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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-10
Through to the Columbia Pike.

ELAIUPI DUHUHy'
Cars leave Columbia Pike on the hour.
No,e-Cars lesving Aqueduct Bridge at
s 80, 80, 10 30 and II 30 4. M await NJ
rival Of Mount Vernon car ten minutes for
Courthouse passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-10
RAILROADS

NTASHINGTON, ARLINGTON AND
w FALLS CHURCH RAILWAY.
ARLINGToN LINE. FALLS CHURCH LINE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13


ne stnas Far hmpassod ne Hoose
wednesday sfisrnoon- ne nsAsur4
vas lnsrodsosd By Ne. Clark, Of An
drain. sad received practically the
unEnanous Eots Of ths body. II pro-
vidss isr ths sznshliaAmsni o. state
Fair 10 be hssa Annually AZ come point
IN this stAts. sasy 81 access and wsn
situated Tor ne purposs. the site for
watch b to Be saiscisd BY The state
Beard Of AEienltnrs uilAin eighty
dsys sfssr the tAsang sRsot Of ths
sek ne esats Board Of Agrieullare
shall constitute the Board Of Directors
which shall, - soon ~ practicable
ssleF ne taking eject Of thss a~ct.slset
. president and yics-prssidsnt from
their own number.anda secretary and
treasurer not Of their own humber.
Wilhin tan days after he passage Of
shs aets any Town Or city easy Of &C.
,Ssss, wiahlns 70 compete fOrthe lOca-
iics q ia fan, Gan DO 90 by delivering
70 Tie State Board Of Agrieulturs an
agreement. signed In writing, By not
les than fifteen Responsible mss, TO
donate 10 the State Of Missouri q tract
OF A.4 ss=taining not less than 100
nor more than go ncEsns suitable for
locating . fair thereon, and the above
named board shall examine each and
every ate offered, and select the
one which, in their Judgment, VIII in
surs to the best interest," Of the fair and
the State in general. The bill further
provides that the Legislaturs shall not
appropriate any money from the gen.
era revenue fund for the suppoFtin-
provsment OF maintenance Of the fair
or for any preminms, or awards Of
Tered By the Board Of Directors Of.
said fair, nor shall any money here
after appropriate TO O. for the State
Board Of Agriculture. the State Horti-
cultural Society or the Agricultural
College Be used in any way for or on
behalf Of said fair. The State Board
of Agriculture shai designassth the time
Of holding the fair, shall make all rules
and regulations, shall have general
~cOntrOlsOt the enterprise and shall
make biennial reports TO the Legisla-
tnre Of all their transactions and the
receipts and expenditures Of ali the
money and the condition Of the asso-
citation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
Chicaro 9 Alton olleera.

The Chicago q Alton under the new
management has been reorgnnized.
z. h. Hartman, Of New York, il
President, and O. II. Chsppell, the
Vice President Of the old corporation,
was reelected 70 that ONCE. secre-
taFy and Treasurer Wood, Auditor
Kelsey and General Solicitor Brown
were also re-elected.
That the sale Of the road has been q
complete one and that none OF the
interests represented In the old COM
pany were In the Purchasing syndi-
cate, ~ was suspected by . few, 10
evidenced BY the fact that none OF the
old directors were reelected How
ever, Chicago interests are well repre-
sented In the new directory.
Following Is the personnel OF the
new Board Of Directors: E. d, Har-
riman, O. h. ohappeIl, NJ. L. schis,
J. W. Doane, r. O. Clowry, A. W.
Krech, W. A. Simcnson, J. O. Hutch
ins and ". II. HinkIe.
yice-President Chappell will be the
officer on the ground and will IN
doubtsdIy be the working head Of the
new company. Among other things
seventy new big-styie engines have
been ordered for the road. A few.of
these have been received. At q num-
Der Of points new station buildings
viii be erected. The roads repre-
scented BY the new directors are the
Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas and the Balti-
more & Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
COL WIN. D. LEE.


The Macon (Mo.) Citisea, speaking
Of Col. WIN. d. Lee, late Of Mexico,
now at the head Of Col Blees' 6ne
stable OF ane horses, says
There are few private stables any
where which can equal that of Dol.
Blees, either In the building itself or
the equipment OF the came. Every
thing about the premises is kept in
the best possible order, and the man.
agsmsnt Of William d. Lee, the fore
man OF the stable, and who has the
entire charge Of the horses, is especi-
ally trustworthy. Mr.. Lee Il .
thorough horsemAn and understands
his business perfectly. He is highly
appreciated BY Col Blees on account
Of his reliable character, sterling
worth and ability, to say nothing Of
his personal appearance. Mr.. Lee is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Not guesswork, but science.
Not a step backward, but a stride out
Of the old ruts.
Made possible only by Pasteur's,
Virchow's, Metchnikofs and Slocum's
latest discoveries in bacterioiogy, by
giene and therapeutics.
In plain English. a system Of modern
scientific disease curing.
The System consists OF -Four Prep
arztions which act simultaneously and
supplement each others curative action.
You are invited to test what this sys-
tenn will do for you, Il you are sick. by
writing for a free treatment 10 the Slo-
cum Laboratories New York City.
WRITE TO THE DOCTOR
Send your name and full express and
postofhce address to the Slocum Labor
atories, o8 Pine street, New York, and
mention this paper, and the Four Free
Preparations OF medicine win be for
Earded you.
The system is q positive cure for con-
sumption, that most insidious disease.
and for all hung troubles and disorders
complicated by loss of flesh, Coughs,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis. etc
Thin. pale. weak people become fat
and hearty BY its use.
The test is to try IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Dc you coughs
Dc your lungs pam y0uf
Is your throat sore and Infzmedf
Do you spit up phlegmI
Does your head ache!
Is your appetite bads
Are your lungs delieztef
Are you losing fesh2
Are you pale and thin?
Do you lack stzminzS
These symptoms are proof that you
have il your body the seeds Of the most
dangerous uzlady that has eveT deTas-
lated the ezrth-ousumpnon-
CONSUMPTION, the bane Of those who
have been brought up IN the oid-fash-
toned beiiefs that this disease was heFed-
itzry, that Il vas fatal. that none could
recover who were once firmly clzsped IN
ifs relentless grip
But now known TO be durable. made
50 by the worid-stirring discoveries Of
that mar whose name has been given
to this new system Of treatment
Nov known to be ~preventabie and
durable By following and practising his
hygienic teachings
The new system OF treatment viii cure
you Of consumption and Of all diseases
which can be traced back to weak lungs
IS a foundation.
Its not a drug system, but a system
Of germ destruction and body building
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
TIE MILITARY ACADEMY.
fss Committees VII Cont1nns Thsir
eosd wsfk-Ou Psopls Are
Interested and o1ght 10
SEsSEiss tie Money.

ne eonzitsess appointed % raise
InOasy for tie rev Military Academy
IhSss saeeesdsd fairly vel but 4 TIE
szssrrriss i 70 succeed all Of or
.psopls mast assist in this matter.
Prof. ". ". Cieadsnin viii Heeepi
a position with Col Slices in Macon,
No, bot thls does not interfere vita
oar bul6ing Al Academy IN Mextco.
We were III very faForkbly inpraas-
ed vita Prot Clsndeuin and cur buEi-
meas men this morning At a meeting
a. the s0uthsrn Bank, On motion Of
e n. White, exsAsdsd him . vote Of
thanks fer TIE good york rendered u
n this novs@sst
Prot. Clsndenin has had two oGers.
ons q P~rofessoEzhip in the State
University. the other to taks charge
Of Col Bhses' AcAdsny- he accept
Cd the latter.
II our peOpls VIII raise the mooney
70 bald the Academy, there VIII be
10 trOubls to ind a good man 10 take
charge Of T.
A. O. Barnes, A s. Houston, n. A.
Riekstta, Lee orAddock and others
expressed themselves At the meeting
this morning a. thinking the money
could be raised.
The COMMITTEES wll proceed with
IthsiE canvass snd u our people win
take q live and liberal interest In the
matter We can have the Academy
built IN time TO open the school next
September. A State Military AeAd-
envy should be established In Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

4 RUMoR that Gen. Miles and Gov.
TEDDY" had pooled their issues for
the purpose of preventing the renOm
nation Of Mckinley Is worrying the
Hanna N KInleyites. II 10 should
turn out TO be a fact they have 8 lot
more worry coming to them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13


Frgz ~ ca1zsA Hs1L
Iss rscosd Of the Dsaaoerasic party
in Missozr1 VIII bear the closest scEu-
tfny, vbaieTsF may be sssd agsanst H.
he Gloos-Dsnoerut, assisted By GER
tAia s0-eAIlsd DemooAAt1e 5onrnAln, II
Engaged a present In . hbored a.
temps 10 prove the i1eompetency,
fneGeisncy and gsnezEi dishonesty oi
ths DsDOsrAtte party h Missouri
me Glo5s-Dezoennt Il eadeaToEine
20 defeat the Denoo&aey bscaass u
uiahes Zisgsnhein eissasd Governor,
Ths Dsmocr1tie ns1Bpapsrs that are
assisting Il are Inspired By perBonAl
dialiks Of some member Of the state
administration o. disapproFe Of some
Legislative act ThA n unworthy
fhs Dsmocrzsaa press and Eafair even
IN q Republican newspaper.
The charges made = wholly IN
true There ID not san empty STATE
Treasury" Thsrs never was more
money in the State Treasury 81 this
period Of the year than nov. Because
Of the limitations Of the consultation
the general rsvszas fund h tsmPor-
arily Low while other fnnds are
fan 10 oveFfoving- The State war
rants are ana Always have been worth
par. Missours bonds are sold st q
larger premium than thsse OF any
other state IN ths Mississippi Valley.
The State finances have bean naAnag-
ed with strict economy and unques-
toned honesty. Thess faeta should
be remembered uheu the Demo
cratic record = assailed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

The Paris appeal says Speaking
Of lambs, O. I. q. White, probably the
best posted sheep man in the county,
says: aTm done with early lambs.
A season Ike this tiresa mans soul
and causes him lots Of Ioss. | never
saw as many weak lambs a. this sea
sons crop. The main cause, / think,
L. weak ewes afflicted with worms
When you ; sheep weak and un-
thrifty the chances are they have
worms and they ought to be given .
good werm powder mixed with their
salt"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

reputed to be the handsomest horse
man in Missouri, a characteristic much
appreciated by Col. Blees, who makes
no secret Of the fact that he likes to
have handsome people associated
with him In bic business Is well as
social affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
500 Reward, 500.

The resasrs Of this paper vm Be pleased %
lsarn hat there Il atlsast one dreaded disease
hat science has been able 10 cure in an Is
stages, and that ls catarTh. Halls Catsrrh Cure
Is he only positive care known to the msdiosl
fraternity. catAuh being . constitutional dis
sase, requires . constitutional treatment Haflas
Csfsfrh Cure - taken internally, acting directly
upQn ne hood and mucous surfaces Of the sFe-
ten, thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, knd giving ne patient strength By bufd-
iaf up ne consultation and assisting nature n
doing IL vork- he prUpfietora have 20 much
Hundred Dollars for any case that II afs "a cura
send fer LIST of testimonials.
address .. : CHENEY q Co, Tolsdo, o.
Sod bT Druggists, 7tc.
Halls Family Pls are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
W. W. Fry was in AuxvAsss.

W. W. Fry was in AuxvAsss.
Brick POmsroy had pneumonis.
Mise Clara sOharlsch entertained
friends.
George Chase clerksd for P. W,
Harding.
Miss Florence Carson visited in
Columbia.
Mrs, N. 3. BurhOp opened a mil.
iinery store.
John Ricketts, returned from q visit
in Virgins.
WIN. samuels sold bis grocery store
to John Brooks.
Montgomery City was to have 9
nev Episcopal church.
Robbers attempted 10 enter the
residence Of Uncle Billy west.
There vac talk OF establishing 90
axe handle factory in Mexico.
VIM. IVES. gas thrown from a
horse and bic shoulder dlslocatsd.
Capt Mitchell, Of the Glasgow
Transfer Company, was in Mexico.
Giles Green and Misc Emma woliz
we're married on The 9th BY Rev. Mr..
GFasty.
schaFlzch 4 Hall dissolved part
nsFship. Hall was 10 continue the
business.
Ths LEDoER gave this good piece
Of sdvies: aIf you q an old man
and have sons growing up and al ths
sane time trying jour beet 10 keep =
yonng nan down, even kicking him
II he face, pause and consider that
you have sons who win shortly be on
TIE mercy Of the world"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Who Pays faxes o. tie Property
A press dispatch from Moberly
says Q rsmarkzble deed, in which I'D
acres Of land IN Randolph county
were conveyed to 0od, appears on
record 81 Hnatssflls. The deed IN
question VAS tndexsd, @Johnsou
Wright 70 Cod Wright lived near
DArksviIIe, and died many years ago.
He was very religious and was pop
ulArly known = n exhortsr IN the
early days. This singular deed 10
dated June 8, 1850.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

DIT. A. B. chism. = coIOred physl-
elan irou Esshviiis, Tenn, is going
= ioesss b Mexico 70 practice nsdI-
cine. He H. regular graduate Of the
IEasAsllls Medical College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Lloyd 3. Loupe has secured 3
position with the Mexico Music Com
psny. Mfr. Loups Is an industrious
young man and has many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

The proposed barter Of the Philip
pines for part Of Canada aud the en-
tire British West Indies is r~ecsivIng
serious attention in Washington cir
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
Lamertins Lakeland Gets $3.50 in
stamps From Oregon.

Lamertine Lakeland has received
$50 in stamPs from . gentleman now
living In Oregon. Some twenty years
ago this gentleman passed through
Audrain County and took 8 10 Of
grapes from Mr.. Lackland's vineyard.
In fact, he says he ate a. many a. he
could. The grapes bad been put In
little sacks and were unusually good.
Tho gentleman says that aimee that
time bis coincidence bias been hurting
him and he thinks that be viii feel
better when he pays for them. Mr..
Lakeland withholds the name Of The
Reutlamau.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

AudFain county will be In the ninth
census district, which is - follows:
In the ninth are Audrain, galloway,
Gasconade, Lincoln, Montgomery,
Pike, Rails, 81. Charles, osage and
Warrea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Percy Hord and family are residing
st the Central Hotel while their resi-
denoe property e being repaired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Miss Della MoEihiny has secured 3
good position with the Singer Sewing
Machine %, in the Armstrong block.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

TIE administration would probably
be pleased IL Aguinaido ran away from
the Philippines. HIS capture would
create . Troublesome problem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

A. q. Armstrong VII soon have
compisted enc OF The incest cottages
In Mexico on South Clark avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Joe Ksnnsn paid so.D PER head
for 81 Of Wood Wilson's ysarIing
steers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Miss Addis Mundy, Of Molino. is In
Mexico the guest Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Logan Mundy, Of West Monroe
street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

). Frank Harrison vas IN town from
Benton Cify Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

There IS enough wear and tear on the soldier
without the disconfoTts that come from having to use
a strong laundry soap. Common brown soaps. when
constantly used for washing the person, are extremely
irritating. ivory soap is the ideal soap for the soldier.
suitable for all purposes, for the kitchen utensils, for
washing clothes and for the bath
Ivory Soap IS not easily lost. fort floats
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13
GRllH-O! TRY GRLIN-OI

Ash your Grocer to-day to show you > pack
aee Of 6RAIN-0, the new food drink that takes
the place Of coffee. Tbs children may drink ft
Ii, HksH. GRAIN-O has that nch seai brow
ct Mocha OF Java. but n Il mada from pure
grains. and the most delicate stomach recslvss
II without distress. Y the prics Of coffee. tkc
and &c per package. Sold By AL eroosrse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

q the association and VII not aEtezpa
70 20 infs sEy 6sssas - 20 seFmonE,
.spescAes, s1er
MrA Williams wss bora IN KSa-
tncky, Dec 4 Is2 Hsr father, wn-
Arzsnozg. moved to Missouri IN ISIS
AID ssszIsd IN Fzls01, GALWAY eoan-
~ BE bad fox Tszrz been member
q TIE BEp<ia CAEreh II LszinEtol,
Ky. His VIE, TIE nosss< of Mn.
EE5zzA, Wa bsptiEed n F1lton By
Lssodrek Bo1lEzrs and becAns q
r%zbe< Il TIE BspaA Czureh n tARt
Rs7ce- Mr. Arzszong sAz An enter
prSEzzg, sns<gstie and rsspeS&sd cit-
ssE BE Was iatezgszfly zeaA1ns and
ezias1fly nssfzi a. sehursh member.
he sshises of thas skstrA was Enar-
rSsd IN isss % wEEzm H wENzMrzs By
ths Rev. Andsrsoz woodA This uniou
Aztsd ior mare thsn 81 ys4nzdunrl
Dissolved b. dezlh's dserse, ealing
tie kEsh4zS 70 the bs9Es1ly houa
Prot v. 4 wHHaza Of KauzAs City,
ore q Miss0arTAhsE szd zost ho1or-
ed s~dneztorss ia sg1of this @EuAEs-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

There are two wsys Of propagating
prosperity among the manses-O By
passing laws wtss and inst 20 that they
may reeelye more money for their Ia
bas lal % cut down The taxel 20 that
les q What they do earn shall b taken
from than b tbs stro1g arm Of he
government This latter nstbod u en-
sbhng P9ps % Eaks bpekis sBd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-13

Esenszy In r1AAas ExpeAatfurss ths
raaeraxtnE Prdneipls -Reguhliuan
Rule Always Extr.sasala - ne
PeoBle HaEe The Rsneey IN Th<lr
Hana-A valzaAas Palma Servant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

Bids for the two bridges were re-
|ceived as follows: Indiana Bridge
Co. $l.239.0O; Indianapolis Bridge
& Iron Works, 1925; Massi!or
Bridge Co., $l,245.l5; Bracket
Bridge Co., 1925; Lafayette
Bridge Co., 1926. The contract
was given TO the Indiana Bridge
Co.
LIQUOR LICENSES
were granted to Ben. Kunst, Jacob
Geiss, NJ. McNelis, Alb. j. Mark
ley, +. Renner, John G. krodel, s.
w. Witsman, Frank Ross, Kasper
Halter, Beno Krapf, +. Kunkel,
Phi. Kress, H. Hettich, Thos. Him.
sci, JOS. Hoffman, provided he files
bond and money is paid, Leonard
Ruhr and Jacob II. Seng.
The Commissioners allowed
themselves $780, 5 each, as fixed by
and the Sheriff $l3, and then
djourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

Our "~IRELAND Mr.
John Whitman, a bicycle agent in
Ireland, writes the COURIER tha
"Uncle Sampson in his correspon-
dence has done Mr.. w. "a great in
justice" in writing Of his bicycle
business, and demands a r~etraction
Of the article that appeared in the
last issue" We are certain "Uncle
Sampson did not intend to do any
one injustice, or hurt any persons
business or feelings, and therefore
we feel perfectly free to retract any
thing which may have resulted
thus, while only some harmless fun
was intended. Personally the ed
itor knows nothing of the circum-
stances, and can see nothing in the
article complained Of which should
be offensive 10 any right acting
business man-but as Mr.. Whit
man complains of it., the COURIER
freely apologies, denies any inien-
ton to injure, and retracts every
thing which might be construed as
AN injury. Correspondents can not
be too careful in writing of other
peoples business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

MARRIEp.-Mr. john SHINDLER
and Miss RosE SrEINMErz, of Louis
vile, were united in marriage June
ID, 1899, at the Lutheran church
cor. Clay 4 Market SITS, in Louis
vile. Mr.. John q. billy, of Jas
per, acted rs best man, and Miss
Rose Steinmetz, sister Of the bride,
as bridesmaid.
After the ceremony the happy
couple left for Jasper to spend sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Oily, and be present at the mar
riage OF Mr.. j. j. Hims,l, one of
HARRISON townships most progress
sive teachers, and Miss Kate billy,
the accomplished daughter of Mr..
Phil. Oily, ex-Recorder.
This marriage is to take place at
the Trinity church, Jasper, June
18th, at $50 p. M, and will be
the first marriage celebrated there.
All friends are cordially invited
by the parents and parties to wit
less the marriage of the happy
young couple, and the COURIER ex
tends to both couples its best wish
eS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16
Sherif,s Sale.

BY virtue of n certified copy.of a decree il
sued on a Judgment rendered in the Dubois
Circuit Court ON the slst day of May, iss
and To me directed by the Clerk OF sale
Court, ! will offer for sale, at public auction
and cutlery, to the highest bidder, at the door
OF the Court House in dubois County. India
ma, on saturday the 18th day OF july, lss, be
O'Clock p. IN. of said day, the rents and pro.
nts for "A term not exceeding seven wears. OF
the following described real estate. situate
IN DUBOIS county, I'm the stSte of dia to
Wit
Part Of the north half OF the s~outhwes,
quarter OF section number seven Cd town.
snip number one u) south. range number
nve I'D west. more particularly describe I A.
follows Commencing at "A point thirty one
rods west OF the north east corner, al said
north hall OF the south west quarter of said
section, township and range. thence west
sixty three (tS) rods. to 4 point sixty -four
rods east OF the north west corner Of said
north half ~ south west quarter. said sec.
ton, township and range. thence south forty
three rods to "A point thirty seven rods north
OF the south line Of said eighty acre tract.
thence east parallel with said south line sew
enty nve and one half rods, to tn. land nov
owned by Mrs Funk. thence north eighteen
degrees west to the place Of beginning. con
tanning eighteen and nifty hundredtn- acres
more or less. And part of the north half of
the north west quarter of section namber
seven 90 In township number one an and
range nve ~ west, more particularly de
scribed a. follows Commencing M a stone
at the south east corner of the north vest
quarter ef the south west quarter of said
section, township and range, thence west
sixteen rods, thence north thirty seven fy1
RODS, Thence east parallel with said south
line seventy nve and one half rods. 10 the
iand now owned by Mrs. Punk, thence south
eighteen degrees east to "A point ON the south
line OF said north half 81 the south west
quarter ten rods west of the south east
corner thereof, thence west seventy rods to
the place OF beginning, containing eighteen
anu nfty hundrcdth- acres mere or less. and
contaiLing In both tracts thirty seven acres
more or less, situated in Dubois County.
Indiana.
And i'm case the rents and profits fail 10
Drinx the amount demanded to satisfy the
judgment and decree aforesaid, Interest
ana costs. together with all accrning costs
VIII. AT the same and place, and In Ike man
ner as aforesaid. offer for sale, AT public auc.
Ton y cutlery, to the highest bidder. all
the right, title, interest aud estate in Zee
-iihpie OF John Z. Britain, In aud 10 IN,
ABOVE described real estate. or 40 much ana
such part thereof as may be necessary 10
SATISFY the judgment and decree aforesaid.
"nlch - 10 favor Of Julia A.. r.. Corn and
against John a., Britain.
ssiu real estate will be sold without relief
'rVm valuation or apprai-cnent laws, aud
Indiana Jaw
HERMAN n. C~AsrRrr. sheriff Dubois 60.
plaintiff.
June Is, 1879. M sts |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

~ August Sonderman shipped
IN from Chrisney last week 100
bushels OF old potatoes, and sold
them all before Saturday. He got
30 bushels more Wednesday. Pity
Dubois county can't raise potatoes
to supply home demands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

O-The w. C.. T. U. County
Convention Wednesday and Thurs.
day was fairly attended Chat is q
good many fair looking ladies pres.
ent) and the proceedings and ad.
dresses quite interesting. Miss
Hadley, the State Vice President,
is q ready talker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-06-16

A. 0. U. W.-Jasper Lodge No
6S, on Tuesday night elected the
following officers for the ensuin 6
term:
p. NJ. W.,-Albert Urich.
NJ. W.,-Joe jain.
F.,-A. Daeschley.
O.,-Jos. Sermersheim.
Recorder,-J. s. Milburn.
Fin.,-J. +. McFall.
Receiver Jos. Gerber.
CIV. A. Schubel.
l. W.,-Jos. Kress.
O.. W.,-John Halter.