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sympathetic soprano voice, which sent
thrill through her listeners and TO which the
audience gave full recognition as she M
ished her song with round OF deaienlpg
applause that was pleasure to listen 10. IL
was as hearty and spontaneous as it was
merited. The fair cantatrice sang very
pretty song, The Scent of the Lilies, by
Cobb, and for an encore she gave the audi
ence prettier treat by singing Blrcho1'S
"BObolink" in most pleasing and bnlshed
style Her execution Is admirable. and Mr..
Robert Lloyd may feel proud OF his gifted
pupil.
After singing her encore song Miss Flynn
was recalled several times. DR.. +. ii.
Bertrand sang G0Odeves' baritone Fiddle
and |. and responded TO an encore with
"0Dce in While" by Henry Kent. Mr..
William Cleary gave some clever recita-
tions, and the singing of the Forum male
quartet was greatly appreciated. In the
comedy that followed Miss Gertrude Gates
appeared to advantage as Lucille IN Book
the Third, Chapter The First" MI. Howard
NJ. Scott did well as Octave DubOuTg and
Mr.. William w. Brewer showed consldera-
BILE i'm prOvement over his previous efforts
as the recently married Edmond de Msilly.
Noah Brandrs orchestra was up to It's
usual high standard OF efficiency; Del
plants accom- DauimentS were fauitleSS, ana
the entertainment was one OF the best ever
given by the popular club. For introduce
ing Miss Flynn to the San Francisco public
it deserves the thanks of the community.
Dancing followed the entertainment, which
was kept up till midnight.
Niblo Club.
very select and enjoyable party was
given by the Niblo Club last Monday even
ing in Clarke's Hall. Elaborate arrange
ments were made by the executives to insure
an enjoyable evening. and their efforts were
crowned with success.
The hall itself presented very gay and
attractive appearance. being decorated with
bunting, flags and a proiusion of stars and
sireamers. MI Henry Won Issendort led
the grand march with Miss Lizzie lburg.
who looked charming in an elegant light
blue silk dress, trimmed with gold braid.
There was very good attendance. and the
movements in the grand march were par
ticularly well arranged and effectively car
red out
Many OF the young ladies wore very elab-
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An Invariable Rule.

] stood at the window, watching
The ladies' tripping by
With eyes like the midnight darkness,
Or blue as the sunny SKY;
With hair like the plumes OF the raven,
Or yellow as beaten gold:
Some young and slender and graceful;
Decrepit some, and old.
But whenever red lips parted
On teeth all dazzling white.
i knew quite well twas SOZODONT
That made them shine so bright.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA.
Il steamers will sail at NOON on the 5th. kSS1
18Th and % tn OF each HaatE, calling Sc <aAfrl$
various ports of Mexico aud Central America.
Through line sailings-t ebTuary 70, SIS. City OF
New York; March ., IS. Colima; March l5 SIS.
City OF Sydney.
NoTf--When the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamers leave San Francisco the Sd
and 18th of each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen trail American ports.
Way Line SaIifngS-SS. san Bias. March 5; S.
Colon, March IS.
.yAPA y AND CHINA LINE.
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGK NI,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Shang-
hal and at HoagkoBg for East Indies, Straits, etc
SIS. Peru, Saturday. March 4. at
SIS. City OF Rio de Janeiro, thursday, March 23.
at 3 p. NJ.
SIS. CITY of Picking Thursday. Aurii 9. at P. NJ.
SIS China, Tuesday, Arrt = at s NJ.
Round-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the ONCE corner
First and BrannaH streets.
Branch Onice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CEN TkR General Agent,
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw WALL b--a
- fortnighty for tbs West Indies and sszSSks4Y
southampton. calling en- route as CheroourL
france. and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills OF Lading. in connection with tns
Pacific Mail SIS Co. issued for freight aud treasure
10 direct ports In Eng and and Germany.
Through tickets from San francisco TO ny moath.
Cherbours. southampton FirSt-ciass, 800: Ihird
class S97 SO. For further particulars apply 20
II PAkROTr d Co. AGENTS, 30o Calitornias~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

Coon Stock. 1.-The people RI Dukci
County are 10 be congratulated upon the
improvement OF the breeding strain Of
the horses now In the county. Mr.. s. b.
Anderson hvs the credit OF being the
first to establish = breeding farm for
horaes. supplied with snch noted stock
the HAmbletonians. This year, AZ
will be seen BY his "ad" in another col.
nmn, he has ct the head OF his stable an.
oihe- fine registered stallion - Cha ron
l2072--noted for his speed.
With such fine horses ~ Anderson
Charon, Harriaon's Spartan and Meh.
ringers Clydesdale, the farmers with
good brood mares can have . choice
without making . mistake.
BY The way, the publishers OF the In
diana Farmer are near getting them
selves into scrApe BY publishing f.ls'
pedigree for Spartan. His owner. MI
Alexander. Of Davies County. Ky. '
getting after them for Il, % under tn
laws Of Indiana . false pedigree OF
WALTON, kept for service, b . very q
f'ous matter 70 The owners.
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To Lovers Of Good Horses.
The famous registered stallion.
SPARTAN NO. 2102.

Or n N n ~ NOs - lO6s
Will make this season In Dubois coun.
", ct the Wilson farm. two miles south
west Of Ireland. Too much can not be
said 10 his praise. He IL bay, 15A
hands high, ioaled Nay l6, 1882. and his
style, action and disposition are perfect (;
being almost On exact counterpart OF hie
grandsire Hsmbletonisn TO- HE colts
In Kentucky, without exception, oil
show up we'll in the fast rings.
Standard bred trotting stallion SPAR
TAN No. 1852, IL Q half brother OF Nancy
Hanks, world record 2:O4 He wss
sired by the great Happy Medium, 400
the sire of83 colts with records OF 2O1
TO 2 30; he by Hambletonian 10. Firsl
dam Miss Thorn, by Hero Of Thorndale
he by Alex. Abdal'ah; be by Hamble.
tonian 10.
SPARTAN No. 2162. weighs ll0(
pounds. was bred by Gen. WIN. 4. With
ers, OF FairIswn stock farm, Lexington
Ky, He 10 owned now by Hamilton
Alexander, OF Davies county, KY, and
has been secured tor this year. for til
benefit OF stock breeders In Duboi
county by the undersigned.
Fee 10 insure o26.
Mares will be furnished pasture On,
care st reasonable rates.
in. HARRISON.
March ., l693-Sm.
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Bo0ncf Township Trustees
Notice.

THE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
i township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that he will attend 10 oil
business pertaining TO the Office Of Trus.
tee, ct his residence II miles south-ease
OF Portersville, on Saturdavs Of each
week, and requests oil persons having
township business 10 present Il on Sat.
urday. Citixens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified that
the Library 70 kept By VIM. ncHarsis,
|in Portersville.
HENRY B. BRErDENBAueH,T +. B. Up.
May Is, I06e-ly.
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JASPER
MACHINE SHOP!
CORNER or NEWTON AND 7TH Srs.,
JASPER. Ind,
DANIEL f. J. MILLER, Proprietor

r HAVE In this shop every facility for repairing
il steam machinery Of all kinds, and make special.
" Of building and repairing STEAM KNGINES and
MILL WORK.
1 also keep on hand a supply Of sHAFTlNG, PIPES
&C., and y III turn shafting any sire reQured.
have an agency for LEATHER AND RUBBER
will repair THREsHtNG MACHINES, SgPARA TORS
HORSE POWERS, &c.
FARMERS PARTICULARLY are invited TO give M
q chance 10 make their apparently worn out Binder
Reapers and Movers, Drills. &C., fully % GOOD Al
NEW and 1t bat little expense. "a penny saved !
twoearned." I can save you many dollars this way
Try u. ,,v,
Nav 10. 1891
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WA>HINeroS. ID. c., April II, 1895.
Neither President Cleveland nor Sec-
Rotary Gresham have any apologies to
make for the action Of Commissioners
Blount in carrying out his instructions.
the protectorste proclaimed
by Minister Stevens, without Q shadow
of legality or authority. at an end, and
in Withdrawing the protection Of the u.
5. flag and marines from the provisional
Government Of Hawaii. And the at
tempt of few republicans TO use the
incident ss . means to create bad blood
between members Of the two parties has
fallen very flat, as far ss Washington 10
There is no politics in the
matter. 1t was simply . question Of
righting . wrong which was officially
acknowledged to be . wrong by the
Harrison administration, bnt was not
righted then ~ il should have been.
Extraordinary efforts are being made
by republicans to put the Democratic
Senators in . false position before the
country in regard to the proposal TO In
vestigate Senator Roach's connection
with an alleged bank embezzIement
fourteen years ago. The republicans
wish it to appear that the Democrats
refused to allow the investigation be-
cause of their wish 10 protect Mr..
Roach. No such conclusion can be
reached, without a willful distortion
of the facts. Senator Roach has from
tn frst personally desired that the in.
lvestigation be made, "a be maufully
told the Senate last week be has ask
ed for no protection, and what 10 more
he
The opposition OF the Democratic Sen
ators TO this or any other investigation
OF events 10 Q Senators life before he
became Q Senator, 10 based upon the
highest authority in the Isnd-the Con-
stitution Of the U. 3, and 1t Is mighty
small business for anyone to make II
appear otherwise. but then. you know.
small business il second nature to some
people.
The first installment Of the investiga-
ltiou OF the weather bureau has been
completed, and the immediate results
will be the dismissal Of several minor
,officiaIs for their inability to distinguish
1.-The difference between their own prop
lerty aud that OF Uncle Sam. and th,
final result may be striped suits fol
them.
Secresa y Carlisle isn't borrowing an
trouble about the prospects OF anoihe
lrun on the gold in the treasury for ship
lmeut abroad. He has, % the law di
reefs, suspended the issue OF gold certi
licates for the present, and 10 thorough
Ily confident Of bis ability TO meet .
demands that are likely to be made.
The Knntucky colony, temperate
lin Washington, was reinforced by HoI
Henry Watterson, on Saturday. M
Watterson called at the State depar
lpartment, but said he merely called
lpay bic respects to his old friend. Se'
lretary Gresham. He also paid his n
spects to Presi dent Cleveland, and It
not improbable that he put in . wo1
Tor two for como of bis numero'
friends who are anxious to have "gs
at Official life. No Office In the Pres
deut's gift 10 big enough to tenn
: Wstterson away from bis paper.
: c. A 8.
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tits truth in medicine that the smallest
dose that performs cure is the best De-
Wits Little Early Risers are the smallest
pills, will per orm the cure, and are the
best. NJ. Friedman.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been is-
sued aimee the CouRIER's last report to
Michael J. Hopf and Mary =. Bur
ger
George j. Hoffman and Cathsline
Brescher.
Chris +. Ebert and Msrv G. Wervil.
Chris Hsgan and Eva f. Keller.
Herman Haase and Francis Dekemger.
Will Lampert and Alice l.. Mel
chior.
John w. Neukam and X. Preuz-
George Hall and Clara Starke.
Mart Wagner and NJ. Morgenroth.
Fred Hanebutt and L. w. Peters
Virgil Jasper aud Mary Peter.
Piles Of people have piles, but DE Wits
Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. ",
FREEMAN Iy
Memorial Day at POrtersville,
The X. NJ. Welman camp. No. l27. S
o. w., assisted by Straber- Harris Post
No. 90, G. A. r., will hold memorial ser
vices at the Portersville church, Ma!
3Oth. 1898.
Revs. Couchman and Medcalf " III I'D
dress the people.
Good music, and everything to max
the occasion enjoyable.
THOMAS INMAN, Capt.
FRED ScHNARR, Let Serg.
A little i'll, then a little pill The i'll
gone the pill has won. De Wits Littl
Early Risers the little pills that cure gres
| ills M. Friedman.
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II will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good. IL you have cough, Geld, oil
any trouble with throat, chest or lungs DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds i guaranteed to give re-
lief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found it just the thing and
under its use had a speedy and perfect re-
|coyery. Try = sample bottle at our ex.
psnse and learn for yourself just how good a
thing il IL. Trial bottles free at n. Fried
mans Drug Store. Large size soc. and
81 90.
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MAcApAM's PRINCIPLES

He Favored the slightest Possible Co..
vexity Conaissent with Drainags.
About 1915 John l. Macadam assumed
direction Of the roads in Bristol. For
many years previous to that time he had
aiyen his attention TO the condition OF
the roads and had put into practice the
PRINCIPLES upon which hib system y
founded-namely. ITO put broken some
upon Q road, which have united by tneai
own angles, 90 a. TO form solid. haro
surface" he said, 1T follows that
when that material IL laid upon the road
Il must remain In the situation In which
Il Il placed without ever being moved
again. and what / find fault with IN
putting quantities Of gravel on the road
il that. before il becomes useful, 1t must
move in its situation and be In constant
motion"
Mr.. Macadam insisted that no greater
convexity should be given TO the surface
Of the road In tranverse section than was
SUFFICIENT to cause rain water TO run
readily into the ode ditchea When ne
assumed charge Of the roads In The b1is-
toll districts he found them in most aus
couraging condition. Stones ana oin
were intermingled In reckless disorder.
the stones being large and irregular. and
this material had accumulated for years.
till the roadway was loaded to depth
~ two or three feet. he dug out the
stones, separated them from the mud.
broke them into small, angular pieces OF
a practically uniform size. none exceed
ing six ounces in weight; prepared an
even roadbed. and then relid Shs stones
IN uniform layers and kept his men AZ
work leveling and raldng the broken
stones during the whole period Of con-
sohdation.
Il wss before the days Of road rollers,
and Macadam depended upon the passing
! carriages to make smooth and hard the
surface Of his roadway. By the simple
annlication OF common sense pgindpaee
and without the addition Of new ma
terial he provided first for the effective
drainage OF the roadway, and then. By
the simple manipulation OF the material'
slraady half buried In the line OF thu
roadway, he brought order ont OF cnso'
and established method OF constfue
tion and repair which has supplied lee
son Of economy to the Anglo-Saxon race
Macadam believed that the road sur
face should be preserved by the addition
~ new materials whenever required. AM
/ that these should be spread in thin LAY
ers over such portions Of the old road
demanded repair. He found II better :
IA this new material soon after RAJ
and while the old surface was stin vet
n order to better insure the binding Q
the new material with the old. II WAS
common custom with Macadam to "
his broken stone road 50 that the sep
rate layers would aggregate ten inche
thick and upward; but II - cy 2
means certain that Aacadam believe
6 such thing to be necessary. Tor ~
y often quoted as saying that broken ssof
:, rosdwsys. we'll consolidated, would 80
Is tain the weight and wear Of ordina'
- country traffic when worn TO . thickne'
~ ~ only three or four inches.-L B. Po
ter in Good Roads.
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Snecjmen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel Wis, was
roubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
a ficcted to an alarming degree. appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, H., had
running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
biiters and seven boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and his leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, O., had FIVE large Fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was incura-
bic. One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklens Arnica salve cured him en-
tirely. Sold BY NJ. Friedman.
The breaking up of the winter is the sig
nal for the breaking up Of the system. Ma
tnre is opening up the pores and throwing
of refuse. DeWitts Sarsaparilla Is Of IN
questionable assistance il this operation
NJ. Friedman.
Grac- Dsrling's life-boat, in which,
she accomplished the rescne that made
her famous. has been shipped to the
worlds fair.
"Thcre is a salve for every wounG." w
| rfer 10 De Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. cure
burns. bruises, cuts, incident sores, as loca
application in The nostrils it cures catasrf
and always cures piles. NJ. Friedman.
For years the editor Of the Burlington
Junction mo, Post has been subject u
crsmp collie or fits Of indigestion, whic
prostratcd him for several hours and unite
chin for busiEess for two or three day
For the past year he has been using Chan
berlajn's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea Rene
. ldy whenever occasion required, nni II HI
Z Invariably given HIM prompt relief % nj
I and 30 cent bottles for sale by j. r. Saib.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-21

PERsoNAL-Dr. A. w. Bigham and
wife. Of NJ, ntgomery. came to Jasper
on Friday last 10 attend the burial Of
their daughter, Mira. Geo. Brosemer.
The doctor returned home Saturday.
and Mrs Bighsm the Tuesday following.
Mis-. Thornton, Of Petersburg. and
Mrs. Is. +. Posey, Of Evansville. were
visiting Mr.. Cassidy's family In Jasper
last week.
Mr.Geo. w. Brosemer is In Montgom
cry visiting relatives for few days.
Mr.. WI. Seller left for Cincinns'
last Saturday.
Mrs. "Chet" Thomas OF the Southern
Insane Hoepital. IL at home this week
visiting relatives In Ireland.
Mra. John F. 0uilds acc ompanied b.
her con Edward and daughter Mics Ar
ma, Of Louisville, are visiting the famil
Of John Bsiz
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For a number Of years l have been sub
iect TO violent attacks of infammatory rheu
matism which generally lasted abont tive
months. On the first Of this month wa
attacked in the knee and suffered severel,
for two days, when / procured bottle o.
Charnberlains Pain Balm and it relieved ms
almost instantly l therefore most cheer
fully recommend it TO those Who are sin :.
larly afflicted everywhere.-R. ID. Whitley
Martindale, n. c., Feb. 1883. Mr.. Whitley
is very prominent man in this place anc
his disease was very widely known As h.
suffered such severe pain. W. NJ. Houston
& Co.. Merchants, Martindaie, y. G. 81
cent bottles for sale by J. !. Salb
Do YOU lack faith and love health; lie
us establish your faith and re. tore you
health with De Wits Sarsaparilia-
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Ripans Tabulcs cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripans Tabules for bad temper.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: Cor liver tsUublee.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabu1ee HWt llyee tonje
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Agricultural Implements.

Mr.. T.. spsyd hiss rented the Geo
Mehringer store room 10 set up agr'cu'-
tursl machines In. He Will receive I've
car loads OF Mccormick Binders and
Hsrvesters next week and farmers want.
inc new harvestcre and corn drills tni'
wear viii do well to see him before boy
ing.
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Room No. for the eth month Of 1885,
school year
No. enrolled As: average attendance
40; No. in 9Th grade 8; No. in lth grade
81; No. in Sd grade IL.
Names of pupils not absent during the
month.
VIM. Daeschle. George Kraus, Leo
Durlauf, VIM. jain. Frank Hsbig, Gus
tav Flick John Steinhsuser, Henry
Friedman, Albert Schiller. Frank Meh-
ringer. Othmar Melchior. Emil SCHUYLER,
Louis Eckstein, Michael Durlsuf Ernst
John Schnsuse, Gustav Kun
KEEL, Frank ScAerer.
A. +. GUTosELL. Teacher.
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~Mr r. G. Kuebler has . new adv.
! this weeks CoURIER, and some hand.
bme goods 10 his show cases, the like
L which have not been on sale 10 Jas
DER heretofore. He says the ct OK Ia
|eady to 60 with customers now, ss u
|ss been quietly visiting somewhere on
Mir Line railroad for two weeks.
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Dlrp, after a severe illness, April Is
1895, OF puerpcral fever Mrs. MATTE
Il. BEGAN, aged 81 years, months and
7 days, wife Of Mr.. George w. lrosemer
Mrs Brosemer / al been sick several
weeks. and while lowering between life
and death her friends fondly hoped for
her recovery. bur IL was not TO be-she
was called from labor 10 repose. She
was the daughter OF DIR. August W..
Bigham aud wife, aud was born at Al
fordsville, IN Daviess couaiy, Sept. o,
1861 Ia 1872 with her parents she
moved to Jasper. and on May 2. 1881,
was married to George Brosemer. who,
with six little children survives her.
In life she had the respect OF large
circle of friends, who now cherish a
memory Of her. Dutiful and pleasant as
= wife, mother and neighbor, she j.
greatly missed, and the bereaved family
have the deepest sympathy OF the COM
munity.
The burial occurred Saturday morn
ing at ST. Joseph's grave yard. -
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HEADQUARTERS
ron THE
Singer Sewing Machine !

beg to announce to the public. that I
have again opened IN Office, where I
have constantly on hand . full line Of
the Genuine Singers, with oil the latest
improvements. l have also . large
stock Of Attachments, Needles, Oils, 60,
for oil other makes and styles Of sewing
Machines. All kinds Of Sewing Ne.
chimes repaired. Bsrgsins 10 sscosd.
hand machines.
Ny place Of business 10 on 7th Street,
between Mil and McCrillus Streets,
JAsPlR. INDIANA.
PETER j. BOSNIAN, Agent,
For the Singer Manufacturing Company
am also agent for the old .relisble
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
Insurance Co., Of New York, snd 70.
spectfuIIy ask liberal patronage.
Dec. 8, 189O-tf.
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~ Paioka 10 again within it, banks
! Jasper. During the high water the
srge.t steamer on the Ohio could have
ONE to Jasper safely, had no bridges
zen i'm the ~Ay.
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rMr. A. Sprsuer this week laid the
foundations for a frame addition to the
[esr OF his store room, on the Public
Square.
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ry The prettiest arti les for vsdding
Ind birthday souvenirs ever brought TO
Jasper. may be found in +. G. Kuebler's
|ew stock Of silverware and jewelry.
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arDr. O. A. Bigham, OF St. Anthony
k..anew boy at his home = came from
Maven last Friday.
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DUBOIS NORMAL The Dubois Nor
bal, Miss Kate Hayes. Principal, be.
Ian at Dubois last Monday. with a
kir attendance. considering that the
igh water prevented come from get
ling there.
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rvThe beating rains last week spoiled
kbout 10000 moulded brick for Geier Il
Melchior at their yard.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CaetoTla.
Children Cry tor
Pitchers Casto1Ia.
Children CRY Tor
Pitchers caSto1la.

The promptness and certainty Of its cures
have made Chamberlais Cough kemcuy
famous. 1t is intended especially for coughs,
colds. Group and whooping coughs, ana !
the most effe ctuai remedy known Tor .n,se
diseases. rs an. 80 cent bottles Tor sa'e uy
4 Salb