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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10
Millinery
M8 0psninE !.
oNl Some Magnificent
OGems 10 Millinery.

M 4
OGems 10 Millinery.
OUR SPRING GOODS have now
- arrived and the styles far surpass
g in pointof elegance anything that
has been seen for seasons past.
The firm of Leming x Huckeby are
now fitted up in the most elegant style
in the Herbig building, on the east side
of the Public Square. We willbe pleased
to show the public our lovely pattern
hats and latest novelties in ribbons,
piece goods. flowers and laces.
We have the most magnificent pattern
display ever seen in Jasper. Here are
on display some of the most striking
novelties, the most beautiful designs; the
the most artistic blending Of colors in
hats ever conceived. Come and see our
goods whether you buy or not.
.SEEINC Is BELIEVING"
Leming & Huckeby
ar 20. lss-5.
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Asa remedy for all forms OF Head
ache. Electric Birters has proved to be
the very best II effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded nabitual sick
headaches Weld Ia ils influence We
urge all Who are afflicted 10 procure
bottle. and give this remedy fair trlal.
In cases Of habitual constipation Electric
Bit,ers cures by giving the needed tone
10 the bowels and few cases long resist
the use Of this medicine. Try II once
Large bottles only fifty cents at Martin
Fnedman's drug store.
~Street Commissioner Dupps
had the big road scraper, four
horses and three men, cutting down
the rough places in the streets this
week. They are considerably bet
ter for it, but it will take a cool
deal more work to put them in de-
cent shape. much Of the ground
that should be in the center OF the
streets having worked down into
the cutters, and leaving holes in the
center that every little rain makes a
mud hole Of
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RE-The total vote at Mondays
primary was l,0S3 short OF the vote
at the primary in 1894. Too many
farmers we're busy blowing Tor a
full vote.
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1t is not a miracle. IL won cure
everything. but IL will cure piles mat
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel save VII,
do. because it has done II IN hundreds OF
cases. Martin Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-10

prJohn Ambs plead guilty to
selling liquor without license and on
Wednesday was fined $40 by Judge
Ely.
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On Sunday morning, Apr. ~,
1896, there will be gospel tenn
perance meeting at Hillsboro. All
are cordially invited to attend, at
10: 30. SEcRETARf
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OF the Dubois County Democratic
Primary Election, held April D, 1896.
RECEIPTS.
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For aeprese NATIVE from Lawrence,
Orange and Dubois.

JANAs III. WILLARD, OF Lawrence county. =
a candidate for Representative in the Legis-
lature from the district OF Lawrence. orange
and Dubois counties. subject TO the Demo
cratic district convention.
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Total receipts sl7e
EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES.
VIM Il Burford, Tally Papers,. $3.50
Postage, expressage, and stationery 40
Irwin c Whaley, for Jefferson TIP. 500
Geo w Cox, for Pirtle Preclnct...... 500
Geo Mehringer, for Jasper Precinct s-2o
Jacob Nigg, for kellerville 500
Geo Nenkam. for Crystal SOY
John & Deinderfer. for Bretzville, sou
II j Meyer, for Holland Precinct. 500
Levi l. Jacobs, for Jacobs Precinct 500
Phil Bamberger, for H'burg " 500
Frederick Allies, for Marion " 500
II + Koerner, for Birdseye sou
ii B Breidenbaugh for Portersville. s.2o
J J Meschede. for Celestine Precinct sou
John Seitz, for Haysville s.oo
J q Eversmann Ferdinand o.oo
John Wibbels, st Anthony SOU
Andrew J Cave. Ireland sou
G G Baggarly, Union Valley SOU
NJ A Seidl, for St. Henry s.oo
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|Othing at cost at
Eckerts' New Store.
Children Cry for
cher'o Castogla.

all the same, a slight cold, con
lungs or severe cough. One Min
bugh Cure banishes them. Martin
Imam.
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Burns are absolutely painless when
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promptly
applied. This statement is true. per
feet remedy for skin diseases, chapped
hands and lips, and never fails to cure
piles. Martin Friedman.
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v suffer with Coughs, Colds and
kppe when LAXATIVE BRoMo Our
|will cure you in one day. Does
toduce the ringing in the head like
ate of Quinine. Put up in tablets
intent for taking. Guaranteed to
Tor money refunded. Price, 20 cts.
hle by Il. Il. Brannock. l2-6m.
little i'll, then a little pill. The i'll is
the pill has won. DeWitt's Little
Risers, the little pills that cure
ills. Martin Friedman. y
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Total Expenditures $1,000
No funds remain on hand. The Com
mission was composed Of John l.: Brett,
DIR. T.. j. Kempf and Geo. X. Wilson.
They served without pay.
G.. r.. WILsoS, Treasurer.
Dated, April eth, 1895.
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"a Martha :. Piaff was on Tues
dav appointed Pcstmistress al
Altoga.
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You don't have TO know whether your
goods are all wool or cotton; 1t makes no
difference if you use Putnam Fadeless
DYES. They color any fibre at one boil
ing. in the same kettle. Zoe per pack
age. Sold by b. Il. Brannock, Druggist.
OpEx A. O. L. W., MEETING
Jasper Lodge of United Workmen
have postponed their open meeting
until Tuesday, April %, on account
Of other local happenings. AT that
date the public will be welcomed to
the Workmen hall, and several
short addresses. and some good vocal
and instrumental music will enter
tain them. The vocal music Will
be under the direction OF Bro. An.
drew Eckert, and the Instrumental
Under Bro. I. Zoeller, and a pleas
ant evenings entertainment Is prom
Used, without any cost to those VINO
Iattend.
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Political Announcements.
EoR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

WILLIAM A. TRsfLoR. of Dubois county.is
a candidate for Judge of the 5-th Judicial
Circuit. subject 10 the Democratic nornina-
ting convention of the said Judicial c 'rcut'
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM h. Cox j. a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney forthe S-th judicial circuit.
subject 20 the approval Of the Circuit Demo
cratic nominating convention
For Representative from Cvbeis and
Marin County.
FRANK PTSSIcK, OF Dubois county - can
didate for Representative in the Les islature
from the district OF Dnboi IL and Martin
counties. subject g. the Democratic district
convention
For Represe NATIVE from Lawrence.
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A TURKISH LIBRARY.
Those in Charge Anxious TO Assist
the Reader.
LOmqH, ans Manning.

We found a charming old Turkish Ii
own. but proud Of and devoted to the
books under his care. He had six ar
eight intelligent assistants. We were
soon seated at table. u carefully pre-
pared and very full catalogue before
lis. and our friend. Sadik Bey, at band
Us Interpreter.
II was touching to see the genuine
anxiety of the old librarian tu find any
book my husband wished to see. and he
was ably seconded by his assistants :.
They first brought US some exquisite
Persian manuscripts. beautifully illum-
mated and bound. and when we made
them understand that my husband would
like to see any books in the library from
India they eagerly produced all they had.
but they proved to be chiefly modern works
on music. After they had brought us
some fine manuscripts of the Koran with
gipsses and commentaries. they Asked
us 10 walk about and examine the gen.
eral contents of the building.
The bookcases were of the best con-
structon. with movable shelves. and at
one end we found very geod collection
of En- glish. French and German Gas-
sics. The center of the room was oc-
cupied by glass cases, filled with gor-
teulsiy hound. illustrated works, chief
ly gifts to the Sultan. While my hus-
band. with the aid of Sadik Bey. was
talking to the old librarian. the assist
ants showed my son and me some fine
photo graphs of places in the sultan 8
domains and of public buildings in Stam-
bpui.
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No-e,noer for one mouth an1 in January
Harc brings season Of Robertsonian
comedy REVEALS. Hareremans two months
tu be sacceeded by Drew aai Thorough
bTel" . ~
H. C. MINERS PLANS.
The American Theatrical Syndicate open
t,reir New. York career August 81 with
Lost, Straye or Stolen," which was given
in Chicago recently with success Frank
Iyn yles has / unaamei play ready TO sue
cced this engagement After this w. II :.
Crane ret1rns i'll new MaitiIa Morton
play, Fortunes + Fool." The part. for
William Boag., at present with your stock
company, is being written up very strong
Nat Goodwin is expected back from Aus
tralia about this time.
the season at the Garden is still an
unwritten speculation. The Murray Hill
is the name o! new popular priced house.
The Star, Fourteenth Street. Academy y
Grand STANDARD and American will all
play the usual run cf combinations
AT the Biou it is likely an English ver-
sion OF Won Suppe's opera, The Model.
Will be seen early IN the season, AMI late in
December Miss May Irwin will appear
there in a new comedy by MIR. j. J. Nc
Nahy The nanagers hope that Miss IT.
win will run the seasonout
no &c - SANS-GENE
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BLOOD OF BURG
Red Color of n Swiss Lake Attrlbut ei
an rotant Rattle

Red Color OF n SWISS La kf' ArtrIDuteu
TO an Ancient Battle.
Lake Morat, one of the prettiest OF the
many pretty lakes i'll Switzerland, has
recently turned red, and this revivrs the
old legends about the place. Every
four or five years for a century or longer
the waters have taken on peculiar red
dish tngc. This is due, scientists say. to
the growth of 4 minute aquatic plant.
which is designated by the long name Of
osciiiatroia rubescens. In no other body
of water in the world does it flourish,
and it does not appear in large quantities,
except occasionally. in Lake Morat.
on June 81. 1476 there was a battle oii
the shores OF the lake. A party CT Bur-
gundians. under the command of Charles
the Bold, fell victims to the Swiss. and
nearly every one was killed. No quartz.
was shown, and thousands of bodies were
thrown In the lake. Old fishermen say
that the rcd color of the lake is he blood
of the Bursundians.
Frenchmen, however, claim that the lake
bushes at the memory of the Swiss. whd
showed no mercy to their antagonists
and continued the fight after it had become
mere slaughter. The lake presents sin
lister appea rance. especially when the
| setting sun heigbtens the crimson effect
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Expensive Ancestors.

ParveBu Ito distinguished artistt-What
wiilyou chargetopaiDt grandfather formy
gallery Of ancestors? ''''f '' '''''''' -
Artist-Five hundred marks.
ParveDu-Five hundred marks? Why, Mr..
Dauber panted me'a gteat-grandfather the
other day for 2OO.-Fiiegende Blaetter.
The morning times., 1896-07-05
Excursion Rate. to BuffaIo via B.

For the National Educational Association
Convention the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell excursion tickets from Washington
to Buffalo, N. Y. on July and 6, good to
return, July II to 10. at rate of $13 90
for the round trip Return limit may be
extended to July 81 by depOsiting tickets
with joint agent at Buffalo. Especial at
TENSIONS is invited to trainieav wing Washington
at 8 a. M, arriving at Buffalo at Top. m.
same day. je2e, ,3O,J ,Jy5
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SIT to Chicago and Return via B. q
a. n n

Fer the Democratic national convention
To be held at Chicago the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will sell trip tickets to
that point from Washington July to 6,
good to return leaving Chicago until 18th.
inclusive. at rate Of SIT for the round trip
The Interstate Democratic Association have
selected this as the official route and will
leave washington at IL: 80 a. m, July 8.
ju25,2 90, ,ty1,3,4.5
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InacfinR.

Her mother asked little Dot to 60 into
the next room anh see if the clock was
running, for she had not heard 1t strike
all afternoon. Dot,caine running back. put
her head in at the door and exclaimed:
Why, no, mamma. de clock amt a.
runnin' Is des stannin' still and a.
wag gin it's tail.,r-s acred Heart Re.
view IF '
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Coming to the Theatefs.

Turned Up is a highly amusing COM
ely built upon laughing lines. 1t tells i
simple but unique story or the trials and
triDulations of an Undertaken who gets
tangled Up i'll matrimonial harness. More
misuaps occur u Carraway Bones i'll the
Three acts of Turned Up than could hap
pen To All The unuertakers III the CITY Of
Washington Marx Melford, the author of
tins farce, is probably tile only man who
attempted To extract comedy irom al un
uertlAer. he argued Iuat III private lie
unuertakers are axe. otner meal, ana has
IRA WI character accordingly he has
succeeded i'll giving as cuInicai ciarac
teriZation Us was ever seen here. IGeIe
Is nothing gruesoue III TINS comedy. It's
lines are said to be brigat and humorous,
ami It's situations arc striSing anu amusing.
Turned Up Will bsg.u LIE TourGn weeK
or tile Washington STOCK Company at the
National Ineaucr tomorrow mgnt, July u,
ana Its presentation Will be III no way IN
Tcrlor 10 LuOse winch nave already Deen
gwen. The pace set by this clever cnIl-
pany has Decn kcpe up, AM Mill pe car
TIeu through To a successful! finish.
A conieuiettu by Paul W:istach entitled
"briuSeU Will ue given ncioretue comedy,
IL Is 1t domestic eihsoie. ANA tells tue story
or Il newly married couple aDd an old fam
lily servant, rnelr eIIorts to 20 without
ilrr by uoing Iheir own Work viii appeal
TO all the June brides aud srooiiis in
Washington. Tie cast OF "Briuget.' Will
be Miss sanders as Mrs. Austen Mr boag as
Mr.. austen, duu Mrs. LoCkwcoL as bfiaset
Turned Up vii! he played with the Iol-
lowing niosl adequate IisI uI l.copie: Gen.
Baltic, OIL Ioreigu service, Joan tnaiay;
Capt. Medway or tue Petrol. Ernest Elton;
George Medway. his son, Charles Mackay,
Nod SteddaIn, William EOag: Carrawdy
Bones, unuertukcr, Fnrderiu Eond; police
constable, Mr. Giuion; WuerryiuiiD LoDp,
Mr.. rutson, Mary Meuway, Meuway's wId
ow. AnDle soniison; sapt,,a Medway, her
daughter, Edythe Chapman; Ada Baltic.
general uaugnter, brIlta Marti. Mrs.
Pannell, Georges hou sekeeper, Agnes
Fmdlay; Cleopatra, Capt Meuway's sec
ond wIIe, Mary Sanaers.
1t viii lie seen tfat all the favoritcs
of the " ashIngthi Stock Company are well
taken care OF. These two comedies VIII
make Il very pleasing combination, and no
one ShOull miss a chance OF witnessing these
perrorma res. The Natiunal Tleater is tie
coolest pace in town. the temperature Is
perfect 'Hhe prices are Within tie reach
OF everybody.
The morning times., 1896-07-05
Tnprecedpnfed.

she-we were esodisappointed. doctor that
you did not call Tuesday evening.
He-I was disappointed. also. The fact Is
! was suddenly called to visit patient
She-Ah. That wasit. Nobody could think
of any reason for your absence.-New York
World,
The morning times., 1896-07-05

The.burlesque to be presented at Kcrnan's
next week by the Lyccum Stock Company
Will be IA tIayesty on the nautical opera
II. n. :. PDaioIe, prpduced by Mr.. Lohn
Greves 1hls Will tie tie hest or tie series
yet produced. all or the fayorites will ap-
pear in becoming roles. and several new
features Will lee introduced. including the
sensational dance OF the nymphs.
Tue cofoin tie eafhcn Will he neeNceptionaily
strong next week. Among the names on
the program are Huestcd and Guyer, tie
clever cha RAJ Cter artists; Miss Lettie Lev yne,
singer of catchy songs. Miss Rose Gordon,
VOCALIST and cancer: Misses Ada, Downic
and Maude Harris, IN pleasing speciaitleS;
the Original Brillidnt Quartet and others
There will lie matiDees Tuesday, Thursday y
and Saturday.
The morning times., 1896-07-05

SI.25 4th of July to baltimore 81 IS
via Pennsylvauia Railroad.
Tickets sold saturday and Sunday. July
and 5, good returning until Monday. the
6to, at rate of 81 .25. jy3-3t
The morning times., 1896-07-05
IniuriOuS.

''Does the bicycle hurt your business?"
-" Yes The junior partner and tie-Con
fidentiai buyer are both in tile hospital "
Detroit Tribune
The morning times., 1896-07-05
Reduced Rates to
Fl. Monroe and Norfolk.

The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Co. will sell round trip tickets to IT. Monroe
and Norfolk for s3--on account of Christian
Endeavor Convention beginning July to IL
inclusive. Good for both day and nigh, boats
at 80 a. III. and p. II. Offices Seventh street
wharf
jy2-I6t JNO CALLAHAN. Gent Manager
The morning times., 1896-07-05

Atlantic City-Cape May.
Fridays and. Saturdays Id a IN. and IL
M. Round trip So. Good returning until
TUESDAY. .- .-5,. et-- ...s ~
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Greenroom and Lobby.

-XPECTATION of management and
friends of the Stock Company is sur
passed AS the season grows older
the attendance seems TO grow strone
er and the plays better. "Confus ION
and "Dr. Bill'' were both splendid fareeS,
but 1.-The Private Secretary distanced
both OF them for fun. Last week was the
best money rr aker Of the three. The house
was full every nght int the face OF hot wealth
er. But the patrons of the National row
realize as fact what they suspiciously cred
tied only as an advertisement, ana that
Is, that the theater really is many degrees
cooler than the street. This is not so fard
to account for. The theater is kept oafk
all day and the heat is shut out so that IL
really has no chance to get warm. More
over the fans keep up IL cooling circuia-
tion which helps the agreeable temperature.
But 10 return to the season. This week
VIII in all probability surpass the three
preceding Turned Up is tie principal
comedy, and it is II good companion piece
for "The Private Secretary Mr. Bond
will be Caraway Bones. an undertaken, who
precipitates himself, his family and his
friends into all Sorts of enjoyable troubles.
Miss Sanders will play a darkey girl, a
new role for this favorite. TIE curtain
raiser is comedy on the servant question
and is called bridget" The comic
papers are fun of fun at the expense Of
the servant girls, SO that there is no
originality in that phase Of the question.
but in Bridget we will see Il young
married couple struggling against their
affection for an old family servant. with
out whom they are perfectly helpless.
The presence OF the Christian Endeayorers
In the city after Tuesday will make au ap-
prcciable effect on the attendance. heg-
uiar patrons OF the stock company will do
well 10 see the offering this week. either
tomorrow or Tuesday night. or else book
their seats early for the last part OF the
week The visiting Endeavorers will num-
ber 40 900 or $4,000, and every night there
will be more than euough OF these looking;
for secular diversion TO overflow the only
theater open.
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. EALIZE the opportunity for acting il
this scene. which constitutes q one
act play written by a Spanish dram.
atist Selles An Anarchist comes

- EALIZE the opportunity for acting in
this scene. which constitutes q one
act play written by a Spanish dram
atiSt Selles. An Anarchist comes
home and takes off his jacket. in q
pocket of which is rOmb. The mans only,
child falls asleep with his head on the
jacket, and thus tile father finds him.
The slightest movement OF the boy may
explode the bomb. meaning death to tie
boy and his mother. The Anarchist tries
toawaken the boy. and to remove him gently
from the dangerous post. hut does not.
In despair he calls to his wife to remove
the boy "as gently rs n woman can"
OHNSTONE BENNETT, known for her
popular success as the mannish slavey,
Jane and 8. Miller Kent, late
u leading man OF '.The Founding" are
recent recruits to vaudeville. They
will do a series of polite duologues. This
will be the occasion of a new outcry that
there is Il stampede from the legitimate to
the music hall. which same is incorrect.
There have been no more secessions than
one may count on the fingers OF one hand
But. distinguish. Every one who has headed
| company in a farce-comedy or made the
the road tour in such an entertainment must
not be confounded with the actor whose
line of work is to play roles in contin-
Jams, Donnelly and Girard, Murray and
Mack. Mcintyre and Heath. and the many
other familiar names. never deserted the
variety business. They simply gra fled then,.
selves onto the dramatic profession and had
| back writer spread their speciality over
three divisions OF an evenings bill, which
bill has by the grace OF the public been
called n '.farce-comedy," and the divisions
''acts.'
ThGs hos only in
nected entertainment of this sort is his
ability to perform speciality is no actor.
When they leave the dramatic stage for
| the vaudeville 1t is no secession, but a
return to their proper sphere. An excep-
tion to this class is Tim Murphy. Tim be-
| gan as variety az tor with a we'll devel
oped bump OF mimicry. Hoyt recognized
1t and put him into comedy. His Mavericl:
Brander stamped him character actor In
The morning times., 1896-07-05

The city fathers OF sorne Of the srnallr
Italian towns have sometimes an odd idea
of the Compensation due TO the perform
crs in the municipal bbuds. For instance.
The city OF Salerno has just advertised
a competition fnT the position of flute pla yer
In the communal band. The municipality v
offers the sum nf SIS Il month tc the mus;-
clan who shall he declared the victor. but
if there Is no competition and only ore
flute pla yer presents. himself, the city
fathers announce that they intend to lower
the salary to S5 IL mouth.
The morning times., 1896-07-05

AT the Empire Theater Mr.. John Drew
begins his annual engagement on August
81 in q new play. Mr.. Drew will remai III
for some weeks, and IL the play is IA 20 he
will not change the bill. If the uneX-
pected happens, however, he will revive
some OF his Old successes. or possibly pre-
sent another new play, which he vii.
have ready.
Miss Olga Nethersole will follow Mr..
Drew, probably in new play. Just wha :
1t will be the mana cement don't care to
announce Just yet. The stock company
OF the theater. who go on thesroad shortly
as far as San Francisco, VIII return by
Christmas. succeeding Miss Nethersoe, and
will fill the rest OF the season tthe Empire.
Mr.. Frobman has n lot of new plays Tor
them. and the order of their production
will depend on circumstances which can
not yet be decided.
One of the principal features of the
season will be the production of dramatiz-
ation OF Paul Bourgets'A Tragic Idyll."
The Garrick will have variety. Cheva-
Tier opens, to be followed by I'm Town"
new London musical comedy. with George
Edwards company. Mansfield comes in
The morning times., 1896-07-05

:: ONE people who go 10 the theater are
\ as innocent of their ignorance as the
J Hottentots or the EsGuimaux. One
night last week two men were dis
CusSipE the Rev Robert SpauldinG