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II. see the Kay see.

1obr Kirby, vice president and general
agar ~ The Gulf, Beaumont and Kan as
c,,v ,eft on the southern Pacific last night
,,nv with ]. Francis Lee. general
IN ru'' ~ tho Messenger department oil ths
assiie, , ., paciac with headquarters az
S CsIcaro Mr. Lee will be shown me roau
n ,,,m, one end to the other under inc PEI
a aloan attention of Mr.. Kirby From beau-
sonat NJ lee will 20 to New Orleans
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~ Of Cntne Feedinw.

~ Texas, December 80 w.
\ mead OF the firm # Codpir,
4 a. is in the city. Mr.. oodair
oa' $4,000 head of cattle from
ana Ioyah this season. FIJI
I, o. them went to Chicago and
=, Louis. The feed yards, lie
evntain about $4,000 cattle on
H. ss seed and IN addition 10
svodl 10000 sreers have resn
ktsr r',le feeders that VIII be Iut
yer In the season.
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r, md bridge Timbers.

Aus,in Texas, December SO'-Enee'iNe
today the railroad commission faos ' 'l
~ ., cents per 100 pounds en- cross sles
md % cents per 100 pounds on nrlase ',n VIA
bers between points on tne i Inns snd
sabine branch Of the Mlsso"'i' ''
Texas and Ell Paso, Texas
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Colonel Gordon's Views,

Austin. Texas. December 2o,--Coionei
Jim Gordon OF Georgetown; for many years
dtstrfct attorney OF Williamson County,
Il in the city. Colonel Gordon is for say
ers for governor and Gays his county WIN
Instruct for him in ihs primaries. ksitr-
ring 10 The congressional race, he expressed
The opinion that Albert Srrlescn sonld
carry The county solid. both at the primaries
ard AZ IN. uollf
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Santa Fe over the contract existing be-
tween the roads covering the handling OF
business over the Wharf companys tracks
in Galveston. The first named line gave
the required notice TO withdraw from the
agreement with hopes 10 effect another.
That is all there is TO &C.
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= n wr,rht. snIooni.t.

Wiusboro. Texas, December 2s.-Ed a.
Wright. saiosnist made deed Of trust
,essy. n, T. Mattox trustee. Preferred;
~ D. carIock for 500. Edel Brothers for
stssO. NJ. e. Avis for 500. Merchants and
planters bank for $S5,
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, pr,sop Entertninmenf.

The Houston East and west ieN"s w.
make a rate of one and third iares '''
the round trip from points within twenty
svs miles of Lufkin to Rusk, Texas; on
asr Of the entertainment to Dc gaVem
az ,ha inmates of the Rusk pen.tentiary on
,So night Of January l. The Texas t I'M
fs will run special train from LUSH
- Rusk for the same event inu IN ~
leaves LuflSin at p. m anu
,nediately after the performance
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Tbs Mooreyyood Failure.

New York, December 3o.--The sche9oies
IN tho assignment OF George y. Moorewood
a Co. shipping and produce merchants,
show liabilities OF $lSs.S23. nominal az
se,s el75s: actual assets. s29.o4s.
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."iiihcd with Itself.

was December ga small
'ea mere in the yards last nlsht
], As'shts We're switching. The
b. sraln backed into lie rear
b wa ne Train. bursting open a
N ~ h,oaaed with hogs. GRIPPING
n " 'hem. Some draw bars we're
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- shons nj CIeburpc.

cleburno. Texas. December - - -
80, General Manager L. J. Poik 10 lhe
citizens of cleb.rne is to the elect %, "a,
,,s- I'll, soon be let for the Sshta re
DICE and that substantial progress Nlii
s snobshly be seen inside Of thirty aASs'
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waxshachie. Texas. December so,-A.
q. Kibier, coda water and confectionery,
licd ehattcl mortgage today. naming Tom
Tierney ~ trustee The instrument In
cludes debts y The amount = Sl>1s. ~
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I,Oui vile. KY, December ao.--lns s.. s' ,ha
.rn,nga 81 he southern railway .or i'r
.e,H 80 81 december we're s8is,S4e. an
tnl, rasse of s3s.92i Since July y the s'g n
ii. '.e,nes amoanted 10 ss,sil'o,o' an ~
craase OF s576.335.
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Far Nervous Women
uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. J. H. Alexander, Charlotte, y. u,
SAYS: III is plossant TO the taste, and
ranks among the best 81 nerve tonics ics
nervous females"
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or the Southern roads the
ana Great. Northern is The oaiy on" iei".,
ms decreased earnings Of any c''isi'a'Ap's
amouut. me gross earnings for tue '"S
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AsTORI-A.
. s.;5s
Y bocAL HOLIDAY Excur.

Holiday EXCUl.-
!, sIoNS.
and New Year holi-
~ kansas ami Texas rail
m re,'il sell round trio tickets
~inls en- It's iine at rate OF
r, A,'a isre for the round irips
Al, sa's December "a. rs and n.
|srr sry ,s 1885; good Tor return
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..,,,,,rtus Whatever.

-ss Bay Shore ROAD has no co'np'''n'
$3.50 avainst the Galveston. Houston
VIII va H.pderson and the Gull. Colorado an0
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THE NEW


uarn and wife, Sabine Pass; j.
Memar. j. NJ. Dawson. Mex
" X. Stafford. Columbus: Jonn
~, Ennis: r. T. Harrington.
u; W. J. Schenck. Jr.. HIS
NH l,aney, Sabine Pass; Chas.
~ boston; @. j Mascot, p. T..
wv wife, Beaumont; Fl. Law
VM1nnville, Chas. Peterson, ROCK
I" - Mcbride, w. j. Lytle, san
4 a, Grifiin and wife. Van Al
~. MITCHELL, city; J Ben Stat
W,.,i A. L. Bowers, Palestine;
IND. w. Bruinstedt, Calves
|, SI,pAins, Waco; j. M. Berger,
q. ~ NJ west, w ID, G. James,
IN W. sadler. Fort Worth: NJ. w.
M %aie doliad Miss Ida Croft,
- II. Howard, Galveston.
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,,,r , ,,uu.,rcd Thousand.

II. Thompson & Co OF Houston arc No.
40 for 1872
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THE HOTELS

6o;rE.L
LIS
|n.a' to
|r day.
| Elegant
.
| rooms.
1 iocat-
| accom-
Is fer
bal men
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Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j. Gun
derman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: II have
no hesitation in recommending DR.
Kings New Discovery, as the results
were almost marvellous in the case OF my
wife. While was pastor Of the Baptist
Church, at Rves Junction, she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms Of
coughing would last hours with little in
terruption, and it seemed as il she could
not survive them. A friend recommend
ed DIR. Kings New Discovery; it wal
quick in its work and highly satisfactor,
in results" Trial bottles free at Martin
Friedman's drug store. Regular siz'
Soc and 81.
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Clothing at cost at
Eckerts' New Store.
New Broom Shop.

The best Brooms are hand made
brooms, and they are made at the
Guckes Broom Manufacturing Co. ),
on West Fifth street, one square
from the Public Schools.
We make any kind of broom the
public wishes by giving us one
days notice.
We sell wholesale and retail from
81. 10 a dozen up to $500 dozen,
and from 15c to 35c a piece.
We will work up your broom
corn, in three different styles, to
suit you, for SC, lOc, and 12'sc Q
piece.
On Brooms in lots of to 10 doz
en- we give special prices, in 70 te
so dozen lots we give jobbers prices
We also can make your brooms II
either grade Of corn. The standard
are the soft carpet green corn.
Why not buy good hand made
broom for the same money you buy
steam made broom. Give us {
chance; your interest is our interest
GucKEs Broom MFG. Co.,
H +. GucKEs, Manager.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ne ii.- ~
'' a:;'"&<AzzNx - ~

$. Fritz, of 677 Sedgwick street, Chi
cago, SAYS: II had severe cough
which settled on my lungs. l tired
number of advertised remedies and al
so placed myself under treatment OF sew
eral physicians, with no benefit. was
recommended to try Foley's Honey and
Tar. With little expectation OF getting
relief, purchased bottle. i had tax
en- but few doses when felt greatly I'M
proved; | was enabled to sleep, splitting
OF blood ceased, and by the time ! had
taken the second bottle was entirely
we'll. Ii saved my life" Nj. Friedman
One thing is certain: 1t will not do !,
fool with bad cold. No one can tel
what the end will be. Pneumonia
catarrh, chronic bronchitis, If not con
sumption, invariably result from a ne
elected cold. 1t is surprising too, tina
bad colds are so often neglected wher
one remembers how easily and at wha
little expense they may be cured
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is alway'
prompt and eficctual, and costs but
trifle; - or 80 cents is trifle as com
pared with the disastrous effects OF ne
elected cold. Mr.. Abner Mercer o.
Dilworthtown, Chester County, Pa, II
speaking of this remedy, said: Some
time ago had bad cold and cough.
tried almost everything. Finally MI
Hunt, the druggist, recommended Cham
berain's Cough Remedy, and one 0
cent bottle OF il cured me entirely Fo
sale by NJ. Friedman, Druggist.
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bennington Lip.

Tie protracted meeting was post
poned here for two or three weeks
on account of sickness.
Miss Maggie Schnarr was seen
going home from the box supper at
Portersville last Friday night by her
self. at seemed very strange.
Mr.. Ira Lennon was seen leaving
Ex-Sheriff Traylor's residence last
Sunday night. He had been gone
but a short time until Miss lola
left the room, and when she re
turned she said she heard distan
thunder. The next day she found
out that it was SRA" hitting thu
big bridge. When he got home h
told his father that if he had no
been very handy with his feet HI
would have been gone, for he saw
little house cat under the bridg
and thought it was panther.
There was crew of hunters il
his country last Saturday from Jas
per. They were very lucky, as the.
had the best hounds in the country
One of the citizens of Egypt say
that he has never lived so happy il
all his life as he is now, for he has
school-miss boarding with him.
(THE TWO ScREECH Owls.
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The County Superintendent.

HOLLAND. IND, JAN. 4th 81.
Editor Of the COURIER In an
issue of the COURIER, of recent date,
| read an article from Kyana, in
sisting that the BEst man possible
should be elected County Supt. OF
this county next June.
1t seems that the KyaDa man
thinks that in order to be the EEsT
man for the place, the candidate
should have a diploma, whether he
has had much experience in school
room work or not. In our opinion
Dubois county is entitled to first
class Supt. and a man of education
and school room experience, wheth-
er he is a possessor of a diploma or
not
No one can say that our present
County Sdpt., George Il. Wilson,
has not made one of the best Sup
erintendents this county has ever
had, and it was his ability and
school room experience, and NOT A
DIPLOMA, that has brought him sue
cess. But as Mr.. Wilson feels, like
most Of the people do, that he ha'
had the office long enough already
and will not be a candidate again
it seems to us that we should get .
competent man to take his place
and as a number of such men arr
already candidates for the Office, W.
see no good reasons why other mer
should be urged to become candl
! dates simply because they have
diplomas. A TEACHER.
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Organized yesterday and chose
the following officers:
Speaker Henry G. Petit, ct
Wabash.
Clerk-(;en. II. Prather, of Ind
annapolis.
Assistant clerk. O. Lambert,
of Middletown. :
Doorkeeper-Q. NJ. Groves, OF
Tobinsburg.
The senate selected the following ::
Secretary-Chas. r. Lane, lndi-
annapolis.
Assistant secretary. W. Egg
new, Lagro. !,
Doorkeeper-C. Pelzer, Boonvllle'
The Republican caucus, held or
Wednesday, showed that Hon. y.
w. Fairbanks, the millionaire cor.
poration lawyer, was in full contro
Of every thing, and that he will with
lout question succeed Dan VOORHEES,
lin the U. $. Senate. The Other
candidates for the place were mol
lin it, at all. The Senatorial eau
Gus is called for next Tuesda.
might, and will likely be nothing
more than mutual admiration So
lcietv--as Fairbanks is too far ahea
lin votes for it to be anything else.
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Adjourned Thursday, with the
Urich-S Schneider trial yet in pro-
gress before jury, until Monday
last, and the Judge went home to
spend New Years with his family,
returning Sunday evening. Court
opened promptly Monday morning,
and the trial proceeded, occupying
all that day. The following shows
the disposition Of causes up to We'd
nesday night.
State VS. Alex Phillips; A x B
with intent; continued on affidavit
of defendant.
State VS. Ira Alexander: seduc-
ton of America Landreth; defend
ant gives bond for his appearance
on the 18th day Of term.
State VS. Alex Phillips; assisting
prisoners to escape; jury trial: moi
guilty.
State VS. John w Patterson; petit
larcency; plea guilty; sent to States
prison for 3 We airs.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Gerhard Koch VS. Henry Koch e
al, trial by court; judgment TO
plaintiff; VIM. +. Tieman appoint
ed commissioner to sell real estat
at public sale.
Albert Urich VS. Felix Schneider
Sr; on contract; jury trial; judg
ment for plaintiff for $l47.
Fred w. Blemker VS. Patok
Cooperage Co. ct al: venue chang
!. led TO Gibson county, and the SAM
order made in the case OF r. +
IBlemker VS. same defendants, and i
i a number of other cases agalns
4 said insolvent company and stock
/ holders thereof.
II Farmers and Merchants Bank V
i Pearl Wiscaver ct al. judgmer
q for $57 .93.
( Geo p Wagner VS. Henry Schnal
! ct al; judgment for $S4.15.
= Phil Oily VS. Conrad Hagen,
y al; dismissed.
a. The guardian of the minor hel
10 IF Frank A John, deceased, va
II ordered to sell wards interest
a, real estate at public sale.
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Personal.

Miss Annie and Robert Hunter
returned TO Hanover college Tues
day evening.
Miss Flora Nollmer returned
home from Evansville Saturday
night.
Mrs. Geo. X. Wilson and sister
Miss Emma kuebler, returned home
from Louisville Monday night.
Mrs. Sarah Cooper returned L
Oakland City Tuesday, TO begin
school after the holiday vacation
Miss Maggie Wilson left Satur
day night for Anderson to finish he
term of school.
Mrs. Beokman and Mrs. Sauer
of Ferdinand, were in Jasper at
tending court.
Mr.. Albert Bohnet went t.
Louisville Wednesday night OF
business.
Miss Belle Barnett, Of Marengo
came to Jasper Thursday Of las
week to be at the bedside of he
father, who is very sick.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. +. Friedman
and daughter returned home Satur
day night, after spending severa
DAYS with friends in Troy.
Mr.. Bomar Traylor, Esq, left fo
the indianapolis law school, an
Glen. +. Doane for Purdue, Mon
day morning.
Senator M. A. Sweeney and Rel
resentative Frank Pinnick left MOI
day night, to be present at Il
opening of the Legislature.
Mr.. Luther Grimes and wife, an
Miss Helen Traylor, after spendir
the holidays with their parents
Jasper, left for Bloomington {
Monday morning.
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Notice to p. 0. Box Renters.

The p. M. at Jasper, has Just re-
ceived the following order from the
Department:
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. %, SO.
Postmaster, Jasper, Ind,
Your careful attention is directed
to Secs. 445 and 446, Postal laws
and regulations, edition of 1898.
No box can be assigned to the use
Of any individual, family, firm or
corporation until rent thereon has
been paid in advance for one quar-
ter, or the unexpired portion OF
quarter. Uncollected box rents
will be charged to your postal &C
count. Very respectfully,
+. III. JONES.
First Asst p. M. General
The persons holding boxes in thi
office will please take notice OF tn
above, as If their box rent is no
paid by them | have to pay 1t
which I don't think ley expect m
to do. Therefore pay your DO,
rent or give up your key, for you
mail will be put in the general de
livery. Respectfully,
y CHAs. Eco, p. M.
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Electric BitterS.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, bit perhaps more gener'
ally needed in the Spring, when the Ian
guild exhausted feeling prevails, when
the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine has Otter
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more sure
lv in counteracting and freeing the sys
TEN from the malarial poison. Head
ache. indigestion, constipation, dizzines
WELD to Electric Bitters.. Only fifty cent
ner bottle at NJ. Friedman's drug store.
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one of the most remarkable cures OF
rheumatism on record is related by Mr..
]. NJ. Thompson, post master at Decker
Point, Pa, as follows: while Out
diving one day last winter | was caught
in a cold rain. The next morning was
unable to move my head or arms, owing
70 an attack of inflamatory rheumatism
Nv clerk telephoned for aphysician, but
suggested that use Chamberlain Pam
Balm. there being a bottle open on The
counter. He rubbed the affected parts
thoroughly with Pain Balm and built W
hot fire. | dozed off to sleep and wher
lawoke about half an hour later the
vain had gone entirely, and | have no
teen troubled since. People come hert
nom many miles around to buy Cham
terlain's medicines" For sale by NJ
FREEMAN, Druggist.
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Notice is hereby given to all persons
not to hunt or trespass in any way on
the lands OF the undersigned in Madison
township Dubois County, Indiana. Any
persons found violating this notice will
be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law. Our lands are situated respective
ly in the following described Sections,
to-wit:
Sec. 81 T. l, s. R. s, w.
Samuel II Stewart VIM q Stewart
J H Schwartz Joseph + Burger
Sec. 80, T. /, s. r. 8, w.
] II Anderson Alois and Katie Fuhs
Sec 81. T. 1, s. X. s, w.
Alex Corn Mary Barth
j II Schwartz
Mathew B Dillon by A H Stewart ;,.,
Sec. 5, T. 2, s. R.: W.
Samuel H Dillin
Sec. o, T. 9, s. r. s, w.
Joseph stenftenagel Samuel II Dillin
Sec. rs, T. l,sR.6, w.
John ID Raab CIV Ragle
] II Anderson
Sec. %, T. l, 8. X. 8. w.
Burr Mosbey Elijah 6 Hobbs
Miriam 4 Sweeney John d Raab
Sec. "a, T. s. X. 8, w.
Elijah s Hobbs Jonathan Hopkins
Jacob Frick A Mclaughlin
Geo w Anderson
Sec. "a, T. /, s. re-, w.
Ben Morgan A b Payne
Marg ] Payne heirs ] w and A A Ragle
Sec. IS, T 1, s. X. 8, w.
Ben Morgan Burr Mosby
w b and Clementine Stilwell
i Miriam + Sweeney
j Sec. SO, T. l, s. X. 8, w.
Alex Ell VIM G Wilson
John Granddaughter A H Koerner
Sec. 1, T. 2, 8. X. 8, w.
James b Payne Paul Steinhart
James Stutsman John L Greene
Masbet Hubster
> Sec. 2, T. IS. r. 8, w.
Q John A Green James B Payne
[ Rhoda Green George N Green
Leander b Gowens
> Sec. 3, T. 2, 3. X. 8, w.
u Payne Mary Payne heirs
( Madison Battles Rhoda Green
+ John A Green Jonathan Hopkins
,s sss H. e r T. =, 8. R. 2 " ho,n.,me
Minerva A Chambers Frances M Battles
Jasper, Ind, Jan. 8, 1S97-&. -
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss,
corns, and all skin euptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Martin Friedman.
April 26th, lS96-1y.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Henry
Hettich and Helen Gress; John w
Greener and Catharine Gutgsell
Edward Mosby and Martha Morgan
Philip S. Miller and Marie Bosler.
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WEDDING.-Mr. JOS. Gutzweiler
and Miss Maggie Neukam will be
married next Thursday. Mr..
Gutzweiler il the well known Main
Street butcher, and Miss Neukam is
one of Haysville's charming daugh-
tiers, and is well known in Jasper
society and will make him faithful
wife. At night they will have a
dance at Kunkels Hall, to which
they invite all their friends. The
COURIER wishes the young couple
much prosperity along the rugged
pathway of life.
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FOley's Honey and Tar

Cough Syrup wherever Introduced Is
considered the most pleasant and effec.
tive remedy for all throat and lung com
plants. 1t is the only prominent cough
medicine that contains no opiates and
that can safely be given to children. M
Friedman.
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Rheum.tism Cured in a Day.

mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu.
ralgia radically cures In to days. It's &C.
ton upon the system ID remarkable ana
mysterious, IL removes ut once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits; 70 cents.
Sold by Martin Friedman, Druggist Jasper.
Nov. 20, Y-6mo.
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CA0ToRIA.
nsh
Co., =; ! ZMzZzM y: : ~

Advances New Theory in the Tire

Advances New Theory in the Treat
ment of All Coughs, Lung and
Bronchial Troubles-lt Cures,
and Cures Quickly.
Absolutely harmless and pleasant to
take. 1t cuts loose the mucous without
exertion or strainingand stops the cough
AZ once 10y healing the inhamed parts
gives vigor and vitality to the respira'
.ory organs and produces condition il
winch all the functions are exercise,
WIN regularity and harmony.
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neyWilson Bros. firm made a
change the first of this week, Bob
going out Of the firm and Will con
tinuing the business.
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rorHunters will do well to no.
Zoo the advertisement of warning
hv numerous farmers in this issue
Il tbe COURIER. What has always
been considered as Hunters Para
disc in Madison township, is nov
nosted against.
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Just Received

Al Jos. Buchart's Sixth Street Store
a new and large lot of Dry Goods and
,irocelies. Larger and better than ever
before. Fnll line of Christmas novelties
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DlED.-At his home in Celestine,
on Jan. 3, 1897, Mr.. Jos. Schwartz
miller, for several years teacher
in cambridge township public
schools. lie moved to Celestine a
number of years ago. He was bur-
led at Celestne yesterday.
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The Electric Light and Manuf

The Electric Light and Manufac'
turing Co., have sold their plant to
VIM. H. Keller, of Corydon, who
will continue to operate the plant al
this place. The purchase price wa'
1925. Mr.. Keller will place q
man in charge of the plant wh'
knows how to run it, and we can ex
pect good service from nowon.-
English News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08

Jasper, Ind, Jan. 9Th, 1897.
No trespassing will be permitted on
the grounds of this company or In It's
building. Parents are hereby warned to
keep their boys away from the depot and
grounds. l. T. * st l. X X Co.
o. We CLAycoMB, Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-01-08

New REsIDENcE.-Mr. Joseph
Herbig is building cottage Tor rem
on one of his lots on east Sth street
near Mill street.