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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18
ALLIES BIRDS.
UNDERTAKES
Have lust received a new
-e.-ooond HEARSEpoopo~-

Of the latest funeral car design
Upholstered in black broadcloth
and appropriately trimmed with
heavy Gold Bullion Fringe and
long Gold Tassels. 1t is the Finest
Funeral Car ever brought to Du-
bois county. And will be let L
the public at the most reasonable
Rates, and furnished FREE OF
CHARGE to all who purchase Cas-
kets or Collins of us.
We take complete charge Of Flu
nerals and furnish everything, Bur
ial Robes, Caskets and Hearse, at
cheaper rate, fol- the same service.
than any other firm in the county.
Call and investigate.
ALLIES BROTHERS.
N. w. Corner Public Square.
JASPER. INDIANA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18
ALSO READ Tnls.

NEcns~rcSylLLE. 81 Mary County,
Nd. -old q bottle of Chamberlain =
Pain Balm to a man who had been siiier-
ing with rheumatism for several years.
II made him well man. A. J. McIlll.
For sale at 80 cents per bottle by NJ.
Friedman Druggist.
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NEEDING BELL-.-Invit tons
have been issued ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Friedman follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Friedman
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
THERESA HELEN
10
WILLIAM CHARLES BINCKLEY
Tuesday morning, Oct twenty second
Eighteen hundred and ninety-iive,
It. Jo~eph's church. Jasper, Ind,
at eight o'clock.
The bride j. the charming daugh-
who has fingered longest in tn,
home nest Of her parents. being th'
last Of their children to marry
The groom i lately Of Devils Lake
North Dakota. May they live
long and prosper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

A chronic grumbler finds little
else to occupy his time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

s-e-Thi- changeable weather people
shorId avoid taking colds by putting on
good underwear Many spell 81 SICK
ne-> and Doctors hill has been saved by
warm underwear. Merino, wool, KNIT.
cotton underwear all kinds for men
ami bov- may be found IN John A
>ertner-heIm' new stock IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

srFarmers are complaining that
]. !. ,oo dry for sowing wheat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

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Evening journal., 1895-08-19
ANoTHER WOMAN GONE.
Miss Mamie Farley. Like Miss Clark. Can
not Iso Found.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Whilo the mys.
terious disappearance Of Miss Lucretia
Clark IS yet only a few days old the po-
lice are called upon TO find another young
woman who has inexplicably dropped out
Of sight.
Miss Mamie NJ, Farley, head nurse at
the Brooklyn Maternity hospital, has dis.
appeared In manner SO mysterious as co
almost parallel the case of Miss Clark.
Miss Farley is young and pretty, Is de.
voted TO her calling and Is said 20 have no
entangioments Of any character She came
to New York from Englewood, n. j., last
Thursday afternoon, spent an hour or
more at the home Of her brother in this
city, and started ostensibly for Montclair
N. j., where she was under engagement
TO attend an urgent illness
Tho young woman did not arrive at
Montclair, and there is absolutely no trace
OF her since she left her brothers house.
An alarm has been sent out from police
headquarters, and this and neighborina
cities are being searched.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
Kaiser LAYS the Foundation Stone Of
Monument 10 His Grnudnither.

Monument TO His Grnudfather.
BERLIE, Aug l9.--Thc twcnty-flfth an
niyersary of the battle Of Gravelotte
which had so decisive an influence upor
the Franco Prussian war, was signalizec
here by the laying of the foundation stont
OF tho rational monument TO the late Em'
peror William l by his grandson, Emperor
William H. ia the presence Of many OF
the German sovereigns and other digni.
taries
The occasion was not marked by any
untOward circumstances, as was feared
might be the case. At the frontier how.
ever, some Of the old soldiers Of the war OF
1870 from Darmstadt crossed over &C
Amanvillers TO place wreaths upon the
tOmbs Of the German soldiers. The French
police treated them politely. but insisted
upon the removal of the inscriptions from
the wreaths.
In Berlin all the houses in the neigh.
borhood Of the monument were tastefully
decorated, the windows and balconies
showing streams of bunting and the route
being crowded with gayly attired spccta-
tors.
A flourish Of trumpets announced the
arrival of Emperor William. The emperor
deposited under the foundation stone OF
the monument a memorial document, in
which he referred to the enthusiastic up
rising Of the German nations under his
grandfather, Emperor William the Great
Then, addressing the brilliant assembly,
Emperor William said:
THE self sacrificing accord Of the Ger
man princes, the wise counsel and ener-
getic support of Won Bismarck the con-
summate strategy and genius Of Won
Moltke and the unequaled courage and
ability Of the commanders of the army,
and, before all, Of Crown Prince Fredcr-
lex William, the devoted fidelity Of Field
Marshal Won Room and the discipline Of
the people rendered success certain.
But also in the direction of works OF
peace the emperor was untiring to his last
breath in active furtherance of the welfare
of the working classes. The statue of viii
liam the Great should form a testimonial
Of the inoxtinguishable gratitude of tho
princes and people Of Germany.
At this point the emperor was handed a
trowel with request that his majesty lay
the foundation of the memorial
After the emperor had spread the ce-
mont on the stone Baron Won Buol- Beren-
berg, president Of the reichstag, gave his
majesty mallet. The emperor then tapped
tiic oNoho NiAAA'o WIN tAN iittlAttf say ing
"In memory Of the fallen, in recogni-
tion Of the living for the emulation Of fu-
ture generations"
The imperial and royal personages pres
ent then tapped the stone in succession,
while a salute Of 101 guns was fired and
the bands played. Chancellor Won Hohen-
lohe proposed three cheers for the emper-
or, which were given with the greatest
enthusiasm. The troops presented arms
and the bands played He'll dir Kaiser"
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
FIeHTINe FoREsT FIREs.
Heroic and Successful Efforts OF Jersey
Men, Women and Children

POMONA, n. j., Aug. 19.-The forest
fires, which have been burning intermit-
emily in this vicinity since last Tuesday
night, got fresh start Sunday and gave
the people of Absecom a thorough fright.
They were for the most part at church
when the alarm was given that the fire
had increased in volume and was ap-
preaching the town from the south.
The citizens were soon out in full force,
and every man, woman and child who
was able to do so took a hand in fighting
the flames. Eight residences were in great
danger at various times, but the workers
finally managed to throw up sand en-
bankment three feet high and nearly five
miles long which checked the progress Of
the fire fend, and Absecom is safe. The
flames are still burning flercely in the di-
rection of Egg Harbor Citv.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
nIoriarIty Wlns ARaIn .

Michael Leonard. the Beau Brummei
OF the prize ring. failed on Saturday
night to stop Jack Daily. or Moriaiity, Of
Wilmington, at the Monumental Ampi
te,tre iu four rounds for several
reasons. says the Baltimore Sun OF to
day. Sereeants Schlsigh and Dempsey
stopped both the fighters in the second
round That was one of the reasons.
The contest WAS a slugginR al d
wrestling match, DAILY beiag superior 10
Leonard In getting IN blows when he
was not being thrown to the fl Ior and
rushed against the ropes.
There were numerous statements sbont
fouling and Referee Fred. A Stewart,
when the police stopped the 6ght
decided that Daily had won, as he had
not been pat out and the men we're in
equally good condition Leonard WAS 60
forfeit $50 II he failed to make Daily stop
6ghtiDC.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
DARING ROBBERS ESCAPE.
They Held Up a Wagon, Cut the Horse
Loose and Galloped Away.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Aug 19-Eh
Ferrill and Bill Monagan, the noted post
Office robbers made daring escape from
Jail here. With Walter Todd, who was in
on a charge Of rape, they held up the
guard that came in TO take out some other
prisoners. The postofiice robbers stuck re-
volvers into the faces of the officers and
made them throw up their hands. Then
they made a dash for liberty.
A guard on the outside fired, wounding
Ferrill but the robber kept ON going.
Todd was captured in lumber yard, but
the other men ran down street, where
they held up a delivery wagon, cut tho
horse loose, and Monagan helped his
wounded pal 60 mount Ferrill galloped
out of town, shooting as he went. Mona
gan disappeared among the houses, and
neither of the men has been captured.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Events of Outdoor and Indoor
Athletic Interest.
ROCKFORD CLUB ooSQUsRs rIoeA

But the UmpirinK Caused n Rebellion.
other Baseball Happenings MoriaritI, J.,
tho Fistic Fellow wins His Match
wheeImen and Gunnera stlu Active.
Rockford won hotly CONTESTED
game OF baseball from the crack Tloga
Club on Saturday by timely batting IL
I the third inning.
'Ikey" Charlton OF North Ead, one Of
the fsvorite players among the amateurs
OF Philadelphia, played third for Rock
iord In place Of begRs. who is away on
bis vacation Connolly did not put In au
appearance on the diamond until the be.
ginning OF the seventh inning and sat on
the bench uutl the next inning when he
was put IN ri sht field IN place OF MAloney.
Hinkle ivered second
Umpire Lynch was 80 partial that ihs
visitors would have LETT the Geld had not
the home management agreed ta put a
base umpire I'm service and an old player,
John Scott wa. selected
Ia the third inning. Naloney started
IN with bis base on balls. stealing seco I'D
and crossing the home plate on Phlllpps's
two bagRer Chappsile struck out and
Philips. who had Knocked a two bAgger
got third ON Charlton's scratch hit
Hinkle advanced Charlton to second and
Buckley went to bat with all the bases
oiled. The third bail delivered cut the
plate and Buck lifted It far over centre
fields head for home run. Mcdaniel
fell on hrst. and, although kelney made
base hit. McClsffsrty flew out to oautre
retiring the side with five runs In the
next inning Chappelle hit over irst base,
stole second, got to thhd on an error Of
the catcher, ard came home on wild
pitch
In inning No 3. Hart was allowed his
base and run by Hinkle who fumbled
the ball aud lost a capital chance TO make
double play. Ia the sixth, Buckley
PLAYED tlo close TO second, aud
Humphrey scored a three base hit and
was brought home by Myers Ia the
for all three runs by again playing too
close Hart hit KenneF for base, went
70 second on Trainers hit. third on
Esslps sacrifice and home on Cunniug-
hams three base hit, which went over
Bach ley g head Trainer hit for b,sa,
vent to second on Esig's sacrifice aud
home on CunniughRm's three Dagger
Cunningham furnished the third run by
coming home on Hsnderson's base hit
| The score:
Tioga ...............,O 0 0 ! %
Earned runs-Tioga. a. Rockford. 3. Two
base hits-Myers. Philips, kenney. Tires
base hits Humphrey ., Cunningham, Chap
pelle. Home runs-Buokley. stolen bases
/ Rockford. Struck out-CunninRhau,. I;
Kenney, 6. Left on bases -Iioga. 4; Rockford,
4. Bsses on called balls-Ounninghsm. 1;
/ kenney. !. Hit by pitched ball u-HeLry,
Cunningham. /. Time-l 45. Umpires-
Lynch and Scott.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19

making Sandy Springs the base OF
Sammer operations.
Bishop Coleman preached In the Epis.
copsl Church at Bslmar. n j., yesterd AY
aud returned 10 Wilmington this
morning
Mr. and Mrs Flel and Miss Helen
Graham are at Houeybrook, Pa
Miss Marie e Davis. Of near West
Chester. 50 visiting relatives on King
street
Il B. Garrett. Of near West Chester.
spent Sunday with friends In this city.
$ k Smith treasurer Of the Harlan
aud Hollingsworth Company, is at
Rshoboth
James W. Mitchell, Jr.. who has been
spending few days With Mr. aud Mrs.
Edwin A Read went to Smyrna this
morning to spend week with relatives
there
Chancellor James L. Wolcott and wife
ara at Ocean Grove. N. }. They are
stopping at the Msjestic
Prothouotary Victor B Woollsy spent
Sunday In Sssford
Miss Lizzie Speskman. Of Coatesville.
gave an enjoyable tea to the Misses
Helen and zslia Speakman. OF this city,
who are her guests
Counsellor Henry @. Conrad was the
guest Of Isaac Conrad, OF Fort Washing
ton last week
John w Townsend spent last week In
Birdsboro with Elmer Townsend and
family.
Theodore Taggsrt, of Wissahickou.
Philadelphia, IS visiting friends In
Ekton.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
The RIcYoIe ns q RIessInr.

It would be difficult, says Mrs De
Koven, in the August Cosmopolitan, to
say to which class Of women the bicycle
ia the greatest blessing To the rich II
gives healthy distraction and smuse-
ment, as vivifying as II is innocent; to
tbs poor 1t brings joy Of life never
before sttainabe. II testimonies from
the scores OF overworked teschers and
stenographers to yhom this exercise has
restored happiness. self control. and en-
suing success and comfort In their vocs-
tions may be believed, some idea might
be obtained Of the benefits which the
bicycle has alresdy brought Before
long, at the present rate Of increase IN
the exercise. not one woman will be with
out her wheel
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
LEWIS LYNcAED.
Tho Mob Also Killed the Jailer by Mistake.
and Negro Got Away.

WRIST PAM BEACH, Fla. Aug l9.--
Samuel Lewis, a murderer Of three men,
was taken from iail at Juno by mob OF
masked men and lynohcd. When the mob
demanded Lewis the iailer said they could
have him II they would harm no one else,
60 which they consented
As the door was opened q negro deputy
ran out. Some one fired, missing him and
killing Gustave Kaiser, the iailer The
mob continued firing at the negro, but he
escaped.
Four men then entered the Jail and took
lewis who begged pitifully for his life
Go telegraph pole, where he was hanged
after which the body was riddled with
bullets
Lewis shot and killed John High Smith,
ex-tax collector Of Dado county, and his
brothorin.law, George Davis, In cold
blood Lewis escaped, but posse found
him Aug. -. Whom arrested, Lewis shot
and killed Deputy County Clerk Bert Nc.
Grcgor Hcis said to have killed five mon
before
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Shot by an Enraged rather.

CHESTER, Pa. Aug. 19.--Jenerose Co.
ligeno an Italian, was shot through tn,
heart by Emides Volpe, with whom he
lived at FELTON,, little village south OF
this city. Volpe came TO Chester ON Satur
day, and on his return he found ColigenC
acting improperly with his daughter. Co
ligeno ran from the house and Volpe fired
a load from shotgun, which did not tax,
effect He then chased the fugitive int
the yard and emptied the contents Of tn,
other barrel into his body.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Chrysauthemum CIub,a OntInr.

To day the ChrysAp themum Club, a
party Of eleven jolly Young men went "a
Woodland Peach for ten days outing.
They took a huge tent and enough pro
visions. etc to last q month. and unless
the mosquitoes or beach pirates get away
with them, they will have royal time.
The following are the campers w.
Wagner, Howard Hill, William Bouzlrt,
B. Forrest. David T. Mundell, J. M.
Benson, w. Scott f E Gentry, Lucius
e Allen, N X Hurlock and Elwood
johnson The camp will be known as
Camp Allen.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
soeIaI md Peraonal Notes.

Miss Nan Evans, Of Milford, is the
guest Of Mrs. Melville Thompson, of this
city.
Miss sallie Gray Is visiting Miss Lottie
Chase, at Georgetown.
Miss Nellie Kirn is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Willie Goslin, at Nil
ford
William Spicer has been visiting
friends In seaford.
Stephen Pierce is visiting his parents
in Lswes
Mr.. aud Mrs Horace Johnson have
returned from trip down in Sussex.
William B. Warren is visiting friends
and relatives In Georgetown.
S. NJ Knox and j. A. Elligood. of this
city, are stopping at Wsynesboro, Pa,
among the Blue mountains.
A Welsh rarebit party, at which John
Bird, of this city, prepared the dish, was
a novel and enjoyable event at the
Montery, Wsyr esboro, Pa few even
ings ago Dancing followed.
Mrs Philip h. Wood, Miss Clara and
Master Philip H. Wood, Jr, are in Phila-
delphia on weeks vlsit.
Harry Robslen. Of this city, is in Cape
May for q stay of several weeks.
Mics A. Negendank. Miss B T.
Negendsnk and Miss Mildred R Taylor
are making an enjoyable stay at Cape
May.
Miss Elizabeth speskman, Of West
Chester is the guest of M-s Clarence
Pool. Of McDonough
Miss Ada Griffith. of Coatesville, is
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Miss Sallie Young, OF Media, who has
been visiting in St. Georges, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. w. A. Macon and daughters, OF
Ridley Park, ere at Rehoboth
Miss Edith Martin, of Radnor, Pa, Is
visiting in Seaford
Engineer N. L. Henderson, Of the P.
W. & railroad, accompanied by his
wife, returned home last night from
Pittsburg where Mr.. Henderson attended
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Rack From Eaele,a nIere.

Clerk of the Peace Foard, one of the
most genial OF the Court House officials,
has returned from Eagles Mere. Sulli
van county, Pa , where he has been
spending ten days. He had an excellent
time and feels much recuperated. While
it was so warm here the average temper
ature up in John l. s county was only 70
degrees.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
DIED.

CRAlg.--Suddenly, on August 70. in
Philadelphia, William r., son Of James and
II. Iillie Craig. aged II years.
HANES.- .--On Thursday morning, August
10, 1885, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanes. widow Of c.
Is. Hanes and mother OF Mrs. 8. q. Long,
aged % years. g months and 20 days.
RICHARDSON On the 10th instant, VIII
liam p Richardson, aged " years.
HORN. Suddenly. on August IA. 1895. Jean
Averil. infant daughter OF y. j. and Mary V
Horn. aged "a months and II days.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Social Notes ! rom peIaware CIty.

Special CORRESPONDENCE Evening Journal
DELAWARE City, Aug 10. Miss Butler
who has been visiting Miss Laura Frempt,
has returned to her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Vanderslics. of Phoenix
Vile. are visiting relatives in town.
John Holden spent Saturday and Sum
day in town.
Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson, OF Will
mington, is visiting Mrs William Beck
near town.
Miss Lucy Jackson has returned home
after a three weeks visit to London
Grove, Pa.
Miss Hester Jeffries is visiting in Balti-
more.
George Hutchinson is confined to the
house with an attack of rheumatism.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
oeean vIew Hotel nurned.

RocKAwAY BEACH, n. Y, Aug TO-
The Ocean View hotel, on the beach bo-
tween Hammel's station and Arverne,
which was sheltoring over 200 guests, was
destroyed by fire last night. Famed by a
breeze that was blowing strongly ocean.
ward, the flames did their work In less
than one hour
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Then the aame Q Weut on.

"Did you say was outg asked the
player.
you bet l did. replied the umpire.
"Wsll l amt out
Eyes. You are, was the serene rejoin.
der. You sre out just $25
And then the game went on. Wash.
ington Star.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
LAC snmmar Naddlnr.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Joshua X Woodward. the cigar
dealer of No 733 Madison street, and
Miss Jennie Kelso. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Mcmillan, which will occur
at 8 D M August 30. at the home of the
brides parents. No. 500 North Franklin.
The newly married couple will reside at
No. 9i9 Adams street.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
sunk In the South channeI.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia two mastod
schooner sunk yesterday in the South
channel, between South Bench and Hoff-
man island. She was brick schooner IN
ballast bound TO New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Foundry Destroyed by Fire.

WATERvILLE, Me-, Aug. 19.-Tho iroI
foundry and machine shop Of Webber &
Philbrick were destroyed by fire. The 60
tai loss is $50, 600, with no insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Took Part i'm a Campfire.

No g. Union Veteran Legion last week
In Philadelphia, Comrade Brear Of
Encampnent No "a Of this city, read an
original poem on ''hard tack" and Junior
Vice National Commander John P
Donahue made an interesting address
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Peculiar Denth OF wnilnm weliaud.

ROCHESTER,, Aug l0.-william Wei.
land, living in Chill, while sleeping on
his fathers lawn, rolled over, discharging
a pistol which was in his breast pocket
causing almost instant death.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
No Other One-dny TrIr

Can compare with the Philadelphis, WI =
mington & Baltimore Railroad Company's 3
excursions to colchester. Round trip rate
81 Special train leaves Wilmington at
s 04 n m, Thursday next, August 22
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Esonped by BendInr thn Bars.

BALTIMORE Aug. 19.-William Hender.
son, William Jackson, Hail Thomas and
Frederick Mclaughlin escaped from jail
by bending the bars Of the cell window.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
His little morning Stroll.

Deputy Attorney General Branch b.
Giles is much improved in health since
he went to Buena Vista Springs In
letter to a friend here he says that he is
walking five miles every day fnt
building up an almost Unsuitable
appetite.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
General Gomez Reported Dead.

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 19.-Reports from
Cuba are that General Maxine Gomez has
died from consumption. Other reports are
that he died from the effects OF a wound.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
Sunday Attendance
Record Of the clubs
To-day's Schedule.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pittsturg at Washington.
New YORK at Brooklyn.
Edge Moor won by EIfty-four Runs.

Another lively cricket match was
pla, ed at Edge Moor on Saturday between
Edge Moor and Manayunk st. Georges
teams, the former club Winning by a
score OF 70 to "a runs. The summary:
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
what Are the WIld waves sayine?

There was g little Democratic pow
WOW down at Rehoboth yesterday. The
participants were Register OF Wills
Wilkins Cooch. John Il Rodney.
Alexander B Cooper, ex State Treasurer
Wilbur Il. Burnite, Charles McFee and
others
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Chrysanthemum Social Club
Goes on an Outing.
IN AND OUT OF THE oTrY

Many Wnmingtonians who Have Sought
Cool Spots Along tho Coast, ON Noun
tain Heights or fn Country Places.
Others who are Entertaining the
Country Cousin who FAncies the City
at This Time Of the Year.
Al Communications intended Tor insertion
q lnir column should be addressed 70 Booiei6
Edit0y care OF the EvsSIN0 JOURNAL Com
aluricAuons should be written au one aids OF
she uADer only
Evening journal., 1895-08-19

Vice President Causes yacht Falcon has
returned to her moorinRs at the Harlan and
HolliDgsworth Companys.
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
EDGE MOOR.

J. Pemberton. l.. b. W..bowled Shaw........l4
III. Robins. q. Barton. bOwled shaw. .... ..lb
A. Bates. O Roger. b Jwled Shaw............ 3
Il Walsh, @. Kershaw, ,bowled Shaw. :
q Rilev. bowled Shaw. ..............-.......l 10
ID. Rhodes. O. Barton, bowled Shan........ 4
T. Hall, not out ...................... Z
G. Pemherton. l. B. W.. bowled J. Shaw 90. I
j. Adameon. G. Farond, bowled J. shaw. q
ID. Barker. bowled Shaw. aw...................... q
Extras .-...,...........-....-.-. ..........l-
Evening journal., 1895-08-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Doctor-"If you have writer's cramp you
will simply have IN give your hand a rest.
Learn TO write with the other one If you can."
Caller-"It isn't in my hand. doctor. It's in
my jaw. dictate all my stuff TO a shorthand
mar. - Chicago Tribune.
Do you see the testimonials written by peo-
pie who have been cured of various diseases
by Hoods Sarsepnrilla? 1hey point the way
for you II you need good medicine.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. relieve con-
stipation and assist digestion. 25c.
Mrs. Smallwort-"Isn't that band playing
Wearing Of the icreenY'" Mr.. Smallworth-
"How can tellf You know / am color blind.''
-Cincinra att Tribune.