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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18
Bellgalines

and Ottoman Cords are most pop
,ilar among plain wcaves. Here in
black and all good colors from 85c
to $3.50 yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

April 9th Washington, ID. c., Eyc,,r.
sion $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

By order OF the president.
MARTHA j. HARE, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

Ladies' Fine Satin and Silk Waists,
assorted colors, with tucked and cord
ed white silk fronts; also trimmed with
velvet ribbon. a usual $1,000 garment,
to-day
$500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

10 styles Ladies' Fine Taffeta Silk
Waists. plain or fancles. tucked and
corded fronts. white silk or self collars,
any conceivable color. to-day
$3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-18

The above would make good sellers
at a dollar pair more. but they are
another example of the many good
values to be had here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

A every Sikh gathering since. the Holy
Book IS reyerently placed =. the head OF
the assembly and saluted With the same
titles OF respect as II 4; were gentleman
q distinction. After the volumes of the
Holy Word nave been placed and sauted
Il large quantity OF a sacred cake or sweet
meat. called kara pras'ad (rnade " clari-
fed butter. sugar and four. = placed be-
fore than. covered with a cloth The re-
past is t1en saluted and prayers offered:
the cloth & removed. and the members sit
down without distinction Of caste or rank.
Nor only are the members OF the cona-re-
CATION fed with the sacred food. but also
the poor outside and any one fl the vlcln-
'ty. Then the conductors Of the rite cx-
claim "Chief'ains-this $ a Guruinats ="
Prayers are again said. and the chiefs draw
closer together and say: The sacred
book is between us. Let ~ swear b. ne
holy volume IN forget all external disputes
and to b. up!ted."-New Weird
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
LADY CURZoN IN INDIA.
What II eans TO he n Etceroy's
Wife and Her Social Duties.

Under the title The American Girl Who
Leads an Empire" Edward Page CASTOR
writes Interestingly in the February Wo-
mans Hone Companion of the RESPONSE
osuties undertaken by Lady Curzon:
1T sometimes 9evolves upon the wife ~
the vfceroy % give audience TO q native
maharajah alone. when il is her duty 10
advance and meet MIN on the threshold.
aud duly wave him 10 seat, after which
her American tact prompts her To SPEAK
OF the satisfaction il is 10 see him III aer
home. to inquire after the health OF her
distinguished guest and his family. and 20
pay him ali the usual compliments of the
season. As the ladies of the vIcevcy atty
generally make il understood that they
can accept no gifts az value from their
subjects, the exchange of tokens is con-
fined 10 photographs.
Two thousand guests are sometimes
present at th,. state balls when the vice
royal party is conducted BY an imposing
procession TO and from the assembly.
which is opened by the quadrille Of honor
al about 10 O'Clock. After this Lord and
Lady Curzon hold a reception. and the
warm climate makes these wearing events
upon the hos. ard hostess. That the SO
cal administration OF Lady Curzon Will
not fall behind those Of her predecessors
was evidenced ~ orders for 21.jsa invita-
lions, programmes and cards OF various
sorts being given "a London previous 10
her departure for india
''One Of the delicate duties OF the lady
OF the viceroyai mansion is 10 learn the
rules OF management governing the native
servants for these have their places as
unalterably fixed by caste as persons in
higher stations. In The 5edchamh"E serv-
ice there is not one or two brisk chamber
maids 10 do up 81 room as in America, hat
the various items in the almost triFiing
work are divided among seven or eight
throughout an Indian establishment.
Lady CurZons body servant STANDS or
sleeps outside the door TO her room con-
stantiy, and when she goes TO drive alone
another attendant rides in the carriage
with her. and at any time would give his
life for her protection
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

music ard women The word Jolly &C.
<crfses .ha temper % the VisnEese woman
most sz-ty. She Hives oaly sor today and
l4rs rhe morrow take care OF Itself. She
= ~ gTscd a hauSekseger as her German
sister. fx, rot, quite SO particular; she IS
quite as economical bat dresses herself
more a-rts.icaIfy: she is tust as good 3
mother 5ut more loving wife. She -
somewhat nervous. and the quarrel wit1
her husband - as regular IS me amen n
her PRAYER Tire truesy and pTettieSt type
Of rha BEAUTIFUL X-Iannsse. woman is that
which comes from the south. IN common
wiki the majority Of her European sisters,
the yiernese makes marriage her Soal.
hut retains 1er g1rlish ways. her jolly
spirit and much % aer beauty. and even
to guess AT her age IS not only crime.
but an ahsurdity--E2ward \. Steiner 10
February woman's Home Companion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
handling a Cobrn.

When weat % ne sa{lo- he held In his
hand very Gle ana raEgef rice bag He
said: I've Eot q flne singing fellow here
FOR you." I asked what ne meant. 50 10
opened the bag and showed ne one a. tho
largest ar7 f7ercsst-Iooking coargs 7 had
ever seen. 7 obtained large fish g,abe.
into which tod htEn 90 drop he earrent.
bag and al, ara then f~c1ro3 the top !
asked = n Aow ~ became possessed 81 ms
dangerous creature.
Caught Il among some timber" said BE.
On board = ship AZ Blackwell last ,o-ne
from I-4sa-" and box did you get here
with !; 81 that o.3 rager' Wei" said he
y took tAe train from Blackwell ara ne
omnibus tr@-n Fenchurch s:rae-. sns he
{raeartnE ne snakes Tas qasfe qu.et al ,ee
way" 'WhGf 90 yDu w&Gt far lr@-' Ter.
sa.f.ags ard rny expense Which 7 ra:3
He ss<ei me ], Ro@id tske aacther Il he
csnrh, t. "a h@ had seen o1e larger 9Har,
she che he haf brought attn hlrr --s'yx'{!s
Animals n Captivity" a = Bartlett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
A FAMOUS FRENCH OMELETTE.
Lillian He'll Is Initiated Into the Mys-
teries of n Noted Chefs Art.

Madame Poularde can cook so marvel
ously that she is one OF the wonders OF
Normandy. Her kitchen faces the main
street: you simply step over the threshold
As you hear the beating Of eggs, and there
over an immense open fire. which roars
gloriously up the chimney. are the fowls
twirling on their strings and dripping de-
licl0usly on the Goals beneath.
Presently the roaring ceases the fresh
Goals are fattcued down, and into skill
let. with handle five feet long, Is dropped
the butter-which melts almost instantly.
A fat little red-faced boy pushes the skill
let back and forth TO keep the butter from
burning. The frantic beating OF eggs
comes nearer and nearer. The shrill voice
OF Madame Poularde screams yolubie
French al her assistants. She boxes
somebody's ears. snatches the eggs, gives
them one finally puffy beating, which
causes them to foam up and overflow
and at that exciting moment out they
bubble into the smoking skillet. the handle
Of which she seizes at the identical mo-
men1 that she lets go OF the empty bowl
with one hand and pushes the red-faced
boy over backward with the other 1t is
legerdemain, But then how she manages
that skillet, How her red. checks flush.
her black eyes sparkle. and her plump
hands guide that ship OF state.
we were all 50 excited that we got hor-
rj5iy in her way and almost fell into the
FIRE IN oar anxiety. She stirs and coaxes
and coQuettcs with the lovely foamy mass
until il becomes as light as the yellow
down on A ile1gling's wings. She calls II
an omelntte, but she Is scramblng those
eggs Then when II is almost done she
screams z rs 10 take our places. The
red-faccd hoy rings a huge bell. and we all
tumble madly az the narrow stairs to the
dining room. where the maids give US
bread and bring our wine and get our
plates all ready.--Tilian Bell in February
Woman's Home Companion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

suSe este1 before bur wAen the mother
Unds that he little one 50 breathing ex-
cil<aYely from the chest and thar the
whole body does not sael m rhvthrnic
motion, STE NAV know that there * some
abnormal condition II the BREATH Is ex-
c.oSNe'y II The ssictnen. then re have
lung trouble. Regular breathing and
heavy, deep sleep when the chH1 car, he
moved m any direction. hrs eves pulled
cp"n without waking H. Indicates brain
aetFess'ion- Insplra tSon anxious ard rartd
ana expiration easy and SLOW Indicate
water n the chest \ wheezy. short pant
'nZ Dreata shows estar3a. and when that
"F'f'1'a axes on. in Breathing, a metallic
tou'ld ~e have Group
;. The sleep Il a child oYa-s NAV
strong points for the observation. - nurses
and metasrS~ There Is no point 8, lr,-or.
t3nt 80 tnat % deciding NJ what tirra II,
severe case or t.lusss thu chia ha1zsr n
havs r1sT3ess a1& broken sgepp Wen -
c'ftA4 is srs-n perfectly healthy e wiz ua,,-
Try Se@p f2r the first month or t,-o
twenty osS. ~ ths. tse,sl.s-ee,,- so.,rz -
fE'F@@ az intervals q ta0 or ta~o4. h-,.-v
o1F-ss, faf osy al vicat Af.or tA-aa
months -" 31te hYa3u h=ogtrs % g-1r,
ia@ e7'sd has Interest n extra r,sls-...s
al protests ags5He; the sDsy @x.s.1..~.
ara - -n'tch NOR Nakeful during tsa s.c
t't 'Datsa'jes - 'ake 81 meals a. -,+..,...re
tFsS 25issat- %ttSr seven - lef-a -
age h8asfhf13 cai3a s5s0u.a e=s ex.es..sst -
s.ee0 sro-r og 70 "a the evening ,.-..., :
41 tta morning.
II ta4s h@4.r1fe' sleep 10 rrA7.e an
~-7-ance * taa ca ia ex~~.ss..>-, -
A..5''dN 20 h-e7t9.er ard SIS gra-, III,
s@--s~ - SFCfes1 r9-afa-- vftA vre.-.. =.
F1}@Fs - s.era. VAN 4 we're s,svA- "a
,-rza11oe - hsa+rE ,4ia ordinary c., :
7s@"9 IN ~fson. al .He mother ~.ss.s..s
< aa5 s.Ar'.r,aa. exr~s-s<.ve ~ .-.
's"r'a.-EH t0ssc-s ~ esGaea -a...
Fs'"~ fus- tie pressure - tss .r.,-h
@A@lR@t re GIN or nlaas s-r-~~fe.-ts,- ~
ETSte~a M suffice - 4ss.ss-o - -.
1~ga' - az Infants ssesp II - r-,~ss -
SA4s3sr HTbeAS that . hAhy starts - -
Seer- r-5~x - TIE t~es-aehss x~s-.s- - :.
,e't@. pas he assd ~Aer~ ~ see. STA
- #s2Fta 'sp - ee3 ara nAs : s.za-9 -
9-@ss 'T- ser z fns Yell~s a~s sls, -.
@*sstay. 80 aat ess-ar al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

leaves coIored TO outrlvaI Nature beceeis.
sho would hardly dare ~ :!nEe her foliage
with the dainty Av~udefs Shading inso
green vr rose tn,s me.tIug irto Venetian
rvis !a ferga. this folleEe rs rnate4 tt8t
- tbc rose leaves. VARYING only IA ae ara
'ae aower that IS chosen a ao3sa In fha
whole effect IL generally large crushed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
DANGERS OF THE GRIP

TIE E-satest danger from La G~sr,A Is
~ - resulting n pneumonia. II -sasar-
atfe care q used however ard Cham -.
lain's Cough Remedy taken al danger ~
- svcj.cd- Among fhs ters o. .rclse7r,ss
u - have used me remedy - "A go
ss have y@e 70 Earn - q s1rE.e esszss 81 T.
irE Resulted IL pn~sl MONA x-sen So.
csa2clazgvely 'bs; tsis remedy Is eartasr
preventive 60 that - agerots disease r,
i cCT@ - r. gE,P n less tt-1s than any
CHER fres IT srt j. Is pleasant and xass
20 TAXA Fer kals ~ all asaierA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

or cabbage rose II siix au3 ve)yet and % s
dark shade. tn5lan a buceh u y3o.ets or
spray of orchids arr sometimes used 10
complete tae thinning
Monssc'lre .ie Sole ard tulle play asa i'm
p1rtant rci" .o s}r.ug MILLINERY These SOFT
f1atsriais axe shicrad or gathered into loose
ta.8s whiCh often cover the whole crown
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

PF.RF-F>~T strlug gases a. -e4e(,rah,A
prices consultation free Ms W3Izrxst
&c SE@c.al.xf "a Cherry
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Vienna - cag7sgal o. Assy~+z. "a ~As.a.-
Hsis1 ios rT013ctag ;ares ,a.ass-oor..
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~ large hat. the br!m OF which may bs
Of straw or covered with velvet
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. . .

Mss S. S. WILLIAMS. R<cevs, ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

A LARGE DEAL.-The Mossman-
Bayless Lumber CO., of Fort
WAYNE, have bought all the Brosius
timber in this locality, and have al
80 bought the j. 4 q. Friedman
ssw mill at Jasper, and all OF the
latter company's timber, and have
also bought of Jos. Jerger ST, LOO
acres Of his land in Boone township
paving the latter :. 900 cash, and
Tor thr Friedman aud Broslus pur-
chase several thousand dollars
more. The company which Is a
incorporated one, will Immediately
put up band saw mill on the
Friedman site, and calculate they
have bought enough timber to run
them two or three years, but ex-
pect TO buy a good deal more in the
meantime. They will want some
residences FOR the employees TO live
in, but at present there l. but one
house in town vacant-that OF Mr.
los. Schuhmacher's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
Notice Of Insolvency.

In the matter Of the estate of John X.
Buechler. deceased.
In the Dubois Circuit Court.
Notice is hereby given that upon re-
tition filed in sud court by Lawrence J.
Buechler, admins, rator Of said estate,
setting ~ the insntficiency OF the estate
OF said decedent to pay the debts and
liabilities thereof, the Judge OF said court
did on the ll,h day Of October. 1893,
find said estate TO be probably insolyent,
and ordered the same to toe settled ac-
coriingl,. The creditors OF said estate
are therefore hereby notified OF such IN
solvency and required TO file their claims
against said estate for allowance.
Witness the clerk and seal of said court
at Jasper. Indiana, this 18th day Of
October, 1879.
HERMAN EcgRRr,
Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court.
Cox & kean, Att'ys.
Oct. -, lss9-3'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

An INTERESTING TALK.-Little
Matilda Reifel, 5 years old, who has
been going to school in Jasper for
a month back, but who i a regular
plpiI OF the Indian schools at Rose
bud, :. D., was asked by the teach
ers in Jasper to tell something OF
her life among the Indians. She
said she would try and answer ques
tons. but couldn't make a speech
For half an hour teachers and pupll'
piled her with questions, and sh'
answered interestingly, talking some
IN the Sioux language, and then
tranSlating il to + lgli-h. She sale
the Sioux children are slow learning
Engli-h-,hey like their Indian Ian
guage best.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
Dissolution Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the firm OF
Eckert Bros, OF Jasper, Ind. doing a
milling business. il hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Conrad Eckert re
firing. The business will be conducted
in the mture by Messrs. Andrew and
Jacob Eckert.
CoxR.D EcKERT.
JAcoR EcKEKT.
ANDREW EcKERT.
An parties indebted to the above firm
and all having claims, will please cal
and settle the same on or before Nov. ID
1889. and save costs.
Oct 2--3t EcKERT Bios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

Entered A. the Fost0rce At Jasper Indiana. for
rAnsassion through the mail a. second class matter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

The COURIER has made an ar
rangement with the Indiana State
Sentinel by which it will send every
subscriber in Dubois county who
paws in this office i'm advance 81 ~
for years subscription To the
COURIER, the Weekly Il diana State
Sentinel. ABS 'LUTsLY FREE Tor on
year. Every citizen wants paper
from the State capi'al. Now i
your chance TO get il free. '>end II
your money and names. SubscrI
bers who are in arrears Tor The
COURIER are invited 10 pay up anc
take advantage Of this unprecedent
ed liberal offer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

A Kansas woman in Butler coan
tv has managed a 40 acre farm ior
ten years and has saved S2U.Hn
This is printed merely to show what
a woman can do when not handl
capped with a husband Peters
burg News.
Yet a man can print paper SIX
teen vear-, not handicapped by a
woman, and fail to save a tenth
part OF what the woman has in
farming. Possibly in the print,
case. the handicap" would have
been profitable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
THE INDIANAPOLIS SOUTHERN.
instructions Given the Surveyors Of The
Route.

The following instructions have
been issued by the officers OF the
proposed Indianapolis Southern
railway to the engineers who are
now engaged in making a survey:
Gentlemen As line for the
survey, we desire you to commence
at a point sonth of Indianapolis, to
be hereafter designated; going
thence south at or near Glens Val
ley, Smiths Valley, Tnrpie or Nor
gantown in Morgan county, Ind. ,
thence running south TO Nashville
in Brown county, thence bearing TO
the west and running south to Bed
ford in Lawrence county, and from
thence to West Baden in Orange
county, thence south, bearing To
the west, crossing the Airline road
at or near st. Anthony, and from
thence to Ferdinand and st. Mein-
rad, thence south TO Fulda, thence
south bearing west to Grandview,
thence to Rockport on the Ohio
river.
In making this survey we ask
that you select the most feasible
route, making the line as direct "a
possible and making your survey
in sections. The first section be-
ing from a point south of Indiana
polls to Nashville; the second sec
ton from Nashville TO Bedford the
third section from Bedford to Wes
Baden, and the fourth section from
West Baden to Rockpor'.
In tie route from West Baden {
Rockport you will consider thu
feasibility Of building from IVES
Baden by way of Jasper to Evans
vile, but this part Of the road WI
do not want surveyed at this time
but while at West Baden you Cal
make such inquiry and gather sucl
information as you can as will b'
desirable in the event we conclude
to have that line hereafter surveyed
In the line from West Baden 4
Rockport you will take into consii
Grafton the location Of the varlou
coal fields in Dubois and Spence
counties, and in the line from Nash
vile to Bedford you will take int
consideration the quarry OF ston'
along that line as we expect to hav
a revenue from that traffic in thes
two localities.
In general we desire to take il
as many towns as possible, but whel
it becomes necessary to preserve tn
line, save cuts ana fills, then yo'
will disregard all small places an
have in view line from Indiana
polls to West Baden and from Yves
Baden to Rockport. A copy OF thi
letter OF introductions has | eel
handed to Mr. Pierson for his use.
Respectfully,
CHAs. K. BARRETT, Sec y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
Dubois Circuit Court

Took recess from SATURDAY
morning till Monday, and Judge
Ely went home 10 spend the sab
bath. He returned to open up
business promptly Monday. The
following cases have been finally
disposed OF up to Wednesday night.
The grand jury returned IL IN
dictments into court "Wednesday
morning, and are yet in session.
The indictments embrace many
grades of crime.
Peter Schnell V Rosa NJ. Schnell,
ct al partition; A. Stratman, Com
mi sIonei, i ordered to pay last IN
stallment Of sale of real estate, IL
receiver OF partnership affairs.
John +. Norman vs. James l..
Norman, ct al; clerk ordered TO
pay plaintiff 1876 40.
Maurice Fritz, ct al V Peter
Schneli; continued.
State * rel Anna krueg "
Louis Kruger ct al jury trial tax
ing ionr DAYS; .eriIc. Tor plalntitf
TOR 500 against Louis krueg.
Judgment un garnI~h'neni y VIM
Roth for $50, aud asai II Grrhard
Kruger Tor SO
Ernest Cren~haw Y JOHN
Hawk Fl al; haug ol vraue grant
"a det-n lanl- uP'n "a M nj u COS
thereof in 10 day; 'd case -rnl Y
Vanderburg county lor Irial.
Dan VI Liehlyter, 4 !. irn-'rr'
Of Huntingburg Chri, ran Chmcp,
" Asa b. lliton, al a., lrcsnh-ti
Judgment Tor q fendul.- aud =
plaintiffs for costs.
III. l.. Moutoux " Jacob : II !
debraad t" quiet titlr; lId-rin N
for plaintiff and tItc quietru u
him.
In the petition OF Emma e. y
Anderson Tor e-iabil- nment .
drain. Nenian Dillon 4 appointed
Drainage Commissioner. who witt
Henry Berger, commissioner an'
VIM. L. Young, County survey n
shall constitute drainage commits
sioners, and they meet at Clerk z
office on October 18th to be sworn
and proceed to view said propos z
location for ditch, and report thel
proceedings the frs. day OF mex
term of court.
VIM. F. Beckman V James NJ
McCune's estate; allowance Q
S17.95.
Woodson w. Cummings IS Ihos
Abel: to be released on constable
bond: defendant ordered to file
new bond in 10 days from the %
day of October for 81 600
The guardian of the heirs OF Ere
l.. Stork, deceased, reports safe .
real estate Oct Is, to Elizabeth
Eggers for 1858 33 cash; sale con
tirmed, and purchase OF part OF in
lot , in Huntingburg for said heir
, approved.
The guardian Of Albert NJ. Cul
It's was ordered 10 convey TO h
ward certain real estate for $3.50.
Henry Biershneck, guardian
minor heirs of John VI. Deinderfe
decd, reports sale OF ] 8 part OF .ol
Jasper TO Elizabeth A. Brannoc
for Sl75; sale confirmed.
Ella Buchart v the town OF ia
!, per for damages for slip-up Q
side walk; on trial before a jury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
Waking Up TO he Truth.


Hrntlngburg News
Mr.. Cleveland j. CT diied with
wishing for Republican success IN
Nebraska, this year, becaus he be-
liev, it would make Col Bryan
nomination doubtful. next Year.
That is about the sort of Democrat
Cleveland has always been.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27
FRIDAY. OCTOBER y. 1899.
W-President Mckinley has is

sued his proclamation appointing
Thur day, November 3Oth a. Ma
tional thanksgiving day, to return
thanks for the re-establishment OF
slavery by this country in the
Philippines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-10-27

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Trustee Of HARRISON township,
will att md to township business on each
Saturday OF the year, at my Office, and
persons having township business to
trrnsact are required to present IL TO him
on Saturdays.
The township library will be KEEP, at
my home in Haysyille.
GEORGE Nix.
Aug. %, 1877. Trustee.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19
Observation-Disclosures
LEGISLATIVE.
s IaEiT9aEETEz!s:iIfr,lEz:iii5I59SES1SPS3Si

A Senate bill wants townships TO
elect a fire marshal. Good law. If
any absent minded citizen sets the
township on fire, the marsha should
kill him With as little mutilation as
possible.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19
ARE WE
GOING. CRAZY :?
LOOK.

We have a wagon, some very fine yr. old
otis an old style Domestic Sewing machine.
In good order; y. Il. or. of 25-114-67; ana
r. Is of 20, y. T.. OF s, S 70 OF $. L. and ). y
Ft ;. w. 1925. Last three quarters are -
fnlcs n. T.. OF Washington. good improve
Pnents and plenty of water. We wish to
rade any OF the above for shipping horses
Pr Will take part in horses and give time Tor
balance on the land. Now then, quit your
Renting and get a home OF your own. En-
|quire at the Miller Bank, Miller, s. u,