Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 April 1894 — Page 5
JAörM UUU KIEK . Sl,rin to opened
" mm earnest now.
Trv I he Homo IMfnoure elitär. Ii h
sii I ! stir tit i lunnL' 1 iiiirti tis w.1 I , 1 '
n liMbnuiiHuiia uvjjiiu nuiiw Uli MIOMH, lit II t IIH'H lr l.i? e r 1 ' -
tlit' collar aim loununiioiis mr Air.
John (Iramelspachors now resi
(leneo on (Ith .street yesterday.
It not only relieves; it Ioh inon it iirt-H. Vut rvforto Ono Minute CoiikIi -arc. Suitable for all iil-ch, all condi.
M. Krii'ilinaii.
HoiiHo for Runt. I'or a .small family. Apply to
It Wiui.xm II. Jutt.
In purilv, Uto ami uromn tho Klk clu-r i iiii8urpfoci. Try llioin him)
you will like them. 9-13t
lo"Tho J. C. Brownueld concert
"l)on't forget the grand festival and picnic at Iwtner's Hall, May 1-1, Pentecost Monday. Seethoadv. ofPhilin (',
Ho j'b now prepared to do embalm
ing.
wine Kepuuhcans in t ie 1s
congressional district sectu to "hav
got it in tho neck." Thev can
even agree among themselves as to
10 hopeless
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
A V J&asssm
Baking Powder
and dramatic troupe left for Holland who ought to make tl yc-terday. They afforded our peo- race against Tavlor. iilr lots of amusement for tu-o J
ii Irs. The members of OUr Town I.nnr
. ... ,7-7-7. , jbave authorized us to say that thev L.irli Ihuiini Kuril' Hiui.ru 1. ...-It. l?.o...u It i . . .. ..
.. : ; " S.. iVY nf: V;; : " 1 "H'tetl all arrangements to
M.k heartache, dyspepsia anf nervoiiH- (,n ,.or n,mp. water, gas or oil, ne-.-i. .M. Friedman. v lauii the work will commence soon
. tITZI it T o as tno contracts are let. (Josnor (Soon Luck. Mr. Louis Senu 1 ,r
I Mrs. Maggie Dupps were mar-
am
ricil yesterday morning at St. Jos- L 1 wo KHn hueket of Virginia
fhiirch. Thev will im In I.V. "H-1" m..lor Two Ciallons of
- . ll-AII.I 1111. r.lliril l'l-lllk lltH till ..o.t..
Tim-
' ii . . .: r .r V" T " . M'xtra lult Ivl. Syrup for ßO
of taking a wedding tour. The
rents per gallon.
"t'onuKu and everybody in Jas
per wishes them good luck and con
tmiK'u happiness. It':! all tho sanut, a slk-lit cold, con
L't'yktl luiujs or severe cough. One Min
ute Cough Cure buniHlies them. M.
Fnethuan. y
ü packages of the best Harden Seeds, from s. Purin, 111., for 10 cents, all kinds. Other
vrruri-rit'n in proportion at the Iwiyain
iure ui dujiKi-ii ihtiia irr in .Jasper. M
8rTho lluntingburi! schools
turned out in force to defend one of
the teachers, Mr. Kutter, who was
on trial for A. it Is., m wh ninW .m
II O "
pupil. The bright faces of the littl
children made the court room look
3Iarriage licenses.
Win. F. LillpopandM. L. Kessner. cheery, despite tho homeliness of the
P. loung and J. E. II. Deindcrfcr.U nneipal in charge of them.
J. Altmeyer and M A. E. IJrendle. It Sl,hf Blv"ery Houne. J A Hunger and C. A. Weathers j, n. wIwn 3 C1 8 h b K. Hatter and J. Bueehlein. Pa, my ho will not bo without Dr. Will. H. Brovn and S. E. Kellams. King's New Discovery for consumption.
Louis Seng and Maggie Dupps.
.cry for consumnti
. ....1.. 1 1.1 .1. !j ... ...
iuu:;u im coiu, initl 11 curcu IIH Wlic
who wafi threatened with Pneumonia af-
Nut one minute elapses between the tor an attack of LaGripno. whn various
taking of Ono Minute Cough Cure and other remedies and several doctors hud
relief. Why shouldn't people take One u "cr no ood. Robert Harber, ot
Minute Cough Cure? Thev should. Cooksnort, P.i., cluinii Dr. Kintr's 'ew
Tliey do. M. Friedman. v Discovery has done him moro irood than
. Anthony, hx-PostniiHter of Prom- Nntl.imr lit-.. It t,.. , t,;ui ii...
"et'li .Iou' nP:. " bou,,t Hno lttle Lies at M. Fried nmn druL' tore. harire
bottles, 50 cunts and $1. 5
il 'il vatic Curo' for lthuumulism und twi
doK's did mo more good than all tho medb
chip I ever took." Sold by M Friedman, ärSee the adv.
uruggwt, Jasper. 'ov. 10, 03, üm. Scliurcr ill till
of Mr. John
s paper, lie has mm
Hums are absolutely painless when De butchering, and irono back to his
Xi'.it-:h HazelSllIv.'H promptly up- first love, and has bought the good
piieu. iniH Hiaiemeni is irue. a per
fect remedy for fkm diseases, chapped
naiKis aim lips, aim never laus to cure I-iles. M. Fnedman. y
DeW'itt's Witch Hazel Salve cleunses, puntles and heals. It was made for that jmrjKise. Uho it for burns, cuts, bruises, oli:iiiK.d hands, sores of all descriptions,
and if you have piles use it for them. M.
rnedinan. v
will of two shoe shops, and will
serve his customers with the best of
styles, and cobble their store shoes
so as to make them better than new. Give him a call.
Qf'Mr. F. Lamport is agent of
the world-renowned Deerinii har
vesters, which were awarded first
at the World's Fair for
I'KKSONAL. Mr. J. Suddarth, Esq., of Leav
enworth, was attending circuit court
in Jasper this week.
Ex. P. M. James Corn went to
Indianapolis Monday to the Repub
lican btate Convention. Mr. J. P. Hassfurther, of Ferdi
nand, one of the leading teachers in
Dubois county, is taking a review
course at the A. 1. rs. b. at Val-
araiso. The Couuikk on Monday enjoyed
a call from Mr. D. H. Wickcrsham,
one of the young editors of the
Huntingburg Argus. He is a gen-
al typo, and is hkelv to make a
success financially, as he ought to,
of the Argus. The Couhiku hopes
le may, but he will never make a
success ot Kepubhcan protection
ism.
Thft flomn PlMHatirn an t Kit ciiyr prcnuum
arero be hml at the following places: lightness of draught and speed, and Ch'irle Eitr. P. M , Prunk Kuh el, compactness of binding. In the
C per Hatter. Phillip Kudner, Win. field trial the Deering cut an acre of
ii ri..K, unew uenner Aug ivp. heavy wheat in 2'2 minutes. See v"',,T.f!.hn H'c"e,beck ", Mack Mr. F.'s adv. in another column of
4,ruHCtK' tbe"C0UKIKR."
N'o better aid to digestion. No letter cure for dvspepsia. Nothing more reliable for hi and constipation than DeWit
Karly Risers, the famous little pills
rrieuman
Public School E.vtkutai.vmkxt.
for biliousness The pupils of tho Jasper Public DeWitt's Little Schools will present a dramatic en
tertainment to our citizens on to
ut Fink's Opera
M.
night
morrow
. . i -
U mat as easv to trv One Minute ir
mu'li C ure as anything eine. Its easier cii ni,ini ,lnil unn Mnnb to eure a severe mid or couirh with it. School Ma am, an ! loo Much
Lot your next mirchase for a couch be of a Oood lhing." ihe entertain-
me Minute Coußh Cure. Better med- nicnl is to cot a fund to make a
it'ine; better result; better try it. M. Ltart fur a public school library, and
Fnedman.
as the object is a very worthy one, in
addition to the pleasure to be derived from the entertainment, there
should be a large attendance.
All Free.
Thoso who have used Dr. King't
New
KlIKCMATHM ClTKKP IK A DAY. "Myitie Curo" for Rheumatism and Neuralgin, radically cures in ono io thrco duvs. Ii ction upon tho system is remarkable and mysterious. Il removes at onco the cause and the disease immediately dlsapIK'nr. Tin. Ilrxt Ins ro.itlv Knmifit. 75
ct. Sold by Martin Friedman, Druggist, Discovery w its value, and thoso who onk Jft'per, Ind. Nov. 10, '93, öm. have not, now tho opportunity toj trv it free Call on tho advertised DrugVfit u'iiu Win itwwl in lmr Ixul fir Icist und net a trial bottle, free. Send
over'two montliH with a very severe at- voiir name Hiid address to H. K. Bucklon
taek of rheumatism. We could get noth- & Co-. Chicago, and get a sample box
UlL'th.-it 1 lmr iiiiv roiinf nml of Dr. Knur s New L.lfo Pi.U free, ns
as a hist mnrf cr.iv füi.mih'i.rlnin Puin well as a copy of Guide to Health and
Halm a trial. To our great surprire she Household Instructor, freo. AH of which hce.in to improve after the first appliea- i gUBianteed to do you gimd nnd cost tion, and bv using it regularly nhe was you nothing- Martin Friedman's Drug
"mjii aoie to get up and attend to tier sioro.
iniie work. K. II. Johnson, of C. J. Knuts-on A Co., Kensington, Minn. ßO cent l)ottles for sale by M. Friedman.
Republican State Ticket.
Secretary of State
Itiickien'H Arnica Salvo. Auditor of State
Tiik Hkst Salvc in tho world for Treasurer
fats, Bruises, Sore, Ulcers, Salt Attorney-General
a I .
W. D. Owens A. D. Daily Fred J. Scholz W. A. Ketcham
Kheuin, Fever Soroi, Tetter, Chapped Supremo Court Clerk Alex. Hesse Hand, ChilblaiiH, Corns und H sul)t. Pub. Instruction I). M. Geting Pill" "!P"1B "?.??.?Ur.eJjr. .c"' Geologist W. S. Blatchey
nteed to rive nerfect .atUfction. r Statistician S. b. 1 hompsoii
money refunded. Priced eenl per Supreme Court Judge, birst 'ox. For Hale at Martin Friedman' "District J. II. Jordan
'rinf store. ft . -
April i, iHa4.-iv. w c. T, u. school ef Mctbtfs.
Circuit Court AttcndautH. . The Joint School of Methods of
the W. C. T. U. of Dubois, Craw
..(,..111.-1. tll71 liv; O, lVlli3 r -,. uitiu... ' r.':'r. :i..i ford. Perrv. Spencer and Gibson
room iiv.ii tfn.i.ui -.t T s rn. counties, will bo held at Hunting
bllrn'c l?..c L.,.io " in i, burii the 1st and 2d days of May.
. ' llVCtUUKUIbi iUVIll Mill ---iIj I rnished at 20 cents for a single Everybody is invited to be present. u and still cheaper rates by the All white nbboners wil be enterdiiv i.r ,...,..1. MM. 4'.i.i : .,..i:.i turned, but we would be lad to
with Um iw.Uf Ti.. !. uiv fnr have others with us, and especially
l" entire term will find it to their I """'f10 vll0U,10 i ntwst to engage moms and board All the W. C. l U.'s i please send t Mtlbnm'M li..si.ir.ni. nne sniiaro. your nnmcs to Miss Maud A. Wil
liams, Huntingburg, Ind. By Order of Com.
ABSOLUTELY PURE November, 17, 1893 -lv.
A COSY RESIDENCE.
Among tho many pleasant homes
in Jasper that of Recorder Britain Leming is one of the happiest, both in its inmates and their cosy surroundings. The houso is a hand-
ome brick of six rooms and porch,
on Clay street, which was built by
Mr. A. J. Vest, and purchased of
him by Mr. Leming last summer, and is heartily enjoyed by his wife and six children, and with its spacious 3ard, with shrubbery and flowers, presents a very attractive appearance in summer.
ifThe growing wheat is in aplarent good condition in this coun
ty
JQf'Coxey's army of unemployed
is on the way to Washington City, and millionaire Cleveland and tho
millionaire Congress are each scared,
is the poor men deprived of labor! iron trough at the court house well,
three feet high, painted and finished in good style, to be done bv June 1st, 1894, for $110. A contract was also made with George Riley to make tho excavations, fills, furnish slack and sand for the brick pavements on the south and west side of tho jail lots, and lay the brick for 35, the county to furnish the brick. A contract was also made with Benj. Schrocder for stone curbing and placing the same for said pavement, curbing to be five inches thick, at 18 cents per lineal foot after being properly placed by liim. A contract was also made with Daniel F. J. Miller for putting in two iron cells in the female department of the county jail, complete with doors, locks, Ac, for $275: and a corrugated iron ceiling in the Sheriff's office, for $25 ; and an iron column therein three inches in di
ameter, for $12 ; and a steol tank,
of 500 gallons capacity, placed in position on top of cells, and proporly connected with the pipe leading
to the roof, with proper slop cocks and valves, for flushing sewer con
nections, and properly connected
therewith lor $o0 : and also for an
Mtlbum's Restaurant, onesnuaro
n front of tho court house, on (Sth "tort. H2-2t. . iVrsmiH who are subject to attacks of j'mous colic can almost invariably tell, 'y their feelings, when to expect an attapk; If ChiunlH'rlain's Colic, Cholera ""' Diarrhoea Remedy in taken as soon r b i 8'mMtoins appear, thev can ward "a the diüeaHo. Such pewons should ab a)s keep the Remedy at hand, ready or immediate into when needed. Two ? three doses of it at the right time will M H. ul" ,,mcl1 suffering. For Bide by 'Iriedman, Dmggiet.
jy the money policy forced upon
the country bv their laws will bo an
unanswerable argument against the
gold maniacs. Some of them are
rvmg to shift the responsibility up-
on uie Mx'Kmiey larm, out mat is so bare-faced a humbug that no one
ts fooled bv it. Bad as the Mckm-
ey steal is, and no robbery is worse,
it is in no way responsible for the condition of laboring men seeking
vninlv fnr work. That was solelv
caused by the destruction of half of the money increase of the country
)V the demonetization of silver, at
the demand of Wall street bankers
tnd speculators.
Proceedings-of the Hoard of
County ConiniissIonerH. The County Board was in session
all last week, attending to examination of Auditor's and Treasurer's
books, comparing orders issued dur
ing the year, and receipts of Treasurer. They also made a number
of allowances on account of pauper expense, criminal expense and the
new jail.
A contract was made with the In
diana Bridge Company, of Muncie,
or two of its patent iron leg iron
bridges one thirty foot span across
SiiL'ar creek, in Cass township, and
one liftv foot span across Mill creek,
in Harbison township, to be ot one
span oach, with roadways 12 feet in width, the iron bridge legs to be 14 and 10 feet long respectively from ton of floor to bottom of leg. The - 1 A A
bridges to be iuuy eompicieu in
icst stylo, with best material, ana
ready for travel over them by the
25th dav of June 1894, for tho price
of eight hundred and eighty dollars,
to be paid in cash wncn contract is
ullv complied with. Mr. 11.
lavinond acted as tue agent, 01 wie iridgc company in the contract.
A contract was aiso maae wun John M. Smith for altering the court house windows, putting in new window sills where needed, and making the 44 windows in thehouse only two light windows, with doublestrength glass, and box frames, and weiL'hts and locks, at $7 ier win
dow, to be completed by the first
orK-
Tho more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used the better it is liked. We know of no other remedy that always gives satisfaction. It is good when you
Ilm catch cola. It is good
cough is seated and your 1. : ..I l.. ....w LI...I nl
11 ID Kuuvi ill mi 1111 vi 1 ."g. "i 1 1 il T tmvn Hold twentv-flve doien of it and ev- A contract was also made with J.
cry bottle has given satisfaction. Hted- r nn,i j Friedman to put ill) 2G0
feet of Cleveland lawn tence, arouiui ilwi OI1I111 iv uhnriff's office and iail.
WIV VVVWI
od when your, , ' f j ,v 18U4 in g00d w lungs are sore. u V ' a cough. We manlike style.
man A Friedman, druggists, Minnesota Lake, Minn, 50 cent Inittles for sale by M. Friedman, druggist.
properly connected with sewer, (the
county to furnish the necessary
stone work,) for $20, tho said Miller
to properly place said trough, and make sewer connections, and all to be completed by tho 30th dav of June, 1894. The Commissioners upon completing the examination of the Auditor's and Treasurer's books on Saturday made the following record : "The Board having examinodthe records in the Auditor's and Treasurer's offices, as regards roceipts and expenditures of all the funds, and having carefully compared all orders or warrants issued on the Treasurer with tho Commissioners' allowance or issuo docket, and also with the Circuit Court allowances in vacation, from the 1st day of Nov. 1S92, up to and including the 31st day of Oct. 1893, have found them correct, and accounted for, and have also found the balance in county revenue between Auditor and Treasurer correct. We have also compared and carefully investigated all the common and congressional school fund principals, and find them all represented in mortgages, and loaned out as required by law, and that the county did not have to pay any delinquent interest. We also found the records in a neat and good condition, carefully numbered, with n special view of a perfect investigation by the Commissioners. " The last thing the Board did was to contract with John M. Smith for painting court house window frames, when completed, at 50 cents oach for 44 windows.
In Meinoriuni. Columbus Brittain died at his home near Ireland, Sunday April 15th. He was a loving father, an affectionate husband, a sincore friend, and was respected by all who know him. The family in this
bereavement have the sympathy of
all. "When a kind father dinks to reit, Tlirouah him the family In truly blent; Love latMirn here in truth lie wrmiKlit A nil for hlin a Savior's bleatliiK utiKht." I know the hiikoI fold hlin cloie llt ni'rttli their Klitterliig wIiih, Anil ftoutliu Ill in with the mik Unit breathe Of heaven's Ulvlntut things. And If beside his gravi! thu tears Our iicliliiR eyes imiit dim (ioil comfort us for all tint love
Which we have lout In him.
Deserving Praise. m ... m
11 you want to enjoy good com
fortable smoke Iben try the Home
Pleasure elitär. tbev are hlahlv an
predated by all that have tried them
ThPtA ire facti by flrt clan judgps ot
clgar. 18 18
Ick Fou Salb. I have about 30 loads
of ice which I would like to sell.
If not sold in bulk it will be retailed and
delivered from wugon. 3'-'-3t. JOSEIMI Bt'CHART. Deu tint ry.
N. II. Wilson, Dentiit, dealret to
inform (be public that he will cor
tinue to make regular viiiu to faper;
notwithstanding toe report to the con
trary. Tbe time of which ill be
published in the columns of tbia p
per and the Huntingburg Signal. He
has no connection with Dm. F. M.
Oreen, F. A. Brown, and W. G
Down, professionally. Hut h
made armnuemeiits with Dr. Ii. A
Moeby, ol Huntinehiiig. to attend all
urgent cases during his absence, with
mi extra charge to patient. tl.
A Correction.
in readme the Jasoer Uockikk we
lave frequently noticed a card from Dr.
N. II. Wilcon. in which he warns the
good peojde of this section that he is in no wise connected professionally with either Drs. Downs. Green or firown.
Speaking for ourselves we hasten to assure the Doctor that we feel under manv
obligations to him for the explanation.
We are frequently called unon bv his
old customers, who have his "forty-dol-
lar-ience-eorner-lile-guaranteeu" teeth, which are in need of repairs, etc.. anu
the Doctor's explanation may save us this annoyance. The onlv explanation
we can give these old customers of his is
that Dr. Wilson is now located at Wash
mgton, Ind., and that they could lind
11m there, unless he was practicing with .:u . ii:,.i.:... 1 - .7 m
further set them aright, we also tell
them that Dr. Wilson is a much older
man than ourselves, although he does not look it. He can readily be recognized by his short heavy build, luxuriant
black (sometimes) hair and beard, and general well-fed appearance. He is
now a married man,-although he used to
oe single. Dr. Wilton is certainly a very "nrnfer-
sional" man, especially when he takes
occasion to stigmatize regular graduates of recognized dental colleges as "squirts" etc. It may be that in Ins greediness to do all the dental work for this section he
ails to take into consideration the fact
that himself, and one or two others, are the only non-graduates in the county, and such being the case that they are entitled to all the work.
Dr. Wilson's continued obiections to
our practicing in this section has only
shown him up as being very greedy, and iu reading one of his newspaper notices, as published from time to time, in which
le draws on a senile imagination for acts to carry him out. one would natur
ally come to the conclusion that he was in his dotage, and indulging in a favorite
act 01 childishness. Dr. Downs desires to sav in answer to
Dr. Wilson's repeated insinuations as to
the merits 01 ins work, that be (Dr. D.)
guarantees his work as the best. It
speaks for itself. And further that he (Dr. D.) has an excellent letter of rec
ommendation in his possession, signed
by X. H. Wilson, in which the latter
calls particular attention to the qualifications of Dr. Downs to practice dentistry. As to what Dr. Wilson means by "strikers" arid "hangers on," we con
fess we are at a loss to understand his
meaning.
V ismng the doctor everv success in
the practice of his profession, we submit
this statement to any concerned. Verv repectfully, W. G. Downs, D. D. S. F. A Dkow.v, D. D. S.
Apr. 27 It. Huntingburg, lud.
DentiHtry. Dr. N. II. Wilson will be at tho Indiuna Hotel, in Jasper, on Saturday and Monday, May 5 and 7, 1894, prepared to attend to all professional calls in a scientific profes
sional way, No allusions to traveling humbugs. Satisfaction guaranteed to all patients. 32-3t.
PHILIP A. GUCKES
Carries the Largest and Best Stock
of FURNITURE,
Of all kinds, in the county.
I have received a set of embalm-
ers' instruments and am now ore-
a Hired to do
EMBALMING
At short notice. I also have a
ull stock of Collins, Caskets AND Burial Robos
Of any size or style.
PHILIP A. GUCKES.
Corner Jackson and Fourth Ste.,
Oct. L'7, 'M Jasper, Ind.
New Spring Goods.
- LATEST - STYLES AT
Mrs. C. Hochgesang's,
Cor. N. Main & Hth St., Jasper, Ind.
The public are invited to call and
inspect my new goods, of all kinds,
and learn my
Very Low Prices ! or everything. Mv stock of staple
groceries and dry goods is always up with the best. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED at the highest market price.
Mrs. C. Hochgesang. Apr. 6, 1894
WCastoria is trulv a marvelous thing for
children. Doctors prescribe it, medical journals reccommend it and more than a
million mothers are using it in place of
I'aregonc, liatcman s Drops, so-called
soothing synips and other narcotic and stupefying remedies. Castoria is the quickest tiling to regulate the stomach and bowels and give healthy sleep the world has ever seen. It is pleasant to the taste and absolutely harmless. It
relieves constipation, quiets pain, cures
diarrhea and wind colic, allays feverish-
ness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child, and gives it refreshing and natural sleen. Castoria
is the children's panacea the mother's
menu.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles
only. It is not sold in bulk. Don't al
low any one to sell vou anvthine else on
the nlea or promise that it is "just as good" and "will answer everypurpose." See that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fac-simile signature of
is on ever' wrapper.
Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executor of
the laut Will of f.n A bell, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is probably solvent.
.loHKrit .main, t-.xecutor. Biutno llt'ETTNEK, Attorney. April 13, 'S4-3t.
A 'EW ARRANGEMENT,
John Scher er,
-O.A.
Boot & Shoemaker.
Respectfully informs the public
that he has bought the shoe busi
ness of Andrew Sehcrcr and will continue it in all its branches, both making and repairing, at his shops
on Jackson Street and on West Gth street, Jasper, and will endeavor to please his customers. He asks a
liberal patronage from the public. JOHN SCHEUER. April 37, U-tm.
On the
Warpath
Can't help It Business in slower junt now than we like it to be. So we shall make btisinoaa. V liHVo never hml a choicer or more complete stock of goods than now. You will tako them if tho prices are low enough. Hero goes.
The PopulartStore of S. KUEBLER, Weit Sldo of Public Square.
Jasper,. - Indiana
MACHINE SHOP.
Conbkk or Newton and 7th Stb.. JASPER. IND..
DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Proprietor.
IIIAVK In this shop Trjr Ucllllr Tur rtpsli.ns; stcsm mclnrr el II kinds, Hid make iptcisl. ly of building snd rtprlriofc ST KAM KNOIKKS .ad MII.I.WOKK. . rt lalxi kerp band a s -ppW ot SIUFTIJfO, l'IPM Ac. and will turn iliafllnR any sift rtqulrrd. . 1 ..Urb iVll lilTRBEB
I Dave an M ........... BK1.TINH. and wilt furnish ut on sburt nulle, will .....Ir TMRKHHINC 4. illKKS. 8KPAUA-
TOK8. HOIISK rOWKKfl, kc.
FAKMKK3 rAllltwUbAIII. m.nu i rit nic'achancc to make thslr a(n. Miilly worn out Binders, Raptrs and Mower-.. I -II . Ac, lull) as OOOD AU NKW, and at but lltlU "tnis. il "a penn) avd Is two earned." tca.i. Tu rraur dollars this way. Try It.
uaniKii r. May 90, 1M)
MILBURN & CO.. .IA&PEU, INDIANA.
HERE WE ARfe Wu Imve not Roods Miff thoy muit go. . .... . v n 1
riuett w liner ip noire.. Hprjc BUnketi. tlttyjß isrue. "?Whlp. Evrtrylhln? In the llnrneee Lint. Come nn Sec Our Memmotb Stock, Which We Offer tt Bottom Price.. MILBURN & CO., Dealers in Agricultural Implement., JASPER. INDIANA.
1 A Fine Natuhal Chi
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