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University Association.

The University Association meets at the Institute tonight. The fol- lowing is the program:
 PROGRAM:
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CURRENT TOPICS.
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Liv. CONGRESS.



THE senate uAs 10. IL >-~..o- A., ...e-,
II ~ eo->- tG-in- ne - rat-r-.. 1850
1Pt1-r- - F1ellr l-tere~- o.-rn-r..1 sIth.,s..A
Y II 80 r~e- txp-rr-,t ik4r sor- -,.t.. u.,,.ll
e i@Sr- - ne Funi.>Aer1 cal .o- tst~ % 49,
- pp-1 Issue Tnerr "a a r-1-.o>l-..t-
--A.-- ~ n >~sarsr--in ~ NJ Aiien - r..--
rr~--t-s+rr -re- the ae~ s.ac~ IL T-sa. f.u- =.
A. Credentials uere .a- o-r,al.r ~t.-.s -
i4r ~Qfr--- ans >er-~EA-y. a. i-..-tr- -.
14fr --- ~ matter uA~ rere--s.s "a ~. -,
l.eA-v cCrl=l
- tne ~e-A-- ca tAe tn tue rra.re c.,---,rr-
- substitute .1r ~ ko-~e h1-t 1..Il ~. -
r,r1 An- p-Ae~i ga ne ea-ezsz- NJ CEan-
--er >----~r~. r-l- - making -h4 u-e--,-4,g
49, rr-A-F i-F-lAr one The >ta.r.-- 49,
- tcf t'--ir-t--l'-izre - Wale~ .-st,. -..--.
i-1f- r-.l-irIl act mas h-0s-.-as a. th.
t-l-f- AZ trr ~e-4te rT N-- -.ef.-e l.-.>~
~ Ne,1 >Fsa~f Ia a-~wtr a. NJ ~zs-aa a.
AZ -lf as-- AZ animated tl~~u~>.az "a -
TT Tee tnq-qyr~ wa> ~ rrsrri-
FA- feature ~ me 11s ~ 1g-a.ss ~ " .r-s-
rrp-sst n'11 s-.iss- srpz C-ah -as .ra-.. ~
>t.rf@ -,1--:t a. ~ .1..---y we-e agreed ~
&C. ~. r~- 1s. o1-r.a
- i-e .slA.e cn TIE 81 the szlr .nrss---.
q -1,- .---zg &c al-I.llte >e>...,- r.-. ~.
-Weart----- - >~--.e- N-.csrr ,rr- Coll s8-
- - .e-E tie s~ce-tt.z o. az .ulr --4r-
t--- FROM TIE crU-lt--e - zae.- a-1.rs :e- .
,-r c-..-t------ ~ -.4lt-ia,zl ---- f1s -. --ry
a1- 3 -aee tT ~ Better pop NClo y.
az ----ent~ :, r-- h0-se aa-.a rs. -E-s q s--A-
---frr ~ ---e ln III. rn-~e sr.~t 49,
a--t-f- N1ef.L NF Nr ~r4-.lI-n- 0--- r-e
a.l- III +. s4t 4--~xartt- ~ -A@ Ham.sts- ~
-1--~. r-- -e-t -1l REFEREES ~ tie cor go.
Ga irs III ---a-> >ef@-sl -1.lr.-r-a-f -o.-
- ---l~Es A--a r-~ieeret l--f1~ lie
s-z-.a afg --~-t-
u III + str AZ -A= s- az e-g So mostly
-.- ~ y I~s-r~ BAser rep
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GOV BREOLEYS MESSAGE


t-sar --*~AE - Reforms
FEANKToET- ~. Jan. II--s.ov- .srz.l
Aey message was received - il.-
YESTERDAY marning and read II .ae
h"n>--- !, recommend, a nesw ~ts-..
c'.HitD! hriiiia- and nezr gr-e-no--.
mansion. II condemns mob la- ana
AK trr the passage Of larr~ imposing
rigid penalties IL also recon zs.--..l I
new Judicial and legislative an
T-ointnent laws and the atr1l-
isnIn-nt " the bureau II avrs-
culture rrvister ~ lands and ccn-
monreaith> attorney II asks for The
passage ~ Laws imposing severe pen
aitls-s fv- violation ~ election rue.
ard that foreign corporations y. cosa-
PEELED 20 u-gzniz- under the Laws ~
ts'i> state before being allowed a. ID
business here II estimates an IT.
CREASED deficit in The state tr--a.rI--
next June sn.l indicates that Il will N.
impossible - rrsirre the rat. ~ --s..
= --tisr. L proposes q cut IN IT.. az
ariss - state officials anil Tie. IL -~p-r~ !.
- hcrsrsr fcss ~ AL kinL~ ID ss-pl..r y,
eF.rn,~h the state TREASURY
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

I~-n. S..r,- -, ~. III.
B -lAT .Dt-l- Amos
-ar.i.-I M. ~. .,......b. III.
~.n. \ s,.lv'--.-..f-.-- t.st
s--ts-A -ar5-r. A. &c..
z ~reh In ara..n.f-...r.
I a- vsu.4 enable TIL. rna in-;-. ~. ,.,..s..
. sei,i.~ AMI for.-- \ r,,.- n, 49, -.s
n1 ~. as1r.. ana NJ r,.- 49,
srl. sn f.rn- IN 49,. .sl-.-~
satfaf-e.i 4us- the -h
lpGse sle-ine rn-. .if...r,~~f., - -s,.. WAY.
psr>es rule,. Mr. Hepburn t-A, N,
offered an am-ndsnrnt maxim !.
obligatory rpyn The ~r..al.ar ~. -
nize member who asl.ir..~.e~ hin,
accordance wi-h sAe rule. which being
seated. Nv NJ E.Ii I,.,, r-.r ~
Hepburn dramatically withdr..vx
night session was heli
Ex-pEp-rs,E.r H,pr,.x L..
nssne IA I.,.lSan,r,if. I'M, -
for New York. and hi~ ~..-..-s-~ ...,s
hc Wa going =, ...nsrr- $3.50 -.
t..-u.v~ IN th. s.ft...-..s-
.t~.-~ P-orn ~, 49, II
dent Viii - - V.stf-.,... s.-','-
the eases In the t-ni,..5 So ~
court. s'--e
Anvrr.u f-,u. r.
a. ..,-.h,...t-'.. Nnal ~
~ -..-...s--s.- ~ ing - ana
$500, 800 Il image ~
rutirrIv and ~.~.i -. NJ 80 were
,iarlv -, 80. o,.asr owns par
kilIea 49,. .t - e'~,ns We're
sh....,, Ill. - y s@siie ana
At 'he cicss q business on the 10Th.
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l."yr~fN. Jan 1.-THE Tclerra ph
Publishes dispatch from Esrlin sta
ting that Emperor William received
~ ~I--riai i-s--~~enger IN ianuarv an
art'gr@Pa letter from Queen Victoria.
me cEns-rror'~ autograph reply j. now
IN the queen : Ia nds> II = understood
tnat the emperor remarked T. his en-
tcura-e that h. I-Iirve,t The terms
~ hi> reply yToEhs u. ar-.pt a BILE.
TIE writer NJ the dispatch zf-
trrns that tine letters referred
- the political situation ami TN. his
Da 1e>'y IN hi reply in b-ief- -e-sera'
terms p-otferei hi hand ~ The In
rii~h people. The ls--ter IL = laid.
as>o confirms tine assurances given bv
Inc Herman ministers that the en-
P-rsr hal No snt@srion ~ cr~tIng
dur IN The dignity Of Englan,s.
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JOHN M-EeroE-


Aas-EIIoS. g. Jan Ii---Iohn We
b-1d' has completed hi> formal fare
vel - the American Federation IL
Labor in an ofti~isi capacity. H.
writes in generous terms AMI ~zv.
shall never again ~x-r< n- s..-..r.-
oi'icial life or official responsibility h
Inc labor movement. Du. -rh@u.x~r
opportunity Offers OF occasion a.
nands- INV voice and pen viii L. u~-a
20 1'd and relieve suffering humanity
and depressed labor
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COOKED WITH COAL OIL


aLENErANT,. o. Jan ll.--N-~ n. A..
Nar~hzii- a widow. who lived al NJ is
Mill street with her two brothers.
was literally cooked a. death. While
getting breakfast she poured ccal
al on The tire- An explosion ce-
Cured and She was cnveInprd in
nzme>- >he ran Streaming ~ the
yard and when her brothers arrived
she Wa rolling on the ground a sheet
,sfzmes- All the clothing w. burned
from her body.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL


-'-r impressive ceremony Gus
4. rI ~nen e--caslon>- Hon Eufu.
fesHi.Ain va AZ noon on the 9Th
-. i'''-sI'a in'' Office q as~pci
- - 81 me supreme court q th'
n.l
'-' .s- me president appointed
-----s = PIT a washington news
sAP--r sprr.-s I-'--sirnt- member " In.
49, 49, y i,-'''an commissioners vic'
l-.-1 Z, z An>>---- + " Massachusetts
- II Il ION havana - the Ma
oria impartial says that on the 9Th.
- ~ -. ''rsss under '"Enez passed
T -. : Ii II n-ilss from Havana-
marching westward and
- sag towns IA their path
mary Al mounted and
- 80 'F- - e-ule ne spanish
w lrF'li. nj actor - tar United
safes ana canada degre~~in- works
:, " liza in>hurf- y ~. blew MP On the
we're - men employed ID
anl N Vas Thought that
fa>' NE p--->'l~ caught
~ NO men We're taken
w.. -'s''s-'yls-
..N N, - rftt-ivei from ape Town
"a la. pin- SaiA fhaf the resignation II
!. = prime munster ~ Cape
,.'.'is h.iN '--'-n accepted ~ ircv. >ir
"y'''n~'''A- and that ~lr Cor
'oA 's'rl-z- treasurer ~ the 'aE~ rov-
-i''-'' '-'- Aa1 n+en appointed ia Iis
~ eartnIlaSe OF sufficient force 20
aW a-t-n people from ~syunt -.-D and
snas- buildings was felt a. Hanover.
n-- ~ i"'lF "tAf-r1 On the morning
- siie ''n-
~ s'"rF printed IN a tar-- Town
nisIaten n the London Times that Il-.
t',>- Win secret fund a. hi dis
''-a.- nal npsAteH Herman crl-niza-
AE,l s'inl1hF !" End --'rs military
ssl'.trs INTO Inc Iransvaal- was on
ll.- IN declared IN Berlin upon ~erni-
. 1le-@A authprltr- 10 * absolutely un-
io1nnTa
HE term - o-slce Of chief engineer 4
- ln- navy ! ionr vear>- and The com I
MISSION ~ me present distinguished 4
cup pant o. the position Commodore \
''r"rge ~ Melville will expire IN the 4
.o'h no doubt exists IN well-in- Il
formed circles Of hi reapPointment BIZ 4
~. president
= SENEE.L feeling Of nauseating
con tempt Tor the litlanders ~ Johan-
nesburg exists at Cape Town. based
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

HE Deutsche hank group IL E@rli,
which proposed 10 take part ~ The new
American loan upon learning that he
bond issue called for by Mr. Carlisle
would d home loan for which o.
would b. offered in the United ~tatss-
announced on the 9Th. that they con-
sldered i impossible for the German
banks q take any part 81 IL. Thev
asserted that there j. no marie, -
Germany for four-per-cen;- coin loan
ct l.0a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

II ! said that President Kruger OF
the l-an>raal republic ha~ made a
CLAIM ~ sspa.taJ indemnity from the
British south Africa Co Tor the dam
s-~ inflicted by n. Jamie>on-s rasd
into the Trar~vaaf.
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ouNs COMMERCIAL REVIEW,

Of tm..rr.,,r, -. ~ia'
"~''"".- rhs rrsr---~d >si- - load.
+',. ~. pr shaa hsF~sai
Pr. ...,~-,rr, D-ii- a.;
'~Ar '-n- -i--i-- n ian = 60.
s-.al.
'--''-rs IN fai4n-cs Tor the 1r>;
- 'Anmarf amount "a - S.'.- +
''". ~ N-irh --seir- ~ers.o. niar1fa.-
-.,-'- -u'' e'.>-a->" - trading rouc rms
A''-sS> ~ t'4e Wees havr n.tn sfi ia
-nF Aiten States agaiA~t 4-u iast
N--.- IL ~ iii S.ili-'--. agiin>- ~ l2>t
fs-E
.ir New rear tr-,r~ with sreh mn.
eerlAinty ih1t business = >.lsr-,s ...t
rvssriri- The proposed al. ~ X. .r.,.
49, -Tsi''A ior conn .vns~ = the
.'-.s. "~' ~ ''i-.' = able ~ determine
- IN s--s'''~I cEis,-,> max ~ csl the
.''-AE- ami ior the .irur j. ! :
~ i'A.i'n rather than horse-
uiAli"- IN rrolacf~ Ia.
80 ''rs''. 'a..isr- ev''os J. unchanged.
-'r r'N,iEt~ Tor enc wer,z
A very Large b-i >ssr.
1ls-as> = tn~ foreign der
-
"aea' : a'-o1r one cent higher and
o-n FPS Sans. without distinct reason ,
II s',''sT $50 " hss- -sr'r-.s'. * y.sS.- 4
49, ~ Nsre almost rsupie rs. .
-'-,'-''- asainss .-Rs', es
'--- -'.i-''i'' As-'-fs ~'re a i
s-......s ,'' n ''''.-.ss- li''ar
A-'->- A-'~-s.~- -
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TIE cuesNs' CAUSE

II
s.. s's s.s Kip f.- E~e-<nl,l,,-
>tfp~ sslt 80 ssunr.s--
.Asn.iss - Nss~ tho S.r,.r - -
ctrfAts"m. ans. the sfoad ~ x,,.-..s
- Been Lifted frurs is-.aa.
- irl-N- Jan. IA Herald -
=. irein Washington say.
lri'n.i> ~ Cuba ar. b-fn..;,.
'neii'ioi> prs ,ure a. l.rar IN f.-- II.
ScnSrs->ipssal .4csi.n l.,s.ssirs.- n, $3.50.
nafl"n ~ the rri.i> =, f,.lt,....-....,
-ls.s s''iSt >pN,.&s>'nAn arH~@-. II n.
III >ulxrr. ~ New Work.
iAe question ~ Cnbaa -c.o.a,. NJ,
- = -eFl'.'a> ''ne AMI i rc,ririny ur..h
.'o-lsi,ssrarsor Il i roncs.,...l 80.
eofi-sEs~> ean ~ nothing ex..p, M
PRES a. opinion. TIE adm ~
iion : F-'>l-iar las not teen ..s..n.-..s
4 has >sli'l that the ti-1.e 4, r........r.T,..
.ntan AeLli-scrs n~y has No, VET $500.
rs president O-iievc> r..c.rw., iti,r .f
'--ili-ferrnf rights world h-r. he ans.
o free tata instead ~ h..Ipiny 81
~ president aas other view, con.
eerniny The proper me- la.-i III r.,tTr..,
A. ne 'ul'en question. - svin L. n,ad..
Anosn in e-u.ri time.
tAe tuisans will only y. r.atien,
an: keep M The ti-ht il 4 the r.ner,,
'-r'lri "a ~eli-infr-ned circi.-~ ira. the
president VIII ia siue time ma H. a move.
IA thrir sn-half much NOR. inar..r-an.
ana far-re-- rsshng than tie doubtful
- l''''. s'ii.' ny 's-i-
$50, n >ri1-
The New ra.sS~r ~ Active o--~.,,.-.
NrN S.EK Jan iI.-A >r-...iat ..l.r..
dispatch ~ the Herald t.,..n gf.r,r,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

THr National Tub Works Go. AZ Me-
ker>Pcrt. Ia. resumed operations IN
ini-- on The 9Th after an iiicne~> y.
nearly month giving employment ~
80" mrn- The Nationai rolling mill
sl~o started "a the 6-h. giving wor.S 10
s.esr men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

\ MOVEMENT ! said 10 - on too- 10
establish 2 permanent court ~ arhi-
tration- 20 p composed ~ an equal
numo-r q judges ~ her ma ;e.-v-~
high court and ~ the United states
supreme court - consider ami s---Ee
All Differences arising between I'm
gland and Ams-ic4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

IHE Hamilton club. prominent re-
publican social organization of Chica-
e.. has invited COY. Merton. The la-eS-
avows-l candidate for the presidential
nomination - r IT, guest ~ honor
am principal speaker a. the annual
tanguet- on The slst. 10 be held az the
Auditorium
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

On the I'll Lord Salisbury notified
the ''r-zLan -ovrr nmen- that Urea.
britain vii maintain her rights, in the
Ir1n>vaal under the convention. ot
Isl az AL costs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

IHF senate committee On -iuans~..
Almost immediately after il went into
session on the 9Th. ordered a free
Coinage bill ~ X reportel 70 the >en-
ate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

TEE government ~ Portugal ha~ ae
cicsr- u remain neutral in the dispute
between Germany ard England Neu~-
zuelan dispatches however rciterate
the assertion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

TIE funeral ~ Prince Alexander d,
frussia- who died in Berlin on the sth.
took place in the cathedral in that
city on the sth- Among rho~e present
in the cathedral were the emperor and
empress ex-Empress FREDERICK. Prinrs
and Princess Frederick Leopold. IL
frussia- the nlemh-rsof the diplomatic
corps and MANY other distinguished
persons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Your hundred and ffty thousand
PENNIES day ! the reco-d now heing
made ~ the mint presses ~ Phiaael
phia-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

III JrrIAy GoLr-wIr. member II The
British parliament for the ~ourh diri-
Son ~ - Fancras died. "a VI. -th
az Brighton. whe-r he had been -
riously ia for ~evt -ai meexs III was
= years ~ are. and ONE ~ the wealth
lest most charitable and bes--hnowr
Hebrews in England
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NE London lachtsrnan savs thai
LORD Dunravrn has sirnallv failed 4
suostantiate MS charge. against III.
New York Yacht club. ami that + 80
comes more and more apparent tha.
an eE-egiuE< hlunde- va. committed
IN making them The paper adss tha.
the committee - inquiry was aetnar.,l
Throughout ~ an impartial spirit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Nh arLLoN introduced bill in III.
nlted States senate. On the ~th. pro-
vlding for the construction and egrip-
ment - -wO steam revenue cu-.erS ~
tn- hr~t class for service on the Pacific
coast & a cost not - exceed ss0i. d.,l
each: al~o for two steam rpvenne cut
ter 81 the first class for a.. "a tn
great lakes AZ a cost OF s-Da.tss0 each.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

iNFoRNATIoS reached the navv dc
partment- On the 10Th sh.t the British
government was displaying great ac-
fivIty in storing coal * IL rreli-so--i-
Ned navai eraling and supply station
al - Lucia near the Venezuelan
coast The disturbed relations b.
tween Great Britain and GERMANY Wa
given as the reason for the activity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

4 DESPATCH from Cape Town sa-s
that after nighttall on the dav 3. The
hattie between Dr. Jameson and hi
followers AMI the Boer~. the latter
used search lights. themselves remain
ing under cover and relying upon rheir
sharp~hoo-e-s % pick II Jamie>ons
men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

TIE British colonial o-sice issued =
statement IN the IN. declaring -har
the report published by New Ysrk
Taprr- IN ID alleged cahIerram FROM
11--ee-s. Nensz-e that British rro.,rss
and eaLh5l had n-rivri Il cuyuni.
was absolutely unfountec.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

N-~A~-- 49, -A-4lEtA- LnAT ArrWr
Britain vii mainrain her rights. n Il
Iran~raal under the convention.
i>>i al AL costs
IL ! said that President Kruger
the T-an>vaal republic ha> mad.
CLAIM ~ .stn.o"J indemnity from n
British south Africa Co Tor the dan
sr~ inflicted by ~. Janie>on-s ras
into the Transvaal-
The National Tub Works 90. AZ VI,
Ker>Pcrt. Pa resumed ore-atson~ 1
full on The eth. after IN iiiicneS> 4
nearly month giving employment Z
80" men The National rolling Mi
al~o started q the oh. giving woriS !
s.eor men
O. the -th Hon Lord Lo-nde> IL.
formally iuaurrraresi a. governor i
Mar and t-in- the rr~- -r-uhlsca,
executive IN that state for ~ ,ea-s
TIE ceremony Wa witnessed ~ ,
large and enthusiastic ourp1ur;ns- y,
NarTiaaG-s citirenS.
The British colonial oeies i,.gei +,
Statement "a The sth- declaring Thar
the report published by New York
Tap~r- in ID alleged cablerram from
e--ec1s. N-ns--els- that British -r.-,r,s
ana ezIh5a had arrived Il cuyuni.
wa absolutely unfoandet
Il mas rvp1rted In Berlin. On the 9th.
that Emperor William had assured the
Tran>vaal secretary q state that the
triple alliance would recognize the IN
dependence 81 the >1urh Arr. an repai,-
lie and that GERMANY would arn5in-
resident AZ Pretoria instead u 4 consul.
4 DISPATCH from Cape Town sars
That after nighttall on the dav ~ The
hattie fet-ve~n Iir- Jamie>on and hi
followers and the Boer>. the latter
used search lights themselves remain
ing under cover and relying upon their
sharp~hoo-e-s % pieE II Iamie~on-s
men
ESrcH HsEKI-uS. aged - a pioneer
resident die-i AZ Ni-rr,t,-rv. a.. on
the sth His rite a--a 81 died last
July They had ieen rrarriesiyss years
--- re NJ NeAlh MI harr--
"a vas rr-afe,l 2" ~N-l'7r~iaent> VII
liam Henry Harrison AMI Zen iarnin
Harrison.
~
~ hamilton club prominent re
PHe.iean >-,elAi organi ration q Chica-
e. has invited GOV Norton. the la-e<-
@'o'N,-i candidate tor me presidential
loi,l-il' tl''n- n r. - -uesf ~ honor
~ r. sF-aAe- q the annual I
"l 'Ar s4si- 10 oe held az the I
a4AANNrl-rN-
80 f-N'hNI i SAID - - on foot -
permanent court q arhi- \
- an equal X
~. II le ma se-'y~
ni's >lAFrs
~ :" s'h>-'4-r AMI settle
arising between In
- "- -
IT, ''l-i'-siiL- nrrlft.r ~ ne
- 80. - ''lFnt i"r me ~onrh DIVE
sra>- ,iltsi- n ne III
Nhs-r m naG Teen -
= III ivf ~st IA NrrA, IT, was
80 a.. ''nH ~ the wealth
II "a III '-r ans tt>t-Nnowz
NJ 1t anu
Tur -
---'A
- liAl-s lallel n
~ 49, 80. --,-t a-4-nNt lnt
ro-,.s 49, e.-.'- aA'l 'Aat \ De-
an es--rgir.r,s fl,ra..- - M
- -,sr-5.--- $3.50, ~, e'.'.ii-1"i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

II VAS rvp1rted in Iserlin- on the 9Th.
that Emperor William had assured the
Iran>~aal secretary e state thar the
triple alliance would recognize The IN
cep~nrenee 81 the >purh 4 RI. an rep1i,-
lie and that fE-rrauv would appoint =
resident AZ Pretoria instead u q consul
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

s'n.~ >st f~s Kip~ for E.e.<n,,,
>tfp- ssat 80 ssmrs~-
s-- r = >"~ Tho Center % A.s,,.
s'"n H. fss~n Lifted 49,, "sH-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06
Electric Bitters

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for AIRY season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the languid, eX-
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic and Alternative is felt
A prompt use of this medicine has oft
en- averted long and perhaps fatal bill
ious fevers. No medicine will act more
surely in counteracting and freeing
the system from the malarial poison
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness, yield TO Electric Bitters
soc and 81 90 per bottle at Seatonial
Drug Co S Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06

Deputy Dan Ryan yesterday came IN
with Eve Federal prisoners from Judge
scotts court. Marein Weeks, convict
ed OF perjury and sentenced to one
year and one day Fl Leavonworthi
David smith, sentenced TO one year
and one day for perjury, and Herman
c. Patjwald, convicted and sente. .csd
TO three years for perjury.
Y W. Thatcher was Yesterday re-
eased from the Federal bastilc, alter
serving six months for opening letters
in the mail
George Cox was yesterday released
from the Federal jail. after serving .
term for horse stealing.
Deputy Dan Ryan yesterday lodged
Walter w. Owens, the sclf-contessec
counterieiter from Oklanoma county
in the Federal hot,l owens says h'
never did like the business, and wher
he is ieleased wall again retire to tb'
! life of an honest farmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06

Mr.. p. p. Davis, a prominent livery
man and merchant of Goshen, Va, has
this to say on the subject of rheuma'
tism: II take pleasure in recommend.
ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu-
matism, as know from personal ex
perience that it will do all that is
claimed for it. A year ago this sprioa
my brother was laid up in bed with in
matory rheumatism and suffered
intensely. The first application Of
Cham berlain's Palm Balm eased the
pain and the use OF one bottle com
pletely cured him. For sale by Sea
tonian Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06
Great Cures Effected by Paine =
Celery Compound.
what Scientific Research Has
Accomplished.
Proved bv Success Where All
Else Has Failed.

There is one true specific for diseases
arising fro n a debilitated nervous sys-
tenn, and that Is the Paine's celery
compound so generally prescribed by
phN sicians. 1t is the most remarkable
remedy that the scientific research OF
this country has produced. Prot Ed.
ward r. Phelps, M. d., LII. d., oil
Dartmouth college, FIRST prescribed
what is now known the world over as
Paine's celery compound, positive
cure for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver
complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism and
kidney troubles. For the latter
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else
has failed. Sufferers from neuralgia,
neuralpic headaches and rheumatism
should stop short their morphine, qui-
nine and such pain-killing drugs. No
cure can be hoped for from these tenn
porizers. There is one way of getting
rid forever of the causes OF all TINS
suffering; that is by taking Paine's
celery compound. In this great
modern remedy the real means tc
health is attended to; sleep is MADE
sound and refreshing, the appetite im
proves and the nerves stop complain
ing, because they get the nutrimen
that nature requires. This is tn,
fundamental, rational way that Paine'i
celery compound takes TO be able Il
cope successfully with diseases OF th'
liver, kidneys and stomach. and t.
guarantee n complete return OF sount
sleep, good digestion and quiet, wei
regulated nervous system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06
More Than Their snare.

The people of the Second ward are
at loss to know whether they are
blessed or cursed in having more than
their quota of the members Of the
school board, having three members,
]. w. Ray, S. c. Seely and f. S Dom
nelly Ray, who pretends to repre-
sent the Fifth ward on the board
really resides in the Second ward, hav-
ing lived there and got his mail there
for a number of months. The people
of the Fifth ward shoull demand
proper representation on the board as
Mr.. Burke is at present the only mem
ber from that ward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-05-06
How to Treat a wife.

From Pacific Health Journal
First, get wife; second, be patient
You may have great trials and per-
plexities in your business, but do not
therefore, carry to your home a cloudy
or contracted brow. Your wife may
have trials which, though of less mag
nitude, may be hard for her to bear.
A kind word, a tender look, will do
wonders in chasing from her brow all
clouds OF gloom. To this we would add
always keep a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in the house. 1t is the
best and sure to be needed sooner OF
later. Your wife will then know that
you really care for her and wish tc
protect her health. For sale by Sea
tonian Drug Co.