Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 December 1891 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

FRIDAY,

DIG, IS, 1891

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Voters Should Carefully Pvndor Th Figure. Secretary Foster' report, ennmltted to Congress last week, shew such an exhibition ff expense aa Mr!lg tbe earefnl cenflderatjnn of every lover of his fMtttry. It sa the expenditure for tbe four rtseal years for which HarrisOH administration i jutly responsible, have been, er wilt be, for the jear

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., ,,t 'he following places:

Jhkc A, 1H4MV, Jhh9W, 101, JirM, HWe.

KMOeRATK! 0MNMTTIE ALL.

To Sale MomaerN mf tk-n Waw

INiNMHirMiiis State GmnimIUm. Te tmk Democracy or Ixixaka. :

TH Democratic Sute CeeveeiUo M

190 dlrreted the formation f i M

Stat Committee )h th mvHith of Janu

ary. 1999, and every two vavart tnM-safter.

In eompliauee therewith) the folk wing

instruetioita are lMd:

Tbe Democrats of each eeeatr di

rected to neet Ih mas eewveatleHi at th

county seat of such eounty, at I o'clock,

p m,, on baturday. January t, 182 Eeh eounty convention shall select

delegates to the diatriet coetveatioe hereimiftHr named Ih the ratio of oae dele

gate for every two hundred vote (and for any fraction of more than ve han

drail vetes) cast in hM cousitv for

Claude Matthew, eeeretary of th State, at the November election, 1810. On Friday, the 8th day of Jaaeary. 1993, at I o'clock, p. tha ele?Ble selected in each Congreeaioeal dUlriet

lol district

AAA a&AA uaa AAa ) a' STtVJrVWg gW WW 441,300.83.

Immmic Tetal,

One way to comprehend what an immeHW sum this is, is to soppoe that Government officers had to pay it out in ft pifce. and etch employe counted

one hndrel dollars every HHHtite, eight

horn- every dny, Sundav? included, it

would take n army of 9,333 persoaa a

whole vear to count tt. Another way to realix tbe extrava

gant expenditnre Is to compare it with

former expene of the Government. Dnrlnif feventv-two years from 1791

to l?6l the general expenditures of the

liovernment, including the wars with Great Britain and the Indian wars. Was $1,582,444,468 4 years ol Harrison, 1,035,272,636

Second Dittrtet Washington.

Tbe delegate in each Coagrweiional district fhall proceed toeelect, by a vote

of the majority of aaid detogttes a Mem

ber of tha State Committee for ewes dis

trict.

Tbe chairman and ecretary of teen

uuinct meeting nftaii lortnwitn eertity

to the aecretary of the State Coaamittee

tha peraon elected for seen uiKrict.

Oh the 30th day of Jin oar r, 1892, tha

State Committee o selected will aneet at

the eommittee room in Inditaapolk to

elect oneera and proeeed with the work

of orfraniMtioa.

By order of tha Democratic State

Comaaittee. Chas. L. Jewett, Chairaeea. JofiEra L. UriLLv, Seeretary. la accordance with the above oall, no

tice le given that the DuboM Ceeaty

Democrat will meet ia Maeeonventioa

at the court hoaae in Jaapwr, at 2 p. a.,

Saturday, J and ait S, 1892,

Exeew 4 yrs. over 72, 52,828,168 For thirteen vars after the Rebellion.

rACU 1&T 1B?fl tUm. A I

tko finrrH. -a 'i .iri ,1," ,he Prpo of elftctiefc twelve dele

1 " ' J!. ' r: I:...:.:;', .etes to attend the dUtrlct convent ion at

! .n iirc rmn y c-ti ui linn Ikcpuuil can period of stealings and waste.

f 274,600,flo2d diatrkf, for the State Centra! Comllarrisen's average, 408,818,159 mittee. Alt Democrats are invited to

lattead. W. E. Cox.

tHaarmeefwl WhlMtar.

One ef the aaoet Mteaceeae whippiap eeewrred near Mentor Weddy ef taet week, that ever rfbfraead tar eamara el oar aoaaty'e hleiorv. A beat mhiaitfftt a band of walked hwm attterl

the nidenea Of lUail Abel and dranitad'aMl all awbi kiM xul tu

f t - r . . . T-" . -

ae m in eei, Miippe4 him

-Mars ewarw, m meraiiy laeerated hi

WHiy By witneeeesaar that him hack

and let were beat iatoajelly. Leaving their VKtim tied to a tree they diMp. peered a euddealy m they eawc. Hew long will oar government Mand ueh

cmtraiceoae eecne? It k a shame and dirae that oar Prosecutors aed Grind Jnriee, and the Gevereer of tbe greet State of Indiana, will permit such eeeaee t terror to be eaaciel in our eamirv

without waking an effort to feiret eat

the guilty aeoundrels. and to orohibit

seek villainous and beilieh work a Ibis.

Ibe Kansae Jaybawkers. the Sontbera

Kukliix were eheritabla oreaniaatkaa

eempared to tbeee midnight Marauders. 'Moral Law Regulators." Why do they wear their heavy mask in tbe night time? Why do tbev do their devilish

work in the night time, when all honest

men are in tbelr beds uImd? A law

abiding man aad good citizen Mk no

otsguiae, fear no nu, does not eneak

around under cover af masks tnd darknese, aad whip tome defenseless man or woaeaa, bat bold, brave, undaunted, like

lMvia or old, be will ateet the gieat GoliAh witboot a tremor or dread upon hi Law regulators! Let him who ie without siu east the first stone. Xay if they would oalv follow tbe Re

deemer's advice every one would slink

away like whipped care. Tbe vie li ass

leey bar whipped are not tbe law

breakers they are tbeaaselvea. Such men

are only it eabject for the penitentiary

ana ongoi to De filling a felon's den in

eteed of running at large. Shame, die

green aad dishonor ought to be stamped upon each oaa of their brow. It i an

eairef e upon tbe people, eouatry and

eoeteiy titat our state deee not take vir

oreae atepa to pualek Hch violators of

Man Akov.

Excess of extravagance, 134,217,40'

Or. again, far general expeuses, every inhabitant of the United Slates, man.

woman, child, IndiaH and negro,, must pay during Harrison's administration an

average of $25.95!

Is it any wonder times are hard when

o much money i tnken from the neo

pie for onlce-holders, contractors and

sebsiulee to millionaires?

On Friday night White Caps took out

a young man named Burns, charge

wim Betraying a yoang woman who

lives at Kyaca, Dubois county, and pro

cecueu 10 wnip nim. tie nan received

out a few licks until he promised to

marry and properlv care for the girl

He married ber the aext day. New

Ai&suy Liedger.

The above probably is a wrong report

of the Mentor outrage. In that instmce

the man acknowledged to being the

lather or a child of a grass widow, hat

was supporting her, as ber husband!had ji .i i . i

r moRiRi neiore, and pro-

Pe o marry ner a. soon as she could

legally marry, and pay all expense in

cident thereto. This report, which hs generally been published in tbe papers,

nxes me msgraee or two whippings in violation of law and decency, on that

ngHoornoo4i instead oione.

It begins to look as if the next Demo

cratic candidate will come front tbe West. Evaasville Courier. Yes, it looked that way decidedly to Democrats who believed the party was one organized to carry out declared principles, as noon ae Cleveland wrote his anti-silver letter and he waa the only possible Eastern candidate for there are hundreds of thousand of

democrats who would as soon bar

Chairman Conmty Com.

CAmmiseietter'8 Proceedings,

la addition to tha atattors nsted na

laet week's Cockier, the Board aliened a considerable number of aeceente. The bids of Dr. J. P. Salb and Dr. B. B. Branaock for tbe position of Secretary of tbe County Beard of Health were opeued and each found to be for f 100. They were asked to oat ia new

bids, and did so, Dr Salb still bidding

100, and Dr. Bran nock 990, the latter

wa awarded, tbe contract, begins ne:

Jan, 2, 189.

Mr John E Mr Fall. Ea.. being the

lowest bidder for County Attorney, wee

awarded tbe position, at 90 for tbe

year.

CeBnty Surveyor Berger filed his bond

u Drainage Conmieeioser. which) was

approved.

thirteen liquor licenses wore grantee1.

a follows: John L. Opel, LaneJb Clem

ents, A. Krempp. F Senninger, J. M.

Leistner, Jacob Hoffman. J. II Pfsher.

Theo. C. Eckert. John Altmsn. A. L

Fisher, II P. Dudine. CKaBiaeaboreer.

C. inning.

Alles Bros, were allowed ill 70 for

coffins furnished paapers dieittg at the

poor a-yium, among them beiRg John Iinch, an old man who died there in November, and wa buried in the Potter's

field, without a mourner to ehed a. tear

over hie life! form or in bis laet mo

ments to try and smoothethe aged mtii'i

Farnaam' Inetitmte.

The Dubois Countv Farmer' Institute.

tbe iret seeeion of which laet year wa

-jeo moea enjoyed by all who attended,

" " rwomu seesiOB, a i me court

ntc, in uaipsr, on

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,

DlCCXSSE 30 and 31, 1991,

To which everybody, praetioal faranrs

aspeeMuy. are eortfnuiy lavited. Prof. W. C. Latta, State Supria tendent or Farm Inetltatet; Mrs. Stcvcns. of Salemn. Indiana:

Bon. Robt Mitchell, of Priaeetoa:

Aad other practical experts ia differeat arsnche or successful farming, will be with us, and give us the benefit ot their

experiences.

ihe Institute ia organised under

law or the State, which provides at pub.

uc expense a snare of neceesary outlay.

si. i nui cunncciea ia any way witn any eecret organisation, or aav oolitic!

prty, is strictly non-partisan aad neesectarian, and it aim i to do srood to the

farming cls, by discussing ner t bods of

arming ii Kin Bavemei witn i ne greatest auecee. either in Dubois eouuty or other - -1 n. . .

cwHiiee or ine state, and to compare

notes a to relative eueees in all branches of farming, Its meetings win furnish a

iiirrery teaet lor farmers aad their fam

ilies that will do them good. Let all

come, and bring their famillae. An in

teresting program ia being prepared. Se8astiax AxDExeox, Free. Samdkl II. Stewaet, See'y.

Town in TsjiMar'a 1st-!

w'el Vw4 wsv Tbe tsashr af Marbieon Tp. met a

Dubois, aalairdey, Dee Is. 1991. The instil Ml e wa called to order nt

tJU. M. by the president, A. M. Ab-I,

spnnses lu redl eU were isleasantlt nd

heartily given. Y testers presaat. 95. Tha first nubjeat "Young People' Reading Ctreie" wa preeeated by Mr. F. Pin nick in a very ereditable snaniier, aad then thoroughly dlcusd by tbe Institute. Tbe members of lb Institute were then organised a a elaes by Mr. Samuel Elli. and one of the 'Problems" as

signed to each to be solved. Each gave

an explanation, whan quite a discussion followed a to the best mode of eola

tion. Mr. W. Gnllelt caused aaueh

amneement by peeing as a small bay before bie teacher.

Theory and Practice" wa ably pre- fJP ted by Mr. J. O. oger. and aa iatr-W

eating argument earned on a to tbe iaff ueaee of blood, elisnate, food, ate , upon tbe human mind. Tbe Institute then adjourned till 1 :)

P. m. and the teachers aeeomnanied tb

Trustee, Dr. P. L. Coble, to hie pleasant

name, wnere a eon at eon repast

neen prd, to which seh did amniu

jnsiive.

AFTERXOOK 8ISSIOX. Miea H. CoW read aa assay

"Americas Literature" which proved very interesting, setting forth tbe nsarha

of tbe writer of Revolutionary time , aad comparing and contrasting them

With present writer a to theme and

style. Thi was followed by a short Ulkaa Reading' by the secretary. Mr. W. Gullet next held tbe attention of tbe Institute while be discoursed up. on tbe purpose and need of government. Ill talk proved that be was master of

tan subject, and did credit to a hie exparieneo aad abilitv.

Tbe Institute wae how favored by a talk oa "School Supplies" Ly Dr. P. L. Coble, who spoke of tbs aaed af nrUu

aid ia teachinr each of tha branahaa nt

etoay and lint best means of procuring

taw mu.

Tbe Doctor ie an anthneiast on mrhi

affair, never fails to attend each Institute bold in tbe township within tbe eebool year, and to take an active nart i

ail exercises, to pay a visit to each of tbe eeboole, aad talk to pat rone, pupils and teachers of the oroerress. -mm

. i . . . . - '

mm i seeooi, tBs creating a very general aad universal fotereet.

After tbe read i ner of tha r

iwprevKHM aaaaton. the follow!; reeoIulioa wassdopted:

Kesolved. That we. th tarbr. nt

Harbisoa township, tender oar thanks

to our worthy Trustee. Dr. P. L Hon!.

aad tbe citizens of Dubois, for hospitality shown and general interest manifested during this Institute.

Tbe Institute then adioarnad la mt

at Kelierville, Jan. It. 1199.

T A. M. Abel, Pre. r L. 17. Hat, Sec'y. La Grlpno Again. During the epidem ic of La GriniM

net season Dr. Kiuir'a Ks niwinr.

for Consumption. Cough aud PoUU

proved to be tbe beet remedy. Reports

"Ym " niny wo used it confirm this

SSBBwHnBuuuweHunannu

Come to See Oxjlt

EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ON FLANNELS Best 10c, Oanton Flannel in the Countv a II lAfl bp i m. . . 1 1 1 T

mi fTuoi Lrrc riannci UOUDle Wi'rfrk fit OK Cjrsrit W0l,

MENS' ANDrBOYS OVERCOATS! Cheap Oil Grain and Kip Boots and Shoes! anamanuannna

Always HeadqaarterN for Goorl Goodu lowoajt-Pofiaiible Prite, at ' at

a. wnnersneim ce Co.,

aJLBFKR, INDIANA.

ftept.ll, 1991.

pathway to eternity-althouarh be has

eon who is a prominent business man in

tiuutingburg, and who was notified by the Superintendent of the Anvldtu of hi

fatber'a sicknes. and subseoeentlv of

ate aeam. truly, some Mil beam

seem to be of stone. Allowance w-era nsi t flu nu,i.

Harrison aa bim, or any of those in bar-! Treasurer ol 119S on account of nnoust-

woiiy with him, after reading that nota-;Pid State Benevolent Institutions, antler

Die repudiation of Democrat e orinci

pies. The tariff cuts a very email figure

wua many uemocratic voter.

trrTbe daily paper bard up for a

r.-f.-nuon, uave published a tory about Hill, Gorman and Brice forming a comlunation to control tbe Democratic party. If the nartv should submit in

control by these or other millionaires, or

"j ; uicrnisitu worsiuppcrs, it good bye to any chance of success next year, lint its absurd I No three men, or three hundred men, can control the action of Democrats. Iwer taxation and free coinage in the platform next year will make them kk, aud bring about a big victory, ton. Cf There are 1.718 railroads in the United State, and 639.9 IS employes ; i he number nf employes killed in a yesr

iixttren up suu, wmie the number in juted makes the startling figures of 390, 14$. In one vear the number of paeeen

gers killed wkb 315, while 2,318 met with Injuries in one way or another.

amis is quite a tftrtling contrast.

Is the EvMHHvf He Courier Meant?

Indianaeolis Sun: "NW fy n Tin

ha kicked up some more dnat. a&.t It

has blown into the eyes ol the free traile

paper, iney are sputtering and puff.

,"5"arew"in PHppie. Mr Hill ig

uignineu man, but he must have his

IHN.

Sheriff of

inale.

-.tTr7!11, ! ,",d '-0"rman Holman will be Chairman of the Committee on

Appmprmiena or the House. Thst

ongm ie je a gnarantee against any use.

ei.vA.vuw appropriations for public buildings anywhere in tbe U, sT In-

uiaaapoua included.

atrThe Republicans in the U. S. Senate provided the Allianee Senator Peffer.

eommittee places, but wouldn't give Kyle, the other Alliance Senator, any position, because be would not promise to act with them, farmers fa Aanttas are how atkieg ''What's tk wetter with Peffer?" "

the law, and to the Countv

$1153 for taking cara ofcrii

KOAD MATTERS. 'I'll MAlt,tAB . at r. . ...

no Lreuuun oi UTO. aCBBniat. mt S

for change or highway was received

no o. ii. nsnrews, sr.. f w. Krekeand Jo. Heitz appointed viewere. temsetat

Jiayor Fisher' office, Feb. 30th. 1S. The petition of Geo. Bretz et al. was

aiamiseea tor informalities.

tbe viewers hereto ore attaniatsJ

upon a road asked for by J. F Gray, et al. reported it of ue puWk utility, aad it

i uismiseeu. The viewers on thm neittln r

II Uretz et al. reported favorably, aed

" wa orusrea cbinged accord

ingiy. The viewer on the nstltlnn r

- I " w

uriesinger, et al. reported favormblr, hot a remonstrance being 6lA Jab. a

Stein, G. Schepp and C. Rha wr

appointed re-rtewer. o me-t tt eontntr Auditor oUce. Feb. 20. 1192 The change petitioned for by L. Ceve, fl w reported oa favorably, aad

The petiiioa of J. M. Barlingimo, et

i. wna reiuriefl on lavorahiy. A. re

monstrance was lied, aad claima for

namares. toiix ' chneider, Jehi Hoek gesang and Louis Pfan were annntarl

rfviawer. to met at coaty ieditor's

vmrr, reo. ia, imn.

The petition of W. H. Mieholsa. si

al. wa reported on favorably, and the

run lirnerei to oe opened, Tbe Board adlaurnasl lsiara

lug;. - '

i v In tberenortof the Rait s-mJ fVi.

miMton oi Kentucky In

t. .. ' . vi

orown, me mileage ia Kewtuckr is

given aa 2,090 miles; gross earnings for the tear. 9 19.3fiO.101; hMIiU. sit.

901,910; net earning. f80O4t'; toal capital stock, $144,193,564; trtai veins.

iron tor laxation. 0, 94 1,46 ; irerage

F1' mirw, -OJ,UUV.

1 r u -Som of th asiitr i.i.

Biaklng tin Sneaker (Vr

ii i m. we guee a wrii da ik.nt..i.

Otwell Oriflanamee

J. L. Bowers has comaseneed to build

himself a new residence.

A new ferry ie opened at the nearest point to Otwell aa White river ready

io comsnenee operating now.

IDRUG STORE!

Cmr if 6th ill Jacksse Stmts

, INDIANA,

teRAUELSPACRKK'S OLPSTAXD.)

1 S?nTJS.?! CJ"?SII AND PTJKI

mlAtL JiLZL I -n i '"V . ia ""e""0" oi rnysicians and otbers needing them. I will give careful personal attention to flllin if all nrePANTS AND OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the BEST VARIETY. Toilet ArtiolM In Great Variety,

JOHW P, SALB, M. D.

ot. lath.isnaiy

T. ERNY

Agent for

Best in Use!

4Ml A ri.VK ASSOKTXKNT tiW HEATING AND

tCOOKING stoves

TIHWARE, HARDWARE HlCy LAMPS, BIRD CAGES

Ce UTLKKY, IVOT10IV9, eVc.

Bargains on Demand,1!1

S'LTrl.!L1'L?J-l'j!!: Ea''t llHo Sqre. JASPER, IIVI

reeoii. we aek you to give thi remedy

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i wanr&snnnnsf ntrrvK-ir "Ts. k -r , awnawanw

masLzaueWET b-ct r t .AsnAanasaaw

trial and w. guarante? that you will LOUISVILLE & Sf. IfimZ

1 satiefied w'h rMuIr. - tk numk

price will be refuhded. It hMsasnsii snoW WWW W Wmvimrx sn

a La Grippe, or any Throat. Cheat or -alAMaV MdMAMMld aT

L.nng irOHOfe. IrJSI hottlM fra t If .r. tL.. E. am r. Lhm Cm u b b ,

rneuman a drur store. Trv hnt

tie wc. and 91. 2. ti:cak! ik xrrmcr, a kit. 14. lese.

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Jackson To whs hiss Teacher's Ia.

aiiiuto, L. 13,

WBSTBOeXD.

KASTHOL'XI).

- PHreaant te the call of the State out-

Our mfrfhtittu. JMSWn township teachers met tZ,

out gools and makinr raniU. f. eneoi. ... g, and found

the holiday trade. Uedricks'

holiday good ie tbe best

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rrangewMnt. for an aatertainment at presented by fcr Tr.Vlor i. la aWeV" the Otwell church hois on the nhrht of 1.. sr.r;-.. sw

Christmas eve. It is aimed te be a American Literatu'ra. br Alt- r r aSi

grwa surprise or all. 5o one except ProWenas, by Von Cox takiuer ThaTn be committee know just what wa willLm.te aa a cli- dtfS Ti. 1 -iT T3!

aave, a tree, snow-boase. or ef what rxnUiB-d . ia..Li.j'

construction it will be. Evervbodr Ik-a, r .11 .-. r-

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oume 10 uiweu on unrietwae eve, and sss isei ais

bring some one w in von. itmisiox. tjsli.es m

1 ft it tr i

J. L Braden has sold hi nronert n.L'A'' w" "l Peted

Main street, aad hae purehased the nron-jAT, H UoH- remark H.

arty known aa the wetdee

ha moved, and will apea .... .

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MACHINE SHOP! DAhllEL F. J. aHLLEB, Proprietor. l f 8TAil EXGIXKS.SI'KCIAMT I sn ! repar4 ts r-u.lr

s ST"5!.HLsiLJ!L'iS! skim katoks-

KKAPKKS nf1 MOWKKS. KTC

ar lllii a lifts Ksiasri . Wss

M wwasBt.wbkli, wlia tHitllltkrxiies-e. 1 iit(s

MAKE AS GOOD AS NEW.

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LEATHER a.vij KUDRER BELTING";

AXT DK.HKKD SIZE. 0!f SHORT JIOTTOI

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3.46 ISt

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a. m. ti.ee tsse

lased the prop- d discus -H-li '. L mrK ' 1 nrooertv and .1 T, -bowed a earaful prepa- r. will mirm LU "t?1 IUtUte.

aw ill bs mm A a d . J til . a

get at heme. Hurrah for Otwell I r..lV' "wvHk

Ton. ''.r rrr

Braall Dsnoorsi ruM. ippiMm.

Unseat in Indiana when it

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o? ntti 5 "LBi8i;'L9 L? Stand, Corner lLtXLt6n "d 7th Streets. Jasper,

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The

cratie says: poti.

Indiana wbea it U waa Advanced I

Reciaroeltv Is free trade lalf " "ry l- The sub-1

w . " iisth! war a a warsaii eaHis..J i i

.Liei na aave more soots." V.v; m ewa y

KAstSM4r, (Mbf trAiBtdtllr.

J. BKXCBICT, Acent. Jasper, In.

JOS. S. ODIOKNK,

Ossl Pass. A.. Lssltrille. Kf

HEADQUARTEES

10 R THE linger Sewing Machine ! I beg to Hnnomice to the public, tli&t.I

iave again opened an office, where I

ave constantly on hand a full line of 'heGenuiHe Singers, with all ilm latest

improvements. I have aUo a large

tbe teachers ia a Hvelv enlrlr. A ti wTarTmir :i-r t'ock of AttacliraentP. Nredlcs, Oils.&c,

GwMraa Crv fV ntdrav't Caanarla. I'0!08""""! wa now in

aweJCftaMal tft 1499

Satarday. Dec. 94. 1991

, . m W. P. Wallace, Paster. Dee. lS-2t.

Xatio of

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terms and further information, eall ortMrM John- Betz.

Jasper, Ind.

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