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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
THE ELLIDE wohAD-BEArER.
Phenomenal Speed of a Steam Launch
Trial Trip.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 1S.-Faster
than any vessel in the world was the Ell
lide, the speedy steam launch belonging
to Burgess Warren of Philadelphia, on her
preliminary trial trip to-day. The little
vessel is the product of Mosher, the noted
naval architect. She lowered the world 3
record by covering a measured mile
on the Hudson in l minute and So sec
onds. This is at the rate of over thirty
six miles an hour and eclipses the speed
record OF the Turbinia, recently made in
Europe.
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APPALLIAG RUN IN INDIA.
Nearly the Whole PrOvince of Assam
lent bn The Earth nlInke.

NeuTty IHo WHoIe FT0Vthce OF ASS AVA
lent 6y the Earth hqW0ke.
CALCUTTA, INDIA, June 18.-Almost
the whole of the province of Assam has
been devastated by the earthquake. The
ruin is appalling. The courts, treasury.
jail and hospitals have collapsed. The
loss OF food supplies is enormous. The
crops are mostly ruined and great scarcity
of food is expected. All traffic is difficult
as numbers of the roads have been COM
pleteiy demolished. Earthquake shocks
still continue 10 be felt in the province of
Assam and much alarm is felt. especially
as renewed shocks have been reported
from various places in Bengal. Heavy
rams are immensely increasing the dam
age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
BIG HAUL or A sNEAK-THIEF.

"PtHsman'' Steals Nearly Ffre Thou
sand Dollars North of Goods
NEW YO}K. n. Y, June 1S.-A sneak
thief got away with between $4,000 ana
5000 worth of diamonds and Jewels from
the home of Broker Henry Durand, West
Forty-seventh street, on June 4. The po-
lice concealed the robbery until to-day,
when they arrested Daniel Smith, known
as "Pinsman," an old-time crook. Du-
rand identified him. Smith was held for
examination. None of the iewelry has
been recovered.
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4 Phuan,hropto Bamker,. B,ou.,t.

DELEVAN, Wis, June 1S.-James Ar
man, one of the wealthiest men in this
section, died leaving over $50 O00 for pub-
lie benevolences. In memory of his father
and mother he bequeathed $50 coo to es-
tablish home for INDECENT Methodist
ciergymen. In memory OF his daughters.
$50 600 for the founding of public library,
5000 to each church in the city and $1,000
for cemetery fund. MIR. Arman was
hn lar
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games IN the Ha-
HonaI League and the Standing
Of the C/ybS

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 18.-New Yorks 5,
Clevelands O.
Plttsburgs 9.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 18.-Washing-
tons s. LouisvilIes s.
PHILADELPHIA PA June 19-Philade1-
phiss 4, St. Louis @
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settled Wsth H.r Iather,. Cr.d,,or,

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 1s-
This morning Mrs. Long, the widowed
daughter OF President Jacoby, who was at
the head of the lnsolvent Miners Bank
settled with ali the depostors. paying
them 80 cents on the dollar and taking the
assets of the bank herself
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
Eren Meaico L. Aoain,t Iot,erte,.

CITY OF MEXICO, MEX, June 1s.-An
official gazette denounces the report pub
Hshed III the United States that the Gov
ernment has granted 4 charter for gam
bllng-houses at Tia Juana. A request was
recently made by some Americans for a
charter for lottery in Lower California,
but the Government did not consider the
petition.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
NICARAGUAN CANAL BONDS.

HOtr Stockholders of The Company Pro-
pose to Raise $50, 900 900.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 18.-The
stockholders of the Maritime Canal Com
pany of Nicaragua voted today to issue
8 per cent gold bonds for $3.50 900. 900. paw
able July l, 1896. The proper officers of
the company were auth horized, as security
for the bonds, 10 execute to Henry Z.
Rowland and Jacob w. Miller, as trustees.
mortgage upon ali the company's prop-
erty and franchises. Secretary Atkinson
would make no statement with regard to
the probable placing of the bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
cod Dtsc cOrerr az Cotorado Snrinns.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CoLo., June 1s.-
In the Exc lsior mine property on Bull
Hill, belonging to Anaconda people, gold
has been discovered in brown quartz run
ming as high as $1,000 to the ton. 1t is
found in a peculiar form of cubes. and
is plainly discernec by the naked eye.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
tn Erned,tfon Lnndsd.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 1S.-A letter
has been received from Cuban on the
Dauntless, saying that an expedition
landed safely in Havana Province and de-
livered a cargo to General Rodriguez COM
mander OF the Cuban army there.
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brother of the Diamond King" is his
brother, and the Chicago woman calling
herself Alice Esther, he believes to be his
sister, Alice Esther Barnett, who went to
Afric several years ago to keep house for
Barney. Since then he had lost all track
of both.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
4 Fresh Bon.b, bu. OnEv a Hoor

PARIS, FRANCE. June 1S.-The SoIeil
says that fresh bomb was discovered a.
1880 this morning at the corner of the
Boulevard St. Denis and the Rue St.
Denis. The find, in other quarters. is
declared to be only a harmless hoax.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
SEVEN MILLIONS Il MONTH
That Is the Deficit spain NoU Faces In
Cuba

Cuba
MADRID, SPAIN, June lS.-A bad i'm
preston has been created by cable dated
havana, June IA, received by the Cores
pondencia de Espana, a semi official
organ. The dispatch states that the
financial situation in Cuba is more arm
ing than ever before. The Government is
over $50, 100000 in arrears, which sum is
owing for civil and military service and
to contractors who have furnished sup
plies to the army. The last settlement
with the latter wa made in Decem Der.
Nobody, the dispatch adds, sees any rem
edy. The monthly expenses amount to $40,
600, 200, while the taxes never exceed ST.
900 Two million dollars are received
from the home Government so the
monthly deficit amounts TO 100000
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ChnnEnin niIh,.rn

Chaplain Iitb"rn to Preach ia london.
LONDON, ENG, June 18 Rev. w. H.
Milburn, Chaplain of the United States
Senate, has arrived here. He will preach
Iwo sermons on Sunday in the Queens
Park Church.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
Death of an ootoyenartan Ds~tne.

DELAWA ARE, OHIO, June 1S.-Rev. l..
w. McCabe, D. D., LID, for fifteen years
professor in the Wesleyan University
and DISTINGUISHED author and theoi-
ogian in the Methodist Episcopal church.
died this morning in his eighty first wear.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
WDER- HOUSE BLOWH Up.
Three Mon aud Horse Killed t,,
Comm c'icut Totca

Comm c'ictt Totcn
WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn, June 1s.-At
1 80 O'Clock this afternoon a quantity of
powder in q building belonging to the
Hazard Powder Company at Hazardville
exploded and three men and one horse
were killed. The dead are: Richard Nav
workman; d. s. Strstton, head mechanic,
NJ. w. Pierce, overseer Of the mills. All
of the men were married and had families
The building known as the cracker-bo
was blown TO pieces, Several other build.
ings were slightly damaged and the whole
village was shaken.
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birthplace. of the Aaam,e, Rson.r,a

QUINCY, Mass, June 1S-The birth
places OF Presidents John and John
Quincy Adams have been reopened to the
public. The John Adams House is in
charge of Adams Chapter, Daughters of
the Revolution, and the Quincy Histori-
cal Society has undertaken the work of
preserving the John Quincy Adams
House. Both OF the old houses have been
refurnished to correspond to the old
colonial times,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
BARNEY BARNArWs BROTHER
CTatnl of a Comrict ia Eeso York Pen4.
tPntidry.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1S.-SamueI
Barnett, who is serving sentence in the
Erie County Penitentiary for assault, de-
clares he is the brother of Barney Bar
nato. He says Roland Barnett of Mon
treal, who has also claimed that he was a
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

ly Browns mare Carrie Lyle has "trained
OF. She had no speed in her last race
A b. Spreckels' string OF trOtters is being
given prep" at the Salinas track.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
CUBA,s FRIENDs ACrIVE.

Sentiment of the P"biic Gs to Reco0n1-
IOn Being Sounded.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 18.-The secre-
tary of TIE Cuban League of San Fran
CISCO Faust Z. Mascherini, was in Stock
ton to-day on league business. The society
of Cuban sympathizers in the metropolis
which Mr.. Mascherini represents sent out
agents a few days ago to ascertain the
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

~'''''U ~ 1fC"hie boceThOr or Crete.
BBRNE, SWITZERLAND, June I8.-Droz
ex-President OF Switzerland, has been in
vited to become Governor of Crete. He is
not disposed to accept
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
The "Iron Horse" Wins
His Hundredth Race
at Detroit.
Has Also Finished Second in
an Even FiVe-SCore
Events.
Beats Patriclan in Fair Time Over
a Slow COurse-Winners at
Other Tracks.

DETROIT, Mich, June 1S.-Honest
old Logan has won his hundredth race.
In the third event at Highland Park to-
day the ''iron horse" showed a fair field
the way to the wire, winning at q mile
from Patrlcian, over a slow track, in
1;433z. Considering the conditions the
time is evidence that the veteran cam
paigner has not lost all of his speed.
Should owner Shields keep his word
Logan's victory to-day has entitled him to
pass the remaining days of his life in
peace and quiet. If ever a bread winner
earned q rest the ''iron horse" has, but
perhaps he would pine away if deprived Of
the excitement incident to contests with
his equine rivals. Logan has finished sec
ond an even hundred times also. His
hundredth second was that OF Monday,
when he finished behind Paul Griggs in q
sprint. That he has always been fighting
for the money is shown by the form
charts, for he was beaten but a nose or a
short head over two score times. In over
$50 races the "iron horse" has been 'fn-
side the money"
Six furlongs, Pinchbsck won, B. F. Fly Jr.
second, Mrs. Featherby third. Time, 1:17.
Four furlongs, Duo won, Lord Nugent sec
ond, Black Will third. Time, 5114.
One mile, Logan won, Patrician second, The
Planet third. l:431z.
One mile, Give Away won. Kalitan second,
Myth third. Time, l IA.
Five furlongs, Philip Byrns won, Nikola
Tesla second, skillman third. Time, 1902.
SIX furlongs, Fay ellie won, Everest second,
Leoncie third Time, 1:17
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Five furIongs two-vear-olds-

%Mary Calvin 10 (Garner), 10 2.
Barber lO3 (FoUcon) II to l....................2 2
School Girl 103 (Webster), TO 1.................S 8
Time, LOB Free Silver lO3, Xallisea lOS
BTgh lie I03, WhitelA tOS Ihurles LOG, Char
tote 1l0 aud ST. Alphonsus d ll3 also ran
*Favorte.
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One mile. selling

mile, SPIIIUE-
sRemember Me IS (Preston). 8 to 5...............1
Madeline 80 (E Jonesl TO 1....................2 2
Tine i:42i4. Fioridas 30 and Biitzen,s Sister
81 also <Favorite.
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Seven furlongs. sellinc-
May GalOp lO5 Cd. Hennessy), TO 1.............l
Revenue l09- (R. JoneS), 10 10 1...............2 1.
%He.en II. Gardner los e. JOnes), to Q . .... 8
Time 1899 Candy "a, Hill Billy 1O2 and
Braw Scot 100 also SFavorite.
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One mile, selling
EEn.Frn - Inf fEnn, huN 2fn

esquire g lO4 (COm bs), TO ol............,......l
a b G lO7 (Foucon). 6 to o1......................
Chiswell II %. H messy 80 to 1..............
Time, :4S1s. Can See EN- 81, FuIsythe SO
Glad Eyes 92 Consuea 102, Peter Hill lOA. Bob
Millican 1OS, Tom Gilmore l0S and JACK Brad ley
los also ran FFavorte
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FIsven.sirteenths Of a mile

EIeven-sixteenths of a mile
Seaport 1U5 q. HID TO
Jack DouRhue 1l0 Or. Williams). to 1..........2
*>tanhope no (Morri SOM to 1.................3
lime, l:lO14 Sackes l05, Provolo 105, 81.
Raymond l05, Cyril los, Leicester lO5 and Good
rich 110 also ran. sFavorite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 1S.-Favorites
captured four purses. The track was fast.

One mile, selling
sDoGAtiOn O4 (Warren), to 5...................l
ZephyruS 80 q. WoUds), 20 1...................2
Gold Band 81 Gran kim, 10 TO .3
Time, :4414 Nyie SO No Pull 81, Bravo lO4,
Hoax l04. Papa SDecht l04, Charles p los,
Achilles II, Bias III and Irish Chief lO7
voriJe.
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Eleven sixteenths OF mile
Kris Kringle 100 (Mor son), so to l.............1
ETempo 100 (COnley), to 2......................2
BucS saw 100 q. HID, TO ....3 3
lime, ;lU. CLANCY Fisher 81, Practical Farmer
30, MonQue 100. Freshman 100, leNness 100,
BAN brook 100 Title 100 and Linstock 100 also
'Eavorite
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Six furlongs. selling
Dorah W Wood 1O1 DEAN, to tol..................l 1
Nick Carter 80 (Peterman) 10 to 1..............2 .
sNicholas lU4 (Combs) Z to 5............. ) ..... 3
Time, 10. Queen Lab So, Amelia Fonso 90
Ferris Hartman 10l, Tri b. l02 aud Robair lO2
al ran ayOrite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
NEW TO-DAY.

John Fain, hero OF the Mexican War,
tells how he regained his strength
and vigor after years OF weakness
and suffering.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
LATONIA, KY, June 1S.-Weather fine
and track fast. Two favorites took purses.

One mile selling
soscuro lO5 &C keiR), to 1.....................l
BelZara 100 q. H), 20 .....................Z
Tonic 81 (MOrri SOM to
Time, l:4L Fessy F 95 Lady Keith s5. Dull
cena 95 Dominica 81, Brossart 100, Geo. Patterson
luz and Oilean lO5 also "Favorite.
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Sly tnrlnnrs- selling

Time. :05. Virgie Cook 90, Onwentsea 9S,
Hifalutin 50. Lotte Love 9s and aces Up SO also
"EaYCTiIe
six furlongs, selling
tEgbart ia (R. WiIliams), to 5................
III (R. Isom) 10 TO ..........2 2
Frontman ia (Uverton) to l.. ..,.......
Time, 1:l64 La Gascogne 107, Prudent 107,
Dr kel Og lOs, Ida NJ lU9, Raymond ll2, Vogel-
sang III and White OAK l19 also @FAvorite.
Remp 81 (Hirsch), to 1....... ..............
Governor Boes 80 Ct. Burns), u TO =
sLetCher lO2 d. HN), TO 5.......
Time, Al Discipline 81 Joe Clark 102 and
Fred Barr 1O2 also *tavorite.
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DR.. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT
SANDEN ELECTRIC Co,

Oto Angeles
DR. SANDENS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23
PERSONAL.

Herman Eckert made business.
trip to Petersburg last Friday.
Prosecutor Cox is attending cour
at Petersburg this week.
Miss Annie Weiker, of Paducah
Ky, is visiting Miss Mayme Bet,
this week.
Geo. Seng, of Terre Haute, vii
leave Jasper for his home to-day
after pleasant visit with relatives
Miss Abbie Thomas came up from
Evansville Friday night to visi,
friends in Jasper.
Miss Maggie Dunbar, of Washing
ton, is visiting is visiting Miss Mag
gle Wilson this week.
Mrs. S. Yates and Miss Blanche
Leming will attend NJ. 4. quarterly
meeting at Mt. Zion tomorrow.
Geo. w. Kesterson, who ha.
charge of a ward at Insane Hospital
at Evansville, came up Wednesday
His home is in Columbia township.
r. NJ. Milburn, Esq, went {
Washington yesterday, to defend
Sherman Wininger at the prelimi.
nary examination.
Miss Minnie Brunsmann, of Gin
cinnati, and Misses Louisa and
Emma Landgrebe, of Huntingburg,
were the guest of Miss Katie Oily
on last Friday.
Mr.. John Seibert went to Dan
vile the first of the week TO be
present at the graduating exercises
of his brother, Francis j. Seibert.
He will go TO Indianapolis from
Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Kuebler
and their daughter. Mrs. Geo. r.
Wilson, leave for st. Mary's Of the
Woods tomorrow morning, to see
their daughter AID sister, who is at
the convent there.
Mr.. Jos. /. Schumacher and son,
Amos, of Anderson, have been
spending some time at West Baden.
They came down Thursday from
kellerville on their bicycles and will
visit many old friends in Jasper for
a while.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23
NEW COURSE OF STUDY
Completed BY the Sta,e Board OF Educa
tiOn.

The committee of the state board
of education, which formulates a
new course OF study every two years
for the elementary and high schools
of the state, has completed its bi
ennial task and the new manual
that will govern instruction in the
schools during the next two ye.rs
has Just come from the hands of
the printer.
The course of study laid down
are in many respects revolutionary.
The committee has made the prin-
ciples Of psychology the basis Of all
courses, on the theory that the best
development of the child is in
teaching him in a way that will I'M
fold his mind along accepted psy-
Geological lines. Especially is this
true in the course laid down in his
tory.
The plan laid down for teaching
history is new and entirely unique.
The plan adopted is based on the
book known as "The Ten Boys
The boy child will study the first
era OF the worlds history or the
Ayran boy. The next year he will
study later but still remote era of
history. The third yeas his studies
will embrace a still later era, and so
OH until in his last course he will
study modern history. This plan
is based on the psychological idea
that the development Of the human
mind is on analogous lines with the
development Of the human race.
For the first time in the history
Of the state the teaching Of music
in the public schools is made com
pulsory, and it is also made com
pulsory part Of the township insti-
tute instruction. Only vocal mu-
sic is required to be taught. and the
teachers may use what ever text
books and authorities they please.
This will probably prove hardship
on the larger number OF teachers
who haven't an iota Of music in
their make-up.-Ind. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23

CHARGED WITH FORGERY. MIR
w. S. Wininger, of Portersville
was arrested Monday by Sheriff
Leming, Of Daviess county, and
taken over to Washington and
lodged in Jail, to await a prelimi-
nary examination before court there
on to-day. He is charged with
forging the name of John Schnarr
OF Boone Tp., to a note for SIS,
and obtaining the money on il
nearly six months ago in Washing
ton. When the note became due
the holder visited Mr.. Schnarr to
collect it, and found it was forgery ;
hence the arrest. That is the State q
side. What defence will be made
has not been learned here. Mr.. w.
dealt quite extensively as an agent
of agricultural implements at Por-
tersville this season. His mother
lives in Daviess county.
The Washington Herald saws
Wininger plead not guilty to utter
ing forged paper. and claims that
Schnarr's signature is genuine, and
that he now denies it because times
are hard, and he (Wininiger) had
not been able to meet it. The note
was sold by Wininiger to a farmer
named John Arthur, who made the
affidavit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23

!, Ny mother, my wife and myself use
oonaInoerlain's Cough Remedy when.
WI troubled with cough or cold. II
we medicine of our home. l do not
snyw how we could do without IL. We
M mat i is an indispensable article,
.ne people in this vicinity too are be.
sannlng to learn Of the merits OF this ex-
eneht medicine. never lose an Oh.
rl,.'uhity to testify to its value. for il has
lwv'ea many doctors bill in my family,
2. Musser, proprietor OF the Musse,
,ouse' Wilhelm, Ga" This remedy |.
sa'llous for its cures of bad colds. TRY /,
sr ~ You too will recommend il 10 Won,
druggist. '"e y ""'''n friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23

WITH HoNoRs.-Mr. Francis J
Seibert, son of MIR. +. Seibert. OF
Jasper, will graduate at the Cen
trail Normal College, Danville. OIL
next Monday, in music. There are
four graduates in the class, and the
class flower is American Beiuty. =
The COURIER is indebted to Mr..
Seibcrt for copy of the handsome
catalogue Of recital. He takes part
in five of the twelve exercises pre-
scented.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23
IRELAND ITEMS.

Master Bruce Kean, of Piqua
Ohio, is visiting friends and rela
tives here this week.
Mr.. A. j. Vest, of Washington
was in town the first of the week.
Miss Cleo Green, of Jasper, was
visiting Miss Eta Hardin the first OF
this week.
Mr.. Lon Mccormick went to
Winslow Wednesday on business.
/. B. Woods and X. s. Henry
went to Stendale Monday.
Mr.. Albert Glezen, OF Patoka.
Ind, is visiting his brother, Mr..
Theodore Glezen, this week.
Miss Maggie Bradley, of this
place, went 70 Leavenworth Mon
day to visit friends and relatives.
Misses Abbie Thomas, Emma
and Blanche Leming, Emma Cas-
sidy, Tillie Buettner, George G.
Wuchner and Ray McMahel, Of
Jasper, attended the lawn party
here Saturday night.
Rev. J. l. Gregory went to Prince
ton Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Hunter, of Jasper. is
friends here this week.
DIR. F. +. Woods, of Jasper, is
visiting friends here this week.
Did you know that the Lawn
Party given by the c. p. Sunday
school cleared $32 on last Saturday
night?
That Joe Kunkel says that he
can make more money hauling |
water for Jim Brittain's threshing
than he can running his
planning mill?
That Jess Colvin has gone to
Tyrone, Pa, to work for a Crayon
Portrait Company?
That Mike Sorigus' COW has got
A calf at last? He says that he can
now run his saw mill with some
That Prof. Boman and his sweet
heart was the center of attraction
at the picnic?
That j. N. Harrison's pacing
mare, Nettie Lee, isn't in it with
Bal. Meyers gray mare?
That William Cooper has dis
played a neat new sign in front Of
MS place of business?
That Jay DeBruler doesn't look
natural since he quit wearing his
plug hat? FIAT Lux.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23

fa5- Notwithstanding the rain the
Epworth League had a fair attend.
ance at its ice cream supper Friday
night last. The feature Of the
evening was the declarations oil
Mss Leila Gray, and solos rendered
~ Miss Emma Cassidy, Flora
Taylor and Flora Neff.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23
~Quite . number from Jasper
attended the dramatic entertain
ment at Ireland last week.



Corn is looking fine in this section
OF the country.
Wheat threshing has begun, and
the farmers report . good crop.
A. w. Bush has q fine large boy.
Alonzo says that he yells for Bryan.
Miss Melvina Mccain, OF Illinois,
was on the sick list last week, Clove
sick?]
Ask Prof. Dixie how the blind
mare drives.
Charley Lansford and Ben Dooley
left for Illinois, where they will re-
main for q while.
Ask /. c. Lennon why he was
rousing the neighbors out Of their
slumbers one night not long since.
That's right, Ira, get broke in while
young.
If you have any fresh honey ask
William Shelton to take dinner with
you.
We think two Of our young men
will soon draw straws for the Beau
ty Of Lemmonton.
Did you know that Huston Alb
bolt attended church at Traylor
Union last Saturday night? She is
all right, Huston.
Miss Lizzie Schnarr, of dark
Egypt, visited friends at Porters-
vile last week.
Mr. Floyd Traylor and Oscar
Crandall says it is just about q.
right, when the boss is not at home.
Mrs. Lottie Cassidy and children,
OF Jasper, were visiting her parents
last week.
Mr.. 7. H. McCain's child has
been on the sick lisk. The Porters-
vile doctor attended the case and
satisfied the parents.
Mr.. 7. III. Inman says he will
have some money to sell when he
gets his wheat threshed.
The BRowNY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-07-23
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed in the Spring, when the lam
guild exhausted 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 often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more sure
ly in counteracting and freeing the sys-
TEN from the malarial poison. Head
ache, indigestion, constipation, dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents
per bottle at NJ. Friedman's drug store. 1