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aay-That iollv friend. Mr..

D1~That Jolly friend, Mr.. Mat
Olinger, and wife, of Ferdinand
have returned from their visit to Eu-
rope, and his letters to the Signal
from ''der Vaterland" have been
read with great interest by his many
friends. He writes the Signal that
he enjoyed his visit with relatives
and friends greatly, but is glad tc
get back to America safe.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Martin Friedman.
Apri. 30th. lS97-ly.
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JASPER COURIER


To give time To m~akeupthe mails properly
I me mails will be closed AT the Jasper %. AS
H. Il. Mall-7m O'Clock. a. M; 8 o. a. M.
and 4 90 y. IN,
french Lick star route q Is h. IN. Ireland
twice "A day, upon arrival OF morning anu al
ternoon trains.
Portersylile Daily. except sunday, closes
N 40 A. M. sEB. ANDERSON. 4. NJ.
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A horney. rough feeling about the
eyes infiamed or graduated lids-is
made soft and smooth with one applica-
ton Of Sutherland's Eagle Eye salve.
Try il tonight and you can see better to-
morrow night. IL is not unpleasant to
use.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ne fs-
'''s:;'"& MzZw ! -

ARA child Of Mr.. Andrew Leber,
living on the New Albany road, died
Wednesday evening and was buried
Thursday afternoon at the Catholic
graveyard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-09-10

SThere is considerable sickness
prevailing among the small child
ren now, principally arrangements
of the bowels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-09-10

Ddy-The next President-W. j.
Bryan-made a magnificent speech
at the labor-day celebration in st.
Louis last Monday.
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ImPRovING.-The Phenix hotel
is putting in bath rooms for its
quests, with hot and cold water at
tachments. This is the first hotel
in Jasper to thus look after the
comfort of its guests.
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The captain of one of the big
schooners that brings ice from the
Kennebec to Washington tells a
story Of an Irishman he shipped.
Pat wanted to get from Washington
TO Norfolk and had no money. His
story excited the sympathy of the
shipmaster, who finally agreed to
let him work his passage.
Pat was willing, but densely ig-
noiant of all things maritime, and
no real sea duty fell to him until
the vessel was sailing down Chesa
peake bay with a fair wind and
plenty Of sea room. The captain
then told Pat to take a turn at look
out forward, and instructed him to
promptly report anything he might
see. 1t was a clear night, and soon
after the lookout took his position
he sang out:
"Ah, captain"
"Well, Pat"
"There's something out here
forenist the boat"
"What is it?" said the captain,
to test Pats seafaring knowledge,
the lights Of an approaching steam
er being visible.
~ rally couldn't say for shure,
sur" says Pat, "but | sushpect
it's a drug store. There's a red and
a Crane light"
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bdy-The Indiana M. +. Confer
ence meets at indianapolis, Septem
Der %, instead Of the 18th, as was
at first arranged. The State Fair is
the week of the 18th, and the
Bishop was asked to postpone the
Conference one week.
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We will pay a salary of $1,000 pei
week and expenses for man with rig to
introduce our Poultry Mixture and Insect
Destroyer in the country.
Address, with stamp, PERFECTION MFG.
Co, Parsons, Kan. Sept. 3-4t.
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SdrThe lecture on Shakespeare,
by Rev. Patrick last Friday night,
was interesting to the lovers of the
Immortal bard"
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Dy-There was a pame Of baseba

SS-There was a game Of baseball
played between the Jasper Star.
lights and st. Anthony Blues Sun
day afternoon, at Jerger's Park, 80
miles from Jasper. Score 8 to Is
in favor Of Jasper. Batteries Kress
and Kunkel for st. Anthony. Fiers,
and Judy for Jasper.
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D1y" Remember all | ask is for you Il
come in and see my fine line of samples
and | am satisfied YOU will order a suit
Huther, the tailor, upstairs in Spayt
block, Jasper. 49-4I
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Improve your eyes get rid OF that
rough grinding feeling Of the lids, and
clear your sight by applying Sutberland's
Eagle Eye Salve. Thousands of people
who never had sore eyes use it to clear
the sight and strengthen the eyes.
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n-There was some pretty roup

sW-There was some pretty rough
horse play, but all in good humor,
at Gutgsell 4 Kress' bar room Sat
urday. One of the participants had
an open knife eating an apple, wher
he was pulled into it and before he
could close the knife, a man was
cut.
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aay~Just received a large line OF Fall
samples which will please any n to
see. Suits $3.50 up. Pants $3.50 up.
j. p. Huther, the tailor. Alt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-09-10

Ii you ever try Sutherland's Eagle E,e
salve for failing oversight, graduated lids
or sore eyes of any kind, you will be "A
keeD-sighted advertiser among your
friends for it. Druggists sell it.
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DIED,-At IL o'clock Wednes
day night, Sept. 8, 1897, of hux
FIDELIA MARIE GUcKEs, aged
months and "a days, child of Phil
A. Guckes and wife.
Every one sympathizes with tn
parents in the loss of their pet. /
will be laid to rest in St. Joseph
grave yard this morning.
precious darling, she has left us
Left us, yes, forever more;
But we hope to meet our loved one
ON that bright and happy shore.
Lonely the house and sad the hours
Since our dear one has gone,
But Oh, "A brighter home than ours
In heaven is now her own"
"The little crib is empty now;
The little clothes laid by;
A mothers hope, n fathers Joy,
In Deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim, to thy home
ON yonder blissful shore;
We miss thee here, but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before"
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A Household Necessity.

No family should be without Foley's
Collie Cure, for all bowel complaints.
NJ. Friedman.
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D15-Remember Huther can make you
a SUIT for less than You can buy them
ready made, considering the goods and
workman ship. 49-4t
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The only place to get bargains il
at the store that advertises for you:
trade.
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Found.

At Friedman's drug store, a marvelou,
cure for all kidney complaints, nervous
exhaustion and 'emale weakness. 1t il
Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Do Not Be Imposed Upon,

Always insist on getting Foley's Honey
and Tar, as it is positively, absolutely
and unqualifiedly the best cough medi
cine. Accept no substitute.
NJ. Friedman.
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e. MUELLER sells first quality glass
,rui. Jars at 6oc per dozen for y gallons.
soc pr dozen Tor quarts. 40c per dozen
Standards. ow
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ndySee the new adv of Huther
the Tailor, in this paper.

Bongeld, H., Aug. II, 1895.
al am subject to cramps and cole, and
have used many remedies, but find Fo-
ley's Collie Cure beats them ALL" w.
L. Yeats. NJ. Friedman.
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Going Down Hill.

People
suffering
from Kid
ney Diseases
feel a gradual
but steady loss of
strength and vital
ity. They should
lose no time in trying
Foley's Kidney Cure. a
Guaranteed Preparation.
NJ. Friedman.
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Ddy-Go to Huther, the tailor, for your
Fall Suits or pants and you will be sure
they are custom made. Alt.
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1t Hits The Spot.

When suffering from a severe cold and
your throat and lungs ieel sore, take a
dose Of Foley'sT Honey and Tar,
when the sore ness will be at
once relieved, warm grateful
feeling and heal ing of the parts
affected will be experienced, and you
will say: ut feels 20 good, 1T HITS
THE SPOT" 1t is guaranteed. Mart.
Friedman.
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You might as well advertise in
the cemetery, on the under side Of a
coffin lid, as in a newspaper with
out circulation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-09-10

You won't need a magnifyinp
glass to read the bargains advertiser
in The COURIER.
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FOR SALE.

A nice lot with the best Of buildings thereon.
nicely located in tho town Of Jasper, for business.
known as the FARMERS HOTEL.
The hotel building is . two story brick having
thirteen well furnished rooms, attached to this il q
two story frame building, second story contains r
fine theatrical stage in the rear. This building is
known as the New Opera House. Size Of building
42x65 feet, both buildings are well finished and
furnished with electric lights and water works.
There Is also located on:said lot a good and welr
built feed stable, which holds az head Of horses
Size Of lots 1o0x21o feet, nicely located for bust.
T. s.. On account of the sickness Of my wife I am
BILE. For information apply or address
PHILIP KASTNER, Jasper, Ind.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative BromoQ uinine Tablets. Al
Druggists refund the money II IL fails u
Cure. 25c. LEST.
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COURIER.

Dd-Number 1, Vol. 40, of the
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List Of Letters

remaining in the Post Office at Jasper,
no. Tor the week ending Sept. eth,
Scot, David.
when calling for same pIease say
advertised" s. ANDERSON. p. M.
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Say-Huntingburg Fair next week
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1- Wheat "a cents.
Clothing at cost at
Eckerts' New Store.

ldy-State Fair next week.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
The kar's Hrulfh

" IN" stories which represent the. Czar ~
being In poor health are false or ex.o
S"rat"d. they serve reprehensibIe pur-
pose. II true. they convey news of vc-v
grave Importance
There is no ruler in the world upon uhoso
shoulders rests a heavier responSfbiIit,
Russia - ono of the greatest of .mYir,-s
and there are problems to be solved there
OF interest everywhere. A sluggish peop,e
are slowly moving toward the light OF nr,
Sr'-sS and real civilization. and being both
numerous and warlike they ne ii careful
guidance to insure them safety an.t success
\ wild and misdirected pl,Ing,. forNard
or Wild and regrettable plunge backward
might he attended with results which v-ou,d
shake both Europe and Asia Both IN,
civil and military establishments OF The
empire are in the process of change A
new financial policy is under consideration
and the recently cemeuted friendship will,
France reveals the outlines IF a new for
eigH policy. with many far-reachins pos
Sibiities.
The Gar is young man to preside. over
councils weighing such momentous busi-
mss. But he has had a thorough training
and he touches in friendship and co od will
al more points outside of the Kingdom than
any OF his predecessors. not excepting even
Ms popular and progressive grandfather
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Nr. snye for the Treasury.

The selection of Lyman j. Gage for the
Treasury Department is likely to strike the
country favorabiy. 1t has been made with
special reference to the great business ques-
tions involved Mr. Gage is identified with
financial circles and in their confidence
AS one of the leading bankers of the United
States directing business of large proper
tions during all these years of shifting
financial currents. and coDspieuously sue
oessful during all that time, he must be
thoroughly informed on the subjects which
in his new office Will come before MIN 1or
consideration and action
Mr.. Mckinley in this matter has been en-
barrassed by circumstances having no
proper relation 10 the subject. He was
forced to take into account the prejudice
which for some years has prevailed
throughout the South and West against
anything resembling New York influence in
the business of the Treasury department.
In selecting Mr. Gage he would appear to
have solved the difficulty satisfactorily to
those sections. as well to the East.
which. in certain sense. several Presi-
dents nave been obliged to discriminate
against. As a middle state man, Mr.. Gage
has claims upon the favor of all sections.
and in all probability viii enjoy that favor,
modified only by the populistic prejudice
against banks ard bankers, irrespective of
their geographical location.
1t is stated that Mr.. Gage is in complete
accord with Mr.. Mckinley on the tariff as
we'll as the currency question. and the an
nouncement is of interest in connection
with that other announcement, that cabi-
net officials under the new administration
are TO have control of their respective de-
partments. and are to he advisers to the
President in the fullest aoceptaton of the
term.
On personal grounds the appointment
seems praiseworth thy. Mr.. Gage is a public
spirited citizen who has contributed liber-
ally of his time and of his substance TO ad-
vance the interests of his community, and
result he is popular with his neighbors.
He has mingled with them, and advised
with them. and borne his share of local
burdens. and this stamps him citizen
worthy of respect and advancement.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

He has travelled much, and through his
wife is connected with many serviceable
influences abroad. For these reasons, and
others. great hopes are set by his rule. and
grea. things predicted for Russia under it.
1t is to be hoped. therefore, that his health
may be preserved. and his strength prove
equal to duties which must he extremely
onerous. They were trying even 10 his
father. who was a physical giant. and
eventually they broke him down. No ruler
was ever more truly crushed by the weight
of his crown than was Alexaade- the Third
of Russia.
What would happen if young Nicho.as
should sink under his burden 1T early a
day in his career and at day SO big with
big things as the present is a question
opening up a wide field for speculation.
Russia's attitude toward China. toward
Turkey. and her alliance with France are
of much interest to all nations. 'rhey con-
vey definite idea of Russian policy, ind
many calculations are based on them. Ii
they should suddenly be changed by n
change of rulers in Russia, the conse-
quences. not easily forecast. might nrove
to be of a nature requiring changes of
policies elsewhere.
alive and kicking, and that is much. Re
ports Were for long time busy with the
health of the Emperor of Germany. and his
breakdown was confidently predicted. but,
Notwithstanding, he continues to be in evil
denee and to keep pretty near to the middle
of the stage.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
CalSinct Milking.

Notwithstanding the reports of eXtraoT-
dirary difficulties and embarrassments we'll
arthe enticated accounts go to show that
Nr. Mckinley is having the average for
tune in forming mis- cabinet. He has neces-
he may meet with more. but the field of
selection is Il wide and good one. and there
are dozen serviceable cabinets in it.
That man of his experience and capacity
will be able tn form strong one out of it
is very safe guess.
At later stage of the game Mr.. Nc
kiEfey can safely count on the support
of the solid Servativc sentiment of the
country. Ut elected him. and. at the outset
is no other course open to it. When ac-
tually i'm Office Mr. Mckinley. much more
than when he was candidate will repre-
sent the conservative interests of the peo-
pie His administra ton will stand be-
tween them and the policies the people
rejected at the presidential election. If he
faiis. or for any cause is broken down the
other side Will he certain to come into
power. Tnen Organism. translated into an
extreme free silver measure to begin with
ana ar extreme low tariff measure to end
the IeXt election.
For these reasons those who assisted in
eiectirg Mr. Mckinley, both republicans
anG democrats Will naturally give him al,
the aid ara assistance IN their power. Any
INJURY 10 nim will necessarily operate as
an injury to the cause as well.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Averaging the District Bill.

Ii the rule of averages should be applied
this year 10 the District appropriation bill
the local interests will not suffer as seri-
ou$iy as might be anticipated from an
earl: study of the first figures of the bill
The bill for the fiscal year 1898 as finally
passed represented a reduction of ~ per
cent from the Commissioners estimates. in
1894 there was a reduction of 1914 per cent,
in IS.iI of ~ per cert, in 1886 of ~ per cent
and in 1897 Of 2;.4 per cent. This gives a
general average of st36 per cent for the
five years Should this average be main
tanned this year the result would be a re-
ductIor from the Commissioners estimates
of 81 ,Ss.JaI-ln. making the bill stand at
S6.HIS.o2I. -. or 81 131.210.2a more than it
now carries reported The reduction
from he estimates proposed by the House
committee is :2-S per cent. altogether out
of proportion to the range of averages.
and II i evident that in accordance with
custom the new tremendous difference be
tween ths amount required and the amount
granted will ultimately be brought down
10 a reasonable ratio that will not leave so
many essential projects crippled and will
not iHvolve the omission of so many more
absolutely necessary appropriations.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Three Senator DeadvorLs

senatorial situation very like that of
ls's; is now developing Three wesi.r,
state legislatures are in deadlock over the
eHort TO elect members of the upper na-
uonal house. and there is no presen. indi-
cation OF d break Four years ago Mon
tara. Wyoming and Washington were In
able TO elect senators before the time for
the final adjournment Of the legislatures
arrived. and the governors made appoint
ments that were subsequently, declared by
the Senate to be without authority. This
year Oregon, South Dakota and Utah have
this far been unable to reach results
Kentucky and Florida not in this same
class, as their legislatures are not now in
session During the week two Stubborn
contests were ended. and il may be that
ell three of the remaining deadIocks Will
be broken before the coming week clo: es
The precedent Sc: by the Senate in the Mon
tdna, " yOming and Washington cases In
lssG should have a stimulating effect Upon
the stubborn legislators. for unless that
by governors after failures to elect will
surely be repudidtrd with the result of
leaving the three states with but one sena-
tor each during the frs; months of the
new administratio tion In ISss; the absence
of the three wes.-rners WAS seriously felt
by the friends OF silver when the sres:
repeal fight camc or. a1d the memory Of
that fact viii probably haV. compelling
fore ere long IN the cases now pending.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
The Rush 10 Canton.

IT the rush TO Canton continues Mr. Me-
Einey may be obliged to put UP the bars.
While he was engaged in cabinet making
visitors were a help They brought him
sloug with their suggestions of this man
and that for recognition information worth
his while to consider. But he is now ap
preaching work which requires time and
quiet. which is of the highest Importance.
and which he must desire to perform under
circumstances as favorable as possible
II is altogether probable that before his
arrival here Mr.. Mckinley will have com
pIeted not only his inaugural address but
his message to the extra session of Con-
g;ress as well. The session will begin in
less than a fortnight after he takes Office.
and in that brief time. and surrounded as
he will be in the White House by troops
of congratuIatory friends. he could not
hope to withdraw himself from the public
long enough to write such message
the occasion will demand. TIE best belief
therefore is that he will make the first
draft of the document at Canton. and re-
wise il after he gets here ny the aid of his
official advisers and i'll the light o. develop
nients up to the latest day before sending
IT in.
II is always important to gs: off on the
right foot. ami Mr.. MckinleS's first step
Will be of unusual Importance The mes
sage will properly he regarded as his first
step The inaugural address. in obedience
TO the rule of the occasion. will probably
b. general iE tone. carrying aspirations
rather than definite suggestions. But the
message should he specific. ard ii doubt
less will he. In that the country will tx
pet a deliverance bearing directly upon
The country's troubles. and pointing out
the path the party invested with power
should travel.
There Is rot of course any mystery at OUT
where NJ. Mckinley stands the leading
questions at issue. III Z long series of adj
mir4ble addresses he made during last
years campaign. as also in his letter ac-
"epting the nomination Of his party for the
Presidency, ne stated his cas-. with frank
less and unusual felicity. AMI his message
u"C"Ssarily. will follow those lines. But
n" difference will be between the deliver
auce of candidate, and that of the Chief
Executive with Congress IN session ready
10 begin work in accordance with mis- ex-
pressed views. The message therefore will
larry weight entirely independent of the
tGcJ, that its sentiments may in substance
h-- those 10 which tiie author has long been
committed.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

Queen Lii is moving more rapidly than
republican Cuba toward extorting recogni-
ZION Of her sovereignty. According to
newspaper reports. her private secretary
has presented her d symbolic GROWN of
pink carnations she has exercised the
royal prerogative of being asleep in the
afternoon and Invisible to distinguished
callers and she proposes as Queen 10 gain
entrance TO the diplomatic galleries at the
capitol Her only remaining apprehen-
sion il that her sovereignty may not be
recognized by the government of the Ha-
w4fiaI Islands
Evening star., 1897-01-30
At 83Ac.
UDhOEStery.
o0.O0o NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN
ANn ERI- l. u

$1,000 NOTTINGHAM CuRTAIN
ENI,S-WHITE AND E'Rr, 1, Ii
AND 1,.-IAHD LENGTHS.
For This Sale. oc.
10000 NOTTINGHAM CI'ETAIN
ENDS. BETTER QUALITY -Il4 AND
2-iAED LENGTHS.
For This Sale. I2c.
5.Ooe VERY FINEST QUALITY
IRISH HINT. TAMBtHR AND
SWISS CURTAIN ENDS, LENGTH =
1ha AND = YARDS.
For This Sale. 4oc.
100 PIECES FINE FRENCH MAD
RAS. FULL "a INCHES WIDE, IN
TINTED GROUNDS, BEAUTIFUL.
FLORAL DESIGNS.
For This Sale. Ioc:: Yard.
5;ooe YARDS FRENCH TAM
BOZ RED CURTAIN MUSLIN. Dot
BILE AND SINGLE BORDER.
For This Sale. Ioc.
500 PAIRS E,'RU IRISH POINT
/, IL. ErAINS. IAi 3 AND 3E-YARD
For This Sale. SI.25
go ROMAN. SILK STRIPE SLIM
For This Sale. soc.
300 COCOA DOOR MATS. FINE
COIL AND RED BoRDERED.
For This Sale, I6c.