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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

PANAMA, April 2.-The railroad Ia
borers threaten to strike today unless
the company accepts their demands,
the principal one being an increase OF
wages from $500 to So. The railroad
company claims it will be unable to ac-
cede 70 the demands until the cana
commissioners arrive here Tuesday
next. President Amador has returned
to Panama from his country residence
in order TO make an effort to settle the
dispute. Much is expected from his
popularity. Tho government has taken
the necessary precautions to prevent
disorder and protect the company's
property. t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Enrthfnnke AZ MnnnaniIlo.

SAN FRANCISCO, April .. The
steamer Newport, which has arrived
here. brought news of am earthquake
ut Manzanillo. A number of build
ings were shaken down. but the great
est damage was done to the new big
breakwater that is being built there
by the Mexican government for the
Improvement of the harbor. Much OF
it that had been built has sunk from
sight, and the loss will be c%onsidera-
hln
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS.
Captain of the Discovery Interview
ed at. Christohurch, Ncw Zealand.

Captain of the Discovery Interview
ed at. Chrfstohurch, New Zealand.
CHRISTCuUHCH, New Zealand,
April 2.-On the arrival of the Lyttle.
ton antarctic expedition here Captain
II. +. Scott, Il. ~, of the Discovery on
being introduced said: THE winter of
1903 passed pleasantly. and the mem
bers OF the expedition enjoyed much
greater comfort than in 1902. Sledg-
ing operations began in September UNI
der very severe conditions owing to
extremely low temperature, which fire.
quently fell below 60 degrees. In No
vember n party reached a point 100
geographical miles southeast of the
ship.
"Therc was no trace of land, and
evidence was obtained showing that
this was a vast floating ice plain.
Captain Scott, with another party,
made two excursions westward in Oc-
tober over Il glacier. They gained the
summit Oct. IL anG crossed the mag
netic meridian Oct. 20 in longitude
1Joh east. Proceeding still westward
the party reached a point 30 miles
from the ship in latitude rs, south
longitude 1iGIa east. The interior of
South Victoria is evidently Il vast con
tinental plateau stretching continuous
ly for 5000 feet. The glacier valley
affords magnificent scenery and gives
q natural geological section of the
mountains.
I'm the middle of December the par
ty attempted to cut Il canal through
the ice, which was from sever to eight
feet thick, but the effort was futile
owing TO constant refreezing, and the
party desisted. The open water was
then seventeen miles from the ship.
''We arrived ut Auckland island
March Is with only ten tons of coal in
our bunkers. The Terra Nova and the
Morning joined us March 20, after Q
periencing terrible weather. The short
age of coal alone compelled u early
return
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. April 2.-Side
by side in the jersey City morgue lie
the bodies of Mrs. Minnie Langerfeld,
thirty years old. of 81 Wales avenue
and Mrs. Josephine Stcingravcr, thirty
two years Old. of 81 Wales avenue.
They were killed on the Pennsylvania
railroad near James venue by an eX-
press train on its way to Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
VICTORY IN TIBET.
England Viewed by Russia In a More
Friendly Spirit.

England Viewed by Russia In a More
Friendly Spirit.
ST. PETERSBURG, April AL
though no official expression regarding
the victory of the British expedition to
Tibet is obtainable here, it is certain
that the matter will not attract the at
tention which it would have before the
outbreak of the war with Japan, when
Russian interest in the results of the
expedition was very keen. The real
purposes of the expedition were then
Viewed with the gravest suspicion, it
being feared that a definite establish
ment of British influence over the
grand lama Of Lassa. which was re-
garGed as the object, would be a Sc
we're blow to Russian prestige both in
Tibet and in China.
The situation is now changed, be-
cause Russia's hands are at present too
full to leave her free to act wen if so
disposed. and secOndly-perhaps of
eve more importance-because there
are now increasing indications that bet
ter relations between Great Britain and
Russia are in sight. or al least there is
an increasing desire for such relations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Thcir Lcttcrs Gn Ercc.

WASHINGTON, April ,. Acting
Postmaster General Wynne has issued
nm order calling the attention of post
masters to the terms of the statutes
now in force extending the franking
privilege to Mrs. Lucretia X. Garfield
and Mrs. Ida S. Mckinley, widows Of
late presidents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
A HANDSOME PRESENT

If you want Silverware to pre-
sent to a friend, or you wish to add
some odd pieces to your own sup
ply, we would respectfully suggest
that you look W. our stock. We
have used the utmost care i'll select
ing this stock, and we claim that
for beauty of design, fine quality
and good workmanship, it cannot
be surpassed, etc.
L.
800 State Street, Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
nenver nlan Refu.ed Fortune.

DENVER, April 2.-Refusing to re-
ceive a fortune of 81, 800 900 left him
by an uncle, j. A. Harroun of Kilken-
ny, Ireland. DR.. William A. Harroun of
this city has t~elegraphed his sister,
Mrs. J. M. Lewis of Portland, Me-, that
he will turn over every penny of the
money to her. He says that he likes
to make and spend his own money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
-c1nnahnrst In Illinois.

GLEN CARBON, Ill, April GAS
the result of a cloudburst the entire
lower half of the town is flooded. Two
miles of the Illinois Central tracks are
washed. The Glover Leaf and the Chi
cago, Peoria and st. Louis have also
lost much track.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

PITTSBURG, April 2. Fire last
night in the warehouse of the Key
stone Commercial company on the
south side resulted in a loss Of about
$4,000. The building was stored
with grain, hay and general merchan-
disc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
pocioc souodron NJ Pannma.

PANAMA. April :. - The United
States Pacific squadron. in command
OF Rear Admiral Glass. has arrives
here from Callao, Peru.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

hat Followed Boys Mad Freak.
SHARON. Pa. April As the re-
suit of Il prank Of Il nischievcus boy
il woman was frightened to death, 4
house blown almost to pieces. costly
machinery was destroyed by fire, 1,30t
families Werc deprived Of fuel, and &
wedding party was broken up In Soutl
Sharon. A crowd was serenading 4
young couple when a boy climbed the
exhaust pipe of the Oil City Fuel Sup.
ply company and lighted the escaping
gas. An explosion followed, throwing
the boy twenty feet, but he disappear
ed i'll the crowd. All lights in tn
neighborhood We're eXtinguished, anC
the wedding guests fed in terror. Thu
burning gas destroyed the regulator
and other costly machinery. causing
q loss Of several thousand dollars
Mrs. Martha Laughtry, Il widow, wa'
just lighting the gas il Il stove whcl
the extra pressure caused an eXplo
sion that partly wrecked the house
Mrs. Laugltry hel into the street
where she died from fright. The sup
ply of gas YVES cut off, and 1,500 fami
lies are without fuel. No trace OF thu
boy who caused the trouble has beef
found
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

When people want help they adver-
tise in The Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
by BON co,.a15-

by b0iG coul1F
1t is said that Great Britain's long
standing desire to obtain a protcctoratt
over Tibet is in Il fair way to succeed
as neither Russia nor China will Oh
jcct. An entente between Russia ant
Great Britain couldige effected on thu
basis of Il Russian free hand in Man
churia and Il British free hand il
Tibet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-08
Yer altt uam.


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a. iHem altsn Baum,
rfmOeh unb eanl psrpahltA,
nae man frienni lbn ianm.
Scr eaum, Der etiinsi uEb buffet,
eirtut idbrIi6 Hlatbtn tsrab;
sic eane, bic ben Ramsh ati6nltRH,
Gle moDsrI Ionee I'm @rab.
llne ale stbtn poribd.
Iebn ben 4omen Mot on,
ggr oft al ionniacn 1aasn
spanit iiil eine ults beran.
rk hrtihsIt init birren 6dnoen
Gen NSmtn uuo ieufBet fir fh:
,Sbt ihoutn, ibr ieliaen 3eii>a!'
.no iDeinet oann bitterli6l
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-08
6roankrnIplittfr

Gm rebten crte fteben bleibeu tDurcr,
bos 1T bic 8uuit ouf Der @anDerune nurds
Qeben.
Wanher nennt oos Sob uur 10 longe
Mcmmon, ais er teius bat.
lin ben @ertb elmer 6reuuoi6dtt 3u bes
urtbeilen, priifs ouiridtig, 10 a s BID NIT
benz Nuoern nerbinoet.
fSriSb beroorIpruoelnoe Srrtbiimer muris
ben better uls o%beefuuoeae Wobrbcitsn.
6eins sStbler bofeu mir 70 iebr oIs urfsre
.iaenrn fpcuE h.. fe on anoeren bsnitr'
ten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-08

Simmer Iaamnnu. Yer 6idbri9e
Sran3 lit Der Sobn zines OberfOriters.
Gr nimmt natiirIi4 an Dem Samiliens
Ieben in ben OerI6teOenen Siitten BON
.@ulOmonn," Diana" II. I. IN. ben
lebbafteIten Qntbeil unb 1T in Der
Sunbs3u6t i6On Iebr betpunoert. 0d
tritt in Der 5umilie bes SberfOriters
Elm freubiges G.eignib Elm. Srun8 be-
tommt 8riipsrlein, uno atpar eleih
brei an Der ,3abl. @noern Cages bari
Sran3 Ii9 Die 8riioerIein, bic nutiirli6
eintrG9tli9 Tsbeneinanoer ruben, ans
Ie6en. Stdtt in Subel uusSubre4en,
bleibt 6ran5 itumm unb iinneno. @rft
na6 9erGumer Weile, na6oem er ne
genau semuItert 9at, gibt er beim Der
lafen oes 3immers Iein llrtbeil NIT
Der Miene bss 5ohmunns oobin OBJ:
Batter, ben in Der M}itte 5ieb'n mer
uff."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-08

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15
Climatic Cures.

The influence OF climatic conditions IN
Tie cure Of consumption J. very much
o,eriawn. The poor patient. and us
richest patient. to~, can DO much better
IL home by proper attention 10 Q od ~
vestion. and a regular use Of 1erinaf
syrup. free e~NpectoratIoa IN the morn
ing Is made certain 10y German syrup.
20 j. a good night : rest and the absence
ofthat weakening cough and denilitatint
night sweat. Restless nights and ths
exhaustion due "a coughing. p great
81 danger and dread Of the consumpty'
can he prevented ~ stopped by takinl
German syrup literally and regularly
should YOU be able TO 20 % a warmel
cline. YOU will hnd 81 the thousands @
consumptives there, the few who ar
benefited and regain strength are thcs'
Who use German syrup. llal bottles
ere regular size, zoe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15
Variable Route Tickets TO
Florida.

The Southern Railway has made Ar
imu.,rtant and advantageous arrange
ment rs the -ai" - ~ aiiahie X" u
Ti.tets a. Flor a. during ihe present
winter season. that j. io say a purcha-
rsfa winter cket via. the southern
Pailwav may ~ 5 uth through LeAinG
TN Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon q
jacksonville, Fla. ami on the return ~
from Jacksonville. may come ihIouEi
savannah. Columbia. Asheviile. Knox
vile. and Hartman junction Tenn, 81
the tim NAV be taken through AsheNli
on the going journey, and 7 VIA
Atlanta and Chattanooga enher way Y
suit the passenger. 80
This includes IN the journey q vi
through the charming Land 81 w
skvr country. in Western North Iaro
hna. ami also the beautiful "Sappulr
countrv.r with it, hilh aiu y laht
tnd magnificent hunting a.d hshln'
grounds. Stop-overs allowed
y s,riptive matter o. all KINDS, q w
country penetrated by ihe southern ~
may he had upon application ~ an
agent. OF a letter written 70 any 81 y.
undersigned viii receive immediate y
tenticn.
n IA. Hnneerfori, u. +. a..
Louisville, Kentucky
A.. II. Morris. Il. A., Evansville, Inc
4. &. stewart. T. Il. A., Lexington, \.
T.. b. Allen, A. y. r. A., Ct. LOUIS n'
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Just One Minute.

one Minute Cough Cure g- rsAe,
"a Z mlaute. because il Lls tie Ill
croue which uckl-= the Ulzs DeD
bIane. causing the cough. and a TIE
anne uae clears the phrD. draws CT
the inflammation and heals and =cct1@s
TIE a1ectei parts. one AL11i= Cough
Cure strengthens TIE lungs vEr1s @
pneumonia and i : harmless and never
failing cure II al ccre1ble cases Q.
Cv1zls. Colds. an1 CrO1p. one Nm
ute Cough Cure l. pleasant 10 take
harmless and good alike for yOung and
old Sold ~ NJ. FnetnAn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15

PElSTEEs FEE-F0r Conxrsss 80
Orher Dsncs or COaliy Acre. IS
To-nshiP O5oe-. $50.
FOR CONGRESS. - DISTRICT
WILLIAM T. COX fLE0E.) .a an-
t.iate tor tie Democratic n0mip&ti9n ~
r-pre=ni the Thiri DistTies in COnxre--.
Ani -ishes yo1r support
WILLIAM 7. ZESOR i 4 eastsdG,e
fsr r-electiaa 70 CO1zre-s from the 81
Dis-r5- q I1iiana-sab=r- 70 The Den
0cr1lc o0ai7EtiOn.
FOR PEosEcUTne AIIoEsET.
5OMAR TRiYLOR i . c1ndil4ls
rPrO-ezr1g ATTORNEY for thss-AJ--
deal c.rc1ii. sat5ec. 10 DeGocrsre 1oz
laz1On.
LEO Il. FISHER = : candidate toE
reelection - Prosecuting Attorney fOr
toe . : Judicial. circuit, saDlecsto Dem
ocr-.lc nominEfi01-
FOR saERHF-
VICTOR V. CASSIDY l. eAn1Ats
for reelection a. Ster5ot Dubois
T.. -biet u the De1ocrztie norma
ion
FOE TREASURER.
WILLIAM 2. BECKMAN j. a cAndi-
date FOR reelection A. Treasurer Ct Do
bois coansy, sabi@ct d the De1oerzac
no 4InnDl1-
TOE COUNTY coNNIssIoSER. isr Dlst-
HENAY WEHR i.ac&1tidzte tor re-
eec-i I a. County CoznissiOner from
the sr.; dissrc; Of Dabois eJunty. cb-
80 20 ths Democrats C0zinGro3-
ROB COUNTY coAMIssIoSER. "a D1s.
HENRY LASDGREBE i.s czzAtst<
t0r r. election a. COGnfy CO0Z=801er
iron TIE ;niri district Of Dab0i. e0Gary
s1b-t - tie De00crA-e 101lnkC01-
ROE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR B~k1asrlass
JOSEPH HOFF AN . Candidate
I tor T0wnsaiP A=---=srOt BAlnon5getp
7 srb5a. IL Dezocrz-se nrzlnAuo1.
FOB TOWNSHIP TECsTEE B<Inbrs4ss
JOSEPH GOETZ = = candidate 10
I Tr-sse Of Bainbri3gs township. s1ber
10 the Democratic 1~onio&tio7-
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Better Than q I'D.

was troubled iJf .ey,ra wears Nltt
chrome indigestion and nervous debill
~ writes FL. Green, Of Lancaster. y
"A 80 remedy helped me until be-
pan using Electric Bitiers, which old M
more good than all the medicines ever
u.ed. They have also kept my vile n
excellent health iOr years. She says
Electric Bitters are just splendid Tor IL
male troubles that they are a gan'
tonic and invigoratoI Tor Weak, rui
down women No other medicine cal
take IT, place in q family Try them
only zoe. Satisfaction guaranteed 2.
Martin Friedman.
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CAS- ORA
For Infants and Children
he Kind You Ras Always Bought
a ssasa ses .. &HNIMu


LENT
E5sg 49, .ie. = cent.
IS 3 e BrAnnocs I4s74r
10 > gallon can aspe oni, 25c.
2 ION can Peaches i0c. bet canned
c IN. pea. etc. at >cuderman's
sa-Lee and Oscar Purkhei-er q
Martin county are visiting Nr aud
Mr. Jesse TTaylor iLis week Mr
TrayloI l. very SICK.
ar Rev r. l.. Priest viii preach
at the Jasper NJ Z church sunday
morning at 1920 o'clock. Sunday
school At = go. The public. paruc
ularlv sinners, are cordially invited
sn5-The county psy= $50 TO get
witnesses against Lam here.
I1-The heaviest snowfall Of The
season came Wednesday night.
s.sFd. Bohuert moved INTO the
John Bohnert property on 6th street
Wednesday.
sas-The trial Of Albert Hochge
sang for A Il B.. il occupying th'
attention of the court.
Sas- The county council held asses
sion Tuesday and made %spiropria
ltions for the deficiencies OF 1903.
parThe grand ury returned in
dictments against Geo. Lamp OF
Tuesday. He was arraignec
Wednesday. and plead not guilty
His case has not yet been set, ON.
will probably be set down for thif
term OF court.
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What's i'm Il Name.

Everything Is in thu name when %
comes 10 Witch Hazel Salve. + a.. De
Witt 4 Co.. oi Chicago. discovered some
YEAR ago how u make a salye from
Witch Hazel that is a specific ior Piles
For blind. bleeding. itching and pro-
.tuuding piles, eczema. cuts. burns.
bruises ami ali skin Diseases Dewitt
salve has no equal. Tins has gwen rise
10 numerous worthless ~cllnterielts.
Ask for peMitt's-the genuine sold
bv Martin Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15

The republicans held their con
venti0n to select precinct commit
leemen for the several precincf- q
be county SA,urda.. In the l.
precinct ID Patoka township The
.nmuit;ee VA instructed 10 vote iOr
Ell. II. Dufendsch iar county chair
nan The committeeman tOr ths
oUnty are
Boone. I Maker. / l.
= up=r.
H.rbispD-Jehn c. TeuieI. Ton
Himsei.
Baiutrdee - John Anderson
Artnur Psrker, John Mehnnger.
Cass-W. A. rennenau. Wn.
M-l--ner
Ferdlnapd-Dr. v. a. a Ollen.
nan. Jno ~chDeti-
Hall-JscOb Z-hr. John l. Flick
Jackson-Robt. Rainey, Gecrg'
Fnck-
JenersOn-JOhn Sander, ). r
Brady.
Narion-Felix Schneider.
Madison-Wm. B. Morgan, Hen
" HOchmsister.
Paloks->sm Thies, Henry Ham
melman. J. VI. Lenonds, Dai
Rauscher.
Columbia-W. Cave. T. J. Nolan
The committee viii NEE; AZ u
clur, house at Jasper ionOrrOw !
elect 4 county chairman.
TIE call Ess issued BY Gsc- "
S-lf. District Committeeman
tn-r- j. NJ Republican Chairman
D4bois county.
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r1rThe Christian kndeavor %

s7rThe Christian Endeavur 20
a. ty Of Trinity church met II IN
home OF W. A Wilson last fnds
night and reorganized. The folio"
ing cnic-r- were elected Tor the 81
suing wear Pres, Bomai Tray 1r
Vice Pre-. Alma Bu-ttuer. sly
Norma Milburn, Treas Gmla 10
serh, Jun. Supi Mrs. ". 4 W.
son. Asst iuu. Supt.. Cora Fry.
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Cured Alter Suffering 10 Years.

T.. r. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle & Mfg.
Co. Middlet0Nn. Oiio.. suffered IN ten
years with dyspepsia. lie spent hun
dreds OF dollars Tor medicine and with
Goc;-r without Trcelvs NJ any psrlz-
nent ben,n I tie says, -One night ~hiie
feeling exceptionally bad | wSs aoour 10
throw down the evening paper ~hen /
a an item 10 q paler ngzEcIIg the
merits Of hodol Dyspepsia Cure con
ciuded 10 try 4 and wnlie ] had no iaifh
IA Il | felt better after the second j -
After usirg two bYtiies / am SIRENS T
and better than l have been in years
and ! recommen kodul Dy-p-gsl a e. r
o. my friends and scgusIntances sgr n
ing rom stomach tIluhlrs. sold os
Martin Friedman
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Mysterious Circumstances.

One as pale znt sAAlla~ aid tie
r;her fresh AMI rosy. WneRce The df-
fsEsne- She whO !. tllshng wlth
health use= Dr. King New Lie Pills u
maintain y gently 4r0Cslng the lazy
organs they COMPEL good Digestion an
bead o. constipation. Try then Oals
&c a. FneinAn's drug store
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15
A Doctor.

Srrer in the way, nc trouble 10 cal
rs. easy To take, and never iaIllfg u
re ult-. are DeWitt's Lutte EARLY Rl-ers
A val OF tnese little pulls IN the yes
I.O-kef is 4 certain guarantee az an
heaoache, b'li iusuess torpid liver. ah'
all I'll tue I'D resulting Irom constipation
They tOtic and strengthen the liver
Scld rs Martin Friedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15

EaTThe dance given by the A O
III. W. at Kunkel'> hall yesterday
evening was we'll attended and the
dancers seemed to enjoy dancing (
the gooi music furnished by th'
cchuler orchestra.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-15

"A par Mrs Sarah Cooper returned
nome from lndiarapons last week
She did lot accept the position
cn-rrd Der as SupI. ii the Hadle.
Industrial school.
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Democratic Committee TO Meet ia Jas.
per Saturday.

Notice l. hereby gwen, that the
Democratic Central Committee 81
Dubois County. Indiana. Will NEE
al kuukel- hall in The town Of Jas.
per. on Saturday, Janusry l6, 1904,
at ! O'Clock r " for the purpose
OF dxing TIE time. place aud men
ner Of conducting the Democratic
primary election 10 said couniy i0l
the year 1904.
All Democrats are invited.
GEO. X Wilson. Chairm'n
JoHS T.. McFAiL, Secretary.
s1s-Louis Friedman was up from
Tell City sunday
Try Spnderman'- ilfcy buis
roast l5c Cln-e. siill the SAINT, r.
gardless Of hig advance in price
sa-Jos Seng returned 10 India.
napolis Monday to resume hi'
studi in Worries Business College
MARRIAGE LICENSES - Richard
LYLE and Nanny Bradshaw, Elme.
.G. Prall and Dolly b. Murray
pa-The county commissioner 3
a session Tuesday made several 81
lOwances, and let contracts for book.
and stationery fcr the county 70 Ia
owe-t bidders. G.. Doane got clas.
IL: Keller CO.. Of Evansville, cias.
p and 4 Or. y 3. Brannock cla'.
b. The bids we're all low.
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Jus, a few Jackets, Childrens
Cloaks and Furs left which will b
-old at or atty reduced prices a
.~oud- rnau = this mpnlti.
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rn-The Fan piven bv


A runaway almost ending fatally.
started a horrible uler on the lec Of u
b. Orner. Frankhn Grove III. For four
wears it deiirl all doctors aud nli rcme
dies. But Bucklens Arnica >alve had
no trouble a. cure him. Equally good
for Burns. Bruises. Skin Ewpuons and
Piles. 20 IL Friedman drug siurr.
rn.The 10Th Century Literary
Club will NEE, at ". :. Hunter :
next Wednesday evening. Begin.
ding rex; week they viii NEE every
week instead Of every two weeks q;
heretofore.
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hgrris' fnal.

49, ... Wr--as
fAlf.a. sheep rf a
TIE l-- s@rfrt 80
~sli ~ y. n. Brannock.
rasTh. 81 riau vii enter
tain this C%yeu;ng 10 honor o. their
gu Its Misses Maggie Riemer and
Maud Phalrn, Of Bowl ngrsen, ~
sra-The Fair given by the young
ladies OF It. Joseph's church wi
take place in II. Joseph'- Hall ue
first week in February ara many
expensl,e articles nave been donat-
ed.
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SarJos. Gugt-weilrr has beer
-lck with pneumonia ont u
Inow improving
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Usa-Mrs. Jos. Marx. with h.
little daughter. came from Wash
ington Monday 10 vislt her aunt
Mrs. M4rv Barth. Joe accom-
panied them and returned 10 Wash
.npfnn Tuesday.
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ras-BomaF Irayior and Herman
Eckrn attended d meetng Of The
Nincennes & Ja-per Traction Co al
Nluceunes tuesday.
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state OF Indiana. Dubois county. =.
The undersigned. being dny sworn. upon his oath. -ays. that
the -Tithin i q a true and complete .hoHIug Of all the moneys
received and paid cat, A. he verly believes and that the yarO1s
iiem- 81 expenditures credited. have been fully paid. in the suns
stated. and wfth out express Or implied agreement that any p0r
ton thereof shall be ret4ired BY or repaid 20 him. nr 10 Eny other
person and that ne has received n money or article % value ia
consideration % any contract mate by him A. trustee.
RENHAKD FIX, TP. Trustee.
SUBSCRIBED and sKom % before me TINS 5ih DAY Of Jan 49,
FExo. BocKE1MG, Presier
JAcos BrEsER. Jr. SecEeisr
FEsDfNAxp FrEs.
Members ot the Adv@y B.
BAuhraFs reunshps Indebtedness.
necl 100 Accents. tss and warrants. 81 E1
Jan ~ sc@E
Jan 6 1855 ENW
Jaa 5 Is Ssse sth Interest pAa ea. sEW
EenhArt Fnk, Trustee
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-Emst Mshnugcr sent % Ev
rusyllle Yesterday % hear Bryan.
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Full line % Boy- Mems anc
lChrldreu-' Tnderwarr cal iof any
Isize IL SOnderman's.