Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 33, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 May 1891 — Page 4

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JASPKR COURIER.

rUlDAY, : : i MAY t, ltl - ii i i w ,t T TTnii""" "" " 111 ' 111

DmImU Clrcttlt Crt

Took a rwfM from Stlnrdav I Mu-

nay, ann Juoge

p to Weduede night :

Sate v. Albert 1UWnou : iutoxiea

Um : ihw e

r "

Utoa throat ite il

minor: riiiwl 420

Stale v. th. i uey ; A

guilty.

tt.VTh election in 1 H' Hon neil with 1111 ittl rlppl Ol

eiemnr, and very Heht veto. There -n..it uni hiv Wait any stir bat for the

elbMrttion that on SHtrH- one of the ol.l Trutes took ho active prt again, st k iMiiAH of ihe Democratic ticket.

hit If the ruultr nominee

tA thfr was danger they

would do something, or permit it to be a., ikut mivWt imnrnve tb town, ami

cost a little monev. This operated as a boomerang to the independent candidate, and rn& many to votei the tinlaht HemrMTftt ticket who WOUld U0t

otherwise have went to the polls, and. of course, it was elected triumphantly. Ti.r u nn rtv interest in the elee-

tinn at all. the straight ticket being nomi

Hated by Republicans and Democrat nira for (irtHTenteHce. and the Demo-

eratkj name being used becaus the party

had th machinery to eel it up. 1 ne in

liw..1ut ticket was also exclusively

composed of Democrats. The following

i th official vole: TRUSTEES. 1st Ward Jo. F. Friedman, Dem , Henry Pfau, Ind., Sd Ward -Ton a P. Salb, Dem., -Joe. Klein, Ind., -

4th Ward! Kuebler, Dem., Wn. Flick. Ind , -

107

If

11

n 106

. 83

Otwvll Orl Hamate.

We bed a food rain, and garden 4

and Judge and Proeeeuior went ji growing.

Ihhim. Of the IHft on ttoexoi riw mm rain-' wpj mnN oMij . xh "V'fi ' 1 1 jfMtH in auucip.

bMttt were dUpot of the ftrM week. nun. ; tlon orauiiHdut whvat aiirt irult t;rt, . I

(!rt reftMMMl it MtOH O Montay. r. raMiM mnI a aom.! Ur. (t.Hr wtm hiu bn ronfliiixl lul

no WHiwinK w ine hwjwwwh c"fHi frmr ef Haiblwon towMhli, wa- his ro.i tar qtM h whil,U Mi to o

DUNN & CD'S

vol wir home from H4yvili, whr he

had boon ifftttini; om b!akwUh work

1uh on it Kritlny nlitht about hIh

Stte v. Jopb IlerWif ; Mllinf toU'eik. he Wft Kve whh about -tint t

mile north of Uayvlll, tm thH Paolt road. They atouoed M horinw and on

tennod to eaoh nido ot Ota wakoh. and

Mtatn t. Anirew r rnn : uhm in front or tlo hnraoe. tinn ima

neraon in tbebabitet beinic intoxiont4l; .(,ke itand then the nnn on tbo left

fined t0. Mid "your money or life." Al tht

State vs. A nr. Kaocln; aeilinr nonor MUrder n ked uo n harrow tooth and

witbont lieonae; fined ftO in ooeh ofLtrnck blm over tbo bead, and b (ell

two cae; nolliod in one. bock on the xronnd. Bv that time the

State m. rhilin tjovaan: eeutnc io other one who strikinsr at h m with a

minor; nollied. his knife, cutting his hat nbont six Inch

State Dock Jfoiee; uiarw M. and on the back through the skin.

meeting: fined 5. . I Harder turned on him. and let him have

State va. xary Werner: eoiiinr wun-nt too. Then the others let loos or the

out license; fined $10. boreee, when be hit them with the linee

State ti. Joa. Bachart, eoiunr win ml ot awav from there.

out license: not siwiltv. When a little wave off ho looked back ihamio. umlla raiulv to aooommodate this

SUte ve. John Colvln: eellisr toboeco .ni Mw the others standio around the 1 traTrii ,,,, nubile, ot to "swan hoees"

to minor; nomen. , , itwn that were irinf on in f rouna, an i with nuy oi m

saie vs. iv. nut w next morning were wae oioniy ot niomi ti,.. i . tnn

deadly weapon ; not fnilty lon the waron. There hae been HotblncL...... of thB foiiowin.r iwrsone. W. P,

State va Uulel Jieiton; pimp; oi- heard of them ilnoe. and probably the , till, T. ...a J. T

iwi. two were badly hurt, m n narrow loouii.. . ' ,tu.iuri, i,. iui.nuua d.wt i.ar.i

. . .fl!-. I. . . . . t a I iLTVOtie teaila Mummn tea HniHWs '

&taie t. jorin oiernwrr; nuiK g an uu v Instrument to do sirup.K wun ... k. Afl A.nr h,.,

itbout lieense ; n ot guilty. when in the hands of a determined ,.. ' B. - m!n. nf rJmhuMor cheese

like Harder. They were probably a mhtmlA iu, f.uUtml a sironsr one.

andt drummers would do well to seek

lik.ta Mf.MAAA 'Pl.A Srni'a nanku fa

,f d 1 .On - I . ... ....I. . 1 - n.l . I. u I I HT 1 1 imilUHNS. ill! " an

nut rithIh.

Yonnir OUo Lwer. who ba been

dnKirHly ill withome utrnng ilutor several weeks, U mo better.

Died, in this April the ffitb. Ktka

the little d-ujliler of John nhiI Etbaliudt

Riuley. ww burled at the Hays oeiaelery. on the 86li.

Our fiuurinit mill U doing a splendid

hn mw, under the manageHt oi out

worthy fellow eitisen, Mr. J. V. Cbaille,

recently of Davietw county.

Mr. Joseph Berridge. formerly of Pac

toiilka. III., but now of CNwell. hav

bought out a grocery store at Washing' tou, Ind , and will remove it to this place.

bueceea to him.

Curran Dillon baa bought tbo livery

stable at this place, and has added stock!

nuiMt

Furelawloneleal

DUNN & .

3b4lUBAlsv9tiajre)d. OnJ-jr Toy

SCHKKU. MHOS.. STKATMAV. IMaUrl, IMlnu, April Hl.

GTROT, IND.O For Snle by thu lolljwimf Agentj :

jam m hit mmn mw

EVERYBODY TO 0OMR AND SEE

our msw STOCK

OF

State vs. Sam'! 11. Dillon; Miliar to-

baeco to minor : nollied. nart of some white cap gang.

r . . -ill l!n I "

Siaie vs. tieeee lwoiidi; ecius; ihjhwt

CLOTHING!

uuonv ucenwr ; rniiu law. int nocnumiiora i mw cimns i . ilra-jlai, Mr. Co

State vs. John Horney: Mlllif liquor gnttor and Uhseso Factory met Mill""" , u Lit.. n ' fi dlf. -f .1 Kft.

ll is iirumon win i wwumn I OCHUL11U1 ouiw

without licenso; fined t90

State vs. deorre lirosemer;

rnurt.boiiae last Saturday, adopted a I

etlllng I const itutloa and named the concern asjin

hifih life' soon hereabouts. U. M.

nirVr 6Hirr J. Jntt. Dera.. - 1

Jn, F Sermersbeim, Ind.,

Treannrer-Chas.Sollga, Dem., - 144

Aiirntt Dunns. Dam.. - 157

We congratnWe the voters on having chosen a progressive Board of Trustees, and trust the Board when it gets into offee. will "show its faith by its works." QZrA lot of Cleveland worshippers are keeping up a wnele racket on the taritf, in hope to secure the nomination of their favorite on a platform which will favor the Extern monej lenders in 189i Should they succeed an independent ticket would carry most of the Western and Southern SUtes, while -the Hennhl!(ans would carry a solid Eist. The

WMtura (taenia are not roiug to be

fooled next Tear into voting for any man

who is not outspoken in favor of the Democratic doctrine of the fiir and equal

coinage of silver with gold, and a gov ernmental supervision of rates of trans Donation on interstate commerce. Cleve

land is opposed to both, and therefore will not receive their votes, and bis wor-

Rhlnoers had as well "stick a pin there.

Reciprocity bas virtually drawn the sting from the tariff oppression, and as Ita boe4eat effects are further realiaod

by tfc peopfcs, we have o doubt it will ha eadmuWd to all the etviltaed world.

It ie Democratic policy ostdoreed by the

orate can rjeea that thoir oppoaeeits

are Im proeesa of fowerat oeavereioa

the tariff loans, and thore will be mo trouble in. the next congress adjusting

the tariff in the interest of tbo

liquor witbont license; nollied in one above, and elected directors. H. J. Ault Crab is making frequent business trips case, fined 20 la ono. was elected president and manager, and to Davieee couaty ; can you take l ie State vs. Wa. C. Brittali ; selling to- Mary M. Glwen secretary and treasurer, hint? If not I will not tell you who it is.

baeco to minor; aoutod. The capital stock was nxed at fiu.uww, Thos. J. irayior . nas moveu omr

State vs. Ph. Thimllag; selling liquor and the building to be erected is to cost darkies on his farms near Long israncn. without license: nollied. 1 45 000 00 Geo. W. Pinnev. Win. Libs it ig well : the rood Deonle of that vicin-

State vs. Willard Cave; attempt to and J. B. Young were appointed a Hy will bave some one to lay their meanprovoke; not guilty. building commltte. The enterprise will neon on to. for it is said that a "nigger SEE OUR

stale vs. Willard ueve; laioxweuon ; be a fact. Liet every farmer prepare io whi steal." However, some oi our nollied. reap its benefits by furnishing it pro- chickens were purloined before, there State vs. Wm. Epthnfen; selliar 11- ducts every day. Petersburg Democrat, were any darkiee about here.

quor to minor; fined S0. Mr. Editor, sometime ago I asked you

State vs. uaas. ismy ; intoxiemien; r i n rJ v . 7 7 ", . t h 7.1 thr was any old widows about your nollied. tioa resolved that teachers must build . 'Ied Bcka chawed.

State ys. Joel R. King, Philip Sutton, fires and sweep out houses, and act a i d t(je widow of 0ttr toWn have Humphrey Sanders ; intoxication : each policemen on the echool grounds, leokinr with lovful anticipation

fined it. uot hold 2 months or aa montns i- f - , the affirmative. For

State vs. Paul Goepnner: sell lag to eenaee, muet not dance, erpiay cara8, . . . . m ,

minor; not guilty.

Ijt Pastures Orekx. Mr. Was. TI.

jEvaos. who for 30 years nearly has been

editor of the Princeton Democrat, ex

cept four, during which Cleveland's civil

service humour compel ed him to be out

of politics to act as poatmaster has sold

fct interest in the Democrat to ins pari

ner, Mr Miller, and will for the balance of hie life revtvl in pastures greon, free

from the arbitrary call for "copy," and

the cursing and fault-finding of smal

would-be political bosses, because be

possessed baias enough to advocate

what he believed right, and opposed of

ficial stealings from the people. We

congratulate him on his good luck of

being financially able to retire, and wish

be may enjoy many more years of eon tentmeat resultant from a clear eon science.

tCrThe election returns from last

Moadav's and Tuesday's contests la the

towns and cities of Indiana, give bright

promise of the success of Democracy

and morality (almost synenomous

terms)-throng bout Indiana in 1893 Democracy has gained in the cities generally, and cost none in the towns, With jedicious nominations next year, National, State, and la the various counties, we will sweep the platter clean, and Republican a will have made their lest fight for privileges and immunities for the wealthy chvseee. "Equal rights for all. special privileges for none," is bo u fad to win.

FINEST COMPLETE LINE OF

DRESS GOODS!

I OUR ffOc BLAPK ALL WOOL HENRIETTA BEFORE YOU

BUY A FINE PRESS! NOTIONS !

YOU WILL FIND THEM AT

HEADQUARTERS FOR DUBOIS COUNTY FOR THE WALTER A, WOOD HARVESTERS.

Come and sea them at my North Main Street, Jasper.

shop oi

GEO, WAGMElt, Feb. 20, 1891.

lease att

end mill urine tueir liquor iron jn thta Mv Cummias; A. it B. ; or bottle in the school house, Instead of "w'r lBW w"'

State vs. John

fined $10.

State vs. John Cimmlae; latoxlca

tion: fined 2

. T . .... w mmm .

State vs. wm.J. wtainger; tmoxica

tion : not ruiltv.

Sute vs. William Schnarr and Fred.

Schnarr: disturbing meeting: not guilty

Sute vs. Jos. Mallery, W. .ncCraney,

James Farris; George Schnarr and John

A. Wineiuger; riot; not guilty.

Basil Dckk.

na ronizmg drug stores or iar room.. .Th Dubois correspondent of the JUST Pike county educators are progressive! ColultI:B iBllmftted that the widows of JU&l

The Attorney General at Indianapolis that locality were considering theques-

Monday rendered an opinion that while tion. We refuse to be responsible for property belonging to the Knights of neck chawing incidents, etc.j Pythias, Odd Fellows, Masons or other fraternities of the sort was clearly ex- Hlllsboro Oratorical Content.

emptfrom taxation, it must be, when th,. rwnrU! fnntt k .t H 111.. WK

SHOES!

OPENED A SPLENDlp STUCK OF

Slippers and Gents' Fine Shoes!

BRICK POK SALE!

M. HOCKGESANG t SON,

ve UVon the jard formerly kfptbj-t Mr ltir mi

BRICK Id bj uiitltjr alra, at tke YARD ON THE TROY ROAD.

WK A WO CONTRACT far mjlf.WSC MM FUKN1SH A 1.1. MATKRIAU. WtTGlvm nta h OmII. m. hoohoksako soi. Ihin, -ss It.

rented and used for business purposes, km thm o-.u ... . .r&.i u

SOI , will, mui umj. !., 1 m.i.uk"" " "

State vs. Edward Fisher and Wesley ppfu -o.. all respects ; a large and attentive audi-

M. O-borne; burglary and grand lar-l" UiUCI leooe was present, with music lurnisheel

ceny : sentenced to the State's Prison for nHnvv rvi,Tv. There is not a mile I by the string band. The clans coiilied

two years, fined tl, aad disfranchised Lf rail in Rmwii conntv. nor within of lx first-clase speakers, all except one

I . -j - - . l.ij r.... tk..

State va. Fat. Hays; selling to person et. has four hundred inhabitants, and iw coniesi was very cioe, uui ui

MAKE YOU 8MILE WITH OUR PRICES ON

STAPLE GROCERIES !

in habit of being intoxicated ; indictment ,)ttt 'Qn9 briek structurs-tbe court bouse, judges being very able and critical gave

The jail ie built ol logs The county has goooaecisicin nnu univerpni - Vmm .utUr tnr Itlou. The Prise wu n very fine and

ZLZr.,Z riJZJJZ beanUfui album, preeented by Rev

r ' " - , j 1 m. i

nmwm m Im. n . . . ft l a i L.

neien noen, ww swHrna n wwr

lallv, and made quite a alee speech, and

then gave her prize to the union, where-

pj. n. ocriiici oiiciiii ut vu.

au ashed in one eaee. and fined 50 in

H. Miller; seitine: to

ftnem tCO in

mate ve. A

in habit

not guilty m new

April 10,ll-y.

f beeemiaw Intnatleated ;

8ta4e vs. Joe. R. Flaber : eellfng to per

son in habit of becoming in toxics led ;

inrv trial, and jury out on WednewU

night. They brought iu a verdict ot

guilty, and assessed his fine at feO.

State vs. d. fisher; pimp; nollied.

Tlse Ante ef 1901.

State Printer Burford expects to hare upon lht prMuient of Hlllsboro union the acts of ths laet Legislature out by ftro nu he could not accept it,

VTOTICf la hereby given that the un

il dereicned hae been, hy the Clerk ol

the Dubois Circuit Court, appointed

Administrator of the estates of Joseph

May 21th. Thev wllLpretwbiy b. de-L.,.i r.iud fnr all the muihii nf UipUiuI Helen Krellsln. late of DuboU

clareil in force June 1st. The volume uniin IA b nrMom at ih xt mftinr. countr. Indiana, deceased, Said estatef

will contain forty more pis than the stnnlvv tn deeida whikr thev are solvent. April th. 1891.

riniri , , r...... I . . .... . " i i' " . V l ' -

State ve. Wm. Ualler: selling tobaceoi " t ""cr would accent it or not. JnUoed we think

to minor: not ruiltv. via. nroyed her loyalty to her

State vs. Alois Gramelspaeaer : seiiint --a, it., .w.: v

on bunoay ; noil ea. u,aor h t!ck., elwtefj thrM

mini ivvwtj piifivu net iuj mil j iv iici pZiereKnpr iti union and the temperance cause beyond " . " a doubt. We do not think one in a bun-

. ... .. . I Hint in uwikwi cimcii unra mm uni- , . . . rr i. ,i i , , -

Btatevs. rai. tiavs; seiung uauor io .u,i t.0 ,- aul. nnm a,i ,h wohih n uun . nuis-

habitual drunkard; not guilty. Marshal and Treasursr. while the "hoar P.ro PPre rather progressive, and

sJa to. i 'urir M" ivemoresi metiai coniest & I mvrtrlf anil ritptsu1 it fin till til mnat all t hat

hold medals. That

John Kkkiluin, Adm'r.

Traylor te Hunter, Att'ys. April 84, 1891-Sw,

Notion of Application for Liquor

LiceH.se.

State vs. Chae. Bowling; A. B

with latent to murder; jury trial; fined

t5. and seat to Slate's Prison for two

years. CIVIL CAUSES.

Elisabeth Nkholeou, et al. vs. Lul a

Weaver, et al. ; final settlement of Com.

ssioner made and approved.

'VTOTICK i hfrly givn t th cIIm f Jpr

1 and Hainlif Ma lowuntt). iiumix cuumy. inuiann,

that the Hnderti)rnM will apply iv th Hr4 u I'ounij

CemmWMonor of IMDnllt county, at flu ir Jnu trni

Ifrttl, under tbe )irovltoti of an Act, entitfal "An Act tn rrvulate an1 ItCetlKiS tbe Mle of irttluitM, vinous.

malt anit ntfaer imoxlratln liquor, to limit the lketij

Tee to im harge.1 iy etit. ana un; ai v reai an former law reetilatinK lae aale of Intaxlcatinc lluKnro.

and all laii and parta of law comlna; In to AM it

the provimfil tni act, jirennme penaiue lor int-

llcetiite to

Itisrnmored that Dr. Brevfosrle will are old enouxh to

retire from the Monon. The directors union holds more gold medals than any of the road are said to be after his re- other union in tbe county; they cersigaatlon, because they dislike tbe his- tainly are doing a grand work in detorv of hU short control of the road. veloplng the minds ot the young. They

' Inmnm tn keen un the album contest JLT

Before adjournment the Ohio Senate wort and invile all lovers of oratory to hy the ut.uture f irdtana.ln w. fw a ii

In the drainage case of Ch. Rudolph, passed the bill prohibiting railroad com- jolll them ; undoubtedly the prize they !?" .WjfJ et al. ; accounts allowed ae stated. panics from employing engineers who Klr, h highly worth working for if there "V o Chas. Ferguson ve. L. E. St. L.Con. are given to drinking ...intoxicating WH B0 olv,.r bene 3 1 attached, but we rfeatre to aeii i in hoe attoated ni upon R, R. Co. ; continued. liquors. . J,l5L?he IrZ ef far lea. vklue than Lfl ?? fJ'l,"

mkrSiax kkodki

i r. r The Pinkerton gang of rongha are etlll shooting laborers in tbe Republican State of Pennsylvania at Carnegie's k Frick's col mines. If the miners object to being made slaves of, the Repnblkans kill 'em to get rid of tnem, and bring in Italians and Chinese to take their places. Great are Quay, Dudley, Carnegie, Blaiae and Harrison. (CrWith free silver coinage this country would not have seen the immense strikes for decent living wages for workmen inaugurated last Monday in nearly every branch of industry. Proprietors could then have willingly acceded to the terms asked.

HJOld Hutch," the wheat gambler, went on a drunken spree to Evattsville last week, and Chicago like to have took a coHHlpllnti fit over It. It in a pity he did not do something to land him In the penitentiary. Ml. Vernon went Republican Tuesdav. Hew Harmony went Democratic. Roonville elected a mixed ticket.

XY In Vineenues the lmlfnHr1tit

Democratic ticket was elected over the

saloon Democrats

Tuesday.

by 4 majority leal

tawrordviiie creamery uses S.OOO

jrvanai ui milk par ity.

Farmers and Drovers Bank, of Louis

ville, vs. Assignee nf M. Scbsirich, Sealer t Co. ; claim of $941.66 allowed. ! Mary Glcaeu. et al. vs. Ed. E. Dillon, et al. ; Samuel II. Dillon appointed Commissioner to eell real set ate. Jae. H arils, adm'r est. of H. 8. Goslia. deceased ; ordered to sell real estate. Adam Stratmin, et. al. vs. Adam liarter, et al.; Henry Landgrebe appointed Commissioner to tell real estate involved. Matthew B. Dillon, guardian of heirs nf Rob't Stewart, deceseed, granted per mission to sell tbelr real estate at private sale. On the petition of F. F. Lutz, tbe Clerk was ordered to pay him $63.25 on deposit James S. Milburn admitted and eworn

ae an attorney.

L. L. Cooper, adm'r estate nf W. w.

Totten, dec VI, ordered to sell real estate

at private sale. State ex rel. I. Behehmacher, Auditor Dubois county, vs. Jehu Gramelspacher,

et al. ; judgment for plaintiff for WOO.

Henry Knecae rs. Frank meaner;

dismissed.

The guardian of mlaor neks nr wisebetb Brittaln, dee'd, was authorised to sell real estate at private tale. WinficM B. Speedy petitioned the

Court for nermleeion to adopt as hi

child George F. Mougatne, Me) it was ao ordered.

Adolph Levi ei nl. vs. Chae. Schneider; application to eppeUt a receiver;

defendant takes a enange ex venae iium the Judge, and John II. Miller, Esq., ol Piincelou, Is appointed t bear the application. Stat Beard af Agriculture. Tbe case of the old hoard against the new state board of agriculture elected by the last Legislature, was decided by the Marion county superior court, in full bench, Monday, In favor ef the old board. It was held that the eld board is a private corporation which cannot be ousted. An appeal will probably be taken to the Supreme eeurt.

t. Inn.nv.MBl. t It ta tn ika imIh.1 WffitiAia ffonatv. llutiatM

ueorge weddeii succeeds wiinamiMta w mUh thaws aUnva im tha a-ratirll nr i, iei.-wr.

Williams aa bsggagewaster on the Ev- 0rk kun, Btbctatok.

NEW MTCK YARD

BRICK FOR 8 ALE I

John Geier. jr.. Hhi taken choree eft

irick-yard at the North hle of Jatprt im now ha for pale, in any quantity d

Atpuil Krinlf nf mil ntiAlttiia Ifa fialralke'

-1 V a-' !- r mi utita p m vns a a nun vavw

v. te .

peopto oi iJtioom county lor meircusien

Matter.!. JOHN GIER, Ja.

Au. 3V88 ly.

TO THE SP0KT5MJUL

Nwtice of Appilcatiow fer Llqu

Lleenne.

-J

Caaap tile ku a pecuiiM chain: a, to l ) : Wm h, yem wat ae fepart4 lor all liw! wnWtr, Did yoa em wwh year rebher cwtoa a kbarp twtg er rcuh rock, and HA i 4ri Auk any htr tpaitrntn ib "Fk Brand SUcWer." hw fce like m. JM wiH tU tou i U lent, WuiVet, and Mt, all m pa Lkht, dry. aed al, aad will itaad any it Tnard uaafe. K wed at Wf concerned aboat Ike weather. Why dj yoa wilt til Ht ran be prorided lor all weather it yo W FiOi Brand SJckar " ml Wt Aj May may be the caaae al a aamth's wekae t m aflord to take tbe mk i He are ot ! . . ... . mMk tk " fa.

Brand " l rd m tk. uea i

aoat when you caa hart tbe aeiim td witkeat eatra cot.

Irated tatalocue tree. A. J. TOWER, Jane U. lSV-ly.

a't aeceat 1 wUM Fik BraadStwWf laraclanaadtiiai

Beetnn, mass

ansvllle division of the Air Llue.-New "

A Ikwamv Tadnr. . i.. , . r

' I JUT. wm. Tr avvlAKa. a nrurninonv larmeri . i. .. . .t.. .1.1 . t

and breeder of thorough bred horse, It vine and lnbride tftwbln. tuWi county. iM'-na

BCTTlVe OCni sugar ann reciprocity I kvnn. VBh . wumUIv inlurl bv iiiAtibiUndertlcned will apple Witbe Knard it CobiiIi

KhemfrS are efficient educators OB tbev:nv .k.,wr, trnm vu IWv. a to unablV ;nn',,!nr 1,0'.,U unty.at tbelr Jnae term".

. .t ------ - . iwei. Mwler he aroeiawae or an a, errniie "An At

tana qamuun. to raie 8 lisna 10 HI neaa. Alter using (n reautate and lleeitae tbeule of )rltnoo, tlnon

numerous liniments and consulting several wait and othTr Intoxkatma "rtw, to limit ihe liceitf

physicians aithoul S-tting any iiet " fornierUws tt$nUiuK the .i!e of lmtx!ctlmt liquor, asked me if 1 knew of nr.ythmg that would Ln,i .nuw .,,,1 nans of l cnmiut in rm.nift 111

an help him. 1 recommended ChsmlienHitt 'sltbenrnvliit.maDf ibis act. pro?trlWiiir petilHe forthc

CfrwWTaaHrUP avTmfjlme From tku inuueriKM-ial we hare m eonneeied in ooe way or aaother

beware of fools. Dlangrn sable

aeqaeneea are ueotkHed of aaMmering

ona kind of fool according to hie folly,

aad of refraining to answer another kind. Yet in spite oX tbe general prendtce there is a rariety of fool which is expected to mirror moat of the CluisUaa viteuea. He is supposed to be ab-

somtely good natured nsder ndieum,

and never justly re vengeful. When attacked he ie expected to Muile with bis tosmaaatofa, aad join in the geoeml

nongfa hi be by nature a

maa, be muet boar with eoiaaimity the anom of tbadkg Mmmlf noddeoly dragfed Into pobbc notice, with tbe eyes of

a score or morn of people tamed ea

bim at once.

BaruebesattsaanitVauag,

yieid ms awn digndty for th

of other. If he but

by a word of mnooetraace he

receives contempt as a crusty haw and a deepiser of ancient caiatoma. Thai apcasies of fool ie bom on the

awrmug of April Vint, nnd Bke certain summer inase s has a brief exiatanee of one day. If bis general IneeneihUfty to ridicule, bmmwokrinsn urkWaboaea&d hh) unfailing good temper should eon-

tiuoe in the same ineasure

the year, one might call bun a

As ii usually liappene, bowevne, he fa eoateat witli a brief exercise of sneh virtues, aad Um tewpornry Male nf April ooL Youth's Ccennanlna. .

lin Ralm wbw-h h luwl and within two vo)r.tliMtn re'.f, lecUrlti(r nn tmerjrency." lain naini, wnicn ne mm, anu wiunn 10 hvlU u UUtnt ,l ,,,,, , f(,r li(.t:nf weeks he had entirely recovered tliaufeol apriti..uv!i). nr i r.ah )t.,nor Jn q.iamitu u-r

his arm. I consider Chamberlain's Pain

Balm, the greatest preparation ever pro duced for sprains, bruis, deep seated and

muscular patrifl, burns and sot Ida. J. J

LaUrajHce. druEarist, Avoca. Neb. SO cent

bottles for sale by Dr, J. JP.Salb, Druggist.

tw.

ikm aquart at a lime, t" e drunk 1

Haw to Make a Good. Town.

The following Is going the rounds,

and as it is a recipe lor genural use wn

give it: Grit, push, snap, vim, energy, churches, schools, colleges, morality,

harmony, enterprise, advertising, cordiality, cheep property. Healthy location, good country tributary. Talk

about it ; help to improve It. Advertise

in and read the home papers. Patronixe

Its merchants. Faith exhibited by good

works Honest competition in business.

Help all puNra enterprises Elect good men to office. Speak well ot its enter prising citizens and be oneof them yourself. Remember that every dollar in

vested In permanent improvements is

that much on interest. Always cheer on tbe mea who are for improvement,

A contract baa been let by tbe Air Line for the construction of a branch road to connect the main line with tbe town of Augusta, Pike eonuly. The branch will tap the main line at a point north-east of Augusta. It will be built to give an outlet for coal, immense deposits of which are In Ihe locality, ss throughout Pike county, The switch will be four miles long. Work on its doaitrustioa was MMmeuectl May 1.

Notice of Application 4for Llqnor License

NOTICK I bereby (riven to Ike citizen of bridge iohikIiIp, iKl'Mit futility, Jiullnnc, fbal Um mWi"lLnei will apply tn the HoRfJ of County CMn

mllotier of

1W coSPty, i tbvlf Jnhw tr

11, untler the privii"i(mM an .ct, emi'ieu-Aa At to reKMlale and llcente Ike tale "f sp'rlliioit. rinmif malt and otber tntitxiffilltttf lkUr, n limit ike bee-, fee to lie ckarireil by cities and towna, ami to repeal l former ! rtiltltis tbe ilef Intoxleailn f(Mir and alt law and PMH of law coming In rminlct wit! the prof blwrw ( thin att. pri'foHilBf jeimtfe for thviolation tbert'of, and dwlattitg an Hnernei'ry." ie. by the UBislature of liMlana. In DWft, for a llceaw l pine and new. In fHmlil( lea than a ,"

at a time, to be drank Mi th jirenili, for a leva

or one year, me wrecife loceiiun wnere ne neeire

to H fa In bl but (tn.wl on bl premHel of

a part of the Somh-wedt ouarter of tbe Sostli-we

onarter of See weiil'.ieven (27). T. 1. S. K Hit it

wAit. jn DhImiI cimmv, tiHltana, wore aartlehtaily at

rlbel an followa: beginn'tig at the X. K. earner of mi 4fl aerei r-iiinlnc Ibewre onih SS rod and S feet to tk IViemburtf and Jaener road i tbenee Went aloric oaM roa

34 rod and S feet! tkenee North JSfo, to the Xft! If.. ... i l , . r . . I. ... V . ..(.I tlnu It

line Rl Fim w Rcvn, inwm'w r.itw. pm.i and S feet. 4o Ike laee of lHtnnla, In Malnbrklr townekln, lb.la rounly, MImi.

Jiay , ioi ow. jur.i ii i.ni-ii.'v.

1 AfRmlKLm

I fir TflC .Yvil-mm

1 mia Paatpklat. of Inform at loa aaeif i mttractof the lawi.boirln How lna ammObUla Patntt, CaeeaK TraaAflBk mannk Marks, Coprrtchu, am ty-JmW LiMieaa eiUNN A OO.-dWW wknnraNarn Lt aammar mW

Jan lfi lf91 -1 y

Makter Meohanio Torrnncn, who sue

oeeds W. A. Stone on the Air Line, wi

hayn his heatiqunrters tor tne Air Ltnt

at HtintiitgbiH'g, anil for the olhe1

Mackev lines, of att Which lie is Masle

Mechanic, al Kvansvllle. tie will have

foreman at Ihe llutiliiiglnirg shops toac in bis absence. Kvansville Courier.

Subierib for the Ooukikr.

Caveats, arxl Tr,i l'.'-Mafk obtained, atat all l

Bwnee conuucMi I or ..itiiirralp rer. , Out In 0ipoalt f. H. I'uleat Ofr ea. We bate no tob v-icIo. all huM Jufect, aeaes can transact patent iwinw . Ume aad at lata tsosl than tboee nnott 'f alwdel, drawing, or ro4".. whh t.oa. W advha if ttcntobh or not, " ebanja. OU r fee wt doe till J stent b wn.rT"'t-. A Vaok, "Mow to Obtain I'actlU.,, wlta n trnm M actual client la year Mate, covet?. atira, seat fnc. AiWreea, 1 A. SNOW As CO.

I'HK PKOGHISSSIVK FAHMKK

mitt ( Jaaner Com lcr for 2 (M)! As will be seen by adv. i ""p'JJ ofcimn we offer the 'Courier" " Progreselve Karuier," tlm official ortj" .( the T, M 11. A , logeiher for $2. t the time lo aulwcilbe. Of couik,' heee terme, it Ie ease iu advance.