The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • 2

FROM THE CAPITAL PRESS COMMENT. jfounOcO tn 1SS9. which lends the note of gay color sometimes so desirable, even in a plain Uncorporateo in 8i JASPER HERALD Under the new law it is the duty of officers tn see that all children between Thin dresses luxuriate in ribbona, Our progress in commerce, our advance in the arts and sciences has been truly wonderful, and this was especially noticeable at the late World's Fair at Chicago, in which all the nations of the world participated and which proved undeniably the Our Country. Oration delivered by Harry Hicks, at the College commencement, June 22d.J Ladies and gentlemen Heroes and great men are esteemed and honored by all nations. Thus we find a Brutus, a Cincin- PubHsned at Jasper.

Dubois County, Indiana, every NsQSPsRr Friday Morninp. 5asper the ages of eight and fourteen years attend whole pieces beingr consumed when the school. They will notify parents who are fancy runs that way, lor skirt ruffles, Office: Corner Fifth and Main Streets. Senator David Turpie In a Speech Gave the Republican Tariff Bill a Raking. miscellaneous waist frills and sash ends.

not sending their children to school, and if PER AttfEUM. Silk and light wool fabric no less rev the children are not sent after the officer Entered at the post office at Jasper. Indiana, as second-class matter. el in what some writers prefer to call, ''ribands," because that is the old-fash bas notified the parents, the latter are sub- wonderful resources of our own country. We are indeed a great nation.

Yet, rich in resources, and abounding in institutions of learning, we will nevertheless go to ruin as did Rome and Carthage of old if we do not foster religion and morality. Without ioned way of spelling them. a fine of $5 and Star Press. WASHINGTON, July 2. -There never was QailUam C.

jBfnchies, COITON Nt PUaUHE. College, natus, a Regulus honored in ancient Rome, a Leonidas in Greece, a Wallace in Scotland and a William Tell in Switzerland. They are thus honored because they were so unselfish, because their patriotism prompted them to such heroic sacrifices, In the great dry goods shops ribbons have outgrown their lawful corners, and have stolen to center store counters. Lthese two sustaining props, nations will a clearer case of asking for bread and receiving a stone than the so-called antitrust amendment to the tariff bill, prepared by the Senate Finance committee. It was Correspondence solicited from every postoffice in the county.

Send subscription money by postoffice oney order, reeistered letter or draft Address communications to Wm, C. Binckley. Jasper, Ind. FRIDAY. JULY 9, 1897.

ConDuctcO by tbc- Does any senator suppose that the duty on coal will ameliorate the condition of the coal miners. The Slav labor so largely employed in Pennsylvania was imported where other feminine article rightfully belong. It is upon these prominent tables that many choice bargains now not their first intention to report any amendment on this subject, but they became sat- are to be found. But one must have a knowing eye, else she will buy great yards at small prices of lengths which free and secured at wages that are starving nut the American miners. But the coal tlHHPUNtEY is said to possess magnetism mm mm.

Benedictine jfatbers isned that if they did not there was danger There is certainly a great deal of mag- barons who have fattended on distress and are not suitable for her purpose at all An example is the pieot scallop edge the Pettigrew st amendment, misery beyond power of words to express, nate-ism connected with his administration taffeta, which abounds in some rem demand higner duties in behalf of American which was recently tabled by a little par- nant ribbon counters. Fashion and yea, even prompted them to lay down their lives in behalf of their country. This love is innate in the heart of eveiy man. We may delight in visiting foreign countries, in seeing strange and wonderful sights, yet we feel that we are not at home, that we are among strangers and we long again to see our native shores. Have we Americans reason love our own country? We have indeed.

First of all we enjoy civil and religious liberty. Congress, says the constitution shall make no law respect labor. What a great farce their play I g-ood taste have agreed that ribbons New Albany Ledgerr r-tjii with little scallopy edges, whatever liamentary juggling, might be brought to a direct Vote and be adopted. Then they gat their heads together and concocted the sham their width, are trivial in character, At least three-fourths of the people are hasten to their ruin. Let us listen to Washington farewell address: "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports." Whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined edu-tion on minds of peculiar structure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle.

SUNDAY RATES. Air Line will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip, good returning on date of sale, each Sunday, commencing May 9, 1897. V. E. CLAYCOMB, Agent.

White Sulphur Wells of English, and Sweet Sulphur Springs of Velpen, are now open. Tickets sold to these points at one and one-third fare for the round trip, good 30 days. Everybody Bays So. Bveparatore, Commercial 25 Scientific Consequently these are desirable qply in favor of electing county school superin for the trimming of the most summery tendents by popular vote, as they recognize that the presumption that an election of women's frocks, or for the fussiest among children's gowns. that will be just about as injurious to the trusts as Sherman anti-trust law has been, and they actually expect the voters ONE of the needed reforms that could be inaugurated with little monetary expense, 'fsto widen vehicle tires buggies and carriages, as well as light and heavy wagons.

If vehicle tires were from four to six inches wide, the draft would be lighter on the horse; our improved streets and highways would last from four to six times as long, and the new departure would not detract from the usefulness or beauty of vehicles In any particular. Let's start a wide tire crusade. Greencastle Star Press. bv the trustees takes the matter out of The woman who does not know buys nolitics is a laughable farce. The fact of ribbons with flourished edges to trim of the country to accept their work as an the matter is that under the present sys both her Sunday gown and church hat.

The same type of woman writes a hand tem there is far more politics involved than earnest and real attempt to curb the power of trusts, instead of seeing it for what it ing the establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press. We have a comparatively young nation, it is true, yet our progress in commerce, in that is more or less "curlcycues." in an election by the people. We are I pent the morning yesterday in ex decidedly in favor of the election of United States senators and county superintendents Empowereb to Confer tbcHteuM dollcoiatc earee. Thoroughly arranged Home and ol. of Experienced Professors and Disciplinarians.

Retired, Healthy and Beautiful Location. TERMS, Per Session of Five Months: For further particulars address: Rev. Prefect Jasper College, by popular vote. Shoals News. amining the latest things in ribbons, says a woman in the New York Press, fostly they are marked by excellence in the color combination and a certain character in design, which, lor want ol a better name, one calls "smartness." really an attempt to bamboozle the voters' who don't know any better than to look to republicans for legislation adverse to trusts.

Senator Turpie gave the republican tariff bill a raking fore and. aft in a speech in fa vel case is reported from Kosciusko A the arts and sciences has been truly prodigious and the star spangled banner is respected wherever it waves. Let us now briefly review some facts of American his The Central Labor Union, of Indianapolis, at a meeting, by a decisive vote aeciarea that they were in favor of amending the Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant, and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C. C.

C. to-day; 10, 23, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Smartness never has to do with inde tory. On the 3d of August, 1492, three cision.

This is emphatically a riDDon season of plaids and stripes. laws of the United States In regard to further restricting the laws regarding immi vor of the amendment supported by the minority of the finance committee, to tax inheritances over $5,000, 2 per cent, for the Brocaded ribbons are out, and so are gration. This is a matter that interests small vessels weighed anchor at Palos in Spain. We cannot at present, realize the magnitude of this expedition. At that pe nearly all floral designs, except expen- FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.

every Cicwen oi our tuunuy, aim orBftah JASPER, INDIANA. have the proper regard for the welfare of rirlth. And a fwothers in odd Dresden next ve years. He told the republicans riod the boldest sailor did not venture be On July 3d, 4th and 5th the Louisville, Evansviile St Louis R. R.

will sell ex the people of this country in general and patterns, especially for children's use. that they had made the measure prohib county, where Mrs. Albert Kreiter is prevented by an injunction of court from leaving her home for a visit to California. The injunction was applied for by Mrs. Kreiter's husband, who failed by persuasion to keep her at home, and is in force until dissolved by court.

This is believed to be the first case on record where such unique action has been taken by a husband to keep his wife at home, says the Hancock Democrat. It will be a matter of great interest to many "men to know there is a method of this kind to keep their wives at home. th lahnrers in narticular will 10m the union flt-rinM nnrl nlairia come in all ribbon yond the Azores. To the west it was be MARTIN FRIEDMAN, r-- 'tory, ana mat Desiues, no hill had ever in their attempts in restricting tne aamis- weignts moire, saim, suruu, wuci, cin Uhor tn mir shores. That linen, irauze.

Colors range irom dls- presentea mat maoe so large and un cursion tickets at the rate of one fare for the round trip to all points within a radius of 200 miles. Tickets good returning to and July 6th. No excursion tare for adults to be less than 25 cents, and for children 1 sa- i-1j- lieved lay a sea of darkness and to the south a region of boiling waters. To have dispelled the gloom and mystery that hung would be a protection that would protect. prwvoitea a spoliation or tne world's com RUG line combinations In the faintest tints Greenfield Herald.

2i n. so long over the Atlantic is the great glory less than 15 cents. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has passed greatest demand is lor taffetas lor hat of Christopher Columbus. Proud, indeed, DEALER IN into the hands of Joseph Pulitzer, and is says Prescott, must have been the return trimmings, nut as more aeiicate naxs are required, the gauze and linen rib RATES TO THE EXPOSITION now an organ of gold -buggery.

It is un merce. He said there was "compound felony" in nearly every schedule of it, and that the bill made it almost a penal offense to carry on trade with the people of South and Central America, while one-third of it was a declaration of war against France, Germany, and the continent of Europe. bons are to be used lavishly. of Columbus; for he had fully established the truth of his long contestedvtheory, in the face of scepticism and contempt. Yet, The colored combinations are usually Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, JBrusbes, Bes anD Hse Stuffs.

derstood that Col. Charles H. Jones, its former editor and manager, will take a trip to Europe with his family this year, and early in 1898 will establish a first-class, made vigorously. For example, a ribbon runs blue and green and black. At Nashville.

Tickets sold daily until October 30th. Tickets from Louisville good for 15 days, and for 7 days, $8.70. Tickets from Evansviile for 15 days, for 7 days, $7.45. Columbus, who had given a world to Spain, was treated with neglect, loadea with The black stripe is an inch wide, and He added that the rates in the bill were simon-pure democratic morning and evening joins the blue and green without any chains and the very country which he discovered, bears not his name. It is, not shading.

One may find nearly any color union she fancies ready arranged daily newspaper at St. Louis, which wit! vigorously advocate the free and unlimited akin to bribery and rapine dictated by a "banditti of syndicates." He closed by referring to the silver question and ex necessary to describe the various expedi coinage of both gold and silver. Col. Jones Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Gopi tions that followed in the wake of Columbus' discovery. Suffice it to say, that the pressing the opinion that the abandonment sold his one-sixth interest in the Post-Dis of the free coinage of silver by this govern Jn a ribbon.

Thus, lilac, canary and white. Gray, black, white and geranium, Violet, green, cream, white and black. Indeed, some women select a ribbon and; make a dress alter the ribbon's color scheme. patch to Joseph Pulitzer for $100,000 Mr. SOAPS, FACE POWDERS, DRESSING AND FIJSOJrVBSf Spanish, French and English nations formed ment was a step in excess of the rightful Pulitzer also assuming the payment of all authority of those who had ordered it done costs, attorneys fees, in former liti 1T is estimated that 30,000 Eastern people wilt attend the Christian Endeavor National convention at San Francisco.

An Eastener means a person who lives east of the Mississippi river. Mt. Vernon Demo- That may be four idea of the California idea of "Eastern people," but our experience is that Californians class all people east of trie Sierra NevacLi mountains as "Eastern" people. Fairly well-informed Californians refer to a trip to Helena, Montana or Salt Lake, Utah, as a visit to the "east." When they get to, the Missouri River they are "far east." When they go east of those points they designate the place in particular, as New ork, Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, etc. rOn the other hand people as far west as Ohio, speak of atrip to Illinois as going "out west." This is a large country.

eooKs Skin games can no longer be played with AND' ATIONERY. One beautilul gauze "riband" is white, gation between them. Mt. Vernon Demo yellow impunity upon the credulous by unscrupul- Notice to Non-Resident. State of Indiana, Dubois County, Dubois Circuit Court, October Term, 1897.

Rosa E. Hanseiman vs. Malichi Hanseiman. The plaintiff In the above entitled cause havine filed her complaint therein for divorce, together with an affidavit that the defendant Is not a resident of the state of Indiana, and that said Action Is to obtain a divorce. Now, therefore, the said defendant is hereby notified that unless he be and appear on the 2d day of the next term of the Dubois circuit court to be holden on the second Monday of October, 1897, at the court house in the town of Jasper, in said county and state, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence.

In witness whereof 1 hereunto set ihy hand and af-sealI fix the seal of said court at Jasper, this 29th day of June, 1897. Herman Eckert, July 9, '97-3t. Clerk, Dubois C. C. Travlor Hunter, Plffs.

Arty's. settlements in what is now the United States. Passing over the various settlements made by the English the wars waged in the colonial period; let us hasten onward to consider that revolution, so momentous in its results. It had been the policy of England to make the English col quarter-inch stripes ol shadincr to orange. A clever woman ous men eneaeed in the business of sniirit.

crat A LITTLE NONSENSE. pmc Mines anb Htquots ing patents. Commissioner Butterworth declares that nothing but straightforward A Neither. She "Do you belong to honorable business methods are to be al onists of, America entirely dependent on the a cycling club, or are you unattached lowed in the practice before the patent of He "Neither. I'm married." In fice while he is at its head, and that the dianapolis Journal patent sharks must go, and" to show that he means business he has within a short FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH THE PUREST MEDICINES.

Corner South Main Street and Public Square. JASPER I1N1JZDIA1SIA. "Does your minister practice what he preaches?" "He bas preaches! it so often he doesn't need to practice it any period disbarred eight attorneys from prac Treasurer's Report. Edward A. Bohnert, Treasurer for Du tice before the United States Patent Office for crooked business, and has cited John would see possibilities in it lor the keynote say the belt and neck ribbcm ol a charming afternoon gown.

Another ribbon is threes-inch cerise moire, with kn inch white gros-grain edge. This, again, has a half-inch edge of black velvet. A black gauze ribbon has plaidings of scarlet, orange and white. A suggestion for some one to use in fashioning a black frock. Of course, the scarlet, orange and white decorations mustjbe applied judiciously.

Of ribbons in solid color, one which resembles the old "Louisine," and which is made on an alpaca loom, is the newest and most beautiful. If you aan imagine what alpaca would look like if it were made from silk, you can see this ribbon exactly. It is liked in nine-inch width for "crush" hat trimming. But this material is too soft for many pretty dresses. For these the taffetas and Some of our democratic exchanges, that bois county, Indiana, submit the following more." -Detroit Journal.

"Papa, how do the people in the weather bureau find out what kind ol weather we are going to have?" "I didto't know that they did, my in times past deplored the fact that boys of mother-country, and hence restrictions were placed on the trade of the cojonists and the navigation laws made it unlawful for them to trade with any country except England. These high-handed measures of England were not resisted. It was when England issued the so-called "writs of assistance" or search warrants, and when it attempted to tax the colonies that the smouldering opposition formed into open rebellion. The colonists resisted taxation, claiming that "taxation without representation was tyranny," and in this view they were supported by the great English states wedderburn who are officially charged with specific instances of fraud school age were idling their time away on the streets whe they should be at school are now putting up a terrible howl at the report of the condition of the county revenue for the fiscal year, ending May 31, 1897: and deception In their dealings with in ventors, to show cause why they should not also be disbarred. Balance on hand June 1, $14,540 18 Received from taxes for 24,886 66 Received for special judge 15 00 The republicans of the District of Col Received specific and redemption of lands 1,083 32 Yonkers Statesman.

tAn Age of Miracles. -The Hostess "Society possesses a power that is almost magical. Guest "It does, indeed How easily, for instance, it transforms an ass into a lion." Lif e. "Wiggins had to have his telephone taken out." "Why?" "Well he had told his wife they must cut down expenses, and so she called him up every afternoon1 to see whether he had gone to baseball." Detroit Free Press. umbia who contributed money and time to elect McKinley are inclined to say cuss WOTds every time they glance over the list of seven juicy diplomatic places which have Total receipts $40,525 16 EXPENDITURES.

men, Pitt and Burke. Pitt declared that he rejoiced in their resistance, and said that "if they had submitted, they would voluntarily have become slaves." The principal patriots on the AjflWipari side we're Washington, Frankjjfi AdafJJS. been given to residents of the district Assessing revenue 2,832 85 first attempt to remedy the evil. They not because they are opposed to it but simply because the law was passed by a republican legislature. After they get through howling and the law is given a practical test it will be tound to cost but a bagatelle that we cau certainly afford to pay rather than let these boys grow up in ignorance and crime and probably cost the people thousands where they will cost but dollars.

Huntingburg Argus. While a democrat might object to boys loafing about the streets instead of being in school, it does not follow that he desires the state to pass a law compelling those boys to attend school. On the same line of argument you put up, Mr. Lewis, it is the duty of the state to pass taws com With the exception of John Hay, who is more Of a literary man than a politician Public buildings 690 34 Bridges 3,809 40 Fees and salarv 5.074 00 and more of a club and society man than of Nrrsane 546 54 either, and Louis A. Dent, who was the and Patrick Henry.

Wasjupgton we venerate as the "Fathf our Country," and we love to sySak of him as "the first in late Mr. Blaine's private secretary for moires are preferred. Ribbons for sailor hats and belts are of plaid in any coloring you can picture. Hat-bands, ready-made, to hook on easily and take off with equal ease, are to be found on the ribbon counter. In wash ribbons nothing especially new has developed.

But the dealers say that colors get faster and faster. By which they mean that they wash better. Velvet ribbons in narrow widths are used generously, especially in black, on many silk waists. One cannot go wrong fashionably, then, it she trims her gowns with rib Poorry 1,384 99 Specific 97 95 Criminals 1 ,020 60 Soad ana highway 210 05 long time, the average republican had never war, tfta-firs peace and the first in the heard of these favored individuals until of his countrymen." There were Premature Conclusion. "That was ray Cousin George I was out driving with yesterday afternoon.

You ought to see him manage a team. He is the most expert driver with one hand I pver saw." "Drove with one hand, did he, Miss Julia?" "Sir! He talked to me with the other one. He is deal and 3umb," Chicago Tribune. Fuddy "Isn't Miss Smarte a little extravagant? I notice she wears silk their names went to the Senate. It (1 Records and stationery 773 74 Jurors 1,720 80 Advertising and printing-140 10 Tax refunded 1- 48 49 1 LI.

At pelling people to attend church on the basis yiuuauie mai uie inner nve genuemeufere credited to the District of Columbjffor the convenience of their congressional backers, but that doesn't make itvfjfease the local Poor farm 1,060 52 will become moral and reduce the Election jl 1,769 44 Benevolent institutions. 396 77 RETURN VISIT DR. W. WINSTON WAGGONER Eminent Eye and Ear Specialist 1 ate of the University of Heidelburg, Ocrmanr.tafei Now permanently located at WASHINGTON, INDIANA, Has at the solicitation of many of our best citizens agreed to visft Jafpjr once a month. He will be at the Indian House, June 29th and 30th The doctor comes well recommended as a thorough gentleman as well as a reliable pbyslclnn.

This will give the people of Jaspet and vicinity an opportunity to consult one of the most successful specialists that lias ever visited this section of the state. The doctor gives his undivided attention to diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. CONSULTATION AND EX Ail FREJE. If your trouble IV incurable, the doctor will frankly tell -you so, as he will under no circumstance undertake an incurable case. If you are afflicted with Eye, Car, Neaa or Throat trouble, and are dissatisfied with the treatment vou are receiving, you will do well to call and see him tt the Indiana House.

The doctor suggests that you bring only one friend with you, as his rooms will be crowded. The doctor desires-tp examine every case of Eye. Ear, Nose ec Throat trouble in the 'county- He does not propose to CURE everv case, but MORE THAN NINETY PER CENT, car be curetl by bis NEW PROCESS. The fact is, Dr. Waggoner ha sotted himself to do everything that can be done in his line.

AjT -r J'immm Indiana House: Tuesday, June aoth and Wednesday, June 30th. bons, and ribbons. But she must take ibout every day in the week. IDon't Coroner's inquests 419 0 care not to trim the striped dresses with hunters amy better- amount of crime. I ever saw her in calico." Duddy Sec'y board of health 197 25 Representative Qgciery of Missouri, who Striped ribbon, nor the figured ones with figured, or there will be sorrow in hearts of those who behold her.

A Onj TSSiJ uoi; extravagance, iw County 1,246 00 Redemption of lands 366 48 Expense of school fund. 84 60 has just returned from a visit to his home, ss: is but little activity in the fact is, she'sWKTioiy Bel i TTx "Journalism so many able men in tne oiu continental congress, yet says Patrick Henry: "if you speak of solid information and sound judgment, Washington was undoubtedly the greatest among them all." Washington w'as conservative and not aft extremist. Jefferson sympathized strongly with the French revolutionists. Washington observed strict neutrality and when Gnust endeavored to embroil the United States in a war with England and Spain, then Washington insisted that the French government should recall its embassador. Adversity tries the soul of men, and never did the character of Washington shine brighter -than in that dreary winter at Valley Forge, when his men had no shoes, ribbon usually should sum the color Cost of change of venue 547 05 Is circles of Missouri at this time.

much so indeed, that 6 never allows notes ol a costume or lend a harmonious ufairs are in somewhat of an expectant Speial 15 00 Bailiffs 637 25 herself to appear in Boston toneJoJ4gi-fanjtsR Transcript. attitude, awaiting the appearance of the belated 'prosperity' promised by the republican party, which seems to have been Total expenditures $25,090 01 Twentieth Ceatury LoTe Scene. INDIA. USELESS FOR CEREALS Deducted from total receipts of Suitor "Ab, dearest Irma, what ecstasy lies in this sweet passion of love which Letter ShoTrtff the. Fntlllty A leaves balance on hand $15,435 15 sidetracked somewhere along the line of its ourney.

Money is idle and listless, be makes the heart flutter and the pulse beat faster." Irma (recent graduate ol NO doubt, under our present system of misgovernment, promiscuous immigration is detrimental to the best interests of the working classes in this country. But under a correct and heakhy government, every able-bodied man is an acquisition" much to be desired. Our country is not half developed, our mines are lying idle, our factories closed and our workingmen bidding against each other for a chance to earn a mere livelihood. At this time it is no more a crime against the natives to allow- new immigrants to land in this country, than a crime against the ignorant, uninformed foreigner, who comes here think-ing thisis a land of freedom and plenty. Respectfully submitted, EDWARD A.

BOHNERT, Treasurer, D. C. cause the opportunity for profitable invest A medical school, seizing his hand) ment is uninviting. Under existing condi tions Missouri would probably double the when the currency of congress had almost become worthless and the cause of American independence had well nigh been given "Ha, villain! You are deceiving me. Vour pulse is quite normal only 72.

Begone!" Fliegende Blaetter. majority she gave Bryan. The next House, Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, has been duly appointed admin in my opinion, will bs overwhelmingly SEASON OF RIBBONS. THE democratic, and the republicans will also istrator of the estate of Joseph M.

Fried la What the Present This lose control ol the Senate." man, late of Dubois county, lndiana.de May Truly Be Called. It looks to a man up a tree as though ceased. Said estate Is supposed to be John Russel Young, the newspaper man, Solvent. JOSEPH F. FRIEDMAN, Administrator.

BRETZ MCFALL, Attys. June 25, '95-3w. Sending- Wheat and Corn. Senator Chandler has received a letter from George A. Kittredge concerning the proposed relief expedition for India, and says from his knowledge of the conditions the proposed expedition of corn and wheat will be impracticable, and says there is no organization in! India for the idSstributlon of food, and that the famine districts are scattered from the Madras presidency, at the south, to the Puujaub, in the north.

"It would be almost impossible," he says, "to divide a large quantity ol grain among the needy. The grain would go to India in bulk, but there are no elevators there or other means ol receiving it in that form. It must be put into bags, the bags must be bought, and the grain filled in the bags on board the steamer. Apart from the expense of the bags, I do not see how the bags could be filled in that climate in the holds of steamers. "There is the expense of sending the who is the new Librarian of congress, bad dropped into a $5,000 a year sinecure, as This is a great productive country.

In fact, OB factories can produce as much in A. R. Spofford, who has been Librarian for a number of years is made his first assist 'Kiajrf Aiimm am in uni umii un a few months as the entire population will1 fftclal HHrectorg. ant, and will Bobably continue to do all utilize in a year. As our foreign com the hard work.

It is given out that Mr. JUDICIAL OFFICERS. Elv. Judee Petersburg; merce, our exports, are not given any at wi. punoj aq sXvaps way pus 'ajumk sioqnrj pu jddsrp jo JS3J3JUI paqsnqnd s) amn aqj lie s.wou am saApi pus 'ApioaA ajjwao -uiac dpr.MV-aP! sj Qlvy3H H3dSVf iHwJ Kibbons are conspicuous and delightful features of woman's summer wardrobe.

One hardly sees a frock without a knot or belt of ribbon. Even tailor-made gowns have flat applications, here and there, of it. Jacket revers are faced with some smart plaid effect. Or there is a tiny vest, or a wide girdle, OUR NEW STORY, AN IMPENDING SWORD, Spofford was made assistant instead ef li E. A E.

Cox. Prosecutor Jasper brarian, at his own request, but, of course, tention bat all eyes are directed to the COUNTY OFFICERS. up. in tms crisis wasnington, trusting in Providence and in the justice of his cause, was buoyed up by hope and perseverance, aided by such great generals as Putnam, Gates, Greene and Lafayette, be achieved that great boon for the United States, national independence. Since the declaration of national independence and the establishment of a republican form of government, with Washington as the first president, our progress has been remarkable.

This is especially noticeable in literature. The colonial period was unfavorable to literature, since the early settlers had tostru gle for mere existence and the turbulent times of the revolutionary war were certainly not conducive to authorship. Yet, since that time, Bancroft and Prescott history. Irving, Hawthorne arid Cooper in fiction, Longfellow, Bryant and Poe In poetry, have created a literature that compares favorably with that of England. The educational facilities of the United States are exceptionally good, and among the institutions of learning we may especially mention Yale and Harvard.

We have had great orators imports and tariff, ouifactories are closed a ereat part of the time, our workmen nobody has to believe such an improbable story just because it has official backing. Spofford has many influential friends who might have made trouble, if so disposed; that accounts for the story. idle. -Hence the kick against immigrants Clerk Sheriff Treasurer Recorder Surveyor Corener Superintendent o( grain to Iudia, and after its arrival at A. H.

Koerncr Herman Eckert Henry Cassldy E. A. Boknert Philip Dl fly Wm. Kuper Wm. T.

YounE A. Blcham R. Wilson Portersvllle Jasper St. Anthony a port the expense ol railway freight-heavy in Indiaof sending it up coun List of Patents. Granted to Indiana Inventors tins.

week. Reported by C. A. Snow Solicitors COMMISSIONERS. The riissouri Way.

James Pollard, colored, was hanged at St. Joseph last Friday for the murder of Joseph Irvin, also colored. Pollard was hanged" for knTiag a man by accident; he shot to kill one man and hit and killed a brother of his intended victim. Having de- New York World THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. of American and Foreign Patents, Opp.

U. BT HORACE AWHESUY VACHSLL, Will Be Sure to Interest You. Conrad Jadtle Joseph Schrowier Joseph Fritz Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby to all whom It may concern, that the undersigned has been duly appointed assignee, and has qualified as such, of the estate of Barton Busenbark; and that the matter oi satd-M signment is now pending In cult court of the state of Indiana. "i4 KOf'RNITR- Bretz ft McFall, Attys.

July 2. '97-Jw. S. Patent office, Washington, D. C.

W. C. Dunham, Indianapolis, trolley-guard, J. E. Htgdon, Indianapolis, ballbearing.

B. Poulson, Fort Wayne, road-working machine. H. N. Sheek, Green 28 pages a week, 156 papers a year try.

A theory has been promulgated in India that the plague arose from wheat. The result is that no wheat oi flour will be received in other parts oi India from Bombay. The authorities ia Calcutta have forbidden the receipt of flour ground at flour mills at Bombay. Under no circumstances, therefore, must the grain be sent to Bom; bay. If, before ittr arrival in India, the plague should break out in Calcutta, this city would be put into the same position, and the grain would have to remain there.

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We ailv.se, a paiemuio or noi, nc vi lion, wood, fence-wire support. C. Van Worm-er, Auburn stovepipe-fastener. Poisoned by Potatoes. Seventeen of the guests' of West Baden Springs hotel suddenly became very sick Wednesday evening.

They had all partaken ol new potatoes raised in the neighborhood the vines of which had been freely sprinkled with Paris green to kill the potato bugs. The poisonous mixture affected the potatoes, and all who ate them soon became deadly sick. Fortunately only seventeen were seriously affected, and with prompt medical attention they have all recovered. Fred Senning of Louisville, was the most seriously affected, and for a time it was feared he would die. He is much improved now.

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