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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12

city who had for several years played the
game Tor recreation, organized the Hnick-
erbocker Club and adopted the cons ,itu-
ZION and bylaws. Scattered through these
bylaws the FIRST written rules Of the game
are 20 be found
The hts' regular game OF bali under
THESE new rules vas PLAYED At HohGkea
N. j., June ~ 1855 between the Nnickcr.
Booker aud New York teams. OF New York
city, The latter was rot n regularly or
Eanixed ciah, hsins made up OF young men
who got together merely for the playing OF
that one game
After the knickerbocker Club the Goth
ans came into existence. This was In
1850, then cam. the rskforjs. az Crasn-
point. and the Unions, OF Mol-riSangs.
names which were familiar 10 old-,iners.
THE uiNmpic Cleh. OF Boston, orranised
In iSei j. accredited With being the nrst
club In Massachusetts,. and for A year q
was the or'N one In the field. Daring the
summer OF i>S the first match was PLAYED
win the Elm Trees, Then next year the
Greer Mountain sCiuh was formed and
several exciting games mere played on
the Common. The Trimouniains were or
1ahiked soon after this and were The Hrst
% play under the nag ~ The National As.
ISOLATION OF Ral Players. formed In Nex
York In MAY, 1885,
The Game BECOMES scientific.
The National Association os Baseball
PLAYERS spranE into existence IN the fol
lowing year and on Marrh .. iSS the
sis~i aanual meeting was held Here g.
where the real serious business ~ baseball
began. From this time the game made
rapid strides. The establishment, OF the
system OF Ihytrs known az the New
YORK game marks the beginning Of seies-
tlrc baseball lnpertan, chanres in The,
game were made, and many - these I'M
p'ovcments aaNe stcet thv test OF years
si'l existing a. then amended The sqaars
was superseded by TIE diamond; canvas
bases were substituted for stakes. A
pitched hall took the F'src Or a thrown
hall; game consisted 81 nine innings
Instead % a certain ser5esY Of runs ani n
was necessary 20 put three men ont in
stead OF one Sefore the side could be De-
esarcd out. Furthermore. tho t,assrnnncr
could not b. pnt cat hS haspg hit with ths,
tall i;ai Al this tirne catch of fair -
toui bound disposed Of ha;smAn. Tbs
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MARK THESE poIsT
InvaIids should Mark,

Ffrst-That the Copeland sysc11
rehuke to the sin and abuse OF - lssss1
ing the sick. .fsn
Second-That under the Copela4S H. n
TEN no patient Is subject TO
capricious fee-charging or to
levy or expense whatever bey Fl
assessment OF IS monthly, inc'e
medicines. h
Third-That chronic cases 49, -
symptom blanks by country ILL.,
diagnosed and treated by man - E7.
nonlenal success. i.
Fcurth-That consultation -
all who have chronic diseases az r.
invited TO come to the Office ane ~ =
with the physicians about fne1 80
write fully and freely by mai
rtfth-That the Copeland
cure chronic catarrh. asthma,
malignant catarrh OF the stoms
kidneys, and all chronic rnaiea.s,1 s.
great expedition and p. attie e. .ssz
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new man. and win never cease u9Ut&
ful to the Copeland specialists -
they have done for me-"
MR.. JOHN $. LIE BALLISTERH4
Skagit county, Wash. and "
throughout that portion Of the a34
kidneys and bladder, totally incato
him from labor. He took home tn
and now he writes: Il have gone W{
In logging camp. driving :
team team Of .oo oSen MAJ. 50 YOU you Sc
good as new. The sorsepG -
an left my kidneys. and N ~
and lameness In nv limbs h4xl
peared, thanks to the Copeland
stftuie. l have sent quite q Eoo4
son soaa TO be cured ana shan COM
MRS. MARY A. SIMMONe. e -
Or. cured OF catarrh OF ths
My neighbors say It IL almost III
ing the dead ccnse 70 life to -
treatment / did not eat an 0unce =
and two doctors said I vas ahQ49
OF starvation. My stomach wou4
tain even water. We had no faif1
medicine. Other medicine ~
killed me. and my friends would
me yours after 1t came for IT,
Finally they did so. as a last re4(l
result Is my pain Is all gone:
ravenouS appetite, ana feel U4{04L&X
fer ten years. and my friends q {
4 miracle"
]. Fl. MORRIS. a telegraph opnEo
kiona. Wash. who was cured Of L.
prostration more than year -
mall treatment, writes. II aEom
you Z few lines to let you know
continued good health. the reEuH
careful and scientific treatment
long time ago. There have NV
any symptoms Of return Of disoo
am strong and robust"
Mr. r. A. BIRD. Of LafayeQ
Cured OF catarrh of head. throat q
Mr.. A. r. DoorITTLE. Of Orc! e.
Or.-catarrh Of head and throat I! {. !.
MIR. JOHN REDMOND. OF MOI!
Or--Cured OF catarrh OF the
Mr.. d. II. CLOSE. of Oregon CRY E
Catarrh of head. throat and - III
Mr., FRED cHR1srIANscN
Blakeley Wash.--Hearing resfoep9
tarrh Of stomach: cured -
HON. J. A. CAyANACGH. Kent
Cured OF catarrh OF head and sso
age of s5.
CAPT. HARRY REEVE. Rainl9
Cured of catarrh of stomach ana
MRS. r. q. MKAY. kirkland.
Catarrh OF head and throat 10 yenss 3
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost OF full course Of treatment
Mt the Copeland Medical Institute is at
the rate Of % per month. whether the
requisite period Of treatment be three
months or three weeks. This fee In
cludes all medicines and the constant
and watchful care Of all patients to .
flnsl cure, Examlnation FREQ.
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NOT CAN Err, BUT CATARRH.

She Thought She Had Cancer OF the
stomach and Many Physicians
Treated Her In yain-But It Was
Cstarrh and the Copeland physician .
Effected . peedy Cure.
A well-known resident Of Everett Wash,
IL Mrs. NJ. J. Winslow. She has resided In
that city and vicinity for seven years. and
her restoration to health after years of
suffering Is naturally attracting a great
deal OF attention. She says:
II have suffered greatly for years with
my stomach. until I became q chronic and
almost helpless invalid. Everything ate
distressed me. had attacks of vomiting
daily, and often several times In one day
My stomach was sour constantly. and I
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THE COPELAND TREATMENT.

1t cures.
II Is mid.
II II soothing.
It restores health.
Its cost Is trifiing.
II lis praised by Thousands.
II Is within the reach Of all.
1t is given for month for IS.
Its cured patients recommend It.
IT is taken at home successfully.
1t drives catarrh from the system.
II demands no big physicians fee.
1t is taken by rich and poor alike.
II is both local and constitutional
II uses mild. antiseptic inhalations.
1t reaches distant patients by mail.
II makes a radical and lasting cure.
1t stops innumerabie aches and pains.
1t costs but IS a month. medicine free.
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READY TO PLAY BALL
National Baseball League Sea-
soa Opens Nsxt Thursday.
the CHEAT AasER'cAH GAME.
n nistcry - uGsss -Long Scores al
IL Ola Timss-The Game Of To-
day - - Prospccts.


E0 bffE2 ~ hDsA htst
me National Base
ball League opens
sts season April ls.
Young America
knew IL the next day
after the date had
been fixed. and the
Information has been
thrust upon Old
America. Willy niliy,
provided he has no
interest In the great
est OF American
games. which Is not
likely. for baseball
has been In exist
ence long enough to
prove its stability as
the most popular of
all outdoor games
or pastimea. and 1t
deserves this dis
tinction.
OF the origin OF
baseball much has
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SORE THROAT FOR YEARS.

Physicians and Medicines Did Her No
Good Till the Soothing Balm OF the
Copeland Treatment Brought Relief
and Restored Her the Health Lost
Through Catarrhal PolsOns.
A lady well known in Seattle is Mrs.
Laura Downs, residing in Latona. one OF
the city's most beautiful suburbs. From
an emaciated invalid she was restored to
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write for symptom BIsnk -
your case diagnosed II VIII - ID
nothing. The charges for heue "a
ment are the same as for go s...'
snent- - u month, all msdie1Dee
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COMPOSITION IL n0nparell. riinior. bre-
Nfer OF long primer faces on the foIiax-
INK size hSsiiess Sonparell or niaion. no,
exceeding Is ems pscs; brewer moi ex-
seeaiag is ems plea; iong primer. no. ex-
ee~eiag - ems plea Special terms on
large orders Actress Post-IntslEgeacer.
Seattle.
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WONDER OF THE AGE.
THE LATEST TRIUMPH OF MEDICAL SCIENCE EIONEHE THD MCrr


Curing
Expense offs Nominal
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One Of the hsppiest men in Seattle today
is Mr.. Isaac NJ. Ford. of sos Lake street.
who has been a resident OF the city for five
years. His happiness is caused by his res
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a list In the orr
by them in the
this list namd
order for app
cancies and 81
class for the
observed, hot
the required
a candidates
not be exhau
If two candid
general aver
ton. prefere
whose stand
The examil
days and no
by any cand
dergoing exa
the governm
Upon receiV
cessful candG
himself with
are to be woU
and make the
where he will =
of two years
ment school d
taken up durir
ship, navigatio
and such other
the department
-.
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ON REVENUE CUTTERS
What 1t Is Necessary to Do to
Obtain q Cadetship.
OPPORTUNITIES IN THE SERVICE
Examination for the Pacific Coast to he
Held in May, Probably In San
Francisco-P Pay OF Omcers.

Twelve cadetships in the United States
revenue cutter service will soon be avail
able for young men able 10 pass an exam
tnatfon 10 be held early in May at a place
not yet designated In order to be desig-
mated to appear before the board of ex-
aminers. the applicant. who must be q
citizen OF the United States between the
ages OF Is and = years and unmarried
must send an application in his own hand
writing TO the secretary of the treasury
at Washington City. The application Is
10 be accompanied with satisfactory EVIL
dence in writing of the good moral char
acter and correct habits of the applicant.
The examination to be held in May will
probably be at San Francisco for appli-
cants from this Coast, and is physical as
well as mental Any young man over
feet inches in height who Is well formed
ana active need not fear the former. but
the mental examination Is severe 1t is
entirely in writing and confined to the fol-
lowing subjects: Mathematics. including
arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigo-
nometry. physics, chemistry. grammar.
composition and rhetoric. history. spelling.
geography. literature: language, either
German. French or Spanish, as may be Sc
lected by the candidate, and general in
formation. The examination is conducted
by a board Of line officers of the service.
to be designated by the secretary of the
treasury.
The standard of proficiency has been
fixed at IS per cent. and candidates fall
ing to attain that average on the examin-
alton considered as a whole, will be re-
jected. They may. il otherwise qualified.
take a second examination at the
next annual converting of the board of ex-
aminers. Failure In two examinations
will result in the final rejection Of the can
didate
The examinations are strictly competi-
tive. Candidates who pass the required
standard in both the physical and mental
examinations viii be eligible for appoint
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81 or proHciency exnlnlteu
Rental examination. From
will be taken in regular
atment to fill existing va
as may occur before the
r is made up. 1t is to be
FER, that the passing Of
ndard does not guarantee
poinument. as the list may
81 in making up the class.
rs should obtain the same
J on the entire examina-
will be given to the one
in mathematics Is higher.
bon will occupy about five
TT of the expsnSe incurred
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i hear In the orchestral morn,
Midst the flute. the jewsharp and the horn
A bird with a note like a vote.
Straight and sweet from the throat:
Like the voice Of the light after night:
Bob White"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
Administrator Sale
of Personal PrODerty.

Notice il hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator Of the estate OF
Levi wiscaver, deceased, will offer for
Sale at public auction, at the residence
OF the late decedent in the western part
OF Boone township, Dubois county,
Indiana, on
TUESDAY, MAY 26th, 1896,
all the personal property belonging to
said decedent, consisting of-l20O BUSH
els OF wheat, 1000 bushels OF corn, 200
bushels Of oats, lot OF hay, 43 head OF
cattle, "a head of sheep, 80 head OF hogs.
head Of horses, wagons, 2 buggies,
] hay loader, self binder, 2 mowers, 1
wheat drill, 3 sets wagon harness, sets
buggy harness, corn crusher, shelter
and corn burrs, plain engine, rs bee
stands, ] set Of 3 ton stock scales, 5000
feet OF lumber, land roller, plows.
farming implements, and household and
kitchen furniture.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums OF five
dollars and under cash; on amounts over
five dollars q credit Of six months will
be given, the purchaser executing his
note for the amount, with two good free
hold sureties TO the approval OF the adj
and bearing interest at 8 per
cent. per annum from date.
CHARLES r.. WIscAvER, Admir-.
MfLBuRN X SWEENEY, Att'ys.
April "a, 1856.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

The election on Tuesday in Hunt
ingburg for three councilmen wa,
holly contested, and the Republi
cans claimed everything in sight
but when the ballots were counted
they were not in it, to any great ex.
tent. They elected John Smoker
in the LIST ward, over b. Kloster-
man, BY 8 majority, where they
usually had 80. In the I'd ward
Gustave Brett, Democrat, was elect
ed BY "A majority over H. Hille-
meyer, Rep. In the Sd ward Hen.
~ Prior, Dem, beat Asa Tilton.
Rep, 10 votes; w. J. McMillen,
Populist, got 4 votes in this ward.
The candidates were all nominees
OF their party. The Dems. iubilat.
ed Wednesday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

The Republicans Of Dubois coun.
~ met It Kastner's hall on Satur.
day last, and representatives were
present from every township but
Ferdinand. Chairman Anderson
called the meeting to order. and
stated the business to come before
the meeting was to appoint dele
gates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, which meets At New ALBANY on
the 10th Of July, and to the Repre-.
sentative Conventions, which occur
at West Baden on the 29th OF Nav
There was no attempt 1t oratory
OF any kind, though editor Lewis
looked like he was primed for it.
The call for nominations Of dele
gates brought out 90 many names
that It was necessary TO resort TO Z
ballot to decide who should be &C.
lectsd. About forty votes, "more
or less, were put in . hat, and six
delegates were elected to each con.
vention.
Il Was determined 70 nominate q
full county ticket, and the chair
man Wa authorized 70 issue 1 call
TOR : mass convention at the citv
hall at Huntingburg, to assemble on
the drst Saturday In September.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

~ Allowances are necessarily
made at each term of the Circuit
and Commissioners Courts for clean
the basement room Of the Court
house, and even then the Board Of
Health have repeatedly considered
the advisability of presenting a CON-
plant 70 the grand juries to have
the nuisance abated, and the Com
missioners indicted for maintaining
. nuisance. 1t costs the county
over $25 year to maintain the
nuisance as it is, and has cost the
officers . good deal more than that
for medical attendance rendered
necessary by its continuance. Now
there is no reasonable excuse for it.
The county is able to have modern
conveniences, and it will be q credit
to the County Commissioners 70
provide them for the county build
ings, and with proper connections
with the waterworks there will be
no danger of complaint, or injury to
health Of anyone. 1t will be saw
ing OF money to the taxpayers gen
orally. The vault should be en-.
tirely filled, and modern closets ar
ranged. 1t is hoped it will be or
dered at the June term.
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Chicago, Indianapolis and
Chattanooga Southern
Railway Company.

ISDIANAPoLIs. ISD., April III, M.
a special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Chicago, Indianapolis and Chat
tanooga Southern Railway Company
will be held at the Denison House, In
dianapolis, Indiana, on Saturday, May
10th, 1895, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of receiving propositions for the
building of its line Of road, and to vote
on the subject Of issuing an additional
increase Of stock and bonds sufficient for
payment OF the same, also to transact
such other business as may come before
such meeting. +. l.. Patrick, Pres't.
Ii. X. CowEN, Secretary.
April 18th, 1896. 1T.
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Notice is hereby given that the unda,
signed, Trustee OF Hall township, will
attend to township business on each Sat.
nrday Of the year, at NV Office. and ~ ~
sons having township business to tran.
Saturdays. - -" op
The township library will also be found
a. my Office near Rosamond, and the III.
books. ''''ary
The Indiana Series Of School book.
may be had at my Office, and al John I
in Celestine.
LEVI l.. JACOBS,
= 80 Trustee Hall township.
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Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Levi Wiscaver
deceased.
Said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent.
CHARLES +. WisCAvER, Admir-.
MiLBuRN 4 SWEENEY, Att'ys.
April "a, 1885,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
A NEW
MANIAC

! desire to inform the public that
! have purchased Of Mr.. Haller the
Grocery store formerly conducted
by him, will continue the BUSH
ness at the same stand, Jackson
street between 4th and 9Th. will
be pleased to see one and all, and
will supply them with the best and
freshest groceries at reasonable
prices. l have on hand this week
q lot of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

:. The greatest show on earth Of it's kind
Native born Red Man and Wild West
Cow Bows will accomplish feats OF horse.
man-ship that has surprised the world
Don't fail to see them at Louisville Nav
18th and l4th and ut Evansville Nav 18th
Tickets will be sold from Jasper al one
fare for the round trip, good returning
tame day or first train OF next.
Y. +. CLAycoMB, Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

~The COURIER on April 3, pub
lished some items from Birch Creek
from Stranger" in which there
was an allusion to Mr.. Smith "hide-
ing meat" and now he wants to
know what was meant. The editor
supposed it was some joke, and at
the time paid no attention to it.
Correspondents should be more care
full in making their meaning plain.
Will Stranger" oblige US and Mr..
Smith, by explaining his item?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

An editor who plunges into a dis
cussion OF something that he does
not understand is always an object
OF pity; but he is after all not en-
titled to anywhere near 30 much
sympathy Is the unfortunate SUBJ
scribers who are weekly swindled in
TO paying for the inconsequential
chat that he spreads before them
Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

A RARE TREAr.-Dr. J. p. d.
John will deliver his celebrated
lecture upon Ingersollism at the
City Hall, Huntingburg, on Sat.
urday night, May 18th. It will be
. rare treat for lovers Of good ora.
tory. The train for Jasper will be
held until 1880 for those attend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

[ The first commencement Of the
, Jasper High School will be held on
! May II, 1896. Under Prof. Yer
| non regular high school course
was adopted last year, and is being
pursued with credit. The fact that
there are four graduates this year
speaks well for the industry Of the
students, and the attention Of the
Principal, and shows that a high
school course may be maintained in
the Jasper Public Schools, and the
Board Of School Trustees deserve
credit for trying the experiment.
In the interest of the town schools
there should be no backward steps
hereafter in this regard. now that
its success is proven. BY main
tanning it literally in another year
It can be placed among the COM
missioned high schools Of the State,
and thus add materially to the good
reputation Of our growing town
throughout the world, wherever
the catalogues Of the several State
collegiate institutions circulate.
Parents everywhere, looking for
suitable locations, examine some Of
these catalogues now, to see what
educational advantages a town has,
before locating.
The four graduates this year are
Misses Clothildia Buettner, Gussie
Clark, Emma Joseph, and Mr..
Curran Clark. The motto of the
class is "Vincit qui SO vincit. :"
The COURIER is indebted to the
salutatorian, the studious and ac-
complished Miss Buettner, for a
copy OF the program, which was
neatly printed in Bloomington, Ills.
but for which they paid higher
price than would have been charged
them at this Office for as good Job.
This does not show a disposition to
live and let live," which should ,
be one Of the lessons taught at
school. However the COURIER con-
lusrs its resentment, and is ready 6
o furnish them the next one. The
ollowing is the arrangement for the
>varo..a..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
New Potatoes,
New Cabbage,
Radishes, Etc.

All nice and fresh. Free delivery
70 all parts Of Jasper at all times.
Come and see me.
JOHN II. TROUTMAN.
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,.,s Hiy, a!c Cu5:" for Rheumatism and Neu-
siou upon che system Ii rem M able ana
mysseri0uo. Ie removes 1t once the cause
r snd she disease immcdiasely disappesrs.
sI nS Irss dose greatly benefits, - cents.
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II will pay you, II contemplating buy.
ing bicycle this season, TO come and
LOOK at the "Waverley" now on exhibi-
uon ct the Hardware store, now sold at
reduced prices by LoREY 4 SruRx. 2
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taOOd Residence in lrcinn.t
Enr Aa1as

Rouse NJ eight rooms and two hale
and good cellar, with three town hts "a
ireland. Good water. stable, AMI 9TH
oos buildings. In good ORDER ever
wsy; . nice home near chUpvhcs an.t
e,cn, s with good society ssSroun.iinr.
VIII be sold very cheap and on easy
ses~s. Apply 70 q. DoAxs, jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
First Quarterly Report Of Dubois County
Board Of Health, 1875.

SAtSE VI DEAIH -AlUutIlludIld
z, Apoplexy, Cerebral 1, Blood
Poison 1, Bronchitis 2, Diarrhoea 2,
Diphtheria 1, Dropsy 2, Fever,
Scarlet 3, Fever, Typhoid 1, Heart
Disease !, Myelitis 1, Old Age 4,
Pneumonia IL, Phthisis 1, Rheu-
matism 2.-Total SO.
b. B. Brannock. M. d.
Sec'y. Dubois Co. h. Of II.
Jasper, May 9Th, 1896.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

~Ths Normal school q Jasper
received quite . number Of aces.
sions 70 it, students this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

For Treasurer,
EDWARD A. BOHNERT.
For Sheriff,
HENRY CASSIDY.
For Coroner.
ORVILLE A. BIGHAM.
For Surveyor,
WILLIAM T. YOUNG.
For Commissioner I'd District,
JOSEPH SCHROEDER.
For Commissioner Sd District,
JOSEPH FRITZ.
For County Assessor,
WILLIAM H. KUPER.