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9:mtb Ribge Cemetery.

Der itsale @attimcTr TriettDt natt
Yiisspi1f. smei slettriiat %abnlinten NM
Vimlito 8pulesarS hireit sum Urientefe.
Ollie YtgratniByidse unter letiser yhess.
Nitbrise 9reile. @erlanat ben Neueh Sel'
penir. &atalos. Sffes: $50 Nprb.G barlss'
Stiaet. Bette It!epbent. lIet2-i
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Gb,pin &. Abel,

GS Itarb ON %. sSebrlar in %lciner
Mobnlnlg on Der NorboIt = ecfc bon
Charles rho Ereiton-S troBe Gbipiil
=. Ibea III ieinem GA. 2%ebenSiobre.
Die Observation-Disclosures iper.
ben beite, Mittlpod), @ornittaaS 10
llDr, in Der &atbeorale obaebalten.
Srelnoe iino 5nr Sbcilnabue einec.
laoen. (62)
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@enn Sbr 8elb aebranMt,

10 iue1oet Gltd) an mid. Iaidc
9%arlcben. Seid)tc &iifaablingen.
acknowledgement. SpcsieIle gr-
leidteriuneell oieien Monot fir Iu.
lciben bon So nno ooriiber.
Wfr. arener, Hr. 120, H.,YocaItr.
@ait6,1S
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&arrainr.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Haleriih-parfartis- Trtetltu.
WtRiih BON Battrepf Gin unb balt
MtIir,. Senust biz nit Yrwbatan te;eid.
nste Mrrtb NptnrH ear. Sreie &utihrn
Mahnitttaas am Qsrminus. yreift pen
SesrIshifhrttn lest ipe;isl. 9sihte yepin.
aunssn. Sflerbcms. Mf. 6 543, g. ,tne y.
Sf. gaul $3.50. Cations 633. Staettureau:
Grfer Slur, yaw suiinina. - @erianat
yrpitlrt. FsNai4. 9uSiSG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

SteIIegeiuh: Gin betti6cr
perbeirotbeter @drtner obnc ail1oer,
tildJtig in aaen iSdd)ern Der @artnes
rel, iltdt Serridoitsitelle; CUTE &efe.
reliScll. Sitcrten erbeten inter @Grt-
ner" an Den n0eutl6en Gorrelpon.
oelttell." (6t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

Gina bu nnIaneIt ans
Dem Chicago Mnericnn" elm 9er;dt
iiber cine 8orteiime unieres &pniu,
Ior.slgenten Or. @nrris IN Gibenitod
III Die Hreiie iiber uio ipuroe idarf
fritiiirt. Infer foniuIarilder 8ertre.
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Sotu 9ermia mnb Snhn.

2eihenbeltotter uno Ginbollomirer,
Nr. 2NS, Srleotrs-S traBe, @eb.
S%elepbon, 8inoipr 0255. 3fpcigge.
lcbdft: Ar.524, perl. goItern. apenile,
@t9blnnotolmt, Baltimore. Wb &c.
lepboiL @inbior GO. &utihen iuer.
ben geliefert fir So65eiten, llntcr-
boltungen nnh onbere 8eIeaenbei-
ten. GSeb14,tSt&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

gu permietben: 125 Ider
urbdres &altiteinz 2anb. 104 Meilen
pom R%athhauie. iperben an eiren pal
ienoen Wtietber niebris bermietbet.
Senrp 6. Brad, 3tmmer 1, Nr. 1O2,
Sit=2eringtpns Strabe. (61-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02
Baltimore Gemeterb.\

GaYtra6s unp Nurtts Npsnue.
Brsrabniepldbe gum 8srfauf - Scr
$25 on, NIT Marmcrpieltsn abeesrsna,
$35-plas fir 4 0r1br. CSan18,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

3u perfouen: Sars nit
s~ntgebctlbenH @rucerie : Store inter
giihItiacn Seoingungen. Mbreiie All
erfraaen in Der Expedition bes yGor-
rclponoentcll." (62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

Sm enaliifen Sbcrbau5e
lpnroe bie,Sroge Der G~infiibrilna dbl,
11elilhcr grbeiter eingebeno berotbcn.
el1lige Mitelieocr lpraden 1id lcbr
ldorf 'Aegen Die @infiibrrng Der arl.
lis aus, Die i6limmer ici olS Die
@ieorrcinfilbrune Der Sfloperei unb
groBe @efotret nit 1i6 bringc; al.
lem Die Sfeaierlngspmtei erfl1rte, 10
olel lib ond) aegen Die Ginfiibrun0
DER &illlS iagcn lnIie, Iie 1ei cine
t;nol8ieue Notbmenoiafeit, uno
Srolaponl uno Die ongrcnscnbcn
aolonie'n miiroen elmer ihipcren Sri.
lc ellt9cacn gcben, lpenn nid)t burd)
hlc Gintilbrlng Der Gl,lis Siilfe oe.
idotfcn lueroe. Die Sronsuool. Be.
bolferlrn9 lit icI6itperitGnbIid geocn
oic &rlie@infiibrung. SIS herrldt
bort arbeitaloiigtcit, Die 3abl Der
SiponganertGuie unb @onferott.Gr.
tlor,tnael nlntnlt Itdnoia BIT. Iber
Die @errcn WtinenbeIiter brul,hcn
bllligIte Nr6citer, INN MiQioncn Der.
olenell 81 ton1en. 9arum nlllB scr
&Hli cillaefiibrt fpcrben.
Sn WtlbcImSbobc 5tiirstc
Der Fforrcr Miner aus Sberbiilio.
&FclS &onlbcrg, Der iih ipegcn cinc$
Acreelllel6ens in Der bortiaen Salt.
iual1cr-Seilanitolt aufbielt, bon Dem
etfpa 20 SllB boben Iqunouft UNI
bllcb nit 5eridmetterten @lieoern
liegen. Ob llnfaII noer Selbitmoro
norlicgt, lit nod nidt fcItgeltellt.
Oos ySeras Banner" cine
imobbdngigc Boden- 3eituna fir
eos teranilhe 9entidtbum, lit IN
Gan Intonio gcsriinoet iporocn. Die
critic Nrnnnlcr, Die uns SugeaaRaen
it, nad)t ben bciten Ginorld. Gin
friidDer, fritiiher Con miro boriis
o19eid)loeen, Der nit 1einer StcI.
hing olS unabb1naises 9latt bar.
monirt. Die Heoaftion oes ,Eeros
@anncr" bat Or. Grtbur Mods iiber.
n%cllntcn.
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Il @eIhihrnnf

Gin 8eIbi1ranf
miro 81 nlietbcn ooer 81 faufen &C.
llldt. @cacn ipeiterer Iusfunft
ipcnoe man lid an oas Bureau oes
v9entld)en GorreiponoenterL" CIR.
2f9, Noro Golpert : StroBe.
(61-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

SteIIenqeiud: Cine oeutide
6rou lud)t @eihaftigung. &einiqen
bon Offices nber Gbulid)e Mrbeit.
Mod6ilfrogen bel Srau Wtorfer, 9tr.
1l27. Sit.Wtobiion.Str. (623l
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g.. SipItr,

9. Stpftr,
Nadfoleer bon 8ollc & aoiicr.
gtablirt 1871.
SSnlportelue oeiltld)er, fran5oiil1er.
ipaniid)er @eine mn 2iquore ous
8uroes SogerbGniern. Goliinrnier
@eile brett bonn @einberg.
@noren oireft hts SaltS geliefert.
9tr. 215, Sanoperitr. Baltimore. MO.
Wo. Selepbon Goltrtluno 119.
6. & q. Sclepbon ct. Yalll 1882 y.
G,Slllit. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

gu perfaufen: Mein SntersKs
an Dem ipoHbefanntsn Barley part"z
8ereniisunssz plaB; annebmbare Be-
oinsuneen. Radsufraeen BEL u.
pieper, u0arlep : Bart" .Sarforb=
Hoab. (62-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02
9eati9es @rbeits>8 a6weiinngss
Bureau,

9tr. 219. Siio-S GorpitroBe, urter Ser
Iltflidt Der u0elltiden @%eieQidoft."
- 0ieienigen, lucld)e oelltlAe Sauo,
ipcrfer, Nrbcitcr INTO 0ienitboten 81
belhGftigen luiiniden , ipoaen iid
pcrionlih o0er in franfirten Sriefell
an Den Igentel1 Der @eieaihoit, S ..
tann .. Weper, Hr. 219, Siio-
SbarpltroBe, menoelt, ipelder ullent.
geltlib Nhlsfunft ert6ei(en miro.
Smt2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

SO it nno 2ogis geiu1t.
Gin julger Seutidcr lud)t Scott
unb 2oais IN elmer relpettoblen
oelltid)en Sonilie. IbreIie: s 10,
,Gorreiponocnt." (6t-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

8erIangt: Gin Wtabden els
&Gd)in in eiiler fleinen Snmilie; gll.
ter 2obn miro be5ablt. 3ad5ufra-
gen IN 9tr. 1882, McGuaob-S traBe.
(6t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

aidbt ~ berseHeu!
ta6 sia Dutenb pra&tpoler Gatinet. pho.
t~csraptisn n 81 toRen IN
6etbeI'8
mSesraR sinssrtdtettS pbot. Ntslsr,
9r. 321. Nsrb. 0aylra6t.
2fbsnsSrs6e Dilesr cine Spe5alitdt.
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Spbn pinri6s,

aatcl . Gbliiicl. 8Orldufig 405
Gugrtlano-Gtr. geicpbon Waoiion
900 y. NS0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

3u perfanfen: Cine aut.
aebe,lbe 9aderei, eineerihtet nit
Teignlaidiien unb @as4enaine.
Nohsnfro9en N~ortblpeit- 1t. Wforunt.
StroBe. (60-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

@asbinstp. s., 1419 Ot=prattitr. 5
Wennenbers, g., -6o6 SftBaltiz
mpresGtr. 4
Gutenberg. Sarab. 1440 Gditernz
Mbenue 3
Merner. George, 804 OtsYrattItr. 3
9Def &c S'Gonnpr, 219 NorbsGis
bertbzStr, a
9ote1s.
epntpap, SeiIe, I'll SiiDz Caroline
StraBe 8
5lab, CHARLES a., 1923 patterionz
Mpenue ..................16
2ead, s. 80, 1929 WeItz8altimorez
Strube MISUNDERSTANDING
(61-3)
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Snitimurer Gtabt=NbrsBbu 1904.

llngeadtet beIier, Dab Der groBte
Sheil bes obigcn @erfeS oitrh Seuer
serltort tpnrbe, lpiro buIielbe nell ee,
orilft meroen unb uneefdbr ON 10.
Mar5 erld)eincn. Someit mie moa.
lid meroen sic neuen 2ofalitGten
FOLDER 8erionen, Die oltsbrannten,
ongegeben mo Elm Supplement nit
Mngabe Der nelen 2ofalitdten iold)er
Berlonen eeroffentli6t iperoen. Sir.
men mo ein3elne Rerionen, Ole lit
bereits cine lleue 9otalit1t geIidert
bahen, merocn eebeten, inns iofort
oooon 81 bena6ri6tigen.
81. 6. Bolt & Go.
g. sc. 9 6ertft Wfar.
726 Norb-S oiporo.S Str.
Mtb. Gel. - So. 1871. (Sebt9-)
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&. Silgartner unb S6lne,

Snnlpf- Wturnlor- II. @ranit-@ erfc.
9r. 714-716, W. -9oItinloreftr.
lib
edc Sharp. unb SitenofroBe.
Cine groBc Muslpabl bon nelleu
WtlIltevn BON Warttor- ullb @ronit.
Vtonnnenten itets oltf Eager. Seibc
Telephone. (Septt9tS)
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Derlangt: Elm prbentlthes
oertf4es Mdoden fir bic eetpObnli4s
9ausarbeit unb sum &ofen; tein
BaIfen unb 8iigeln; gutter Gobn.
Heferenaen perlanst. Ta45ufrasen in
Rr. 636 Weftz8 Baltimore trabs.
(61-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

SteIleugelu6: Gin @1fer
iuft Stellung ais critic &anb. Nad).
5ufragert 1T Mr. 22S, Woro4Gbope(-
StroBe. (62-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-02

Serlangt: Sin Mao6ell fiir
ollgcnleine i9olsorbeit in einer flei.
men Semitic; gutter 2obn. Nah3ufro4
gen in Nr. 2411, McGuqobsS traBe.
O61-2)
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9amensN abberein bes Magtmeiuen
9eutiGtn @aiiembauies.

Seriammlung berte, Den 9. MfGrs.
(62) gmilie dmibt Sefr.
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OFFICE:

Mr.. 21s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zwischen Lexington u. Saratoga.
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Werfangt: Sin tpeibes Mdbz
den dis 3immermaoden; &eferenSen
erforberiih. Ia4aufrasen in Nr.
2438, gutapzplace. (62)
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offer IN this paper and
send your address to
Or. Kilmer & Co. Eing-
hauion. ~. I. The
regular fifty cen; and
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MoRk CANDIDATES Mr.. VIM. Il

Cox is announced in this week
Courier az a candidate for the DEN,
ocrs,ic nomination for Congress irot,
the Sd district. Young, studiou
smhiiious and fearless, with a taller
for detecting public evils and expos
ing them, and framing measures 4
prevent their repetition, ne Is vel
fitted 10 be one Of the leaders 10 on
national forum, aud would not %
content TO fill a subordinate p)sItio.
on an inferior committee year sfte
year, but BY his force OF charac'
would forge his way to the front viii
honor 20 his constituents aud nj
self Ev. q we're he of the minority
D. would accomplish scmetn ng, q
De would compel the respect OF 81
political opponents. The 81 d.
irici, vito its reliable democratic
mslority, is entitled 10 = representa-
tive in congress who will achieve La
tional prominence, and thereby b.
enabled to secure measures which
will benefit the district-ss did tn,
late Hon. NJ. c. K-rr
Hon. w. I. Zenor y this week a.
nounced IS q candidate for the nom
inaiion for reelection to congress, /.
which BE- il ups s~rviDg 3 fourth
term. During his runs VI office ne
has b. en = taitAful nfhcisl, voting or
every important measure, and vJtlne
right His has not been a brilliant
record, but ha- been Il safe one. H.
Is Il \ judicial turn Of mind, and
therefore examines we'll, but is not
calculst 4 for H. Zee debate. lie has
many friends. snd viii get a large
vote, aud would get = good many
more II il wa . hist OF second term
in stead OF i NTH, be vas seeking.
Treasurer Beckman, Shenff Cas-
siiy and CDmmi--ioners Lsndgrebe
aud Weir are all candidates for re
election, and a. they are each clever
democrats, and are all serving THEN
tir-t terms, and have made credita.
biz officers, and il j. customary 10
give good officers second terms, oui
guess Is the democracy will max,
IN -ir nominations unanimous.
rns central committee vii. select
a. time Tor nominating at IL meet
ing on Saturday, aud there should
b. a good attendance OF democrats
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Ja.per friends ol Mr. Jvhu +
Hon and wi were IA csrd =,
rarn ui the death 81 Mr. Dlln
FORMERLY, SDrrnt. TINS week. cn'
Ses known AMI .oved by mauv il
Jasper, where she had often visited
both before and since her marriage
and every one liked her. OF a kline
and pleasing disposition she drew
friends 10 her naturally When to-
remains we're brought in from bel
ho,ue ia Boone township, the Cir
|cuu Court took a recess ot two
hours that all might sympathiz'
with the bereayvd relatives. Blu.
ne brightest ~ first To a yet
brighter r. aim, where parting il Nc
uoie.
The COURIER has been furnished
slth the I Lowing memorial
Emma 5 Sherrilt, only daughter
u Mr.. and Mrs Mm b Sheriff,
wa. porn in Dlboi- Co., Ind Ma,
Il9, 1852, and died Jan IL, 1904
,sed 81 wears months and %
DAYS. She vas married to John +
Dillon May IS. 1887, and for nearly
seventeen years was a dearly low q
1ui fhthiui wife. She VS. CO.
ued ia her girih,.d sni sll h-'
f. iins hal a deep intrrtsi
spiritual things, aud va. ai~a,
planning some way "a BIT - IT,
urluud tier >le ueld mr. chutcl
membership ~. tn- L. CongrrE
lunul church ~ Pierre, : u
When the Death Angel called IA,
sss Trsiy, and quietly went cut 10
meet her father aud three 5ro her.
who had preceded her. During her
,ilress she often saId she did not
understand why she had to suffer
80 much and 50 long, bu, A. the
cords II one Of her favorite hymns
express it, Heaven will the mss-
explain, And there, sometim
well understand Her hu-bahd
and mother with mary friends re
main TO grieve, but lot as those
who have no hope, for they will be
again united, and God shall wiue
the tears from off all faces.
''Oh how sweet will it be in that beauii-
iul land,
- free from all sorrow and pain
With songs on ouf lips and hsrls ID ouI
hand,
T. meet one auotleT zgaln
The funeral service. were con
Quoted at The residence Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. r. j. Bouhe,
and Rev. G.. ". Estes. She wa
inferred at Bloomington Thursday
afternoon. The relatives have the
sincere sympathy Of a host oil
friends, who mourn with tntn IL
their loss. Rev. r j. Bouler,
and MIS-. Morgan accompanied Mr..
Dillon and Mrs. SbernIt on their
sad Journey 10 Bloomington.
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Boone Township Trustee
Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee of Boone
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend 70 all business
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
,nsiness 10 present !, o. saturday. CIti'
tens desiring books from the township
Library, are notified thai the Library II
kept al my residence.
CaRIsrlAS HosFnss. Trustee.
Dee Z. laOi-y.
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dollar sizes are sold BY al good druggists.
DON'T make anv mistake bu, remen,-
her the name. ~ amp Root, Or. hilmers
Swamp-R Root. and the address. Bingham
ton. y. u, on every bottle.
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e's'eastts Fssto1rs AZ Jasper intiana. 70
- ai-s On three ze TIE U all as sscopt class matter.
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Dubois CIRCUIT Court

Ad l)urned Saturday morning to
Midday aflrnoon aud Judge Ely
vent home u spend sunday
Mheu be came back Monday there
WIS not much ready 10 act upon,
aud If II had been pretty weathef b,
c.uld have gone hshiug --bu. II
wasn't Cpuu All ,urned agar
" -in-- Ia. evening mi FRIDAY, 49,,
L-arl, al tn III rF- S-ut 10 Evan
vile t. hear Bryan In foilawir.
"a - s-r- di p'-rd Ui bin
" -inesday : "A ,urninert
sat- v. Fred li-i z- rorger,
.. Tor rial Lext Er day.
5 at " d-ur, G,-pner: k.G
u; nollied.
state v. Chri-t Bauerleud
Drunk continued On account o
absent witnesses.
state va. Hy. Vowel: nollied
because pros witness has fled th'
= IT..
sat v Clarence Brown: c G.
- = guilty.
s.e 81. Jacob SIG: br-sk
q Tanlu; cr tinufd.
Sta. v ia o >chu -. r. y
~ u. J go h u rki-e -ud }
P.rs,ht: A aud B aud rip; CO..
tnued Dt sr- nt
sac v Am B d. 2: A an,
b. With int-ut; continued III. 2
dsv - ~ K IT, IN
State v rhns Sus.r; shooti
at locomotive trial BY court, hndinI
not guilty.
samuel II Stewart and VIM. II
Pre- we're app hnt.d py IWr Cpur
a. larry Commissioners Tor 1901
sni acre duly sworn.
CivIL CAUSES.
u I-v Stnd-f- v. J IN Sand y
spiJ-ff r,,l zen o'iru lie irr -ni
port, D-i. township pay : into coul
els 81, dns Sandsr-, judgment y
Sander fDr 500
7 Aug- bacher W Fred AuleT
bicher continued on plaintiffs IN
tipn.
The guardian Of Margaret Sci
ning's heirs reports sale OF real e
tat- on Jan y 10 Susan Krodel Il
slsl.5D ~ -; ale tout nued.
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HARRISON Trustees Notice

Notice j. hereby given that the under
ngined, Trustee of HARRISON township,
vii att End 10 tow nship business on each
Monday oi the year, al my office, and
persons having township business 10
transact are required tn present II to him
IN Monday.
The to nship library will be hePt al
nv hon { in !%'aysvilse.
GEORGE Nix,
Nov. u ln0j.-, Trustee.
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Notice OF Final Settlement Of Estate

Notice il hereby given TO the creditors.
heirs and legatees OF William L. Ballard.
deceased. 10 appear 10 the Dubols CIR
cult Court, held at Jasper. Indiana. "a
the 18th day Of Janusay 1904. and show
caese. If any. why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate d. SAID ae-
cedent should not be approved and sand
heirs are notified [ then and there make
proof Of heirship. and receive their dis
trlbutiye shares.
WITNESS, The Clerk vi said Court, thls
5th day Of January. 1904.
JOHN p. HUTHER,
Clerk DUBOIS Circuit Court.
TRA4loR 4 TRAYLOR, Attorneys
Jan. :. le0i-2t.
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cures made BY Dr.
Kline s S~ amp-Rc1i
the great kidney. rs e.
ana BLADDER remecy
Il 18th r E G Il
ca Il lnph II The nine
tesn.A lent-y cs-
covered after ear q
q research ~
Dr kiimsT the ri
nsn; kidney ana elad-
der specialist. I'D IS
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otiucorporationo he
Nnceun-s, M.st Baden and NV
A sn, Ir e.i.r ~,r- d q
IT, X rorir til ,hi. Tn.
a deed ~ rust a. = On, mpany
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create a big boom for Dubois county,
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WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Amos, everybody who reads the news
rapers IS sure 70 know d the wonaeIlA
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20

ing. Mr.. ONO stated that it had been
the agreement when the order was
issued that the old soldiers and Grip
pies would be permitted to go back
to their stands after the objection
able foreigners had been got rid of.
Commissioner Handley admitted
that this had been the agreement,
but insisted that the matter had gone
so far now that he was opposed to
conceding anything. The only thing
Commissioner Handley would consent
to was that where the popcorn vend-
ors secured permission from busi-
ness men to erect stands in front Of
their stores. the board would allow
"a inches of the sidewalk space.
That Commissioner Handley is now
actuated by brutal spite in his merci-
less treatment Of the old soldiers and
cripples he has driven to the verge
of starvation is fully believed by his
unfortunate victims. 1t is not now
a question of public expediency, but
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20
IS NEITHER Wife NOR MOTHER,
ACKNOWLEDGES nan PATTERSON

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Miss Pat
terson took the stand this morning
and was cross questioned by the
prosecution. The courtroom was
crowded to the doors. The defendant
was nervous and her gaze shifted
nervously from her father to her
counsel.
Replying to questions, she said
she was an actress by occupation
and was not a wife, nor mother.
Again she told the story of meeting
Young and of their return to New
York, where they stopped with her
sisters May, Queen and Mrs. J. Nor
gan Smith at the Navarro hotel. 1t
was May 2 when she and Young went
to the Wellington hotel. He regis
tered as Caesar Young and wife. She
was compelled to leave the Imperial
hotel because MILAN, Young's part
ner, told the proprietor who she was.
Young supported her and often gave
her large sums of money. The wit
ness said Young intended to go to
Europe because he was unhappy and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20

brand burglary can be committed. -
II have reason to believe" said the
commissioner, that the police tele-
phone at Howard and Riverside was
not out of order as is claimed. 1t
was not until last night that we Sc
cured a report from the telephone
company. One of the company's men
went to inspect the telephone Sum
day morning and his report is that
there was nothing the matter with
the telephone or line and that 1t was
working properly. This is a matter
that will have to be investigated. 1t
looks as If someone was trying to
throw dust In the eyes of the COM
missioners and the public"
The main part of the boards in
vestigation will hinge about the ques-
tion as to whether that telephone was
working. The commissioners are
gradually awakening to the fact that
a real policeman Is needed in the Of
flee Of chief of police, but it is not
likely that the board will go so far
as to lay the blame where it belongs
at this time.
To try to single out one policeman
or the other on that beat will be to
place the board in ridiculous posi-
tion. No one is able to tell whether
the burglary was committed before
or after o'clock. The time will
make all the difference In the world
to officer Burns and officer Jellsett
The police board got together early
this afternoon and listened to the
reports of Chief Waller. Captain Cow
erly and Sergeant Sullivan. Officer
Burns was not allowed to talk be-
fore the board although the officer
was awakened and ordered to the city
hall.
After listening to the statements
of the commanding officers the COM
missoners decided they knew nothing
about the matter which could be
made derogatory to Officer Burns and
the case was dropped, no official ac-
tion being taken.