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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-19
NOTICE

Fiuc table squash. potatoes. onions.
cabbage, parsnins. beans. hay and grain
Tor sale at NanderdosScn'S ranch. II you
want any vegetables drop me line and
will deliver at residence for cash OF
desirable trade.
JAMES NANpEEnOssEN.
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THE LAST CALL.

An persons knowing themselves TO he
indebted To the firm OF Bildcrhack \
Cartwright. are requested To settle with
in the next 80 days. ar their a,connts
will be placed in the hands Of a col
hector
BifnIRrAcE ~ CARrwRieHr.
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Rclativc-lIas your son developed
talent in any special direction
Fond Mothcr-No, he does not seem
to have any talents. lie must bc a
genius Good News.
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Blanchc-Do you think he secs him
self as others see him?
Clara - lie must. lie is always
smiling Truth.
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u. S. MAIL.
JAcon ALcnENBERaER. Proprietor
CHAs. :. KINGSLEY SILAs W. MOODY
Ex-Rcgistcr l.. O. Attorney
Kingsley & Moody
LAND OFFICE USINE55


Land titles. contests. claims, entries and all
business before either the local or General
Land once a specially.
Rooms and 3 Sonna Block opposite Land
ONCE, Boise City, Idaho.
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I-frMONT POST No e. q. a. n. meets first
Saturday evening in each month 10 Russell
. Reagan Hall IHos' iEft"soN
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Entered nj the Emmett Post once as second
elias. mail matter.
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JAMES VANpnHnossEN.
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Entertainments. HYPERION,

A treat is in store for the amusement loving public on next Friday evening, when James J. Corbett will spar four rounds with Steve O'Donnell in the per- formance of 'In a Big City," the new melodrama which Robert Gaylor is star ring in this season. MT. Corbett has been in active training for past two months at Asbury Park. He is lover of the bicycle and his training so far has been confined in that direction, as, he argues, it not only hardens ones flesh, but improves the wind. The ap- pearance here of MT. Corbett will no doubt attract packed house, as it is his last appearance in public prior to his big battle with Bob Fitzsimmons for S41, ,000 and the heavyweight champion ship of the world. Steve o'Donnell. who will also box, has a big contract on his hands, he being matched to fight Peter Maher the night after the Cor ett-Fftzsimmons contest for $1O,O00 Sale of seats opens Wednesday.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 ''The New Boy" will be presented on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even ings, with matinee on Saturday. A black-hearted rascal has planned to marry a fascinating young widow" She has just been appointed matron of
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a fashionable boys school. The doctor, who manages it also, loves her and has willed her his fortune on condition that she does not marry again. The smooth tongued rascal, who Is a financial spec ulator, likewise wants to marry her. In that institution is lttle chap who sleeps with the bully of the school and is treated cruelty because he is small in stature. Really he is a man thirty years old, experienced in business, put the doctor fancies he is the son of the "wldow" and he insists upon educating him and subjecting him to school dis cipline. The villain has lovely daugh- ter, with soft, dark eyes, electricity in her hair and honey on her tongue. The point of the play Is that the boy is a married man. He is the husband of the buxom young widow" whom they are all trying to marry. When the doctor is about to lose his fortune in a stock speculation the boy sends him an an- onymous ''tipp and saves him from the clutches of the villain. When the doc tor discovers that the boy Is a man and the husband of the charming matron, and that he has saved him from ruin, there Is the greatest scene you ever saw on any stage, Freddie, the irrepressible schoolboy, is played by Bert Coote, the comedian. Advance sale of seats now onen
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THEIR ANNUAL OUTING.
Fell Through the Bridge.

South Norwalk, Aug. 19.-Rodney Beers, formerly conductor on the Consolidated road, and now engaged in the life insurance business, was serious ly injured this evening by falling through the trestle work the trestle work of the Monroe street railroad bridge. Mir. Beers was on his way to the railroad station to take a train for for his home in Bridgeport, when he fell through the bridge and struck on the roadway below distance of about twenty-five feet. He was unconscious when picked up, and was carried to the the physician called, and he fears that MT. Beers has been injured internally.
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DEATHS.

KlNG-In Hartford, Sunday, August IS, Gen, eyleve Ensign, d ughttr of George F, and 5 days.
 Funeral 4E Tuesday August 20, a;3o p.m., from TI the residence of her grandfather, A. M. En- sign, li9 St. John street, New Haven. ALLEN-ln thIs city, August IS. Walter b. Allen, aged 65 years.
 Funeral services will be held at his late resi- . denoe, No. 29S Front street, on Tuesday ar ternoon, at , o'clock, Friends are invited to attend.
 BUR6IfT-In this city, August 18th, Sarah L., wife of Newell F. Burritt. Funeral at residence, No. 6t Edwards street, and elatiyes Invited to attend without further notice. WHITNEY---At sharon, Conn.,, August r, suddenly, Eli Whitney, of this city, in the 10th wear of his q c.
 Funeral services at his late residence, 29 Elm street, on Wednesday, August 2l, at 22:3o pm. 3t FoRSYTH--In Paisley, Scotland, Aug. G., Agnes, widow Of Thomas Forsyth. Funeral services from late residence, Ell Lombard street, Tuesday afternoon, 5 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 2t
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GA Friend in Need is Friend 1naeed ,,

A friend advised me to try Ely's Cream Balm, and after using it six weeks I believe myself cured of catarrh. It is a. most valuable remedy.-Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 My son was afflicted with tatarrh. I induced him to try Ely's Cream Balm and the disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him. He appears as we'll as any one.-J. c. Olmstead, Arcola, III.
 Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
 au14 3teod1tw
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IN Cn ESHIRE.
Liquors at a Distillery Confiscated.

Cheshire, Aug. 19.-The stock of liquors belonging to the distillery of Eugene Pagot of this place was con- fiscated to-day by the revenue officers. Pagot was arrested 8 week ago by the town authorities for violating the liquor law, but to-day all the liquors and mash was seized and destroyed by the reVenua officers
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WANTED.
WAN TED,

RY experienced young woman, situation .D IT general housework in private fam fly. Good city reference Call
 an20 2t+ 255 HAMILTON STREET
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WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED.

by competent woman as cook ID or general housework; good reference. Inquire 2S CLAY STREET
 au20 It's Fair Haven.
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PRICES CUT AWAY DOWN.

fsGLLARs, Illlaae;; Illlaae;; single collars 3c: cuffs N pair, Sc; new shirts, Sc; ladies' collars, collars. 10c; shirts starched and ironed, 7c;I cape collars, l1ac; drawers, 5c; undershfrts, 5c; wool shirts, 6c; socks pair, Pc; handker- chiefs, lc; neckties, 2c; coats, l5c; vests. 20c; %; sheets, Sc; aprons, sc; ladies' waists, 10c.
 au19 TtT WING SING, z63 York street.
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You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency S32 Washington street Boston
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FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND 30 H. P. steam engine; size D of cylinder, 10x30, with 40 H. F. Bigelow boiler; steam pump and connections. Can be seen at corner
 BRADLEY AND WILLIAM STREETS,
 au13 if af citvB
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adlamts.
WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED,
WANTED.

SlTU ALTON by young woman. to assist
 O Tn housework or ohamberWork; city pre- terred. au20 lit 1T EATON STREET
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MAIL ORY'S AUCTION ROOMS.
 111 HOWE street, sa Tuesday, 10 a.m.: LIT Piano, fine sldebo I'd, extension ta- ble, chairs. parlor, chamber furniture, fold- ing bed. icebox, range, large flag (fine one) elegant carved bedstead, fine Coolah rug. Ak minister, moquet carpets, etc. au1T 3t
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AT SATIN ROCK.

Cham oion Corbett to Umpire Ball Game.
 Word has been received from MT. William H. Brady, manager of Cham pion Corbett, that "Gentleman Jim" will umpire the game on Friday next at Savin Rock.
 The game will be played under the auspices of the New Haven Carnival as sociation, which has offered $100 in gold to the winning team
 Seats will be provided on the ball grounds to accommodate several thous- and people and a splendid band con- cert will enliven the occasion.
 A prominent New Havener will pre- sent the yellow trophy to the winning team. The game will be between the Edgewoods and Milfords.
 Late arrivals at Sea View hotel, Savin Rock-Charles R. Conley and wife of Cleveland, O., Miss M F. Lambe and Miss c. M. Lambe of Hart ford, T. J. Kelly and H. J. Fisher of New York.
 There will be a big excursion crowd at Savin Rock to-day from towns on the Hartford division from Springfield, to this city, including Springfield.
 A prize waltz will be given in Miller's pavilion next Friday night. The prizes will be a gents silk umbrella and a la dy's gold ring.
 The Twentieth c. V. hold their an- nual reunion at Stewards pavilion next Thursday.
 THEIR ANNUAL OUTING.
 The state summer league composed of representative eolored men through out the state hold their third annual midsummer outing at Savin Rock next Thursday, August 2. The morning and forepart of the afternoon will be given up to general business and election of officers for the ensuing year,after which an elaborate shore dinner will be serv- ed at Stewards dining hall by the popu- lar caterer.
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WANTED.
'
 S1S.OOO

5Fu NJ loan aJ per cent. on 1rSt mortgage In 1 sums to suit. JOHN c. .PUNDERFORD, aul If l16 Church street.
 ARE YOU LOOKING
 EOR ffrst-class table board Try the Caf I Francais, $7.00 per week; table d'hot dinner, 50 cents. l06S CHAPEL STREET. jy3n corner Of High.
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In This Country

everybody j. more or less affected with
catarrhal troubles. and all these victims
OF oar atmospheric changes are on the
look out for effective remedies Cen
tury Cafarrh Cure has proved itself the
best remedy on the market. for colds IN
the head. hay fever. and all other forms
II this in-i,liou- disease. il has prove-i !
reliable remedy cleansing the nasal pas
sage. AMI alaying pain ami lniiatliiia-
ton and restoring the --nse- 81 taste
and smell For sale by H. b. BrAnnvck
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Since Tammanv lost control 81
New York city and Inspector Byrnes
retired from the head 81 the police
force. crime has increased there 10 a
remarkable extent. The New York
Tribune (Republican) saws EDITOR
torially: lit j. indi~putable that
the number 81 crimes committed IN
these DAYS in and near New York
city i unu-alIy large Burglars
and sneak thieves are uncommonls
hold and audacious in many parts
iof the city. Robberifs II all sorts
have been con. mitied in private
houses, in apartment houses and "
places II business around New
York. but in New York 70 create
extent than in previous years ih'
criminals who carry on their drPre
Idations in this quarter 81 the Lniie'
states are amazingly reckless an.
daring al this time If the year
II evident that the police dePar'
ment IL this city and the poiic
force in neighboring cities need III
porfani accessions of strength. IN
lives and property Of New icrke1
are not securely guarded at Ia
> season"
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JUSTICES CoURT.-Iesterday wa
Court day before Justice Fink, with
six cases. resulting a. follows:
Geo. Klein; 4. 4 b not guilty
Andrew Klein; A. 4 b.; fined s
with SO costs in one case, and mol
lied in one.
Christ. Buechlein; A. < B.;
cases, with fines Of 81 each, an'
So costs.
4 Simon Burkley; A. & b.; 70
guilty.
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Major c. r. Picfon j. manager Of the
state Hotel. at Deni-on. Texas. ~hich
the travelling men say is one Of the bet
h.,.l- IN that section. In speaking OF
Chamt@rlain's Colo. Cholera and DIar.
rh.-a Remedy. MAJOR Picion says.
have used il myself and IN my fanny
for several years, and take pieasar,v, y
saving that consider II an iniA,liD n
cure Tor diarrhoe and fysenters- ! ~
wavs recommend il. and have frequent
" administered il TO my guests IN IN
hotel. and in every case u has pfVNtl
itself worthy ofunquallfief endorsement
Pr sale bv Martin Friedman
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Mr.. Frei Miller. ii Irving. H. writes
that Ia. had severe kidney trcnhi'- Tor
MANY year. with severe pains IN M
hack. ami al-o that hi bladder Ma al
f,-cfei. He iri.-i many - caliei kidney
enre- t.uf wiihoglt any ges-irr~nlt- About
a wear ag0 he tegan ne Of Electric Bit
ter and found relief Al once Elss-lrlc
BitterS J. especially adapted 10 curr q
all kidney and liver Troubles and often
gives almost instant relief One tina
will prove our statement Price yA-- ~
larre bottle Al NJ Friedman bris
store
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PERSONAL

Mr.. G. krempp j. home frcin The
| L. for the holidays.
Most 81 the Jasper College boys
went to their homes on Monday
for the holidays
Mr.. Andrew Friedman. 81 =.
Louis. j. visiting hi mother and
friends in Jasper
Emil Berger came home from
Louisville To spend the holidays
with hi relatives
Mr.. John y. Pankey. Of Marengo,
-Tent Christmas IN Jasper with Mr.
John :. Barnett
Mr.. DR. Bacon. 81 Troy, j. yis-
iting AT Mr.. Helen I-emlng : IN
Jasper.
Mr.. Nick Ecfert left Tuesday 70
visit relatives at Terre Haute during
the holidays.
Mr.. Joe Cell left Monday to visit
his parents at CentraIia, Ills, dur
ing the holidays
Mr.. Pat Sweeney came home
lTue-day t. spend Christmas week
with his family
Il Mr.. Geo. Bosler and son. O
lOwen-boro. Ky. are visiting he
parents. Mr.. and Mr~- Jacob smith
in Jasper
Nrs. Vollmer of Seventh street
! and daughters Flora and Rosie
went t. Evansville Wednesday 1
} spend Nma-.
Mis-, Maggie Wilson didn't com
home from Anderson Tor the hol
, davs. and 80 her brother Bob wer
Tuesday 10 see her
Mrs. NJ Wagner, Of Owensbor,
: a sister IL our fellow town-men 6et
+. and Mike Wagner, J. visiting .
Mr.. Felix Lamper'S-
Mrs. NJ. A. Gutgsell and Lott
! Doane left Thursday morning 10 a
:. tens the State Teachers As>oclatlo
: at Indianapolis
4 Mr.. Ignatz KreSS and Jaco
m Brendle came home from Denve
: Col ,rado, to spend Christmas VII
Of their parents in Jasper
Z Mr.. Sch. Bott and family.
N Louisville. are spending the hol
v DAYS with Mrs Bot : parents, NJ
Chas. Egg and wife, in Jasper.
A. Mr.. Frank j Seibert- one Of I!
- Danville College students can
home last saturday evening To sl'eE
the holiday recess with hi parent
!. N Mrs. Nora >ilberg. ~ LouisvIll
.rs daughter Of Mr.. Dan'l F. Mile
at, and her husband. arrived in Jasp'
.er last Saturday night Ia spend I
! holidays
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p~Some 81 our citizens enloye'

-Some Of our citizens enjoyed
heartily a fine Turkey lunch al
Kunkel'- hall Monday night-bu'
were surprised Tuesday morning t.
find that the turkeys they had been
feeding for Christmas were gone
They were consoled however by the
thought that they had a bite OF them
and bought Others for their family
dinners.
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James l.. Francis Alderman. Chicago,
saws. II regard Dr- Kings New ni~-
coyerv a an Ideal Par.ars-a for coughs,
eohs and lung complaints. having used
II in my family for the Last i've years- 4
the exclusion 81 physician prescription.
or other preparations
Rev John Bnnrls. keokuk- Iowa
writes. Il have been a minister Of ihs
Methodist Episcopal church for nifty
YEAR or more. ami have never fount
ANYTHING - beneficial. or that gave me
such speedy relief a. Dr. Kings New
Diseoxerv.'' Tx TINS ideal cs,4.x.: rem
civ now. Trial bottles free at NJ Fred
mans drug store =
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when most me- died. it j. not unusual
for vonr family physician to b away
ir,n, home. such was tine experience
II Mr.. v. >shenk. editor Of the tad-
40. Ind. Ter Banner, when hEs little
girl. two YEAR of age Was 'hrsa'enr'i
wili a severe attack of Group lie SAYS
NJ wife insisted that 20 for the doc
tor but a. oar family ply stefan ~as oul
\, rnwn pur'ha-ed bottle u Cham
ll.rlain's Cough Remedy. which relieved
b.r frnme-EiateIv. | will not b with
out II in the future y and >" cent
bottles Tor sale by Martin Friedman
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s--s.Those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones,
i, a good prover5 which some in
Jasper would profit by observing. y
they would maintain peace with
their ncisilhor~-
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Rucklen.s Arnica Salve.

The Be~t salve in the world for cu'-,
cri-.. ~ore~. uIcer~. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chiioiAin-'
corns. and all skin eruPuons- anu
lively cures piles, or no pay re'ialrs-i'
II IL guaranteed 20 give periect saiisis.,
ton or money refunded fnce = ren.'
Der hox. For sale by Martin Freedman
Apyil 20e,h lss5-iy.
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rl- NOutOux hal a bug urr-crach-
er three feet long and about Fix
Inches in diameter in hi show win
dow. Some Of the boys -'chippet
in and bought il. and touched 1t
OF on the public square Christmas
night. Ii turned out to b. filled
with a LOT Of -malle. crackers anc
when they began 10 60 OF II wa
amusing to see the crowd scatter
Prosecutor Coxd, M Dnstraied that Il
getting out of the way he could bea
most of them running-though the.
all sprinied, and deputy Gramel-
pacher got behind the Soldiers
monument for safety.
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A Methodist minister once started
a church in western town, but Tor
want % pecuniary support was soon
obliged to abandon IT, His farewell
sermon to the lukewarrn brethren
was characterized by more heat than
elegance. He ended thus: AT
the last DAY the Lord will say to s' !.
Peter. Where j. your flock and
& Peter will answer. Here, Lord.
and 50 all Of tie shepherds can an
.wer. But when He asks me,
sWhere are your sheep how Will
feel when | am compelled to reply
Lord. | haven't any mime are al
I n 1g-f'
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The Nincenne~ Commercial and
Washington Gazette are booming
Captain George q. Rely a. the Re-
publican candidate for gOvernc
next year. The purpose Of this i
10 get him out OF Col. Hardy's way
for Washington Dem
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WHY .uffer with "--gh-. Colds AMI
I.aGnppe when LAXATIVE BE"S" ~ /
NINE Will cure YOU in one day Doe
n.f prosluc. the ringing in the head like
Sulpha,e II Quinine. Put up in tablets
convenient for taking Guaranteed %
cnre. or money refunded. frIce, - 60
FrsaIe by h. Il. Branncck- l2-em
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Ifsuffreing with piles. il will Interest
you 10 know that De Witt witeh iia1-
Fl Salve will cure them Tins ine.isint
j. specific for all complaints q III
character. and If instructions A~hir,l
are simplel are carried out cure vii
result. We have tested tins IN nuhlel-
Gus cases. and always with hke u.'s
II never fails. VI. Friedman
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~Miss Bellmer. OF Marion town
ship. was taken 10 the Southern In
sane Hospital on Friday last, by
her mother and Sheriff Cassidy
She went with her mother without
any trouble.
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-Ny~rie cure~ for Rheumatism and Neu-
rnlwia radically cures An Ia days. Its &C.
tissm urmon ths system - remarkable and
ruv-r3ri0u-. IL removes 1f once the cause
and th@ disease iumet Atsly Disappears
Ths nr~t do-~ greatly benefits, IS cents
>8l1 by Martin Friedman. Druggist. Jasper
II eul-
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DIED.-On Tue-d ". an infant
twin child Of Mr.. Nm Flick and
wife. Iii was buried at St Joseph :
grave ward Wednesday.
A child Of Mr.. Henry Sermer-
-heim. about three miles west 81
Jasper. died Monday and was bur
led at 1t. Joscph's grave yard Tue
day.
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~The family Of the late +. W
Ka,terhenry Of Huntingburg has re-
ceiyed s. 900. and that Of the late
Herman Bnnkman. 5000, life IN
surance carried by them
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RTSome railroad men came To
Jasper on the eveningtrain sunday,
and were taken back 10 Hunting
burg the same evening
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Wien Bay Mas sick. 90 gave h~r cAssoriA
x1s@n sh- ~~s Child. sic cri-; for czsrorla-
Wien lie became Niss, <he chung 20 C~sscr-A
Wien Ale lad cAlar~... sAe gave them CAsio<iA.
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one Minute Cough Cure i rightly
named. Ii affords instant relief from
suffering when afflicted with a severe
cough or cold. IL acts on the throat
bronchial tubes, and lungs AMI never
fails 10 give immediate relief Martin
Friedman
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Dr q. Bishop. Of Agnew. Mich,
Save have used Foleys Honey am
Tar in three very severe cA-e- OF ln.u-
mo niaih. plSt mDnth, with goci r.
suits" VI. Friedman.
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Notice IL hereby given thst he under
~ignei. Trustee 81 HARRISON township,
~Ill att nd to township bosinese On each
saturday Of the year. ~ my of1ice, and
p-r-cn. having township business 70
trrnssct are required 10 present 4 70 him
On Saturdays. \.
The township library win Be kep< q
my horae in HaysviI~.
Indiana SsAosni Books are for sale oy
Henry RueArsehnsck In Haysviile, anu
aa.ss Hsyses In KslbrrviIle, Indiana
JoHx SErrz,
A0e. - 1857.
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For Hoarseness-

Beni. Ingerson. Of Hutton, Ind. says
he hal not spoken above whisper ior
months. ami one bottle Of Foley- Hon
~ ami Tar restored hi- wore III 4
u-.,I very largely By speakers and sing
er. NJ friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-27

The person who disturbed the congre-
CATION last sunday by coughing = re-
ouested TO call on NJ Friedman and gel
a bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar l'ss-i ?
which ALWAYS gives relief
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Wife Herr an acrounr ~ a man Who
-I,o, himself rather than suffer the pangs
~ indigestion. Husband The fool
WHY didn't he take DE Wits Lltts
Early RIrerss ! used 70 suffer a. pai
a. he did tsfore | commenet-i taxing
these little pills. VI. Friedman
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0Mrs. Sheriff Cassidy gave the
prisoners in the county jail regu-
lar Christmas dInner-turkey-
mince pies. cakes, &c