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the income he drew from the Cou:t,sse &c X
On IL, death Of n. Northiers. the Countess,
bafIed I'm her claim uDon her friends estate,
took the bond signed by him TO lawyer and
endeavored TO raise money upon it 70 defend
her cause The original note in which NJ. Mon
THEIRS acknowledged his Indebtedness TO the
Comtesse de Chatilon for the sum Of 10000
francs had been changed and the sum aug
rneuted. The claim to-day is for 100000 francs,
and the forgery. in which the Marquis lie Massa
Malaspina is implicated. was denounced to the
police by the brother Of the Marquis. The third
person accused Of completely. the Baron De
RueHe. appears 10 have played a minor part in
the conspiracy against the public.
One Of the principal victims of the Comtesse
is the widow of a lawyer, who. on the strength
OF this bond for 10000 francs signed by NJ.
Monthiars had at different times made large
advances Of money 10 her friend. in whom she
had implicit confidence Nassa, on his side had
raised considerable sums of money on the
strength OF his alleged valuable estates in Al
geria. These estates, however. have been proved,
on inquiry, 10 have no existence, outside the
imaglna ton of the Marquis
Ii is possible that the Comtesse de Chatillon
may be able to establish her original claim on
the estate OF NJ. Monthiers. since the evidence
goes to show that there were some relations be
tween the two but it is certain that the ease
will drag into the daylight an extraordinary
tissue Of unscrupUlous devices for raising money
c. l. &
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PART ii.
TEN PAGES.
LAWSUIT OVER CASTLEGOULD PLANS.
DETAILS OF THE GREAT HOUSE WHICH HOWARD
GOULD PROPOSES TO ERECT At SANDS POINT ILL.,

A SUIT for $4,000 brought by Howard Gould
.rsinst Abner J. Haydel well known architect
- his CITY for breach OF contract through EIr
TIavders alleged delay in perfecting plans for
rsS+legould the great house which Mr.. and Mrs
Gould plan 10 erect on their estate at Sands Point
-orr Island has called attention anew TO this pro-
,sed reproduction OF famous old Kilkenny Castle
5-eand on American soil. The action is the out
conc Of dispute the plans, dating back some
So and there are few instances on record in
-,tich Gn architect has been sued on similar
Grounds II is stated that Mr.. Haydel will bring 4
counter action, though attorneys on either side will
r,ake no statement yet.
Il Is now about four years since Mr.. Haydel was
commissioned 10 visit Kilkenny Castle and prepare
-,ans for close reproduction Of II. Mr.. Haydel
,.ceived the freedom OF the castle and special
privileges IN the matter OF making measurements
ard photographs through the courtesy OF the
rv-ner the Marquis Of Ormoude
The work OF developing the three hundred acre
.s,ate 81 Sands Point has proceeded with more or
les interruption. but nothing has Yet been done
rbou the house, which is to be its chief feat
r,e The grounds are laid out. and most Of the
,.abes and outbuildings have already been erected
AZ and Mrs. Gould live in a cottage near the site
NJ the proposed new house when they visit the
estate.
The castle plans, stiu at the Office OF M Haydel
m Fifth-ave, make interesting study, including
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floor, where accommodations for large orchestra
are TO be provided
In the basement along the Sound front will be a
bowling alley At the head Of it is to be das for
the use Of persons watching the games. The whole
Will be finished in Louis XIV style and will con-
stitute architectural departure. The rest OF the
basement VIII be given up to service. being cut
up into kitchen, 40 by s. feet: pantry 80 by 40
feet: a bakery, storage room refrigerator.
80 by 60 feet; silver vault % feet square, castle
Office. 90 feet in diameter; a wine cellar. for
trunks. a servants dining room and q laundry.
Some OF these rooms will be beneath the main
court terrace, the level OF which constitutes an
other peculiar feature Of the construction. in that
It is only two feet below the first floor level
The foundations OF Castlegould Will extend TWEEN
ty-fve feet underground. and the cellar viii be
given over entirely to the furnaces. boilers and
other heating apparatus.
A set Of chimes will form another feature OF the
Castlegould estate. The first four Of the bells
reached the estate the other dav, and are to be
placed IN the tower Of the new carriage house
The largest one received weighs about three thou-
sand pounds.
Mr. Haydel takes great pride in the plans for
Castlegould but at the same time he files a laugh
ing disclaimer against most Of the unusual feat
ures incorporated IN them.
arrived at now. but it IS roughly estimated that
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4 PARIS ADVENTURES.
The COmtesse de ChatHL0n a Worthy
Successor to Nine. Humbert.

Paris, May L.
From the mass Of evidence produced this week
in the Paris police courts against the Comtesse
de ChatuIon and her accomplice, the Marquis
de Massa MaIaspina, now undergoing trial on a
charge of obtaining money by false pretences,
and bearing false titles. it would appear that the
mantle Of Nine. Humbert has fallen on a worthy
pair Of shoulders. OF equal audaCity with Ia
grande Therese." the smart and pretty little
countess of certain age, but bearing her years
Well has invested her adventures with a piquant
and romantic air which was entirely lacking in
the history of Nine. Humbert. Like her, the
countess was possessed Of a mysterious strong
box which, for greater convenience she kept,
however. at the Credit Lyonnais; like her, too.
she had successfully represented herself TO be
entitled 70 a large sum of money from the estate
OF friend and, lastly, both entered the gloomy
portals Of the prison OF ST, Lazare. declaring
their perfect confidence in the ultimate success
OF their claims.
In this last particular the Marquis de Massa
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SUNDAY,
MAY 20. 1904
"suy Chino so7 Gloss Riqhfs
:NIGGINS&SEITER,
FINE CHINA. RICH CUT GLASS
DINNER WARE
AT 33BS DISCOUNT

Commencing tomorrow, Monday.
you can select from several English.
French and Carlsbad dinner sets, any
number of pieces that you wish at a
reduction of 80 l-3 per cent. In some
instances the reduction is even more.
Opportunity for advantageous pur-
chasing for country houses is here
offered. AS an example we mention
and illustrate herewith French china
set, border of clusters of daisies In
dark blue and pink. connecting sprays
in sage green. Handles clouded
FURNISHED gold Read the prices;
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Continued On second paga-
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A wOMAN's PERIL0Us RIDE.
Clinging to a Freight Car, She Was Carried
Across the Ohio.


While Mrs Ella Lyden returning 70 her
home from her work the Big Four train blocked
the crossing of the railroad At Jackson and Wash
ington Sts In company with negro woman who
g e,npIoved where she works Mrs. Lydeu waited
some time for the train move and clear the
crossing After waiting nearly half hour, and
he,ng in a hurry TO reach her home. she determined
70 attempt to cross between two box ears. Bidding
her companion goodnight. she swung up the
little step underneath the ear ard. with the aid
Of the ladder leading the top of the car. pulled
herself I'D on the bumpers between the two cars.
Scarcely had she reached this position when the
train started Unable hold her balance she fell.
and but for the hold she had the ladder would
have gone directly between the cars underneath
the wheels. II was. the hold she had on the
ladder prevented this and she thrown outward
the side of the car. where she was compelled TO
hang during the long. dangerous trip over the
bridge to the Indiana side OF the river
But for the presence or mind OF T. I. Weaver, the
operator a the Louisville end OF the bridge. who
noticed the woman hanging TO the side of the car
would have been carried on BY the train until her
strength deserted her. and she would have fallen
under the wheels to be crushed TO death.
Weaver promptly photographed TO the operator on
hanging helpless from the side OF car, telling
him the Crain and rescue her from her
pertlous condition. The operator the Jefferson
vile side obeyed Instructions. and when she was
and members of the train crews she tainted dead
away. Her hands were cruelty bruised from the
deatnIlke grasp she had the iron rung OF the
ladder her hair dishevelled. the shoes torn al
fatnt. she returned TO her home in this city ur-
Stded--tLouisville COurter-JOGrnaL
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absence of debts. refused to admit the countess's
~iairn and instituted an inquiry into the matter,
with disastrous results TO her. on the kaleido-
scopic background of her life there arc scenes
IL, Turkey harem and jewels. and a Turkish
functionary of high standing; then a hurried
elop~ment with a hundred thousand francs
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ON the STREET IN JAPAN.

When ones work is done there Is LETT the mild
excitement OF walking UP the great alimentary
canal OF Nikko All that is doing in Nikko may be
seen on the veranda OF q house madam Is having
her bath. her head sticking up above the steaming
water The youngsters in their original suits are
Railing, Won. ..snko san. ohiyo." C.AIr. Stranger.
gooa d., An array OF great sit Iotos flowers
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Masses fortune was made by elderly and
feeble wiyted Austrian lady, the wife OF a
chamberlain of the court. who shared her in
come Of 5000 francs with the handsome and
amusing young Frenchmar. She gave him an
estate in Brittany and an apartment in Paris.
and his extravagant way OF life soon { sipated
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Toilet Ware, Glassware, Jar
dinieres, &c, at prices ayerag~
ing "a less than elsewhere.
WEST 2lST & WEST 22D SIS.
NEAR SIXTH AVE.
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Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source il IA,
liver and all the fine spirits ever mad,
IN the Blue Grass State could not RENE
dy a bad liver or the hundred and-on,
III effects II produces. You cant hav,
good spirits and bad liver at the sam,
time. Your liver must be in fine con
dltion If YOU would feel buoyant, happ,
and hopeful, bright OF eye. light Of step
vigorous md successful in your pursuits
lou can put your liver in a fine con
ditl0n by using Green's August Flower
the greatest OF all remedies for the
liver and stomach and certain cure for
dyspepsia or indigestion. IL has beer a
favorlte household remedy for over
thirty five years August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active and
thus insure you liberal supply Of "go9d
spirits Trial size. - regular bottles.
Zoe. A. all druggists.
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4 special from Washington. IN
der date Of Feb. IS, says of the IL
uation in relation TO the postmaster
ship at English, Crawford county
The fate of James r Pro, DO Il.
master at English, Ind, against
whom charges Of pernicious politi.
cal activity have been filed, is now
in the hands Of Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow. An
inspector who went TO English 10
investigate has Just submitted his
report, which will be made public
soon.
Pro and jerry Suddarih were ri.
val candidates for county chairman
and the Suddarth crowd filed the
charges, hoping to put Pro out Of
the political business. Pro, how.
ever was triumphsntly reelected =
y. A. Ledger.
(Pro was exonorated by the p. o.
inspector, and suddarth knocked
put OF the box.)
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Variable Route Tickets Ia
Florida.

The Southern Rrlway has made an
important and advantageous arrange
nent 10y the sale OF Variable Roaie
| fickets to Florida" during the present
| winter season, that is TO saw purchas-
II Il a winter ticket via. the Southern
hallway may 90 south through Lexing-
on, Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon 10
Jacksonville, Fla, and on the return trip
rom Jacksonville. may come through
savannah, Columbia, Asheyille, Knox
,ilis, and Hartman Junction Tenn, OF
\ The trip may be taken through Asheyille
IN the going journey, and return via
Atlanta and Chattanooga either way 30
suit the passenger.
This includes in the journey a trip
through the charming Land OF the
Sky" country, in Western North Caro-
lima, and also the beautiful "Sapphir,
Country" with its high altitude lakes
and magnificent hunting aud fishing
grounds Stop-overs allowed.
Descriptive matter OF all kinds, Of the
country penetrated by the Southern Ry.
may be had upon application 10 any
agent, or letter written TO any Of the
Undersigned will receive immediate at
IGNITION.
d. HI. Hungerford. ID. p. A.,
Louisville, Kentucky.
r.. n. Morris, p. A., Evansville, Ind.
O. G. Stewart, T. =. A., Lexington, KY.
q. b. Allen, A. e.. =. A., st. Louis, Mo-
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Celestfne Cuttings.

Well, | suppose Uncle Joe i.
about through with Hall Hsppen.
ines, 80 il is time for Mollie 10 send
her items again.
John Haas is working for George
Llchte this week.
Mrs. Ben Schepers died Tuesday
at , p. m. will be buried Thurs
day morning.
James Bates, Of indianapolis, Is
visiting bis parents.
Mrs. Mary Anna Miller died st
the home Of her son, Martin Miller.
last Friday, and was buried SUNDAY
evening.
John Theising is reported on the
sick list.
Miss Katie Miller came home 10
visit her parents this week.
Miss Rose Schnause is visiting
friends and relatives at Jasper.
Miss Carrie Seng was the pleas
ant guest OF Miss Eda schellhase
Tuesday evening.
Misses Cecilia and Lizzie Seng.
OF Knoxville, spent Sunday in our
town.
Frank seems TO be very Lonesome
since Miss Jennie is gone. Cheer
up, Frank. MoILIE
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Do You Want Strength?

~ YOU want 10 increase your strength
yon mnst add 10 and not take fr,m ~.
physical In other words. the food Ia
you eat must be dige ted. as-imiiats-I
and appropriated by the nerves. loo
snd tissues before being expelled from
me intestines. kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ADDS 70 the physical Ii gives strength
70 ana builds up strength in the human
system. IL IL pleasant 10 the taste and
paiaiabie, and the only combination Of
digestants that will digest the food and
enable the system to appropriate all Of
its health and strength giving qualities
Sold by VI. Friedman.
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The Name Witch Hazel.

The name Witch Hazel is very much
abused. +. c. Dewitt q Co, Chicago.
are the inventors of the original and
only genuine Witch Hazel Salye. A
certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises.
Eczema, letter, Piles, etc. There are
many counterfeits Of this salye. some Of
which are dangerous, while they are al
worthless. In buying Witch Hazel Salye
see that the name +. c. Dewitt 4 Co.
chicago, IL on the box and cure is Ger
tam. Soil by NJ. Friedman.
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sVOi all the sneaking, lying,
sycOphsnilc sheets in the 81 district
TIE n-te puppy editor Of the Cory
don Democrat steals the bone. Al
-m'i- from Zenor he xags hi tail
Nhen L-nor trowus, he whineineI,
sneak 10 hi dsrk kennel. ard tri,s
u invent -Une new liz ID plesse IN.
owner de had a partIcu srly IA d
u 81 II lat week when be hatcbed
nis IL about the call for the primary
10 Harrison county, after being ..in-
duced not TO publish the procce >
ing- Of toe committee the we. K after
the rules were adopted
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More Riots.

Disturbanc : Of sirikers are not nearly
a. grave a. an individual disorier Of the
system. Oserwork. loss 81 sieep. nery-
Gus tension will be followed bv utter
ter collapse. unless q reliable remedy u
Immediately employed. There's moth :
ing 20 efficient 20 cure disorders n the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bi,ters.
It, wonderful tonic, and effective
nervine and the greatest ali around med
icine for run down systems. IL dispeis
Nerv 'usness, Rheu nafism and Neural
gia and expels Malaria germs Only 50
cents, and satisfaction guaranteed by
Martin Friedman, druggist.
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Portersyille Points.

Fred Hagen sold his farrn TO Ny
Neuksm, OF nesr Hsysville. Mr.
Neukam took possession TUESDAY
Mr. Hagen will move N Mr.. Jobr
Houch's farm
Mrs. ;. krodel moved into Il q
SEEMING property which she boueh,
some months ago.
Uncle hi johnson j. still con.
hne; 10 roOtL on accoun: ofsickne-.
Euphro Whitehead was visiting
friends here Saturday snd SUNDAY
and attending the revival meeting
Mrs Emma Scbwsnk and Ids
Rudolph, Of Jasper, were attending
meeting here aud shaking hauds
with old friends
Mr. Ben Lsnsf,rd and wife. 4
Bicknell. l. q VISITED their sp
here Sunday.
There Is rumor Of adding here
soon. Wonder who 1t is2
Mr.. Sonderman ard wife Vi tied
at Huntingburg LAST week.
II you are thinking Of lccs,iae.
come TO POriersville. Iii situated
on the banks Of y bite River there
fore plenty Of water. Ii i the cot
est and preItiest little place You
ever saw.
schools will close by the LATER
part Of March
The revvIl meeting held herr By
Rev. Bouher. came 10 3 cose sf,.ra
'ession OF two weeks. Much good
rood was done 1t was enc Of the
pest meetings held here 10. some
lime. There We're shout 80 CONVEX
ior a. Il renewal, aud ihe people
i this .iaoe and surrounding uouu-
~ are certainly in fair way to
% on 10 the Masters service for the
om ng year. AUNT HANNAH.
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huntingbury Deaths.

Mr.. c. F. Steinksmp died Sun.
day and was buried Tue day. De.
ceased was 81 years old, and was
an honored citizen. He was 3
BROTHER OF j. f. Steinkamp, of Jas
ger.
Leonard Bretz died Sunday night.
DE died on his birthday, and was
20 years of age. Deceased was one
OF the pioneers Of this county, hav-
ing come here with his parents in
1884, when he was a small boy
De was one Of the first merchants
Of the town. -
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DEAD.-Mr. Leonard Brett. pro
oaoly known 10 every old resident a
Dubois county, died last SATURDAY
night at the home Of his widowed
daughter-in-law, Mrs Gus &. Brett,
IN Huntingburg, Of Ia grippe and
ssthma. He had been subject tc
severe attacks of asthma for many
wears. He died on the anniversary
OF BIS birth, aged - years.
For many years be was the lesd
ing merchant Of Huntipgburg. dealt
IN PORK and tobacco extensively. in
connection with his brother VIM
Brett, deceased. and by his honest,
and integrity, acquired q comfOrta
be fortune.
Mr.. BfetL was a native Of Nolks
helm. Darmstat, Germany. and
'aiue to America WITH hi. lareni.
'h~n ) year pi aye His Parent
--t'l'd "n "a farm near Breizvi.le
IN 1881, where he grew TO manhood.
he ~as among the first Gsrnia,
-etlier- IN DUBOIS county.
lie was married in 1851 10 Miss
Barbara Gerhart, and they had II
children, all but 4 whom are dead
Ills wife died in 1891. The loss o.
men Of Mr.. Bretz's character i e
great i"-- 70 any community II,
VA bum 4 IN N-dne-dav a. Far
mount Cen etery Gpod-hy. Leon
ard, may your rtrio, life o. prJh,,
AID good works influence those = ~,
follow ai'+r you. aud in a short lime
a Happy family reunion may occurI
On The o'her SIDE II tian.
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Happy, Healthy Children,

Any child can take Little Early Risers
with perfect safety. They are harmless.
never sTIPe or sickeu and vet they are 30
certain IN results that robust con=titu-
hons requiring drastic means are never
disappointed They cannot fail 10 per-
iorD Their mission snd every one wlo
ases DrNltt's Little Early Risers pre-
Ter them 70 al other pills. They cure
y.lll01sness- Sold BY VI. Friedman.
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Tragedy Averted.

Gust in the nick of time cur little bo,
vas saved, writes Mrs ". Watkins. o
Pleasant City, Ohio. Pneumonia hac
played sad havoc with him md a terri
Ole cough set in besides Doctors treat
ID him, but he grew worse every day
At length we tried DR.. Kings New Dis
'overy for Consumption, aud our darling
was saved. He's now sound, and well .
Every body ought TO know it, the only
ure cure for Coughs, Colds and all Lung
diseases. Guaranteed by VI. Friedman.
Iuggist Price 5Oc and 81. Trial bot
les free.
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Colds Cause Pneumonia.

One of the most remarkable cases Of {
cold, deep seated on the lungs, causing
pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gertrude T.
Fenner, Marion. Ind, who was entirely
cured by the use OF One Minute Cough
Cure. She says; The coughing and
Istraining so weakened me that / ran
DOWN in weight from I4s to 90 pounds
] tried q number Of remedies - no avail
until used One Minute Cough CnIe.
Four bottles of this wonderful remedy
cared me entirely of the cough, streng-
.hened my lungs and restored me TO nv
aOrmal weight, health and strength.
so by Martin Friedman.
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Working Overtime.

hight hour laws are ignored by rhos,
! Teit---, little workers Or. Kings New
Lie Pills. Millions are always at work
night and tsg, curing Indigestion. Bill.
C'islie--- Constipation. SICK HeaIa.he
am al stomach. liver and bgwel trou.
Dies ht-y. pleasant, safe. sure. Oni,
- a. VI. Friedman drcg store.
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s1rA child 8 months old OF An.
ma Rise : died at its home on Sth
street Monday OF pneumonia, ard
was buried in the town cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
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u.s. The Farmers a. Merchants
Bank through A. b. Krempp, last
week purchased 25xl00 feet OF lot
IN which the Dupps building now
'tands, on the square, and will
'rect two story brick there in the
ping, the lower floor TO be used
y them for their business, ard The
PIPER floor to be rented for office
ooms. This will be great irr
Jrovement on the public square
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1t Saved His Leg.

+. A. Danforth. Of Lac range. Ga. snf.
Tered for six months with a friehtfn
running sore on his leg; but writes TIA
bucklen Arnica Salve wholly cnred I
IN live days. For Piles, Wounds. IN
GERS, it's the best salve in the xorld
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by
Vi. friedman, druggist.
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ta5 The jasper Base Ball ASH
b ave signed Fra Htlmric, Of
! urtfnlburg, a. or m tae pitch
E thr G. nnng >,as.n. Helm
re Mi make ,pl l.ui edition 1,
the team.
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sAGrorgs Gerber and Charles
Fliek have purchased the saloon
business OF George Kastner. and
leased the Opera house, and will
take possession June lst.
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sTJos. Roelle who has been con.
lined to bis bed for some nine weeks
with rheumatism, is still in bed (,
and not very much better.
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pA-Jas. McCord and family NOV
ed to Martin county Monday.

ra-Mrs. Anna Cummisky and
Mrs. Clara Pickhardt are in Indi-
annapolis this week attending mill
inery openings.
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On March ! and is, the Southern Ry.
Wall sell low one way and round trip ex-
carlson rates 70 the south west Cal on
agent for rates and instructions.
V. r. CIsycoNR A.
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Largest stock OF Ginghauss,
Percales, Spring Dress Goods, etc.
opened at Sonderman's this week
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~The Den-Dist sign was re.
moved from the public square some
time Sunday night. It's we'll.