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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-03
Crowley News Items.

Crowley, La, November ARTICLES OF
incorporation OF the American Rice
Growers Distributing Co, limited are
expected to be filed in this parish any
day. In meantime no information can be
obtained from parties at this end regard
ing names of incorporators and stock
holders Sufficient is known, however.
to state that all are New Workers and
that the vanderbilts are among the mum
Der.
The town of Crowley has purchased the
commercial system of electric light nlant
from Henry Widneer. 1t will be operated
In connection with arc light and water
works system. The plant in addition will
be enlarged and improved.
Notwithstanding yesterday was holi'
day over 10 900 bags OF rice were received
running total up tcSabout 100000 for sea
son, The market on rough Is not sc
strong and from Slips to 1925; clean rice
/ IA to 6 IA cents.
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Ornnge News Notes.

Orange. Texas, November 1.-The ma
chinery for a small stave mill arrived
here this morning from Shreveport La,
and will be set up at this place and ope-
rated by the Austro- American Stave End
Lumber company OF Shreveport. TINS
company has big lot of oak staye tim
Der here that was brought down the
river some time ago.
Lumber shipments by rail from Orange
during the month of October aggregated
9Ol cars. being six cars more than were
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TopAY's ENTRIES.

About six furlongs, Sc ling--Trumpet 12s,
Rinaldo lee, Prestidlgitator us, La fosca III
iOl. Trllo l19, HIS Royal Highness 1903,
Magic l. ght u.s. Angle 100
Selling mile and seventy yards--Belgrade
iC7. Angle 1C5. Rare Perfume 1902, Asqu,h
iO6 Mllstream i0i, Poten;e l07 Fonsolee,
BRISK 100. Dan Cupid %.
About s,x furlongs, the Chappaqua handi-
cap 2-year-olds Demurrer, Chuctanunda
us Gold Heels, The Rhymer liz, Brandy
Smash, Beau ormonde lo9 King Pepper
ios. Admiral Dewey lOl, scurry 100. Mar
gravate 81.
The Wakefield handicap, mile and fur
long--Imp 1876. James III, Charentns III
Decanter ITO, Pink Coat l0l King Barley
c3rn 100 King Bramble. Douro lo2, St
monan 81
Five furlongs. selling, maldens-Estelada
%, School Master 1Ol, Sen Delear l07, King
brook, Galllmoor i04. Seip 1OI, Politician ITO
Lady Hayman, Minor DAILY, lol. GinN i02
Loone i0i Gray Morn 20. Edna Brown lOl
Tenarlo 1O7. Aisora 10i, Helen o. c. l0I
Handicap mile and seventy yards-k, hnH
Trino 1o3, Belle Of Troy. Herbert lo2, Com,
pensation lOl, Belgrade o. General Mart
Gary 90 Flaunt &C. s.. Simon an. Aislke 30
Withers a. Humboldt. Asquiih go
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REGULATION RULED SLOW.
rfked Improvement in Crude and
Finished Iron.

n xxx, November Bradstreet's to-
''E vii say:
sAsc'aoly warm weather continues the
Y ullsyorable feature OF the distribu-
aaas he'aase Of the check given to
" eirbuuon and therefore to recorder
'3ss u rost lines of dry goods, wear
Ppael and shoes. Conservatism, in
aus near approach of the presidential
'M' IS undoubtedly an element exer-
! Considerable influence. particularly in
Nsala'lon, but a conspicuous ex-
~ . tlis is found in the reawakening
'4Iand the advances in prices shown
: aVu Iade in widely separated sec
'Ms Is really one of the most i'm
\ W,eopmenls Of the week and it is
taT !. s'.aubg that consumers S ocks
~ minimum.
wv s'leisl'y show expansion over
\ t,ror s.'ioa year a2o, buC are much
|sisesta'~ team In preceding years.
y s,b~s VI Tue various exchanges has
H. SLOW. In w1eat the moving
iner ',en the reiteratlon OF stori IS
,,ts.ts crop damage, which was in
Ih% INDUCING s. me advance, much
SSa vas lost later.
M sea OF most damage has been
IA ~ iae1of ard here also 5me ad-
(Ati h, WI scored from the low point
sii,s week Leading au, horties lock
fs lm,',sna Tor the larger part of the
aiC9 h,ssA crop and predictions tina,
.ailei 'S are absolutely needed are
h ma M SLOW to follow the price down
II " 'eioited as holding for better
to ru'nons are not altogether fav-
D. .br, suoe trate hut hides and
~ for October. W. 20
n a. slowing Increased activity Will,
tst n i" w. IN sympathy with the bet.
" london and Melbourne ad.
isav i've stock receipts for october
as wi prices have held well de-
ia Or 'su marked Improvement in the
Wi ,n,nIl crude and finished iror
ssiar snS From Chicago, Pittsburg
dne NJ Philadelphia come conflrma
,avspS Se''er Inquiry Tor pig iron at ,
Pm MA, except in the case of til,
q ss ssn, 1et This movement is re
y " M r meant in view of the reported
lqasl w. by English aud scotch max
bo,ltm ~ unlptiye needs appear to b,
a nv az, sraim that Western railroad
= sn M per ton 'or rails. Chicago
.-aI 100000 lens have been
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ToDAy,S ENTRIES.

Three. quarters of mile, selling--Goal
Runner i'll. Goenel ITO, Moroni lOS, CANOE
black lO7, Pope Leo lo5, Sir Christopher loo;
Peace lOI HEROES, BY George, Jim Gore ii
lO2 Emma r 100, Sakatuck w
Min, -s,xteenths of mue-keniwortn 10,
Benckart llb Cora Goetz Divonne Money
Muss lis. Senator Joe lOS, Joe Collins knth,
crime Ennis. Watita Milt Campbell Maud
Three. quarters OF mile-sly May Beach
1903 AicarettR l0i a..
Mile and an eighth--rhe Unknown, Mint
Sauce 49, Ohnet i0S Boney Boy, FloriHar lOo'
Knight Banneret, Myth VS. Scarlet LILY, MO
ROM %. Donna Rita "a, Golden scePue 90,
Mie-Mint Sauce IA Florlzar, me IN
known iOS, Ohnet, Scarlet LAZY, Peaceiul NO.
Robert Waddel "a. 90.
Mile, selllng-obsidian LOG. Donna Rna'
.Josephine b. lO5. Frelinghuysen 1903, Aloha
IT Irisl level 100 Aurea 9S. Pirate j. "a
Nile, selling -Chauncey Fisher, Vincennes.
Duty. Depending, Egalite, OXnard' L,tue
Singer l0S Baird, Yooco ~, Miss Conrad 30
Olekms, Mai Mansir, Brasig a.
Weather clear track slow
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IN TRADE REVIEW
,,.,,,s Down Steel Pants and
throwing Men Out.
[,.,,,c SIGNS IN IRON INDUSTRY
.ne week Were t0st
~ ' go for II Corresponding
period Last Year

.,oher 2.-R. G, Dun & Co. $
's s,sr Of trade tomorrow VIII SAY, say
%''' .asuense is nearly over. Busi-
fs' =. hanging for free held In
IN, but with buying restricted
ants for consumption.
a willingness to take specu-
in the movement OF a few
..,ads notably Of iron and steel
M, -,.umption Of operations in the
-, acids has added largely to
p's vi ,orce and THE CLOSING
a,"s rrw SMALL STEEL PLANTS
pw e THE NATURE OF CoNcEN-
~ q OPERATIONS AT MORE AID
s w POINTS AND HAS MUCH
'ssp' THE NUMBER OF MEN EN-
.,hs- in some sections has not af-
,,,,r,ss but in New York is unsea-
..onnting for the loss of 1873 per
ask clearngs here as compared with
NJ, though the week SHOWS e"'" -
y u signs multiply in the iron IN
ssss.s,eoyth in Bessemer and grey forSe
~ shows that the recent increase
fas.s !, finished forms has at last ar
h,p market for raw material. I'M
= domestic buying OF pig is the
,r;ceable, because oil decrease IN w .
sructural shapes continue In urgent
7. slptes advancing with active de-
"a ship builders aud with tax OF a
= .sstaln the price. Bar iron woulu
..aly al former prices, but holutrs
s,bbcrn. Reports are current that
\ roueerns have contracted for ma
M IN Bremen and numerous bridges
Il srludIng gone In Africa. Blilets at
t..hla cost $40, which does not look
,Iuetlon in steel rails. Buyers in
4, ~ decided not to walt for election to
!, ,stss are employed at New England
IN. and heavy orders insure BRISK
=, Ina rest OF the year. Prices have
,,w,red for the finished articles with
~ nd hides. Textile operations are
I srtcus sales of wool at the three chief
~, markets exceeding all recent records.
4 fatal Of T.70i 900 pounds. This is
| 4 tor prompt consumption and conse-
I'm makes poor comparison with the
Y,tk last year. when unprecedented
I'savu made the total %, 1856. 700 pounds,
! Or large transactions missed in the
Isx,a, OF the Boston market. With the
I'm activity there appears a etndency
N truer prices and 100 grades on No
n. averaged 1850. according to Coates
Z. Il Philadelphia.
IN, has recovered a little of the recent
| n .ltiue, attributed to reports that frost
; II Eiely do serious damage. The market
n show much fear of disaster, anG
b 4 mere reason to believe that the
h ldyanee was induced By better pur-
Ia Il pihners, who were attacked after
hH o $50 bale in less than three
Is
igJ vas also some recovery in wheat
It'd by the statement that Argentine
IL not be able 10 export freely this year
i@ .. the injury to the growing crop.
tn id not Join the advance to any great
esi md provisions were generally quiet
ka 10 a corner in October pork, which
.taa traders on the short side to cover
Eigs at so when the month ended.
zil concessions are made by importer!
az sugar
.lies for the week were 1875 ia tn,
IN States, against lS3 last year. and .,
s'sua against % last year.
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CONCESSIONS IN PRICES
OF stocks Are Rapidly Absorbed by
Outside buyers.

New York. Nove.nber 2.-BraGsreet's finan-
cial review tomorrow viii say:
As the National election draws near, the
speculative seek market has become more
sensitive to the uncertainties which 1t III
Nclyes Tne upward movement OF prices
whLn was the feature OF inc preceding tort-
uIgni and which was in effect discounung
O. ne expected result has been checked
By tn" general disposition to take prom .
CT to reuuce COMM men 5 IN the Market
The hardening OF money rates over tue e'ec-'
ZION has also crea ed conservatism IN th'
part of the commits sion houses and the ten
dency in such quarters is TO nave customers
leser,ct transac.Itns tor the moment. IL Is
also noei that throughout the street the
dls lus ton las Leen to call for muth larger
margins and to otherwise prepare FOR any
entcl gcncy arising from either the acton OF
the market price to election day or AFTER IL
in tue event of The general estimate oil the
re u t proven 10 be mistaken. The general
market seems thus to have placed itself III
ncsiliou to await the outcome in calm way
an 1t is also noted that the realizing by
people who bought early in the recent rise
have not resulted in any material declines
Large in erests and bull poo.s nave not
mlde themselves prominent or given much
opsh supl cr to the various prominent stocks.
The professionals, in fact. nave shown an
incl nation to hold off and the trading ele+
Inent alione them was nearly ready to act
on the bear side. 1t Is noticed, however
that any concessions In prices OF good stocks
have been readily absorbed by outsiue uuy
e-i TIES was especially the case with th'
hiZr grade dividend paying stocks, though
il e:tCrded to other stocks as well and rep
resented 10 a considerable extent the out
right purchase OF securities TO take them
e.tiroly cut of the market This process was
sa.ftlCn.ly well marked to AFFORD suppor'
10 riices at the decline and to check tht
t.ntenry OF tho room 20 indulge In snor
S ,les
Ita foreign markets were dull and neav'
thil week and London did very little mere
heing seller on balance.
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Coal Near Corsicana.

Corsicana, Texas, November 3.-Corsi-
cana people have secured control OF a
large area of coal land which they say Is
located not a great distance from this
city, which will be developed, provided an
analysis Of the coal found on II shows 1t
to be OF commercial value. They decline
to disclose the locality on which this coal
is found, but say that the coal is in large
quantities. Specimens OF it have be n
brought here, and IT is of grade between
Ignite and the Indian Territory coal
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The Masonic Temple.

Corslcana. Texas. November 2.--Work
on Corsicana's $4,000 Masonic building,
which from several causes has been de-
layed and which was suspended several
times. has been resumed and is being
pusaed as rapidly as possible The walls
have been C mpleted to the top of the
third story and the Masonic fraternity eX-
pect to have everything in readiness tor
occupancy before the new year. This
temple will be one of the handsomest Ma
sonic structures in Texas. The lodge
room will be in the third story and Will
be a beauty.
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Not Enough school Room.

Cors.cana, Texas. November 2.-The
growth of Corsicana has been SO great
in the last two years and the scholastic
population has increased to such an ex-
tent that the present school buildings
owned by the city are not sufficient for
the school purposes. The Gideon Military
school bu lding has been leased by the
sclool board and two grades have been
assigned to 1t from the Fourth and Second
wards. the school board now has on foot
move TO build a $4,000 high school
building. which will give much relief.
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Lntonin Results.

Cincinnati, November z.-Latonia sum-
mary:
SIX furlongs-Dr J. W. Ramsay. Desit.
Onoto. Time :15A
Five and a half furougs- Whitfield. Lateo,
Bedner. Time lC9h.
Nile and sixteenth-Beana. Louisville
Belle. W ndward, Time 1919.
Mile--wood Trice, sauber, Left Bower
Time 1:4lA
Aeea Time ] :03.
SIX furlongs-B lenhelm Fair Deceiver.
PooTlands. Time lis.
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Death of n veteran.

Corsicana. Texas. November 1T j.
Breckenridge, in the eighty fifth year Of
his age. died at his home .wo miles ives,
of the city and was buried Yesterday after
noon al 4 o'clock In the Daughters OF the
ConfedeTacy eservatlon In Oakwood GEM
etery with Masonic honors. Deceased was
gal ant so der during the civil war;
having enlisted in the Confederate army
when the first call for volunteers was
made.
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Ennir. CITY Re.nI,.

New York, November Jockey Mccue
carried off the honors at the Empire city
race track today, winning three out of Ave
races in which he had mounts
About SIX furongs-Flnunt, Shorehani,
NJ din ght Chimes Time ll1.
Nile and seventy yards--Carbuncle, An
noy Time iiS& Two starters.
The Hillside handicap, Ave furlongs--Me-
saba, Candle. Glenellie. Time i;02.
VI 10 and seventy yards-Belle OF Troy.
First Whir. Wthers. Time l.46ia.
Five ana half furlongs--Pigeon Post, The
Regent Maiden. Time l0S.
Milo and seventy yards-.St. Finnan, ST.
Smonian, Huitz lopechtl. Time i;iSh.
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Suicide mt Fredericksburs.

Fredericksburg. Texas, November q
Mr. William Jammlah, merchant of tais
place. committed suicide last night By
shooting himself through the head with a
Winchester rife. Mr.. Jammlah had the
misfortune to lose his wife about 2Sar
ago and 1T ie thought that the trouble
caused him to commit the deed. He
leaves eight children, the youngest a
habe | year old
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THE RACES.
Atlanta Results.

Atlanta. Ga, November Piedmont park
summaries:
SIX furlongs-George Lebar, Two Annes,
Eous. T me 1;19h.
Five furlongs-Toad Ralney, Scorpulette,
Ida Quickhme. Time l.04A.
Mile and twenty yards-Ocie Brooks, .Jes-
sic Jarbee. Lillian Reed. Tine 1916.
Five furlongs-Prlncess Mai, DR.. Carrek
Callipus. me 1906.
Five and half furiongs--Mascogne, julia
Rossk, Judge Baker Time l:l3h.
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LnI.eridc Results.

Chicago. November 2.-Lakesde results:
Five and half furlongs-Rlval Dare,
olekma, Macie Maree. Time l;lo leo
Six furiongs-Rio de Altar, Hy Lo, Hamp-
IRE. Time ~ 20.
Mile ard half-Franglble, Joe Shelby
False Lead. Time 2:ll.
Mile-Jake Weber. Deponan, Ben Chanoe
Time 1:4i 20. . -,.
Nile and sixteenth-Aloha ii, stranseSt
NJ rfurd. Time .52
MIc--Dandy H.. Brown Vail, Dasmar
Time LAS 20.
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sent away in September. II the mills
had not been forced to contend with Il
ear shortage, shipments would have been
greatly in excess OF that amount.
The grand jury, which has been In ses-
sion here for the past three weeks, has
adjourned until Thursday. November 8.
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Hemnrtcnd News Notes.

Hampstead Texas November 2.-Tho
Epworth League meets tonight at the
residence OF Mr.. Charles Meyers.
j. Pommier. the tailor, has moved his
business to the residence lately accu-
pied by Tom Suttles.
Preparations are being made for fall
gardens.
The pecan crop in this section is total
failure.
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ronAY,s ENTRIES.

Seven -esghths OF a mile selling--kaftan
soudaEa. Zouaye. Mics Dede, Bette r., Little
Salle, The Navy 100, Troubaine, onoto l0S,
Damsel 100.
Mile. seiling--saquenay w. g. WEIGH IS,
Sites as, Rice 80, Dramburg 100 J. J. r /.
Chanton l02. Meggs, ollie J. 1914, Donation
les, Sir Gatian ITO. Lord zenl lis
Three. quarters OF mile-Anna Chamber
lain, Echo Dale, Dolly Wagner 10S. Sarah
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Health and beauty.

No beauty with pimply skin. dull eyes
bid breath. Clean your system and keer
i clean with fragrant Cascarets Candy
cathartic! All druggists. loc. 25c. soc.
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For a Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-19

FOUND DEAD.-Mr. John Cum
Minis, Of Orange county, formerly
Trustee Of Hall township, in Dubois
county, was found dead by the side
of his wagon, on the Ellsworth and
Schnellville road, by people on their
way to church Sunday morning last.
Coroner Guckes was notified, and
held an inquest Sunday. It was
testified to that he left Schnellville
in his wagon about ii o'clock the
night before. He had gone towards
his homo about two miles, when il
|is supposed he fell out and broke
his neck. The horses and wagon
were etanding in the road close to
his body when it was discovered.
The cause Of his falling out was not
shown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-19

Congressman Zenor arrived in
Jasper Wednesday morning, and
went on to ireland to fill bis APP
pointmt nj.
Hon. 5. II. Stewart, Of Ireland,
started Monday 10 attend the big
State meeting of farmers at Lafay-
cite.
II. c. Montgomery, Esq i, a prom
inent attorney of Jacksonville, was
attending court in Jasper this week.
L. Q. Chapel, Esq Of Peters
burg, attended court in Jasper
Wednesday.
John Schrader, living on the New
Albany road, left Wednesda with
his family for Kentucky, where he
expects to reside.
Mr.. John s. Barnett and wife will
90 to English to-day to see his els.
ter, Mrs. Scammahorn, and Ter hus
Of Kansas, whom he has not
seen for 20 years, and who are pay
ing a visit in Crawford county.
Hon. C. A. DeBruler, Of Evans
vile, attended court in Jasper Mon
day, Al one Of the attorneys VS.. the
city Of Cannelton. 1t reminded
many Of the old-timers Of the visits
Of his father, the late Hon. l.. q
De Bruler, to the courts at Jasper 80
years ago, when court was hardly
considered in session unless
"Quince" DeBruler and Davy Laird
we're present.
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A Might OF Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnham OF Mach
iss, Me-, when the doctors said sha
could not live until morning." writes
Mrs. s. II. Lincoln, who attended heI
that fearful night. "All thought she
must soon die from pneumonia, but she
beg red for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
saying It had more than once saved hei
life, and had cured her Of consumption,
After three small doses she slept easily
81 niens 2 i!s iir,ner use completely
10 guaranteed to cure all throat, ches'
and lung d seases. Only Soc and 81 90
Trial bottles free at Martin Friedman
drug st,re,
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One day last winter u .ady came 10
my drug stole aud asked lor a brand oil
cough medicine that l did not have in
Flock" says Mr.. Z. 4. tiraudin, the
popular druggist Of Ontario, N. Y. "She
was disappointed and wanted 10 know
What cough preparation | could recon-
mend said TO her ! could freely reg
cdlaend Chamberlain C.ugh Remedy
aud Thai she could take . b0ttie Of the
'e'l.edy and aihr giving 1t . fair trial II
me dld not find V worth the money 70
Dilng back the bottle and ] would refund
Tue price paid. In the course OF . day OF
Iso Tue lady came back in company With
ir!eid ~ need Of Z c~ugh medicine and
ADVISED her 70 buy Z bottle Of Chamber
!aln's Cough Remedy. ! consider that =
very good accommodating for the rem.
say.' II is for sale BY Nsltjp Fried.
MIN, druggist.
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The new belts, gloves and neck
ties OF rattlesnake skin have elected
this comment from the Ripley Bee /:
1--WE knew the poor rattlesnake
would have TO come to it sooner or
later. II was the only varmint left
that women didn't wear. Think Of
q woman being arrayed in . silk
worm waist, a sleeps wool skirt, a
sealskin sacque, ostrich feather hat,
goatskin shoes, whalebone corsets,
tortoise shell comb, fish scale trim
ming, stuffed canary birds. clam
shell buttons, Spitz dog muff, mink
tail ~collarette, alligator hide purse
and now q rattlesnake necktie."
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Be deceived or ~humbugged
people who claim the discovery
Of some hitherto unknown herb or root
in swamps, or on some mountain or
prairie, for the cure Of kidney and blad-
der troubles. Any doctor or druggist
will tell you that such claims are fraud
ulent. Foley's Kidney Cure simply con-
tains remedies that are recognized by the
most skiIlful physicians as best for these
complaints, 90 don't be credulous or
foolish. Martin Friedman.
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Orwell Offerings.

lCrowded out last week
The Saints recently closed sue
c~essfully the camp meeting.
The Democrats will hold a meet
ing to nominate candidates for con-
stable and Advisory boards.
The Republicans met at Thomas
school house and nominated r. NJ.
Craig for Trustee, and Josiah Col
vim for Assessor, and J. B. Boyd for
j. P.
Billy Mccormack recently re-
turned ftom Louisville where he
purchased a large stock Of fall and
winter dry goods.
Chas. Barrel is clerking for Gray,
Rhodes & Co.
Harley Craig is building a new
residence in Craigville, which will
be q Of ths most handsome in the
community.
Erwin Cooper purchased the
Palace hotel, and will take charge
NOV. Z.
John Scott has rented the West
house, and will occupy it as a hotel.
Chas Ross recently had quite An
experience-being twice tried for
being drunk.
Rev. l. 8. Simms came last Tues
day, and occupies the new NJ. Z. par
sonage.
Alonzo McC ,rmack now occupies
the Goodwin properly.
Prof. Allen Barr has moved into
the Arnold property.
|. DR.. s. r. Clark is building a fine
barn.
Thomas Sullivan is repairing his
residence.
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o0-Mr. George Wagner has sold
twenty seven cars of fertilizers in
the last three weeks. If farmers
would establish creameries they
would not have to buy so much fer
%tilizer, and would make a good deal
more clear money.
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destroying its victim, 4 3 type ofcop.
.ipalAn. The power Of Ibis murderous
nalady is.felt on organs and nerves and
ulssc,es AND. brain. There's no health
"iiits overcuppe. But DR. Kings New
ldie Pills are ! sais and certain cure.
NV 40 tie world. Tor stomach, liver,
SMsunsys and bowels Only - cents ct
As'nn riodmao's dug store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-19

Dr.. W. II Lewis. L~awrenceville. Va,
writes, II am using kod~l Dyspepsia
Cure in my practice among severe cases
OF Indigestion aud find it An admirable
rem'is." Many hundreds Of physicians
depend upon the use Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure in stomach troubles. 1t digests
what you eat, and allows you to eat al
The good food You need, providing you
&c MT overload your stomach. 1ives
instant relief and y permanent cure.
Martin friedman.