davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
HIS DECISION RESERVED.
NORMAN r. REED CLAIMS PART
NERsHIP AND WANTS A RE-
CEIVER APPOINTED.

CElNER APPOlNlED.
This morning Chancellor Nicholson
heard argument and reserved his de-
cision in the case OF Norman r. Reed
VS.. Albert Buehler. it being a claim OF
partnership and application for a re-
ceiver. William S. Hilles represented
the complainant and William f. Kurtz
the respondent.
The case Of DR.. John ]. Dougherty
VS.. Cornelius J. Moriarity was contin-
ned until the early part Of November.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
BUSINESS opPoR UN1sIEs.
NoTIoRa

ATTENTION EVERYBODY.-A court of
the Independt MT Order OF Forreeters OF
America is now being organized in his city.
Any white man between the ages OF IL and
% is eligible 10 membership. The Order OF
Forresters is one OF the Oldest organizations
in America, with membership Of over l4O.-
600. A sick aud atcide, benefit OF 5000 per
week. Free me0tcal attendance. also a
funeral benefit OF 5000 on the death OF the
wife OF a member. Insurance on member
at greatly reducs rates. Apply to
CHAkLES HAY WARD,
Room No.
McVey Building,
Or At residence. No s06 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

NOTICE.-TO COUNTY TAx-PAY-
WRS.-The receiver OF taxes. John T.
Dickey, will sit at the following places
during the months OF August, September
and October, at dates as stated, for the
collection Of county, poor, road and dog
October e-Blackbird.
October 8-Blackbird.
October S-Delaware City.
October 10-Delaware City.
October 14-MiddletoWn.
October 16-Odeasa.
October IS-AarHhallton for NH Creek
Hundred.
October 17-Stanton.
October z1-NeNport.
October R-Centreville-
October 23-KirkW0od.
October H-KirkWood.
October 8-Newark.
october 29-Practical Farmer.
October 30-NeWark.
october 31-Practical Farmer.
LADTEsI Chichester's English Penny
roysl Pills Diamond BRANDY are the best
safe, reliable. Take no other Send &C.
stamps for particulars. Relief for
Ladies'" In letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
Or at residence. No 9Oe West Fourth street.
Wilmington, Del.

A PROCLAMATION:
State Of Delaware, Executive Depart
ment.
1, William T. Watson, Governor Of the
State OF Delaware do hereby proclaim
and make known, in accordance with the
provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly OF this state that on the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER.
in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-six, being the
Tuesday next after the first Monday In
said month, an election will be held in the
several counties Of this state, at the
places in the hundreds respectively, at
which the general election in the said
year is held for. the purpose OF choosing
by ballot three electors for the election
OF a president and vice-president OF the
United States.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal OF
the state to be affixed at Dover.
ISEAIl this NTH day OF October, In the
year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-six, and or the
Independence OF the United States the
one hundred and twenty y-first.
BY the Governor,
]. HARVEY WHITEMAN. Secretary Of
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

DECLARES THAT MAJOR RAY
MOND MADE ANERROR OF JUDO
MENT AND is ENDEAVORING TO
DO WITH MUD WHAT HIS JETTY
FAILED TO DO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
The SUGAR BOUNTY CASES
seifor H.artn< "Wednesday rostpon--f Be-
esa~~ Of the Ah.%n-- Of Ja.tE<e brewer

NAsHtSsTv>. Narrn 1L--Ths- trial
Of the sugar bounty case involving
the enthusiastically ~ the la-. aud
Incidentally sustaining the eon~--uc-
riNn ~ the lax a. alnvuncs.. bv Comp
trDiler f,Dw ier. MAJ not csJane % in
the supreme court Cox hearing for
s-sIe time - come They were -.
Gown for Wednesday in the supreme
curt and all the counsel for the r,v-
ernm-at and for all the other parties
were present. but the case wa no.
called a. Justice Brewer hal been
summoned 10 Texas by the severe H.
ness ~ mis- daughter
], i, understood tina. Justice White.
Of Louisiana will not sit in this case.
~ the cas-s now stand they may be
SET for trial az the pleasure of the
chief t1stie~- and IL ne b-cgsre< satfsfesI
fhsi full bench NAY not be- obtained
- hear them and their urgency de-
uHands speedy trial. he NAV ST the
CASES Tor trial at an early day before
Al incomplete court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.
Prosectiosiss Calamity uows~r~ R@bus~d-
Prosperous People.

The tnatta nOO-ra Tirle~ sharply and
effectively rcbu4es those cema .so-ues
who have been making political capital
by preaching calamity and ruin to the
southern people I've affirm SAYS
the Times. THAT the people Of the
south. taken a a whole. are better off
r.ght now than they have been since
or before the civil war. They are
better contcn,ei. they are more none.
ful. they are saving more money. they
are less indeus than ever before And
il cites agricultural reports. assess.
Eens returns and industrial stati>,ieS
IN proof Of its assertions The Times
makes out its case AGAINST the monc-e--s
Of discomfort These di~,urbers o.
peace and progress aira-s ha~. an
easy time Of IT, Prosperous people 10
not boast but move along quietly and
cvntentedlv- Failure j. ever noisy. i
ever seeking TO shift the b.arne FOR the
results OF its own incapaciry 10 a -en-
eral condition Of evil Then. too. no
one Is as rich or a. happy As he thinks
ne deserves To BE- All arc. therefore.
more or less inclined to lend a svmpa-
thetic ear TO denunciationso of existing
conditions and TO promises of better
times however vague The better
times are coming. but they are moi
fastened by filing the air with lie.
about the in,olerable evils of the pres
ent and BY filling the hearts Of mcp
with dependency. N " World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
TIE BERMUDA ORDERED SEIZED


A~H-ySr"y- March en->ecre-ar
Carlisle had long conference with
rhe president Yesterday morning IN
=. - ss5ec- ~ enforcing tn. nen--a.itr-
laE> - a-ain>- ElibEs-erin- -xp-d.-
tions leavin- tie United state, 4, ais
To c1''1n Insurgents On hi, return
= Ia treasury the following teIe-rr.ru
w2s dictated ant ~rnr brpasIea~r.
90 s-eta- >. Customs. >1raer, Point.
= ~ reports 1iirus-erinz- exzS-s3Ifioa
.r- l-r1a va transferred from s---s.-rier
atlantic CO. 20 another steamer.
F.rgt- biz the 4 y rrnrda. fr,sreat Evy
a.4rt1r inl~- jester ar morning az
~.-A; y -laez- -A7a-hr "a ~ composed "
Gen fszrsia -arti s-~e-1i foilpx--- II
v~s>rA II carrying an exposition en-
sls.i1- u arms anL ammrnitiDa AMI
-.rl- ~ violation Ok title ~. T. : "
the z D1-el state sesx- her IL IN. ar
ri--> within rpur Jurisdiction. I'll.
fac rlll- ~eSses 4a-rie> a cargo "
arms j. ry- sui-ic-ent IT I->.lf rs an-
thprix~ a srixure. III n----s,a--- sp-a-
rnnaie-a.r tri-l auv -everr-- rnt--- .o3
-i'f -n- tnE-el SAFE art0ruev-
l>s-E--7-- >Ewrr VITA
Ar-in- Secretary
CvT-l--s ~ this te,e-rzr z~.~. .s1t %
.Ae mary d--a--Ere-.. ~ capt -hr.-
rzzxer- cAie1 0s the r-v.-nu- r-stte-
s--rvi-=- t-sa-nrF department. I, III.
Spanish minister hrr-- % thr a--s,--
mr. general - the ~ -r-.l-v Dr $50.
and al collectors " customs aIou-rA.
.~f-r~7.. ....-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
a VOICE FOR PEACE

t.li fern >.tieaai seafrr.ne- % Repre-
-~@sstis- Msa 90 Nee IN an eIt, q.
" t.hsn <tcm - tdsersr~ th~ f-fahll-h
Hr~Ht li~tw~ ne Fw~ s.rssr EaxIl-h
>s~eAia< >sfiss.s 20 . F.sl4.a~an >y-t-n
OF trbt-E7shisa-
NAsM>eToS. March "a The -.
.oN ilg lr-ter - recently tv.en mailed
:" OVER ~rr t-r->alI rtprss -, sl,arivs
zen Throughout sAr ait.-l states
WASHINGTON. March be. i-s5
DEsE So A widespread desire "a,
t~eE r4uitc>tet toth il tho United
s---es ana u '.rrat Britain. Tor The
es-l l.istIz-el. between thes. rvv, c,an-
iE.szs " > permanent sysiem ~ arht-
ir1r.1u
Nlth view 10 the acSonpi ishnrnt
.. that e,l we hereby invite Won 10
ats.El national conference. 10 b-
held IN the city ~ Washington. On
"Wednesday and Thurs iay. the ed an
80 ~ April next 20 exprc~s the gen
era cSnvicrion that such a system -.
aro'rratioa sho-ll lie speedily pro-
vs.r~t ~ ~ the proper authorizes.
Au1 --itA r-se ml~r comprehensive az
p-lezti1n p-actieza bl.-
Il > sarne>tly desired that all pa~5,
q the couurry should b. represented
- ---s ference and IN order tha-
tAl> z-sy b-r 1>>lrei. ~z-1ilar invita-
iin- has ben sent 10 Representatives
i-+-1- --FrsEH-etlTe u party - creeI. n
evS-E SAFE a-l -c--.t0ry n the Tuit--l
states the c9nosas-i riemb~-~hip y.
TIE two nu-,es ~ congress 3. .-s
;4Strl a. --ls-aI bas-s ~ nuubcr.
49, = -sg. -tis.ntaemr.
-~s----l- tnar yuu share orr belief
A. Z" r-e -alFJ---ner u The end pro-
Pr -r.~e y v-r deem il urlrreceS~zrr. il
tai~ communication. to enter int III
extended 4---eIIenr On the subject
y rert1t-s.- ae-~- as well = hy re-
Es--.'l crr-a-lt.rtl-- our g1rc=umcar
--s -1Eearr-- bvsyr. the wo-l- IN ~
so--sy NJ INTERIM l5rlal arbitration a.
a 1-ra>ure s1nipr1llble In ou- in.s.-
ests AID the general Interests 81 our
lns-lt-tlors- A. well a. To the ca1sc 5t
genera .->tiee and civilization. To
,nl~ effect patriotism. phiian-hroohr.
'i1r-~--an~..ip zz1 religion have
sp'.1=z - rirh one voice
- ----aA- ---r PRESENT move Trent
e the promotion u arbitration he
,nren tA- tritel states and tsrear
Britain we are ROT Ene.n cerns-I ss-
ine ~ Leg application ~ rI- principle
1Tr- rcd B-s-. taking in-n canS5ar-a-
i1,- r-le i--p5~-snce and the value u
'rAc-acai result>- i has seemed wise
p ee1erntrate our inme.tiate eff Jrss
'Psn The a--4i-mrnt " PERMANENT
Es,---n Between the -Evo great Ea-I1sla-
lv-az-n- pr- p--S
Earn->-lT trusting that We nay re-
ere a- ar early AaT vour acceptance
{. Inc Invitation hereby extended. We
vEE-a-n- yO--s faithfully.
MELVILLE w FULLEa
he , ls..cr ~ the >upr--ze Court 81
The 1-tef- States AMI "a other
e's-@-s ! prominent gentlemen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

lition ~ nj ?, '<a'e PROPERTY. and gov.
ernment control -. ira e and industry.
There j. no, the slightest reason WHY
the manufacturers should he repre-
scented in the cabinet. or why the ai-
ministration should have power 10
regulate o. control in any way the
business of producing rnais> hut the
protected Interests. ever on the looss-
ont fcs chance 10 plumber the public.
think that tney would have better
opportunity for getting governmental
favors through a secretary of mana-
features. and they are doubtless right
Whether the Interests of the whole peo-
pie will D. secured by the closer union
% pap-hnnters and the government. Is
another question The democratic
party. pledged tn abolish every vestige
OF protection. has always stood for the
least possible interference by govern
ment in matters OF private business
IL asserts that all forms Of paternal-
ism are injurious and oppressive. and
That the people should lie trusted To
manage their own affairs as they think
best II will oppose the proposition
fo- representative in the cabinet Of
speeAs. class of producers on the
ground ths, 1t j. entirely foreign 10
the spiri; of our free institutions In
stead of p..erns.ism and trade restrix.-
tior or regulation. IL will favor the
right Of casa individual To control his
OWN business. Between the two rolf
lies can there he any doubt which the
liberty loving American
Viii choo>eg TAEIFF EEFoE,:rg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
MORE PaTERnsL,sn.
.hs ~Iassnts- Are Now Calling for = wet

Tire extent - which the republican
oolicy ~ protection has led the conn
try away from the self-r-lians indie
ps7cenee which the founders Of the
repa bile considered tile IDEAL Of citi-
zenshiP. j. illustrated ia the resolu-
tons adopted at the Chicago conven-
tion of the National Manufacturers
association After declaring 1, j. the
duty ~ the government 10 favor the
men engaged in certain kinds Of in
dustrv by the imposition Of tariff du-
ties which shut out foreign COMPETE
ton. the convention recommended
that congress should create a new cab
met Office. and tina, a secretary o.
manu- facturers be put in charge Of the
Industrial . fairs Of the country. the
object of the department being. Of
course the extension of governmen.
interference and regulations in mat
tiers of private business. so tina. indus
try IN general would be controlled a,
Washington
A the protected manufacturer.
own the republican party. and can
dictate such a policy a. best suits their
'~--~" NA-N@A $3.50 AAAE -AlN tAAe IOr n sec
retarv OF manufacturers will probably
be carried out in the event OF repub-
lican success in the coming cam
paign- The result will be tina, ir-
stead Of being conducted on Abe m.
tu-al lines of free competition. 20 =.
70 bring abont the most eaicien. bro
duetio7 81 goods under the mos, faro.-
able conditions. We shall hare business
depending - large extent on poIiti-
eal manipulation and whims Of gov.
ernment officials This kill he ~.
logical outcome Of the assumption bv
cohxress ~ power 20 Interfere in any
s2ay with what j. purely private al
fair
Once started on the road which leais
70 paterraiisn, il is difficult TO see
where the country will stop before
seacasng state socialism. VITA the abo-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

T-E ME- EXPEDITION.
= Reported fnis-Es-- E-sszdsz--1 -
Draw on ths Reserve funa ss~ go.-.

L''aIeS March - -Tr rhe hnr>e %
ao'tnnons- veste-iar Urass = >---~fs--
Irrzpn a8noancA6 thz- 4. Fer selof
frrnrh arui.ser % foreign a-sai-s- h 4
informed LJ-l DlE--in the British
amt1>saio- - rr.-Eaec. Tat liz r-1at--
atet zil respln.i hilstr 5Q- tie ~-a,.-
rlcrts -7a1e in re-, s-t.a- -ae 1---n,--
% tIc Interview between -h. II ~.
and the a1Dh2ssall-0- u Tue>s---. !.
Fshirh tie t0-lnr- : r~--.>-----f a.
having demanded 10 know --.- r4a-
srr~ flT the British expedition --n tie
Mis-. and a. having pointed a.-- RI.
grzTe con-egueu r-> rs--4ssa-s-- IL
voiTcd II s-rh an undertaking.
Mr. Ea-tr-r. s-s- l0-s ~ -s- -r.-~-
urr- aat the government .-a1-r \. IT,.
hosus+-. sid that -ae Birth arafz.sz-
dor q Paris Berlin. Vienna. Eo--
and - P-tershz-- hal been i1-- --sc..-s
a. communicate 70 the RESPECTIVE -,--
ern n1ents - which they N-rr za---as.-
lteTi tie -rurns1s nQ1a which INC IN
gil~h edvsn4e mp the Ne vzsi.sr laI
ben made and also - u1su- o--- .te
faet th4- In order 70 meet 49, ex-
E'e1'-lture> -elui----i i might - = 49,
s4rr - u=e = lz---r- sam than na-
AZ The aisp0-ll " --- E.-v7.ta-- --ea~-
ury and that tn -eFr-.a-.4n- sT
that the cJEzi-.iu1 " tie Er~-.-i,u
pablo debt wOli assent - 49, er-
r-Erit1-u - en- ~ FROM tie -----re
fund. which sraS nov =. -alns. IT,
goTe-rue-t~ q fs=--1-n-. lta1r a-i
AuSr-sa hns r-fr.r : .-,is.s .s..--s-..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Putting high taxes on imports can.
not increase prices and at tn- same
time reduce them To expose the
dn?licity ~ the rrotcctionists i. j. ONLY
necessary 20 insist that they sha.l give
n square answer 70 the qrcstion. ..,iocs
protection make goods dra-cr or hear
err That y a question that will CON-
rel s.e advocate. ~ higher d.ties r.
declare for either sow or high prices.
" will be no losg-- possible for theu
TO straddlc the sssua
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

II the milkmen in town or cit,
were to declare themselves in favor o,
higher prices for milk. nobody would
be surprised But /, would be very
surprising il all the consumers Of milk
agreed that the milk mems wishes mus,
he deferred to- sowith the demand Of
the manufacturers that they he al.
lowed 10 dictate the tariff policy d
the country. The 5000. 900 Of con-
sumers should have something to saw.
and In spite OF the alleged business in.
terests should vote down the party
which advocates higher priceA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Had the Ladies' Aid Society Of our
Church out for tea forty of them. and
all pronounced the German Cofreeberrx
equal 10 ...o. Saizer's catalogue tells
You all about il. IS packages Earliest
vegetable seeds Si.OO.
In NoU WILL CT THIS OFT AND SEND
with l5c- stamps To John 4. Salzcr Seed
To- La Crosse. Wis. you will get free a
package Of above great coffee seed and
onr Is page cataloeue. Catalogue
alone &C. postage. fxl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
COMMON INTERESTS


LosneS. March - In the hr-,~.. ~
eprlrnpns Nr. Lahc-rhese e referring ID
- British expedition - H0nv1la
ss+-f'd ne -Dre-nze q. if anv a1Esanrs
existed between szrrat Britain And
ITALY Nr IurDon- under foreign s....
rrtary- sait .he-e ~xist-.f H. aIfHane.
90 agreement " any kind hrsw~~r, N,
~" rruntrie>s but th- cirrum.-ar~s.
n which they were placed F.ysnrs-4 !,
the ezps-ieney % n t-Serd1r e,-1-.-r,.
tfoa D1.'Teen tae TOO Sss~~lz-r-s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
A YARN"
Vha- Was Tone with the Woo..-Falss
Statements Answered

Vhs- Was Tone with the woo..-Falss
Statements Answered
The New York Press thinks il ha,
found an argums ut against the Wilson
tariff IN the statement of imports Of
wool FOR the last two years The Of
fetal returns show tina. in i.9s we i'm
ported ,s5. 1850 pounds Of wool. ana
IN ISIS. -t>-a-1..l- pounds Tie Press
considers this Increase a great calam-
itv and weeps over the alleged loss 10
American wool growers and wool
manufacturer. i, claims that Under
free wool our wooden mills have shut
down or run on short time. and denies
that any one has been benefited by the
increased imports of wool.
II the Press Is correct in saving tina.
the wooden industry j. doing les, bnsi.
ness than in 1925. when wool va,
heavily taxed. there must be 4 10: Of
stupid wool merchants in this corr-
try For II ai>.uOtOo0 pounds Of fox
eiyn wool has been brought here mere
" TO be stored in warehouses. some
body must have lost a great deal Of
money But the Press is wrong as
usual The weekly wool rnarset
reports show that the irnusen>.
quantities of wool have practically
all been bought for consumption bv
the wooden anufacturers, and iha,
there IS NO more than the average
stocks on hand 30 that the mills.
which the Press falsely says were idle
during the past year. Were really en-
gagged in converting much more WOO,
into cloth and other nished products
than in i>9s
PrOtectiOnis.s have TO swallow some
pretty big yarns from their tariff or
-anS But rhey surely cannot lie ex-
pectei 70 believe tina. an industry
which thus Increases the amour, o.
raw material used in one wear. j. in a
worse condition because Of such in
,rease- IL j. clear that ai-. OoO.nGf
pounds 81 wool cannot get itself man
1fac.ured without giving employment
20 labor And the thousands Of skilled
Tooien operatives who nave had their
wages increased during the past wear
IRE decidedly OF the opinion that more
WOOL means more work and that more
york means prosperity for both en-
'loyers and employed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

Ine eaaen & Ills pa.cr wi. - Ma ed
- earn that there j. AZ least IN. .lrssSa
a'ss-se tiA'if sciescc has sn able 10 an. "a
f.-..- .fs. ana HAT i C4i-rrh Halls
ktswn - tle Alaticsl fraternity Ca,s-rb
80 constitutional tiscase. reos,ire, 4
$50 ~ IN. Nal treatment Halls r.,ar,.T
.ur = taAen internally. acting dir'.tlx
l,'.h y. p'na.i and fnrt.ors s..rface. N M.
- '.er,Dy destroy ~ the foundation
sireng'h - bni.iing N tbecons,itutin., "a
assisting nature IA doing IN. work IT,.
ltoirlrt"rs Lls" - much faith In M. enr-,-
I'VE powers that they ogfer On.. HurJr.~l
poAars inr any case Hat il fails ~ eur.
seld for list ~ Testimonials
Address y. GnrxrY 40 ~r.,~s N
sold by Druggists. -.
hA-ls Family fllls are the bes..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
CHUNG SING FAT


WASHINGTON. March zy-The trras-
rrv department has directed the,
Chung sing Fat chiranan. NAV -
enter the United States at Bostun- In
i-9i Joe Tyc. 4 chinanan. ~tole ,rn
OF money from Fat vvhD pursned him
QUIT the nited states. since th~.
I've has t~cn ARRESTED. and the ts~.f.
nuuy ~ Fat j. now niece ssary for ..s,n-
vlctiFr 70 Tys-. AttDrney-sseueral EI.r.
mon permits Pats return re he -sr
thera1s-~ OF tls cause Of tux-ica
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27
Lmo.G g.5TY TONES
The Aener-etaa on. -sa--sicz F--9.e~n-s. "a.
~~ar~h Tor s4r-~ ReA-iM< tFrn TIE
Hr-s--dary .sEr.si~n-

The -ener-esA sg-r-sa--sioz F-r9ss~nrs- d..
~~nr~h for s4r-- RsA-im< tYsa the
iis-Eadary vEr.-iDn-
WA~HssGrv~. March Having
be.r. w Ps-ss---.sl ~ the E-.iisz Hire
book Since Monday AMI l- the Een.-
zuci4E do1r-zlsezt~ -.sr .Hr--r "a rs.s-.z. ti...
Nen@kuelan comll5~siprer. has made
cpPious no--s ~ -h-ir I'm -fn.-- ami
YESTERDAY tp0k Up thr di-c6s~ "a X
various conIic.in- and iahar1r ~ i9rs
Pgint- ~ tha Two e2ses - presented.
referring also - tl-- x--a- aeru-naIa-
tiDn4 ~ evidence the com mission ha1
alresiy Ina = t-aring rr-,a the differ
ent pha~ss - the question
! complete b.bll.-r1p1 ~ The l~o.sxs
and H1aps IL the Le7ox Iibrz-r ana
New YORK library Hzs D-es---a=s 1,
the commission naming some rhr-~
hundred works covering the ~.,--e-
sPcndence fryn ih- yea. I'm 10 To
TO which access i offered. also = s-a:a-
logue Il ls- manuscripts relating -
spanish American missions. s---.l.-
rnents and siEniia- matters
A report w2s ais-o received upors The
Tank collection u the Wisconsin Ii.-
torical society Library consisting II
Dutch records. some a them u Great
value
The commission was informed 81 the
STATE depa rtn@nt that the govern -ra--u.~
Of Holland and spain had exprr.s--a
willingness 70 assis- in the inv-~-ira-
tacn ~ their archives The question
OF sending saozae one = make an 5-v-s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

ON BACHELOR Now that your s:str-
has married. l. l. Your turn Y0u.r
l-liy--'-is that meant as an of-ers--LnS-
tire Blae.ter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

TIE ietesi phoiorrapE ~ Honorable l. "
Na-ktr. CcMmanler-in-C Aicf IL the 4: A.
X Write a. + III IoRp. a,-.incv BGila.nr.
chicago, and sc1 vii rac GIVE one free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

MAY l take this seat. madam ~ said the
travelling man - a lady in the rail mad car
NO. siE, said the female. witLerinrly: Il
rave been keeping II for gcntlcnl an. "
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

THE Naster--I~ !, raining very hart.
~ ma Tue >tryant No. sir. oaly
hallstones. ~. -kcAb4rs Gazette
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

NArrir. through al her works. in great
degree. o,rrows = blessing from variety
CLlrctllll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-27

A strange sight was witnessed the
other day by the occupants of Camp
Comfort on the shore of Lake Hebron
in Monsoon. What at first seemed a
steel chain two feet long and three
fourths of an inch wide, was acciden-
tally stepped upon. by Mrs c. w. Fol
som. On closer examination it was
fonnd she had broken the ranks of A
vast army of filthy looking worms
which had come up out of a hole in
the ground and taken up line Of
march for some point. A teakettle of
hot water soon caused the ground To
be covered with countless dead worms
an inch long. and there are several
thousand less pests of some kind
which probably would have infested
that locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-27
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