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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Jan 2-Mocrirgsrort, La, almost demol-
lshed by cyclone; 4 killed.
Ian Jan Most widespread cold wave OF
years reported from all sections as far
south as central Texas and northern LOUIS
"a lana; temperature in northwest from is to
Jan 25-At Virginia. Mimi, thermometer
Feb Sin Ohio. rise of Hooking river
e e1a,.. iooas mat sweep away property all
al,2fss rasEer;, o drowned.
.f1D Z1-Ihermomsters register from IA
to ~ below throughout northwest
fre a fGfn 1t es e ae q 1885, suffers
Mar l0-Ralston, o. IT,, nearly destroyed
BY cyclone.
Mar ils,m = Lynn, James. Hinton and
Mar l9-In Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa,
Nebraska. Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky,
Arsansas Mississgpi end
rents; loss of life and property I'M:
mense.; Utica, Miss. wrecked BY lorna
a afIoas farmer k,iea Texas cyclone de-
ms. Itasca and Fort Worth Cyclone
sweeps over Lake Charles, clayton. Horns
BY, Vidalia and other Louisiana towns;
academy bHildlng; killed: tornado near
A A. .,ss and Genoa, Ala kills 8 Rock
quaKe.... Cyclone in cynthiana and nd Wash
ington. Ind, wrecks many buildings. {.
Serious floods along Des Moines river in
Mar 23-All Iowa farms in valleys OF
Floyd, Big Sioux, Little Sioux Rock, Jim,
Vermillion and I;lklorn rivers under water
..Mankato, Mimi, flooded: drowned
Mar 30-Three breaks occur in levee that
protects Mississippi delta.... Chandler. o,
f., almost totally destroyed by tornado; "a
Mar s1-Crradys, Ark, almost destroyed
iby cyclone; 4 Killed. Tornado sweeps
across country miles east OF Superior,
Neb. J. Severe blizzard prevails over west
ern Nebraska and Colorado.
r Apr 2-Near Indian Bay, Ark, drowned
while fleeing before rising waters Of White
river, and more near Madrid. Mo. I. .Cy-
clone in southern part of Cleveland coun-
ty, Ark; killed.
Apr 11-Total area under water by floods
1880 square miles-7,S00 square miles
In Mississippi, 1850 square miles In Arkan-
sas. 1,759 square miles in Missouri, 100 In
Tennessee and $50 In Louisiana. Flooded
districts contained Ss.500sfarms. valued al
SIS, e09, coo. J. Principal streets of East Grand
Forks, N. d., Hooded feet deep by freshet
Apr 14-In Quincy Gll.l district 10000
acres inundated from 4 to 10 feet
Apr 2s-In West Guthrie, o. T., cloud
burst does immense damage, Is drowned
May 19-Rapid fall of Mississippi river
from Memphis to gulf gave notice that
greet dood was over damage amounted to
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
POLITICAL, SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL

Feb2..Venezuelaa arbitration treaty signed
IN Washington: commission to consist Of
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer for
~: p, ana Lore Hersehell and Sir Robt.
Collins for Great Britain, these to select q
fifth member.
Feb S--Nebraska legislature defeated bill
Tor woman suffrage amendment to constf-
Feb lii. B. Potter IN. " elected pres,-
dent dent, League sY of American Wlheelmen. at Al.
Fsble- Women suffrage amendment lost
In Nevada Legislature 15 to s. :
Feb I7-Ffrst national congress OF moth
er Frs ever held assembled in Washington. go
ed president National Farmers. Alliance
a1a FL bna. M4. u Hds Wsshnessa
president-general Daughters Of American
Revolution. at Washington.
Mar gMark Hanna (rep.. o. appointed
TO Mar y. 9 senate; Mcx,n,av -, -, q =.
a. Hobart N inaisu rat an pres aiSses
and vice president OF d. 81 before Chief
ments: Secretary q state, John shernan
5O); secretary of treasury, Lyman J. Gage
Illli secretary Of war. Russell a. AlgSr
}Cal2; acknowledgement. Jas. A. Gary
lMd); secretary OF navy, Jno. b. Long
4gM 1a \; secretary Of interior. Cornelius n.
Mar lsEFifty-fifth congress convened in
extraordinary session; T. B. Reed reelected
speaker OF house OF Representatives.
Mar 22.U. g. supreme court decided (Jus-
tees Field. Gray, shiras and White dis,
sss A that agreement Of Trans Missouri
n Its territory Fit was violation Of anti-trust
Mar sl-House of representatives passed
"a APR e 70 Il. 1 Harr4son dem, son Of
late Mayor Harrison, elected mayor Of Chi
cago.
Vice President Stevenson lIii I| as commits S
sioners to international monetary confer
ence.
APR sAt Il Mebe Als saa
Apr N-Grant monument inaugural pa
rade witnessed by 100000 people: battle
ships, of many nations participate in naval
parade. and President Mckinley speaks at
tomb.
Apr 2sWilllam j. Deboe trep. Ky) elect
op Msy At Sassyss centennial exposition
May gu. 9. senate refused (43 to 2s) to
Fatify general arbitration treaty with Eng
land. Universal postal congress convenks
May 1s-American Baptist Home Mission
ary society In annual session In Pittsburgh,
May 2o-U. 8. senate passed ~ to ~ rsso-
Mouse Of r ,so oGs unanimopsly ap-
convention in Nashville, Tenn, adopted res.
| olutions tending. to promotion Of good ct;
izenship... One hundred and ninth general
May 2o-Cassius NJ. Barnes inaugurated
ogsnsd sTss & SSaEia
- AsssA.A~sseh- .
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Larger Commercial Concerns, InvoIv.
4, ing Liabilities of $500, 900, or over.

~ ing Liabilities OF R6OO,OOO, or Over.
Jan-16-In Cincinnati, Wheeling, Lake
Erie & Pittsburgh Coal Co., 1855 00. and
900.
Feb 2-Pennsylvania Lead Co., Pitts
burgh, 81, 400. 900. Keystone Co. (maksrB
of agricultural implements), Sterling. ILL.,.
FEB 25-United States Building and Loan
association, Louisville, KY, $4,000.
Mar 11-National Building and Loan as.
so %sr MllWapk ps.. asoo,at,on N.w
Apr 7-E. S. Dean & Co., New York, H.
Apr 10 Cooperative Town Co., Elizabeth
Apr 2sugsrisr ewiso Consolidated
Land Co., s3.600,00O
May 6Mutual Life Insurance Co., In
dianapolis s4,000.0O0
May la ~, Brown &c Coz .s So nS
May 22.William Tarr, distiller. Lexing-
May si.Hubbard Milling Co., Mankato.
MINI, 100000.
tractors, Chicago $4,000.
Jun 80 = Commercial Building Trust,
Louisville. KY, 100000.
Aug 17-Massachusetts Benefit Life 80.
Aug he. 3. cnthbert g Co. brokers,
New York, 100000.
Sep 15-seymore Bros. stock brokers'
New York, $1,000, 600
ers, New York. 81. CO.. !. Fowler Cycle
Dot S0-Werner Co., publishers, Chicago,
ssNSs Nv AsxpsaAssh, wisysHenry Sherry.
n lTmber ops ana ma IS fsetnrsr' q .o00'-
Dec 1s AT owensboro. KY r. Monarch.
y ~
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
LYNCHINGs.

John In Johnson a and md Archie Joiner: murder
of Cotton family, s members.
ton (colored); for writing insulting letters
to a popular white woman;
Feb 1T-Near Webb City, Miss, 2negroes:
Mar at Rock Springs. KY, 8 negroes
Mar 15--At Juliette, Fla. negroes; had
Apr 24 s,s 70, o'Neill Neb., Frank Cole;
May PAT JEFF, Ala, Nellie Smith and
Mandy White tnegresses); had poisoned
MAJ May i isMAt Jeff. Ala. Jim Nance (negro);
implicated n poSoning Ct Kelly family
May ls-Near Mountain Grove. Mo-, white
caps shot John Mitchell and Jack Coff-
mann.
(negro); lives lost. 10 Citizens Wounded IN
riot preceding lynching.
Jun s 1a, Princess Anne Nd, Vim An: An
fenced to death for assault.
Jul 1G-Near Elba, Ala, Major Terrell (ne.
gro); had assaulted white woman and
Jul 1a-At Columbus. Ga, Or. w. i,
Ryder had murdered young woman who
had rejected him.
Wife' st s death. AT Pittsboro, Miss, Jim
Sellers $. @Msgro); murder !. ,,,,.a nav
named crownoyer and Beach; horse steal
Aug s-Near Ba,persyille, KY, Jack WI;
named Whey Bayo....Near Spring Eli,
Ala, Geo. Turner (negro); attempted as
sault.
Mosler (aged $50, Of Kansas City, Mo; was wa
visiting with family who had trouble with
neighbors over ranch boundaries: ~,
Aug 19-Near Franklin Park, ILL.,, q Chl-
cago suburb. tramp for murderous as
sault on woman.
Aug Plat. Williamsburg. Ky, Eleany
Aug 24-At Abbeyville, Ala, Frank Smith
(colored); had threatened to divulge names
Of white cappers to grand jury.
n sspA Andrews elisord Gordon o Wm ien
ms and Hiney shuler; charged with bur-
| glary.
Oct linear Kendall. KY, Tom Parke.
Sln,egTo9; had killed h white cap who e. attacked
Douglass Rolte (colored); for running quar-
art.ne gauntlet
Oct 1eaNear wilmot,, Ark, white mar
| named Cole; murder Of constable.
Oct 2s---At Mcrenci, A. r, Juan MADEIRA
Nov PAT Carrollton. Ala, Bud Beard
Ncv 1s--At williamsport. N. D.. 3 Indians
] murder Spicer family in February. AZ
osceola, Ark. Henry Phillips (colored)
| confessed murderer
Dec 7-At Gardnerville. New, Adam uber
| murder. = % =
Dec 1o--Near Wesson, Miss, Chas. Jones
| negro); murder Mrs. Brown Smith and her
| A children.
Dec ls-At st. Gabriel, La, negroes;
| charged with murder.
Dsc 1G-At Bankston Ferry, Miss, Ton
| Waller lcoiored); implicated in murder Of
| Brown family.
| Dec 2$-At Harrington, Wash. Chadwicl
Aa a: tl and John Mcdonald; charged
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

yanaE M.1ssSer M nisl q ~ H ,d
at Bangor; aged g.
Feb S--Rev. ]. A. Brooks prohibition cam
lidate for vice president in 1883. at Mem
Feb 1IGen. Jos. o. Shelby, near Adrian.
Mo-. ..EX-Congressman John Randolph
Tucker. D. D., LII. D., at Lexington, Va;
FEB i5-wm. P. st. John. at New York;
FEB i7-Rear Admiral Edmund R. Cal
houn (retired), at Washington; aged u. =:
Gen. Ale Pleasantoh. at Washington; aged
Feb 2-Blondin Clean Francois Gravele).
famous rope walker. at London; aged 70.
Mar io = SI s. Senator It; Jos. N. polph,
at Portlands Ore. aged So.
j. Preston. well-known writer Of southern
war poetry, at Baltimore.
Mar 30-Ex-U. s. Senator Angus Cameron.
Apr 1-Rear Admiral Jno n. Russell (re-
T. Apr 1o-Ex-u. s; Senator Daniel W. voor-
hees, at Washington; aged 7e.
Apr 1s-Congressman Seth l.. Milliksn
Apr 22-Congressman VIM. Steele Hol-
m Col jesse + Psyseas s. s sstSer = Of CEN
May Ex5Goy. Albert 9. Porter. Of In
~,
May Admiral Meade (retired). at
May" Nay hh soH; 8, Senator and e1:aoy.
Nay Nay nou. b. senator Jos. 4. Earle. at
Greenville, s. Co.. Gen. Horatio King. at
Washington; aged 81.
e sil1sr spans sam near rnM snsAns
Jun sA A. g. csrE t.m ss1 !! sstron-
omer, e Samprlo9e, Mans;; agso 20.
(Chicagol, In Washington: aged g.
Jul 6Ex-Gov. Jno. Evans. at Denver;
Jul s-U. 8. Senator 1sham q. Harris
Tenn,). at washington; aged TO-. .Ex-
Congressman VIM. slocum Groesbeck.
near Cincinnati; aged 81. -, Z. Z.
Jul 22-Ex-U. 8. Senator Jas. R. Doollt-
tie e. At !. Lakewood. near Providence. R. L;
Aug i4-U. g. Senator James 2. George,
at Mississippi City, Miss: aged H.: Con.
gresham Ashley 3. Wright. at North Ad-
Reseeson at Trenton n e u ae aged g. =
Oct Seen. Neal Dow, prohibitionist. at
gsmne Me McM sfaa & 81 Paul s Mnn
Oct GEx-u. g. Senator Jnq. Rodericl
M6eP aI at jersey CITY Nj; a a 43sd
Jones lFla), at Detroit, Mich.
Oct s-Ex.U. s. Senator Robertson. at Co
ilumbia, s. C.
Oct l7-Charles A. Dana, editor Of New
York Sun. at Glencove. l.. l.; aged g. Ex
10. s. Senator Algernon 8. Paddock, a
| Beatrice, Neb.; aged 81.
| i Oct 1s-Admiral Jno Lorimer Worden IRE
tired. hero Of battle between Monitor ant
,Merrimac, at Washington; aged so.
| / Oct 19-Geo. NJ Pullman, head OF Palace
! Car company, at Chicago; aged G6.
| lor of Greater New York and single-tax ad
NOV s-Ex-U. s. Senator Gen. Thos. "A
| Clingman, at Morgantown, N. c.: aged 81.
Nov 5-Ex-Gov. Jas. Fender, at Milton
| Nov s-Ex-U. s. Senator Nathan Fellow
| Dixon, at Westerly r. l.; aged 30:
Nov 15-Ex- Congressman John NJ. Lang
| ston (Va), prominent colored man. Il
| Washington, aged 6S.
| Nov 29-Ex-Congressman Ephralm M
| Wormer, at Lebanon, Pa; aged So.
| Dec C-tx- Congressman Jas. 8. Cotheral
| Is. CO., at New York
Dec 12-AIrs. Nancy Mckinley. president
mother, at Canton, O.: aged 50.
Dec 18-- Exc Congressman Charles L
Childs Gll.). at Pittsburgh. Wa shingto1
| Hesing, at Chicago, aged 40.
4 Dec 20-Ex- Congressman Chas Daniels
at Buffalo. N. Y; aged So.
1 Dec % Ex-Congressman John Patio,
| (Pa.), in Philadelphia.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

Nervine and thank God that 1t has bright
ened my days. heightened my life and saved
me from the horrors Of nervous prostration."
DR.. Miles Remedies arc sold by alldrug-
gists under positive guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants
DIR. MILES MEDICAL co., ElkhASt Ind.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

and be at rest. One
physician said I had
consumption. for I had
o cough that gave me
no rest. But q good
old physician whose
medicine had failed,
advised me to use DR..
Miles r 9 storative
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
Ayers
Cherry PeeloraI
is now HALF PRICE for the half-size
bottles-50 cents.

Dec AT Youngstown. o., 1000 men In
limestone and iron trades received wage
advance of from 10 to 20 per cent.
Dec local miners strike in northern
Illinois fields declared off
Dec 1S-Wages Of 10000 window glass
workers in Pittsburgh district raised 15 per
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

~ COUGH does not always indicate
IA consumption. Mr.. W. II. Palmer. OF
Waterloo, Iowa. writes: II was taken
with O nervous structure Of the bronchial
tubes. which developed into nervous pros
tration, I was so weak could not sit up.
got no sleep fer days except when under the
influence OF opiatcs. For four months suf-
fered agonies and prayed that might die
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
NOTICE TO REnEEM

NV41VI ~ NIOGGm.
To Thnddeus Rucker. or other unknown owners
0fthe lands hereinafter described: =
Take notice that at the public tax sale, be~
gun and publicly held at the Office Of the
Iowa. pursuant TO law, commencing Oh the first
MONDAY OF Dec. 1894 to-wit: on Dec. 8 1885, the
treasurer of said county for the taxes due
thereon for the year 1893. amounting to the
sum OF $0.7I t0-wit: Lots IL. 10, and the south
Oregon. sT ss> =
That J. B: Mitchell became the purchaser
OF salo land at said sale, and that the right OF
pc made to the undersigned who is now the
owner ana holder in his own right of the certin-
OF said county, unless redemption OF said sale
service OF this notice. .'-s> -
Dated Dee. 10, 1897. = - y aS,Xa
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

Nay 25-At Ell Faso Tex. giving way OF
levee destroyed 120 houses. 49,
May fiat Ell Paso, Tex, q second break
In levee. does great damage. Vernon
shaken by earthquake.
Jun 10-Cyclone at Lyle, MIMI, and vi
entity does great damage: killed.
Jun 1S-Cyclone Destroying farm build
ings Of Illinois institution foF feeble-tnlnd-
ed children at Lincoln killed
snn sX,nss 9ess KsSn wnsss g
e, 5s Z FS;EI.:7 aisa..' SIs:a gu. by ey-
Jul ein tSieafo, y die driven insane
like ike cajes throushoHt Illinois, Iishtesn,
Wisconsin. Iowa, Indiana. Ohio and Mip.
souri,. Much damage done by tornado IN
western Kentucky and southern Illinois:
several fatelities.
Jul 22-cloudbnrst strikes YoInEstoHn,
Hooded. ;Earthgn.ke 81 e.lgstoft, \. (:
,t.,Fsiy swept away 81 tornado; s.vsssl
Jul Smear San Jose, ILL.,, cyclone ala
much damage; Z killed.
Aug l7-Near Wilmot, 8. D., 2ip. Of lnow.
Sep 13-At Port Arthur anq Sabine Pass,
Tex, hurricane results In 10 dead, many IN.
jured end $3.50. 900 loss to crops.
Oct 26-Delaware coast swept by worst
st9r rs Il Z ysars ,asmsgs
braska and South Dakota.
Nov 10-Destructiye tornado at Boulder
and other Colorado towns.
Dec 1$ETornado at Point La Hache, La.
wrecked buildings and took lifs... Earth
quake at Lebanon. Ill.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
UWN "a FRUiT & TRUcK AK

IN the Garden State OF DelaWare near All the ,rr.
markets Of the country. Only hours from Nav, VIZ
near Rail Roads School and Post Office Hfrh roIine,
ands no hills or stones rich so,mild healthy oAmate
and hunting. $40 down, balance in small monthis
payments Send feE eur paper which gives full infors
nation nftawaFe and end Improvement Com.
eAi'y, II Frog tyay, New York City
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31

Eaucnte Yocr Ifawats .Y,th eascarers.
~ ca na E,isiartie cure constipation forever.
wy WIG Soc, 81 t,G.G ~. druggists refund mopay.,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
INDJJsrRIaL.

lNDUSIltlAL,
FEB 11-Illinois Steel Co. s works at South
Chicago start full blast giving work to 5, 600.
May 22-Strike of American flint glass
workers union, inaugurated In Pittsburgh
Yrs Srs a ago declared off; had cost union over
Jul Upon failure of joint wage confer
ence at Youngstown, o. Of Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers and
men rendered idle
Jul 6-Great wage struggle inaugurated
by United Mine Workers Of America by q
jui s.Gnited Mine workers headquar-
ters at Columbus. o., report $4,000 miners
Jul 2e-Avery Plow factory at Louisville
resume after mo. shut down; eco men en-
Pssaaic. e. J., noted o employes iS Of Wage
inerease Of from 10 to Is per gent.
tt adopted es
Jul civilian Cummings. leader of nom
| union miners at Scottdale, Pa, killed in
quarrel with union mon.
Aug 4-Judge Jackson federal court at
Parkersburg, w. Va.) enjoinS e. v. Debs
and associates tresspasslng on property OF
Monongah Coke & Coal Co., orincitirg Its
Aug 1s-PrelimInary injunction Issued at
Pittsburgh. Pa, against MARCHING Of strik,
Gas Coal Co.'S miners made permanent.
Aug 21-Nine men seriously injured In riot
among strikers at Unity mines near Pitts
| burgh.
Aug 81-Labor leaders in conference at
| st. Louis adopt resolutions scoring govern
ment by Injunction, favorng public owner
| ship OF railways and telegraphs, and right
| Of people to bear arms.
Sep fin 10 weeks of miners strike, strik-
| ers lost in wages $10,500.CG0.
| Sep 10-Nineteen dead and Al wounded was
result Of a vclley fired by deputy sheriffs
Into mob of miners on outskirts of Latimer,
Sep 11--Interstate convention of miners
| ut Columbus. o., voted to accept compro-
mise OF C5 cents ton and declare off the
strike.
Sep 2o-U. s. court at Wheeling, w. Va.
makes perpetual its injunction issued dur
| Ing strike forbidding II. V. Debs and 9TH
ers from speaking In tho state.
| Sep 22-Sherif Martin and rs deputies in
| dicted at Wilkesbarre, Pa, for murder OF
miners at Latlmer Sep 10.
Sep 27-At Girar dsyilIe, Pa, 9 men wound
| ed In riot over mining troubles
| Oct Troops withdraw from IIazeltop,
| Pa, quiet having been restored; nearly ali
| the miners had returned to work.
Nov 2G-In Wilmington Qll.) coal field,
5000 miners resume work. Wages of 900
employees increased 10 per cent. by Missouri
Nov aoEAt olneyville, R, l.. $4,000 mill
operatives received wage advance Of 20 per
sp~S
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
NECRoLOGy,

NEUROLOGY.
at Beaver, Pa; aged 80.
Jan 6-Minister willis, at Honolulu.
Jan'e-Ex-Gov. Daniel T. Davis, Of Maine
NJ Rnnrnr. wad 70 -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-31
SPORTING.

Feb 7-Nilsson, of Minneapolis. becomes
Nice ulloch, Of Winnipeg. amateur. at Nom
Feb ia c., b. & @. train from Chicago
to Denver made the / ,025 m. In 1863 min.
Mar 17-Fitzsimmons in prize fight at
Carson City, New, with Corbett won
worlds championship and $4,000 in Nth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-03-19
THE STATE NORMAL.


County Superintented Wilson i'm
forms the COURIER that 10 persons,
being nearly one-fifth Of the teach
ers in Dubois county, will attend
the Spring term Of the State Nor
NAL at Terre Haute, beginning
March 29th. A special examina-
ton OF candidates for entrance to the
Normal was held at the County
Superintendent Office on Wednes-
day, which was attended by Misses
Belle and Edna Cooper, Laura B.
Conley and Noah A. Whaley.
Those who expect to attend from
this county are Mrs. Mary ] Eek
ert, p. 7. Clark, Ada " Painter,
Clara V. Britain, Estella Britain,
p. d. Abel, Alta Holder, Belle
Cooper, Edna Cooper, Maye Rose,
Maude Lennon, Noah A. Whaley,
Lizzie Whaley, Laura b. Conley,
Clara Afford, r. J. Dearborn,
Nenian Greene, Anna 4. Behrens,
Lula Behrens.
This will be the largest delegation
from this county which ever attend
ed any school outside Of the county,
and speaks we'll for their desire tc
thoroughly qualify themselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-03-19
White River Waves.

White River is on the decline,
but the prospect is that it will come
up again.
There will be plenty Of work now
for papa and the other men around
here helping these river men take
the drifts of of their land
c. III. Rudolph is not going to lei
his wet corn spoil, he has bought
two hundred head Of hogs to eat it.
The death angel visited our little
village yesterday and laid its icy
hands on one of our neighbors,
Mrs. Belle Johnson. The bereaved
husband has our sympathy.
The schools of Boone TIP. are
nearly all closed, and the teachers
idle. Go at something else.
The bell committee reported. and
it was decided to erect the bell on
the church house, and now SEINE
of the kickers can subscribe freely
1t was on the house or no 90 with
them. Two SISTERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-03-19
IRELAND ITEMS.

Mr.. James Thomas and Mis-:
Helen Evans, of Winslow, were the
guests of Mrs. +. j. Mosby, Tues
day.
Mr.. Jay DeBruler, Esq, of Jas
per, visited his mother here SUN
day.
Mrs. Lille Kellams, of Jasper
was the guest of her parents Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
Mr.. A. J. Cave, Of French Lick
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Maud Grant, who has been
on an extended visit to Wichita
Kan, returned home last week.
Mr.. Doc Mullen has purchased
the Kelso property in the north part
OF town, and has taken possession,
Mr.. J. F. Gray has stocked ny
his drng store with full line o
drugs and patent medicines.
DR.. f. f. Woods, Felix Schneider
Frank Roelle, A. Friedman, vii
Bohnert and Will Soluble, of Jas
per, attended the Gem Dramatic
performance Tuesday evening.
The Dramatic company had q
crowded house Tuesday night, and
gave an excellent play. All who
were present report a good time
Receipts s3s. They play in Otwel
March 20. A FRIEND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-03-19

NEW SPRING GooDs.-I have Just re-
turned from Cincinnati and Louisville
where my long acquaint snce with the
wholesale trade enabled me to secure the
best stock of goods, at the lowest prices,
ever brought to Dubois county. invite
the attention Of CASH BUYERS in Dubois,
Daviess and Martin counties to my fresh
stock and low prices, such as manySmer-
chants would call bankrupt prices,
but which are only the legitimate result
of thorough knowledge of the business,
and judicious purchases for CASH. Re-
member that proper purchase by a
merchant of bis stock, is as much to a
customer as the selling of them is to the
merchant. took advantage of jobbers
needing cash, and have full stock OF
latest styles Of Spring dry goods, hats
caps. shoes, hardware and groceries of
all kinds, at prices beyond competition.
Come and inspect quality and prices at
my store in Portersyille.
ly-lt.' W. r. GoEBEL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-03-19
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Ph9ba Thomas, of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles OF DR.. King 3
New Discovery completely cured her and
she saws it saved her life. Mr.. Thos.
Eggers, 1879 Florida St, San Francisco,
suffered from dreadful cold, approach
ing consumption, tried without result ev-
erything else, then bought one bottle OF
DR. Kings New Discovery, and in two
weeks was cured. Heis naturally thank.
ful. 1t is such results, of which these
are samples. that prove the wonderful
efficacy Of this medicine in coughs and
colds. Free trial bottles at NJ. Fried
mans drug store. Regular size 90 C
and 81