Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 51, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 September 1893 — Page 1

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Weeruj OTnufiEf NO. 51. JASPER, INDIANA, FR1DAT, SEPTEMBER 1, 1893. VOL. S5.

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niTnUSIIED EVEHV FKIUAY,

nllHOIB COUNTY, INDIANA,

ClomuMt Doem. OFFICE.-IN Courier Building on Wkst Sixth Stkekt.

Pkice ok Suhsckiptiox. Per Year, 52 Numbers, Postpaid, Shorter time ia proportion

1.50

For

Kates or Advertising.

leara! advertisements legai

rate;

if. lines il.00 lor first insertion ; 50c.

each subsequent insertion. .. uurlv aft VP rtlsementB liberal con

tract, will be made to regular adver-

Users.

Commercial and Jon Wouk Of all Kinds Promptly and Neatly executed at liberal trices. We invite inspection andbusiness. Doctor J. P. Smlbf OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THE BANK, JASPER, INDIANA.

.. ii trt.- ic uta nrnfABainnftl services to

1 1 .uu... nr nnhnts county, rar

UIW&CUS 4 tirnUr Attention itlven to surgery

obstetrics, and all calls promptly as possible.

and

answered as

Dec. 23, '92.

M. A. SWEENEY

K. M. MILBURN.

attorneys at Law

jasper, mr.,

W. C T. U- Column.

CONDUCTED UY MUS. M. . ItOUIIS. Ali Atrocious Public Outrage. A nnstilenco worno than cholera is now

raging in tue city of New York, slaying the pcoplo by the thousand. The parties

who havu a monied interest in sproauiug tbo pestilence occupy ten thousand nesMiouses. sometimes called huIooiib,

often eleeautly ornamented, and most of

them Hconsed by the aulüoriues.ana en

joying a monopoly ot eliginio locations

on the most frequented morouguiaren ; ml all adanted and arranged to encour-

ago and propagate tho worst epidemic

ever kaown. These post-houses are fully aud legally authorized to use alluring, fccRinalintr uoisona whici produce the

most idiotic helplessness, erratic and violent apasms of passion, with other vicious tendencies, reducing their numerous victims to tho most awful conditions of stupid imbecility and disease, and engendering vice in its most hideous forme, besides entailing on the whole community a tremendous burden of expense. Thousands of ibo people have already died, others are Bullering excruciating ftconv. whilo many other thousands aro

lingering out'a precarious, wretched ex

istence, anu every uome in wits muu i mnnacetl. The eDidemic is instigated

and intensified by the vile passions of bad

men, and also strengthened and barricaded by the selfish impulses of the human mind: and so far no attempt has

hfien made to nuirantinc or protect the

people from tho ravages of this terrible,

epidemic oi crime ana uiseasc

strange thai tins disastrous

has not arousea me

Educational Column.

nY oeokgk n. wilson, county sur'T.

A Wonderful Woman!

ASSESSMENT OF RAILROADS.

A Strike of Other Days. Thcso strikes by tho school children aro nothing new. But they don't dovelop and bring out and down the strotig hand of the ruling power as they used to. Among tho sunny memories of my snhnni riava there elows, bright and

0r.ff aa u niimmer sunset, tho picturo of

thn rcat Btriko at Uinman's, in Peoria,

.,nv har.U- id 1853. lliuinau's was tho

.nntnat krIiooI in tho West. Tho dear

old man was Superintendent of Public Instruction, Board of Education, School

Trustee. County buperinicuueni, i-riu

cipal, assistant and janitor, llo had a

piasaiii.u.,H -T-.--al ,,..... f . Wall., Ihn faith

(ratlin mo BlBii uirriu w"""1 fu iiiu inni.. ...--, . . .t a .ob a hincltBmUhVhnnini- nf Kviinsvillo. to Jasper, for Antlm .liiHt tin They Did LiftHt

vlso crawl into the scrap heap and hideltho past two months, hav.t boon tho sub- Wiutor wtü tho School Puud.

itself. We used to uavo geuemi uxci- jeci oi mucu quiui uuiumcuk

cisos Friday afternoons, at wmcn wo people, and tuo largo nuuiuerur jin;uw

IWhere Does Her Power Come From? 1 Ku- :,. . r Mrs Wollarn Ihn ffl.Hh

The M Democratic " State Board

of Review

Eiducis the mm mmm

$2,,391 from List Ten,

Most on Indianapolis Roads for the

Benefit of the Capital City.

A OrlevouM Disappointment.

From tbc luJIanaplli 8tntlnel.

The atate board of tax comaiBsfoMM

has fixed its rating of railroads ad a

nouucea that It will stand as now km

subject only to appeals or dissatisfied railroad companies. The result Is a d-' crease of $734, 522 In the total assessmMt,

notwithstanding the addition or tbeitw road, the Montpeller & Chicago, wbteh

ia valued by the board at fl,157,UO. Taking this out, the reduction of railroad property from last year's assessment ia $1,901,872. The assessment of last year

made a decrease from the year preceding of $213,773, so that iu the course of two

years the hoard has reduced the railroad

assessment $'2,115,045, notwithstanding

the general improvement of tbc lines and gmioral itnreasq ot their earnings. So much of the ground gained by the new tax,law of 1891 has been loet. So much of tho ndvanco towaid an equitable tax-

ation of the great corporations of tbt atate baa been retraced. We are on tbt

road back to tho evils from wblcb we had to some extent escaped.

Tho Sentinel enters lis earnest protest

"Voclfero , tables, tho states-composed of the very best citizens , has Tho state board of tax com m ssioners aga ns th action In genera ana .gal-it

were wont to recite l

cert tho multiplication

and capitals, and such thrilling rhetor- been a source of wonderment to mosi o hM compieieo i'lBU .' '.ip ihrnn vsißfnB chipflv affected bv the loarned al these chants "by heart" and Phonix Hotel, and camo away claiming orty Whb asseBsed this year, fho Mout- lbey own t o na,nRP0',9k , nlakin nieces." Upon that we' the time of her visit last here, on August 0f 1893 assessment there is a d fference of tho state (or years, fnc.f M,Qff "speakin picce. . , :.,!in,i in o rr üqi in tim Bnsemimen oi the tho real head of that organization ur

1 1 t it ii it' iitti. m Mini j..n inn iiiiirivii w km iii i iluu tu wwii.i aii.uiiuiuvi ... hmw .... .

noticeable reduction

the lines on which reductions were made.

was the Pennsylvania own the Indianapolis

JBIIIUBS. - . Smith and Hub Tuttlo, Rob knowing

tbo surprise

was

i.t.k.rnnrLnrinbolan.lat1Jo!nini: BfTalra has llOt ar

Wcounti. rrticuur attention Kim. to mand prohibition as the only remedy

iVorriCE-SoBth Slile rabllc Squaw. n7.9.iasi. vr. e. cox vlttorney at Law, JAHPEB, INDIANA)

tro.ta to bim In njr county nf circuit. mUpamct ot er tü Pot 0ce. jjtc.9, 18W-ly.

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strucK. we cuuu im ... M in ,iin r. ;:'

ti.n m ilntnmiined to uoycoti iuu aomo or ioobo wnu wwiu u8 uuiyui.

tuuu . . ... . I! rt J l,- .. anrll flu. nnt

arnnlft ImsillOSS. All tBO OOyS WCUl WHO "lallll CUTO, BB BXtJllllJUHuu u; , - iuu - r ,r. . n p p ft. c. TJ wnoie ouHiiiuBu. i ..,. . , .. ,1 ,in,.Kia nr. ... -p ti.. int lananoiis TTtiion railWBV&; viiicenncs. the 1 ., J U. Dl. L,

u v. w tili. v.. -I - - I . r . .! I 1 H

...i.t.. I nii, m . .i.int. amnnnia tn 5UU.UUU nor trie taiauu L.oai anu uuiuuri unuvu

1 !l. .. I, a main tPBPk nfl IDU.UUU UBI II1I IUU 1. Ol I UU IU Ui XJi V V.

visit, 9:30 in the m0 0n second main. The Indianapolis Big Four has iroductions on its Chicago

tt In Mio m n n.it ..ila.l onxnrnn a. rnfltlCtlon OI 'JO.' alVlBIOII. IQO Vj. H. Cv VJ.i IUB r. r. VU M.,

UlUK m "" mu I iaiii"" n.v.v - l ' ... ... . mi -wr

wuuuu""uu , " L" . . " j ijso nnl0.lnAA ti hmli iu ma n track and the 1. X DotD divisions, ine van-

rf . rt mn nrnri v whii uu au iuuiii i i wnv buuui n s w'wia o iwww w - . . . i t . . . rn 1 r ew w

thU aeourifa? What is to be the hnality as nyu - i--y . n , h, --"" n fftPmftra tMns erist to w ncond main track, and a reduction oi dalia is decreased in ooin me x. a. i.

r . i Hi.nt.Ai i crriiin m i'iiiiti i.iiuiiuu vtM 1111:11. n nut iihw - - . w- . m w t w 1 1 & m

r thi awn.) nlacnn of a coho ic noiBon.iil"'""t - 7.?" V i.i-i. t i .n ' u.a ..L- Mini- timn to sec Mrs. ARnn mi its ro ne stock. Tne uig i our and tne t. u. s ü. ah tores pruui wj

w. r ... u Q, nr fl (liailllCLlUU IUI will." " --IIIIII, UHU . . .7 I . " . Ä 1 IW la.. I .) ..-!.. ih. Tin Inn

! , l .u 1 - 5., mli Kl thnv Ar. nint IV fl. rPll 110.11011 Ol ll.UW UDI IUB UBTV ItUUUIUU UU IUO wuivh

V'-'.'.V:"" . '"r. t . nn,,.0ni " lr Tt, T.,ur,nniia division and of thß Bolt. It is orettv well known that

riVOd. All BBüiueu uiiuciiui, uu w......iUJ1,u uu ,Uu ..v..-..,.-..- ------ i - . , . li !-'u. mm. 7(vi on the St. Louis division. The there has been a serious ruction betwee

m. . :.. I,., it. nnttitiRit nrtrni ninnmflfild'a asscBimdnt was these roads because tbe Vandalla IIbm

in...i. nattmnhtnLn..nnri fmni K iinn tn5.000oer mile on were undernBsessed heretofore as oom-

wf; v.J.. to ,rn tnnn to mostUi, .ai., ircL-. Tho Chicaao & Indiana Inared with the others, and this adjust

wiuow -- u- r.üBrion of 5.000 mnt mmlnd. one of the memorable 00-

citizeus oi uoouu -"rj-"",u-u r.r'.- mm Aiia tk.

.1 .ni.n.n mnir nr nor nni uui nn iib cnvnii mi hi ui i ubu hi iui iwhii buiun vi ruiH.k n mm w.u. w

.1 .

ing. if it Is not soon suppressed r w.

Jennings Dcmorest.

oi .it inhitlons. because of tender

years aud ot a ruddy countenance, and :..!. t. fnoiSiicr.. But a boy named Al-

SKUIIkKU .w,....B-- . , ,

Strange Pleas for Alcohol. ion, who was called ahead oi me, uuiucu, ... . . t ...,! e..i,l lit niece. Hoheulinden," al-

1. Alcoho usae raucn a proiuuiur u ""-, ',,h cUeirC8tivo ges

digestion as it h a protection sginsi - hn frffot half of it and

. iwiii-avau Ml. ll ill iuui, w - n

hrL-n liowii aud cried. When. I

J out t.

CAMUCM KUTZ,

murder.

2. It is as much a tonic as the tongue of slander is a promoter of peaco aud harmony. t

3. Itisasmucn propnyiacuc oi urease as a runaway engine on a railway track is a preveative of collision.

4. It nas aa aauci innueuce in qu-acu

Mraii 9 rT7

.mmm mm fM I iflin IH wir i

'nSlVr flCjf --r-'"w n obstinate juryman.

NDIANA, 5. It increases ine appetue iru"B' t.i.in, lv as a political caucus promotes piety nVSuÄ G. It .lengthens the memory as at

JASPER. INDIANA

win -....I.. In Ik Court

SX d do.. .tteaHon f..T

irW-omc on fltb .treet. one ,..

Ktt of Court

Dec. 9. sn-iy.

eclipse iigius up iu. ... - CIiCbuca to

7. lt. ' .iTr,,"''; n nloasiug of "Old Hinnu

tar o T 1. f un

WWW -. - . . 1 . . I .nnma Himn WBHI illl. IllMBIMMBIl TB WBI BB. illll.HVIl H I III 1 - W I U IUI anal V K tat BBBBraBfWW

foined rprisTasked me who said so, Wallace. She replied, "Certain y not; I Franklin ""1 ftJf. SST'iT A.fl r.n.t. . r.i.eria. aa ? loigBeu BrP;,,i " ThPn ho said m verv lad I visited Mrs. Wa ace, aud Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville, 500; Tho L. K. IJ. reooivee a rMMNNN f I said "all of m did Iben h0 B' ""J.JJJ,1 St be benefited." She the Indiana & Illinois Southern, $1,600; Us Bedford Jb Bloomfleld iOrlOMWiJ ! ifoereTe dose of ti e SS so3 go ben , mad the following stateinent: J. Indianapolis, Decatur & Western, West Baden French Lick II..,. with. Ät,tC,m)0 the rostrum.. Then 1 ,,vc in Madison township. (f lL000; ludianapol a ft Vtaco.;. out . , lcompensatin Jacreaa. 0, it

.mi tiiore with teolingB which 1 now "How long nave you uoeii uuu; lsiauu ui u.-uu,. - ' 7. I -' " ."., ! " ' . I" ZJT t 7

Di..wt.1nr tu racall. I did my

..i.i.ncaii-i. I had often before

thn intellect as a runaway horse

pleasure of a carriage ride.

0. 11 IS as CflSBUllSl IU tuo muhvj

the

man's

ig "About eigl

per- oral physicians

las was bii

who informed me that 1 Now Albany Highland, $10,000; Or- less than 60 per cent.

actual

nliering from general dobility, but jeans, West Badon & French Lick, $600 ; ket value, and there was bo justlflcatk

.i.tn ....m.Ai laiinit to he n me. and 1 Pnra Sr. Rastern, western uivibioii , nor tuls decrease; xne reuueuon on in

c. H uutsr.

W.A. Tr.yto. . . agential lo the purity of

TBAYLOB & HÜNTEM thought and honest practices as knowl-

- . - r ego or gamu.mg

.attorneys at m vTv!

JASPER. INDIANA.

lection. ,.o...-i h.t.Haln nd Jckon.

to the clvious pleasing o, v,.u nhvalr..llv. uniil I lnrla & kaatern. eastern dlvia

framo hUt nOVOT llU , ln. t;uiijJc.Mi-M 119 l UUHiMg " " V"i , "i""- " . ., , . IS with words. Boy like, I Iml La9 too weak to get around much, and ioD, $5,000; IMlubu, Cine nnath Ch

. s nvm-.BB vn i.,l loi a annntiln. 1 VlBlieil Mrs Ipnirn X', SL lOUIS.

is to a successful

as requisite to a roan's usoful-

of SiS p.U? u.Pvir ues ImosrVieartily Wallace upon her first visit to Jasper in Wayne ft Chicago $1,000 ; State Line ft $$,$10,000 to $3, S;.ni.-dP ao , that my pcrinrraanco at tbe July, and am glad I did so, as now, after Indiana City. $7.400; Toledo, St. Louis was reduced from $,064,0 InÄ o itr ko 'ran some- SS f months' treatment and two visits, I & Kansas City, 8500. COO. The total reduction inauguration u . h.alili and antrUfl. on- -nil thnv r nractißallv o

Oeiee on Tift-Street,

April K. 18W-

BRUNO BUETTNER, attorney at Law Ad Notary Public, .TASFEB. INDIANA,

Y cenatle. lndl-n-. , ,-

Indianapolis Union and tbe Belt is slm

Divan Insult to tbe intelligence ot we

500: Pittsburg, Ft. neonlo. Tbe former was reduced from

Tne latter

000 to $-,55i,-

on tbe two.

:. nt i ii ft Birikit I 1 1 iuiuu- rwn iiiiiiiiit lilaiuivm - " i - w ilbiiohi viji , . .

gurHuuu I --: !n haaiihandsnlrits.en- and tbev are practically one. is $1.014,

nesB In society as a licensed houso is to wnai hku . o . . ,,, . nnntue ud bollove I am on Daviess County Democrat: weosier s q75. For this reduction there Is not a

th, comfort of tho wives of its patrons. "U, not mr ' J.Ki " . rV-nU0rv. thanks to tho treat- lnnuont description of the British Em- shadow of excuse. These roads ar. not

" : i r -w i nni i l nriiin. liiq uiiu iv ivvww.ji . i -m . . . . t .

10. Itisas indisnensaöie to me pro-i v-'v ..,,,. ti.i , m.mit mpdlclno. of Mrs. Wal-nlrn ia verv readablo, out we uoudi iDow assessed for over 50 per cent, of

-w- . . . i rt. Ii. r n a r w iihi:i. i i ii u lis uut a i um 1 1( niuiuwi .it-"- " . . . - . . .

motion of tiuth and virtue as a goou.vr iu ,,.,-! . - now do mv own work, whether it is generally reauzca mai we, their real value. They are bo vaioaDie

- -- I I t ft f fl IT TI nillll'HI. .IUI ä 4 f I 1 i . . .. i. . -

jr. inui".'j -ll , ,. , i . i .LI in unrlf hn.linn I. oca . ilnraininn on WHICH IIIO BUOIIh.t Ihn ira hinllitaltr out. nf th Mir

n w i m iiDP ar i l w iai i ut iinrnna a iihii i i i kiizu duiu v ' 1 iiiti . nniu cv iiu i -w --w wb w w

,ü";...'r'"r";r' V;: . r nr 1. It willhardlv be believed, kt and neither could be boueht toav

.unnv disDOsitlon as a thundernorra isl nen """V?.. ,.i,Bni.tx iuh. Hei.t.r 11 DkBhulbr." nerhaas. without an examination of the for twice the assessment. The action of

' . . . illr llin flllVl) UriUUliy .T . . I r . , , 2 t 1 t k-.l.. . ... . ..... . ti-

inft nerfect üav-uay. . - , ..i: hU-h ti. ..ovi nnronn ntorviowed was Air. mans, tust an rrauctscu, iuhmu "-ine ooarti is in our opinion a ciear tiui

- ' .. :.. it. liior aiffl. i wimun. . . , - . . .... .,.i .i-t..tn ii .. . . . ... j i

l". lt creates as mucn wwium m . m, tt,i im.it.i... i WoiL-n . n. voiihl' larmer 01 uar- inor tne west line üi tum uuiuuuuu, i r 0n oi 1110 n eueea 01 mo uemocrawu

i i HAannt pnnvni hi iuu tiiuo a w a uuuii i 11 wuvii - j - --n . . . .... i .

hndv aa a nrosv sermon on a com oun- 1 i.soi, c,,.....nin. i.i.na. inwnaiiin. who had brouitht bis about only midway between our eastern nartv. and the Sentinel washes Its bands

day. . ... i0l"....,1 ranraa of this beautiful Uuter to soo Mrs. Wallace, but bad at first and western limits i; and yet It Is a .fact Qf all responsibility for it.

13. It is as iniuspeusauiu iu .wwv .w-. kenl nn confidence in her trcatinoni, untn ue mat tne lurmesi aibuwu -!

Po"-.---' i. ..Ii., v. ... h-'hr.iiontto his sister. He said : in our purchase of ltussia America is aa The Currency Famine.

picofiin luouw "V. ..'I..'. ir..0tn.. I hv hann ihn Qt nf that eitv SB EastDOrt.

tm of nuuctuatlon uutii ai iasi, . "i ve uo. "" '", .1" . ... i ' .1" u ' i B-nn h General Ben amin F. Tracy, ex-sec

nma with conflicting emotions, I went 9ick for a year wun s ora.cn B,e., is to u - ;;;.V"- rer.pv of the talkln- of the cur

öbbin. to my seat, and wondered woy kept me rrpm wm "t: , 7t,: i V V ai.VÄ. encv famine a few days ago. said:

. . imii ir vnn in Mik nrr utttnn it if. tri v milt iiiu utftiu nuci- mn mihi iiii buuvjcui i ... . . t .

an inscrutaoie provn.. 7 I,?;;, ' u. wViu. the .hi i. a hrl: of a few de.rees. but "The administration uae ampie power

ti.n rhinoceros tne niao tu mo .... Waru. uw V' : jI ft!" 7.tt..:7. ..4...it-n..Z.-riinpV fii rtillevB tho currency famine in

traveler as lightning is to a powuerbouse. . ., . .

14. It is as mucn protection agsiusi

aa a cainpmeeting is against tue

meailce. , . ir. Ii la aa crrn it a nrO.HOter Of

strength

NTTTITl

L4aMBmm

I

I. . .oat nn a Hornet's neii. '

" " 7 i -t.,(iin of thines had eviueuuy Vxv nanu numu. , ' "":rr - - n , hnnM hv

ic ii ia as in bi rn mo iuki in intoti mi. ..v..--- . " i imnhin wniin rwn iiiivhicikub. inni iirnuvn iu uckicbb ui iuuki- - - -

"i -' :. , ..n.i..iii.it,n aimn nov. cunu mr uuu-i-i ....... - "-i-- . v..- . . ii.t-i, t, i.

as a row at the pons oi a pwim. .u. -7" " own 80rrow8 and whö treated 1110 lor it, tailed to give me tude, of 17 degrees more insu m. wy ""V"","

c..iiini. ininp m n ! I aiuw a. t ii w - r . .1 1 . . 1 .hin s r nai anu. ...... iia m Aha 1 uu uvaav a

...u.v. - u luo cjoymeni 01 ine any ncip. 1 uavo uuu..

life 1

election.-

.iriml mv tears

play as my compatriots

1 .

Ilium"

Dr. 13. A- MOSBY, Resident Dentist,

IIUNTlNGMUBj lNr

rKnKR91ilit.roreslonalerlceitollnetolnf.ny jjj bfl benefited by 8 TSfÄP& Tiid restored confidence. t.o,t,tttnUoti. fl?"I,uwotk,PABtiii9.w- 3. The wheels of ou

tti.l all work warrasted.

What rrohiuitiou

The outcome

prohibition

1. uur

OlUlftJ v.M . . ' ,.!.!

riai.to nf tbe oeopie. w

a Onr dtialiP.nB and bubincss relations the

XSB .

ov a Kreatcr bi-uuihj wu

' 1

nn Hll.'l

our industrial ma- snow to cool off;

Hnvoinnad it.lthin.r i wiinicd aud lo work wltu

MW . W.w. . .......p. .

l.nnn ll ll 11 sftll V 1 1 hraolii n.r mncllllIU BllICO SCCiniT MTB

rm 1 a uuii a a . ..- i iiii uniiiiiH

a Hence, when the sun is giving its good are more tbau 300,000,000 . night kls to our westward islo, on tho lars in tho treasury doparti lo confines of tho Behring sea, it is already logton. Tho secretary ha

l ?onih rattled so you couldu't hear TI,e next one to make a statement was high. At tho very moment wben ine m cry C nit Mickey Wagner, the M VrJd Solffert. a middle aged German Aleutianfisherman warned by th K, oiio whack with a skato strap, f mer ,iving about two miles cast of proachis shades of night, i s pulll ng hie out and rolled in the rtavsvil le aud owning a good farm, canoe toward tho shore, the wood chop5 M.,ck.A,raU ,n hit Jako Bailey R.T t J n d. country German, per of Maine Is beginning to wake the

JVew (Brick Hard!

LUIUWIl " " " " ' ..a.

with greatly increased act v, y .! -" ned h .mouth aud gasped "".V

aoncy w... i-'':" I..: f" hi. nvn name: no pusueo

and geuerai prosperity

4.

mand.

W 56reÖur judicial decisions will bo in harmony with our professions o

Biiok for Smlet

. . 3 t.t... tn Inform .,.. ....i tnuaiio in nnr country

HB aersigneu wu-- .- --- ., f-'V,-r ,i mtniihed.lm.t for

h-nuhlla that he oas opeuisu u,. y tr mts wm ud ft. u Sr.rth side of .Tasper.L (, lho people more contented aud,beforc

n.t.i. v. J .i th tanrtti Bide

uric, urui-"--:, .-thin ... . .. i krtotr thia vear man

ana win bbb.-j iwui -,-ke in any previou. o.e. He w ill m favorable termt on House Patter.s. JOHN GEIKIt, .IB. April 21, 1M. -

!

(Oa MM aHmUJAirK.) PHILIP KÄSTNER, Prop'r.

.. 'WIUI'

vvhm trnod namo and famo of our' hands

country will be greatly cnhauced.-Dem- .nd a

orest.

. hn kent tho atmosphere

MX irn a . tnuii sr risiTi .

xoioa a - - mi. ni.i rAinnv railWAV Iu New Eng

I. ... wn..tiv mlDDtcd and put ir

nam. limn lLUbiiui I ni :Liia him'

kiaia- ... . nnwuntlU lit w " " . i

ri-a nils that imoxicmcu i-u"u " hanria wear Cd Ol

...i fmm rwllntf on the cars of that , .!i.,t f,nni

nrBTtsuiB . .. ,i aim n.n"

company. Thi. is a top in wo rig

M.Mann UrlthnilL UUUUV " s

uo ran uruos . , i . ;n .hnnt lha extent

Lcm liarKiiiB, imu'-- - pen, lur u i ."j i-iii - , .. . , . r.rtln county aggrcga-

peu uiu i- rt i,na i .i.it.H lira hall across the aiamona worm wuh

andtheUiODo. VruAafJtl:: w or could their runners cross tho biso.

b e c r , ne nimn " , -nymmctj, mo nn .v., '1,7 i hut a fnw Uolated instaiicoB, the oome -ifinnlnff ropo and they raised .ho 4tn of AugM

. unTted wail tho clock s opped of August, and ,10w I eel periecuy p.. . Vr'rrr.h.t to d in the score,

a ä 1 mil i a a a. m a m r rvn m iriiiiiwa araiuua wwwav-w.-----

Ol lUHl uiu

Jchool room full of dust, and splinters, work w Pind H it, weeping, wailing and K"hing don't kr lnnf tec until his old arms ached and all but 8ho lia 01 teClUi UU!' l..t,mon atrlfp

the inhuman striie

..nnto.tlon. and tnon nc

a a a

sound, au i can g r , öä n A In Uvor of Jasoer. They return-

wimouv u- ... auw ---,--1".. .,, aftft.ir. hut wiser by their ex

know, for sue gave no ".uiciai., - doubtl.., homfter

has cured me. r -v-,. - ol rtown . Dr.ctic.

nn meniciae.

norience

.., a ahinr nimeua ii. or act

Such testimonials as these, and there sufficiently to play a creditable game.

exercising the authority with

clothed by statute, it macither of two ways. Tbero

standard dol-

dopartrae.t at Wash-

as power to do-

i ' .if Mm m rr rum ruin

fields and forests of Maine posit sucu portion oi iui

morning light,-and in tbo W ?JZLVÄ

thofltate Is more man an nnur wuiuu u j""" :,7Ii tho vory moment when the depositories, and being there deposited

lliey wouiu ai onuu uuiwi in vnft.ni--tlou. "Tho third section of the act known

thn Sherman act.l provides that be

shall coin of the silver bullion purchased uudcr the provition of this act as much as mav be necessary to provide for tho

redemption of tressury notes herein provided lor, and any gain or seignorago arising from Bald coinage shall ho accounted for and paid into the treasury." There is in the treasury about

10,000,000 ounces oi sliver ouiuon ior

which treasury notes bave been issueo

and no standard silver dollars have

been coined with which to redeem them. The Secretary of tbe Treasury la

therefore at liberty to direct that tbeao

0,000,000 ounces be coined into stand

ard silver dollars. Tbe profits or self norage which would accrue to the United " . . a ii.. tl

States, would at once oe avauauie ior use by tbe treasury. That would glva

the treasury a profit of upwards of Ow,-

000,000."

I . m-ti..ait A nnntKtnoltrttt nf

latno back, I suppose! N'Vr

cidnoys, for Marun county uBO u-i

Ol LiOOgOUlBö HU ou.iO .um. . Sunday and crossed bats with the ... m t i -

the latter city, xnis w

of tho crossing accom-

Tiii8Mm4iot tout -M .eta tfc-re. Mr ..VnrnorationB followed this example.trav-. ...led. ..d refill 4 rtro-stoBt, d now, Co rpo -"""i far and more p easant jPa rorpubUc.ntert.iBm.nl. The table J" . eling would be safer ana m

ppiiM.aMpncci win t irOUlfUOUl IUB iuu. for farmer.' liore. and cheap leI. ,1'"" ell iupplled with the cholcfit llqan"

be fuun.l well Q A Krtnd ttable

A tr tis,t U.. a .11 .... ..rtlt.it

... '.' . '.ii.J' i. .t.... nive me a

. 3, '92-y. C. K, of A., Branch 1 10. eotsthe ltaud U Su tltv of month, t their holl In Jasper. CfiARLfts SoLioA,rr. Q. F. J. Xillsb, loe'y.

. I. n.,lnl ..I .M 1. n aiiIJ -llru thai .. . lt.. fm

id no beforo us, in a sicruiiiiik i'-.re many oiuurB wuu tr, EV&n fjox, a section loremau on mo y. IU up v , ., rat. If .In.lfnil twill rnrtainlv eil. . . ' 1 1 in t hllla

nf limn tiid cane, ' mmii n """'v"i " M. roao, reccimy uivu fan ami skipping ropo, and asked in po0plo to thinking, and wondering ift) a 8traW tck at his homo in Loogooclea? riumph ant tones: ho ago of miracles is about to ho re-l . wf lg0rant,of the fact. cl?mh , there isn't going to bo any 9lorcd. Tho Couiueu gives them to tho.. ilraw tick tui oncy, on

'""v" : . " . .. . .

' anaairin' ?" reading public to ponuer over, anu 10 ox- . . more speakln t uo . .1-1.. ir .nv one thinks it oosBlble.

Stale So Uinel: It hM been trn y ... a - 7 jVhricked in tones of - t0 give the physiological and psycho-

"" .t.h. nSnhndvl" . lo.lcal reasons whlcii produce me ei-

lht the strengtn 01 in uww" " .,.1. . ,ö'nhn,lv !

. IM.. u tn nwa tnai wuiuuvci aneuiBu. , ... ..a

nma? How can a person bo loyal to giCe.-B.ooklyn aagio. BtacM.iryMdTol.rorj AdTirlU9 iB tbo Coübiek, Itpy.. Is ooppiif tho touidatlon of tho home e

Tuesday of last week.

rtawinaa Hountv Democrat I Hon. John

L. BroU was appointed by Speaker Crisp

was its r-?i. .inanrihntl. for it is certainly more , ihn r.nmtnittees on Military Affairs

:. - - - IBV.I u-...- . -. . 'J. U

over i . n tn hn iMirnti of i s wiinout raea- .,1 Pnh i itn uiinsre anu urounus., amr

ll,IDnoi" - - , V . ICI.v. m. o- ... , . I .. ... 1.1. .1..JI.M .AM..'.. . .... ... - I .. 11. ... ..I..I

lerne than who noiwiiu8iHuiu bvo.jj, iB nigniy a-M All a-. A Hllflfo I . a .

oerioni aemanu a -cart, iw-u vi umi'i u iney aro

favored In these seiectiosi

very imporuit oomaltlooi

Ho Had Seen Him. "Witness, did you ever see the prison

er ot I he bar?"

"O. yes; that's where I got acquaint.

ed with him."-Boston Globe. ,

Ureeno B. Campbell has been appoint1

ed postmaster at Fikevlllc, vice Hear

Uboppeii, removeu. 1

OCT Mit bur. Je Co. have receive, great variety ol plows, which they n Mil low. Sm Uem,

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