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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Gin NaKcn &ustano.
ephncrhrhunn Bic lIrfnehe

8el I a t, II. Stt. = 0reitouIenD
Sngsnieure unb QtiiiItenten in ben bic
iigsn S6iffsbuub0fen Iegten beute noe
gen bsrlpeigerter 2obnerb0bung Die Or
belt nieoer. Die ii6rigen 2lngeitellten
baben iid Den 2lusitdnoigen nod nidt
angei6loiien, bod baben Die 5Sormer
ertIdrt, faQ5 binnen DO6enfriit feline
2lufbeferung Der 206ne erfolgt lei, nit
ben Stritern gemeiniame Su6e ma
6en gu tpolen.
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@rbeit fur Den Scnter.
Der @cred,tisfeit @eniise setban--S iibne fnr
einrn brutalcn Weorr. - Gin fdbwarler
1dburfe ,abIt init Gem seben fir bic Ser'
scpaltisung elmer SSeifcn.

Der ScredJti9fett Senu9e getbdn--Subne fur
einrn bru;alcn Meorr. - Gin fdbmarier
Sdurfe ,abIt init rem eeben fir bic Ser'
serpaltisuns elmer sSeifcu.
6 Gbicago, II. Stt. - n8ut6"
21ons purbe 6eute Ra9mittag l uhr
20 Minuten i'm bieiigen Gountpz9ez
fdngniIIe gebdnet. Sas 8erbre6en,
fir tpsl9es berielbe nit Dem Sobe
biiBte, beitanb in Der Grmorbung bon
gilbert W}aipn i'm IeBten 6ebruur.
Wfafon ging in @eIs1i6aft bes num-
me6r 9eri9teten uno einem gepiTen
Con. S'9rien bic Ban 8urenitraBe
btnab, als er plDBlt6 bon 9eioen an
gefolen unb beraubt tparb, Obpohl er
ben 9uri6en oer5peif:Iten Wioerituno
entgegenieBte. 2pons i6lug ben I'm
9lidli9en. pd6renb berfelbe ii6 perz
geblt6 aus Der eifernsn llmtlammez
rung O'grien's gu befreien fu4te, nit
ieinem Repolper 10 lange uuf ben
Sopf Bis fein Spfer blutiiberitr0mt
5uiammenbra6. 0rei Sage Ipdter
erlug MaIon ben 5ol9en Der ibm gu
She'll geiporbenen unmenT6Ii9en Be-
bunDlung. S'8rien erbielt pon benz
Rt6ter 20 Sabre 3u9tbaus 5uOitttrt,
pGbrenb iiber 2pons bic SobesItrafe
berhGngt paro. 2eBterer begann ieiz
ne Gerbre6erluufbuhn 6ereits ais elm
Snabe, periibte un3Gblige 9iebereien
@inbriide unD Qlnqriffe uno befano
ii4 audi einmal pe9en gfOtA5u6t in
ben 9Gnben Der 9oli5ei.
8riitol, Senn., II. Ott.-0us
iiber ben Is Sabre alten Neqer n8it"
Qeftpi6 oerbGngte SObesurtbeil parb
beute 8ormittag tur5 na9 II ll6r
pollitredt. nSit" bate am 7. Sep
tember einen berbre6eriIhen Qn9riff
auf Die brei3ebnid6rige Innie 5ogertp
periibt. Den 8eb0roen gelang es sur
3eit bes oamali9en 8etanntpsroens
Der i6mGbliden Shat MIR nit gr0Bter
W(iihe. Elm Snn6deriht 3u perhinoern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12

BON meiner 2lnii6t iiber Die Shdtidz
6en in 8enntniB qeieBt, poraut er
mir fplgenbe5 Jteii9notions16relben
8utommen IieB: nSttobsr, s. 1895.
Natb. 5Srunt Sropn, 8puDerneur.
8eebrter 9errI SSnoem Sic mir ben
GntI6luB, gu nel6em Sic, meinen etz
qenen 3euqenuusIagen 81 6ol9e, ge=
tonmen Iino, bDr9eIelen bQben, reldpe
in btermit, I'm Sic aus Der 8erIegenz
belt gu bringen, nit RidIi4tnabme
Quf meine SbeilnaEme an Den Grnenz
nunQen, pel6e ourA Die Wubluut@
Iiatsz8eb0roe gemaht puroen metne
Reiienution ais 8eamter Der gendnnz
ten 8e60rbe Elm. Die 3.iigndttpn iou
Qleicb nad Der @rnennuug melne5
Na6fpIQers in Strait treten. SD
tDue Dieies, I'M Sbnen 8elegenbett gu
9eben, einen Ntann an metner StelIe
IN oas @mt 81 ieBen.
g8ie Sic pobl pifen lUetUen lit mir
Oa5 2(mt o6ne irgenD Elm Seperben
meinerieit5 iibertragen poroen, mel
der oemieIben, ,nieSie e5 ais notRnen@
big eru6ten, feline gau3e 3eit uno Nufz
mertiumteit tpiOmet. Sd perb!etbe
nit polltommener 9D4o6tun9 SAr er=
gebener 9iener (ge3et9neD q. 8.
9uirne3."
sSm 9erlaufe hsr ttnterIu6ung bin
i0 ferner Su Der lleber3eugunq 9ez
langt, oaB ba3 republitanti6e W&ttz
gliso, oSobn 6. 9olunb, in 6olge Ietz
mes boben 2llters unb ieiner Sdpdbe
ni6t befdbigt lit, Die W}inoritGt5z
Partei gu pertre!en, ME e8 bas 8eieB
erforoert, uno inoem iA gu DieIem
GntI6luiie fam, babe i6, Inn ale 6orz
maIitdten 3u permetpen, benIelben erz
iu6t, feline gfeiiQnatiOn etn5ureIden.
Gr per5i6tets, bieIe5 gu tbun, uno I'M
meinen BfliGten nd63utommen, babe
ih i'm be8baIb aufgeforoert, Dor mir
gu er1heinen uno mir bic 8riinoe bar
3uleqcn, parum er nibt re'tgniren
ppQe. SieIer 2(uffproerung 5oIge
leiitenb, erfhien er heute (0onnerItaO
Dor mir, uno bu Ieine 8riinoe, oenen
gu 6oIge sr Ti6 peigsrte, gu reii9niren,
ni6t itihbuItig lparen, lab ih mid
beranlaBt, ibm mit3utbeilen, oaB t4
i'm i'm @erlaufe Der nG6iten Sage lei
ne5 9(ntes entIeBen unb einen NGd)=
folQer ernennen peroe. Sd peroe unz
per3iiQIitb bic entItunoenen 8atan5en
au5fiiQen ldiIen.
Die porerpGbnte l1nterreounq fano
oeItern Na6mittag i'm 9iireau oes
0ouberneurs Itatt.
Der 8ouperneur min ais republitaz
niIhes WtitQlieo Der 8eh0roe einen
Re6tsfunoiQen BON ununtaitbarem
RuFe ernennen. 8areit5 geitern Durz
ben bic Wumen Der SO. 9enrn Stodz
bridge, Gas. s. 9onaporte, 8eo. 81.
@nt6er, 3hc5. @. 9ooiOn, Geo. 81.
Sbarp, 8. 90. @ono uno 9(nOerer in
@orThIag ge6ru6t.
Coll lid beffern. - 2luf
8eranlofIung Ieine5 @aterS, 6einrt6
8efer, BON gr. 733, 8amiuDzStraBe,
puroe 9eitern Der Is Sabre aIte GrnIt
8eder pom Poli3eiricbter &irtlono
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
stnrid,,una zines slaar6iften.

9rag, II. Oft. - Der Nnar8iIt
Nnton 9Offmann, tpeI6er, iDie I. 8.
beri4tet. am pergungenen II. Suni ben
9Oli5eiinipettor 8uumgarten ermorz
bete, lit beute bonn 2eben gum 3Obe gez
bra6t norben. Der 8erurt6eilte perz
pigerte iegli4e SrOItung Der Geligion
uno itieB Big gu feinem leBten 4ugenz
bIite anardiitif4e 8ufe aus. Sine 9tnz
5d6l &ameraben bes Sobescunoibuten
bate iia Dor Dem 9efdngniiIe ange=
IammeIt, aber bic 9Dli3ei unterbriifte
prompt bic perfu4te RubeIt0rung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Saupta,tartier
Semofraten Z 2. @arD

oSn elmer am II. Sttober 1895 bon
ben Semofraten Der II. Waro abgez
misunderstanding purbe bei4loiz
fen, buB bus Sauptquurtter te r
Der . EN- frate n Der Waro in
bem 9ebdube an Der gde Der Wto16erz
uno Mc@ulobzStrabe erri3tet tperz
ben uno jeoen 4benb Bis gum S9lub
Der Champagne ge0ffnet fein ioQ.
Sober 9emofrat lit ber5lih unb
bringeno CUR S6eilnabme eingela=
ben.
SeffentIi9e 8eben perz
ben pon 3eit 81 3ett geb q L
ten.
SIN @uftrage
GDparb g. Suter,
grdi iioent;
9orrp 8. @peur,
9efretGr;
80 m. .. 6. 9ulunD,
@refutibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Set oenti6e observation-disclosures
fefert ie;u 25 idbrtaes sSubtld1tut.

Berlin, IL. Stt. - Cine 9epu=
tation BON 8aufleuten uno 8antiers
itattete beute 9rn. Sod, Prdiioenten
Der Rei4sbunt, einen 8eiu4 ub, I'M
bsmielben unIGblid ieinss 25=idhrigen
sSubildums als Qngeitelter bes Sniti=
tuts Slid gu tpiini9en. Sm 8erluufe
Ieiner grlpioerung auf bic 2tniprade
Der Seputation erflGrte Der eeipiegte
5inun5mann, ouB er Die 9rOtectton oes
gegenpdrtigen oeuti9en @ourantI9z
items als feline pf1i9t eradte.
Scr Carl BON GIatn refianirt.
Qonbon, II. Stt. - Die Na9=
ri9t TT bier eingetroffen, buB Carl bon
Glsin, 8icetOnig bon Snbien, aus per-
iDnliden 9riinbsn feline ReiignatiOn
eingerei9t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Grnkrs Sflaocniturr.

9Gpmoutb, Snb., II. Ott. -
Die r9olIunb RubiatOr Dorts" in
8remen iinb beute friib Elm Ruub Der
Slammen getpor0en. 8erluit $780,
900, 8srii9erung $25OO. 9tan per=
mut6et 8ranoitiftung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
4uf Der BnBn iibcrfuBrru.
Spbn Crr rpire pom ZEN Rdrrrn etnss 3uses
icrmalmt. $500 $500

Scrmalmt. $500 $500
2tbertp, Sno., II. Oft. - Die
2ei6e Sobn Srr's, zines promirenten
bisiigen 8iirgers uno rei4en 2anOeiz
gentbimer5, puroe geitern in entIebz
lid beritiimmeltem 3uItanOe gefunben.
Orr ppllte in einem 8uggD bic 9eleife
Der nGincinnati, 9umilton uno Snz
bianapoli5z8a6n" treu5en, ais Der
berunbrauIenbe G6icagoer GrpreB3ug
i'm erfaBte unb 3ermalmte. Der @erz
ungliidte mar 65 Sabre alt unb in
gang Snoiana, ioipie bem ipeitli4en
Ship pphlbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
@ir er,ablsn Sbnen nd e'nmal.

g1tnn Sbre bon uns qtma6tcu 8lsiber
ni6t bciier oemudt uro fir iucnie,r Gelo
pertau't tpuroeu, nls ireeropo ouDcrs baum
fommen Sic iurld uuO bOItn Sic 9br @elo
ipitocr.
gBir tiqnsn ,iptibunbert uno neursiQ ~ nner.
HuiuGe aus Qdnj no ltHe NJ y b e
niot uno 3 a ! nj sr {, eiHtaD lpWar3' 9e'
frcift uuo carrIrt.
2teielbtr puroen Qsna6t nm fir lnolt uro
fiInficbu Collars ptrtauft gu ptrocr. Wlr oertdu1=
ten oapou Souuperte ju Dieiem Yrtle.
0eut. t6uucu Sic bic austpabI uutsr benielbeu
fir cine sebn SouarsIots boben.
Sic ptrp,n ouf fciueu Gau emttdui8t
Sic baben nitt gu bsfIr8ten oab 56r Maab nibt
oorbauoen 1T!
Sic t6unen f8 Oarouf perlaTsn, Dab bic an,ioe
cut paitn!
98ir bGbcu 9lniioe fir orObe unO tltne 9sriOnsn
uno iir ieoen 9Gu65 paHsno.
etes ift Obne Graue bic glnsuGs=edsoen5eit Der
saiiUn.
geir bci6rdnssn Oi. 9rsiie. nm ben gorratb ,u
beardnfen.
Strbf= unb8tnttr
jill iberrottnO nitOreen 9rtiitn
Gin gutter ueber3tebsr fir nur $50.
llnO bann uuffteoenS bis su finfuuOorsibtQ.
Giss Rleiecroc8dft mar niemals 10 1nttreHs sr.
regeuo, als ltBt.
Sober 1aq p,l6cr tcn,n qroben Gtpirn ouftpsit,
icBt uns III 9erDunoeruH9.
g9ir itscu bi. 9rc. 70 an, bab Sic ib ipuubern.
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Nebuten sic

cine gut. 2.b.r. .Nesisiu elu, unO irual
btsha!b, neil bic Yeber po5 8Iut boil.
fiduols resuIIrt. < SObolp Die gebsrtaa.
tlgt.lt TRACE III. wiro oas Sorp.5ipiem
pernopft, oas 8lut uursln NIB Der game
8orper mug oarunier Ieioeu. Jere Dte'
bin, rl. iur Rerntguna oes 8lule5
.u1piotleH MIRO, iOu anseuommeuer
Diabeu auf Die 2rber cInwuteH. 81
Icrq.r q. Il bahsr iO'orr otu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Sie Sabl Der Cpfer meBrt iif.
seet Tns cs Idun 81 spste.

Berlin, II. Ott. - IS lit num-
msbr nit @epiBbeit feitgeitelIt NOR
ben, buB bic 3u6l Der bei'm 3uiamz
menitur5e elmer SuumpoLlipinnerei in
8o6olt, @eitpbaIen, llmgetOmmenen
80 betrGdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
yranp elmer sSabrif.
gier srauen finsen Cen sIammentos.

Sicr brancn finren Cen bIammentoc.
9Ius m, II. Stt. - Die bic
figen 9igginbutbumzS zSubritz@tubliIz
Iements brannten beute biz auf ben
8runo nieper. 8ier 5Srauen funben
i6ren Sob in ben 5lummen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
nQouta aIer 9eber. ulcot,iueu
Situn,puS
StDer
He9ulator.

9,rI,lb. perritt,t i.ir. Irbeit iut
3ufri,oeubeit uuo erfriidt Oas Qe'ammie
30. peripilem. Gr # rb,iier ais BrQen"
uup taun iopOhI III fluiilser UoTm ME
ais Yulner b.i0SsH IptEpsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
Sin 9eilmittel fir
SOmmer : 8ranfBeitett.
G9lenter9, 9iorr9pe,
C6O(era JllOr6u5.

Gin lolbcr his gamer 6b,sUii,I uOa JIcaoo g',Ii,t
in cHtm b0IbtU S.es 2&Oiier, 10 OH lOlcocrbolt as
be SHtl,suag,H iatiiiEosH, uno ttn mil RtGoq JeS
lei g,trarltc are4 Cut otr Diasn uro r,b g,Isst,
DIIo OiOrlse gtityuu8 uRo bG0sse 9st,UnJ ttwII1
ter.
SHu,TIit: Gin iaittr BIS adElcr 23celo'Tsl ool N
sr,n halF,n CHlas gJaH.r beUt III mcHIgru DiluuteH
Rrimpfc. UluQcriGugf Uebtl',t, SrtorelI 3:r'trtns
EtH. JtcrUoiltat, ztlaIOi5ttlt qairin;5 aorIpebS
y abuHl HH6 Ieo.H lEH,Icr >dm;rj.
Malaria in ibrsu osridlsrsntn 5ormcn gee
heilt uub peTbutct.
Rein aroer,s Uhtt.G IN I2tIt ast 70 raid fies
Der uHo al, auorr,R malarhcH, bilIocH Uro ioRitls
Gen S,ihucIcsr UIe RdrWapS Reaeu Relief Uns
I,rirugt uou +iurWJn's piilcn. Wl'cHoe ioLtsu
lumsr ,ln, 5g0f.s JGouaq'5 Jttaoq JisiIci mItHcbs
utu. St7ioc 1IoYirH IN NJGfcr UcrbUIcH TIa1tas,t
ob,r Scmcri III yoIs: .&Jii,yUetis,s. g5 1T e!Hs
btiicyc SuuulGHS ais tJan5spi9tl HTGnoq oocr tln
SIttcrs.
Qud arb,it,r in Csgubeu unS SOut tOBbOieH iOgt;n
cs INNER b,I iIb gGC;H.
preis so Gts eie 6Iaiebe. Bel aaen gpsbet,rr.
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III}>>EIIl<=
sGmer; geitiQt im 9IugenbIifI

Nlnn aebraud,e IGoluaN'S Reaops
Rclitf sbri'm crftc;l @lnjcidcn ooW
G6mcr3 nocr lIny06lihfcit; tucnW
SraufDcif ODER $ci0cn orcbt, bcs
iuirtt cS S,ciInua, cJe Der SSaus6r3t
eeip0bnItdJ Commit.
SttIIt bic drg1cr G Sdmcrscn in els
n,r his spaajig Ui.ag,sH. Seine SmEoc brautt lcs
maHo 2 amsr8Au ItiosH Haa yeisn oisisI
GuseI5t.
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86fe!
Y1Fe!

FUR Reie i'm ausanoc teiorst iHneghaS "a Gtun6,n
~ btecutene h.ratS..stem Brtiie
Qeuars Eain
eleu,f,gde SaiiMpp,e tIase usa gof.O OfseesGre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12
SGlntcrs t,no Geitt.

Bel 7o9fDeh Csaitrlib O5tr H:yo0sl. 3abnbmt-s
ReuraIgia, Gbeumltt5mus, SsaoeHUcl, Stmtrisu
Hnb Sdnaae I'M Jiutcu. g3r5eliluIe Oocr JIersn,
Sdmers oI. seGsr, @rGitis1zSnt;unouag, S.-
IcrtitUtGcn mo Stmeu'H Iso,t Art btDrtt Raos
Dap'5 GeoogsR.ltf iOiOrt &tisruug uno GtI iortqsa
isgtem Gsbraub IN UsuIg,r Gaseu OGusrHss gel,
lung.
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Di. brGs HihlabrsI MrbDiu

gu1enbl;dIit, IN EN- 9eoer Oarauf be.
bad)y. stwas fir bic 3einlsuEs ielu.s
Slui.s ~ thuu. ODER ml' man su lageu
pflcJt. sne Sruhlahrs. WeoElu III se.
brau6.u. uuo Oles ut 00Qtommeu
rlftis NebanO.lt, Isoo1 muB man Die
geeisu.te Yieoilu eIun.hmcn. Saus
Sre 9by.u Grit eouiu.ureu, 10 wErO
Sbueu SerieIpe iaoeu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12

un0 ale TeberrNel0ell.
P,tradt.n Slt 81, foI7,ro:7 SsmptoEe, Uelbt
ron Staut6sl.E Der .CG.Ior0 EEt HillttIsu. 8.Jtc-
pima, bliuoe gamoggl g'o-E, EEt-roIG6s GoU oeHI
gogf. SJsH e. III ..G9.H. Gblcts1, Aypou,o1ys'elts
zco5t,nEer, grlbi+Tcs:u, AGrrose1, pcrtopIru
In bcuHyubIs,uocy s-,u STItJctca Cosr At9:MEoths
Utan man ndl l1 lItg,ECsJ ztsluH3 bsIlEort, sG-us
Slratlon,H 4uzts up,I cuEucg cttIH Dor ocH AIe:.
,vItb.r ooeI eaEtsE u:.3 III SayI, uEoOLtgmH cue
8IaHiplrurOu, Gtp5tII otT pGIt MD osJ 8a9en,
Z SdHcIsea in Der >stis n oeJ tIAr. N ocU e.Ics
bern, plotlI1,s sigEstI9I, Eysua.E III iyi:Iiv.
gin Iaar 3oi.u BON Hdewap's 9Iils pcJocH oGs
95rp,riuitem poa al osH s,7auusa ueb..H teiIe.ez.
HrciS 25 GeutS pro ShGdbtel. Ju Sr0sutns
Sdeen gu babsu oeer per 9oif geianet.
D,rosu q. fl5 an ST. Naewap i SO, God
Bog 365, gGsD.gOrt, gtGt6 setI 3uisnsaHs Sts
6Udbs5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12

SoII lid beffern. - 9(uf
8eronlo7ung Ieines @ater5, 6einri6
8efer, pon g&r. 1873, 8amIuDzStraBe,
puroe geitern Der Is Sabre alte Grnit
8eder pom 8oli3eiridter SirtIono
uQh bem n6ouIe Of Refuge" geIanOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-12

2uQltu, UpucHlllU HHu Sbhni1S7g
&. Raire, Tisentbumer nno Wcpaftenr
(gtntfoIs,r poH s. Slatne).
Ghbpefsgd, Saltimorssetro uEb Boit=SfficezGpe.
Rreis bestaaIid1eu SIattes, ourt Grdscr bticrst,
12Is Sts; tdaIic,e uno Spuuta aSfH SfHuseabc 5
Genie pro gpoe ,abhar bic bas SIatt beiorsenosn
Srdeer.-3aalidi Rtbit 5onnta a8s.stusaabe uHitr
3eit i'm Serhdtrts ihr bic podIentltd,e Aueaahe
NIT Sonntas sbldtt, poroir,L NIT absus tnr Slubs'
50 SO pro Sdbr. nan irseno etHeH srie pes Srldr'
bes, 81 rad europa. SrnutasSsMueaabe 81
pro Sobr-0as bette uuo bilisite seutidbe SIatt
tH ben Dlittcl- u-b Shoitdafen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-29

j. Britain and I. Mccain went
to Jasper last Thursday. ! guess
they are going to get married sure
enough.
U know Brothers was seen going
south last Saturday, but the dear
only knows where they went.
Mr.. Cd. Harker's child is getting
better at this writing; hope it may
soon recover.
Henry Kerkkoff, Of Huntingburg,
is working for w. l.. Britain.
T. G. Crandall is looking very
sad about something's don't know
what.
O. p. Brittain's youngest son can
say papa now, and he has got two
teeth, and if he don't watch when
he tells him to kiss papa he might
make mistake and bite his nose.
Thomas II.
He was lonely old bachelor,
At marriage he sneered with laugh
But they gave him bad fifty cent piece,
And he yelled for better half.
WILL. KIssuM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-29
Easter Eutertainment.

The students Of Jasper College
are preparing for an entertainment
which they'intend to give in Kast-
ner's Hall on Easter Monday.
Those who were present at the elo-
cutionary contests Of '94 are well
acquainted with the abilities of the
students Of the College, and will
not fail to appreciate their efforts
this time also. The two farces to
be played are of the latest produc-
ton, and will be highly entertaining
to all. The songs and quartettes,
composed by some Of the greatest
song writer's Of this country, will be
furnished by the Crescent Quartette
Club, Of this city.
The Jasper Star Orchestra will
furnish the instrumental music Tor
the occasion. All who wish to en-
Joy a pleasant evening, are invited
to attend the play and patronize our
home talent.
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Birch Greek Breezes.

The wind is drying up the mud
and farmers began sowing oats.
Henry Mallory snapped his gray
horse for span of mules, for his
little son to drive this summer.
Mr.. Ben Lansford comes out
south on his gray. Look out, An
ma, get out Of the way.
Johnny Britain is going to let
his stalk field out to the lowest bid.
der; bid up, boys.
Uncle Will Britain is tired of
carrying a ladder for his wife to get
in the buggy, SO he purchased
new one, that's right, uncle WILL,
go it while YOU are young.
Tom Mccain is getting better.
He was out at prayer meeting Sun
day night.
Cha..ey I.ansford is all smiles,
waiting patiently for the roads to
get coed. to ride his bicycle.
Mr.. l.. L. Miller went to Jasper
last week. KATyDID.
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DIsGRAcEFUL.-I.ast Saturday
night some boys induced Geo.
Kraus, a lad OF IA years, to get
drunk, and then went with him to
the meeting at the NJ. Z. church,
where he vomited on the floor and
himself during the services. The
boy regrets his drunken disgrace
very sorely, but whoever gave him
the liquor to get drunk on should
be made to regret it more, for he
looks even younger than he is, and
has generally behaved himself hith-
erto with credit. 1t is such circum-
stances as this that create spirit OF
indignation against the abuse OF the
liquor traffic. His parents would
not have had it occurred for all the
liquor in Jasper. If the Republican
Legislature had enacted some meas
ure that would have provided for {
quick, severe and certain punish
ment Of such violations OF law al
this, and made it the imperative
duty Of some officer, who should b.
punished himself for neglect if h
failed, it would have done mucl
better than to nave fooled away val
uable time on the Nicholson bill
But the COURIER is informed tn
matter is to be looked into at tn
next court.
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Ozro Britain started his peddling
wagon Tuesday.
The security people go with their
heads down now.
Master Charley Young is very
low with rheumatism.
Grant Bixler, Of Washington, was
on our streets Monday.
Jim Carson moved his family to
English, Crawford county, Monday.
Fred Stewart left Monday, in the
interest OF the Milwaukee Harvester
Co.
Miss Della Britain will leave
next Monday for Princeton to take
a musical course.
The boys say that Curren Adams
is learning to count in German.
What is that for, Curren?
We understand that quite a rack
ct occurred between certain young
man and our school teacher.
Misses Lora Thomas and Minnie
Stewart received large stock Of
nice millinery goods last week.
Johnnie Gray is preparing to get
q large stock Of drugs. Johnnie is
a true gentleman and deserves the
custom.
Misses Eta Hardin and Grace
Glezen will leave for Danville next
Saturday, where they will take a
course in music.
The teachers Institute, that was
to be held here Saturday, was fail
ure, owing to the absence Of Pres.
Horton, who was to conduct it.
Miss ADAMS.
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Personal.

Mr.. Chas. Soliga went to Evans
vile Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. j. Kuebler went to
Louisville last Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Ieming is spending
this week with relatives in Troy.
Prosecutor Cox came home from
the Pike court on Saturday night.
Mrs. Susan Yates moved from
Jasper to her new house in Ireland
this week.
Miss Mary Allies came home from
Mt. Vernon Tuesday, to remain till
after Easter.
Mr.. Jno. Britain, of Ireland,
brought a load Of 80 bushels OF
wheat to Jasper Tuesday for Clarke
at "a cents.
Mr.. John Seller and sister, JOS
ephine, visited their parents in JAS.
per this week, and will return to
Cincinnati tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Traylor and Bomal
Traylor and Conrad Krempp came
home Saturday for a weeks visit
with their parents during the vaca-
ton Of the State University.
Miss Emma Leming and Mrs
Jas. Milburn returned last week
from their two weeks visit to Louis
vile inspecting the new styles O
Spring millinery and dresses.
Hon. s. H. Stewart was in Jas
per this week, dressed in his hand
some legislative suit, which was al
evidence that he refused to b.
mixed in that riot-good clothe
are too expensive to be torn up tina
way.
Messrs. Traylor & Hunter, AM
w. +. Cox, and Esq. +. Fink, AM
a number of witnesses went t
Boonville Tuesday to attend tn
trial Of Hochgesang vs.. Gerber, e
al. for damages, venued from her
to the Warrick court.
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Perhaps you would not think so, but
2 very large proportion Of diseases in
New York comes from carelessness about
catching cold," says DR.. Syus Edison.
1T is such simple thing and 80 COM
mon that very few people, unless It is a
cold. New York Is one Of the health
lest places on the Atlantic coast, and yet
there are great many cases Of catarrh
and consumption which have their orig
in in this neglect Of the simplest prccau-
ton Of every day life. The most sensible
advice ia, when you have one get rid Of
It as soon a. possible. BY all means do
not neglect It," Dr. Edison does not tell
YOU how to cure cold but we will
Take Chamberlain Cough remedy. II
will relieve the lungs, aid expectoration,
open the secretions aud soon effect aper-
manent cure. % and 80 cent bottles for
sale by M. Friedman, Druggist.
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A Remarkable Cure.

Mrs. II. Il. Adams, 1909 Wabash ave,
Chicago, says: II had a scrofulous
faint Of the blood from childhood,
which, however, remained dormant. An
ulcer began on the side OF the nose, hav-
ing all the appearances OF a most malig-
nant cancer. The agony OF mind SUI
fered cannot be described Ms contem-
plated the progress Of such a malignant
disease. Finally ! was induced to try
Foley's Sarsaparilla. II appeared to
neutralize the poison in the blood. The
growth OF the ulcer ceased. The dis
eased tissues in the bottom and edges Of
the sore seemed to loosen and the nat
ural flesh to take its place No part Of
the disease remains" NJ. Friedman.
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A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. ii. Lopez,
well known druggist Of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At times the
pain was 80 severe he could not lift any
thing. With all he could do he could
not get rid Of it until he applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. II only made
three applications Of it, he says, .'and
have since been free from all pain He
now recommends it to persons similarly
afflicted. II is for sale by NJ. Friedman,
Druggist.
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