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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
INJURED ON way TO MOTHER.
Texas Youth Falls From Freight
TRYING to Reach Parent.

EEPf'R Rt.!C SpECTAfA
Abeiine. Tex. July ..-I.ee Wood. I6
years old. u farm hand. living at Sweet
water. fell from a weStbouDi freight train
on the Texas and Pacific Railroad. two
miles west OF here this morning and his
right leg was badly crushed under the
wheels.
He was picked up and put IN a boxcar
AMI the train returned with him Lee
says he received a telegram that his
mother was dying. and boarded the FIST
train TO reach Swee;wa;er before she died
He was taken 20 the Hollis San,tarium.
where his leg was aMcu,ated.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29
REFUSES TO RETURN
MONEY TO GAMBLERS.


What disposition = to be made Of the
Ei5.50 connscated in the gambling game
that was ra:ded In Morische's Grove last
Sunday morning by Sheriff H.rpel proba-
bly, will become q casuS teili between
that official and the "bones'' manipulatOrs
within the next few days
One OF the gamblers giving the name Of
tice Camrbeil Yesterday Ei"ri.inr and was
fined s. and costs Sheriff Herpei was in
cOur. with the money for evidence. Alter
the fine had been imposed. Senator Nat
thews. Reese's attorney. asked that the
money be returned to its owner.
Sheriff Herpei refused. contendinS that
H.. would be without authority IN doing so.
He thinks the money ought TO go 10 the
School Fund. The defendant disputes this
contention ana threatens 20 bring 4 re-
plcvin suit to obtain possession es the
mC.ey.
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SUCCESSOR LOSES LICENSE.
Gambling in Franklin Avenue Sa-
loon Causes Revocation.

The license Ct Peter J. Raei,r. Q saloon
keeper AZ No. SI Franklin avenue. was
revoked by Excise Commissioner Nulv!-
hill Yesterday. after hearing charges that
gambling had been permitted IN the place
Bachr Il che second keeper OF the saloon
10 lose his license on the sAme charge.
Two weeks ago CicaYsi 4. Nu4ey were
deprived Of their license for 4 Ike Of
ferse
Charges aeains. Henry Murman OF No.
aeE North Glasgow avenue we're heard
and dismissed Allegations we're made
;has M.Yrila Rad sold liquor ca Sunday.
loon az No. isrO Morgan street n cited 20
apI.ea. Auguse 4 70 defend himself AGAINST
charges o: permitting gambling In his sa-
ioC.
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ROB FIVE sMITHIoN STORES.
Unsuccessful Attempts TO Blow
Open Safe With Gunpowder.
'-GyIc SPECIAL

fssFI F!.lt SF f-CIA1A
Sedaiia. No. July A.-BurKia.s ra1ded
Smithson. eight miles east Of Se6a!ia, last
night and robbed four stores ard the Post
Once
They secured only . small amour. os
cash. An unsuccessful attempt was made
to blow open the Post Once safe with
eunpowder. The combination bolts were
sprung and Postmaster Seiken Is unable
20 open tho safe.
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Army OPders.
REPCsLYC SPECIAL
Wsshington. July 3.-Army orders were

issued today as follows:
Seccni E.r.saan: Ha!sev Isvnwooty Arril
:-ry .'o:ps. is transferred from ta~ Tw.ni-sh
battery. Fi.,: Artillery ta.:aches!.. 20 the EleI
e:,ir Company. Coast Artillery.
Chaplain repiss q. fsa:"-aan. Twenty eight,
Infantry. Will proceed 30 Fort Eava-s. ~. NJ.
and report 80 ;h- commanding officer q: IN.
United States Army General HOSPITAL ch.r
placs :or duty. relieving Chaplain Ha!sey a.
'iav!tt. Ei-sc cavalry. who. upon sha exnra-
toin o. his present leave. WILL join Ills reSi-
nlea..
Captain David J. EunhoGgh. Artillery Corcs.
~.i proceed wi:hoI; deiav 80 Fort S..'. Ok.
and report TO the commanding officer Second
Provisional Regiment. Field ARTILLERY. f1r duty.
Captain E5War! Carpenter Artillery Corps.
viii :~r.ort September n shs .o-nr. a:liAnt.
Schcol a. Suhmarin. Defense. Fort TJ.Ien. y.
Z. Cor duty ii'utsrr ~ -. school.
Mst- Lorenzo = Dawson retired. ;- de-
tailed :7- duty -ith 't- nr-arxei militia %
the State o' Idaho for a '.er!ri u four wears.
unless sooner relieved. AMI will rep II :r ter
syn accordingly 30 n. Governor Q: Idaho a;
Go.vr
Lave 'gr ac. month 90 'aLr eject August
] Is granted Ns.cr Ell ID. Noy'e. Artillery
CCy-s
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Kansas City. Mo. July 81 Frank
Kennedy of the committee 20 obtain
speakers for tie Lcse Jack picnic. Az
G.ss 3s. announces shA: accep;ances have
been received from former Governor
pcckery. former Congressman Cownerd
ard Senator Stone II Is she policy o: the
ynanaGegneI: os the picnic ne-e: 20 an
roCnSe a epeASs: a. an attraction I'LL he
Sae accepted the Invitation Gove.ro.
Folk has been invited 10 speak. tu; h.s
ASceS;Aace has not bee. received
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Are reached by the admirable train service
os tAe Chicago and Northwestern Railway
20 points in Wisconsin. Northera Michi.
can ard Minnesota. All st. Louis lines
eel tickets via this route u, specially re-
dgcei rates daily. For information as 10
hotels ca3 boarding -houses and cpportuni.
ties for rest and recreation. write or call
at ticket Office No i.5 Olive street. Teie-
phones Mann 1856. u 1865.
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WIZ Dapalso TWenay.E1ght C0ov esss.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Charleston. ILL.,. July sS-Twenty-e.sht
converts Of revival meeting last winter
will be baptized at the Ainhraw Rive:
on Sunday afternoon BY the Reverend +.
~ Harry. pastor Of the Charleston Cir.
cult Of the NJ. +. Church. 1t is expected
that a thousand peoUie will be in at
tendance to witness the inmersions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Georgetown. Tex, July N-Wi,iiaErson
Couc;ys agricultural and horticultural cx-
hfh.. cap;s.re,; first prize CT the Farmers
Congress at Sryan. a: which many cogr-
ties were represented. The same exhibit
will Se feyleui.hsd ard entered for the
Ss., premium, a, the san Antonio Fair n
October
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D.nA C..e>r. ., nyse P.rk.

Classic and popular music in about even
proportion constitutes the programme ar
ranged for so-nixht's cnncer, at Hyde
Park. Selections from two recea: operas.
excerpts from Csou-nc's Faust" Ro-<!as'a
famous .StaSAt Mater" and n medley OF
Irish and Scotch airs are some OF the
numbers. The proEranfne 20 Se rendered
ty SolIra;h's Military Bank is as follows:
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MI Rer.aa Z>,ie ~ yea:x old cs No.
islS No-ss Twelfth street. while az Ho:k
n \ kitchen a: Sixth street And 1ircaS
asecue yesterday afternoon wAs over
hsA,eA Doctor Eosn treated hsr and oess
hsr hoEss In "A susu.ancs. saying her
Soe6Sssva = 20: s<1icSA
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xesrs ussse.a. clarsea VIII Theft

So,c-o. jefferson. . negro Wls aYres:ed
yesterday morning at No. Al! Page bou,e-
ward where he wAs employed by Mrs-
Mary Bobtitf. as . hous~CsAa- On q charge
% stealing SIS from Mrs. G. \ Phiipo: .
ocsrc1r He Is sal! 20 have admitted the
.h>i., 80 Pa;-osmza Ben Reeves. who
made the aEgrs; \ WSr.aIs WAs issued
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1e u Jaly Yo0 Were Born
Wear q ruby. Genuine rubiss in solid gold
rings. $500. Others up to $1,000. At
MERMOD. JACCARD KINGS
(Aiail orders fliled) Brdway.. cor. Locust
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been re-cmployed to teach the schools tine
coming year. has rendered his resignation
to the Board Of Education. He has Ac.
cepted q position In the public schools 40
instructor at Mount Pulaski, Ill.
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Eyes Tesled Free-Glass<s -. and -
See Drs. Bond and Montgomery. at
MERMOD. JACCARD & KINGS
Catalogue free) Broadway. cor. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

The quickest possible way to rent youP
rcOm Is through an Ad. IN Tho Republics .
''Ro"lns for Rent cOlumnA Ask any
druggist.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

The Plae0 for rS1nte0g.
Any description: iithogrAphinE: binding.
GREELEY PRINTERY OF ST LOUIS
g. ]. Harbavgh. PYestoe0S
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Deekery SD s,o.e 70 speak.

TAKE RDiCHER TURKISH Baths
Fourth and LucaA Open day And n.est.
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Writing Pager ~ the Poua6-SSc.
''vet.'an Bond (white O. azure,. 10
sheets tone pound fos ssc Envelopes 70
match. hsc per 100. Mail orders fiicd.
MERMoD. JACCARD KINGS
Catalogue free) Broadway. cor Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

EEPt BI.!c SFiclAI.
. Eurk'r Hill. Ill. July cs.-Professor p.
n Hoke Of Indiana. who taught the Bun
kcr Hill High school last winter and had
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Dvery day except Sundays. o. p c
wh!.key. Ask che young man behind the
counters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-07-29

Hlgh.Class LSQ0Ors.
Right Prices. Quick Delivery.
wM II. LEE & CO..
,:S and lie Locust ST. Both telephones.
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Closing Exercise .

A most delightful and interest
ing program was rendered by the
pupils of St. Joseph's School in
charge of the Sisters of Provid-
ence. 1t consisted of well select
ed music. recitations and songs.
All exhibited good taste and care
full training on the part of their
respective teachers. The Comic
song rendered by Miss A. Schuler
and the Christians Revenge by
the Class of '05, deserve special
mention.
The following were the gradua-
ties: Misses Nora Sprsuer. Title
Kunkel, Frances Gosman, Fidella
Judy, Laura Gramelspacher. Vic
toria Urich, Anna Eckert, Helen
| DuppS.
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Nstice To Non Residents

The State Of Indiana. Dubois County.
In the Dubois Circuit Court @, tobes
Term. 1905
Nagg Murpheyvs. william Murphey
Complrint No. 1896.
Now comes the plaintifi, 10y Kerr
Trsylo Tor her attorney, aud hles her com
plant herein, together with an affidavit,
that William Nurph y j. not res i mt
Of the Stat OF Indiana.
Notice is therefore nc eby given said
Defendant. that unless he be aud APP
pear on the lst day o. the October Term OF
the Dubois Gre ut Court T. be hot" en-
on the lst Monday Of Ostober A. d. le d
at the Court House in Jasper in said
County and STATE, anil answer or demul
10 said complaint, the same will be
heard and determined in his ab-ence.
In Wi ness whereof. have hereuntc
set my hand and aft xed the Sea Of
said Court at Jasper, Ind. this 3Oth day
OF May A. d. 1905.
ions +. HuTHER CLERK.
KERR TRAYLoR, ATTY.
Jane . 1905. st
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Notice 10 Contractors

Notice il hereby iven that the County
Commissioners OF Dubois Count. Ind
iang, will let TO the lowest and best bid
der at the Court House on
MONDAY JULY 81. 1908.
at / O'Clock p. NJ the contract for the
grading and construction II Concrete
pavement on each OF the four sides Of
the Court House in Jasper, Dubois
County. Indiana, according to plans and
specifications now on file in the Audso :
otic Of said County.
All bids must be accompanied with a
bond for the faithful performance OF the
contrac- in the sum OF 4 600. And I
bond guarentin, the work for a period
OF five years.
The Board reserves the RICH to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners OF Dubois County, Indiana.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Court House in Jasper, DUBOIS County.
Indiana, this 9th day Of June, 1908.
VI. A. SWEENEY,
Auditor Dubois Co., Indiana
The Board will on said date receiv,
sealed bids for all the old blick anC
e1rbing around said Court House lot.
NJ A. SwEENEY, A. ID. &.
June q. lg05-3w.
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Dubois Circuit Court .

State vs.. Herman Knipper, S.
L. w. l.. plea OF guilty, fine so.
Bernard Bickwermet VS.. Anna
Beckwermet, divorce trial by
court, finding for deft. judgment
against plff. for costs.
State ex rel, Gertrude Sch
wartz VS.. Jasper Abel, bastardy
Relatrix admits provisions for
maintenance of child to her salts
faction and she being over p
years of age this cause is upon
her motion dismissed.
State ex REL, Katie Bauernfend
VS.. Henry Keefner ct al. dam
ages, dismissed on plffs. motion.
State VS. William Schott, man
slaughter, trial by jury, finding
not guilty.
State ex REL. Mary Cummins
VS.. Sylvester Witsman ct al. for
damages, dismissed by agree
ment at cost of defts.
State ex rel. Nancy Oxley VS..
Sylvester Witsman, for damages
same entry as above.
Several other cases were tried
by the Court and taken under
advisement.
CIVIL ACTIONS.
P. T. Clark and Oscar Cooper
admitted members of this bar.
Shadrach Hobbs VS. Mays o.
Cummins, for damages, motion
by plff. for change of venue,
granted and sent to Pike Circuit
Court.
Shadrach Hobbs VS.. Charlie:
lCummins for damages same entry
as above.
Anna Nash admx estate Of
Geo. Nash deceased vs.. Southern
II r. Co., for damages, con
tinued.
: c. L. Adams VS.. Nenian Dilloi
on note, dismissed.
Theresa Englehart VS.. Estat
-of Margaret Boehlein decease
trial by court, finding for plff
damages 500.
t Jacob Uebelhor VS.. Franz
Hoing, damages, trial by jury
finding for deft.
? John Dowdy VS.. Willis Beadles
: from Pike Co.. motion by deft
for change of venue, sustaine'
t and changed to Warrick Co.
a Virgil Dugan VS.. VIM. Nicke
n ct al, damages, motion for neN
s trial sustained by order of Al
pellate Court.
r Assigned for trial on the st
}, day of the next term and caus
n lcontinued
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ON Thursday June sth, Boone towns .ip'-
assessor, Mt Was cons deied, and Il Was de
cided that the assessment on horses ant
cattle was too low. 20 the further considera
ton was postponed.
On Friday June g. addison township wa'
considered aud "a substantial "a ha,
been made the township was passed
saturday the console ration OF Bainhrid.,
township bel X next in order IL asst s~meni
was compared and passed for thu pr sent
ON Monday Marion 20 wuship wa~ con-id
cred ia assessment found and the town
ship passed for the present.
Tuesday nall township was consider a and
passed
Jefferson tOwn-hip'- assessment Was com
pared ON Wednesday, and n bc again con
sidered. state tax commissioner Park, Mar
tin, was present ia the afternoon and *
persscd satisfaction " th the work u the
board
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License Notice

ATOTiCE Is hsfvhy xivss to the citizens OF
~ Jasper, ksinlridsc tovs~hip, bulini~
cosstv. lsSi-na. that ths snd-rsisuud. a
s.ic citizen 90 thc Jhitcd states. will apply
to the County tonmi-.ioner> ~ bunni-
eoHnty AZ thcf next regular session 10 . Is.
lsNi, tor license 10 retail ntpNic.t ~
liquors beer and wine. and permit the same
to be drank on the premises, under the pro
visions OF the laws Of Indiana governing
such license.
The precise location where such liquors are
10 be sold j. in ia Dom 2ux4O feet on the grnuni
floor OF a TWO story frame building located
on the north west corner Of the west half 81
lot -. a. shown ON the riginai map or plat
of the town of Jasper, dubois county Ind.
WILLIAM Ii LGEs-
June yl $50. Nv
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NOTICE

Notice il hereby given that at the re-
gular meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the incorporated town Of Jasper, Ind.
lana, held at its regular place Of meeting
in the office Of the Jasper Electic Light
Company, on the 18th day OF June, 1905,
said Board adopted q resolution declar-
ing that il was necessary TO grade the
follow NJ streets in said town, to-wit
Fourth street from Anderson street TO
a point in said Fourth street opposite
the northwest corne- Of Lot No. seventy
four (74) in the original 10 IN of Jasper.
Fifth street from Anderson street 10 a
point in said Fifth street opposite the
northwest corner Of Lot No. fifty one
(5l) in the original town Of jasper
Ninth street from Main stree. TO the
corporation line on the vest side OF said
town OF Jasper.
That said streets should be graded &C
cording TO the estab ished grade for said
town an 1 according TO the profile plans
and specifications now en- file in the
office Of the Clerk of said town OF Jasper.
Notice is also given that objections to
said proposed grading IN Y be made at
the Office OF the Jasper Electric Light
Company at s O'Clock p. VI. on the 3d
day of July, 1905, before the Board Of
Trustees of the town OF Jasper.
ALoIs BETTER,
President Of The Board Of Trustees.
Attest: JoHN II JudY,
Junel6-3w. Town Clerk.
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JASPER COLLEGE.

The 18th annual commence
ment will be held tonight at st.
Joseph's hall. There will be an
Evolutionary contest for a gold
medal presented by Hon M. A.
Sweeney. Followed by a two
act farce entitled "A Niger
Boarding House" Rev. Burk-
hardt will present the diploma
to the following graduates:
Will Brinkman, w. koehler,
Ralph Oliver, Joseph Ryan, A,
ISermersheim, VIM. Gosman, A.
Eckestein, Ed Ochs, Omer Kue'
bier, Guy Bullet, Oscar Salb
Alb. Fritch and Francis Kempf,
The College orchestra and
choir will furnish music for the
occasion.
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Public Notice 10 Contractors

Notice is hereby given that sealed bid
will he received at kellerville until z
O'Clock 2. on the LIST day OF July, 1905
for the erection OF a school house in
HARRISON township at Kelerville, Dubois
county, Indiana, according to plans and
specifications that can be seen in my
Office, the right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
JoHS l.. HAEDER, Trustee.
Dated June u, ly05.-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-16

~ Takahira- boom-de-aye, the
Jap Representative at Washing
ION, d. c. is busily engaged these
days instructing President Roose-
welt in regard to Japan's peace
terms, but he has a hard job be-
cause the Japs havn't decided
just what terms will be demand
ed.
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a- The Southern had anothe

@-The Southern had another
bad passenger wreck near Golden
Gate, ILL.,, Monday night, when
the engine jumped the track and
ran down twelve foot embank-
ment taking with it eight coaches
which were all overturned The
fireman, and a man and a lady
passenger were killed and the
engineer seriously injured. One
of the men killed was a relative
Of n. B. Cummuiskey of Jasper,
and Mr.. Cummuiskey ATTENDED
his funeral in Huntingburg Wed
neSday.
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pss. Mrs. Mavme Poe has ilt

p4- Mrs. Mayme Poe has filed
suit in the Crawford circuit court
for divorce from her husband,
Elijah Poe, and asks for $4,000
alimony and the custody of their
children. They are both we'll
known here having formerly re-
sided here and their friends are
greatly surprised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-16

Tony Knable while working
at the joiner in the Desk Manu-
factory last Monday accidentally
got the ends of two fingers of his
left hand clipped off. The wound
was dressed and he will soon be
working again.
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THE TOWN S0l0nS MEET.
Mr.. Frank Joseph is Reelected
School Trustee for Three years.
Leo Spsyd Is Elected Trustee 10 Fill
the Vacancy Caused BY Phi.
Guckes' Resignation.
Fourth. Fifth and Ninth Streets
Ordered Graded.

The Board of Trustees met
last Monday night.
Reports of various committees
We're received and approved.
The engineers report on 4th,
9Th and 9th streets was received
and accepted. See adv in anoth-
err column.
On motion Mr.. Leo Spayd was
unanimously elected as trustee OF
the I'd ward to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr.
Phi. A. Guckes last month.
Mr.. Frank Joseph was elected
school trustee for 3 years, TO sue
coed himself.
The following allowances were
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-16

~The U. S. has ordered the
3 Russian vessels in the harbor
of Manila TO leave or else tie up.
We guess they'll tie up and Rus
STA will have at least three cru
SierS after the war is over.
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ScliIilcNt or SCI
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neyss II Il stains
your linen It Is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire TO
pass Il or pain in
the back Is also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-16

The COURIER advertisers are let
ting down the price bars into the
field Of bargains.
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
what 20 Do.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed. that Or. Kilmers Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fult!lls every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain In the
back. kidneys. liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. Il couecis inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
Il. or bad effects following use Of liquor.
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled TO 60 often
during the day. and 10 get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root IS soon
realized. 1t stands the hghes, for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
hyou need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery E-E
and a book tina, tells esETY<f ss:STs
more about II, both sent 4 z. . -
absolutely free by mail. Al. I 49, ~
address Or. Kilner & Home OF swAmp-Root
Co.. Binghamion. N. Y. When writing men,
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don I make any mistake, but lemen-
Der the name. swamp Root. DIR \ ilHar's
swamp Root. and the address, Bingham
ton, y. -, on e cry bottle.
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@- King Bill. of Germany, is
credited with blowing off his
mouth again, TO the effect that
the war between the European
Countries and England and the
United States is inevitable. We
admire the cratic Willie's nerve;
he wants a job on his hands when
he goes at it and it is dollars to
pretzels that he finds it, if he
hunts for it long enough. He
says he has had an inglorious
reign. He may close it ignom.
iouSly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-06-16
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and LEI 1t stand weniy-four hours, a
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lV Hoosier women to the f-ont

M HooSler women 10 tnont.
A Mrs. Conrad is building a bran
new town up in Newton county.
because she does not like the
town of Lake Village. She has
a whole lot Of good hard sense;
for of all the onery, no account
towns in the State it is our can
did opinion that Lake Village is
the worst. We've been there.
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Trustees salary, $1,000
UNDERESTIMATE, marshal, 1000
A. j. Berger, treasurer, 400
y. H. Judy, clerk, 6.67
III. Berger. civil eng, l7.55
Joseph Roelle. asst eng. 4.50
Joseph Hoffman. = " 4.50
Henry Kraft, = " 4.50
j. j. Sermersheim. work. 80
w. c. Buckley. printing. $50
Jas. ID. Written, teaming. 1880
Fred Krodel, " 7.20
Mach. Works. plumbing, 80. Sc
The Board then adjourned.
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Lexington Items.

Weather is fine people are busy
blowing corn.
Several of our people attended
the Children's Day exercise at
Portersville and reported a very
good time.
Miss Ona Traylor was the guest
of Miss Alta Lennon Sunday
after noon.
Elmer and Earl BreidenbaughI
visited at P. j. Schnarrs Satur-
day night and Sunday.
The commencement given at
this place Saturday night was a
grand success, there were eleven
graduates, and six post graduates
that spoke; they all did well
Goldie Cox received the medal for
highest per cent in the township,
and Carrie Schnarr the medal for
the best Grafton.
The grades on the grafton con-
test is as following:
Miss Ethel Thompson Y
Alta Lennon 81
Jessie Cox 49,
" Carrie Schnarr SO .
" Ona Traylor "a
" Winnie Dooley II p
The judges were:
DR.. r. A. Gray, Hon. VIM. A.
Wilson, Hon. B. B. Postelwait.
Mr.. John Kirkland and wife,
visited at Mrs. Rachel Britain:
Sunday.
Mrs. Kirkland's brother jim
Brittian and wife took supper
with her Saturday evening.
Mr.. George Harker, Mr.. Havil
lah Wineinger and Miss Carrie
Schnarr spent Sunday Afternoon
with Mr.. r. III. Mccain and wife
BLUE JAY.