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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
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RIGHT KIND OF SPIRIT.

The right kind of spirit prevails be-
tween employer and employees of the
Cotton Belt railroad, as is shown from
tie following:
There is peculiar condition Of
affairs existing on the Cotton Belt rail
road" said an observant gentleman,
and when asked to explain said:
well, in the first place, there is a
feeling of friendship existing between
the men and the officials as nowhere
Use. What l mean is this On all
reads there is a certain amount of
friendship existing between a large
number Of The employees and certain of
the officials This is as it should be.
But on the Cotton Belt this is true to
fena arkable extent. Every conduc-
tor. engineer, fireman, brakeman and
sthEr e-.ploycs are solicitors for bus
mess. This is a fact have learned
from special personal observation.
Every man works for the best inter-
est of the road. On other lines the
employees also work fer the best inter
est Of the system. But there it is an
abstract proposition. With the Cot
ton Belt il is reduced t. a personal
affair and every man does all he can
to aid the management"
The emplOye who does not take a
personal concern in the welfare Ct his
employers business to talk for it and
work for it as if it We're his own does
net earn the salary he receives. 1t
is the Indifference of so many en-
ployes for the better interests of their
employers that keeps them reduced in
the ranks. The employer naturally
promotes those employees who show by
their loyalty to their employer that
they are deserving of promotion.
The employe who has no higher aim
than merely to perform as few duties
as possible to enable him to draw his
salary, will always remain at the bot
tom of the ladder and will never be
more than very ordinary hewer of
wood and drawer of water. He will
always be doing the drudge work
while his fellow employe who is more
considerate of his employers interests
will pass right on away from him to
more lucrative and responsible posi-
.ions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

ordinance has made it misdemeanOr
tor anv one to permit sWieelers" on
the premises, thereby striking at the
root Of the evil and setting an intelli-
sent example to other communities.
The ordinance reads as follows:
ANY cne on whose premises is
found a barrel. tut or other vessel
pond T peel containing wieg. ers. such
persons shall be fined s. for each
offense or five days in Jail; and when
parties are charged more than orce
with having ponds or pools on their
premises containing wigglers, the same
shall be ordered drained by the may
or; and upon the owner Of the pond
OF pool failing to comply with this or
Ger, the mayor shall have such pools
y ponds drained or have same oiled
at the expense of such owner, and said
owner be condemned to serve five
days in JAIL
Clinton is one of the most progress
i've towns in the state, and like nearly
every community in louisiana and
Mississippi, has declared for national
control of quarantines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

st. Louis, Mo, Sept %, 19o5.-All
Interested: Beginning Tuesday, Oc-
toher 3, 1905, and continuing until fur
tier notice, tourist sleeping car viii
be placed in service on trains numbers
/ and 2 between St. Louis and Pine
Bluff twice month as follows:
Southbound Leave st. Louis on
train No. l at 9:55 p. m on first and
third Tuesdays Of each month-home-
seekers excursion dates.
Ncrthbound. Leave Pine Bluff on
train No. 2 at 1:25 D. m. first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Berth rate between st. Louis and
Maiden 81. Campbell 81, Paragoula 81,
Jonesboro 81. Brinkley s1.25, Claren-
Gon $1.25 Stuttgart s1.50, Pine Bluff
s1.50
In requesting berth reservations pas
sensers should specify whether tour
at" or "standard' is desired.
E. w. LaREAUME,
G. P. and T. A.
r. H. LANG,
A'G. P. and T. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

each county. SAYS the Jackson Even
ing News. A lady who owns the land
has a garden full Of valuable vege-
tables afl while she may gather them
on the Yazoo county side OF the line,
she can net reach over and gather any
on the Warren county side, for the
quarantine station is near her home,
a guard is constantly on duty. To make
matters harder, her eottOi> houses and
gins are on the Yazoo county side,
while the cotton field is on the other
and if the hands go across to pick the
staple they can not recross until 10
days have elapsed. 1t is needless to
say that this particular lady is eX-
ceedinely anxious to see these restric-
tons removed. Of course there would
be no more danger of her contracting
yellow fever from the vegetables grow
ing on Warren side than on the YaZoo
side; nor from having the cotton
picked from the Warren side than
from the Yazoo side Yet should she
do so, she would violate a quarantine
law and subject herself to fine and
Imprisonment.
So far as known the mosquitoes
from the Warren side have not been
barred, but in certain sections of the
country they have not yet heard the
news, published several years ago and
proven at New Orleans, that the mos
quito is the special agent of yellow
jack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

ulation available fer the physical l2-I
bor of empire building is not sufficient
Hor is it suitable for the work. The
south needs laborers in the fields and
in the factories and in the mines.
Just now we are getting a consider
able number cf Immigrants, but it Isl
not generally considered that they arel
of the desirable kind New Orleans
is making strenuous efforts to get an
immigrant station similar to that at
Ellis Island, the main purpose il. view
being to facilitate The landing Of
Italian and other s~uth of Europe
immigrants who would find their way
to the south by means of the steam
ship lines running direct to the Cres-
cent City.
Now, the south is not enamored with
the Italian immigrant. The Italian
immigrant was not to be blamed for
the introduction and spread Of the yel-
low fever in the south this year but
that does not mean that the Italian
is desirable as an immigrant. There
are other reasons why the south is
not disposed to banker after the immi
grant son of Sunny Italy.
Tie Italian does not direct his en-
ergies to those lines of industry that
need attention for the upbuildi2e os
II r1y kA
plantation only long enough to get
him a pack. when he takes to the road.
He las been tried in the lumber mills.
and the ST. Louis Lumberman recently
contained symposium of opinions
from leading lumbermen showing that
as a mill hand he is not much better
than the negro, and the negro is al
most worthless.
We repeat, the south needs immi-
grants. but the Italian kind is net
what the south needs 1t needs the
thrifty German, the Scandinavian,
even the Pole and the Frenchman.
If the assembled governors shall
c0nsi2er the immigration problem in
that aspect, if they shall devise 4
method whereby the tide of desirable
immigrants can be turned in this di-
rection they viii have performed
va bic service.
The south wants these reigners.
Tie south can assimilate them in al.
NEST unlimited numbers The south
Offers work for them in the mines.
&c cries and plantations. For such
If tham as want to acquire their cwn
far37s, the south offers better lands.
fairer climate. and ali On easier terms,
than they can be gotten elsewhere on
tie western hemisphere today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
"YELLOW FEVER CRABS"

The Hattieshurg Progress prints a
story from Gulfpcrt which is lone on
the quarantine guards who had been
set to watch certain house where a
"suspicious case was located. The
suspicious case happened to be .
small boy who rebelled at conf c.
ment and who quietly slipped away
and went Grabbing AS he returned
tGWard the house the guards met him
ard told him not to enter as III re
was a very dangerous yellow feva:
case inside.
'I'm the case" said the small boy,
and I want to go home and give NY
f@ahs to tho cool. - ycu want so .
crabs?, he added Advancing toward
the guards.
"Hey, you cit bac1, there yelled TIRE
guards, their gilla turning a s:cllv
yea green. I'VE don't want none C.
,aur yeller fever crabs. Scoot,"
The younester laughed in high elee
nd as he "scooted" he flung a hand
fnl Of crabs at the trembling pair.
"Lcok out" he yelled, "thoso ar2
mosquito crabs # they bite you yau'H
die of yellow feyer."
The next day the ban had been TAX
en- off the residence and the young dis
eipla of Isaac Walton was allowed to
resume his fishing uninterrupted by
eanicky yellew fsyer guards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
THE BRIDGE PROPOSITION.

On next Monday a committee OF
citizens will appear before the Jefter-
son county 1evying court to ask an
appropriation of $25O,O00 for free
bridge across the Arkansas river al
Pine Bluff.
is for a bridge for railroad and
and wagon traffic, and also foot
bridge, which puts the proposition
favorably before the court and before
the people. The Graphic has not fav-
ored the bridge propositions hereto
fore presented because it meant on
ly bridge for traffic exclusive OF rail-
roads, and the Graphic does not be-
lieve a bridge for local traffic only
would be sufficient advantage to war
rant the necessary outlay of money,
but bridge for railroad traffic also
would mean bridge for every pur-
pose for which bridge may be used.
If the building of a bridge means
the gain of railroad for Jefferson
county as a competitive line to the
Gould lines, the money invested in d
bridge would be well spent, and if
an appropriation is made by the
county for bridge, it should be for
one which may be used for every pur
pose for which it may be required.
It should not only be open to all kinds
of local traffic, but to every railroad
which desires to use it.
A bridge of this kind coull be made
tC pay for itself, and after it had paid
for itself would realize an annual in
come for the county. but a bridge no
utilized for railroad purposes coult
not be thus made to pay. Let ths
railroads using the bridge pay stip
ulated sum for each passenger an,
for each ton Of freight hauled by The
railroads across the bridge. Thes'
tolls from the railroads would pay
sum sufficiently annually 10 make th'
bridge a good investment or the par
of the ceunty, and at the same time
be free to local traffic.
One railroad is already promise,
if the bridge is built and the bridg,
would be an inducement for othe
roads to some.
If the levying court can secure eyel
the railroad by the buildin
of the bridge, the court ca,
well afford 70 make the az
preparation. A railroad f a the mort
would deYelop that postica Of he cour
ty On the north side ct the river t
so great an extent that bridge fo
local traffic would become a necessity
and the bridge would be here to NEE
that necessity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
IMMIGRATION TO TIE SOUTH

When The conference of southern
governors called to meet at Chatta-
"ooea shall take up the subject of in,-
migration. which is one Of the tonics
nentic ned il the cal for the meeting.
what particular branch Of the subject
will come mp fer consideration? For
il is a large subject. that of for
ci2n IMMIGRATION. and the south has
interests IN it which are peculiar to
this section.
/ is be presumed that the sub-
les cf Immigration as it affects the
7oHth Deculially viii be considered,
as this is to be ? conference Of south
m governors.
Sentiment is nrajty generally in IA
4er of The restricting of imnlieration
% the extent Of freezing aut he pan
rer and criminal classes of Europe.
We have eHau&h criminals cf cur own
to look after without forming cur
selves into q refuge for fugitives from
the penal colonies Ct the old world
her was tine perAags when TIE
csf -2eree If s.aeriea we So an
pie as TO afford room Ter eyerybosg
:'tau, sist.g9 @aH.rT
. aa-sr the 1s. Buc taat is ne
le2ser the ease. The natural increase
- chs native population q America
would suffice to homestead all tn.
Iemaining public lands N this coun
Try in the course Of a generation ol
two.
md vzt in fsration Is neede# u
81 CSC csI il lie south. /
/ tfy cai4s lor tae elnp4oy naent oi iarse
| numbers OF hands, and the native poc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
ARKANSAS ON TRIAL.

u the Eres n senatorial contest IN
Arkansas. the Memphis News- -Scimitar
SAYS Arkansas is on trial, which is
+Tl!e- and the opinion expressed by the
<ews-Scimitar is the one held by the
Il" pie everywhere outside the state.
Gov Davis is known in every state
il the union as a demaeoeue of the
most pronounced type. He is not re-
Garded as sincere man, and we Of
the state of Arkansas know that he is
Yet. He utilizes everything upon
which he can lay his hands to fur
t, or his political ambitions He has
r4ixed politics into everything at all
under his control. He makes his
e3npaigns notorious for abuse. He is
Il t satisfied with abuse for his direct
opponents for office. but sets himself
up as dictator to name the nominees
for other Offices, and abuses those he
desires defeated. It is true that Ar
kansas is en- trial, the News-Scimitar
very aptly stating it as follows:
''The state of Arkansas is on trial
before the country in her present
election contest. What will the ver-
Gict be? That depends on the people
themselves. Gov. Davis is seeking
the office of United States senator
one of the hisest and most distinguish
Cd positions in the nation. Senator
Ferry wants to succeed himself Davis
@mpaien is one Of ahF'ee vitunaration
and scandal. Senator Perry preserves
-he even and dianified tenor of his
way. TIE people of Arkansas must
choose N7tween the two and the re-
Mt Of their choice must determine
their status in their own ewes and in
the eyes Of the country II is up
to The people and they mus decide"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
SUNDAY, OCTOBER I, 1905.

Mr.. H. B. Pryor, manager OF clrcu'
loticn of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
neribers failing to receive their papers
oorperly, will confer a favor upon this
Aepartment by reporting carelessness
NJ failure to deliver at once. Phone
nd &c; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
TnE, NEW WAYERLY hOl11.ll
AND BATH E4J5E.
HOT sqRl1,U5, Arkansas. ).

When tHls .-as eat"6llshgd nous'
rebuilt. it aas sap p.;.9e ""'i All t'-"'
srn appliances and convenlences' aho
is excelied III d s0.4e!Ae..la my "
lie !asae ho5-.s--Ar'inGtOh -"
E-astgaan-anl is without a SUPER
in Defnt If conduct and tone.
1t cater sonly to tirst-class people
20 whom is quiet excellence retoF
mends it.
ia connection with this .0Jel al
Under the same roof, there is an ele
.ant bath house finished in itaiial
nartje porcelain tubs, tile fees prop
erly ventilated and complete With al
the latest appliances. This h1f'
house gets its water from and is au
rhorlzed by the u S Government
Management will be most happy q
meet these who may favor them wit
their patronage and promise rhe!
best efforts n MA .ing your visl
pieasan, and Dtuefcial. Our sum n,''
-r..x are now On
l.. r CAIN, 7annger
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
f9Rr WlLt. = ATTENDED TO.

LAT Viii. =, ATTENDED TO.
pine Bluff is talzins about brilding
. flee bridge across the Arkansas riy-
fr. T the Pine 3l9fians want street
ocrs II cross this bridge they had bet
80 }ag lie trac1s when the bridge is
~ +=~iitlo Rock Gazette.
7he point made by the Gazette is
~ taIza" The day may come when
theie would be an urgent necessity
for street railway service to the north
si ie Of the river, but that such d prob
sbiiity @iD be amply provided for
taera ca9 be no doubt, as it is the in
feBtion 70 provide for transit of every
lid &C. SIS the bridge, no railroad to
re excluded. 1t is to he bridge that
67Fite railroads to this city, one
9azl already being promised in the
event Of the building OF the bridge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

70 wait until the harvest tt~ea al
rives before sowing the seed has ney,
er been found productive Of crops.
and The merchant who waits until the
rash commences before alrertisine
should not feel disappointed II as
wiser competitor gets the trade
Mansfield q. Ne@a s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
WE LEANED ALL
ABOUT FETH

A6OOI l-GlH
In the lest dental schools in
country. then we acquired skill
experiencein years of practice NJ
We offer yu the best modern dent
ry in all ranches at moderate ra,
Tell us alut your tooth troubles.
Our off ne is newly equipped u
the lates' appliances known to
dental PRECISION. With our Nitrt
Oxide Gas Vitalized Air and Elect,
al appliaces makes Filling, Cla
st,aighteps Grown and Bridgew@
ard Exticiion absolutely painle
We are t largest dental company
The Soutl and owing to buying d
material large quantities, are i
u offer 5ieatly reduced prices III
tTanchesf dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
A QUEER QUARANTINE

Quarantine between Yazoo ami
N@ffSa e222tiss IN Mississippi has
I.~ye1 4 4.---- -. - :. ,..,.
garden and cotton plantation lying IL,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

Ne advertise the year round.-Stek
ar; Hartshorn. N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Daily Graphic.
Published by
RhE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
off1ce 800 West Barraque.
AAa w ADAMS. President
SEO. n. ADAMS, Business Manages,
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editer

THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

mntered at PostOffice at Pine Bluf.
Ark, as second class mail matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

\ FINE FOR sWlGGlETAiLs."
#5e ft1e town cf Clinton, La, has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

0 cans lof te e4royen o. large
h0efs OF haad and the native por full egomyla
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03

e. Lewis Metesser, of New
Orleans, La. who financed. and
Railroad contractor and his civil
engineers. j. a. Thompson and
Carr, were in town vonday and
Tuesday, inspecting the survey
and plans of the Ninccnnes.
West Baden and Louisville Trac-
ton Co. The gentlemen were
favorable impressed, as to the
route and expect that within a
week TO complete all arrange
ments 10 begin active work. Ex-
City Mayor Rousch of Vincennes
and Fred Chappell of Peters
burg accompanied the above en-
gineers and walked over the en-
tire line to complete final esti-
mate. 1t certainly now seems
that Jasper will have an Electric
Rad in the near future.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Curtis Cummins to Frank Zmme
: = 3 Sc ids. sec -. { p. rs, $3.50.
Phil. Noelkel tn Marg. J Braun, go
sec 3, /. RS, $500.
Manervia A. Chambers 10 FlOrilla Sur
want, l2p re- Is sec lOl5. to, 6, $500
Manervia a. Chambers to VIM. /
~uryant, 40 sec 10, >. rs, SOD
Lemuel l.. kelso 70 Zeno G. kelso. ir
20 sec 8, I i. ,, Sl0Ol.
Della +. Cray 10 Mich. Robinson y
lots - -. s., Portersville, $1,000.
Jeff. Simmons 10 Martin Simmons IS
sec -, I 3, ). 500.
NJ. A. Harhison. Guard T. Della +
Cox, lHl sec p, j. 8. 5000 G6.
NJ A. Harrison, Quart. TO Della 3
Cox, 1904 a sec p. J. B. 1888 33
Ben Rowekamp TO Henry kalb, 40 p
sec j, l,r :, $500.
John 6. Merkley 10 Frank g. MEEK
ley 80 sec n. 2,r3. $500
Chas Behiens 10 VIM II. Breiz I
sec "a, to. rs. $500.
Phil. Aulenbacher to John w. Mann
n 3 lot $. rs. Haysville, $500.
John III. Ser Fl to Owen Schneider .
sec -, l.r3, sl75.
VIM. \. Summons to Mary F. Elkins
a Sc, ~, I J. rs, $50
Rater A. Gray, admr., 10 Geo. I
Wagner, lots ~ and 3O2, Porters ill-
500
Nancy y Saalman to A. y. Rails. 10
no. ma. Biniseye, tg1.
RI J Rudolph to J NJ Popp 1t al. DO
sec =, ~, /, 3. $4,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
Report Of The Jasper Schools

South Building. for tn,
months of Sept. and Oct.
Primary room Mrs. Gutgsell
teacher. Pupils neither tardy
nor absent since school opened
Clifford Traylor, Claude Caven
der. Marie Gehl
First grade Highest genera
average: johnny Jackson Sc
Johnny Reifel s..
Second grade Oscar Dickmar
IL. Adella Bryant IS.
Intermediate room Mrs. Eek
srt. teacher. Pupils neither tar
dy nor absent for the months OF
Sept Oct a Clyde Line, Raymond
Jackman. Robert Fierste. Tolbert
Myers. Ivan Friedman. Gladys
Stewart. arl Keller
Third grade Highest genera
average: Roy Rirge 3, kath-
leen Cassidy 81
Fourth grade Emil Fischer So,
Carl Cassidy 50, Eva Lavender
50.
Fifth grade Edward Russell
81: Berney Forrest 80.
Grammar room %. +. Mosry,
teacher Sixth year ~ Sarah
Mehringer %, Adam Keller 80.
Seventh year Cleda Eckert
%. Theresa Meyers 30.
Eighth year Matilda Reifel
SO. Talitha McCarty 81.
High School-W L. Wellman
and M. A. Wilson, teachers.
First year Highest general
average: Andrew Mehringer 93.
Katherine Castrup, 81.
Second year Della Castrup 80,
Stella Outlet 90.
Third year Henry kress "a,
Lloyd Claycomb 80.
Fourth year Cecil kelso -,
Grover Kempf So.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03

Buy Karl X Weigel's ~ wool
Horse Blanket for wear and com
fort for your horse.
aas Senator L. N. Milburn this
week received from Game Com
4. /. Sweeney two pair of Mon
golian phcasants. which he viii
turn over 10 the first two farmers
who will apply for them. Per-
sons receiving them should make
galvanized wire pens of -
mesh, make bottom of galvan-
lied wire too. with some sand
sprln1led over it This viii keep
out minks and other variments.
that might infcst the neighbor-
hood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
In Time OF Peace.

In the first months Of the Russia Japan
war We had striking example cf the
necessity foi preparation and the early
AZ anlage Of those who, 50 10 speak
have shingled their roof in dry wealth
er The virtue Of preparation has NJ 3 BE-
history and given 10 Us our greatest men.
The individual as we'll a. the nation
should be prepared for any emergency
Are you nr pared 20 successfully combat
the FIRST cold You take A cold can D.
cured much more quick when t-eatec
a. soon az II has been contracted and b4
lore u has become settled in the system
Chamberlain Cough Remedy j. lameu.
Tor ils cures Of colds and 1t should d,
kept at hand ready for instant use For
sale by Martin friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
JlAa {. MCCALL
Appointed Town Attorney: Vice Vim 4
Traylor Resigned

The Town Board had a meet
ing Monday night, Pres Better
and Leo Spayd being absent,
Ferd. Vollmer was appointed
president protein.
The question of improving
Jackson street was postponed un-
til next meeting.
Hon. w. A. Traylor's resigna
ton was placed in TIE hands o.
the Board and Hon. John +. Nc
Fall was appointed 10 fiji the I'M
expired term. Tie Board re-
GREETED that Mr. Trayior could
no longer fin the position and ac-
cepted the resignation under
protest.
They appointed Geo Mehring-
er, JOS. Gerber and f. l.. Betz
inspectors for the town election
Nov. 9th. and then adjourned.
I have received another
big ini of mems working
shoes Insured for ~ months.
JOS. BUCHART.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
| am Closing out Il lot OF
Shoes at DOE Il pair.
JOSEPH BUCHART.

seA On Saturday Fred Krodel
purchased Jos Roelle's property
on Fifth st and will move into ii
Monday. Mr.. Roelle purchased
Nrs Kate Herbig's property on
Seventh st. .'and Will move into it
Monday and Mrs. Kate Herbig
will move into the Keifer proper
ty on Seventh st. vacated by
Fred krodel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03
Sehs More OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy than Of All Others
Fut together.

~ lhos George, a merchant at Mt
ign, pHiari0. says have had the
Na agency f1i Chamber in's Cough
hrmfif ever since II was introduced
Hnio canada and sell n much Of il a.
go q ail ether lines have on my
Fhrif'- pat together. OF the many doz-
m. gold under guarantee. have not
lill onr ieii.e returned can pers
Ply recommend this m, dicine as / have
AA-el I myself and given il to the chill
,itn and always with the best r. IL. =
~ SAFE nv MArtin Erielman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03

rG~The October term of Du-
pos Circuit Court came to a close
Monday Judge Ely is still sick
at his home in Petersburg and
was unable to get back so w. A.
llaylor presided as Judge till the
close Of the term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-11-03

so Edgar Traylor went 10 In
Friday 10 see the an
mlgl lndiana-Purdue football
game which resulted in a tie.
II rs II Edgar came home
Monday.