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The morning call., 1890-07-30
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
A Light Vote With No Opposition to the
n,

JACKSON, July 29.-The vote throughout
the State to-day was very light and the
election quiet. There was no opposition 10
the fourteen Democratic nominees to the
Constitutional Convention for the State at
were not opposed In half dozen counties.
The morning call., 1890-07-30
THE BROTHERHOOD.

The Brooklyns Go Down Again Before the
Chicago Aggregation.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The Chicago brotherhood
team again defeated the Brookiyns to-day. AT.
tendance 26Oo Score:
Chicagos. os.......................7 0 o o o o O-S
Brookyns- yns-......,................O u o o o O-3
Base hits-Chlcagos s, Brookyus q. Errors
Chcagos 2, Brookiyns z. Batter. Baldwin and
Farrell, Sowders and Daily. Umpires-Pearce aud
SNYDER
The morning call., 1890-07-30
RAPIDLY INCREASING.

si;verware-Dealers Notified o: Big Advance
in Prices
NEW YORK, July GA special from
Washington says: Silverware-dealers here
and in the South have been notified by the
manufacturers that prices have been in
creased 10 per cent owing to the rise in sill
yer bullion, occasioned by the adoption of
the Silver BIZ. also, that still greater in
The morning call., 1890-07-30
MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN
tacle. Cured in Five Weeks by
the Cuticura Remedies.

I am going TO tell you Of the extraordinary cure
your CUrICURA REMEDIES performed on me.
About 1st of April last noticed some red piI1
ples like coming out all my body, but thought
nothing of il until some time later when it began
The morning call., 1890-07-30
Wertheima1,s Testimony.

LONDON, July 29.-In the Dunlo divorce
suit to-day Isadore Wertheimer testified in
favor of Lady Dunlo.
The morning call., 1890-07-30
oApRIvps MEMORANDUM.

The Chancellor Insists That Germany Has
Made G cd Bargain.
BERLIN, July 29.-The Reichsanzeiger to-
day published Chancellor Caprivi's memo
randum of the Anglo-German agreement
relative to the territory in Africa. 1t be-
gins by stating that the German colonial
policy, coming in contact with English
The morning call., 1890-07-30
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The morning call., 1890-07-30

CHICAGO, July 29.-rhe Philadelphia league
team could not do anything with STEMS delivery
to-day although their fielding was good. Attend
ance 1400. Score;
Shicagos.:. .-...."..,...u y !-S
Philadelplias ...................2 l U 1-6
Base hits-Chicagos H. Philadelphias L. Errors
Chicagos 3, Philadelphlas l. BatterieS-Sten aud
kittredSe, Yiekery and Clements. Umpire-Lynch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

The following correspondence ap-
peared ia the Jerre Hauie Gszefie, under
dale Of Washington. February 6th:
Collector Throop came here II yonr
correspondence suggestion. and "thc
mountain iao3rcl" and brought forth
a man worth $4,000. not q soldier, for
the little place Of travelling deputy. held
by a Democratic soldier under Gen.
Manson. Mr.. Throop seems 10 banker
after the rich fellows. Now, this rich
man was not formally an applicant. anil
although veteran soldiers in this county.
ell voters to choose from. one an A.
plicanf. and one from Dubois. Of Mr.
Throops' old regiment, and one in Mar.
tin county. each well equipped for the
place Except they are poorI. the Demo
cratic soldiers job went to the man Of
wealth.
Now. II Mr.. Throop inquired for Re-
publican colder 70 give Democratic
eoidier's job TO in any Of the countie,
named II i not known here. lie turnct
out one comrade to turn down three
either, perhaps, as influential In thei
counties - he IL 10 his own. Judging b,
the late congressional convention here
not man from Orange being present
How i that for party goois
ny the way, have any oi your reader
ever heard OF msn worth s75.0p
"kicking" for the job. even Of Demo
crat soldier, when the war was on. o
envying his sleeping apartments. hi
army rstions. or his chances In battle
the extent 10 rush to the fr.,ni ~ ol3 pc
month in deprecated currency?
they do there Il fortune for the man q
: museum freak.
Mr.. Throop reminds one Of hire
man an old farmer had who was sent /
fix the farm fences and for every rail
put mp he knocked down three. Til
farmer got tired of that work and aske
- hired man 70 quit. vErERAS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21
real ESTATE AGENCY /!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent at
IRELAND. IND.


TAO acres. miles east 81 Hunt ngbsrg. 90 srrss "
timber balance Ia cultivation. 10 scre< 10 meAdc~
log house aud barn. good orchard, god farm Price
rs acres mile south 81 Hunsinrhurs. as acres IN
GUILTY. aicn. balance IN 'inhsr good frame honss sno
barn. good orchard plenty q water Price ~ PEI
acre: hafd0wn. balance on easy terms
House and two lots NJ Hurfinrhurs. tee rcors and
cellar good lots Jackson strees. Price 500 b2i
do~n: easy terms Tor balance
farm o. n. srr~s mile south ~ Ireland and
four miles sssi ~ Jesprr about 60 acres a. cnliss
ticn vet land good finher land very rich
good frame house and lex stable very coed fart-
Price t1s per acre. fsfms easy.
1905. acres IA. mii-swssf 81 r.-ra q cleared
hsahc. a. good timber poplar bite and black go
~ tbs best loo IA nuhAi< lsNs tFfs
~si int l'is f"lling enough good timber ~ y
heuse sna laT stable sex per acre. hsil do~n. bal
ance ~ one and tvs" care 81 Per r@Ai.
leo acres. miles from v.iren. rikerenn's. wils'
south from isiand Too cleared balance \
YER. good frrme hou-e with Or rooms good s1Af'e
sifrsfsd ~ good rrillc rod. s,hep anc cftrth
W frr sers 80" down. balance On very easy terms
good ,hsar fas.,.
irun Jasper t~c good roads ITO acres cl~sfst lA
"a good thinker lisils 49, LAND enod f~e
story frame house LOG harm orchards plenty ~ y
ter splendid iatm and good nsghtorieod. go H.
acre.
- ~ acres ahor $50 acres in cuifivatfcr f~o ",
horAs~ ofchard plenty - Fo.d water lsnc railing.
tn@r - ~ PER tpo~ tAtAf 49, ~
terms very easy.
70 acres leo cleared ana Ia cultivation. - 10 roo
white onk iirtrr good barn almost roof hens
log mud d 40 rsh ronds. good orchard Land u
gud ~ cnliis alton and inks very well. niie
~e~t ~ Ireland Price - coo terms easy splsr
iii grain and stock farm very desirable
100 sores shout 20 sores cleared. coed fram. tnns
ard good frame new barn. COED orchard t.h r..rc-
eond ttle farm. 1As MITES from Orwell. ana mile
cot 81 ireland sza lsr acre. terms easy.
347 acres on white river. miles north ~ Of~sll
200 acres ~ hvfcnA iAsnce hill. 80 arits r
lning 40 IN good Poplar and White oak fipfer
enough timber ~ mere thar haifras for farm. rrs
frame house. feed lots aAa pisnfy ~ living ~Ater
Very good farm. so per arre. terms easy
24O acres 200 cleared. talaire in flnter
~ frame house. good ns~ fame house. cot ahAn
l0Ou good haru. g~pd Young orsharf plenty ~ afeF
art or the lsnd broken. balance rolling. Ecrt Soil
me ~ the farm litfle railss ~ Jasper
public road. splendid stock Snd grain srui Eric
HOUSES AMP lots FoRIFESvIIIF.
good frame dwelling and store house. hcfh alErs
new Of land. fencing snd plenty ~ frui
trees. and smaI frpss ~ al kinds: ~ good Fsfs
town. Price tsso. terms easy; very dtsirAsls prsp
lerff
L~elinr. Lsrn. store house. and ief. a. Fcrier-
res high and "a SO. good and shelving.
ices Ia Snnfh.fn Indians fnr stare. rich farmir
country an good church and -rhari and So.
people Price o. SEQ. f5tc cash aud balance IN 81
and twelve months. good chance for ssEs one
Get good bargain.
Anil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

Mr.. a. NJ. Able made the chs
nsrks OF ihedsv, IN whirl, be ann.
his intention % Throwing ~. i'.
and leaving tic ranks Of ;esrhers
more lucrative position 4'lasu i
are sorry - lose niine'be teachers
join in wishing him Il
and nra~prrifv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

-. B--The highest price. " trade. allowed
for All kinda 80 COUNTRY PRODUCE. CHI
csgo BOOTS and SHOES. HATS and CAPS.
% great variety. CHEAP.
S1v. -. lisa -cu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

FARM ron SALE.-The farm It thu
crossing Of the railroad and Patoka river
Of 237 acres II for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply :
Courier Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

VvHE undersigned, Trustee OF Balm
! bridge township, Dubois county
will attend to Township business o.
saturdays Of every week, at his residencs
on North Main street, between Sew
enfh and Eighth. in per.
The Library Of said Township IL KEEP
At the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtaiI
them At any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee.
April 20. iees-Iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-21

Teacher Institute Harbl,.. !,
The fourth aI1 last Institni. 4. !
year. 81 HARRISON township. ma !,
ierville. Feb. q. 1890. and 80. /,
.. der b. the Pres. The N
~ teachers present except Ml.
Mr.. Eobr-
Alter : few remarks By me p.
requested the Sec's 70 read \
which had been prepared for "A.
,use BY Mr.. Geo. Nckr. on Az.
lHumbolf. which wss well p,spr.s \
gave = complete ard interesting -
Of this iiiusfrious man.
\ The next subj ect. "Geogrsphy \
Geo. Nix. was presented M y NJ
comprising : thorough reyies
TOW nship. and proved very Ia,.-.,1
10 all.
h .IIistory.r-hv Ni.s r'lIir. ~
conducted. showing ihs ..rst m.s. N
teaching. and those which 10 N
interest pupils.
AFTERNOON xFssinx.
"Geographv.- INV Mr.. T.ari. vi
Mas The iis-s exercise. Til -na,..r \
i.ri-sd The geography snd riyi ~
, meni ~ the county. ani VA. prs.s|
~ = credifable nsnner.
An interesting lesson ~
i.s-se.~ was then given ~ W I'll
..innick- This subject VS.. VIII \.
"a aud AL were instructed lfsrt...s
:. After the reading ~ NE minnr.
subject Of The iniehfernpss n /.
teachers 10 ex-Supf. A. NJ ~ws--
count, institute in-frnr'sr.. va N
duced hy the Pres. sni talouel
Jew remarks uy each az ~ ~
len vo'. VS. taken. snl ~. i
) . dcci~ion ~ ncn-pasmeui.
n a general discussion F.. "a The "
. Of township in-'iintf- " r.rRsr
! pupils WAS opened bs ~ III as
: nick. sui the following ~
adopted
Resolved: That We. fnA ~
Harhison Up. sre npro-ri n I.wi|
. Institutes. snl believe 'lsxf nv
would derive more benetii Nv In
/. ers teaching one day ior each III
10 he he'd
A. ~ Ahrt
IEASk fINsRz|
Geo My.
Loris I'irisx.
N Era niLLi>
L. n. iAYF n
Mr.. A. NJ. Able made The slo-.
marks OF ihedsv, il whiel, be am.
I his intention % 'i4ro ~ing ~; ~
!, and leaving tic ranks Of ;esrhtrs
: more lucrative position z'lsf i
are sofr, - lose niine'be teachers
The advocate., 1890-07-09
INVALIDs, NOTICE
The AubuFndale SanltaFlum, OF Topeka,
Kansas, Is the Place Where You May
Enjoy Yourself and Recover Health.

Thoroughly equipped for the treatment OF all
Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, both Medical
and Surgical.
NeOal Calarrh treated Tree from $50 to II 80 q.
m, daily.
The FamOus AnhurndalO SOtleF SpriAa is In con-
neCti0n with this Institution. and II equal tO any
Seltger In the world. The use Of this water as Il
beverage and for bathing has alone performed
many remarkable cures which have bailled med
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Good board and rooms can be had M reason
able rates, Pleasant location and beautiful seem
cry Write for further information.
w. T. HALL, NJ d., Proprietor.
WIN, TAYLOR, NJ d., SurgeOn.ln-C Chief
The advocate., 1890-07-09

ME !. : : !; :; il. !. e !:
Specialists S0l and SOS West Ninth ST. Kansas City Mo, and San
Francisco CAL Will visit all western and southern cities quarterly
Dr. gS Wonderful German N0I bSs $ Ss Is @S p % l @ Ss '%Els a Sr:s
The advocate., 1890-07-09
The kansas City Stock yards.

A
oE Weighing PAhked
hae
ne e ek coming the t grazing grounds Of an he western states
hogs
y
The advocate., 1890-07-09
---.A.---
T" Model Store. =

lnsOn, IL unquestlonably The rep
resentative Model Store in this
western country. Located on
Main Street. in a fine three story
building 5OHlSO and fitted up
with all modern contrivanCes, il ai-
iOrds itS patrons the pleasure Of
transacting business with the best OF
light and in a room sufficiently large
10 accommodate hundreds Of people
without inConveniently croWding and
iostling It's customers.
To become better acquainted with
the general keepings Of this store is
Of more than ordinary interest TO the
members Of Che +. A. .&I U. Of Reno
county IN particular and the adj
joining counties in general, since
IL was the proprietors Of this es-
tablishment Messrs. Krouch, Sam
uels n Wiener who, joining forces
with the Alliance, have made this
''THE FARMERs' ALLIANCE Store" Of
Reno County.
This store is under the manage
ment Of J. D. Wiener one Of tn
most expert judges &pd competouD
buyers OF goods in his lin.
Under his guidance this store
has, since its short existence,
become the most popular trading
establishment in the west, Truth
ful representation, honest deal
ings and gentlemanly and cordial
treatment towards IT'S patrons, have
Ipadp this store what il tO-dRy u.s..
.gllb 8padtsds az Alliance people Who
have since their connection with him
transacted business with Mr.. Wiener,
are loud and unanimous in their
praises Of the essential pecuniary
benefits derived from the agreement
made with him for Che sale and sup
ply Of merchandise to the Alliance.
The wares kept in this store con-
sist of a very large and we'll assorted
stock OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Furnish
ing Goods, Carpets and Millinery.
TO All members Of the Alliance who
reside within a distance from Hutch
inso@ which makes it any way con
lyenient 10 go there, we say by all
means 10 support this establishment
10y tRunSacting their business in above
lines there Scores Of members will
bear testimony TO the fact that il is
Sime and expense we'll invested to
come thirty, forty or fifty miles and
got their supplies at this store. To
do SO is to enhance mutual interests
from which, as an individual, the
Rarmer derives by far the longest end
Of a substantial cash benefit Mr..
Wiener is at all times prepared TO
convince any fair minded person Of
the truth OF the above statements.
Correspondence from abroad is So
licited and will receive prompt and
efficient service. Address all COM
muniCations to
~ AAAnNa n gun gA
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18
Try W~rthheimer's ~ shoes.
A Strange And Fatal Disease.


Chicago Tribune.l
r. NJ Grant, Of New York, has
jus. completed n trip through Central
America. He stat that u new and
strange disease is creating alarm in
the Southern countries.
"This disease" he said, "is more
fatal than yellow fever. 1t is called
the black l-v-r IL some countries, and
it will do more injury to person in
one day than wouli yellow fever in
two weeks. 1t has PLAYED havoc in
Honduras and in th- southern part Of
Central Am. RIGA. A hospital which
has just been erected near the pros
posed line OF the Nicaragua canal has
some 200 victims. One half If them
will pro ,abIy die. The black fever
comes. If You attempted to get out
Of the country you would not survive.
and you must Z, main quiet and take
your chances. The frs. symptoms
are burning s-nsatinns, and before
you have been afflicted two hours YOU
feel as if you were being toast d ahv-
4. . stake. Unles, the black feve-
Disappears from ,ha, country. or .
cure is found for it, the loss Of HE
will be appalling"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think. can't do any
thing to your satisfaction, and you Won
der what ails you. You should heed
the warning, you are taking the frs,
step into nervous proStrati"n. You need
u nerve tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system to its normal
healthy condition. Surprising results
follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic
and Alternative. Your appetite returns,
good digestion Is restored. and the liver
AMI kidneys resume healthy action. Tr.
n bottle. Price 80 cents, ut Hewitt 4
Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18
An Elm barraSsing Position.

The Carson Appeal Of YESTERDAY,
SAYS: "Y-sterlay . Young society
lady of this city, while getting into a
buggy, Jumped in with considerable
vim, and the bottom giving way she
went through.
1.-The girl went through. as the hole
was jus. big enough, bat her clothes
didn't. They remained in the buggy
you might say, ami the exhibition
very much shocked some young gem
tlemen who were passing. She wal
ex,ricated only after great difficulty
aud much mor,ihcation."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
rae HONORABLE.

It is claimed by reliable Democrats
that the slight disturbance at the
meeting the other night, was caused
By an over-zexlous Republican,, Who
was too emphatic in ind Isl z Mr..
Sweet's views al ,ud, Is that y-ntl, .
man was speaking.
That being the case, the TIMES
oheerfully publishes the fact, by way
of correction. Both parties ohjecti"a
to person alities, this campaign, we dc
not wish to set the example OF unfa,,
dealing. Hence the above.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18

CCHooI OF PRACTICAL CIVIL. MFCHAN-
- t~al, Mining ing nser nc, Surveying.
DR. ughs ng. Ar hit.ct've Ass~Niug and Nsvig~-
tton. liz y second Sue Z. fcrtlspd. ,fr and 7.S
Max 81 Ssn Francisco, Cal Establish she'd 1884
A. WANDER NAILtkN, Prs send tor clrcuisr.
sulsyld
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-18

.S@ Blank Pools OF Labor are
for sale at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
A Pneumatic Rtsxcla,rire.

A pneumatic tire for bicycles has been
invented in Belfast, Ireland, which. if
all that is claimed for it be true, must
make a new era in this method of rec
reation. The tire for full roadster is
about two and a half inches in diameter
and is composed of an outer covering of
rubber, graduated in thickness from
about one-quarter of an inch, where it
touches the ground, and protected by
canvas where it is attached to the rim.
which is very broa,l and nearly fiat. In
side this outer COY, ring is an inner tube,
which contains the air. The air is
pumped in with football blower and
patent air valve prevents it's return.
Vibration is practically annihilated.
1t is intercepted between the rim and the
ground, and consequently the frame re-
ceives no jar except when an unusually
large hole is encountered. A frame so
protected should wear out two frames
with solid tired wheels: and not only so.
but riders will be able to use very much
lighter frames without any danger of
their collapsing. In fifty mile road
championship, in the Phoenix park, Dub
lin, one Of the competitors rode racing
safety, fitted with pneumatic" tires and
scaling only twenty-three pounds, and
yet it passed through the ordeal-an Or
deal trying even to the heaviest makes
without the slightest damage.-New
York Telegram.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
Buildings in Black.

1t has long been practice in this city
upon the death of any Individual who
has been at the head of one of the execu-
tive departments to drape the building
over which he presided with cheap black
material, and to drop the flag to half
mast. The effect produced by winding
black muslin around the white marble
pillars of the public buildings is decided
ly repulsive, and its maintenance for
thirty days, subject to storms, produces
results that are damaging to the build
ing and expensive to remove. There is
no law authorizing this custom, and it
has been continued from time to time by
all executive order issued upon the death
of the individual for whom the mourning
is put on.
In the house bill was introduced by
Mr.. Grain, of Texas. declaring it to be
unlawful to drape any of the public
buildings, or to exhibit the flag at half
mast in honor of any deceased person I'M
less such person, at tae time of his
death, was in the service of the United
States.-Washington Cor. Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26


1t is funny to hear Mr.. A. M. Palmer
talking, in his blithe and gladstone way,
about bringing suit against D'Oyly Carte
for sending the wretched company to this
country that is at present disporting itself
at the New Park theater. 1t is my i'm
preston that MIR. Palmer will not bring
any such suit, and it is further my opinion
that suit of this description could never
hold in court. Mr.. Carte merely agreed to
send his company here to play 'sThe Condo
iers,'' and for this service on their part he
receives percentage of the gross earn
lngs. The quality of the organization has
nothing to do with the case. 1t is as much
his risk as Mr.. Palmer's that is involved,
and he can be held responsible only to him
self. But, as a matter of fact, Mr..
Palmer did have everything in his own
hands if he had only possessed the nerve
to play the string out, as we say when we
are talking with sports. What Mr. Pal
mer should have done, after the first per-
Torrance, was to have closed the theatre
<nd put up big placard on the door ex-
pressing his determination not to be con-
nected with any such fraud on the public
as had been demonstrated by Mr.. Carte's
organization. Then the willy English man.
ager would have been forced to do the
suing, and Mr.. Palmer would have placed
himself on the defensive at the same time
making strong bid for popular support
He could have speedily put together first
class American organization to take the
place of this wretched affair at the Park
theatre, and then, after such action as /
have described, he could hardly have failed
to do tremendous business. Mr. Palmer,
however, Is sometimes lacking when it
comes to a question of spirit and pluck and
self rellance.-Drdmatic NelUs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
A Smol<eless Furnace

A new feature in furnace building is
to be introduced at the power house be-
ing erected in Allegheny City by the
Pleasant Valley Street Railway company.
The novelty consists of smokeless fur
mace. 1t is a continuance by which the
fuel is automatically dumped into the
furnaces. causing regular combustion,
proper feed of air and, it is claimed, an
economy of 20 per cent in fuel. Last of
all. this very economy in the burning of
the fuel makes the furnace practically
smokeless. There will be six stokers
placed in the new plant, and it is esti-
mated that they will save the labor of
four men. This is the first machine of
its kind to be put into practical use in
this section, although it has been intro
duced with great success in the west
Pittsburg Letter.