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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
MEMORAL-OAY CEREMONIES.
4 Drunken Woman Adrift In scow-
strangers at Chris,'s Church.

4 Drunken Woman Adrift in scow-
strangers at Christ's Church.
correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nay 23.--Thc arrangements
for the Memorial-Day ceremonies have all been
completed.
Saturday night Mary sirincstee. Well
known local character. won't on a biz drunk ana
,eu asle..n on a wharf some 'O6ers coming nlong
and finding Mary 20 put hey IN scoN anu
turned her alrift on The Potomac Mary ana
inc boat finally lolced on the Maryland shor'
and was rescued and came Dnck 90 this city
Mary Is on still-hunt tor the Joker ana says tAe
proposes to get even.
TIE ATTRACTION.
Desn..e The raw. N0ycmbcr-iike weather OF
Yesterday Alexandria was, as usual. crowded
win strangers. Christ chIr'h seemed 20 be the
centre of attraction. and many OF the Yistois AZ
tended eerviccs there and sat in General WASH
ingtons family pew. -
Rev. j. NJ Wells conducted the services IN the
Second Presbyterian church. The new pastor
Of the second church will be installed early
next month.
WILL NOT RErAlIAff.
The CITY Council. according 20 tho physicians
did not treat them fairly when IL increased the
Tccnse-tax on them. They proposed To retaiihle
by increasing tnelr charges from - 10 - per
viIt but at a meeting - the faculty II was ue-
ternlncd no, 20 punish tho people at large ior
Tho fnisdseds Of Their representatives. so ~"
rete- Will remain ~ before. much to The dellshi
OF those Alexandriens who are often sicA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

We place on sale to-day !, 600 yards PRlNIED
IRISH LAWNS for Ladies Dresses ana wrap
pers white grounds, with charming assortment
OF dots stripes. figures in pink, blue. brown ana
black 40 inches wide. ono of the best things Ole
the season. and certain 20 be sold out almost "a
soon as shown. Price i2lec. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

Colonel CocxrEEIL, who sends US ON,
weekly New York letters. is free-lance in
politics and delights TO prick the pre-.
tensions Of HILL and CLEVELAND both.
We find that the people like 10 read what
he writes. but they do not thereby Gu
Aosss what he says. Nor do We. Since hs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

In Missouri a Judge Of a United states
court has put in laii the jury OF a county
court who refused to obey his mandate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
Sheets and PLLON- Gases
TC1t'eLS.

Extra large size DAMASK TOWELS, regular
Do. quality. only ice each.
\ large purchase Of EXTRA QUALITY HUGE
TOWELS rnatles " o. offer regular Sl2 Towel
AT 80 Der dozen. ana - Towel at 50 pei
dozen We DOUBT II you viii ever again have q
chance 10 buy such value for the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

The StonewaIl-Rrigade Pand. the most historic
musical organization In the state. has not re-
csigad an invitqt.on 70 the A. L. llil monumen;
unvfiling. This was great oversight on lho
part of some ono. Aside from its history, tins
baud "a the largest aud best IN the State.-Staud-
n IA VIZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

The greatest bargains in WHITE GOODS ever
offered in Richmond. Now IS your time ID buy
your WHITE DRESS rs for the school commence
inents. These goods at such low prices will be
sold very quick.
STRIPED and PLAID SHEER INDIA MULIS:
PLAID and STRIPED CHECK MUsllNS; PLAIN
INDIA LINENS; MULlS, De DUCCA PER-
SIAN LAWN, FIGURED and DOTTED sWls>ES;
CORDED WELLS; BLACK INDIA LINENS IN
Plain. Plaid, and Striped, guaranteed Fast BLACK
HAMBu RIGS. all widths LACtS Of nll kinds
LINENS. DAMAshS.
INDIA LINEN aud DE- DUCCA Mt Az, ), 6, s,
and o., worth \, 10, II. 20, and 2Jc.
Very SHEER anu Fine striped and Plaid
PERSIAN LAWNS at ~, So, 90. lOls. and
I2Iec.: regular price Of this lot 10, II, IL, II.
and pc.
CHECKED MUsLlNs in five difiereni-sized
Checks at IA. J5t. O>t, ~. and Die; regular
price of this lot 10, 1914, -, 20. and 2Jc
FAST-BLACk INDIA LINEN, slightly wet, at
Size, regular price 2Oc.
fAsT-BLACk STRIPED and PLAID PER-
SIAN LAWN, different patterns. az >, @, TO- and
22l1c: regular price Of this l0t Il, Is, %, and
2sc These are extraordinary bargains.
DOTTED and FIGURED sWIssE> at 12Is,
-, 90, and 2Jc regular price OF this lot 30 80,
40, and JOr.
Don't tail 10 attend this sreet sale
my 24-IuSTh ID. n L. dIIfELDORFER
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By TIE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered % sut-
brr1bers at rIFTxFs cySrs per week. payable 20
Tie carrier weekly. Mailed At 80 per snnun,.
safor six monthg sl.oo for three months, SOC.
Sofone month.
The sEMI.wERRLY DISPATCH at 81 per an.
mum, or 81 for ciS moniha
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH nj 81 per annum.
Tho SUNDAY DISPATCH at 81. 30 per ennum.
81 csc. for ak months
Subscriptions in all osscs payable In advance
end no paper continued after The expiration oil
The time paid for. Send poat-oroc money-ordor,
check, or registered letter. Currency soni by
nnh viii he 81 the risk of the sender. Sab
sribers wishing their post-officc changed must
s'tc their old as well Ne their new post-onico.
tAnIlc copies tree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
BrcKINGHAg RAILROAD coMrASrJ
ADJUSTMENTS.

MOZART HALL.
vi MAY 2GTH AND @7rH,
TABLEAUN WANTS,
sTEREOPTlCON VIEWS. MrSlC,
Illustrating the life OF the Confederate soldier
from 1861 10 1868, benefit Of
STUART MONUMENT AND LEE CAMP
CHARITY FUND.
Tickets Doe; reserved seats, 2jc. additional.
Ro,-of'ire now open my 24-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

MED, \ FlkSI-CLASS
w LAUNDRESs. Apply at2l0 cast Crace
street my 2f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
LEV \ &DAVlS
We open to-day many new styles in
UuSh Dress Goods

at prces much les- than the same quality has
heretofore been offered. The patterns are all
the latost ana they arc in every way the most
desirable we have shown this season.
1000 yards IRISH LAWN, 10 inches wide,
white grounds wish cDiorcd stripes PIN dots, no
small col0red figures OF various shapes, tho
moH desirable summer drcss fabric shown TINS
season ~ The prce-oniy l2l4c. per yard.
4 now lot Of those FIGURED INDIA CllAL-
les m A.. per yard.
Elegant styles In CREAM-GROl Nd CliAL-
LIES with coiored figures only 30. per yard.
CHENAIlER CLOTHS, corded ground IN
white. cream, and light tints with beautiful
figures, az handsome "a The nne't Wool Chnihe,
sold all the season NJ 2jc. per yard, the new
patterns only 1879.
EXTRA-Qt PERCALEs in handsome
STYLES FOR ladies dresses and ladies' and boys
shirt-waists, only l-Iac.
Sheets and RlIOlU- Gases.
Large size READY-MAnE SHEETS, for
double-bed, first quality cotton only o3c. each
or Sl.25 per par
Fun size PfLLOW-CASES, 3Gx45 inches, made
Of extra he's " cotton. only / 5c. each.
HEMSrITCHED LINEN SHEETS, full sizo for
double ICED, only 800 each.
HENS rlrCHED LINEN PILLOW-CAsES for
large pillows only SOC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

CTrUATIONS-J,000 TO BIZ FILL
y ED FOR WORLDS FAIR Bet shlai! ~. .t
l,et,ne early. For nu particulars adire-s' WIN
~ ACME EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
o.o1Itm Box Sol. Chicago. lL
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AnIrN AND GIRLS WANTED.

40 30 our new work for us 40 home; f3 io rs
Der week easily mqde; uo painting cr can' i ~
ing. send sci'-addres-ed envelope ~ Nv
W4NrFAC1T.rIAG COMPANY, Mperiy
e,',ere poston. my2i-tw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

WANTED, Ten YOUNG MEN
w between n ard 2l years ~ age a. copy-
ist-. who write ~ lar ami rapid hand. Address
in own handwriting Address q. H. "u, ..7'
Broet street. my f-il
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AGENTS GUM TISSUE.

W Repairs clothing better than neoilo and
threqd. silx-, w0ollous. Macintosh, Stoves uin-
brelas sample yard lDr.; - yards n''. ~
mel q. SlANNOk & CO., Providence. b. j.
'''''''' my 2i-ot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

tr.at.nY II VITA washing at0A tnv
shniay hlling al once came on and "nlN
tho cotton backing remained Ia inis
bottle have the dissolved sholdy. On
adding acid 10 il You see the shoaly
comes To Ugh. again as Sd many dirty
white hocks. Ii may bc said that faisc-
hoods OF this character are part OF or
binary business, but the telling of them
both bv manufacturers and sellers 81
these dehascd domestic goods has been
greatly stimulated by competition oi
which theft is regarded as a necessary
feature We heard a great deal ~ one
time Of what was called the bloody
shirt. Ii long oatlived it, usefulness
as campaign scarecrow, and l. no"
CONSIGNED To wcll-meritcd oblivion. But
the shirt | show you might justly %
regarded as tit emblem Of the inna-
tionists. and he held aloft by them n q
standard under the name OF the pro-
lection shirt Its thickness and appar-
ent warmth are all shoddy and repre-
sent tina, part of the protection which
goes 10 the manufacturer. IL won
wash. Its substance i this open eauNe
of cotton like a mosquito net. but with
meshcs so coarse that even Jersey
mosquito might slip through rms !
the part of the protection which WI
be enioyed by the laboring nan wh'
wears. and quickly wears ont, the shirt
IL won't keep him warm this winter
he will decidedly be left out in tn
cold"-N. u Evening Post
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AMONG THE DOLLS
a ,,reat sai~ Of Artinriai for the bs"eiit
OF Real Babies.

NEW York. Nov. @ The annual
doll sale for tho benefit of the Virginia
Memorial and Jewel day nurseries be-
gan carly yesterday and lasted until
midnight. The sale was visited by
hundreds OF little ones, accompanied
by their mothers. and during the even
ing many gentlemen Were present -
witness the large display of dolls ars
all the necessary paraphcrnalia thea
arraycd. Late in the afternoon tho
floor Of the concert hall was covered
with young misses who danced TO the
music Of Landcr's band. In the even
ing ices. cake and tea were sold.
The work Of the society has recently
4 been extended 50 that now babies 81
all ages are received The offices oi
the society. Of which Ms. Richard Ir-
win Of IL West Thirty-sixth street, is
president. made n strong appeal to the
/ public for contributions in aid Of ths
/ movement.
Money may be sent 10 Mrs. Irwin,
who. together with Mrs Arthur NJ.
Dergc. Mrs. Robert Waller, Mrs Ed
ward Coffin, Jr., Miss Rapallo. Mira
Robert Oliphant and Mrs. John Sloan.
are in charge OF the sala
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

Hon. J. J. Ingalls, said recently
in Topeka. Kan: II want 70 say 70
Won that William Mckinley is not pop
ular in Europe. IL William Mckinley
were running for Office he would not
obtain a vote in Germany. or France. or
italy. or England !. The manufact-
urers and the merchants and the gov
erning classes Of all the other civilized
countries believe that democratic sac
cess means destruction ~ tavatinn. and
therefore they are in favor Of the elcc-
ton Of Grover Cleveland and dcfca; oil
Ber iamin Harrison" If ingalls, had
included the United States with
the other countries he would have
established reputation as prophet
The opinions 81 the rest ot tn,
world have been against Mckinley
ism. and the United States has now
fallen into line al the head OF the pro
ccssion. Mckinlcyisn received but
few complimentary and sympatheti'
vote, at the late election outside % thps'
cast by protected benciiciarie>- Bu
the viper has dozen lives and vii
raise its head again unless we sever
/ from the BODY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

A Sca.on Of Unusual Interest and De-
Iight.ui Entertainments Promised-The
Brices at Home In the Old Corc"rsn
Nansion-Lieut. and Mrs. feary Among
the social Lions. Etc.
WASHINGTON. Nov. as.-The social
season Just opened promises to be one
of unusual interest in that the humber
of debutantes will be so large as 10
afford a widely extended range OF de-
lightful entertainments. They are OF
families situated most favorablv for
adding to the gayety and brilliancy OF
the winters functions. and the sevsral
events are looked forward to with great
anticipations of pleasure.
senator and Mrs. Brice got into the
old Corcoran home on II street, 'front.'
ing La Favette park, in time - eat
Thanksgiving dinner They have
I leased the mansion FOR number OF
years. and expended nearly $50. 600 in
refitting and decorating. 1t Is one OF
the historic houses Of Washington. and
the new occupants have not altered the
exterior. so old friends need not look
for the legend "Corcoran Hodse' when
has been placed over the door 70 rec
ornize it. The house was originally
owned By Daniel Webster. who trans
fcrred il to ". w Corcoran. the
: banker. During the lattcr's absence
} while the war Of the rebellion WAS il
progress 1t was occupied by NJ. Mon
theolon, French minister. 1t is ex
pectci that lavish hospitality will b
dispensed by the occupants. rivalinl
that of the occasion when Mr.. Corcoral
entertained Mrs. Cleveland.
Capital society will be increased thi
winter by the presence OF Lieut. Rot
crt f. and Mrs. Pcary, the Arctic cS
a pIorer They will spend the seasol
: with Mrs. Peary's mother. Mrs. NJ Dr
{ bitsch. 20i4 Twelfth street.
: A matrimonial cnga cement tha
y created much interest when announce
Saturday is that Of Miss Fiorenc
S Miller. eldest daughter Of the alto
n ney-gencral. to Mr.. Clifford ArricK. WI
i has recently been acting rs privn'
9 secretary 10 his prospective father-ii
G law. Miss Alillcr's is the third engag
? mcnt in cabinet families Of the presei
~ administration. the other two beir
e the daughters of ex-Se--ctarv Blain
> one Of whom is now Mrs Damrosc
ie A daughter of Secretary OF State 70
= ter was married year or two ago. b.
Ie before her father entered the cabine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

The meaningless placards and ban.
ncr Inscriptions displayed at such great
expense bv the bounty and spoils party
may now be laid away. They viii
never be needed again. Their catch
phrases Of Protection 70 American
Wnrkingmen Home Mar~cts for
tarm Products Protection. Prosper
itv and Plenty" etc, will never again
serve To hold mems eyes while tariff
barons pick their pockets Our pluto
Gratis must invent new scheme To en-
rich themselves and miintain ta-.-
hirclings in Office. This they vii
doubtless do for they are crafty set
Ii behoovcs the laborcr to b. on TIT
lookout and to keep his tasi0 and taxa
ton eye peeled
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09
SHODDY UNDERWEAR.
,roL Leeds Analyses some Mckinley
Clothing.


The impressive. humane and scholar
IL address of Prof. Albert Il Leeds, Of
stevens institute. ought To bc read
by every man or woman who wishes 70
comprehend the full iniquity and in-
humanity of the high tariff system
Prof. Leeds was giving to his friends
and neighbors the reasons why he had
been forced to leave the republican
party, and in doing SO he simply gave
expression to the reasons which are inn
pelling other scholars in all parts OF
the land TO turn their backs upon the
rcpu blican party Hi, main reason l.
that the party has abandoned the
ground which ii held when Garfield de-
fined its tariff policy in his famous
declaration of 1870: Il am for protcc'
ton that leads To ultimate free trade. I
Instead of adhcring to this policy. the
republicans have faced about, and ars
now advocating what Prof Leeds apt J
terms exalted protection"
| Two examples which the profcssol
gave Of the debasing and dishonest in
tluencc of this exalted protection. as i
was applied in the Mckinley bill ar
very striking lie calls attention q
the notorious fact that the sharp rise il
prices which the bill compelled wa.
met by the substitution Of inferio
articles. outwardly resembling thu
former and better ones. which wcr
sold at the former prices with the rs
surancc that they were precisely tn
same articles. As professional chcmis
he analysed two specimens of these
with the following results:
ITO illustrate how this was done.
have here to show you the famou
N.5-cent stocking. OF the two pair
which show you, this which was sol
before the higher tariff weighs fort
seven grains; the other pair. such as
sold now for - cents. and having n
same trademark and purporting to
Just the same goods. weighs thirt
three grains IL weighs - fourth lie
and is Of an open. ilimsy texture, re
} rcsenting hardly half the value and q
durancc ~ the old goods. In anoth'
store purchased shirt OF America
make for nincty-cight cents. marks
Mems Fine Natural Wool. purpos
ly asked the salesman three tim
whether IL was all wool. and he pr
! lively declared that 1t was. {
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az new take time. Before The treasury
can make the conversion the slhtrcas-
urics are drained and the treasury has
nothing but gold certificates 10 send
them. In this way the gold reserve
suffers. until working balance Of
other materials can be got together.
The issues Of United states paper
currency amounted To $3.50. s26,ssi. tx.
ceeding those of any previous year
The nearest approach 70 this total was
$50. 1000, 900 in the year before. and the
next nearest Sol 900. 900 in 1858. OF
the whole amount sa9S. 900. QUO took tho
place Of like kinds and amounts de-
stroycd. while sss,o0o.ooo consisted OF
fresh issues
Satisfactory changes have been nj.
fected in the condition Of the fractional
silver coinage. through the liberal APP
preparations of the past two years for
this purpose
There has been slight decrease in the
amounts Of counterfeit silver coin and
paper currency presented at the treas
ury Offices
There was an increase of over 800
0OO. 900 during the wear IN the amount
/ of United States bonds held for the Sc.
curty of national bank circulation. and
I n decrease of $40. 900, 900 in the amounts
held as security for public deposits. A
total addition of 81 ,6Gt. 900 was made te
the par value of the securities compos
ing the Pacific railroad sinking fund
In proportion TO the volume Of ma
tional bank notes in circulation the re
dcmptions continue heavy, HAVING
amounted to upwards of 500, ooo'o 900 il
/ The II scal YEAR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09
A FARMERS EXPERIENCE.
A New .Itrsoy Farmer saves sS Ter cent
Nv Huyinc Ills Flows la England


Every day brings fresh proof TO the
farmer of the fact that the trainers OF
The Mckinley tariff had much in their
minds while they were piling up the
taxes on everything from 10 II. lie
must be about ready To make up MS
mind that nothing under the sun which
he has use for and must buy has been
sighted in the new customs law.
Now comes a New Jersey farmer
hack from a visit to his old home in En-
GLAND announcing that he has bought
for the use of himself and friends a
4 quantity Of farm machinery OF Amer
I lean raake-bought it abroad because
he could get i, abroad for about half
what nc would have paid in this coun-
try for the same goods
The mans name is T. W Stout. and
his farm is situated "A few mites out OF
Trenton. Speaking TO Times reporter,
Mr.. Stout said:
II have always taken a home paper
ever since | came 10 this country and
bav. read il. Of course Wei. couple
: of months ago made up my mind tn
take run home to see my father. just
I before started | happened to see IN
my paper the advertisement Of farm
, machinery house that quoted prices
: talked with some Of my neighbors about
, il. and we agreed that ii ! found on get
ting on the other side that could buy
! some plows and other things and get
e them out 10 Trenton 20 that we could
r save 10 per cent | should do II
well. I've done it, and in the cours'
G If a few days the things will arrive
q and reckon that shall save consider
. ably more than 10 per cent On u''
: blows the saving will be fully - Pc
i cent. | think, for the prices for Ameri
n can-made plows on the other side an
n last about half the prices charged ic
,e the same things in this country.
: bought hav rakcs. cultivators. feed cu'
y tiers and plOws. and everything WI
d come back - this country in the sam
ID packing that was on it when II wa
< shipped from the factory.
,e whether il will haze been improve
,5 by it, sea VOYAGES IS more than
r know" continued Mr.. Stout. 'winNin
his other eve sea trips do wines an
ID brandics good. but don't know how
to is with farm machinery. But howeve
Al that may b.. consider that I've done
lie good thing for myself and friends. an
in now I'm going home To vote the dcm'
or cratic ticket and see il can't help Pr
a IN end to such a state of affairs as TIN
en- in which foreigners can buy America
DC goods a good deal cheaper than se ca
get them in this country.
Protection. the republicans call
Robbery is my name for il. It's not
ing short of robbery when taxes mai
- me pay $40 for piece of farm mach
,r- cry that the manufactures sends abro'
81 for sale at about half that sum, in spi
ad of the extra expenses of packing al
To freightage. Id have staid on the 9th
in side another fortnight II hadr
m. thought il my duty to come home al
IDS vote for tariff reform and get my neig
,ad bors to do the same. N. \. Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

Syrup

Ny acquaintance with boscnee
German Syrup was made about four.
teen years ago. contracted colo
which resulted III hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from I'LL
ing my pulpit for number OF Sab
baths. After trying physician
without obtaining relief l saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained bottle. received quick
and permanent help. ! never hest
tate to tell my experience. Rev: W.
II. Haggerty, Martinsville, NJ. u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

A series of ~ articles By successful men
in as many pursuits il one ~ the many
strong groups of articles which are '.i-
nonnced ia The Youths cDmpIHon Tor ls"t
..The Bravcst Deed Ever saw - the topic
of another series by United states General,
The prospectus Tor the coming year ~ 80
,insa anton i more varied and generous
than ever. Those who subsr- b. At once
will receive the paper free u Jan !, ls..'
and for "A full year from taat date. Only
81. IS "A year. Address The YOUTHS CON
PANIoN, boston, Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09
Three Isic.sings IN One.

A triplet Of benefits Is comprised In the
single word-yigOr This implies good ap-
pct ~. sound sleep. the power 10 uiccst.
Host.tter's stomach Bitters eudows an en-
feeblei system with yisor II ENSURES d.
restion. helps nightly repose, and Increases
yest for the food IL enables the system q
assimilate. II i potent in malaria, constr
patton, liver and kidney complaints and
rheumatism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

Nisi,or-Your son is in a drug store,
| believe:
old I.adv-ycs Studying iizzleoloSy.
Visitor beg pardon?
OLD l.ady-llc ru:,s the soda fona'ain-
Detroit Free Press.
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DENVER. Col. Nov. os.-Thc trials
and tribulations of Margaret Mather
lin private life Mrs. Gutav Pabst) are
about to commence. Since she has
seen fit To give her company a two
weeks notice and end her theatrical
career at Dcs Moines. Ia. December 10.
she will have to contend with no less
than one heavy suit for damages each
week for period Of six months
Early last season Miss Mathcr ~
cured booking at the leading theaters
throughout the country. a. this lass
day it will be impossible TO secure first
class attractions 10 fill her time. a
consequence an arrangement has bee IA
made between the more prominent man
ayers TO hold her for the loss Incurred
in being compelled to close their re-
spective houses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-09

AN. PaiE-r, Drugg 81. Shclby-ille. lnd .
saws: Halls Cstarrn Cure gives the ne>'
OF satisfaction. Can get rieAty oi t-suH.o
malls n, II cures every one who taxes it.
Druggists sell il, s5c.