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AT TORONTO.
Other Games.
COLUMBIA. 2: CORNELL. Q.

OOLUMBTN. OOHNELIs
In a game repetc With brilliant plays and under:
graduate enthusiasm, Columbia defeated Cornell
AZ baseball at the American League Park yesterday
afternoon. Both pitchers were In nnc form and
kent The hits well down and scattered. Conbla'S
nrst run was made In the second inning. Fran.
bach got his base on pIistols errur, was advanced
to second on boom field 3 close hit after OMEN and
Goodwin had gone out. and scored on Tyler's drive
over the short;,op,s head In the eighth. Tyler
Geartn's high ny, and came in on Goodman's hit
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Piltsburg at New York; Cincinnati at Brooklyn:
+. 81. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Cleveland: Washington at Chicago
SPhadephia at st. Louis; Boston at Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Worcester at, Toronto: Providence at Buffalo:
Jersey City at Baltimore: Newark Al Rochester.
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CHICAGO May IS Dunkle pit ched his hrst game
for Chicago this aft rnoon and m ade 1ne showing

First base on -rrors-ChlceEo. Wash!neton 2:
Lett on bases-Chicago, a: Washington; T. FIRST
Martin. Two base hits. DAILY, H.llman az.
Robinson Double Robinson. Martin and
Carey Hit hy piicher-By Lee. !. Cmplresc
minutes.
ruILArHLrEA "a. Ll q 1T LOUIS "a. H., ?
ST. Lorls May i5.--The l'hiladelphlas defeated
,he browns TO day Waddeli turned the tTick by
xtfI,ne out thirteen men. three IN the 'aSt inning
belnv Srark hstters substituted Tor men VINO hhd
f,I I'd Ia connect, Score.
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Ph .1seHID Q 3 II
First base on errors-Pttsburg, 8; Philadelphia.
8: Left on bases--Pittsburg. s: Philadelphia. 7,
First base on balls-on Lever. 1: on Mclaughlin.
Clarke. Ritchie, Smith. Thomas. Kcister. Hallman.
Hulswitt. Stolen bases--ClaIke Wagner Double
plays--Wagner and Rransneld. Hit by pitcher
by Mclaughlin. 1. umpre-Johnstone. Time
hour and So minutes. Attcndance-2.04t
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Int irrational Chess.

Spertoi Gable Despatch 10 THE sun
VIENNA. May l5The tenth round OF the
interria tionai gambit tournament, played
to-day, resulted as follows: Tschigorin beat
Schleohter, Marco beat Marshail M,eses
ocaY SNiderski- Pillsbury.
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Mestern lCaIue.

Al Omaha Milwaukee, 9: Omaha, |.
Al Des Molncs Peoria, S: Des Molnes, l.
Al Colorado Springs -Colorado Springs, q Kansas
City, !?
Al Denvcr-Denver. 81 ST. Joscph,+.
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Connecticut League.

At Holyoke -Holyoke, !; New London. T.
Al New Haven Norwich. 5: New Haven. 2
Al Bridge port-Bridgcport l0 Hartford. g.
Al Springfield Meridcn. 7; Springfield, 5.
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
THIRD DEFEAT FOR NEW YORK
NATIONALS BY THE REDS.
A Weil.Piayed Game In Which Locals Ite
Hard-CIncinnat Kicker Put on tho
F,eld-T1nker Drives in Five RIMS
and chicago vanuuish the Drookiyns.

The first series Of games between the East
srn and Western teams Of the National League
o,dod Yesterday, md the Bostons we're the
onlv Eastern team to hold their own. Both
chicago and Pittsburg gained on New York.
The locals were beaten for tho third time by
cincinnati. while Pittsburg defeated Phlla-
dephia and Chicago made 1t three out of four
from brooklyn st, Louis was whitewashed
nv Boston Results Of yesterdays games:
Cincinnati. 5, New York. 4.
Chicago. 7; Brooklyn. !.
Boston. 10: St. Louis, O.
Ti,tsburg, IL: Philadelphia. 2.
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To.als...< 0 Fl II
'Patted for Jordan in the fourth Inning.
'HA,i ed for Evans In the ninth inning.

'Pa.ted for Jordan in the fourth inning.
'Ba'ted for Evans In the ninth inning.
Chicago ................o 082 o q o.
Brooklyn .......,,......0 q o -
Firs, base on errors--chicaso. Left on bases.
Brooklyn, Z; Chicago. a. First base on bhlls-On
Garvin !: on Evans, /: on Taylor. 3. struck out
By Garvln 2: by Evans, :: By Taylor l. Three
Tinker Rvcrs, Strane. Dahn Sacrifice hits
Harley, saglr, Ever. Doyle Flood. stolen bases
e enGG Sns Tinker h:p p e., Sy ppss.1
ny Garvin. i. Wild ptch-Garvin. Umpire.
Emslie. T1me--2 hours and 10 minutes Attend
anee-3.ooo.
BOSTON IN. Ii. 10; ST. LOUIS, o.
BoSros, May lS.-rhe locals played nne ball
10 day and aided by Malsrkeys clever helding
shut 81. Louis out. Hsckett's inability 10 locate
helped Boston score runs Score:
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Turf Note.

LExISGroN Ky. NAV l5--Bryan and Hagyard
Of this city have sold to Tlchcnor 4 CO.. Chicago.
the two year old hHE colt Ps, Har'mon. by Ham
bought by BRYAN 4 Hagiard OF A. h. Ferguson
OF Georgetown for 800, md they gave onc-thlrd
Interest In him 10 J. C. Milan for his training.
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New York state League.

At Schenectady.-Sch enectady. 0; lllon. S.
At .Johnsto WA. J. 4 G.. II: Utica, 10.
Al Troy-Troy. Q: Syracuse. S.
Al Albany Albany. 0; Blnghamton. o,
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American Association.

Al ST. Paul-St. Paul. 10; Minneapolis, ?.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City. 2: Milwaukee, |.
Al Louisville Columbus. s. Louisville, 3,
Al Indianapolis Toledo. 3: Indianapolis. ?.
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B'way at 9th Ave. seth to ssh 81.
HARNFSS-Sth ri,

HARNESS-5th Fl.
lis the part OF expediency TO replenish before
leaving town--provide all your wants 81 Aacys-
That's the thrifty plan. This Is one OF the most
complete departments Of the kind In New Soft-
bcsi Of everything al lowest prices.
Nearly all the harness We sell Is MANUFACTURED
under the personal direction OF Mr.. p. H. Conner
all but the lower priced grades. u y ex-
tra,agance to buy before seeing our quslis,es An
leaIniug our prices.
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Clones out for running out OF line,
Ral;nor. .,,....'...o o o q o 90
Three -base hits-Halran C0, Barnett. Sacri. ,
nee hit Woods, Double plays,,Dsep. Dooiln ana
BY Barnett, !. struck out-By Barnstt l.. Left
on bases Baltimore. 4 jersey CIV; F'Ts 6 q e
Latham. Time-I hour and IS minutes. Attend.
ance-i,o2+.
RocaDs1ER :: HEwARK.
RocHRsrER, May u.--Tbe hit and game
was played 70 perfection BY Rochester to day.
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.Batted for Fiiri In ninth inning
,i,.ttcd far SieveYs In ninth inning.

,Battcd for Sievers In ninth inning
ph,iadeiphia ..........0 ! o.
ST. Louis ......,..''..' "
Tuo base h,,-Srhreck. Three bose bill -Mnrphy:
unme r,In-Burkctt Double play-Schr~ck and
Murphy, Sacrlnce Waddell. Lev on base si,c.
anderson la, Burkett. Struck out IVY Sievers. ,:
b. Wlddcl, la. FIRST base on salls,..on S 1
l.: OH Wadd~ll. :. Umpire sheridan Time
hour and 10 minutes Atcndancc-l,loo
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Regatta Committee on the Pritateer.
The Regatta Committee Of the New York
Yacht Club will be the guest OF r. A. c. Smith
on board the yacht Privateer during the
races Of the OO-footers on the Sound. Tho
Privateer will arrive here from Wilmington
next week.
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pyrnoIr, May lS.--Long hits on Pitcher Hughes
~ BOSTON we're the feature of TO days game two
irlpIrs and home run marking the nrst inning =
.Batted for Smith in the ninth inning.
.Rs,ted for Hughes In the ninth inning.

.Battcd for Smith in the ninth inning
Dated for Hughes In the ninth inning
Detroit ..,.....,s % =!
Two base hits-Ycager. Parent. Three base hits
Carr, GeSsler Elberhed. Buclow. Ferris. Home
runs Crawford. Barrett. Sacrifice hit.kitson;
Ki,son ?: on Hughes /. First base on error
Boston. Left on bascs-petroit. g. Boston: =;
Struck out-.Bv Kitson. I; by Hughes. 5. Passed
bslI-SmIth Umpire -O'Laughlln. Time hour
and 81 minutes. Attendance 2es
CHICAGO "a. Il !: WARRINGTON. 4.
curc,oo Nav Is Dunkle nit ched his frst game
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prrssuao, Is PHILADELPHIA IL. L.). 2.

PHnAp8LvHIA. May iS.-N WAS very easy
for PittsburE TO win from Philadelphia to-day
The Philadelphia errors OF omission were ~ many
as those OF commission. Kid Gleason Is expected
to sign Philadelphia contract and play on Mon
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though the Newark team made Is many hits a. the
locals, and for greater total.

To,als.....7 10 27 IL Totals,""2 1928 is
eLytlle out for Interference.

'Lyttlc out for Interference.
Rochester ........,.,,,.0 ! IL
Two basc hits-Iiliy, Bannon. Wagner (2).
Three base hlt-Dillard. ,sacrince hii,-Blake.
Lilly. Stolen bases Schrall, O'Brien. First base
on crrors-Rochcstcr, 2: First base on balls
on McAleese. l; OF Hesterfer, 4 struck out
Rochester, 5. Newark. g. Passed bail Shca.
Umpro-Brown. Tin,c--2 hours. Attendance
5,98.
AT TORONTO.
R.HE.
Toronto.,....,...1 2 % IS
Worae steL........ q o o % 0 4
batteries Briggs and Taft; McFall and McCaulcy.
At nCPTALo.
r. n. Z.
BuI,lI...........O 90 o "a :?
Pro, ldence .,.....O o O u Ia 8
Batteries Anterior and Shaw; ycrkts and
Diggins,
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(Establishsd 1857
VAN TASSELL + kEARNEY'O,
Auction Sales
OF HORSES And CARRlA089
ARE HELD REGULARLY EVERY


AT THEM HEIis'f HORSE AUcTioS MART.
$50 and l32 East 18th p.
Between Third and Fourth AVS, New York.
Catalogues ready morning of each sale. Pur.
chascrs will always md large and Interesting
those desiring to sell can make satrtss AZ
any time up to p n. the day before the sale.
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on. ny Msisrhey. 4 4: by ,,iiseke,,, syr~o base
hits-Carney, Dexter, Sacrifice hits-pexter
Abbatchio. stolen bAses-Abbatchio. WiIlams.
Farrell ana Brain, HsisIksy, Moran and Tspnsy.
HIT BY picher-By Hackett. Passed ball-MoIan
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Eastern League.
JER9EY CITY. Z. BAL1I

BAlrIMoRE Md. May lS-Jersey CITY admin
istcred the second successive defeat 20 the Bait
mores In day nd made II thirteen straight victories
Tor themselves. The locals put up a much better
came than yesterday, but they were utterly unaole
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Baseball, Washinstes Park. a;Se To-day.
broo,,lyn ". Cincinnati. Admission voc. -Asr'
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'Pagot entry - o,,,

Time O52l4
cood start, won driving: Dovecotc. b, or br. T.,
., nv King ston -Cushat: owned by FoIhal +. kecne.
FIFTH RACE.
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zelI. Three base hts-Wright, Mcfarland First
base on errors-Cleveland. ?: New YORK, !. FRS,
ou,GBy Wright, s: by Tanneh. q Sachee hit
Clingman. Stolen base-Conroy: Lett on baseS-
cleveland g. New York. O. Implrc-Conneils
Time-i hour and IS minutes Auendance-?'s7e
pxrRorr 8; BOSTON A.LA,e.
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baseball, Polo Grssnds. To-day. $40 P. ".
Pit,xburg VS.. New York. Admission ooc.-'Adr'
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


X. II. MACY 4 CO..
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TRUCKS, ALL STYLES, DRY GOODS sna MAR;
uFiIVERY WAGONS OF all kinds: ruHNfItKH
VANS and HALF VANS siysSs on SsnS ~ On
JRiNG CO., johnson ST.. cor. Navy st.. Drookiyn:
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Good start: won driving: Miss Ru'tcrmllS. hr
=, bv Handspring Spcndour; owned by James
,r,,Ir
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pr r,,,aen two year old Niles and gcldines:
U inS mounds; 1000 added last four and hall

Poor start: won driving: Waswt. ch; e, !, ny
Wawcl,,Is- Nell Swift; owned by NJ. II. 1ichcnor'
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nsysviIle Hsps.

F. Mann took home his new team
Sunday.
j. l.. Hacker and family visited
3. Bsirschneck Sunday last.
J. Schott butchered six nice hogs
Tuesday last, be says he likes bres.
eok.
e. Taylor has caught q fine
star skunk.
George Mann took his best girl
home New Years night.
Christ Hoffman's work hand g
horses broke loose Sunday night,
and they had to walk home.
J. Z. Taylor and George Mann
got lost not long since, going home
from dance.
The stockholders OF the Hays.
vile Milling Co. will meet Jan. 10,
1903.
George l.. Neukam was up IN
the hills trying to trade for another
span Of mules, he says he wants
two spans.
VIM, Schott closes his slloon 10
help butcher hogs, so he can get to
eat pig ears.
Geo. Helmu s and A. Braxton aie
the spor.s Of Haysville that shake
the box.
Zeigler and Eisenhut were at tie
dance New Years night.
Geo. Zeigler was over from Maj.
tin Co. New Years Eve.
PUG.
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ANOTHER "0USHER" IN JEFFERSON
TOWNSHIP.


A correspondent says the Stand
ard Oil Co., leased land of Martin
B. Eckert, about miles south of
Birdseye, and bsRan drilling for oil
on Dec. 9Th, and in 20 days had
gone toward China / 900 feet, when
. superior quality of oil was struck
and the we'll is estimated to flow
100 barrels a day, and also consid-
cradle gas. The we'll was capped,
aud the company, he says, will
drill more wells on their leased
property, and lay pipe lines to
Birdseye, from where it will be
shipped.
The citizens OF Birdseye are great
~ elated, and anticipate a lively
growth in population the coming
year, that will add greatly to the
wealth and business Of the town.
The Courier hopes they may realize
their biggest anticipations.
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% Ourcholz Killed near ST. Henry.
New Yesrs's Day.

New Years night a number Of
I, ,ung men of Cass township were
: D . charivari party serensding
Fred Kirkhoff and bride, when John
Durcholz slipped and fell, the shot
gun which he carried was discharg-
cd, and the load entered his FORE
head, tearing off the top Of bis head.
He was Immediately carried into
the house, and medical aid sum-
moned, but without avail, as be
died at 8 O'Clock Friday morning.
Coroner Fred Meinker. who had
Just taken Office New Years day,
held an inquest, and returned a
verdict of accidental death. He
y was q young man Of % years, and
generally liked by bis associates.
The burial took place at Ferdinand
Saturday morning.
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WASHINGTON Cry, Jan. 5, %

WASHINGTON Cry, Jan. 5, 'O3.
The criticisms aud protestations
which have greeted Senator Hoar's
antitrust bill furnish ample evil
dence Of the unwillinguess Of Con-
gress to carry into effect, in a single
instance, any Of the recommends
tons OF the President in regard to
the control Of the trusts. No soon.
or had the terms Of Mr.. Hoar's bill
been made public than Representa-
tive Jenkins, chairman of the Judi
ciary committee, made public q
statement in which he declared that
the trusts had nothing to fear, and
the people nothing to gain, by the
passage Of the bill, which was
merely the old ideas reha bilitated in
new phraseology. The Hoar bill
provides for the publicity so earn.
estly advocated by the President,
and forbids, under penalty Of IS, 900
fine or not more than a years i'm
prisonment, or both, combinations
10 restraint of trade, the selling Of
goods below fair market price FIR
the purpose Of destroying a compet-
itor, and the ownership by one cor
poration Of stock in other corpora
lions.
tits rnmered that Senator l. ,dge's
bill reducing the tariff 90 Philippine
imports from rs to % per cent %
the Dingley rates, will encounter Sc
we're opposition in the Senate. The
eugar trust is firmly opposed to such
reduction, as are the lumber AMI
other industries, especially the IT,
b. eco growers. The fact tina, the
reduction would prove Of signal a.
vantage to the islands would lunt
no hing, OF course. as compared
with the personal interests Of these
producers.
9. A. s.
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- The Annual Report of the

~ The Annual Report of the
Trustee, Geo. NJ. Greene, OF Madi-
on township, for the calendar year
'uding Dec. l, 1902, made on
Tuesday last, under the new law,
shows the financial affairs of the
township have been we'll managed
under bis supervision-every fund
showing a balance gu hand from
last years receipts, amount Ing in
Il Q aggregate, exclusive OF tuition
fund, to $Sl8 25, with in crest paid
on outstanding indebtedness. and
The debt - the township reduc d
ov-r ha,f-$96i 3s having breo
paid Of the principal thereof An
o.her year vi such management, II
no accident occurs, will pay the
outstanding warrants Issued by his
predecessors, when the total tax
levy, fixed by the Advisory Board
for this year at SO cents on each
800, can be materially reduced.
ANOTHER .OUSHeR" IN JEFFERSON
TOWNSHIP
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Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc.


In the matter of the estate Of Margaret
kelso, deceased.
Dubois Circuit Court, Jan. term, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas ii
Tnman, as Administrator of the estate Of
Margaret g. Kelso, deceased, has pre-
|s snted and filed his account and vouch-
'ers in final settlement of said estate, and
that the same will come up for exami-
nation and action of said Circuit Court,
|on the cath day of January 1903, at which
time all creditors or legatees OF said estate
are required to appear in said Court and
show cause, il any there be, why said
account and vouchers should not be
approved, and let all heirs, legatees and
other persons interested, appear and
make proof OF their claim to any part Of
said estate.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
Court, at Jasper, Indiana. this
(sEAL) Sd day OF January, 1903.
JoHS p. HurHER, ClerklC. G.
TRAyLoR & TRAYLoR, Attorneys.
Jan. ., 19O3-2w'
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee of Boone
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend TO all busin ess
pertaining to the office OF Trustee, at his
residence, three miles southwest Of Por.
tersville, on Saturdays Of each week, and
requests all persons having township
BUSINESS TO present 1t on Saturday. Citi-
.ens desiring books from the Township
Library, are notified that the Library is
Kept at my residence.
CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN, Trustee.
Dec z. 1907.
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Jas ii Stewart ~ sill SUIT r
ing with \ severe attack OF inham
ma,orv rheumatism, hut was slight
IN better ,esteTday.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice lie given that hereafter the Trus.
zee Of Madison township will be in Ire
land on the first Saturday Of each
month, and the remaining Saturdays ut
my residence, five miles southwest OF
Ireland, for the pur BOSE OF attending to
township business, and all persons hay
ing business with the township are ex.
oected to confne il To those days.
The township library il KEEP. At ]. G.
Evrard's in Ireland, where oil may
,btain the books.
The Indiana School books will be
tound 1t VIM. T. Young's store 1t all
times. Gro. M. GREENE.
Nov. %, 1907 Trustee Madison To.
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Dubois Circuit Court.

Judge Ely presiding, and the
new Sheriff, Vic Cassidy, with the
with the aid If Herman Castrup
as court bailiff, keeping things in
order, and Leo. n. Fisher prosecu.
ting the the pleas Of the State, with
Miss Lille Tieman at official steno-
grapher, began its ian. term Mon.
day morning. The following cases
were disposed OF up to Wednesday
night.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State vs.. Peter Hopf, removing
tombstone; plea guilty; fine 500;
j all sentence of 10 days.
State vs.. William Frank, Assault
and Battery; plea not guilty; tria
by court and under advise menf.
State vs.. Perry Erps; affidavit,
quashed and defendant discharged
CIVIL CASES.
In the Receivership case Of John
Rothert's estate. it was ordered thai
the Receiver pay over to John Roth
ert $319.25, as part due on his ex'
emption. out Of any money coming
into his hands subsequent to Nov
9th, 1902. not covered by any lier
in favor Of any creditor, and cause
continued.
Alb. G. Kaufman ct al vs.. Elmer
Spurlock, ct al on note; dismissed
Claude A. Sittason vs.. SoutLe rn
Ry., damages; change Of venue to
Pike Co. granted.
Walter H. Myers by May Myers
vs.. Southern Ry; damages; dis
missed.
W. B. Belknap & Co. vs.. John
w. Kuebler and John NJ. Schmidt;
on note; dismissed on motion Of
plaintiff.
F,lton Conway & Co, vs. John
w. Kuebler and John NJ. Schmidt,
on acct; dismissed by plaintiff.
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- Martin l.. Anderson, general.
ly grown as Doc who formerly
lived west Of Ireland, died at Ad.
ams, Neb of cancer OF the stomach,
and was buried there last week
He was - years old, and lived in
Dubois county most OF his life, and
was respected by all of his neigh.
bora.
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j + S,eiuksmp has been con
fined 10 liz bed oil week WITH al AT
tack OF chllls and fever, but is i'm
proving.
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FIR. a Beckman is able to be up,
bit not able to be outside the house.
He expects to be in to take
charge of the Treasurer's office in
about tAo weeks.
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The students Of Jasper College
came back Wednesday, to be ready
for the opening day, which was yes.
lerday, Of the new term.
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Notice About Delivery.

During the Winter and Spring month";,
while the driving IL SO bad, will send
out my delivery wagon at = O'Clock. a.
m, and 2 o'clock, p. m, and customers
wanting goods delivered are requested 10
have their orders in by those hours, a.
the delivery wagon will not 70 out a,
other tines, unless there should be IN
amount OF orders r. Justify II.
JOSEPH BUCHART.
Ian g-3t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-09

". q. ID ,u1las spent the holi.
days with his family in North Man.
chester, and cam back To Jasper
Mordsy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-09

The Hoosier Oil Co.'s drillers
started to drilling Monday, but hav'
ing only so #. OF piping, which was
exhausted Wednesday, they were
compelled to quit work until more
piping arrives. They expect to con.
tinue next Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-09

MARRIED.-Carl Krodcl and Miss
Hattie White were united ia mar.
riage yesterday evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-09

The Southern railroad survey.
ors came back to Jasper Friday,
and continued their work. They
started at the depot agsin, and be-
gan driving permanent stakes.
From their actions che would judge
that the company certainly means
to build.