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

FIGHTING COLOR PUT
ON THE BATTLESHIpS.


ASHE$GToS. Mafca s-Anoths-
saiit wac made IH tie plans for painting
% warshigs aa3 capt Crswnlrshsels
'saally aesernsnsa TIA: az the shsy.s 81 the
navy shop.d ~ painted a au1 lead eogor.
Tais waS ;he ee,o~ az al re,isral shlvs
:uytng ese e.s3 war aaa = al % ee she
hest 'Txattax colus
ht.N " >T. Mara * -Intsu%e excite
maent was caused ssre hy the Assoclsssa
Press Aal'e;la % tAe essc; 5haf eAs g,nsfea
states government rae aaggs~i Spar nat
He'ss5st5@s Ia caaa mgss ar@se.
Eae ~aFk - p@aae;sax 80 warsajps AIS
csrrssd 81 1873 &Fyerueoa utsh v~,ssgg,slea
*nsfK9 T7se ina-ana. lswA. Sew YORK.
nssrest. Nasevsre ara mons xonsTy ara
3$ias g.Nlafs4 a ga seas
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szs.ssEt- &z4 .atgas4 s4t assaaasaa Is exAss.
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Senior Castillo and the president Of ;se
council as IL Is supposed il turned upon
the attitude OF the powers in the dispute
between Spain ard the United States. On
this subject it is said that the government
has sounded the dispositions Of various
European cabinets. with the result that IL
may be stated that Germsny. Austria and
Isaiy. Win sas pope at their head. have
not disguised the sympathy they have
with orr country and their intention 10
place themselves on the side OF Spain
should conflict arise with the United
States. II Is said France awaits the re-
ply of her Russian ally before deciding
the question. TIE latest intelligence leads
20 the hope thar Russia and France have
resolved 10 follow the conduct OF the other
nations
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SUBMARINE BOAT
WORKS PERFECTLY,
The Wonderful Holland Given Salts
factory Tests In Long Island
sound.

NEW YORK. March 26--The submarine
boat Holland was given another trial to-
day. She left her pier at the Raritan dry
dock here shortly after noon and. accom-
panied by the tug Sallie p. Linderman.
proceeded toward Tottenvilie. After run
ming short time on the surface the ves-
sci was submerged. bow first, until all
that was above the surface was the flag
poles.
The vessel came up bow first, showing
that she had been turned under water and
was perfectly under the control Of the
inventor. This performance was repeated
several times. II was only by the aid OF
tire iagpoles tina: the officials of the Hol-
land company and the tug Linderman
were able tn foilow her.
She remained in the Sound over two
hours. and her trial was successful IN
every particular.
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MADRID GIVES No SIGN
OF MAKING A REPLY.
Continued from Page !.

appropriated 81 90 eco 80 prepare TO meet
u. The spansst f1o,nla WIS approaching
tie country, 1T r. boys play" said he
y. sss cnwarssige To talk abcas acquiring
title 10 TIE laua az great naval station
nav. TIE naNai station Shouts nc pre-
pared for action tAnpaaSe,
ihastos az Nest Virginia said:
we ceaali hex s5x countries Ike snsin
n the time necessary e. ou.id the proposed
NY wall al Post Reyaf"
Isae amendment waa lor. ie % 81
When the raragrspa providing for tho
conssragsloa or soac iiuah~r str,,iacks AZ
fcE;raaoush, y III: Res;on Mare island
ard League stand. IA. was reached. 10
point ~ order was snssc against g. hat
saaaaa- cAaiTmmn * the appropriation
committee. moVea 70 reduce sAs nusaaer
CT timber 'ss, docks - - authorized 20
three. to bs ioeatssi a, ~leh navy va..gs
az the sseso'sTy 81 tire navy usay dlrec5.
FFe hna.ae - }Ae fsunes board asi
the recommendation ~ the se~-o,aYv az
ira navy ~lta sesRs8 - slrY,lo, As wee
d5@eaSsees AZ steat leaKsa
i'qcksrs of Mi~sogrs sal ~ wa wsi,.~x
10 sote soy al 'ae disks deemed .-.srscs.,g,,
secessaeY." est rovsssnea;h Vas uas 40
o, sAena
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,fesSNsea sseTvases "a taa aayx s-yss7e,k :
sad Aai1ie~sses- ga sssA - ~aas wang. IA
Re 'ae@Ssi waS every efser member or ta~
hsss~e. - - I4easaE la votsnx al re ss4aass
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"iIA tsfeTssce - asT3asks. }sste p>re.
"a sata. soer sss-As p ssss t-aasa States
wasea "-oa33 accommodate battles -
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t'ssss' e's''sof5ssa ana 1ese~s -ssaaa ga.
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FAIRY STORY FROM BERLIN.
Emperor William Thinks the Maine
Was Blown Up Internally.

LONDON. March 27.-The Sunday Spe-
ciai Berlin correspondent telegraphs:
Il have learned from Ambassador whi,e
that Emperor William has expressed his
belief that the Maine Yves not DESTROYED
from the outside. III eraer to study the
cause OF The Maine destruction. the en-
peror commanded that the naval commit
tee presided over by Admiral knorr should
study series OF exhaustive reports which
ne had cabled from Havana These re-
ports dealt minutely with the condition
OF the hull OF the Mairs, and we're supple
usnted with accurate plans showing the
INJURY thereto. The cu.ai-,'.tee concluded
that the explosion was dye to the over
heating of coal hunket- tnd not TO a.
torpedo or mine"
According to the c3~~t sl-pndent Mr..
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THE LINER ST. PAUL
ORDERED INTO NAVY,
Fleet Atlantic steamer Soon to he
Transformed Into AN tnarm-
cred Cruiser.

CHICAGO. March ga special 20 the
Journal from Washington says:
Get your cargo ashore al earies; pos
shie monen; and prepare 10 report at
Brooklyn navy yard and 70 turn your YES
sel over to the navy Immediately"
This is In substance the order sen. 20
Capt. Jameson. Of the St Paul. this morn
ing. The 81. Paul Is the first Atlantic
liner o. the auxiliary navy 20 be- ordered
into regular service she has been espe-
cialiy fitted FOR transfer icso an unarmor-
"a cruiser.
The navy department believes tia; inside
a. SIX days she can se completely fitted oil.
with riasd cannon. rapid and machine
guns and torpedo tubes. Her armament is
cow belng losded On ears in the washing
ton navy yard. ard her gun mounts wig be
ready 20 place In position by Monday
morning
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SIMPLICITY ITSELF.
A SIMPLE. HARMLESS REMEDY.
Yet It Cures the Worst Cases OF
Dyspepsia and Imdtgeati0n.

DR.. Jsnnison, who has inside life study
OF stomach troubles, says: All forms OF
indigestion really amount 10 the same
thing. that is. failure 10 completely digest
the food eaten. no matter whether the
trouble is acid dyspepsia or sour stoni-
ach, belching OF wind. nervous dyspepsia
or loss OF flesh and appetite. person Will
not have any of them IL the stomach can
be induced by any natural. harmless way
TO thoroughly digest what Is eaten. and
this can be done by a simple remedy
which l have tested in hundreds OF exas-
gerated cases with complete success Tho
remedy Is combination Of fruit and vege-
table essences. pure aseptic pepsin and
golden seal put Up IN the form OF pleasant
tasting tablets and sold by druggists under
the name OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
oue or two OF these tablets should be
taken after meals and allowed TO dissolve
in the mouth and minki.ng with the food
in the stomach. dixesis 1t completely be-
fore Ii has time to ferment. decay or sour.
On actual experiment one gram OF Stu
arts Dyspepsia tablet will digest three
thousand grains of meat. eggs and similar
wholesome foods.
1t is safe TO say IL this wholesome rem.
edy was better known by people generally.
it would be national blessing. as we are
a nation OF dyspeptics and nine-tenths OF
all diseases owe their origin 10 imperfect
digestion and nutrition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not .
secret paten, medicine. but a hf,y-cent
package VIII do more real good for weak
stomach than fifty dollars worth OF patent
medicines and a person has the satisfac-
ton OF knowing just what he Is putting
into his stomach. which he does not know
when widely advertised patent medicines
are used.
All Druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. fnii sized packages. 50 cents.
Ettie book on cause and cure or st0m-
ach troubles mailed free by addressing
The Stuart Co. Marshall. Mich.
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N&NNfNa lHE Old MONITORS
Assignments To the Com nm nd Of Sim
ste-Turrs ed War y~s.~I,

"AsfiiS8ToN. March 2s-iseuf. II G.
Fecs NIL command the monitor Lshsgh,
whiSh "a 80 so 30 Foston. I&eu.. W r
Irwin ere MoGiaaA. which goes to Pert
lard. Me. l>se4t- +. II. FJckhohrn the
Ja@oa. wailh goes 10 View York. Lieut..
: : RICHARDSON Jh@ S2hanf. Which gses
% Nsw York. and Llaa,. NJ =. Huil the
cAsSk3A %6seh goes % Rcsgoa.
Th-~e naval offesrs vii - aided hy
ofsee9s ara ratn fr-n she navsl militia -
MASSACHUSETTS, New xask. New Jegsey
sra essswhere.
A19'sef order lssued by che navy d..
rAstnenf tois} assigns I&sa,- Y Noel. at
saes 70 e2nsm4a3 the Nsx.nsco.,.~ a nxw
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LIEUT.. KNAPP IN COMMAND.
Will Bring the New Torpedo Boat
From Schichau.

LONDON. March a6.-Lieut John Knapp.
OF the United States cruiser San Fran
cisco. has been expected to take COM
mand OF the torpedo boat purchased for
the United States government by Lieut..
Commander Colwell at the Schichau
yards. where she was built for Germany.
Lieut.. Knapp leaves for Schichau tonight.
The crew will be supplied from the San
Francisco.
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sERAciots SPANISH NEWSPAPERS
They Claim That All Eurap~ WIZ
Back Them I'm Case of Wpr

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
MADRID. March 3.-El Imparc.al at
lacks the government Tor hesnx unpre-
pared ana sor trying Il, throw The b,ana
OF The present situation on the press. r.
argos The government even nov 10 ma Ike
s,ret nous srsdeavors 10 put in fighting
rim some % the warships, purchase for
siga vessels and arm ne sw5f,ess steamers
IN order 70 prey upoH the commerce - tie
Ca1'@c States. Elsewhere III impartial
says.
tirea; Importance iz attached 10 ,se
eFRisFslsHe yesterday March 10 bptwees,
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WHATCOM. March 2S.-The Ministerial
Association OF the Bay has called a meet
ing for tomorrow afternoon In Lighthouse
hail In aid OF the starving Cubans. From
the intense feeling here shown among all
classes. the meeting may b expected e
be an overflow one. There il a unani.
nous expression here that spanis, bar.
barity should be stopped and that s,d
should be furnished readily to the rscon-
centradoA
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MILITIA UNDER WAITING ORDERS.
New York National Guard Held In
ReRdiucAa.

BUFFALO. March e6.-Brig. Gen. Peter
c. Doyle last night received the follow
Ing telegram:
Albany. y. Y, March q.
Brig. Gen.. Peter &. Doyle, Fourth Bri.
gade \. c., Buffalo: Hold your officers
within call. None should absent them
selves without approval OF proper author
ity. c. WHITNEY TII.IINGHAST.
''Adiutant General"
Immediately upon receiving this message
Gen. Doyle notified the commanders az
the various regiments of the state. The
dir@ct effect OF these orders Is to place
every officer OF the brigade on waiting
orders and under martial law.
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Dynamite Gun. for s.nSy uoek.

NEW YORK. March 26.-work on the
three dynamite guns at Fort Hancock.
Sandy Hook. is being rushed. Lieut.. Col.
Ludlow. chief of the engineer corps. who
is In charge Of the work OF fortifyinr the
lower bay and the Hook. expects to have
the guns ready for service in . week. In
case OF emergency the guns could b out
In shape for use In twenty-four hours.
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COMMODORE SCHLEY TO
ASSUME COMMAND.
Tomorrow He VIII Hoist His PEN
nant over the Fly.sg SO sadrOn
at Hampton Roads.

WASHINGTON. March ACCOMMODATE
Sch.ey came 10 bid good bye to Secretary
Long before going 70 Hampton Roads 10
assume command of the flying squadron.
lie leaves Washington tomorrow and will
raise his eommodores flag on Monday.
Ills heart Is in this particular assignment.
and he expressed the greatest sa;isfac-
ton III starting for this duty.
The flying squadron will not completes
It's organization until the middle or latter
part OF next week. although its nucleus
vii he at Hampton Roads when Comno-
aore Schley HOSTS his psnnant on the
flagship Brooklyn. Al that time the
Brooklyn and Massachusetts, viii be the
only ships Of the prospective flying squat
ron, the Texas being n the New York
navy yard 20 receive her ammunition
he-;s. while the cruisers Columbia ard
Minneapolis are expected 10 be ready 10
leave League island navy yard In time to
reach Hampton Roads about the middle
- next week Ry the end Of next week
n. flying squadron vii he complete IN 80
orgarizailon Of ships. men and armament
The r~xas at New York.
NEW YORK. Is--a ss. Tt. United
States bAtsieshie Texas arrived here ard
Dropped anchor 81 Tampkinsviile at s1s
tonight
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tied from the youngest jackie 10 the old
es, commander over the prospect.
Rear Admiral Sicard was on the point
OF leaving Key West and knew nothing OF
the action taken by the United States. A
torpedo boat was at once dispatched TO
Capt. Sampson on board the New York.
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RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT.
bethlehem Iron Company Has Heavy
Orders for Navy Gums.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. March o6.-The
Bethlehem Iron Company this afternoon
received big order for the navy. 1t in
clades seven 10-inoh and six Pinch gun
carriages, 10 be finished as rapidly as pos
sible. and five l0-inch guns, which makes
fifteen l0-inch guns ordered TO be deliver
ed by July 1. The company's works are
running night and day on armor. guns and
carriages for the United States navy.
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MONEY APPORTIONED
FOR SEATTLE ARMY POST.
Assignment Of &7O.DOO Made for TIN
mediate Operations ON Mag
nolfa Hun.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligenccr.
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator VIII
son said today that SO 900 had been assigned
20 the Seattle army post on Magnolia bluff
for i-Gmedt work.
OF this. ssaooo is for buildings and s2o.eoo
or as much as Is necessary. for grading
and clearing.
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SPAIN WILL NOT HOLD OUT.

Polo Rernabe Said 60 Have Bees
Instructed 20 Yield.
LONDON. MaAoh S.-The Paris CORE
spondent OF the Sunday Special says:
Private advices received from Madrid
say that Senior Polo Bernahs. the SPAN
ish minister at Washington. has been In.
strucied to yield gradually"
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CHARLESTON. s. G.. March "a bat
terry OF artillery from ST. Francis barracks,
81. Augustine. arrived this morning ana
was taken at once TO the Notifications on
Suilivan's island for reinforcement OF the
garrison there
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mouth. The amendment was lost. 81 to
100. az was tina; Of Cannon. g. to 81. Then
al o'clock the house adjourned.
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White also said that he had held the same
view as the committee.
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RIDE the easy running cleveland. /.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Title Cassidy returned to
her home in Missouri on Tuesday.
NJ. A. Sweeney, Esq, made a
business trip to New Albany We'd
nesday.
Miss Lo.tie Doane and Mr.. G.. +.
Doane visited Pike county the first
of this week.
Walter Mcdonald, who lived in
Jasper fifteen years ago, was in JAS
per Wednesday visiting old friends.
Rev. j. w. Roger, of Leaven-
worth, spent the first of the week
with his sons family in Jasper,
while on his way to conference.
Walter A. Haney, formerly q
student Of Jasper College, was il
Jasper Tuesday, visiting his alma
mater. He is travelling for the
lumber firm of john A. Reitz 4 Son
of Evansville.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
were this week sent out of the mar
riage next Tuesday morning, Oct. 4
at st. Joseph's church at 1880
o'clock, of Miss Josephine Sophia
Friedman and Mr.. Jacob j. Kuntz.
The bride is the accomplished and
talented daughter Of Mrs. Rosa
Friedman and the late George Fried
man, and is one of the bright stars
in the young society of Jasper.
The groom is an industrious and
intelligent horness maker, working
for Mr.. John Troxler. The young
people will go to housekeeping i'm.
mediately in their neat residence or
the corner of 9TH and McCrillus
streets, and will have the best wish
es OF the COURIER and host oil
friends. They will have wedding
dance Tuesday night at Kunkel's
hall, u which all are invited.
Invitations were also sent out fol
the marriage Of Miss Mayme Son
dermann, daughter Of Mrs. Caroline
Sonderman, and the 'queen o
beauty" in the young society 0
Jasper, to Mr.. Gustav $. Gramel
spacher, the genial assistant cashier
at the Farmers Bank, to occur a
st. Joseph's Church Wednesday
morning, Oct. Il, 1898, at s O'Clock
The happy couple will take an ex
tended bridal trip, and will be a
home to their friends after Nov. 10
at their residence on North MAR
street. This will be union of two
of the most prominent families in
Jasper, and the young couple have
the best wishes for future happiness
Of host of friends.
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Railroad Excursions.

Buffalo Bills Wild West Show Evans
vile Saturday Oct. Sth. One fare for
the round trip; good for one day only.
Who will go at one dollar for the round
trip? Leave Jasper 7:30 a. m, return
ing reach Jasper $50 p. m. same day.
Let us know at once.
Omaha Exposition, One fare plus 81
for the round trip on Oct. 4-ll-ls-25.
st. Louis Fair. One fare for the round
trip Oct. 2d to 9th good returning until
Oct. 10th.
Louisville Fair and Driving Assn.
One fare for the round trip to day.
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An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Martin Friedman,
who spares no pains 70 secure the best
Of everything in his line for his
many customers. He now has the
valuable agency Cor DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. This is the wonderful remedy
that is producing such Juror all ovel
the country by its many startling cures
1t absolutely cures Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness and all affections OF the
lungs. Call at above drug store and ge
trial bottle free, or a regular size for 90
and 81 90. Guaranteed to cure or pric'
refunded D
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Three Doctors in Consultation.



"when YOU are sick, what you like bes; T.
10 be chosen for medicine la the first place 7,
what experience tells you - best, 10 be
chosen ih the second place. what reason a.
e., Theory says l. best H. 10 be chosen in
the last place. But IL you can get DIR. In
T. iinatfon, Dr. Experience and ar Reason 10
hold "A consultation together, they viii give
you the best advice that can be taken"
When you have bad cold DR.. Incli-
nation would recommend Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy because il is pleasant
and safe 10 take. DIR. Experience wcnld
recommend it because it never fails TO
effect a speedy and permanent cure.
DR.. Reason would recommend il be-
canse it is prepared on scientific princi-
Piles, and acts on natures plan in re-
lie, ing the lungs, opening the secretions
and restoring the system TO a natural
and healthy condition. For sale by NJ
Friedman,
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BUSINESS CHANGE. ALLIES Bros.
have bought the stock Of fu niture OF
Mr.. p. A. Guckes, and the latter, in
partnership with Mr.. John M. Smith
is going to start ted spring factory
the firm having purchased Il e
right for several counties of Mum
Gle patent. They will. do the bust
ness at Guckes' stand, and have al
ready put in several machines and
two men are here showing them
how to work them.
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naysville Happenings.

Haysville is still on the boom
building new houses. Mr.. Nichol
has just completed his new house.
Accident james Taylor, while
loading barrel of molasses,
pinched a finger off.
William Schott, Tom Eisenhut
and Jim Taylor went to Knoxville
Saturday to a grand ball at Du-
dine, hall.
Geo. +. Mann says "Portersville
or bust" every Sunday now.
"Cyclone" Harder's buggy sale
is about over, so Billie works in his
blacksmith shop.
Ask j. X. Eisenhut who that girl
is that Adam Ruckriegel is stuck on.
Bill Mann is down hearted since
his girl returned to Louisville.
Born to Christ. Hoffman and wife
a son, last week.
A. j. Seitz says sits so nice to
be in love with nice young lady"
Bill Frank came to Haysville
Sunday. "Hot time in the old
town tonight"
German School began at Hays
vile this week.
New barber at Haysville; for ;
cut, shave and a gashlike hair cut
call on Lincoln Sescat.
Harry L. Hoffman at night claim
he saw a wild cat. PAEUcBU.
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NJ. Friedma n.

A CATcH.-At the teachers
examination last Saturday one Of
the questions in geography was
"Sketch a map showing the loca.
ton and names of the islands now
in question between the U. S. and
Spain" Strictly this would EN-
brace only the Philippines and
Guam, because the West India
islands were determined by the
peace protocol, and their possession
ultimately does not admit Of dispute
but probably most of the applicants
made sketches Of Cuba, Porto Rice
and the Isle of Pines. Such ques
tons are sometimes pulling tc
evacuation commissioners, as vel
as school teachers.
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How to Prevent Group.

We have two children who are sub
4 to attacks of Group. Whenever an
Pack is coming on my wife gives them
(amberlain's Cough Remedy and it
pays prevents the attack. Ii is a
|usehold necessity in this county and
matter what else we run out of, it
luld not do TO be without Chamber
m Cough Remedy. More OF it is
4 here than of all other cough medi-
Pes combined.-J. M. NIcRLE, OF
)kle Bros, merchants, Nickleville,
! For sale by Nj. Friedman.
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1t Nav Save Your Life.

A dose or two Of Foley's Honey and
Tar will prevent an attack ofpneumonia,
grip or severe cold il taken in time.
Cures coughs, colds, Group, LaGrippe,
hoarseness, difficult breathing, whoop-
ing cough, incipient consumption,
asthma or bronchitis. Gives positive
relief in advanced stages Of consumption
asthma or bronchitis. Guaranteed. NJ
Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-30
Wedding Announcement.

The engagement Of Miss Claudia
Rose, of Orwell, to Mr.. J. A. Sween-
ey, of ireland, is announced. The
marriage will take place Sunday
evening October 2d,at z 80 o clock,
at the Ireland NJ. 4. chuch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-30
Railroad Excursions.

White sulphur Wells at English.
Sweet Sulphur Springs at Velpen.
Rate of one and one-third fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan. Ger
iificate must be signed by proprietor of
springs.
Sunday Excursit rates effective Sun
day, May 18th, 49, Tickets sold at one
fare for the round trip, good for the day
only.