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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-29
AN rs.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
J. HENRY COCHRAN,
of Lycoming Co.

Subject to the decision of the
Senatorial Conferrees of the 24th
District.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-05-29

FOR PROTHoNoTARY AND CLERK
OF THE COURTS,
JOHN K. MILLER,
of Bloomsbury.
Evening star., 1902-03-06

to it's full capacity In the routine work Of
the office; in addition to which We have on
hand the annual tax sale and the rewriting
Of all tax ledgers for the 1903 tax, into
which will have to be incorporated the tri-
ennial changes in assessed values.
1.-The privilege OF paying arrears Of taxes
at 6 per cent results In bringing to this
Office daily hundreds of persons. inQuirlng
concerning taxes on their property, and Sc
curing bills for payment when taxes are
In arrears. These people must be waited
upon. their questions answered, their ac-
counts looked into and. in most cases. bills
made out for them. When such bills are
propriate accounts on our ledgers.
1T Is estimated that there will be col
lected under this act approximately 80
600. which will be paid in small amounts.
entailing the writing Of and computing OF
interest upon thousands OF bills, and The
posting of corresponding number of items.
1T will be impossible for the regular
force to properly perform the business al
ready in hand, and at the same time satis-
factorily attend to the wants Of the public
and execute in a businesslike manner the
large volume Of work incident to this tenn
pOrary change In the rate of interest.
"In view of this fact am constrained to
ask for assistance in this work. My re-
quest Is for 81 600. which will be sufficient
to pay two clerks. at moderate per diem
rate. until December 81 next. at which time
expires the period during which payment
Of arrears at reduced rate OF interest
may be made. Considering the large
amount Of revenue which will be covered
Evening star., 1902-03-06
ARREARS OF TAXES.
Extra Clerical Force Needed in Asses
sor's Of1ca.

The District Commissioners today for
warded to Congress the draft OF joint
resolution appropriating the sum of $1,000
for the temporary employment Of extra
help in the Office Of the assessor OF the
District Of Columbia. with a request for
favorable action at an early date. To-
gether with the resolution the Commits
siopers forwarded a report from Mr.. H. H.
Darneille. the District assessor. on the SUBJ
tect explaining the need Of the additional
services The extra work Is to be entirely
clerical in character and is to assist In the
additional labor incident to carrying out
the provisions of the act Of Congress ap-
proved February Is last permitting the
payment Of arrears Of taxes in the District
of Columbia at the rate Of per cent per
annum In his report on the matter Mr..
Darneills says:
Il incIose draft OF proposed joint reso-
luton, the purpose of which Is to secure
assistance to the regular force In this o1
fee in performing the largely increased vol
Ume of work incident to carrying out the
provisions of the act OF Congress. approved
February Is. 1902. permitting the payment
Of arrears Of taxes for years prior to 1900
At per cent. in lieu OF the usual rate Of
interest and penalties.
AT this time the regular force is working
Evening star., 1902-03-06
1 to =.

Best Quality 5-4 Coiored and
White Table oilcloth. pretty designs sells at
21c. yard-7hc.
Heavy White Bedspreads, neat
patterns. sell at SOC. (but l to u :uy.r,-58c.
Unbleached Turkish Towels,
good size. 12hc. value-7bc.
Linen Bureau Scarfs, fringed all
around plain white and fancy centers, sell at
2'e.-12lac. ii 900
Bleaci,cda Ready Made Sheets,
hand ironed and torn, deep hens, sell at Soc.
-29c. ~ -
Women's Finest Black Satine
Waists, beautifully tucked and hcmstitched,
sell at $1.0s and more CSC.
Chiffon and Tissue Yelling, all
colors. worth s5c. yard-25c.
Women's Short White Under
skirts. deep hounees-2sc.
Misses uo Enamel Broad-toe
Shoes easily warth $2oo-sloo.
Children,s Enamel Broad-toe
Shoes, worth $1.50-75c.
25c. Pure Bristle Tooth Brush
es-15c. -
Large Cake Witch Hazel Soap
-4c.
Limited lot of Figured Silks, all
extra fine qualities and high grades-whils
they last l2hc. yard.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
AFFAIRS I IN5, GEORGETOWN.
General and 15erssShal Items aatherei
inothe West End.

Mr.. Bernard H. Buscher, a well-known
resident. died Tpesday night at his home
2701 p street, after an illness Of several
months. The ieceAsed was carpenter
by trade He $as lastxty-nine years Of age
He leaves a . family. including several
grown sons. Athe'nlatter being Andrew
Buscher. assisWnf' foreman of No. En-
sine Company Benjamin Buscher who is
an electrician on the Great Falls electric
railroad; John Buscher. conductor. and
Joseph Buscher. an engineer. both en-
ployed by the Metropolitan road, and Au-
lick. who is employed by the Pennsylya-
MIA railroad. The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning at $50 from his late res
idence A mass OF requiem will be chanted
at Trinity Church at 3 O'Clock.
The work of re-erecting the telephone
and telegraph poles which went down in
the storm Of Tuesday night has been COM
menced. The falling OF the poles. due to
the extra weight and the contraction of the
wires, has caused an Interruption OF COM
municatfon between Tenleytown. Rockville
and surrounding points. Fully half hun
dred poles will have to be replaced. the old
Evening star., 1902-03-06

ones having been damaged beyond repair
IN nearly every instance. The fire alarm
ana police patrol systems of the county i'm
this section are crippled. -
An unusual number Of policemen were at
the Georgetown station this morning.
Ihey called to be measured by the depa rt-
ment tailor for new clothing ordered at the
last inspection. ~ INC
Mr Charles H. Upperman. who is living
at the residence Of his daughter on Is
street and who has been quite sick is re-
ported to be only slightly improved.
Mfzpah chapter. No. 8. OF the Eastern
star. VIII entertain its friends this evening
at Masonic Temple ON 32d street.
The union meetings in progress at the
Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church have
been attended by large congregations go
far this week. Rev. Charles Alvin Smith
Rev j. n. Straughn and Rev. J. D. Kinser
have oficiated. the latter preaching last
evening. The sermon this evening
VIII De preached by Rev. Frank L. Day,
pastor of the West Washington Ar :,
Church South.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
Election Of Officers by the Local Asso-
ciatiou

C1At1Ous
The Illinois Republican Association held
q meeting last night in the @. A. r. Hall,
about fifty members being present. The
meeting was devoted to a business session
and election Of officers. Those chosen are as
follows: F. J. Young, president: e. d.
Paine and c. M. Pepper, vice presidents;
r. 8. Jackson, secretary, and L. Adams,
treasurer.
A committee was appointed to consider
the matter Of keeping open house during
the q. A. r. encampment, and another COM
mittee was selected to propose to other
state republican associations the plans OF
providing q headquarters which viii be
kept open to the public during the fail
campaign.
The chairmen Of standing committees as
appointed by the president, are: NJ. n.
McCulloch. membership; A. L. Swartout.
auditing: ID. d. Caldwell, resolutions: E. A.
Clifford, hall: L. D.. Cutler. transportation.
The complimentary dinner to the Illinois
delegation tn Congress. which had been set
Evening star., 1902-03-06
1 4 to 12.

Boys High-grade Shirt Waists.
plain white. pleated and tucked; also colors;
nicely made; sell ut 49c.-1Ac.
Little Boys Knee Pants, 3, 4,
and years: buckle and bow bottom; extra
good quality; sold at 75c.-19c.
Bows Double-breasted Suits, in
excellent materials. neat mixtures; IA. Is and
16 years; sold at $s.9s-$1.19.
Boys 3-piece Knee Pants Suits,
splendid quality. made in best manner; sold at
$49s $2.4e.
BOYS Russian Blouse Suits, ex-
tremely stylish and very high grade; sold at
Sc and $7-$1.98.
Choice of any Boys Refer in
the house, fine grades-$1.98
Women's Very Elegant Black
Silk Dress Skirts. in number OF handsome
styles. elaborately trimmed and designed:
$12.0S regularly-$S.88
Women's Warm Weather Suits,
In finest India linen. batiste and lawn-white.
natural and every color elegantly trimmed
with lace inserting and edging. hemstitehing
tucks. etc: will sell from $3.50 to $1250-
choice. $2.9S Skirts alone-SSc.
Choice of any Lady's Black or
Tan Short Coat. very high grades; some selling
as high as $1s.ss Special to close. $A.ss.
ST Black Silks, including Black
Figured Satin Duchesse. Black and White
Striped Tsdeta. Plain Black Gros Grain. Plain
Black Taffeta. Plain Black Satin Duchesse. all
very high grade and desirable-choice, &9c.
Granite Cloth Dress Goods, full
yard wide. new blue. pearl. navy. stone. bluet.
light gray and dark gray, sell everywhere at
49c yard-29c.
3oc. Ready-made Bleached Boil
ster Cases. full size-29c.
5o-inch All-wool Suitings, extra
good qualities. sell at 75c. yard-ssc.
Silk Velvets, in good size
lengths. all desirable colorings sell up to 81
yard-39c.
New Lawns, light, medium and
dark grounds. neat styles sell at 81ac. yard
SIC.
Women's Corsets, including
high grade makes. popular shapes-39c.
Women's Bustles, the new
spiral wire kin1s. 29c. usualy-15c.
5000 Women's Gowns, 10 diff
ferent styles. nicely made-33c.
Mems Rubbers, assorted kinds,
regular sizes-1sc.
Youths Overcoats, fine kersey,
sold at s12.5o-to close. 1898
Ladies Extremely Stylish Walk
ing or Pedestrian Skirts; beautifully made Of
finest all-woOl materials; gray, blue and
brown; $7.9S is the price usually-$4.SS.
Beautiful Blue Broadcloth
Skirts-deep stitched founce; best binding and
lining; sell at $9.9S-$4.9S.
Elegant Blue and Black Chev-
lot Dress Skirts: made with full fare and SER
pentine founce; very high grade; $12.9S usu-
ally-$7.9S.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
Sympathy for Judge Ide.

The President has sent cable message
to Acting Governor Wright at Manila ex-
pressing sympathy for Judge Ide of the
Philippine commission. who IL i'll at Yoko-
hama, and saying that he must make his
health the first consideration in his plans
for the future. 1t Is believed that Judge
Ide will be compelled to return to his home
In California to recuperate before he will be
able to resume his duties at Manila.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
10 to 1 4.

Heavy White Bed Spreads,
pretty designs sell at SOC. q to a buyer,-49c.
; Best Quality 5-4 Colored Oil
:. cloth. white and marbled. various styles. sell
: at sc. yurd-7l1c.
!. Extra Heavy ia Silver Gray
!. Blankets. pretty borders, worth $1.25 pair
y 6Sc.
!. Handsome Pillow Tops, many
styles. sen up to sOc.-95sc.
i White Applique Bureau and
washstand scarfs and shams. sell up to s5c.
! -14Nc.
. Wrappers of heavy f1annelette,
!. deep nounce. sell always at $l-49c.
b Ladies Black Satine Under
b skirts heavily corded founce CSC. quality-ssc.
p Infants Long and Short Slips,
p fne cambric. embroidery trimmed-1sc.
: Ready made Bleached Pillow
I: Cases-67sc.
!. Yard-wide Percales, good-size
!. lengths, good styles. sell at 1Oc. yard-45sc.
b All-silk Black China Silk, rich
s and lustrous, sells at Soc yard-39c.
r Ladies' Very Fine Pedestrian
R Skirts: fashionably made Of finest materials:
IS gray blue and brown; $5.9s ia the price usually
!. -sa-ss.
5 Women's Very Smart and Mod
l. ish Dress Skirts, in two shades Of gray basket
CLOTH deep nounce. rows stitching; very
p handsome skirt selling at $39s-special. 81. 40.
! Boys Knee Pants, excellently
made and nice looking-11hc.
I. Bows Shirt Waists, extra well
made; big variety Of colors-9lac.
b Children's Muslin Drawers, all
e sizes, 2 to 12 years-1Oc.
b 5000 Women's Waists, percales,
p lawns. madras. batiste. etc; all sizes, all
h STYLES: low priced at 9Sc.-59c.
+ Torchon and Point de Paris
Ss Iaces. with Inserting to match; sell at 1oc.
b yard-shc.
r Narrow Torchon Lace, selling
p at Sc. ysrd-2t.c.
I! Choice of all Mems SOC. Silk
s Neckwear-1sc.
! 1000 pairs Mems Cuffs, madras
8 and percale. from 81 90 shrts-1c. pair.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
Damaged by Fire,

The fire department was called to t1s 18th
street northwest about 8 O'Clock this morn
ing in response to an alarm Of fire in the
cellar beneath the store Of c. A. Muddiman
Co. ]. W. Foster owns the building.
The cause of the fire is not known. Dam
age amounting to about 500 was done.
The property is fully insured
Evening star., 1902-03-06
l2 TO L..

II q wv - q
tcoNr1NUED)
Women's Very Stylish and Pop
ular Blouse-front Suits. made in the very
modish spring styles: selling at $149S-special
at $685.
Women's Black Taffeta Silk
Dress Skirts. handsomely made In the best OF
the new effects, asaraety Of trimminss; $l49S
regularly-$1 115Os .:.
Choice of any Boys 3-piece Suit
in the very finest grades: sold mp to ST. plain
goods and neat mixtures; every suit Few and
desirable. Choice. $3.9s.
Boys Overcoats, in very ST.
perior grades; stylish and dressy -s2.9s.
Children's Gingham and Percale
Beautiful Patterns in Io-inch
Embroideries; selling at S5c. yard-1sc.
Mems Pleated Bosom Shirts,
odd sizes; sell at $1.5O-75c.
Mems Ioc. Linen Cellars-5c.
IL pairs Mems Slightly Mis-
mated Shoes -49e. -.
Ladies High-cut Storm Boots;
$500 ralue-$139 -
Youths Solid Leather Shoes,
sizes up to 81: $125 vaIue-70c.
Mems Elegant House Slippers
-35c. 49,.
Fringed Towels, extra good
quality. sell at 5c.-1sc.
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~ wv ITO
A new purchase of finest and
most elaborately designed Taffeta Silk Waists.
in all colors, including black and white; the
very modish spring effects; will sell at $4.9s
readily-$3.4e.
Women's Very Handsome and
Extremely Stylish Black Taffeta Silk Dress
Skirts. made and trimmed in the finest styles
and including the most effective and smart de-
signs. sell at $199s-$14.9s.
Boys Shirt Waists, low priced
at 25c.-12hc.
Women's Heavy Flannelette
Wrappers. extra well made. have sold at 81
ACC.
Women's Cotton Waists, per-
Gales. lawns. madras. batiste, etc. all nice
Styles all sizes, sell at CSC. and $1.25-59c.
5000 pieces Muslin Underwear,
including Skirts. Gowns. Drawers. Corset Gov
ers. etc. worth $1-choice, 69c.
Long Kimona Wrappers, pretty
Styles good quality batiste-9Sc.
Women's Lace Collars, o8c.
Quality-55c
Pretty Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. several styles; worth up to eOc. pair-
29c
New Corded Waist Silks, excel
lent designs: sell at Soc. yard in all stores
39c.
Yard-wide Percaline, all colors
and black; regular 121sc. value-9sc.
Bleac h ed Pillow Cases,
hemmed ready for use-sell at 121.c-s%c
Mems Finest Patent Leather
Handmade $3.50 shoes-$21e.
Mems Real Russia Calf Russet
Shoes, $500 yalue-$1.40.
Ladies Finest Soft Vici Kid,
Flexible sole Shoes, $500 regularly-special at
$1.65.
Children's Hose Supporters-7c.
Large can Talcum Powder-8c.
French Flannel Waists of the
finest grades and most elaborately trimmed
silk-trtmmed waists. braid-trimmed waists:
some with the stylish bishop sleeves and some
with the equally stylish flare cuff button
front and button back. Including finest i'm
ported corduroys; also waists in the immense
ly popular Gibson style; many creations and
effects never before shown-$5 and $69s are
the prices at which they were made to SELL
for this hour, 81 50.
Finest Madras Shirts, with one
pair cuffs-Madras and Chambray Shirts in
plain blue and oxblood-Cheviot Shirts with
one pair cuffs-solled by dampness only-"Ma-
jestic" brand-sell at $1.OO-39c.
Mems Percale Shirts, made open
front and back-some with pleated bosoms and
with collars and cuffs attached-some with
sort bosoms and one pair cuffs-slightly water
soiied-'Matestic" brand-sell at s1.Oo-25c.
Best Quality Imported Madras
Shirts-soft bosom-blue and white, pink and
white, o1blood and white. and fancy effects
very high grade-mussed by handling and
Majestic brand-$1 so value-4ac.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
1ECFTS' GREATER STORES, 5l3=515 Seventh ST.


into the treasury of the District this ex-
penditure Is comparatively small. and 1
have the honor to request that you will
recommend the early enactment of this
resolution"
Evening star., 1902-03-06

for March L. has been postponed until some
time In April, probably on the anniversary
or zen. Grdnt pdrIQday.
Evening star., 1902-03-06

Va. One farmer Is reported to have lost
twenty head and others ten or more.
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Children's New Spring Refers,
sizes to years-9Sc.
Mems Serviceable Broad-toe
Shoes; sell at $3.50 regularly-95c.
Ladies Fine Vici Kid Turn
process Shoes. s. value-s1.6s.
Double-width Fancy Stripe Bed
Ticking; 19c. value-12hc.
Gray Skirting Flannel; usually
selling at Sc. yard-3Nc.
Silver Bleach Linen Tea Towel
ing; &c. value-3Nc.
4o-inch wide Black Serge and
Black Mohair; regular price, 39c. yard-19c
Black Silk Grenadine, full 4s
inches wide: regularly s125-79c
Best Quality Holland Window
Shades various colors, slightly imperfect -11lsc.
Heavy Bed Comforts, pretty
pattern covering. full double size; sell at 81
Boys Knee Pants, very sub
stantiai and durable
Choice from 1000 Mems and
women's Finest All-silk Umbrellas, black and
colors, Princess" fir Congo and boxwood han
dies, steel rod, Paragon frame; sell from s. to
S5-$1.39.
Full Paper English Pins-2c.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
10 to 1 4.


Mems All-wool Half Hose, 35c.
quaIity-15c.
Boys Fleece-lined Underwear,
a9c. value-1se.
Anchor brand White Unlaun-
dered shirts-asc.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel
Shoes. worth $l.oo-sOc.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, $I.25
Yalue-75c.
Children's Dongola Lace Shoes,
sizes 5 to 8: worth up to 75c.-S5c.
Youths Spring Heel Shoes, sizes
0 and 10. 9Sc. .alue48c.
Children's Silk Gloria Umbrellas
fancy silver handles. 75c. and 81 ralues-a5c
Ladies Best Rubbers, "Candee"
make. size B, soc. value-1Oc.
Women's and Mems Silk Gloria
UJnbrellas-Some all silk, silver trimmed. horn
and natural handles, some princess style,
all very high grade. selling from 81 so to 81
Choice this hour, $1.2S.
SC. Pearl Buttons-2c. dozen.
sc. Linen Finish Tape-1c. roll.
Black All-wool Cheviots, fine
quality. never sold under 4ec. yard-2sc.
Evening star., 1902-03-06

= to 3.
(CoNTINUED)
Ladies Very Stylish Venetian
Cloth Costumes. brown. blue and black: trim
med With satin bands Ia effective designs: high
grade throughout; $10.98 reguiarly-$14.9s
Fine Black and Blue Lymans-
Vile Cheviot Skirts. elegantly trimmed with
stitched taffeta silk bands, made with wide
nare: $s.ss Is the regular price-$s.ss.
Ladies 6oc. Lace Collars-3oc.
Lot of Ladies Neckwear, in
cludinx Stock Collars, Silk Collars and Fancy
Silk Ties-7Ac.
Children's Wool Plaid Dresses,
plain and plaid lined throughout. extra well
made. 4 to IL years; were $1-49c-
Children's New Spring Refers,
all-wool broadcloth. choice Of many colors to
years-9Sc.
Misses Fine Kid Lace Shoes;
regularly $1.5O-s9c.
Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Lace
Shoes; s2.25 value-$1.ss.
Case of Women's Egyptian Fast
Black Hose. the standard 15c. Quality-Shc.
Carter's Jet Black Ink-2Bc.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-18
A DEMAND FOR FARM LAND
RAILROAD BUILDING IS ALREADY
INCREASING FARM VALUES.
Richest County in the Southwestern A
Temptation TO Land Buyers-what
Has Been Done on Small
Capital.

In all the wide expanse Of the sunny
southwest, asks the Carthage Press, is
there another such u county as jasper
The proverbial three-storied county with
its mineral, grain and fruitH Her rich
farming land is attracting buyers from
parts Of the country.
Within the past pinety days over $500,
COD worth the land has changedla ds in
jasper county. The former owners are
not leaving the county either. They
are re buying at on a larger scale.
Men who in many instances bought
farm lands at farm land pricss have
found paying ore beds on their siarms
and arc now receiving royalties from the
minere that will seon repay the purchase
price OF the land.
Small fruit vii pay from f25 to $3.50
IN acre in Jasper county, and grain IN
proportion. Even native grass, unculti.
vatod aud uncared for brings paying
income, while Moses Blocks 40-acre
timothy meadow in the southwest
suburbs yielded ninety tons Of hay last
season, which he is receiving ten dollars
a ton for and finding ready sale
Harvey henderson, who had lease
on forty acres of farm land in Jasper
TOWNSHIP, with an option on purchase.
raised and sold potatoes enough during
lat season to pay half the purchase
pr ce.
In Mcdonald township two young
brothers planted two acres Of peanuts
and cleared $50. With. this they bave
easrd the entire 30 acres tract aud next
year expect TO plant 20 acres of it in pea
nuts, 20-acres in potatoes, 10 acres 10
onions, and reserve the remainder fer
stock feed Within five years they will
own tho land and be in financial coIdi-
ton to buy more.
These are only a few scattering cases.
A journey through the county will find
prosperity on every side. Good roads
nave brought the farmer closer to the
market and with the opening OF the new
RAILROAD the Jasper county farmer will be
connected with the markets OF the
world.
True, 'there7 is land in jasper county
unfit for cultivation-where is the county
as large as.this which hasn't such landi
Yet this land doesn't 60 to waste
Underneath. the uninviting surface lies
rich mineral deposits. What it refuses
the plow it'yield'sto the pick and shovel
The Jasper news., 1902-12-18
A DUNKARD CARAVAN.
Moved VIM Wingert. Through Garth
aye Ia Old STYLE TODAY.

A peculiar procession wended its way
through Carthage today noon. Tho'e
we're eight vehicles, seven ofwhich w0re
stout now farm wagons pulled by good
horses and hauling hogs, chickens and
household furniture. Back of these
came bunch Of twelve cattle OF foot,
Each wagon was driven by q placid
faced, bearded Dunkard, or German
Baptist.
The caravan was mysterious, but in
quiry elected the Information that VIM,
Wingert OF the Shiloh school neighbor-
hood up 10 the Quaker settlement north
wesl of Carthage was moving to Newton
county, and half dozen or more Of his
brethren in the Dunkard faith had
shown their JOY at having him move
among them by driving up from Newton
county to help haul him down. llo is
locating in their settlement somewhere
east OF Neos ho Press.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-18
How TO Prevent Group.

II will be good news to the mother OF
small children to learn that group can
ibe prevented. The first sigu OF Group is
-hsnarseness. A day or two before the
attack the child becomes hoarse. This
is soon followed by peculiar rough
cough. Give charAberlain's cough
Remedy freely as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the rough
cough appears, and it will dispel all
symptoms Of Group, In this way all
danger and anxiety may be avoided.
This remedy is used by many thousands
of mothers and has never been known to
fail. Itis. in fact, the only remedy that
can always b, depended upon and that
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-18
Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN that letters
Testamentary upon the estate Of New
ton o wings deceased have been granted
by the clerk Of Probate Court Of JASPER
County, bearing date the 25th day No
Vember, 1909
All persons having claims against said
Estate ARE required TO exhibit them TO
me for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be
procluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and II such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date OF the
publication OF this notice, they will be-
forever barred. MARION OwISGs,
Executor.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-18
a Timely Suggestion.

This is the season OF the year whoa
tho Irude 1t and careful housewife re-
plenishes her supply Of chsmberlains
cough Remedy. 1t is certain to peeued
before the winter is over, and results are
much more prompt and satisfactory
when it is kept at hand aud given as
soon as the colo is CONT acted aud be.
fore it has become settled in the system.
In almost every instance a severe cold
may bo warded off by taking this
REMEDY freely as soon as the first indica-
tion of tho cold appears. There is no
danger in giving it TO children for it
contains no harmful su stance. II is
pleasant to take--both adults and child
rem like it, Buy it and you will get the
best. 1t always oures. For sale by
Webb Bros.