy trucking espee
p ,op ne ~ we, weather. as the horses ar. !,
my 10 get n good purchase Oh ~
- h,ocl,s.-N. y. sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

.srur is leap year. know - sa fsr . tnr
maid "a but d. not think J co,la n w 10
eet my madeny mSaes, ,yyn a. y asked the
youth seeing she hesl'a =, ',ae TO me. IN. Y
at an offer ii il were iha1e "
uerald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

r,u,p HopsrKrErrH.- Mrs. S Ses ,rnm
r ,yisl have TO have speaking auoeir Mr
the diams SsS,4 Mrs II w SseMcd~@well, J
Newcd-m ny way oi talking TO the coos
must lisl.9 gess having her throw dishes al 'ls'
Truth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

- .,,ox indsrrcctly pressed, ; UPON
co ssnen we are suffering under ai and 10
o oande -FOUR. our grief more poignant NO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

MnaS sr n can dccid, but that o. arm. ,h..
. .'.nsr "a fortune Is the Judge s soEaie,
where ~ onS the bar the field. Drydeh'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

v,x.o-.This physicgnomist SAYS lave ave
a.s;ye. impnlsivc people gcnerala , The,
$3.50 eyes, knowso-"li ho' a. '-''
cot them aier''-Truth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Mn. GrMxr with deep s eSp,GsM,ai Mrs. Ten
Mr.' Glauders. Do tell me MS Mrs Gianders
spc..'s scandal, Wont ~, y nearly 81 dreadful ~
YOU hope. Judge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Frs stoned nee So fits Is after rst aays1ns o,.
Nerve hrs' c,rss Treatise and s ,rlai I ps
Marvellous G." x line. p3l Arch st., Phiia-' -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

!, the fruit trees are ,. m, s,ronr sof,
bark n a',s. into which e little e'
.c,d has bean stirre"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

,rnc Cough, Pisos Cure y
FoR Wnoopane An y. DIETER 90 %
sns s .essi Ave. Brooklyn, \. u, NoV' - "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

orR dangers aud delisn' So Or ana prickle
from the sane stem 'n'
ri.e Shakespeare
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
DETER THAN HOHOI1
ra.,e-u Man Pastures four ~"
no" an Wagon Path.

inclosc sketch Of a simple eo" -
! nh. ,.h;cb Is cheap and very easy 20
. .aanare By it have pas'urs,a ..amo',
COWS at time on wagon P Ran "a eat
: Acid Of corn. allowing me" =
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