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The morning times., 1896-05-08
HER OPINION OF HIM.
While Playing a Joke Lover Hears
Something OF Meant for His Ears
Erchrnre

While Playing Joke a Lover Hears
Something OF Meant for His Ears
Exchange.
Young Algy yervain bad gone to eau
on Miss Edith st. Clare and bad found
her out, but her mother was at home, and
Alcy was asked to wait, as Miss Edyth
was expected at any moment Suddenly
footsteps were heard IN the hail, and
Algy, who was OF playful disposition,
said gleefully,
IN Just stonp down behind the big
easy chair and appear suddenly and sur
prise Miss Edyth.''
oh. that viii be a dear little joke, -
said Edyth's playful mamma
Edyth was the only one of the trio dis
inclined TO be PLAYFUL. Something lad
occurred To- disturb her self-pOise and she
was .-out OF sorts
ANY one been here while was oUt?S'
she asked.
..why do you ask?'' inquired her smil-
ing mamma
Because that insufferable tiresone Algy
yervain -
My dear! Ny dear!''
said he was going to come pokiBg
up here and
'-Edyth. Edythr'
And I'm so glad he didn't, for p
"Edyth, my daughter!''
..-abonlinate the sight of hint He's
SO stupid and COnCcited, and -
'.Edyth, 1 beg OF your
Now, mamma, you've said so yourself
many a time, and -
"Oh. Edyth. I'm sure p
why, indeed you have, mamma. You
said the other day that he reminded you OF
that Italian organ grinders monkey,
and''--
.Edyth,''
- think so. too!''
..Edyth St. Clare! viii you keep still?''
Edyth's girlish shrek rang throughout
the house when Algy rose to his feet, and
instead of uttering playful "boo'' said
stifrly:
Il bid you good night, Miss st. Clare" +"
and lie departed to return no more
The morning times., 1896-05-08
M,CoY DEFEATS DAILY.
Fight stopped After Fifteen Seconds
TO Avoid a Knockout.

Fight stopped After Fifteen Seconds
to Avoid Knockout.
New York, May 7.-Charles, better known
as Kid Mccoy, of Indianapolis, had
a short and easy task in defeating jim
DAILY. of Buffalo, Jim Corbett's quondam
sparring partner, at the New Manhattan
Athletic Club tonight.
The referee stopped the bout after flfteen
seconds OF the third round 10 avoid an
inevitable knockout, but the Buffalo man
was beaten before the gong changed for
the end of the first round. Daily was
completely outclaSSed, and did not land
single effective blow during the short
battle.
Mccoy used his long reach TO advantage.
and punished his man in the same cool,
confident manner that marked his en-
counter with Tommy Ryan. Daily was
groggy before the first round ended, and
in the second he was simply punching
block for Mccoy.
The Kid forced him all over the ring
and jabbed his face into bruised and
bleeding mass. The Buffalo man displayed
no clevernesS and seemed to suffer from
stage fright. He hung on gamely enough
in the face of the punishment he received.
but Referee Frawiey mercifully put stop
TO the battle and helped the weak and
beaten Buffalo boy to his corner.
The big gymnasium OF the club was
crowded to the doors, and the spectators
We're much disappointed at the showing
made by Daily.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
DreadfuIlY Public

Near the door OF reading room OF a
college for women stands a blackboard.
upon which are posted not only college,
announcements, but important items of
news taken from the morning papers. Dur
ing the seni-annuaI examinations some
years ago a nervous freshman was startled
to see upon this board the words: Mrs.
Harrison's condition is considered serious"
Mistaking the first word for Miss" and
forgetting in her absorption in college
work that the wife of the ex-President
of the United States had been i'll, the
anxious student FASTENED TO an upper class
girl and asked tremulously:
''Do they always announce that you
haven't passed in this public manner"
Youths Companion
The morning times., 1896-05-08
CAPT. FAUNCE'S BODY FOUND
Washed Ashore With One of His
Crew at Virginia Beach.
Drowned a Month Ago at His Fishing
Grounds-Remains Sent to
Washington.
Especial to The Times.)

Norfolk, Va, May THE bod y of Capt.
James Faunce OF Washington. who was
drowned at Virginia Beach a month ago,
was washed ashore this afternoon
The body OF negro member OF his crew
named Barrett came ashore also today.
Capt Faunce aud his son controlled one
of the bi g fishing shores Of the Virginia
coast, and both were lest with six mem
bers Of the ere W while attempting to la he
In the nets. A stiff northeast galehas beer
blowing since yesterday morning, and the
fishermen say the heavy surf probably
loosened the bodies OF Capt Faunce and
the negro from the sand.
A close watch is being kept on the beach
In the hope that the remains OF the others
may come ashore. Capt. Faunce's remains
were sent To Washington tonight.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
INDIAN PLURAL MARRIAGES.
Tribes In Oklahoma Required to Giye
Up All Wives but One.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 7.-The Okla
homa courts haye struck a puzZler in the
Indian custom relating to plural MARIA ges.
The law Of Oklahoma is very severe on
poiygamy. and Indians on reservations are
not exempt from its opera ton. The
Kickapoos have an average OF live squaws
each. The Cheyennes and Arapahoes are
nearly all pol lygamists, as are the Kiowas
and paches, ComanChes and Wichitas.
II is stated that the courts have decided
to take action in the matter at once unless
poly practices cease. Capt. wood
son, of Anadarko agency, has issued orders
commanding Indians on his agency having
several wives TO [ once decide on The wife
wanted and give up the others, and no
little uneasineSs has resulted in all the
poiygamous tribes. as il is claimed by the
Indians that one squaw cannot raise corn
TO support an warrior in becoming dig
nifty.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
DoS,Tw ANTPEARY's METEoRITB
Academy of fNaturalSciences Has One
Similar TO That In Greenland.
PHILADELPHIA Record


Similar to That In Greenland.
Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Academy Of Natural
Sciences will fit out several expeditions to
leave within the next six months to bring
scientific specimens TO this city; but it has
not yet been decided to what point they VIII
be sent
1t is not likely that they viii be sent to
Greenland, as has been stated, and should
they be, it is autboritauyeiy announced
that Peary will not be in command OF anyot
them. He will devote his period OF waiting
orders to a lecture tour TO reimburse him
self for expenditure on his latest arctic
exDedition Dr. Samuel G.. Dixon OF the
Academy of Natural Sciences, said that no
expedition would be sent 10 Greenland for
the purpose of securing the meteCrite
discovered by Peary on his last tour Of ex-
pIoratiOn, as the Academy had one already.
1T was brought from Greenland in 1898,
and its composition isidenticai with the one
now in Southern Greenland, and aboUb
which there has been so much discussion
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Freight wreck at Pelham Manor.

Nt" IUIh, AIdy I.-A StrlOu5 freight
wreck occurred early this morning at Pei
ham Manor, In the Harlem branch of the
New Haven Railroad. An extra freight
train known as No. s, was on its way
from New Haven, to New York, and while
passing the Pelham Manor sta ton at
about 1927 O'Clock, king pin in one
OF the forward cars became Ioosened and
threw the forward cars off the track.
Eighteen freight cars were demolished.
and the freight and wreckage were Strewn
along the track for considerable distance
The train hands received a severe ioItine.
and some OF them were more or less
bruised, but no one was seriously hurt.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
HE WILL INvESTIG ATE.

Financial Condition of the Fish Com
mission to Be Inquired Into.
Mr.. j. 81. Dunlop has been appointed
chief clerk of the Fish Commission. Mr.
Dunlop comes from Syracuse. n. Y, and
has lately held a position in the auditing
department of the Philadelphia and Reading
system.
1t is anticipated that the new chief clerk
will make an investigation into the fiDau-
cial accounts Of the department and report
at an early date.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
James b. Duke Indicted.

New York, May THE grand jury
today indicted James b. Duke. president,
and the directors of the American Tobacco
Company. They are charged with con-
spiracy and violation of the law, in that
they formed trust or monopoly of paper
cigarettes. The evidence, was presented
by the National Cigarette and Tobacco
Company
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Something for the Children.
Don't miss IL.
ONE DAY ONLY

THE MIKAD0 THEATER.
Given to every purchaser of 25 cents worth
OF Tea, Coffee or Spices,
Thea-Nectar Tea is the champion of all
teas for Ice Tea. The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co., Main Store, SOL 503 7th st.
n. y, cor Est Branches-1620 4th ST. a. ";
3104 NJ ST., Georgetown; S15 st. n. e.,
and all principal markets. n. 81. Bowman,
manager for d. C. myS-2t
The morning times., 1896-05-08
44c.

Trimmed Sailors, in black,
navy blue and white. Regu-
lar price, Z c. Today, 44c.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
I2Tc.

Ladies' Tan and Black
Hose, drop stitch and plain.
Were 1Sc. Today, 12Ac
per pair.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
o3Ic yard.

Cotton Crepons, in de ir-
able colors, Damasa effects.
Was 121zc per yard. To-
day, 6Ac per yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Csc Flowers, I7C,

Violets, Daisies, Roses and
Forget me-nots, all colors,
Were 3Sc. Today, 17c.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Mems Lightweight White
Sweaters, full fashioned.
Regular price, SOC. Today,
soc,
The morning times., 1896-05-08
/ ALI the
! satisfaction
/ a tailor
! gives you
a tailor

& for $25-we give you for
& SIS. Same cloths-same
4 trimmings - same work
manship-samee everything
Z We may have to alter
! the suit a little-but the
tailor has to, too.
4 We sell a hundred suits
Z where a tailor sells one
{ that's responsible for the
] price difference.
] We've made many a
! convert this season-lots
] of men who formerly went
i to the tailors are now find
] ing perfect satisfaction in
q our good ready-made.
1 Want to see the same
Z kind of suits the SIS tail
ors are making? Ask to
! see our $3.50 line. $40
] elsewhere ready made.
! EISEMAN Bros,
= Cor. 9TH and E SIS. N. w.
q No Branch Store in Washington.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Golf Hose, 4Sc.

Mems Golf or Bicycle
Hose, in gray and slate color.
Regular price, 75c. Today,
4Sc.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
I5c Garment.

Ladies Chemise and Cor
set Covers, the material
alone worth the price of the
finished garment. Today,
15c each.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Children'S Fast Black
Hose. The regular 1Sc and
25c quality. Today, 12Hc
per ward.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Painters Enjoy an Outing.

The Master Painters and Decorators As
sociation. of Washington, enjoyed a trip
to Hyattsvilie. Wednesday, where they
were royalty entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Markward. at their beautiful home,
the ''S ycamores." Those present We're: 7.
A. Brown, president OF the national as
sociation; g. F. W. Streiby, George e.
Kirk. c. MacDichol, jr., John Carr, Jesse
Mann, II. G. Holther, C.eCoomes, w. NJ.
Cieland. George Markward, and James
Markward.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
37Tc yard 4.

Black Mohcir Crepoua "A
inches wide. Our regular
SOC quality. Today, 37Hc
per yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
SC yard.

Figured Batiste, in light
and dark grounds. Was SC
per yard. Today, sc per I'd.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Recorder Shearon seemed TO be desirouS
of raising Browns fielding record. Out
OF four times 10 bat he piduted three IN
the center fielder's paws. Nice easy
fles they were, too.
While salubrious breeZes blew over the
League PARK aud The sun came DOWN with
thirty-third degree intensity, the Senators,
without cOmpunction. defeated the Spiders,
Yesterday. IT was sad. but IL was honest,
aud the only reason the Washington aggre-
CATION won was the inability OF the Cicye-
lands to hit MERGERS delivery at the right
time. Twice did Cleveland have the bases
filled when good single meant the tieiRg
OF the score. but the batCerS in each instance
were not equal to the task and down went
the Temple Cup team with Colors flying.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
SIX HUNDRED IN PlUhES
Was the First Display of Wash
ington Grand COmmandery.
KNIGHTS TEMPLER PARADE

Inspection and EvOiutions on Ellipse
Near the White Lot-AlI Associated
Organizations in Line-Grand Com
niander Thomas witnesses the Pa
geant-Banquet at Masonic Temple.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
THE INDEPI NoENT ICE

co.'s yellow wagons deliver daily
to all parts of the city and Mount
Pleasant their superior quality of
KENNEBECICE at lowest rates.
Office 910 Pa. ave. and 31OS Wa
ter st.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
ture on "old and New South

Lecture on 'Oid and New South"
Hon. Frank E. Anderson, of Virginia,
will lecture upon the above subject this
evening before the Virginia Democratic As
sOcatiun. at 9 ! Pennsylvania avenue north
west Admission free.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
I2Hc yard.

White India Null, very
sheer. Was 18c per yard.
Today, 12Hc yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Remnants of All-silk Rib
bons. Worth, 40c. Rem
nant for 1Sc.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Ladies Percale Wrappers
that sold for CSC and SIPS.
Today. CSC.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Legislative Bill Returned to Con-
ference by the Senate,
THURBER'S SALARY RAISED

President CieyeIand's Private Secre-
tnry Is to Receive $1,000 Year.
Other Officials TO Get More Money.
Additional offices Created-PubIi-
cation of Naval Records.
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Our Mems Cashmere and Chevios
Suits for SO are fine-just as fine
as those for which you pay Sl2
and 81 elsewhere You can have
them in 3-but1on sack or cutaway
styIes-and you can take your own
time 20 pay for them.
Here's a Childs doubie-breasted
Cashmere Refer Suit-all sizes. for
81 40, for which you'll be asked
$3.50 at any CIOthier's in town.
Here's a plain and figured Brill
fant.ne Skirt at S2.9S-very wide
and stylish, and well lined and
bound. You cannot buy them for
less than 81, no matter where
you 90.
Here's a Ladies' Batiste or French
PeTcaIe Shirt waist fUB
sleeves, with attaeha bic OF de-
tachable collars. which sell for no
less than 75c and S1-25 when sold
regularly-for 49c. Cash or credi5.
COmein today and bring the boy.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
ADDITIONAL SPORTS.
Continued from Third Page.
COMMENT IN CLEVELAND.
w hat the Sporting Writer'S Say About
the Senator's.

What the Sporting writer's sd y ADout
the Senators.
Plain Deaier.-The cranks have dubbed
Washington's left fielder Murderer" Sell
bach. He certainly kills an unusual number
of base hits Rogers. De Montreviiie,
and McCauley are a pretty lively trlo Tor
No nitcher has an easy thing with the
uppcr half ot wasEington's batting list.
He must keep pitching bah all the time
unless he wants Ia see 1t fioatlnS hYSS
the fences.
For team that did not ta ke southern
trim Tho NaShingtons are certainly pia y Z;
a magnificent article of ball. AnG Capt.
Joyce says they will improve with warm
weather. In that case those desHlSed
SendtOrs will cut a big figure in the race
for the peunant
The morning times., 1896-05-08

Siook Malcolm Light Wrecked.
Cape Charles, Va. May 7.-Sloop Malcolm
Light, from Norfolk TO Atlantic City, N
j., went ashore on Cobb's Island last night
and is a total loss. The crew were saved
by the life saving crew of Cobb's Island.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
BargainDay

Remnants and few-of-a-
kind articles which collect
during the week are placed
on sale every Friday at a
great eduction from former
prices in order to keep our
stocks fresh and clean.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
HECHT s CO.
SIS Seventh Street.

There's no reason why
you should not buy here. Abb
solutely the lowest prices IN
town-and the privilege of
paying for what you buy in
small weekly or monthly in
stallments.
The morning times., 1896-05-08
Ioc yard.

Dimities in Persian effects,
very dainty and sheer. Was
19c per yard. Today, 10c
per yard,
The morning times., 1896-05-08
ParasoIs Half Price.

20 OF THIS SEASONS PARA
SOILS, ONE AND TWO OF A
KIND, ON SALE TODAY AT
WERE f =. $2.t: $500 s1.6o
The morning times., 1896-05-08
SI25 SI.On

% BOXES OF STATIONERY.
CONTA INING "a SHEETS AND "a
The morning times., 1896-05-08
SOC Sweaters, :30C.

per pan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

~The CoCRlEz acknoxleizes
the receipt Of the Premium List o.
the Dubois County Fair. 10 h< held
at Huntingburg sept IL TO H. II
va- printed =; the Signal otEc-. and
i q neat and ere6itable specimen OF
work /; contains advertisements
Of p enterpn=lng Huntinxburg
Business establishments The lisf
Of premiums d liberal. and citizens
Of Dubois county vill benefit them
selves, and each other, and the
county generally. If they vii crowd
the Fair TO overt;owing with entire
Give II bag boost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

HE lai'1s OF the e. r. Chrrrh
VII give = lawn party NJ Masonic
grove on >aruriay night June ~,
ne proceeds 10 20 fo- carpetlng The
4 r church Come one and all,
- ~ nlos ao evening
80
hsv- Fisher Of the " T. church,
lrsacnec tne MEMORIAL sermon Tor
inc o-d soldiers OF this place sun
l n-$n- ne sermon Wa Wei
orisrre'i and rsptrte IN every par
lncuiar- Vulre = large audience
IN ur4 ol >A-nA- anu Lonai-
II % 'nlS Piacer nave closed out
my nhSe sOn- 10 " ashlngron-
- . l. urssory preacned the
lnT1sO'l1i sermon LOT tne Ireland IT,
= = AZ hhllSo"ro1gn- sunday al
= = - ana In GOO lrd
-
'aMna- OF tne FRIENDS
l-ln- 1nru IN tne = r.
, - . Ire.-n'i- sunny IL lo-Su
= 1lllTlcs ~E present and
- - l"sso 1li- -illcn-
The commencement exercises II
ne l. = Church Saturday night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

N0clrr - hereby gwen that the County
B.Dart Of Review u easements IN D~r-
tsS1< counry. cDupr~ezi Of the County
A<=~~ror. W. w KenDf4II. County
Treasurer EfEari A. Bohnerr- Countv
49fIsar A1g1<s H. Ke~rn-r. ansf---
a fr~~k0s1er 0f-soxn~hip. ana.
fr~~hsDI1er 0f-sDxushIr.
y-e to t~ appalnre.i A. Members II .a..i
Boart Of Eezi~x by hi~ hnu0r Eugene A
EIy- J7t<~ Of the buhs5iz CIrrr1Tr Court.
sIEl m<<r IN regular SESSION. 1rr-Drfinx 10
As. az the Court House In Jasper. DN1-
hnn< county. Instiana- On the 3rt Mon
taE IN June. l-'~S. being
MONDAY. JUNE Is. Iss.
and viii REMAIN In se==1on thirty asvs.
st1rrnx hszzl nesz hnGrs
The board slIl hear anv complain r~ az
opn~rx 0t p~r~0nal prDp~rrv IN regard to
thu Esse=<menr thereof. OF non zs~<~.-
nrnt Of <arh ~ 0Ixnr 10 h< xs=~~~e.t s,r
rlKKrs0n- vIrh a vl@r OF rr,rrpr<lrx MI
errUrs N names 0r de--rIpcion- or the A.
ss-<xrzenr Of vllalarDDns returned bv auv
ot the several township E~-e=~1rs. II,
ls1hsuls es0rnry To make such retrzrn< COM
plv With the prDvlspnu@ u the tax aw-
The B0nri viii xI~o hear xnv conn
plkin-z ~ regards the k~-~-~ulenf IL r~al
estate. Or znF onIrt-i zeal estate. or any
stoCo1e assessment q er.rf. 20 the emf
that all real estate In DUBOIS s~Drrrv.
-r1y he F1<rly assessed M IL tr-1e e4sh
rEl7e. krrnrfrnx r0 L1x
All rs~t eIrz-n- are responsibility in
rI-<st 70 arr-rf ~Irher in per~sn or b~
srrsren Statements, Cd a=-ist tbs. B0arf
10 make . Frst AMI eg1irable e-s1alixa-
-son nnpDrg the several toznshIp-
Dshso1s cssEnrv.-@p that All
may eDnf0rm To An equal stansiarf-~f-
er~n,rr h~znx hzf D. natural AMI r--,-
rzrh5raI ccuiIrsons-ansf other elements
&c rElN
In tescTnn0ny weren't have her~un
% &C my hansf. AMI AFFIXED
the seal ~ the Board of Conn
rszsr nah~1oners of DuhrIs rpunfv.
IDt-- this 9th day % Nav,
Is~
Arsrsr H. K0EayxR-
ADtItor D-ztniz County.
Mag - lsx-5w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

uooDE> WED0ISG--A large
number q trends surprised Mr..
Phil A. Guckrs and his e~timable
wIfe Tuesday night with a lot u
vceten ornaments. utensils. aid
~tlcx< II wood and hani-plkrS. and
useful Articles. % Jog their memo
rIes that il was the 9Th anniversary
Il their marriage 4 lolly good
time xas had by all. and about mid
night the company broke up. wish
ing their hosts MANY returns Of the
anniversary
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

Notlcr l. hereby gwen that by virtne
Of an orfer Of the dubois Circuit Court.
the undersigned administrator Of the
estate Of Louis Troxler. decreased. will
o1er for sale NJ PGbllc zuerion NJ the
door Of the Court Ho~l-e in the T01n
OF Jasper Dubois county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY. JUNE .Drh. A. u. lss-s.
the following described real estate. stu
ate-t IN Dubois county. Iniiana, to-wir /:
Part 0f the Ea=t-h4lf II section number
thErry-nve ISL township number on.
Cd south range number five Isl ~e-r.
more particularly described n follows
VIE. commencing az the half mile corner
between sections rhirtv-fiye and thirty
slx IN SAID township ami range. thence
South On the section line. thIrrv-txo 81
RODS Ia a stone. thence >o1fh for-v-fiye
degrees and fifteen minutes west eIgh-
teen tl-i RODS 10 a stone. thenee North
t0rsy--even degrees West ffry (JOl ry.i-
% . stone. thence North rwenrv-one
degrees AMI fifteen minutes West fifteen
tl5l rUs= ami nineteen tlsy links to a
stone, thence North -Ixty-fO1r degrees
eat twenty-five - rods AMI twenty
three link. 10 a stone. thence North sew
enrv-four DEGREES ami thirty Minutes
east eleven CHI ru-is and tao ca links
% stone thence North eighty degrees
east fxenry-one (zll ro-i- and ninteen
ISL links 20 . stone on the section line,
thence >ourh on sald rssrslon line TWEEN
ty cd rods AMI s~enty-cne (sll links
% the plzse Of beginning, containing
rs A 77-lO acres more or les imm--iI-
afely ~Dufh of the Civ Mills Of Jasper
TERMS OF SALE. Dn@ third Of the
purrhase money To h. paid in cash, the
re=lstue IN two equal payments, at nine
and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving notes for deferred payments,
n~arins six per eenfum interest from
late, waving benefit Of valuation laws,
with freeholi sureries to the approval of
The Sfmini=fraf0r.
Said real estate will be sold freed from
he Judgment and mortgage liens Of the
the Phenix Loan As-ccia-
hon Margaret Kline. John TroxIer,
Andrew Eckert and Mary A. Barth-
sale 10 begin NJ one O'Clock r. w. Of
ai.f day.
AxDRKx ErxEEr, Admir-
TksrLcE a HrSrER, Affy's-
Nav 18th ls~s-4t-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

So Loais June ls. 1896. The L. u. A
Il L. X r. will furnish to the people
OF jasper and vicinity separate coach
for their accommodation tovi~it this con
venfion and the great CITY Of - Louis.
The probabilities are that this conven-
IL nearer 10 us than another xiIl b. in
many years lts vel that ycu don't
let this opportunity Clip OF visiting yclr
fri~nsis in q decoraf@f ear, worked in
bag letters, Prom Dubois County"
v. t. Clsycomb, Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

Notice " hereby given that the unde,
sixnei- Trustee Of Hall township. vii
attend to township business on each Sat
. ar,ay h % the year, a. my Office. and per
sarf are required to present il to him on
Saturdays
The township library will also be found
NJ my office near Ro-amond, and the cit
Izens are invited to call there for library
books
The Indiana Series Of School books
may De had at my office, and at John j
Mescheie's, in Celestine.
LEVI l.. JACOBS,
Trustee Hall township.
Aug .. lsa5.-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

~The Republican Representa-
tive Convention for the district Of
lawrence Orznge and Dubois meets
At West Baden to-day to nominate
young man BY the name cf
Brooks. Of lawrence County. - Is
candidate How does NJ. Cooper
feel2 AIS. poor Yorick,--