Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 May 1892 — Page 4
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JAvSPKR COURIER.
FRIDAY,
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For Prwiidunt, ISAAC I. GUAY, "I Indiana. For Vlen Prt'nldunr. TYOKA'013 BOiKS, of low. Dnuoeratiu Stntaa Ticket,
cuonn mattmmy, vrmijua. " , I.tantrnnnt 0r-r?i'r. XOttflUKU NYB. I-aport. serr eta rj of Stt, W, It MYRKS. Mattitoa. ,. Auditor of Si!, JOWX OflKJIU HKXlfckVKI.S. Kuwatd. ' Trwur.tr rfStt. Al.V.KUT U UI.,MrtnB. i Allnty Oaaaral, ' AtXlZOlI 54irH, JcMtng. Kajwtr. Hjrm Cowt, SlONKYR MOOK. Fultos. aptrinttnt of luklle InMwtloa, HRUVV I) VOWW, Jjt)'. Sttio SUtUllcUti, W.A. PEFI.K, JR , Marlon, fnm? Jcsice ?cocl IMrtrict, JBltHAn JCKW, J-nnln. .uprm Jttd,Thlril niftrtct, JAMKS XcCADF., Wamtu Sapremi- Jadce, FITlfci PWtkt. , TIWTTUYO. IUWARU, Joseph. , Appeltstt Jn!e Klrt District, ttRpRGft I.. KE1NHARI), ?pencer. ApjM-lWa JtHfrt, Snimd I)iuictn KRAXK OA VIS, IVcator ApitIt JUtlKi-. ItilM tHWtct, THKO, I'. DAVIS Hnillten, Appellm Jii'lSff Piuirth tiUtrtcf. OHLASDOJ. LOW IMHrte. Appelate JuArb. Fifth Dtilflct, C.KOROK K. SPSS. Ca, District Democratic Ticket. FtirConpfmnlt IHM--.IOHN T.. ItKKTZ. For RajirMentatlva, lluliolt aid Mrtltt eoantl-. "WILLI A. H A. WILSON,
For RejrMiuth Lawrence. Ori3e and DafcUi
Cowttww-JOHN' I,. MKUk.VXTV. Deniocrntic County Ticket.
KORETAXLAW!fflli:r
Win's WMHrklllM HMMkl Fw
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burdu el' tbe taxes rest em lb taxnavnr in nroitnrtiiiM la tkadr wealth:
Cowardly Attacks by tk K)ul-iMr ih- Unlied iHates it save that keH
I io 1 1 Pm UypocritiiiMl Ia tlUlllHptlllS tJHHrNMl Take tliu Ltmd Ih the Wickd Work.
Grow Misrepresentation Ih Order to Deceive the GouerMl Public.
TUX TAX LAW AND LOCAL LKVIKS
rrSJiriir,-AI.KCKT If. TUlYr.Olt. FiirTreiwrar.-iMCCMi KIT! :Oi:it.'.llt. touuty Awear,-WIJ.MAM W. KJ2MIAE.L, Tor.'Sa rejf.r, H KN K V It K R C i: K. rorCoronf. IOH S' r. MKINKKR.
rmmUriwr 1M IHit , 0NA JACKtET,
Cimliwi''ner M DiMrlc-tlOSKril KHITZ.
iJudiclHl Couveutiou. The Democratic Delcrtie CoiiTention for the purpose of nominating acm.li. date for IVopecHtine Attorney. Cor the "Elevamh Judici'il Circuit, composed 01 lbflconntifs of Gibson. Pike md Dubois, will tneet t OaklHiid City, June 4, 1S9-J, t I o'clwsk, P M. Thomas Du?cax. Chairman G. C. C. Geo. B. Askbv, Cliairmnn P. C. 0. AuotrsT II.Kokenkk, Ch nlr man D. C. C. A Txx Levy Lesion. A tni prop'Hltion in Agar why the tr lerifB ail over the State for comity Hiiii township piirposeH BhoHitl hive been rHe(l they were in Duboi county, liy reason of an inr,resl valuation under the new txlaws: ToUl Valuation ofTaxnblM 1890, fS,872 430. Tottl Valution of Taxable 1831. $5,Ml 435 No. of Polls 1390 20 3. No. of I'olle 1891, 2990. Dubois county needs annually f 22 -O'JOiforkotmty purpo?es; the towngaip nf!l annually, S 000 for town-hip purp(e, for special school f 6.400, and local tuition needed in 1890 J3iKX For towilfhip pnrpow $802 456 hould he deducted from lotsl vnluatlon 0II88O. nd $l,0S7,6O0 from lotsl valuation of 1801. lor city and corporation valuation All townships get the benefit of the reduced comity levy rejrftrdleM of townfhip valHation. The township levies wera rwluced in proportion to entirely
their oeparate incres it valuation.
The local tuition levy wag dispensed with earety, by reaaon of an inc reused State school tax. Hail thu
county ." comrninionera and township
tnmees made the aatna levy in 1881 as they did in 1890, according to Kepahlican rules, the county would have collected $51,773 more than needed; ihe tewnships 9 COO more, the corporation Mild CltV 2.rtC) more. I which adit tit
local tuition lvy, aref1 by reaion of
Mte noiiectton. f3,90O. makiajf the Itrand total of 24 273 in the taxpayer's pocket, in place of laying in the county treantry vaults. The same rule applies to all the conntieiln the State, ihHonlr difference being where there existed county debts when the eurplm collection! could be applied to their liquidation. KTMics Il&rhara Keller, of Ilarblaon townahip, wna taken to the Iimnne Honpiul at Evanaville laut Friday, for treatment, Mr Geo. Fubrman,of Harbison townulilp, waMsktMi to a piivate inaane Iiobpilal in Kentucky lat Monday for treatment. He had become danfferotmly Inenne in (lie hit f.'w days, and threateued Fomo of hl- family. lie wa brought bck on Y7edneady, and application mnrt for his ad minion to the Southern Hojpital at Evansville. ICrThe Democrats of Daviess and Mutln coHtitles lat wek renominated Juilxe llefron for Judae of the 49lh eirrtiit, and alao nominated John N. 8tencer, or Washington, for Proaeoutor. Their Kepuhllean opponents wwienomiiuted at LoogoOtee yesterday. fOThe Itepublioaa consultation at JluutlnKburjf Saturday resulted, we are told, in a rNolution to nominate a cow nty ticket soma time In Meptember, expectlnie that the F. U. IJ. A's Will vote with them thin ytarlnrelutn fer their ItelplHe the iwret society ticket two JMM ago. jfi
The TndiHnannl9 Journal of Mav 14th
erltkies Democratic eounty nfHrerh lor
redHciitjf their loftl levlr- in acoordtnet?
with th li(creHtvd valuation uader the new spprhiseint'Mt, and copies an article
that hft the lie stamped on its face, from
thn Hindtun Chrotiicle.au article of the
.1. M Gi iflln t le, forHietly known here h the unrcliahle scribbler ot the Jasper
"The rascally conduct of our county
(ulcers, who have not been trying to
erve the people they were elected to
do, but have been putting in their time
in a vain irl'ort to serve their party at
the tax payer' expense, is attracting at
lention all over the county. In addition
to bonding the county to the tuneot
$20000 in order to create the impreeelon
that they wore tightening the tax-payer' load.thev have compelled the trustee
to vet out and borrow money of private individuals, paying S per cent, interest, in order to meet the expenees. Add all
the amount th trustees will have to borrow to the $'JO,O00 already borrowed by
the countv, and Ihe probability is the county orlker will have to bond the
county for 15.000 or 420,000 more to
make up this year deficiency." The above article proves bow !o
some of the Republican press will stoop
to serve Us ma-tern Every intelligent, fair-minded tux
paver knows that the fiscal vear for set
tlements expires May 31, 1S92, and that
only tor tun first installment of the tax duplicates made from the levies tinder
the new tax law. The second install
ment does not become due until November, IS92. Any county issuing bonds in
tho spring of 1893, must have done so 'ot outstanding debts ol previous years
ier!n tor reducing interest and get-
tmjr thing' into a belter shape, lue
new ux law could have had nothing to do with it, under any circumstance
Even had thu Democratic county official
of ell county, of. whom the lSlutlton
Otirouicle article lies, mule a levy large
enough to pay any outstanding county debts it cotiid not have paid them yet 1 the duplicates under tbe new tax law are not yet collected. The Republican press and Republican
county ouicera have leen schooled to
make the hictl countr and township
levies of this j eara high or higher than heretofore, regardless of any increased valuations, in order to make tbe uew law odious.
Mot of the Democratic county officers
made their levies in accordance with their wants, and increased valuation of taxable. In counties that have had
standing debts for years past, it wa not the intention to nay thy debts at a
dngrle levy. There, of course, has been some exception? to this rule.
For instance. Perry couuty might be
termed a half-way Democratic county.
which has been cursed by corrupt county
treasurers; tirat a democratic treasurei that defaulted to tbe time of $12,000, and
landed in the penitentiary : uxt follow
ed aliepuulicHU treasurer that absconded
with $00,000, and lauded in Canada.
right side up with care. Perry countv
did not reduce its levy in proportion to
its iucreased valuation, but on the con
trary has iticreasod it. Xo doubt but the Republicaasof Perry county will blame ihe uew tax law, when in reality the necessity of their increased levy was
trona an agreement to pay a portion ot
the debt saddled upon the county by
dishonest treasurers elected under the
old Republican boodle election laws.
We invite tbe Indianapolis Journal
uid its Republican followers to investi
gate Democratic Dubois county, where
the sn.styied "rascally Democratic conn
ty officers reduced the local levies" in
accordance with tbe increase of the vat nation of taxabtes. and yet collect h
much money from the tax-payers as they did In previous year, both fer county
and township purposes, and yet pay to
Ihe State its increased portion but not from the pockets of tbe poor and medium
tax-payers, as fully two-thirds of Dubois
couuty tax-payers pay lese, while the other third pay in accordance with their
wealth, and these eves share tbe benefits
of the reduced levies.
The Indianapolis Journal endeavors to
mislead the rank and file of its party by misrepresentations in order to favor its party friends, the wealthy corporations,
railroads, etc. or shame'. Comedown
to Dubois county and learn eoue correct
methods.
To prove that in the event that the
Republican party comes into oower in
the state oe account of tbe tax law, they
would not reduce tha State tax levy to what It was before, we iiuote some bier.
headlines of the Indianapolis Journal
anil tbe trne sentiments or the ICepubli can party :
"llttSta A IjrKOWIXO COUNTRY! AND
Dkmookats begin to realize it can't
HE ICU.V ON A FlVK CSNT IlASIS."
Thee are the hen! liue the Journal
places over Senator Gorman's speech on
appropriations, and adds "Opposed to
psrsiinoriyi Gorman makes a notable
speech, considering he is a Democrat."
thus the Journal eulogizes a Democrat
when ha aid in making larire annronri-
atious for our wealthy corporations and
loou tor numberless political sharks and
nib-contractors. But when a Demo.
cratic Legislature makes a tax levy that
will be sufficient to defray thecxneniea
of our benevolent institutions, nllad
with our poor unfortunates, and of no particular interest to wealthy cor nor a-
tlons, then tbe hypocritical Journal raises its cry aifainit such an "outraa-a."
and aks the common people to strike a
blow nt themselves.
W hat a contrast in the JanraaPs aril-
cles between its arguments of necessary SUtt levies and tbe eulecv ef Senator
tint ha run am a Siva Mil Inula M
tae taxes are paid by the heme ati sinew of the land, wMle aeeiHMU I atari wealth emps, Kvea the worth! ham that goes delinquent has to help pay U. lxes, mil he heats the etorekeeper
nat or a t-uit of elothes, or beg old easton" Ho till . A twin t all the ehangea the Repuhlteana wauld mak in the uw tax law saanld
they come In power, would he te rellere railroails and rih corporations The
tax levies would remsia the same.
Any party that will make such gres misrapreentatioHS In order to make a
law odinHs that holds railroads and corporations down to pay their just parts, in accordance with their wealth, will also legislate for their relief, should they get power to do so. Ye farmers and laborers of Dubois county and Indiana, take heed. Watch close who is fighting tbe tax laws, in order to avoid paying their just proportions. Whose combined attorneys ap
peared at the Capital to seek out the
technical points in law and teat them in court ? Certainly not yours.
Crystal CoittmeMceiMent. The public school exercises on the oc
casion of conferring the diplomas on the school graduates of Columbia township,
held at Lryt-tal last week, were well attended and creditable te the citizens and teachers alike, and the essays and declamations showed careful study on the part af the graduates. The program
was interspersed with vocal music t- a
choir of good singers. Declamations or essaya were made by Mies A. Peyton, Rella Lane, Liniiie Harbison aad Mau
lers D. K. Morgan and Will Songer.
Snp't u. ic. Wilsen presented the diplomas, aad made an interesting addreae upon the school fund, its origin aad use, and showing the expenditure to each pupil in attendance on tbe public schools in Dubois county, as a reason why parents should see that their children reap all the benefits possible from them in additiou to the fact of its making them better citizens.
Within the past lew weeks our town
drip has entertained its full quota of
lumber men; fully half a dozen having been Ih our mldt talking lumber buying aud wood tilk generally, the out
come of which will be the hewinr of
many a nice large oak tree in the near future. Some will be shipped rourh .
but fche most of it will be cut nn here.
A saw mill will be placed in Patoka bot
toms north of the city; Samuel Wulfmnn will build a stave and beading fac
tory, at the junction of the Jasper road
ana ine railroad, ana another firm, we
are told, will make tight headings near
me aepot. iiHiitinghursr Ki,ws.
Win uiiiiiiiiHiiifirT
wimmmim mummmiHmwmimvmim
CARPETS!
IMIUlWtjsJH
CrjIIK K v SPUING STYLUS Of CARPKTIXGS OX EXHIBITION AT GEO, W. lUtOSKMKirs
en gait Sixth Street, are the aet Beautiful Goads ever shawa ia Jasnar. The fallowing era a few of the moat Attractive Specialties : J OO Xew Patterns of Tap try Bruel Carpets, same af them as law as Me, par yard, A large variety af Two-Ply Ingrain Carpets from 3ie.:t tec. per yard, beautiful eelors. 20O Different Patterns of Wall Paper from 3 to 30c. per Roll.
rtn.inr
MACHINE SBOP! Corner er Newton and 7th Sts., JASPER, IND., DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Proprietor.
CnmmistdoHer of Dubois
amount, tn-wit :
T KAVK hi tbW tkop firry fMitilr far rfirind
X Mhtbf rr Wf All klB4. IM Utf 1 IMCW' tr nf biilMinR sn4 rptriar jiTXAX KNOIXtS am4 RIIXWOKK.
I ali kwBn. banil ftipply ot KAPTtNO, PIPES,
c. ana iu turn aitinir tin iit riair4. 1 hr m aBcr lor "l.KATMRR ANU Rl'BWCR RELTING, tad will farai oa S)rt Oc. Will rtptlrTHRKSHINti SACHISKS, SRVAKAT08S, RORSK POWERS. It
KAKMKRS 1'ARTICCLARl.T ar lari4 ( jit mt
tfcance la aiake tcclr aparnUj M Itwui, Keaar ami Mutr. IHilk., Ac, fHy a GOOD AS NKW. aad at bl Kllie cspMH If "a ptmjAft4 i
l and,V 1 caa mvc ) bmkj dawar IMa way, Try H. DANIEL F. J. RULER. May M. 1M
NOTICE OF DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT!
IN
the Matter or Charm
or the Drain-ask Petition?
He. 137.
UOLI.ER XT AL. (
VOTICX la hereby givea to all persons against whose lands Msaa-menu 6fw. i- tfil have been made by the report af the Drainage Commieaion.ra
proved by the coart in the above entitled matter, that the underl..Mi n
j i inen ianu8 ine IOllOI
Names of Owners.
Charles Goller. do
John Popp.
A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
mil not las than one million people
have found jmt ench a friend in Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Congha and Colds If vou have never used thk Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it hae
wenderlul curative powers in all dis
eases of Threat, Cheat aad Langs. Each
bottle is guaranteed ta do all that fa
claimed, or money will he refunded. Tvial bottles free at Mania Friedman'-
Drn? Store. Large bottles SO cents and
100. 1
Deserving Praise. We deire to wv to our citizens, that for
years -we Hae been Fellii Dr. King's New
UHcnvery for Consumption, Dr. King's
New Lifn Pills, Ilucklen's Arnica Salve and
Llpctric Ritters. and have handled no reme
dies that fell as well, or that nave given such
universal tattfiactfen. AY e do not hiiA to
guarantee them evarr time, and we stand
ready to refund tbe purchase price, if satisfactory results in not follow their ue.
Thee rftnediwi have won their great nmu.
larity purely on their merits. J(artix
r riedwas, UruggiRt. 1.
ntrlf yonr appetite is gone nothing will restore it more quickly than "C. C. C. Certain Chill Care," the great tonic and guaranteed care for chills aad fever. Sold bv M. Friedman. lm.
Notio af Application far Liquor Lioeaee. "VTOTICK fcr y cWwi tat lie eHtea af Wrar, J3i JeMft IwMelp. Daboia aewMT, Ia4, lat lb ant)(rl(rn.l. male eltliM ef tk UH4 SutM. will
jtply to tW County Cowmlmtonr ot Dah4iiaty at
tktir nxl rttfcaiar i4Iah Ih Jbbc iwi, far a neae t retail inioxkaihts Hqaar, hr and wtoe, aaxl fttfnlt tae kmc to Wt drank m ue arlaaa, aa4r tk t rlkHof tK taw of Indiana KovcmbHC Mteh Ha Tb raci leeatlaa Kre aid Kqaaf ara to Ik ad t m tn Barthea( toraar af taiNa. 36. la laaiaB. OraM and Saxtpr'i addlHaa le th u T Mrdtyc,
jmtrton vtmattmtp, imdi eonnxy. inntaaa
M I KAtiKK,
Nat Ice of Letting Contractu for
the Construction f a JDraiis. IN, msi
In the 3fat.tr f the rtItlMi ef Charlea
tiulier, t .1. far the Katabllafenteat er Hi
UralH. VTOTICE is hereby riven, that from lv thlg date until the 11th day of June.
1M)2, the undersigned drainage commis
sionerto whom has been assigned the
construction of the drain described in the report of the drainage commission-; ers in said matter, will receive bids for
the construction of said drain, at my of
fice or residence, in tbe town of Ireland,
Dubois county, Indiana. Said work has
been divided into stations of one bun dred feet in length, and bids for con
structing said drain, or any part of it,
must be by stations. A computation on
lue number of cubic yards of excavation
in each or said stations has been madej
and will he furnished to any person interested or bidding nn said work. Said
contract will be let to the lowest and
best bidder by nations. Any person to
whom a contract is let will ha required
to enter Into a written contract and give
bond, with surety, for the performaact
of the work, and that he will pay all
damages occasioned by the nan-fulfill went of his contract. The rhzht to re
jeet any and all bids is reserved.
William T. i oaxe, Drainage Commiaeionar. Traylor k Uuxter, Att'ys. Mav SO. 'S2-2w.
ijohn .Sendlewiek and
John II. Sendlewiek.
Gaorge Ktiukam.
Henry Manu and Wolfgang Mann, do
Peter Sendlewiek.
Description of LRd.
The s w of the n e i ot ae No 21. town
Ne. 1 north, range Jin. 4 west, in raid Co. The a w 1 of the s e of .sec 21,;in said
mwn an ii range ....
The isioi the s w 4xf said taction 21.
in said townahip ana range
1 be s t 4 t tbe n w 4 ol said sfctirm
in said town and range -
The e of the n e of the s w 4 of said
utiuii mi, iu town sou range -f -
I he s w 4 of the s w 4 of said section 21.
in said town and range - - -
Amount af lYstessateeta
$12 00
H31 09
$334 00
the n w i ot the n e 4 ot the w 1 of
said sec 21. in said town and range -The s w J of the n e ot the s w ot aid sec 21. in said town and ranee -
$ (0
$0 CO
72 00
THE NEW STOCK AT
J. A. Serxnersheim A Co.'sf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
execatiea to ma di
the Clerk of the
t
And requiring that they pay the same to him at his nfH ai i. .L.
i . . - , , ., - .- . .. . . 7. i.amrnili Ifl lite town of Ireland, Dubois county, Indiana, in installments of ninety-seven and 83-100 dollars per month (or in installments of eight and one-third per cent, per month of
.c amoiiunu twin fsmenisj, ine nret installment to be piid on or be fore the S5tb day of June, 1892, aud one installment to be paid on the 25ib davof each and every month thereafter until the whole sum so assessed k paid. You are further notified that if said assessments ara not nald at tk. linieui atiAVa latar 1.
accordance with paid assessments, I will proced to collect the same according to
law. Dated this May 17th, 18S3. n WILLIAM T. Y0TOG, Drainage Coiii'r. Tratlor k IIunter, Attorneys. May 2CMh. im -lw
NOW OPEN AND COMPLETE !
CLOTHING
JOHXT TCCK,
BANE STATEMENT. D EPORT of the condition ef the Da
a.1 bois County Slate Bank, at Jasper, in the State of Indiana, at tae claee af it
business, May 14, 162: RK90BHCKS. Loans and Discounts, Overdrafts, - - -Due from banks and bankers, Furniture and fixtures, Current expenses,
Cash iu baud, Currency, Specie, 15.2S7.65
Total, - - . $144,306,73
LIABILITIES. Capital flock paid in,
Surplus fund, -
Discount, exchange and int.,
$72.8.19 73 3.f78 0
48.319 52
1.1000O
2 450 74
$25.00000
.f.7l 41
Individual deposits, on demand. 84.763 97
Certified Checks, - . 3,93.70
Total,
$11-1,806.73
STATE OF INDIANA, J ... County or Dubois. $ aa I, Frank Joseph. Cashier ot the Dubois
County State Iknk. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true.
FRANK JOSKPJI, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before win
this 17th day of May. 1892.
U s.j W. S. Huxtmk, Notary rublic. May 90, ltiS-lr.
BY virtue of aa reeled from
Dubois Circuit, Court, I will expose
public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 11th, 1892, between the hours ol 10 o'clock, a. ta
and 4 o'clock, p. m., of said day, at tin
door of the Court House, hi the town of Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the
rents and profits for a term not exceed' ing seven years, the following de
scribed real estate situated ia Dubois)
county, Indiana, to-wit:
1 he south-west quarter ef the south west quarter section No. two, (2.) town
ship No. one, (l,)outb, range lie. three,
13,1 west. 40 acres. Tbe south half of the south-east quar
ter of section No. three, 3 township No. one, (1, south, range Xe.taree, 13,! west 90 act a.
The west half of tbe north-east nnarterl
oi section no. tea. iu. I tewevahin Me.!
one.il.j south, range No. three. 13.1 weed
&i acres.
And the andivideti one-third of the
east half of the north-west Quarter of
section No. ten. flO.l townshin Xo. one.
(I,) south, range No. fbree, (3.) went,
wo ii-iw acres. And containing in all 326 If-100 acres,
mora or leee. situated in Columbia town a f t-v..t. w a .
snip, ihdois couniy, mtiiaae, and on
failure to realize the full amount of
judgment, interest and costs, I will at
the name time and place, expoee at pub lie sale tbe fee simple of said real estate
Taken as the property of David Beaty at the salt of William A. Travler. rear-
dka of the minor heirs ef Finley MaahJ
QrVVavVfla s a B. til . a..
oeiu saie win aa mtxte witnoat aay
reuei wnateTer irom vaiaatHHi or ap-
prcieemcni laws. Albert II. Traylor, Sherif Dubois County. Hd.nter Jt McFall, Atty's. May 80, tf-3w. (p. f. $10.)
15 New Shades .Henrietta at 25c. g LEA DISKS lXi-L .U
Dry Goods and Notions, Cheap Groceries.
April l. itftfz.
T. ERNY, Agent for
..EN Qfr Best in Use ! IOjflSHDeA, -LS0 A FINK ASSOKTMKXT OF
K AXB COOKING STOVES
y TINWARE, HARDWARE 7 FANCY LAMPS, BIRO CAGES
CUTLERY, STISI, f .
iJ( Vfl u Bargains on Demand. t3&ajt Side' Public Square. .TASPEB, IiVX'
Netice of Application far LiHor
"VrOTtCr. U fcwaVj clfM ta Ike cttJtMM af JwJ
iNtl(ad. a wale dttitn M the t'alnd Mit, wUH
tbir axt racalar matva la Jmmt, let, far a Httutt io tHn tntontcttinat Haimr. bT mm! whw, ad rrnmtt tba Mine to k drank oa tht prm Mdr tft
Tbe Jrd.t locjtloa h an- hM mmm are ta be wU
ia lata Na. M aad IT. ta Kjtr-fc' uuJ .xji.i
wim ttwi Mjftr, iMeata etmMr, IiHbtM, baim aa tat mm f plat at laid additkw.
Notice of Applicatioat far LiakMsrl
iiiceaae.
"XT OTIC E U Wfbr rtraa l tb tatfaaaa at Jur
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