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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26
TAIN

During the thunder storm Sunday
morning lightning struck Mr.. Dietz's
house badly demOlishing the chimney
A Modern Woodman camp Is about
to be organized at this place.
Prohibition day will be observed
by appropriate exercises in the hall
Sunday evening, May 6.
W. D. Fulton and ]. E. Laney took
Frank Laney to the asylum at ossa
watomie.
J. H. Norman has purchased Ion
Fsk's farm adjoining the town.
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CHAPMAN.

Thomas Perry Of Sherman was do
ing business in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. A. Cunningham was on the
sick list for several days.
Sol Woods Of Sutphen was a BUSH
ness visitor Tuesday.
VIM. Farrell and j. j. Ryan drove
to Abilene Tuesday.
Julius Waterstradt Of Hayes was
taking in the sights here Tuesday.
Miss Bridget Bondeld Of Kansas
City visited at NJ. Hogan's Monday.
Mrs. Julia Perkins and baby were
thrown from buggy Tuesday near
the public school building and re-
ceived several bruises.
Jas. McDonald's two boys are very
sick with typhoid fever.
Jas. wilkins moved his family to
Junction Wednesday where they will
make their home forNhe summer.
Mrs. j. P. Phipps left Tuesday fol
Kansas City.
Harvey Shippy, high school stu
dent who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is rapidly improving.
Chas. Fenstermauher closed a sue
cessful term of seven months schooI
Wednesday.
Oscar Whitehair was out for the
first time Tuesday since having his
LEG broken.
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DAYTON.

Under the supervision Of Tom
Davis our roads are getting fixed up
very we'll. =
|. A. Eisenhower and family visit.
ed near Moonlight last Saturday and
Sunday. = =
C. H. Horst has hired to G. Rohrer
for the summer.
R. D. Miles will 60 along with
Ruffner Bros moving picture ma
chine. An entertainment was given
Gypsum City to a large and pleased
audience.
Fred Gantenbine Is working for G.
Schroeder.
Lulu Hartman was home from Abb
lene on visit last Sunday.
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BANNER CITY.

James WEIGH, one OF the famous
goth Kansas, reached Banner Sunday
and is now working for Contractor
Monninger.
Miss Hattie AFFORD of Hope visited
friends in Banner.
Mrs. W. H. Boyd and son Robert
went to Kansas City Monday to have
an operation performed on Robert
for appendicitis. Mr. Boyd went
down with two cars Of hogs Tuesday
and will remain until after the opera
ton.
The remains Of Mrs. Phillips O.
Marion county were buried in thu
Banner cemetery Sunday and wer,
followed by her infant baby Monday
A. L. Shane, B. G.. Reaugh, F. L
Lloyd and VIM. Armstrong we're Wis
itors to Abilene Saturday.
The families Of Ernest Webster an,
Henry Judah moved to Harrington
Tuesday where Mr.. Webster has Sc
cured employment on the Roc
Island.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26

many Of his audience. But as they
fell asleep. and their thirst was
stated, and their pain eased, their
lullaby was, to them, the sweetest
they had heard since childhood.
Duncan could play no more. II
was, indeed, only fitfully he played
at all.
And the laird was passing.
"Good-by, old man, and thanks!"
sighed the laird. "If you go home,
tell them I sent my love. wrote
to them all yesterday. Good"
There was a slight tinkle and the
laird fell sideways. He had gone
with his comrades.
The dawn would come soon. AL
ready the submits of the eastern
hills were beginning to appear
through the grayness. Day was
coming, and the night and those
who had gone under its blackness
were now numbered with that which
had been.
Duncan, however, was only CON
cerned about one thing.
The laird was gone. He had asked
him for the march; he should have
one, Duncan rose, propped himself
against the bowlder, and stood over
the body of his lieutenant.
Then over the veldt the low, wall
ing strains of "Lochaber No More"
rose and swelled in the dawn, like
the voice of. a mother mourning
with sore, articulate grief the loss
Of her children.
II was well played, The infinite
sorrow, the wild hopelessness of the
music, rang out over veldt and kopje
and the more superstitious among
the Beers muttered that "it was the
' ailing of the souls of the petticoat
r oineks.' 1t was probably Piper
7 'rquharson's best effort; 1t was his
last,
The Boer sentinel in the advanced
trench saw, ms the dawn came, a
rooinek standing facing him. He
was q petticoat and might have
thousands behind him. The sentry
brought his rifle to the present"
1t was an easy shot-a tai man,
with no khaki tunic to deceive the
marksman. Then the Masur barked'
In this wise Piper Duncan Farqu-
hr~son Of the Highland brigade re.
Joined his laird. -Answers.
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Fifth District Delegates,

The Populists at Clay Center yes
terdsy elected the following delegates
from the Fifth district to the national
Populist convention:
Fifth district-At large; Conner
Davies OF Clay and H. N. Gaines Of
Saline; E. G. Bailiff, Saline; j. j.
Marty, Clay; G. M. Culver, Cloud
R. W. Hoffman, Dickinson; j. H.
Wooden, Ottawa; j. D. Black, Repub'
lie; N. Nj. Smith, Washington; An
drew Shearer, Marshall; j. D. Linn
booker, Riley; NJ. W. Sheriff, Wash
ington.
They are instructed for BRYAN.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26

Meat for Missouri. Priso Expensive
Jefferson City, Mo-, April 23.--The
high price Of cattle has had the effect
of materially increasing the cost Of
maintaining the conyicts in the Mis-
souri, penitentiary. Bids for supply
ing the prison with beef for period
of one year from July /, 1900, opened
Saturday, ranged from $6.69% for 100
pounds net to SILT. This is the
highest price that the Missouri pris-
on has had to pay for beef for 20
wears,
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DETROIT.

r. D, Miles and family moved to
Dayton Saturday.
Miss Ada Davis Of Winona is visit
ing her uncle, G. E. Lindsay.
Mrs. Lydia Cobb and daughter Of
Ellsworth is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
Our school closes next week Friday
Teachers and pupils are hard at work
preparing for an entertainment.
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Oklahoma IL Years Old.

Guthrie, Ok, April 23..-The eleventh
university of the opening of Okla
homa to settlement was celebrated
Saturday by the G. A. Il. Speeches
We're made by Senator A. H. Houston
B. F, Hegler, clerk of the supreme
court. and others. Several towns Of
Oklahoma observed the event,
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Nav Prove Fatal.

DILLON, April 26.-Master Harry
Tischauser, step-son Of Chas. Suite.
vile accidentally shot himself through
the lungs with a % calibre rife Tues
day evening and it is feared that the
wound will prove fatal. He was
standing on the roof Of a building
looking over the edge when he drop
ped his gun and discharging 1t.
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II.


From the darkness the sentries Oh
the heights and in the trenchei
fred of their rifles, and their sleepy
comrades stood to arms. These YER
domed petticoat rooineks we're to
make a night attack. Suddenly Tho
music stopped,
"Dae ye mind that? II was danced
at your coming O. age"
Eyes, | remember, Duncan. But
play the march,. and sit down here
beside me. I'm cold 1t will soou
be snow, Duncan"
Duncan whose head was tbrobbinl
with the effort In playing the reel
crawled down beside his laird.
"Ay; / think II will be snow afor'
mornin',', he said.
Then Piper Farquharson played
marches and strathspeys, and In Thu
cold and darkness death came u
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Nine Workmen Drowped In the Weser

Hamburg, April 23.-While party
of w0rkmen We're crossing the river
Weser sudden squat came up and
capsizcd the boat in which they were
As they were in midstream, with nc
assistance near, the whole party Of
nine were drowned.
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Carpet Warp.

The best spool warp made at 2lc
for white, and Csc for colors at Gage
Bros. 2
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26
Local Markets.

BUTTER MARKET.
Prices tor creamery butter at points nam.
cd for week ending today. Dickinson county
price W cents less than New York; lh cont
less than Chicago.l
KANSAS CfrY-Fancy separator lSc, dAiry
fancy 15c.
nqIcAao--Creamery 13h o l7K. dairy lsn
i5H:, steady.
NEW YoaK- Western creamery i5h to 1Sc.
steady
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DEATH SENTENCE REVOKED.

Thousands Of people condemned to die BY
their physicians who said their case was hope,
les. are Today enjoying perfect health. cured
BY our absent treatment. For - years we hsVs
syccessfnlly practised Magnetic Healing ana
ouy GRADUATES are all having the hest Of success
Disease In any form readily yields 70 our meth
nd and no matter whatyour condition or where
Won live, we can restore you to bea IN u your
case is durable. lit is not we viii frankly leii
Won so. II YOU are sfliieted In any way you
should no, neglect writing to Us a. once, Inc
coat Oh our treatment II but tribe nothing
compared 10 the value Of your health oircu'
lars and testimonials on request
DB. o. MARTINS
PSYCHOLOGICAL sANITARIUM,
Kansas City Ksnsss
Cor, pa,h and Central Streets.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26

Belts-latest styles, novelties Of all
kinds, lowest prices, at Theo. Nuszs'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26
The Latest Reports from Our Consul %
Clifton, Cam, Exonerate the Fenlans
and Grain Handlers.

Washington, April 25.--The latest
report from the United States consul
at Clifton, Can, respecting the Wei.
land canal outrage goes to exonerate
what are known in Canada as Fenians
from completely in the attempt to
blow up the lock and disable the ca.
nal. The grain handlers of Buffalo
also being given certificate of good
character, the actual movers In the
affair must remain mystery, accord'
ing to the consul, unless the examina.
ton of the three men now held un'
der arrest in Canada for the crime
shall throw light upon the affair.
II the state department here was
advised some time ago of the forma-
ton in this country Of conspiracy
to destroy the Welland canal such an
announcement must have been by
word of mouth, for the department
records show nothing touching upon
THAI subject. There have been re-
ports from Mr. Brush, the United
States consul at Clifton, relative to
the business prospects Of the canal,
but there is no reference anywhere
to plots against the integrity Of tho
Wellund
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26
disastrous Explosion OF a Lamp,

Foxburg, Pr, April 25.--Fire started
by the explosion Of lamp Monday
night consumed the American hotel,
Thomas Grants general store. Dale's
hardware store, the Allegheny hotel
and Johnson's mems furnishing store
Loss. 100000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-26
WELLAND CANAL OUTRAGE.

10 race for some time,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

The CarErEx nrsrn1E Ee,iles With pleas
mr. the r-r~Srr from w A. Iurs- g. "
a AZ ra,@ -~osrrFs~ru raIlwAv Ar Washing
ton t.S-v. % a urnrnltirrnrtv printed AMI
5Tl.-ar,nfe, xgRnmp-- = hy III I'm -lze- AMI
nearly en runre-- IN ter tine tIrie of ine
Frnr.Srw Ot -sue .s1rn-" N : without *
r,4u1so,. the rrs8-s comprehensive volume
ever s-.raet II the Interests cf anv on
<ersspn. ant tells n most intetli ~ n
ana ru-@r~-ranur wEv u the rapnt -trpte-
a.rsnr srnAs. a.F tire cUuntrv last % tn
Mis-a--lps.i- AMI -,Jath q tn o1n0 AMI
PozgrmAr.
IN >uu-aseru Railway y thr puhli-1'.i
~ ,Auss VOaan.pr. ami Mr. Frark Prs-brpy
ON. rsf the b-@afirr <-Dt-nrs AM writers
IN ~n-n-rNun w1rn southern Iuter eSsS- =
if- r.inf0E-
whaBe Il - i-.1e,f ~ a rallrpat eslrn
MANY. II u not IN any -.-r-- TAI lr'ts'i A.
r+rzn-.em~mr. ts1r - only an e-evciop~'tl'
~ rADs ~outh nnf AL u 81 vArI@st inter
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. The vuau-m@ r1-t4Ins more than -
half rcn~ i. h1srrzruon- trvu1 Paragraphs
ana Il : ta0ln1 in A ml-s artra-lvs
manner
Th~ u0rk hns h~~n received every
whsr,r wTrh rhe hnr-re~s cDmna~n iatp1ns
ana hxs Mlr~aiv hern st0ptest A. IN
star, sa-ss Es1t1i -rrb0n on the ssrtp9n wtsirl
4 sr-@s-. Cur1e- rnhv b hal BY en
elos-lrlx Is cs-nss- tHn~ exact es-t % Ro-'
nrp. - AJAX = TmwE,TT- Eastern Pa
-~nr-r Agent. --I BrU@t1ayr New forx
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Mr. n. Lilly. prominent c.iixen ~
ri "A naI. No. lately hal a wonHert.ii
al rran-~ from q f.i-hTflI death. Ia
reli M 81 IL he -aF~ ~1= 'akrn ~iih
-vr.t.. 4 t~rer. that ran INTO pnrunl"iliA-
az Inrx- became hardened ~a- -
seas I srulln't even III up IN Del
yothfn- helped me- I expected 20 soon
lie IL e,5r,-sl npti0n. when ! heard Of Dr.
Kfnx'< New Discovery One bottle gave
great relief c0ntInlei 10 use u, ani
now am well and strong can't say
too mlrh n IT, praise. This marvel.
hos ns=piiefne i the -ure~t and quickest
cSrr~ IN the w0rld for All throat AMI luna
trpnble. Regular sIz-- III AMI sl-vv
TrTaI bottIes free az Martin Freedman
irrlw store
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The COURIER has made an ar
rangement with the Indiana State
Sentinel by which it will send every
subscriber in Dubois county who
paws in this Office in advance ST. IL
for a years subscription to the
COURIER. the Weekly Il diana State
Sentinel. ABSOLUTELY FREE for one
year. Every citizen wants paper
from the State capi'al. Now 4
your chance 10 get il free. send II
your money and names. subscrl
bers who are in arrears Tor th'
COURIER are invited TO pay up anc
take advantage Of this unprecedent
ed liberal offer.
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gs-H-pr Marlin. Ot the P.er-1n drug
--.-- Sn+0-un- n tat n- u having 4
s-v.-sr rnn 90 1-slEni l-rrtaI1 Cough Ken
cav. IA s-I3- q -e t-1Ert-- or 1nAl ui.-il
ysr4 In o.n- Il Anv 90 lFr s-1t- AM Y
-srs.- --s-zi sx-i-fp-cb01- In tne-+ siAS-
~ "a rrr-.r.r there ) -achi1- L<ee e-l-AIlA-
R..-lslr,-- Csa-h Ez-En-iT % sop n
,,r.ra bal 10 rhe 4er~ rar1Lr - lnnx'
"a ,----- relief wTrhln \ v-rv short TIM
Tt,. -nz--s arr -rs1lnr- ant all WN5 Ir.
= ar ssl.sass,s HIrh - prsulpE A.-rr1l-.
S,m-h s-ili-nra Day CIl1mer- - -ai-
a. Nwr Frr.-fmGI-
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FLORIDA.


q ~~p~rfsr rhr~ugh sleeping Car Line
g.tw..n II. Louis and jacksonville
Commencing November 18th the flof-
ida Air Line, consisting OF the l. r a =
/. R'v. II Louis 20 Louisville 20 * y IA
Keniuck.. Louisville TO Lexington
O,e.n and Crescent Route. Lexington
- Chstfanoora. southern Rv-. ChAfta-
no.oga TO Jesup and Plan. system Jesup
t. Jacksonville, Fla, will in2nguraie ior
the season the great Through sleeping
car Rout 10 Florida Through sleeping
ar viii leave - Louis s:l5 p m daily
t,as-ing Louisville .oO a. m, Lexington
10 80 A m. reaching Chattanooga go
r. m. Atlanta lo.S0 p m- and Jackson
VILE :. 80 .. m second mornIngl- stop
over~ allowed. This route i through
is.rve ,-iri..s and interesting country and
i operated over mo- superior and vel
established lines Of railway The
schedules are fast and most convenient
In addition 10 the above schedule
leaving II Louis at night. train leaving
-. Louis %. a. IN, wall arrive Al Jack :
( -nnville next night al 1000 p m max
ing only one night out from 81 lcu1s 10
I J jacksonville
This line also Affords passengers fo'
Y Florida frip via Asheville. y e. ms
l greatest American al.-year-round re7Auii
Correspondence solicited and inforna
ton promptly furnished X A CANT
BELL. .sen'l Passenger Agent >i-lIouis
No.
This i also the hest line 20 points j
Kentucky. Tennessee Georgia >orii
and South Carolina.
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Lucky OxEs--Ir- 7 q
Ku. der pump KIN had 5i1 ~e~d-
ia. lucky gae--@r~ icr prIr@- wers
Nm a WILSON wnO>e guess w1>
80. fir-s , Ee- Mr. Jlnn l. Br-'x
guessed 80 and 81 the p prIz- ,
Asb-r Nenl-l ga--- a 81 AMI VA
Awarded n prs1-- The counters y
the --ei- E-r~ Arch Z Dane Geo
Hab-rie AMI Neai-. L-Igltcn- IN
lucky E1e~--r- must have been en
lowing panpEin Ps=-- and counting
seeds fo- compA1-'Ds- -lnc- tn e'n-
t@-7 VA annol lce,i- There va
quite a nurnA.er Il -le~Sss oetEeei
$40 and so Wy god gue~-iu!
and possibly Bryan and Nehin
lev Mill at rh-n % guess On tne r.
init II the election next NSveno~r
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The woman " no is lovely l. face, form
and temper will always have friends,
hut one who would he attractive must
keep her health. II she is weak, sickly
and all run down, she will he nervous
and irritable. II she has constipation
or kidney trouble, her impure blood all
cause pimples, hlotches, skin erup1on'
and a wretched complexion Electro
Bitters il the hes, medicine in the world
1 regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. II gives stronl
nervee. bright eyes. smooth, velvet,
skin, rich complexion. Ii will make
good looking. charming woman Of
rundown invalid. Only 50 cents q
Martin Friedman's drug store :
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IL has been demonstrated reF'e-A-s- =
in everv state in the Union and In nnAnS
foreign countries that Chamberlain I
Conrh X. rn.-,iv j. certain preventive
ana cure for crolp- II has become iias
universal remedy for that disea~e- NJ
Y. Fisher. OF Livery. W "a. only r
peaf- what has been sad around nie
rlofse when he writes have neS1
chamberlain : Cough Remedy IN my
family for several wears and AlwzE~ VIE
perfect success We believe thai
not only the bes- cough res.1esr- tut ina
In j. A sure cure for Group II his saEei
the live- Of our children = number 9
times" Tins remedy i FIR sale t. "
Friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

c. Ungpr. -I3 Maple 81, Champaign.
III. writes II was troubled with n
hacking ,cugh Tor year and thought
hsd the consumption. tined a great
risny r,me,iie- and wa under the carr
NJ rhv-icisn- Tor several months
n-e.i sn- bottle III Foiev's Honey and
Tar and il red me, and have not
been troubled since. VI. Friedman
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MARE1AeE LICENSE john "
~tailman and Gertrude NoLDpken
LOUIS FSr.dS and NslIuiA K
Ti.5mp~.on. Jo-eyh N0rihoIr AZ
.I.acv PInnick- Kari Burton ans
Iyortie b. hIoW~Eton; Frssierles
Thurman and Emma X Harker
David Kar1- and NathiLl4 -chn-.l
Christian Mei-hsIr and I'm IA b
Fr4si,er--r-
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TOCure "A Cough.

stop con thing. a. il irrliA-<-s the lungs
ami doe-n give them anE chsnc- =
heal. Foley7s Honey and Tar t-lr-
without can -inr a strain In rhroWlnr q
the phlegm like common cough -XE'er
torant-. NJ Friedman
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III Banner Salye

u yesn't cure your pileS. your money Ngii
be returned IL J. the mo'-1 healing
MEDICINE in the word n Friedman
Iwani to let the people Ehc SUI r
Am rheumatism AMI -ristlre kneH iiaAi
Chamberlain Pain Balm relieved mt
after a number OF other medicines and A
4 ,cior had failed II J. the bet lani-
ment l have ever kn0~n oil 4
Dodgen. Alpharei'a- "a iho1-An u
have been cnrei Of rheanA-ls1n ~ zAi'
remedy One application relieves ilr
pain. For sale br NJ Fnet1nan-
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure CT
ter-er. salt rheum and s-cEeIna. Cham
herlain's Eve and Skin Ointment Is
without an equal ltrelieveS the itch.
ing and s1nzrting almost instantly and
IL continued ne effects a permanent
cure. II also cures itch. BARRIERS itch.
scali head. sore nipples. itching piles.
chaVp-i hands. chronic sore eyes and
rranula-ed lids
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for
hor-.-s arr the best tonic. blood purlrler
'ndvermifuse- Price. 25cents- Sold bv
NJ srtiu Friedman. Druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

~Mr. Vic. Cassidy-s re- drnce
caught fire from a defective fioe on
New Years dsy- while the family
was at a neighbOrs- IL was luckily
discovered in time TO sase the house
add was put out with a few buckets
Of water. A carpet and some cloth
ing was badly damaged and M
house some. Both insured IN Vii
sons agency
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

srSunday night some boys were
sending up sky rockets on I2-<s n
street. when heir board tel. result
ing in rocket going Though .
second story window Of Mr. Nm
Haller's residence, setting the car
DIT and some bedding on tire- nn'
The fire was extingulshe.i before II
caught the house
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PREAcHING.--Rev. Byrd VIII
preach al the Il. T. church SUNDAY
morning instead OF Rev Aa~hburn-
as the latter j. engaged IN 4 pio-
trac,ed meeting at Huniingburs-
SUNDAY School Il $50 The Peo-
ole generally are invited
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05
Tried Five Doctors.

Mr. Frnnrss T. Sales q Missouri
NsFi4r IA writes she habi severe XIII
-4v rrv.uR,B- So wears hai trrest I'VE doc
- HT-aprur h.en~ffr- hnr three BOTTLES %
FoI~p-- K51u@y Cure e1-rre3 perfect
r~-rr NJ FREEMAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-05

Martin Friedman guarantees ever
bottle Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and will refund the money II any one
who l. not satisfied after using two
thirds o. the contents This l. the bes'
remedy in the world for Ia grippe
coughs, colds, Group and whooPlnl
cough and is pleasant and safe 70 take
l. prevents any tendency Of cold TO re
suit in pueumonis.