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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-27

washington POST.
A certain Democrat of the house, rep
ressenting a district in the south ILLUSTRATE
ed the lack OF eagacty of some states
men this week by thoughtless remark
about his shoes. There were several
members of a group in cne OF the cloak
rooms. before the opening OF the session.
sentative Jerry Simpson of Kansas. One
Democrat. ventured the Suggestion that
Mr.. Simpson had worn patent leather
shoes and silk ties during his existence on
this terrestrial ball. and If he we're put un-
der oath he would have TO acknowledge
that he had once uron a time been the
owner of a dress suit.
This led tae Democrat TO remark. In a
rather hGgatIgi tune. that he had
never worn pateut leather ss"-s. AVID
that his foot gear was OF horsehide, made
in the penitengiasy Of the state from
which he halls
Some of those wi .sasd the statement
warned the speaker ta,t sh srid his con-
sttuents hear about e. make of his
horsehide shoes. Ike rHs IF forty pairs
of patent feathers 49, ;n- be a circum-
stance 20 what they ST.. do 10 him in
the rex eig
almost prophetic for "A representative OF
a Republican newspaper in his district was
on the outskirts Of the group Of sta;es-
men and overheard what was said. The
Democrat Is dreaming nights nov Of the
plaeards that will greet him when he re-
turns 10 fence-makng this summer.
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BICYCLES Share i'm
THE C0Q0ING CONFLICT .
Nbeelmep ALI Over the Country ARE Offering to
Eproll Themselves Into. Companies to Aid
in a Future Nar---Would QAaks =
Formidable Force.
Formidable Force.
Of cyclists armed with magazine rifles

of cyclists armed with magazine rifles
and number OF these rauid-fire guns.
The gun has an automatic feeding ar
rangement. The cartridges are thrown in
TO "A hopper and the action OF the gun
when fired thrusts them into a barrel.
Two men can keep the gun going Us long
as the ammunition holds out ere man
firing, the other loading the magazine.
1t IS a phase of nnodsrn war THAI has
never been tried in action. and, like a good
many mere of the new IDEAS in nghtipg
may prove when tried in earnest 10 have
many drawbacks that have been overlook
Ell, 1t is not thought. however. hat these
can offset the numerous advantages that
the 'cyclis; soldier will have over ne cav
aifyman. II the iatters horse Is Killed ne
runs the same risk. but the bicycle stands
less CHARGE &c being disabled tnan the
horse. for Il presents "A very small mark
for a bullet. ard. laid fat on the ground
Is almost safe from helrg hit.
The 'cyc,lSt can make better time on a
good rcad than horse, aud keep up the
pace longer. In rough country where the
wheel could not travel the horse would
again have the advantage.
The bicycle needs no proveader and Is
not likely 20 collapse when roughly used
- "a 10 be beyond hope OF rerair. The
bicycle IS almos: noiseless Through the
dark roads squad OF wheelmen can steal
ike phantOns. and perform duties that
noisy cavalry troop could never attempt
II seems probable, therefore. that the
BICYCLE contingent Will play most i'm
poEtant part in future war. and the
offeTS of the patriotic wheekr-8 of the
caaatry 70 enroll shemsev.s fnto cornpan-
les has naturally been received with sat-
iSGaciaon by the war department.
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sssa.se prsx51srs CT shs suSrswars- Tne
sspansass Is bad raid dearly scE tisssF Ersaegs-
Sesr. TIE las@rfQr ct skF building wss
AIses5 Nib dead ard ~oansss Essrs fsT
s1asv basss.s had rsddsssa Ire s1va--ssEs
through ard shrsaxh. aat 6aar fragntfa
execution We tat xrs&s siffscuf.y IN fes-
esssag tbs sarTivsrx ard 1aurdet- 50 fas.
asd tbs flames spreaa- We watched tie
building hurn urtA nos y Stick was left
Ra. 20 aes Of violence was committed
against q living sgui rot In Arms The
generals orders were imperative On thai
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the y-as<sd States, ard the sezstfnatso-s az
n.sbasferfrx. would seon dispose OF Spar
ssss 5gzHsnsc2 Is stzs island And
meanwhile. tfe action taken by fhs pres
Essat ear hardly fan 70 have seTioas re-
szs1ss In Spa.n. The geasras election liz APP
pr0achiag. ard even the usual methods u
. Spanish ministry may fall 10 obtain
ma tort,y. The dlsanecsed Conservatives
are ready 10 support General Weyisr. TIE
army Is not far OF pronunsizmento, the
Carsisss art making ready. the general
misery il such thai maa,isudes must be
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Ess >1ala - aeArsr Bankruptcy shan
txer aat sae az fsspf tkAg A4s 81
q gs1Fsiua ~ aer press Is ariisg&ns. TAe talk
sHNaf gsess. b.s &s9saE@ sn zszcet safes
szsposts t.n~s,e gaosSAma sF5i frosa he at
ssesznE oaoaryy. ard already pFessctea ~
ia syfe against any naval attack IS saegs
rsxsas ths saeetsse asAsc aSte IL lxsx NJ
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OF the cubans. The volieys ratified on,
aad soon HACK smoke rolling up from the
rear of .he building showed us that Ii had
caught fire.
| learned afterwards thai one of anr
men. creeping up whore the structure was
'sast guarded. had set a torch 20 the
films woodwork
Then we rushed the building, ana
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SPANISH TREACHERY I'm cuba.

soan 4 became aFg4Feas thar slze = bite
nags wexe being waved In -e@s exrasss-
Bat shgre xas no restraining the n.sgs now.
Tnesex shs rrossefs5a cf that nag enc Of
tassr E8aaeTs bad sseen killed. ard tlss flag
lad IsaE IS Hssasxkszw fer :EEse r. the eyss
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A telegram from Fsorence announces tsie
discovery in the Church u San Salvatore
dCxnsssanti Of a fresco in almost perfect
preservation, painted by pemenico Cur
radi Gil Gfireadtcs. as an adorumens TOT
TIRE tomb Of the yespucel family. Among
the f,y,srs=s OF sh. frsscc Is a portrait Of
the explorer Arsevigo vsspucca from
wh0m America takes itS name.
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old King Coal.

Old King Coal il a warn, hearted soul.
But he thinks Z Is lots Of fur.
when March winds blow the drifting
snow,
To raise himself dollar per ton.
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HApAN0, THE CITY OF EVIL.

sub was the greeting Of the eolonei. as
he extended his hand
L be- replied the new arrival
II am sorry 70 tell yoi. sub said the
colonel, suddenly changing his manner,
but you all a liah. sub. That rensahk
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smells too much CT the nutmegs fob true
kaintuekian. And the old colonel turned
his back upon the stranger and at once
went and put his black bottle away
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driven TO crime and anareh.sm almost in
spite cs themselves
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7HE League OF American Wheel
men comes 10 the front az an
i;fpor sant factor In a war OF the
future. The secretary OF war
has received word from the
rNtef rnnS4ti If the In,EssY4a III.
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Evil Effects Of Spanish Rale; Meu
Experienced 10 Ebs MOTT ei-
cisus Censers Of sbe Universe
Declare TbAs sbe CabAp Capi-
tai Has No Equal for Nisked-
ness; narriage lie Ignored.

- AvANA. March CA city whera
M(0 the keeping OF Sunday as Eng
lishmeu and Americans keep K.
Is unknown; a city in which We
j men cannot move abroad alone
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Railroad Excursions.

Colored Camp Meeting Marengo July
% to Aug. :. Tickets will be sold a,
one fare for the round trip July 2stf
good returning on Aug. LIST. Also on
Aug 4th good returning Aug 9TH.
Old Soldiers Reunion Marengo Aug
.lO-l1-l2. Tickets will be sold on Aug
l0-ll-l2, good until Aug 10Th at 20 cent,
for the round trip.
One dollar to Louisville and return
Sunday Aug. 9TH on account German
picnic 10 be held that day.
Train will leave Jasper at 80 a. m.
returning leave Louisville at midnight
reaching Jasper 3 o'clock, a. IN.
One fare for tie round trip, tickets
good until first tram out OF Louisville
Tuesday morning, Aug. 9th tickets gooC
going on specia train leaving Jasper a
z 80 a. m. Sunday Aug. eth.
One dollar TO Marengo and return
same date; leave Jasper Z 30 a.. m, re
turning reach Jasper 3 O'Clock, a. m.
Account Colored Camp Meeting beinl
held there services will be held in tn
Marengo ave on that day. Admission
free TO cave.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05

MARRIED.-Mr. John II. KupeI
and Miss Maria ID. Kress were mar
ried at st. Joseph's church Tuesday
morning, Aug. 2, 1898. The bridal
party presented Handsome appear
ance at the altar as they plighted
their faith to each other. After a
dinner at the brides home they en-
joyed a carriage ride in the after
noon, and at night a host of friends
gathered with them at Kunkel's
hall, where after congratulations
and a grand march, dancing was
enjoyed till a late hour. The rain
during the day, together with a
pleasant breeze, had cooled the air
so that dancing was possible with
pleasure.
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the publ,
to know OF one concern in the land who
are not afraid L be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietor
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away owe ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine and have the salts
faction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands Of hopeless cases. Asth-
ma Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on Martin
Friedman. Druggist, and get a trial bot.
tie free. Regular size so cents and 81
Every bottle guaranteed, orprice refund.
ed. 3
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A Clever Trick.

II certainly looks like it, but there is
really no trick about it.. Anybody can
try il WHO has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system,
acts as a stimulant to Liver and Kidneys,
is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. II
cures Constipation, Healac. e, Painting
Spells, Sleeplessness and Melancholy
1t is purely veg table. a mild laxative,
and restores the system to its natural
vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be con
WINGED that they are a miracle worker
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 80 cents
a bottle at Martin Friedman's Drug
store. 5
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05
IRELAND TEN

A refreshing rain fell last Satur-
day and Sunday which placed a
very pleasant smile upon every
farmers face.
Wheat threshing has about end
ed and blowing wheat ground is the
main task for the farmer at present.
Mrs. Bissv j. very low with hux,
AID her recovery is very doubtful.
Mr.. John kellams came home
last Saturday from Ills, where he
has been working for the past five
months. He says that the Sucker
girls are much sweeter than the
Hoosier lassies.
Hon. Hall Dillon, of North Da-
kota, is visiting his brother John,
north Of this place.
Quite a number of young people
went TO the lawn party last Satur-
day night at Birch creek, given by
the w. c. T. IT,, and reported a
good time.
A carriage load Of Red Men came
over from Huntingburg last Satur-
day night, to visit the wigwam of
the Wyandotte tribe. They must
have hugely enjoyed themselves, for
they left town singing jolly songs.
The great giant Stones circus,
which showed here last Wednesday
night, was a decided success. The
manager was a smooth talker, and
he had at least five hundred suck
ers on his string.
Mr.. Arista Stewart, our genial
and hustling machine agent, is at
home from an extended trip
through the northern part OF the
state.
DR.. f. Dillon was in town last
week extracting old teeth and adj
.justing new ones.
Milburn & Sweeney, the brains
of the legal fraternity of Jasper,
passed through town last week, en-
route to Pike county, on legal bus
|lness.
1t is reported that Jay DeBruler,
of Petersburg, and j. +. Norman,
of this place, have clicked horns"
in the race for prosecutor. Both
OF them are good men for the office.
REAR ADMIRAL.
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HaysviIIe Happenings.

Houdydudy, my good readers.
Well, did Willie Schott get back
from the river Saturday night? Or
did he stay ober dare on dat bill till
Sunday evening late?
Mr.. John Gress was talking about
going to Dubois last Sunday.
Oh! blup blup. George +. has
made another tumble (; tumbled into
love clear over his ''sweet" face and
head, with one Of the best looking,
most up to-date, sweetest ESQ he
says) little damsels OF Louisville,
Miss Clark.
Had a country dance at Basty
.Opel's Saturday night.
Wonder what was the matter with
Mr.. Martins common beer wagon,
of Jasper, Saturday? He wasn't
seen in little Haysville? Der
Charley und der glei frankie hat
'des mohl dehfen gehn. Der Charley
kan aber auch zimlig mitnehmen.
Something new. Ed. Brietweis
er and wife we're again in our little
town Sunday.
Had n race walking Sunday even
ing, by Adam j. Eisenhut and Miss
Mary b. Mary says Adams legs
are too long, else she would have
won the race.
Fred Opel, from Gods country,
was up Sunday, and without ex.
pecting anything Of the kind arrived
in Haysville, and then on up a lit
tie farther, he tumbled into Miss
Titles love basket and remained
there until she told him to get out.
TEcAUGHRETANEGo.
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pey-The Republican State Coz

s1y-The Republican State Con-
vention got together at Indianapolis
Wednesday. Senator Fairbanks
was chosen chairman and made a
long, tiresome speech. The post
masters and collectors were out in
full force. III. II. Hanna, The au-
thor Of the proposed e banking
bill. to hand the control Of the gov
eminent over to the banks, wrote
the platform adopted. 1t comes
out square for the gold standard
and bank bills, for building the
Nicarauga canal by the government
and for retaining possession OF all
we obtain by the al 1t Is ful-
some in its praise Of Mckinley
After adopting the platform the
convention adjourned until Thurs
to make the fight over the nomina-
tons.
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Hall Happenings.

On Monday, Aug. 1st, a large
crowd Of friends met at Mr.. +. Gul.
let's in honor Ct Mrs. Outlets 46th
birthday. 1t was quite a surprise
to the lady, but a good time was
had, and a splendid dinner was en-
joyed. The writer vas present and
enjoyed a part of the dinner. We
wish Mrs. Outlet many more happy
days.
Health is good here now.
The people are almost through
threshing wheat. A good yield
makes the people happy. The
average is about Is bushels pei
acre in Hall township. BAD Boy,
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Personal.

r. NJ. Mllburn, Esq, spent Mon
day in Rockport.
Mrs. Chas. Troxler returned from
Loogootee Monday morning.
Mr.. Perry Chapel, Of Petersburg,
Wednesday in Jasper.
Jay DeBruler, Esq, of Peters
burg, vas in Jasper Wednesday.
Miss Cecilia Bohnert, of Wash
ington, is visiting in Jasper this
week.
Photographer and printer, S. J.
Richardson, is at West Baden with
his outfit now.
Miss Title Sheridan, of Evans
vile, is visiting the Misses Carrie
and Lillian Sweeney this week.
Misses Rose and Maggie Kuebler
and Mrs. JAS. IL. Stewart spent
Sunday at Sweet Sulphur Springs.
Miss Mayme Sondermann re-
turned home from indianapolis last
Friday, and one young man is
happy.
Deputy-Sheriff Victor Cassidy
took Mary Braunecker, of St. ii en-
ry, to the Southern Insane hospital
on Monday.
Messrs. Ed. Habig, p. A. Guckes,
and Frank Kunkel went to West
Baden for an outing of a few days
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Herr, Of Dale, was in
t%erviewing the township trustees in
Jasper Tuesday in regard to school
house supplies.
Mrs. Sch. kuebler went to In
dianapolis Monday to spend q
month with her daughter, Mrs. A.
NJ. Sweeney.
Messrs. Louis Egg and Sch.
Bot, Of Louisville, are visiting
Louis parents in Jasper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Egg.
Messrs. w. S. Hunter, A. f.
Gutgsell and Postmaster Anderson
left Jasper Tuesday to attend the
Republican State Convention, al
Indianapolis, as delegates.
Ma ter Robert Emmett Sweeney
left on Monday for his home in
indianapolis. He regretted the
rain had made the clay roads toe
soft to 60 back on his bike.
Hon. Hall Dillon, Esq, Of North
Dakota, is spending a portion OF
his summer vacation with his
brother John, in Boone township,
and they made a pleasant call on
the COURIER last week.
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~-A daughter of Mr.. and M,

DaS-A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph NJ. Bauer, on East 9th street
went to see friends in the country
Saturday Of last week, and ate toe
many green apples, which gave bel
collie, followed by Inconsistencies
She was brought home and DR..
Kempf called, who determined thaI
inflammation had set in to such an
extent that only an operation would
save her life. Sunday morning Drs.
Kempf, Miller and Salb performed
an operation, and found that strang-
ulation of the bowels had taken
place, causing acute inflammation,
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About one month ago my child, which
T. iiteen months old, had an attack OF
ularrhoea accompanied by vomiting. /
gave 1t such remedies as are usually Civ
en- IN such cases, but az nothing gave re-
nei, We sent for a physician and it was
under his care for a week. At this time
,he child had Teen sick for about ten
uays and was having about twenty-five
ptperations Of the bowels every twelve
hours, and we were convinced hat un-
Nss II soon obtained relief il would not
nve. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
n'arihoea Remedy was recommended,
anu decided TO try it. ! soon noticed
aciange for the better; by its continued
~ complete cur was brought about
anu y II now perfectly healthy &C. l.
ppoeas, Stumptown, Gilmer Co, w. Va.
sor sale by NJ. Friedman.
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During the month of July the
Deering brothers of this place sold
and shipped $1,000 feet of lumber.
The General Baptists of Pike
county will hold their general as
sociation at Nelpen, commencing
on Friday before the fourth Sunday
in August, and holding over Sun
day. A genaral invitation is ex-
tended to everybody to attend.
1t is said that one of our local
ministers wants the churches to
adopt the following doxology:
"sPraise God from whom all bless
ings flow, five hundred Spaniards
gone below; how many more no
one a tell, are speaking now in
hell"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for many years
and bear cheerful testimony To it, value
az a medicine which should he in ever,
family. In coughs and colds we have
found II To he efiicacious and in Group
and w~hooping cough i'm children we
deem II indispensable. III. L. RITTER,
il27 Fairfax ave, st. Louis, Mo. For
sale by NJ. Friedman.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

The following resolutions, sub
mitted by a committee, were adopt
ed at a regular meeting of the
Ladies Union Aid Society of Jasper,
Indiana, July %, 1898.
Whereas, The All Wise Ruler of
the Universe has in His infinite
wisdom called our sister, Kate
Zoeller, from this society to the
Celestial society oa high: and
Whereas, we deeply feel the loss
of one who was faithful in her
duties TO the society, her family and
friends:
Resolved, That we bow in hum
bic submission to Him who doeth
ali things we'll, and CONNER nd the
bereaved family and friends TO the
Redeemer, in their hour Of bereave-
mint, for solace and guide to that
celestial home, where friends will
never lad and life will he eternal.
BE it further Resolved, That as a
mark Of respect for our sister, these
resolutions oe entered in Jul minute
book, . copy g 1.-THE same be sent to
the family Of the deceased, and
published in the Jasper and Hunt
lngburg papers.
FLORA +. TRAyLoR,
MAGGIE b. SALB,
ELIZABETH JosEPH,
MAMIE NJ. EcKERT,
ALICE X. GREENE,
Committee.
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Railroad Assessments.

The State Board assessed the
Evansville branch of the Air line,
.54.2l miles, $4,000 a mile on
main track, $3.50 on sidings and
81, 900 on rolling stock.
The total valuation placed on
railroad property in the state is
1854. 912 900, an increase Of S39,-
900 over last year.
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Bicycle Races! Wheelbarrow
Races! Speaking and Singing.
The goods donated to the UPS.
C +. will be on exhibition and fol
sale that day.
Proceeds to 90 toward the cree
ton Of the New Trinity church.
Let everybody come and enjoy
the LIST at a good old fashioned
picnic.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Myself and all my family return
our heartfelt thanks to the numer
JUS people who were so kind and
sympathetic TO us in our great at
fiction by the death of Mrs. Zoel'
Ter. They each hold a warm place
in our hearts for their kind word.
and sympathy.
TOBIAS ZoELLER and Family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05

Da5-The trustees Of the Trinity
Unicn congregation of Jasper are
getting their plans and specifications
prepared for their new church build
ing, and expect to let out the con-
tract so that the building may be
completed yet this Fall. 1t will be
quite an addition to the town, and
will fill a long felt want.
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The Best RENE, For FIu..

Mr.. John Matthias, a well known stock
dealer OF Pulaski. Ky, says: AFTER
suffering for over a week with tiux, and
my physician having failed to relieve
me, was advised To try Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and have the pleasure Of stating tn It the
half of one bottle cured me-" For sale
by NJ. Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05

11S- prosecutor Cox has began
FLEEING afiidavits against person re-
ported by the assessors and trustees
as keeping dogs but not paying the
tax on them. Most of the trustees
have held back from reporting to
him, as the law requires Of them,
in hopes the dog owners would step
up and pay the tax.
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JASPER COURIER
Hours Of Mail Closing At Jasper p. O.

To Civ time To make up the mails properly
nemalls will b. closed at the Jasper Il. q. AS
~ n. MALI 90 o'clock. a. m. 800 "a. m.
french Lick star route s Is IA. m. Ireland
rice q day. upon arrival of morning and al
tern0on trains
"portersyillc Daily, except sunday, closes
nlOa 4. m. SkB. ANDERSON, 4. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-08-05
When You Take Your Vaca-
ton

The most necessary article to have
With you latter your pocket book is a
bottle of Foley's Collie Cure. 1t is an
absolute prevention or cure OF all de-
rangements OF the bowels caused by a
change OF water. You are likely to need
il. NJ. Friedman.