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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-16

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THE FAMED IRISH BEAUTY,
Has Finest Complexion in the World,
and II Is Largely Due 70 the
Simple Life She Leads.

The Irish girl. who has long held
monopoly as far as beautiful skin
Is concerned. Is soon TO be deposed
from her proud pedestal. or II not de-
posed she must soon share her posi-
ton with many Others. Her COM
pieNion secrets have become known
known and other girls viii soon be
as pretty as she
A face specialist has been over in
Ireland studying the beauty rules OF
the Irish lsss and he has come back
filled with knowledge and enthusiasm.
says Nine Julie darcy.
Everybody knows that the Irish girl
has the finest complexion in the world.
And everybody knows that her eyes
are the brightest her cheeks the rosi-
est and her skin the purest. Her
breath IS like the new-movn hay and
her hair is long and brilliant In mo-
ton she is as graceful as a gaelic
and in spirits she is bubbling.
II is no secret that the Irish girl
has few beauty laws She lives her
own life simply and naturally yet she
Is beautiful What makes her so love-
ly and what does she do for her good
looks which other women do not do?
The face specialist who went TO Ire
land last summer in the interests Of
set OF ladies' who desired 10 know
what the Irish girl did 20 make her
self so lovely has returned and his
enthusiasm is equaled only by the alb
solute surety which he has brought
back that all women can 90 and BE-
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THE THIRD


For some minutes the young man
had been talking OF the weather. Pro
ceeding from a casual reference to the
evenings temperature. he plunged into
spirited discussion Of the climate of
the United States In general. its ad-
yantages. its eccentricities and the
chief respects wherein il differs from
that OF the British Isles. with special
reference to the relative conditions in
New York and London.
Presently. by an abrupt transition.
be broke away from the subject.
u came here tonight to say some
thing to you, Miss Morton. something
that means a great deal 70 me.
That sounds interesting. Why don't
you say it?r
Because now that l am here. i
seems very hard 10 say As was
coming along the street. | knew Just
how | wanted 10 express myself. but
now I'm al tangled UP and don't know
where TO begin
How mysterious, Does that hap
pen 10 you very often?"
Please don't laugh az me. shall
never get through It If you do This
IS a very serious matter"
Il am listening" she said. with .
little air OF resignation.
It's just this. he continued desper.
ately; I'm head over ears in love
with you II began the first time
saw you. ana have been a hopeless
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To Revive Fur.

To revive fur lay IL on a table. beat
well with a cane, and shake to remove
all dust. Fiji kettle with a long
spout with water. let II boil. and as
the steam gets out pass the fur to and
fro slowly about five or sir inches
from the spout for a few minutes.
Shake and hang up the fur: II will
be equal to new. having regained its
brightness.
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Soft and Low.

Girls with voices pitched wrongly
are sent to throat specialists or sing.
ing masters 20 have q natural. wom-
anlyspeaking voice produced. Surg.
cry steps In here. too. removing
growths from throats and noses. ar
cesslvs cartilage and bones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-16

As 70 colors. there will Be no
changes worth mentioning. except the
country will not be so flooded with oil
shsdes OF purple
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Same Old Sleeve

Fair Traveler-I've only just re-
turned from Central Africa. you know
Now. tell me about everything. What's
the favorite sort Of sleeve now, and
how's II worm
Fair Stay-at- Home-Oh. just the
Sam as usual.
Fair Traveler-What's that?
Fair Stay-a.-Home Mans coat
sleeve. round the waist. OF counsel
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Every pretty woman knows shs IL
but she likes to hear her opinion CON
frmec.
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TIE SECOND.


I'm plain man. Miss Morton. and
l haven't the knack OF dressing M
thoughts in frills, like French lamo
chops. When have anything 10 say,
come right to the point That hae
always been my way"
Il think it's very good way" she
remarked.
Then Ill come down to my propo-
siuon. As you may know. I'm a fairly
successful man. Not Rockefeller. by
any means. btb could draw a check
with seven figures on IL and still ha, .
q few dollars left in the bank. have
good health and 10 bad habits. unless
you put smoking In that class. Do I
make myself plain"
Quite plain said the girl. with q
little smile.
lie nodded Approvingly. Il see Il
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
Quarterly Review International
Sunday School Lesson for
March 10.
QUARTERLY REVIEW LESSON.

By REV. WILLIAM EVANS. b. ID.
director Biblical Department OF ths
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, OH
clal Lecturer OF the Cook County
tCLicagO) sunday School Asso-
citation on the international
:. 5. IL csons)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-03-16

OF Age in Russia.
A Russian does not become of nge un-.
al he Is 26.
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Jesus Christ not only preached the
Gospel: He lived IL. He worked Il.
Words of love and deeds OF love wen.
hand in hand together He preached
the Word. He healed the sick. He
came down from the pulpit and en-
tered the hospital. Such was His
whole life. lie preached; lie was
benefcent: He was philanthropic.
His own life was the best commentary
on His preaching And IL the Chris
tianity of to-day Is to be known as
the Christianity of Christ, II must be
characterized by deeds as well ~
words.
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l NEW HAVEN THEATRE l
 C. B. BUNNELL. Manager.
 Thursday, Friday, Saturday March I, ?, 3,
 Matinee Saturday. Chas. P. Blaney's Scenic Melo- dramatic Sensation.
 | MORE TO BE ! FITTED THAN SCORNED with MR. WALTER WILSON l GARRICK GAUNT Pretty Girls, Catchy Music. cor- geOus Costumes. and a Real Matinee Idol. 5O--PEOPLE--50 l2-BIG SCENES-12 z

THE MERRY MILKMATDs AJn
 JOLLY FARMERS,
 me vested choir of the East Pearl street M, ID, church present this beallt59 Iul operetta at Warner Hall, on We'd nesday evening, February 2Sth, at f8 D. m. For the benefit of the ladies of Trin- ity M. D. church, Tickets thirty-f1ve cents. For sale at the door or of the ladies. f24,27,2S@
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Chicago nfnrket.

Reported over private wire by W. E. Smith & Co. n Broadway. N. T.. New Haven office. "A Center Street. Nor man A. Tanner. Manager.
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"DIE MASKERADE."

German Play at Hyperion Theater-
 Notable Dramatic Event.
 The German play 'Die Maskerade,' y written by Ludwig Fulda, will be pre- sented at the Hyperion theater the eve- ming of Wednesday, March z. It will be given by members of the Irving place theater, New York, which is owned by Heinrich Conried, manager of tEle Met ropolitan Grand Opera company. The entire income from this performance will go to swell the fund of the German seminary library, a branch of the Ger man department of the university For several years MT. Conried has done this same thing entirely free of charge. Thus there has been presented here such plays as Minna von Barnhelm, Die Journalisten, and Jugen Freunde. This last mentioned Is also by Ludwig Full da, and no one who saw that perform anee will miss a chance to see another of this popular authors plays. Dr. Fulra is at present in this country on a lecture tour and will lecture i'll New Haben. A brief account of this famous author will be given in these columns later
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BTeJOTJ THEATRE

SYLNEsTER z. POLT, Prop. ENTIRE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 26th The Stock Company will present
 The Success of Two Continents
 "UNDER TWO FLAGS. P0Ii Popular Prices Prevails: Ladies at daily matinees, 10 cents: evenings 10, 20, 30 cents; matinees, 10, 20 cents Seats for evening shows can be secured in advance. Box office opens at g a. In. Telephone 3090
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SEW FORK STOCK H4EHET Opening, Highest. Lowest. auotntlnn.

On the New York Stock Exohanca reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers md Brokers, 52 Broadway. New York and 16 Center street. Flew Haven, Conn
 Open. High. Low. Closa
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THE VALE NATIONAL BANK
 OF NEW HAVEN.

The keystone of is cultivate the habit of ing-then putting your money in a safe place.
 If you deposit in this bank, you always have your money when you want it.
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. 25 Broadway, New York ana l5 Center street. New Haven:
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Government Ronda.
Boston stock Gaotatlons.

Reported over private wire of Horn blower Weeks, members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha- ven office. 27 Center street.
 High Low. Bid. Asked.
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Hntels.

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, Virgin.
 "a Ave and Beach. Atlantic City, M, Rooms en suite with priyat0 haths Ens and cold sea water baths. Delightfni sun parlors, steam heated. ExceiIemr table. Rates s200 per day; slO.O0 week. " Write for 1905 booklet. Coach meeta trains A. c. MITCHELL. & CO.
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James Kelly of ' Collis street, who was poisoned by illuminating gas at the Aldrich house early Friday morn ing, has been discharged from the hos pital. Although in rather a weak con- dition he felt well enough to go home.
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GREENS HOTEL.

on the Beach Front, Atlantic City, NJ.
 Absolutely FireDroof.
 Entire New Management
 Newly and handsomely furnished. Most. delightfully."- located between the two famous piers-Center of all attrac- tions. Three hundred magnif1cent rooms. One hundred Hot Sea Water Baths, with all the modern anpoint- ments-Elevators, Steam Heat, Phones in rooms, Music. Terms. American plan, $25O per day up. Special weekly European plan, $1.50 per day up. with separate dining-rooms and service. Booklet Coach meets all trains
 CHARLES F. COPE. Prop Also Kittatinny Hotel, Delaware Water Gap.
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AT MASONIC HOME,

Trumbull Lodge, No. 22, to Conduct Services in Wallingford Next Sunday
 Next Sunday Trumbull lodge, No. P, A. F. and A. M,, will conduct special services at the Masonic home in Wall ingford. Special cars will convey the party from this city to the home, the cars leaving the corner of State and Chapel streets at i o'clock in the after noon.
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consolldatea stoek Esehange.

Reported over private wire by ". B. Smith & Co. Fl Broadway. N. r.; New
 Haven office. $40 Chapel street. Nor
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GOES TO HOT SPRINGS.

Edward Quigley, the former New Ha-
 ven policy king, has , it is said, gone to Hot Springs, where he had arranged to go previous to the raid. He was in New Haven one night last week, and went to his home on High street. He is said to have left considerable money be- hind. He is troubled with rheumatism.
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ARRESTED FOR THEFT.

Giovanni Verghis of Barclay street was arrested last night by Detective Dunlap for theft of 1000 pounds of metal from the Consolidated Railroad Co, He will be tried in the city court on Monday,
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BEECHER CASE.
Continued fn1. Tmn Weeks.

CUIIIIHUtu TOT TWO WeehS.
 The case against Wallace E. Beecher, charged with impersonating a United States revenue officer, which was to have come up before United States Commissioner Wright for hearing to- day, was postponed for two weeks.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

The burning question Of the
hour-why won't that window
.openY
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
q PORTING NEW q
BY ECB McNALLY
By ECB McNALLY

balls he evidently tried to catch
the one that wasn't.
Lenhart made a hit with the
fans when he robbed Daily of
a homer.
The new pitcher for the
Springs has good, prospects.
Experience will add much to
his ability as a twirler.
Joe Garvey was severely in
Jured by a pitched ball in the
sixth but finished the game.
We are very sorry to learn that
Joe is still in a bad condition
and we wish him an early re-
covery.
The poor condition of the
dam was a disappointment to
many Of the fans. They were
compelled to cross over on the
foot bridge.
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ing, it is as far as Phillips, com
ing from the east.
William McDouga and
brother, Earnest, both formerly
OF 5. d., but late Of Montana
arrived in this country last week
to visit with relatives the guests
OF Jennie Grover and family of
Dirty Woman Creek.
What has become Of eve
scribe" from Viewfeld, did the
sound of the railroad whistle
scare him OF her, which ever
1T might be, out of the country.
We sure did appreciate reading
the items from that part of the
country as that used to be our
old range. TENDERFoor
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Ash Creek Items.

The weather is dry and ex-
cellent for haying but too dry
for cereals.
John Gray, formerly Of S. D.
but late Of Missouri is VISITING
relatives and friends in this
part.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson returned
home from Pierre last Satnr-
day.
Ben Grover is doing the hay
act for Arthur Finnegan.
John Bennett, Of Pedro. was
the guest Of M. B. Roth. Of
Ash Greek lastsunday.
Jerimiah Grover, Of Deep
Greek is on the sick list, there
is quite a lot Of sickness in this
part Of the country this sum
mer.
The dance at Peter Kertz-
mans on Plum Creek last Fri
day night was a dandy, a large
crowd and good order prevailed,
The A. 0 w. picnic that
was held at Pedro August 8,
was almost a failure owing to
the inclemency Of the weather,
Mrs. George Poste, wife Of
the treasurer Of Stanley county
is visiting with her sons on Ash
Greek, at the present.
Clyde DAILY and wife Of Plnm
Greek passed through this part
last week enroute to Dakota
City, where Mr.. DAILY intend,
to engage in business Of som,
kind.
The railroad is coming a tlv
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MARRIED MEN WIN.

The married men had another
merry time over on the base
ball lot on the ninth of August
when they trimmed the young
steers to a finish. The way those
old fellows walloped that sphere
was marvellous. At no time
did the singleites have look in.
Corneilson had the goods all
the way. His control was per-
feet and his steam terrific. In
him were centered the hopes
and the expectations ofthe mar
ried gentlemen and he proved
himself equal to the occasion.
Lenhart was the leading light
for the single men in the begin
ming of the show but he couldn't
stand the pace. Grover Nc
earthly relieved him in the final
scene and displayed a wonder
full variety oftwisters. But the
game was gone and the young
sters were forced to yield to the
superior prowess Of a worthier
foe.
Hewlett is sure a wonder with
the willow. His four two bag
gers were timely and produc-
tive. dad" Sharp didn't get
a home run but it was evident
that his intentions were good.
1t is needless to say that Bald
win was a star actor during the
whole performance. He got
hits whether they were needed
or not and ran bases like a
deer.
When the mighty Mccarthy
stepped to the plate in the first
act the hopes Of the unmarried
mon ran high. He Immediately
began the slaughter with a two
hoso cook Tho fon,;l;o,;+1,
seemed to irritate Corneilson
and he proceededt to hurl his pals
to victory. In the ninth inning
through the brilliant stick work
of Holcomb. Hurlburt and
HALEY the Mccarthy bunch
amassed three runs to their half
dozen and came within one Of
making the game close.
The game was a good exhi-
bition. Alarge crowd of wives
and mothers were on hand and
applause was never a minus
~ 49, L%sE -NN5 snr H TEE
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
RAPID I L LOSES.

Friday was a great day fol
Daily and his bunch. The mid
summer heat and the fresh
mountain zephyrs seemed to in
spire the mighty array of Drawn
and brain that was pitted against
the Rapid City aggregation and
after a splendid exhibition of
the national game the visitors
were found two notches to the
good. If there were any horse
shoes on the scene it was clear
that they were not in the pos
session of the Rapid City team.
The Fates were with Hot
Springs. From the first jump
it was evident that the home
team was severely crippled. The
inlield especially showed signs
of weakness and disorder. Bob
bic Robinson Of Deadwood
fame guarded the initial sack
while Parry, the veteran was
switched to short. The absence
of Whipple in left necessitated
the acquisition Of a new artist
who could see everything but
the ball. Lenhart came to the
rescue, however,, and substi-
tutcd The above mentioned and
Immediately pulled down a
drive from Daily's club that
looked good for round trip.
Rapid City stock took boom
in the first round. Three hits
netted two runs. But after that
there was a slump. The south,
slider who was dong the work
for Hot Springs became irwin
clble. Tue ninth inning rally
proved a farce. With a runner
on second and no one gone the
crowd became enthused and for
a moment there was a mighty
roar. But as the three best
stickers on the team tried in
vain to connect, the delusive
phantom Of hope began to fade
and the wild excitement Of the
scene died away to nothingness.
Stewart, Brockett and Dietz
were all to the good for Rapid.
Couple and Waugh did the best
work for the. Springs. Score:
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

Special Cut Prices on
ChiIdren's white pique jackets,
Ladies and misses cloth jackets
ChiIdrcns' summer dresses,
Childrans' muslin underwear.
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Lawns, Suitings, Mulls, fine
.Ginghams' Summer Goods
that sold early in the season
up TO 3Oc the yard.
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quantity when a startling stunt
was pulled off. Score:
Married 40 IL 0 20 2O-1O
Single 90 10 0 81 30 9.
SPORTS IN

Battling Nelson and Joe Cans
have at length signed articles
of agreement to fight to a finish.
The bout will take place at
Goldfeld, Nevada, on Labor
Day, September 3, and will de-
eide the light weight champion
ship Of the world. Nelson will
receive 500, 900 win or lose so
the fight will be for the title
only. Here's hoping that the
Dane will do things to his col
ored antagonist.
Jim Corbett's theatrical ca
reer has far surpassed his ring
career. His popularity as an
actor has enabled him to secure
a prominent place among the
leading actors Of the country
and his weekly salary is $1,000
and upwards.
1t is interesting to note the
progress Of the Zig leagues. IN
doubtedly the fight for first
place this season is more stub
born than ever before. At pres
|ent both Chicago teams are on
top; the Nationals by a large
margin and the Americans by a
few points. It would be very
gratifying to see the mighty
metropolis of the west close the
season "Under Two Flags"
The Western League is a
walk away for Des Moines.
Now that first place is a sure
thing Cantlllion proceeds to
sell all his star performers to
the big leagues and is develop
ing young bloods for nextyear's
trace.
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BATTING AVERAGES,

The averages Of the team
have taken a decided slump
since their last publication.
Only two men have improved
while the others have fallen off
badly. Whipple's work with
the stick has been phenomenal
and his absence will be keenly
felt.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.


The constant wrangling was
the only disgusting feature.
Certainly this rag-chewing
should be dispensed with. It
becomes monotonous to say the
least. If the fault is with the
umpire he should be displaced.
If it is with the players they
should be taken out. What
ever detracts from the game and
the attendance is a detriment.
II the new fielder saw two
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

The editor of a Yale College
weekly has failed financially,
owing to connection with min
ng property in the west, and
OF course the west gets the
blame.
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SUNNI MARY.

Two base hits; Mentally, Daily,
Ccpple. Struck out, Hicklin, ii,
Stewart, 10. Stolen bases, Yarman,
Couple, Carney. Umpire, Van
Alberg. Time of game, one hour
and so minutes.
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Everyone seems to be a can
dldate for something just now.
Politics is one American COM
modify that will never be con-.
trolled by a trust.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Rapid City 2 o o o 0 o-3
Hot Springso 2 2 90 0 o-5
SUMMARY.
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chicago's present popslatiof
IS estimated by the new direcS
tory-makers at 2,3oo,5oo on
conservative basis. - Recos
Herald.
We haven't heard any returp3
from New York vet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-01
More Democratic Horse Play.

Washington, May 3l.-The Demo-
Gratis of the house resumed their fill
clustering tactics today and demanded
that the roll call be made on every
possible parliamentary point. Not
withstanding these tedious delays,
the house passed the diplomatic and
consular Appropriation Of $2,734,S6
A number of amendments we're ad-
opted, the chief among which was
changing the salary of the ambassa-
dor TO Japan from 1900 to $4,000
and fixing the salaries of ministers
to Belgium, Netherlands and Luxem-
berg al $4,000 year instead of SIP,
600 as fixed by the bill as originally
reported. The legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill and
the post office appropriation bill were
sent to conference, the house adjourn
ing at 4:l5 until noon tomorrow, min
ority threatening to call roll call on
three amendments to the bill correct
ing the military record 10 Benz
i. Graham.