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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-26
FROM DORCHESTER.
Knights of Pythias Lodge Or.
ganized May a..

~ 49," - ""
DoacnEsrER, June 23.-0n Sstur-
day evening. May 24th. Dorchester
Lodge No Ill. knights Of Pythias,
was duly installed, the work Of In
stallation being performed by J. VI.
Newton. Of P~ocahontas. assistei h.,
members Of Stonegs Lodge No. i03.
Many members Of Norton Lodge.
No. l07, were present. ss well A. \
number OF members Of other lodges
who are nov ~sojourning in Dorches-
ter. The occasion was one long to
be remembered, and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present. The work
OF installation was carried on rapid
ly, and with an enthusiasm that was
very cheering to the promoters Of the
lodge. Abou; midnight all hands
took a recess aud adjourned TO the
ice cream psrlors. where q plentiful
luncheon soon bsnished all thoughts
Of lodges for the time being.
This ceremony ended. the more
serious work was again taken up and
carried 10 completion.
After the final installation Of the
lodge. the following were chosen TO
IN the elective Offices. viz: Messrs
Ira Lei othlia. J. d. Long. II. Nj.
Broyles. J. J.. Taylor G. w Barney.
;. A Collier and G.. w. Gray.
Dorchester lodge begins its career
with fifteen charter members. an en-
thusisstic and active workers and
eager for the w%elfpro Of the lodge.
and with these A. a ueuclcus IL is
confidently hoped that No. III will.
before many months. rank we'll up
with the best lodges Of the State.
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Tho catch D., wenis n seutes va.
bsaau
o. TAYLOR pitched good lan 90 400 times
Sttaau PLAYED d. fact game a. short
Quo vas handicapped hs vci -soauds.
p Taylor az th.fd played good ban.
oiemP ai dr.t took care OF erer,th.rs
coming his way and ma4e two nice h.i..
o.codioe. catcher. is A. good as ha.
PLAYED vu cur dIsuend.
Wells in lett covered his position aee
"a shade ieo aIce hits.
Ngcsle u center PLAYED without an
error ana made oae Ait.
n0srtit iu risht feld tases care Of hi.
Posii.on in GOOD style.
Reynolds has cndesred himself 10 m.
ians of bic good eoFk 10 she eame
The eaue vss the most exciting Of The
season
Manager bsrrs team Is a fsst one and
epder Ordinary circumstances would have
isade it much closer than did tbcr ,t.-
'erdAs- ne had hfeaks EN- fell their Nv.
ana ~AHe Ne SEATED. and expected to
go, We can see that iacif team j. az A.
tAat Is NAeiq 20 olr n.m
beet q faem. We foaa9 Narare,
Barr . gcatemau IN exerr uae ana
hope BE- eni visis o. ush his team often.
l~afiefs Plasiag ~ bordering on he
'erssuehal orecr, nakiaE f~0 Bis. aud
'eceF'sc every cAsuee without a. error.
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GENERAL WOODS
MISTAKE


Genetli Wood is very frank o. al.
uiii uow ihat bee used Cuban fund.
Co calry oa thc campaign Boz che boz.
tercsi 30 reciprocity whose pufpos,
was O. ina4eucc Congress. saws thc
Richmond Times. General Woo8
said that le ua. acting ia the inter.
ost of Cuha aaa ihat De- has uo apollo.
eics o. make
The trouble d.. that General Wood
vas NOT iraok in ihc beginning li
Dc had come aut Boldly ani .sll chat
D. aad Mr Ha,cm,ser wore conduct
ing obi. campaign that would have
been all right Tlcn ue should au
has. understood che tras meaning ,
the movement Dut tle campaign
wa. carnci on By Che "United state,
Lsrnri Association and ,ho whole
Increment oas unier cover. Large
sums oi money we've expended n pro-
Iarius argument ia favor of Cuban
reciprocity, in printing the document
and in circulating them throughout
thc United States. This literature
was sent not culy 90 Congfe,smen.
outto Headers so drought" through
o7t the icnsth and breadth ct ihe
iani 10 ~ss SEM, 90 preachers ana
teachers aHd 90 others who were sup
posed Go have influence aud al were
urss' 90 'mrar'uue their respective
menoe's ga Congress 60 vote ior this
measure
The question Of merit 10 not iu-
Vo'Ved in this discussion. The main
question is that Of method When
one hea's any aFgumeat 10 iayos OF a
sieea proposition D. likes TO know
the source, likes Go know the
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TIE FERTILIZER PROBLEM.

a North C@rolins exchange states
That 100000 was the se,,,,,rs,
bis Tor The State last year. aud in.
~eidenially remarks that the gusno
habit - A. bad 10 IL way a. the
cigarette habit
Ass los estimate, the fertilizer
bill sot the State Of Nsginia that viii
have 20 b psid Oct ihls year. viii
e~srtaiply aoans 20 a. nuch a. that
OF North Carolina. Aud yet We
wonder that the farmers Il the state
sAeu'd fsmsia poor. This means
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TAXI part in four days Of genuine sport
trs feeressson-
SIG sroNK GAP ATHLETIC Asso-
CITATION
b, j. r Drttirr.
J. NJ. ~t;oonLok.
&. c. CocHakS.
J. n. MATHEWS.
J. p. woLFr
Executive Committeee,
The L. a \. aud Y. As. W ~iit each
sell round trip tickets from any poiat 10
Big Stone Gap for one and one third fare
good uunl July Sth.
On the morning Of July 4th the l.. A n.
vii run an excursion from Norton 20
Big stone Gap At the same rate and the
Va & ;. ". viii run su e1cursion from
Bristol TO Big Stone Gap. stopping AZ al
intermediate points, charging one-third
straight fare for the round trip For IN
formation as 20 schedule. apsls 60 local
ageuts.
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TIM Roanoke Evening World au-
nounces that "Mr Walter f. Addi-
son, who has been connected with
that paper as editor since May l.t.
viii continue in such control ior the
future And also. that can entire
new OUTFIT has been ordered. and
within D iew weeks 10 wili be install-
ell DO tae World building. and a new
World. auother.a better.aui alright
cr Worii. uill then De laii before
our readers
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TIM New York and Chicago cx-
press over The rcnnsslvania road ran
one day last week for several miles
At the ate OF % miles per hour.
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DRAWN WORK.

Ars. Annie Morgan will do drawn
soFk and lace in all the ls,e Mexican.
Danish and Bolgsrian designs.
Having qualified herself 10 On art
school = sure she can give sAtisfae.
ssoa. Her pnees are from ~ so 10
tSe.ev seeoraiDg 10 material and
design.
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TINS Bristol Courier SAYS 10 give
the devil his dues aud many a poor
fellow souldn't have capital enough
left 10 continue business with
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LAsr week a traia ran from Pitts
burg Co Ncw York. a distance 81 ass
miles without stopping. This is the
longest fun without stopping ou De-
cord.
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GAPBOYS
Defeated m the Ban Game at
Bristol Saturday.

BRISTOL saturday.
The Big Stone Gap base bali nine.
accompanied by the brass baud and
quite a number Of our people went 20
Bristol last Saturday and crossed
bats with the Bristol nine. The score
stood @ o. ; Boz favor ol Bristol.
Regarding the game the Bristol
Courier says.
The Big stone Gap ball team was
defeated by the Athletic in a very
exciting game at tho ball park yes
tereay bv O. score of nine 90 five.
The special train that bore the
visitors arrived about twelve o'clock
90 which time the rain was coming
down m torrents, making 10 look as
though uo Oall would De played that
da} luf the sun came ont about two
thfty and TINT. with tho sawdust
placed ou the soit places. made the
diamond boa fairly good shape but
nevertheless cu0fle-- bali was out OF
che question. inr BOZ heliine d BAN a
slip was an ordinary occurrence. The
Nap sent about ono hundred stauuch
supporters with them as ucll as the
brass band 90 that place. which gave
a concert 600 tlc street before the
game. ani aidc. largely to the at-
tendance.
The game started of by s shut out
ior each team Doc boz the second tle
IoeaIs landed ou Wont. for thro,
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TIE above rates are Tor standing ADVERTISE
n,ents only.
rD-Lecal ApvraTIsExxSrs vii BE- charr-
81 ior Al re raisofs cents per line Tor each
iuscrtion.
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FOURTH OF July
At Big Stone Gap va-Pro-
gramne and Rules.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

~NA ~ = wv INV ~ ~ NNANAN ~ "
mediately af,er the ball games. First
prize. brackets 70 winner Of series. Conso-
lsiion prize. one d0sen balls. For rules
governing TIE eoute.; apply to c. G..
Cochran, chairman tenRss tournament.
II TRAP SHOOTING.
From . a M. 10 ~ 80 on 5nd and Bird Of
Jui.s
a. ON the 2nd such number Of sweep
stake matches AZ can De shot between
, a. m. and 1880 D. m. IS targets. I'm
trance fee sio0. Targets one cent each.
extra.
th) All money To be divided between
first. second and third guns, in proportion
Of So, 80 and 10 per cent.
.cl The contestant shooting In an
matches on this dag and making the
highest average Will De presented aith a
$40 trophy.
.al On July Bra, the first match will
he between clubs. Three representative
from each ciuh o. birds 90 each cuv
No eutracc fee. 80 charge on targets.
70. The winning club viii be presented
With Athletic Association Club Medal. TO
De Kept hy IL uatl just prior 90 July an
1908. and Co hc then returned to the As
ISOLATION.
.cI After thr club match ON the 81.
sv7epsiako maiches viii lc shot until
~ 800 p.
None but amatcurs permitted to contest.
Sergeant system oi trsrs ufl he used.
ana Interstate Association rules 90 govern
DID PISTOL MATCH
For Police Cuaido f BIG Stone Gar.g am.
Iniy $40.
Rapid a.r % ,afd-. 3 shot. io si,
1. AfrH.tt. a..t -
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NV SADDLE RING

Immediately after the base ball game
on @ais tth. there will be a saddle ring
Tor The hest g~entiemau's saddle horse. All
points considered. Prize for best saddi,r.
handsome bride.
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hig Some Gap nos has ia the new
seaeoi bstding a beautiful hall which
WI seat iouf hundred people, snd which
"a"isA"'y adapted for concerts and
theatrical entsrtainaenis. Arnup~ne,t-
Ill hs made 10 have = concert ar the.t-i-
cal performances thefeia nearly ever, nieht
auriag the iour DAYS from the frst 10 H.
foarth Of jaiy inclusive.
The 3eung people OF the towa xili also
give one o. more dances darier thar tine
rae toan vnl have on her sala-ares..
aud all are invited 10 come and see ana
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Ia addition Go the above there will be
during the day CT ihe Fourth the fonovins
races in which ali are invited 10 iain. ana
the winners 81 each viii be given hand.
some prizes 100 yards dash. 100 vsrds
heraie race, thro@iug base bail running
high jamp, ~throeing hammer. Yor in
formation concerning these races amply
90 Z l. Harper, d.. ~
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"NR icvlle 49, Big stone Gap. July an
T" a m For boys under rs Prize. 3
hats and q league bah. For further in
sormation aPply Co > H. Mathews.
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.n- VI, March f.rw vf Man.
fss seb4s-, y.
many rear. rl.r4 s,e br "a
rniral
ll- III
qtar N .,..... ...,-
irmeAnor~. M. oni~ two s-l.r...s
charged e:nr IRA an w.sb -
tent t. rape. aud aiiair,ns ,,nna,.
by false pfet.asss
On the civil "a. ,i,a,. 49, -
cases consiaael fan. mn ron,,
most 81 theur being ..lrn.,i-,ra-..r, ~
guardian : petitions NJ Iii INA
There are re su;.. sar rsr.,~-I
damages / or scc,,-.
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OF Inc LUT AIEE.
An Old Veteran and Pioneer OF Dubois
County Passes Away.

The recent death Of VIM. Clark
Kendall, near Maia, Perry Co., calls
TO mind the fact that the pioneers
LOT this county are now very few.
Mr.. Kendall was born near what il
now -. anthony, Jackson town
ship, Feb. IL, 1s20, and at his
death was - years old. He was
the youngest OF a family OF nine
children, and the last one to pass
away. He was an uncle O. Lieut..
Kendall. Of Jasper. Lieut.. Ken
dall's father (James) and the sub
Iect Of this sketch cleared some OF
the ground where i now the bust
ness part Of Jasper. When they
were at work great droyes OF deer
and gangs Of turkeys would pass
near them unmolested. Sometimes
the deer would stop and bud the
tree tops they were falling.
Something over a year ago the
old gentleman visited Jasper, and
was astOnished to see what change
had come since he first knew the
place. At first be said nothing
looked natural but Patoka river;
but 10 few days be could point out
some of the spots where be cut cord
wood in early days Of the town.
he was a very pious man, being
a Methodist in belief, and local
preacher at the time OF his death.
He was twice married and leaves
surviving him one son and one
daughter, several grandchildren
and three great-grand-childrcn.
When thu Rebellion broke out in
1861. fired with patriotism, he
snouidered his gun and marched
shoulder t. shoulder VITA the rest
u US TIL secession was wiped out,
then returned tome, a cil.zeu once
more; but Uncle Viii, a every
body called him, has answered the
last earthly roll call; has passsd the
Great Captain in final review; and
IL now bivouacked in the great and
grand camping ground as the right
hand Of the great Commander.in-
chief enjoying the sweet strains Of
both heavenly and martial music.
Peace to his soul. He will be sad.
ly missed by his neighbors. w. w.
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SMALL POx AT BlRDSEYE.


DR.. Kempf and myself were call
ed to Birdseye on last Sunday, and
found 13 cases Of small pox in
different families. One case in Sc
we're form-.he rest are mild.
They all came from the cases last
December. The houses have been
quaran ined, and II l. hoped thai
Its spread will be checked. rh,
town board has placed guards over
the Cases aud everything il being
done u Keep them isolated. Ii L.
supposed that the cases came from
a neglect to properly disinfect after
the December attacks.
The Board OF Health recommends
that all people who are not vaccina-
ted should have it done at once, as
. preventative. Small pox is all
over the state, and the only way to
stamp it out is by taking the utmoe'
precaution and by vaccination.
Unless this is done it is probable
that at least so per cent. Of the pop
ulation will have the disease, which
will cause many deaths, but by
proper care Of all it can be prevent.
I'd. ]. 4. MIcHEALs, M. D.,
Sect. Of County Board Of Health.
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The County Commissioners.


At their monthly meeting on
Monday last, transacted the usual
amount Of routine bust es- and
among Others, made the to lowing
allowances.
w. y. Bu:ord. stationery, : - 30
George K. Wilson, CO. S1pt.
salary, 1872 90
d. +. Wilson, specific, 9 20
y. F. Parrot, Fish Com. sal. ID %
II. Parks, Truant officer, SO o.
Pike Co. Orphans Home. los 50
R. Fink, Criminals, 1. 90
II. Melchior, Poor farm. aO5 y
Various persons for farm
expenses, l3l -
The petition for use Of highway
for electric railways was granted.
Liquor licenses were granted to
John Niehaus, Jacob Mittelbuehler.
George kastner, VIM. +. Beckman,
and Andrew Greener.
On the highway petition OF Ferd.
Fuss, et al, Anton II. Kluemper,
Henry Meschede and John j. Krei-
lein were appointed viewers to meet
at Auditors office March p and be
sworn.
On the petition for highway ask
ed for by Andrew Hopf, ct al, John
Hoffman, Joseph Knnkel and Pc
ter Doersam, were appointed view
ers to meet al the office OF Michael
Sorgius, J. F., March 22d and be
sworn.
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Card OF Thanks.

hereby desire in this man
ner to tender my sincere thanks to
the Democratic voters OF Dubois
county for their cordial support at
the primary Pledging them my
best efforts to merit their confidence.
and assuring all Of my opponents
OF my cordial good will, and wishing
them all success in every honorable
undertaking, | am most truly the
public's humble servant.
NIcTOR Y. CASSIDY,
Democratic nominee for Sheriff
OF Dubois county.
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urine scalis the flesh or ii. when the child
reaches an age ~hea II should be able 70
ccnucl the passage. il is yet afflicted with
tec-Ue.iing. depend Urcn il. the cause OF
the difficulty Is kidney trouble. ard the fir5.
step Should Re towards tie Treatment of
these important organs. This unrsez-aai
trouble Is die 70 a diseased condition az the
kidneys ard hizd1-r and net 10 = habit IS
mast people suppose.
Women 1s well IS rlcn are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mid ard the immediate effect CT
Swamp Root is soon realized. II Is scld
ty druggists, IN fifty E-t
csni ard Gre dollar 80 - - ~
sizes. YcE may have 4
sample bottle h. nal - - : =
f-ss. also pamphlet tell Horne q sunzpFac..
ing al 1tc-. il. including many Ct the
thousands Ct testimonial letters received
fso-l sufferers cured. II writing Or. Kllrasr
L CO.. B.-ghzntoa. ~. r., be sure and
Eient.cn this paper.
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Franchise Given TO vincennes and Jasper
Electric Railway.

Messrs Elmer r Cox. engineer
Of Greene county; + T. Chappe,l
J. W. Wilson, IA. Il Snydsr and
Sol. Frank, OF Pike county. were
upon their petition granted fran
chise for the portion Of their pro-
posed electric railroad in Dubois
county, by the Dubois county COM
missioners on Monday last, and thu
citizens of Jasper will be very glad
TO see them successful in building
the road. Its up to the projectors
now to push the financing of the en-
terprise and get to work at con
struction a. soon as possible. The
following shows the conditions OF
the grant a. entered OF record:
RAILWAY GRANT.
Beginning at a point on the di-
viding line between Pike and Du-
bois county, where the Petersburg
and Jasper road intersec,s said d.
viding line in sec. 10, township /,
N. r. 6, West, (this is an evident
mistake; it should be SOUTH Of
Range 6, } thence in an easterly d.
rection along, over and upon the
said Petersburg and Jasper road,
through sections 10, Il, 10 and p,
in T. | s. r. 6 w. and sections 10, |
20, %, IS, p, 81 and 50, in town
/ S. r. 5 w. to a point where the
said highways intersects the corpor-
alton line OF the town Of Jasper, In
diana.
Consent, authority and permits
sion are hereby given and granted
to said Elm !. Cox, F. f. Chap
pell, J. w. Wilson, II. r. Snyder
and Sol. Frank, their successors
and assigns, to keep, maintain and
operate upon said lines OF railway
all the necessary and convenient
cars, carriages, rolling stock and
equipments and appurtenances nee
essary for the operation Of SUI
burban street railway.
Such cars, carriages and rolling
stock may be operated by cleo
tricity or other power, except steam,
as suits the operators, and best sub
serves the purpose thereof.
1t shall in no way impede or him
der, delay or obstruct the travel up
on said highways, and the cars, &c.
shall be Of such character and ca
pacity as to accommodate travel on
said railway.
If it becomes necessary to use the
limit Of II feet, or more than II feet,
on said highways, the company
shall in that event, extend said
highway in width at its own ex-
pense, and any failure to do so, and
make the same as serviceable, and
crossings as good and safe for travel
within l. days, this grant shall be
forfeited, and shall be null and void
thereafter.
The railway company shall pro-
vide and maintain good crossings
wherever highways are crossed.
The said petitioners or their as
signs before beginning construction
of said railway shall give bond to
Dubois county that said railway
company will pay all damages,
which they may become legally IL
able for, and said county shall be
held harmless.
This franchise shall extend for
fifty years from this day, provided
that said company shall begin the
construction of said railway within
two years from the date hereof, and
complete the same to the town OF
Jasper within three years, aud fail
ing to so begin or complete in said
time, all rights under this order
aball he fovfa,taI
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~ druggists, IN fly
csnf ard Gre dollar
sizes. YcE may have 4
sample bottle b. nal
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~One 81 AZ immoral iokes y

s<One Of the immoral jokes Of
i1e recent primary was four general
liz good citizens OF Boone township,
and two 81 Patoka, getting mons v
from candidates under promise Of
working and getting votes for the
giyers u the money-and the count
showing that those candidates did
not receive 2 single vote at either
precinct. Ii seems the honor Of
vote sellers Is getting TO be low in
deed
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and cheeriulaess soon
disappear when the kid
neys are OUT OF order
or diseased.
kidney trouble has
become 20 prevalent
tha.his notuncomnon
for a child TO &c tcrn
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child URN
rseS fro gffer n f-n
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Notice j. hereby given hat the under
signed, has been duly appointed. by the
Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court, ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Adam Eisen-
hut, late Of Dubois county, Indiana,
deceased Said estate il solvent.
HENRY b. BRElDENBAJGH,
Administrator.
TRAYLoR 4 TRAYLoR. Attorneys.
Mar. eth isO2, -3w.
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~The daughter Of VIM. Moenk-
haus, Of Huntingburg, who was
shot recently, Is rapidly recovering.
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@-Mr. J. II. Stewart, proprietor
OF the Stewart House leaves for q
visit south Tomorrow morning.
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Columbia Township Trus
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee Of COlum-
ola TIP, DUBOIS county, Ind, will attend
to Township business ct his office on
every Saturday, and persons having
.ownship business to transact are re-
'q1ssted to present il on that day OF the
week.
The Township Library is kept at the
office of the Trustee, where those en-
titled can obtain books.
GEORGE W. MILBrRN, Trustee.
Hillham, Indiana.
Nov. %, lS00-ly.
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homeseeker Excursions.

March 4th and 18th, April Let and
18th, May 9Th and 10Th; 10 all points 1T
one fare plus 8 for the round trip.
Tickets on sale at all times at 81 80 Tor
the round trip, good for Is days.
Y. r.. CIAYCOMB. Agt.
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BANK STATEMENT.

august Sondermann, President.
Frank Joseph. Cashier.
Report Of the condition Of the Dubois
County State Bank, at Jasper. in the
State Of Indiana, AZ the close Of bus
iness. on February ., 1902
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. slI2.l53. 90
Owe traits. I.-O4.gO
Due from Banks and Bankers, 20, 200. SO
Banking house and Fixtures. 100000
Current Expenses, l,ss2. 20
Cash on hand Currency, Specie, Il, 654.s5
Sos, 2e5. 92
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, So. 900 90
Surplus Fund, 10000 90
Undivided profits, 4.625. 10
Discount, Exchange and Interest.
4,i36.27
individual deposits on demand 40. 446 81
Certificates OF Deposits, 4,0s1 IS
SOS, 2gj %
STATE ~ iNDIANA. COUNTY or DUBOIS, - /:
!. Frank Joseph. Cashierof the Dubois
County state Bank. DO soIemnlv swear
THAT tine above statement j. true.
FEANK JosErT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me.
this "a day ~ March. 1902.
H. - B0NNR TRkYI0E.
Ngiary Public. NY commission expires
june III 1895.
Mar 7, 1902 1t.