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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

r. g. Reed left FrtztaT for Wen
ntrhs.. here he has taken q con-
tract 20 build q large steamer for
freight traffic on thr Columbia
river. between that city ana ufsw-
atsr. All u the lumber uand in
tie construction ~ the beat will
BE- nhipNed fHem ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

CHICAGO. June "a Seven per-
sons we're overcome by gas In a
boarding house on strand street.
South Chicago this morning Mich
ael Marcevieh ana Martha Marian
viii die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS,
IA 3 "a ANnrDa

Parlors i. 2, q. 4. S and Union
Block. one door south OF MaeDauE-
ali 4 Southwick's.
Hours 80 a. m 10 6 30 D. m. sun
day. $50 a. m. 10 ~ 30 D. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
BRuEN a BEST.
MARION BUILDING
nEEr TnE NoN.REsLDENr


-
10 !. determined 10 sen at whatever
s4eflfire. hiH
1ASTfsAKE AVENUE CORNER.
= tlae property. Good big lot Sub
-.4htiaI ufW bal IdinHH. Double
NfelpOms Eull concrete basement
Haf lighted living apa rtmeuta.
sath and halls stable. a center
uen which 70 Distribute goods over
sida rapidly growing territory.
- aehoal building clnae By. Car
- II waited. n siding and sta
- iixbt on the ground. Nothing 80
klstnislnE. - easy 10 buy. among
~ otertnRs. An exchange would
= eonsidered a business-iIks pr. =
-sl1n Tor q purchase will ~ acs
x.ed Come. take keys. lock over
nuilalunH- FaIue around tfb00.
wanted. We vii find tenant on
ftHfai
CHARLIE sOMEHs COMPANY.
W. Alaska Building. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
fst s.l.-R.sl 1.'e'.- es"',s.
Capitol HliIl
EddlidfOm
Division
No. .
Investigate
Then BUY
Everybody
.s,rsh ~ hdut sits should look
= - az Narlaua locations ana make
sir SELECTIONS a soarve nt profit and
r.sasure
Likes

- ats4fkea enter into the solution q
- - home prahIem rhis h natural
ra Il alan tho FfaH0M why We DC
- an select "a certain leention and
- H fhf same i4hnufhund Thus
a fasi and wise RnAlnhNCE
- an given a wtio rNnEu 60 severn
eur cheites
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

A summer luxury. We viii fur
nish yea with the newest styles the
matknf affords at 900 aud ii50
each. +. y. brooks 3 Co. 1871 "a
Ave-. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

Evening Boata 20 Alki Point To.
night.
Leave Seattle Ftyer dock coo.
Gszb. 7sa0. 500 ana + 80 .. IA. Re
turning from Aiki Point, 9.a0, 10 30
ana II 30 =. m. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

Prot. Knox third lecture tonight
AZ FcFu hall. How To Select a Part
unr.~ 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
SPECIALS FoR NET WEEK

~ NNFN~W VT NN~tH
Good White Lead. pound .... o He
Soft. $500 Cotton Hose. "a $500
25-ft. f2.B0 Cotton Hose. 81 91.To
6a-n. 1900 Cotton Hose. x IN. $500
soft f3.B0 Hubber Hose. y IN.
ssstsssssstssss $50 STU
t0-ft. $500 Cotton Hose. s-f-in..s
sssssssssssss $500 HAsu1
tfa2h Neauviua SprinklerH "a. loo
TOO Busy Hprinklers ....s.....T0e
100 strap Bhoveis and Spades 60e
Ash Barrels. ....... $3.50 20 1925
All our WheeibarfowH greatly re-
duced.
Jack screws for rent, Toe per day.
Don't buy a washing machine an
"a you have looked at the %. X. We
are selling lots of them. Price 49,
$500 down. 800 per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
REFRESHING
DRINKS

You will find AZ our soda fountain
all OF the popular drinks and some
that arr mixed BY our expert dia-
penser that can be obtained nowhere
but here. II you have a liking for
a certain mixture and have been un-
ahls 70 gat Il elsewhere. come here
and ws can and will be pleased 10
serve you. Wholesome creams. tees
and shesbets. and fruits ia their
season.
IT PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
- INIn nIaINENl

And lnta an atraeiit aohame. CLOSE %
iakr and cas- tue. % anod street IN
active Er12iuH center. Nicely
equipped ntegtroun1i atarkeui toHf
living ruumH In FNAFs hAndaumg
apartments. hall nNerheada Nuad
mss A ntU THING FOR "a little
mooney 81. Sn A ptFt 20 e down
the remainder un AgiNMMNuAfe
INA TERMS rhia r. a property that
viii quickly paw lor ITSELF. and sure
M and rapidly HfmW Ia value
CHARLES aOMEHS COMPANY,
t1i-a Alaska building, "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

'MffNfN FnNrEWN MlNurEA'
Ride of the Alaska buildings cosy
Httiu huuu GA ono az tho nicely built
uu residence Streets car Hnu5 cement
Hidnwaika5 ali improvements made
A pretty Tee Ia inWnt fruit finNNfHt
HuuE h0naGs threp large ruama.
pufthea, steelc IN che rear. faf tlua0
A HACkttWE
CHARLES slNERR COMPANY,
rffa AlHaNH Uuftainu "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
At Ballard

ballard real estate received am
other boom Friday when the Mr.
Way uoleom Lumber company pur-
chased a plot OF ground a00xso0
feet near the baseball Srounda FOR .
consideration af $4,000.
The company will hulld "a plan
ing mill on the plot and use the
remaining ground for yards.
The mysterious stranger who re-
Gently bought 10 much property
facing Shilshote avenue has disap-
pcared. and the Inhabitants are atill
coaiufiue as 60 whether he was
representing a corporation who IN
tend e. locate Some new industry
here or was only Specializing. He
asked ua qucationH. didn't try 20
beat down prices, and Il looks a.
~ he caught the people mapping, az
he secured a number of choice lots
az very low prices.
Following the dog show comes
an animal show at the baseball
grounds sunday. tho Eiisa and
Easiea being on exhibition for a
purse 81 500 10th teams are very
swift on their feet. and rafting
good game Il looked for The um-
plre has announced that gum chew
ing Will not be tolerated in the first
three rows OF reserved seats. and
n the youns married women desire
90 learn the tastes. habits ana IN
come. n any. or the players on
either team they vii be given a
sworn statement containing the ped
iEree az any Of the handsome young
men.
only a few % the counciimen
turned out % the meeting Friday
uiaht. 50 they were unable to trans.
act business. as n quorum was not
present
The committee Of the whole. %
fhe city council. will hold = meet
ing tonight 20 discuss the question
OF putting electric lights at the In
teraectlona of all improved streets
A large gang Of men are clearing
up shllshole avenue. preparatory to
grading and planking.
The Ladies' Home Mission 80
elety. Of the Methodist church. gave
= surprise luncheon At the home Of
Mrs Matthew'S this afternoon. the
occasion being her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Weaver. who
Were united In marriage Last sunday
morning. are now az home 10
friends az their nsw hons IN West
Seattle.
The contract win be let for the
dredging % ballard hsrhaF a. soon
as the secretary OF war approves the
rlana II has been officially nm
nnuncsd that no mere work VII b
dome on the canal thin year Money
remaining from last years harbaF
appropriation cannot be used upon
the canal waHk when Il il started.
although the haFbaF improvements
cuur under the canal bill aa shit
shnie bar n the outlet af the Hea
esnaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
Evening Boats to Alki Point To-
night.

Leave Seattle Flyer dock OF.
rs. 7.9o. 3 90 and s 30 p. m. re
turning from AK Point. $50. 10 30
and ii3o .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

Cabinet Photos. ft00 per- doren.
Ashley siIsaio. 1915 First Ave. Open
Sunday form I Ca D. IN go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
Flill
HddidiOm
Division
Mo- 8

hvites your attention. challenges com.
naFiaan ard eumnFtitton. EtVaa fWasl
saiae Ter every dollar Invested. look
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24
Division
No. 6

- public buildings Of any kind VII
sYef be built thofcs none but aiuE ie
awefiink houses
4 wi have ever aWmfd 4 home and
had Il spoiled ~ = cheap apartment
kansa next door. you viii appreciate
lha advantage af our fsstrEC lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

tAhf.fss aOMEHs COMPANY.
W. Alatka Building. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

Les saxtss - NsxifS prices ranging
fsons $50 t. & -. terms building
rssfrfrttsna fraaa s. aea q - M utth
al houses same distance back fram
TIE street tf-feas alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-24

spiNNINo's SATISFACTORY
STORE. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-08-01


Il n time when ~. hen vor,,
~i,, and enables him ia make
so 30 on 100 chicks in June or
July. for which in Srn,cmher
he would probably pet only
.bou, $3.50 after having three
months additional food biil.
Sine the hro,acr a,c.,;o,
has hcr, sor.ca .r1 h;'La
,n raised war, s,~~os.s,,,t,.:,
,rn,,.r ,h~ m..
, ,r,so, y .,o,,t.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-08-01
Standard Bred Poultry

,rh. r,;.;,g NJ s,,,d,r ,Ynt
,o,,,,r or The farm - ;,s, ms,
o~ccu,v;pg ere,, dr,, nj s,,-.
,rd ~.,,.,,;o, :, Ill c,,,,,r, ,,s
farm ,,,.ru q, !, - ,o,,d ;,.,
,s dex;r,h,c % r,;sc = h;.h
grad. n ,o,,i,rv i, !. !, r,,,Ic
hovs sheen mr. horace Reau,
the r,,;o n o,os, -
g,oa ,o,,,,r tbs, ;,.,.,,;,u
clio. ,yaa,xad -, , farm n,
-. .,,o.. 80, r.,-o.rn.
=. -. .,:-,m
81, !. h,unx ,...,o.
.,.,,m.,
,..,,
- ~
-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-08-01

This then brings another set oi
people to the iron, who make i,
4 business to breed only tho
pcst and advertise IN the poul-
~ purnals. Today there arc
thousands OF farmers and their
wives who make up this vast
Number. and rightly so. for is
he iarm raised chicken tina, ha~
opportunity to grow 10 It's best
maturity and highest develop.
ncnt. Then there's ano,her
'eaiurc that il today the most
pronounced success 10 aid the
poultry ~raiscrs. Tha, is the in
.ubators aud breeders. How
locs the incubator benefit The
tarmcrt
First. /, enables him 10
.tart his chickens absolutely
rec from lice that otherwise
would stop their growth aud
ause the death OF large mum,
1crs.
Second. /, cares Tor all the
'ggs that arc incuha,cd, none
icing broken by hens.
Third. II saves the time
otherwise lost IN feeding aud
busting tho hens. cleaning nests
md removing broken eggs.
Fourth. II permits him 10
.,art the htoody hens LAYING
again. ins,cad OF wasting three
weeks sitting on eggs.
Fifth. |, guards agains, the
loss OF the high priced si,,ings
Of eggs which the hen may have
refused To ii, upon after a dav
or two OF incubation, thus spoil
ing them.
Sixth. |; prevents the mul.
iipllca, on ot lice IN the fowl
house OF barn. where the hens
would si,.
Seventh. II may be operated
IN his own residence. where his
wife has an easy access to i, in
al wcathcrs. 40 saving her time.
guarding her health and sweet.
cning her temper.
Eight. II hatches the chick
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-08-01

ment. Never in the history o.
America have there been such
prices paid for poultry and egg.
az IN the pas, six or seven
years. That there NAV be ar
,Tcrproduc,ion no one need fca,
20 long ~ II population keep,
,n The increase. and with the on.
million or more ut immigrant,
added 10 OUT population annual
". There ~ Il demand for NOR.
than the supply. both 10 egg,
and Tor poultry a. meat. The
standard bred fonl under III.
$;rictcSt test condition at IN.
various experiment station.
throughout the states have dc m
onsiratcd TO the satisfaction q
all who read the reports thai
the cgg yield, with proper car,
and food. can easily be doubled
and with certain varieties trcblcd
The city market demand ~ 10,
poultry weighing from three and
\ half io six and n hall pounds
dressed. This causes \ dc.
maud for The America breeds.
such a. Wyando,ic~. Plymouth
Rocks and LcRhorns, a. these
breeds each have from four 10
six different varieties alt haying
their foundation we'll laid 10 re.
produce Themselves in torn. and
each OF its plnnagc peculiar To
itself. every taste can be salts.
fed without a sacrifice q. pro.
ductivcncss. beauty aud prac.
teal usc.
These varieties kept exclu.
sivcly on the farm. soon cause
comment and interest in n
ncighborhood, and very soon +,
demand Tor eggs and stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30
Passing Him Up.
Cleveland plain Dealer.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
Judge, wish you'd make my SEN
tence as light as possible
Thirty days"
But, judge, I'm the man who writes
all the hot weather advice for the syn
dictate papers. and"
Three months"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

The following story is not one =
touching that period during which 4
captain Tyrrell was connected I
with the United States secret serV- =
, ice, except in so far that the de- I
nouement came after he had en- 4
tered that service. Il Is, therefore. Z
history with which the govern :
ment had no connection. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

Copyright, 1905, by Marion C. scheit-
linz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-30

The next secret service story will be
The Winnetka Murder Case which
will appear next Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
Joseph Erich Dead.

While tearing down an old
mousse on the Henry Fritch farm.
about 2 miles north of town. on
Tuesday the roofof the porch fell
unexpected cat.h'ng Joseph
Fritch underneath and severly
hurt his spinal cord and also
breaking his left leg. Or. J. =.
Salb dressed the wounds and
every thing possible was done
for the injured man but he died
at 6 p. m. Wednesday.
Deceased was farmer Of
cambridge tp.. IS years old. he
leaves q wife and , Children. his
aged mother. several brothers
and sisters and n host of friends
TO mourn his death. Ills remains
will be buried lii ST. Joseph 5
cemetery Saturday morning. f..
Nollmer being the undertaken in
charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
Butter Contest.

~ the creamery contest held
the Purdue University July ;,
.4f Meddler. OF the Jasper
lcamery secured on butter sub
m'tied by him score of 30. 1t
would have been larger, but the
experts declared that il was made
rom milk which had not been
properly cooled after milking.
WIS Is the fault of the patrons
Nho bring the milk to the cream
Cry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14

To crafty his desire to smash
a record" a California miner,
bearing the honored name of
Walter Scott. used some OF the
money that he had dug out OF
Funeral Mountain. on the margin
of Death Valley. to get from Los
Angeles to Chicago several hours
quicker than the journey had ever
been made before. AS he had
the money the Santa Fe officials
were willing to accommodate him
with a train, gave him a clear
track and he raced through towns
and cities from one end Of the
trip to the other regardless of the
convenience and safety of other
people.
Scott SAYS it is his bushes 10
smash raj road records. IN
cidentally. OF course. he may
smash other things such tnties
as wagons and carriages and the
speed laws of cities and towns.
With the gold yielded III Funeral
Mountain he is given chance to
make merry. With Death Valley
behind him and not before he
doubtless feels that he has cause
for rejoicing. But somehow a
doubt arises as to where the mlh-
lie is benefited in proportion to
the risk to which It is subjected
for MIR SCOTS amusement Ii
is not claimed that the extra0rdi-
nary undertaking was for any
purpose other than the fun and
the excitement of it and Scott.
desire TO reach the East as quick
IN rs possible in order that ne
may show the sports now to
spend money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
lie ORIGINAL.

rosy a %, Chicago, originated
and Tar as a throat and ung
'ly, and on account OF the great
NJ and popularity Of toley's Honey
lai many imiia ions are offered ioi
genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey
'' iAf and refuse any subsi tute offered
"' her preparation will give the
+. .e -atsiacunr. II il mildly laxative.
.gNlalns o opiates and il safest fpr
,,,IlNfon and delicate persons. Sold by
Aaiiu FREEDMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
Doctors SAID he WouIo not 1.-Two.

feier Fry, Woodrua, Pa, write,
after focioring for two wears wi the
pesi physicians IN Waynesburg, and still
g'nn- worse, the doctors advised ne if
Nai any business ID attend 20 had
letter attend 10 II at once, ~ | could not
pF'Nly 1--we another month az there
N's no cure for me. Foleys kidnc@
we was rccOmms nded 20 me by =
lend snd Immediately sent my son 10
,Ae Store for it and ai;er taking three
.'li'r' ! began 10 yet better and con-
NN ltl io Improve until | vas entirely
Well. Sold bv Martin Freedman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14

Leona Cecilia. age ? years. )
months. and - days. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Harrison
OF Iialeyvillc. Indian Ter. died
at the home Of Mrs Woods on N.
Clay St.. Wednesday July II. in
torment in St. Mays cemetery
at Huntingburg. Thursday July
Is.
Mrs. Harrison is a sister OF
Mrs. Pickhardt and Mrs. Cum
miskey and will be remembered
by many of our citizens as Mrs.
Elder wife of the late Robert
Elder who died at Huntingburg
about 10 years ago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
BASE Ball.

The Huntingburg Boobies
being onto their job threw up the
game at Jasper last Sunday and
with the throw up also went the
so called championship. The
Athletics of Evansville came up.
however, and made it interesting
for the Reds. Very interest.
ing. Score Z to ? in favor of the
Athletics.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
The Town Dads Meet.
Leo F Spsyd Takes His Seat a. The %
Ward Member.

The Town Trustees met in re-
gular session Monday night.
Pres. Better being absent. John
LOrey was made President pro
tenn.
Leo +. Spayd was sworn In as
memncr from the ID Ward.
4 contract was made with the
Dubois county Telephone Co..
whereby the Telephone Co.. is 10
place IL new poles l5 feet long
on West 9Th street To be used for
both the Telephone Co.. and the
Electric Light wires.
! communication was received
from the Cumberland Telephone
Co.. stating that they would
change theirpoles as soon as they
could get the poles and asking
Trustees 10 let them have add
tional time.
The petition of w W. Outlet.
Leo jain ct al. asking the town
to arrange some way to remove
the water at 10th and Clay SITS. (,
was passed.
1t was ordered that 4th K 9th
streets be graded according to
established grade.
Ordered that Saunders Civil
Engineer make estimate of costs
on north Main st.
The Marshal was ordered to
notify all persons to trim trees
hanging over sidewalks
The Electric Light report was
approved and the Water Work
report rejected.
Leo F Spayd was appointed a
member of the Water Works
committee.
Trustees Spayd. Burke and
Nollmer were appointed to in
vcstigatc sidewalks on Sth st.
The following allowances We're
made.
Board Of Trustees salary SO 90
f Nonderschmitt marshal 400
A. j. Berger Treasurer 1900
J. H. Judy Clerk 7.67
Andy kress w W. Supt. ?
months 400
VIM. Coffee tcaming 6.31
Mat Lampert 1000
Tpbt, Colon. - ia OD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14

tinv Miss Kraus Of Louisville.
iS visiting relatives In Jasper.
Ess. Aryen Kueken. OF Hunt
was in town this week.
"a Rev Philip is spending his
vacation in ST. Vincent, rs.
sns Lots of Black-herries in
Jasper this week at 10 to II c
per gallon.
rsR- Ben Morgan, a prosperous
farmer Of Nelpen was in Jasper
Wednesday on business.
ss Tom Bryant has sold his
street sprinkler TO f. G. kuebleI
who will continue the business.
iar Miss Emma Greene. of Ire
land has been spending tie week
in Jasper
RAJ Mart Friedman is home
from New York City visiting bis
mother anG other relatives
Har Chas. Schneider the base
ball catcher left Wednesday for
his home in Cloverdalc. Ind.
GO fO ~on1eluan' for r.ilr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
baiRbrid1e Township teachers

me following young ladies
Y been appointed teachers in
1ralhbrdge township: Carrie
y N.idmhach, Rose Fink. Rose
sS..einhauser. Bessie Greene. Rose
plck. Anna Klein. Nellie Miller,
T nd Amelia Schulties. Three
poses ! an Annie, Amelia, Carrie,
Bessie and Nellie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14

Mrs Frances J.. ~alps, OF Missouri
Valley. la. writes II have been afflicted
with kidney trouble five wears had
severe pains IN my back and "A frequent
desire to urinate. When riding expe-
r'cnced much pain over the region OF the
kidneys. I tried five pht sicians with ut
benefit and then concluded totIy Foley :
Kidney Cure. After taxing three : 90
bottles was completely cured" Sold
bv Nartin friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
C. 4. R. REUNION.

Arrangements have been mad.
70 hold a grand reunion OF the
Old Soldiers at Calumet Lake ON
August Sth. 9th and 10th. 1865
All G.. A. K. Posts are cordially
invited TO attend and have a
pleasant time on the shores O.
the lake. For particulars adj
dress Ph. J. kunkel, Jasper, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
VICTORIA MILLS

We are informed that Mr.. c.
Eckcrt has sold his interest in
the Victoria Mills to Messrs Welp
and Stemle who will continue to
conduct the business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14

- Atty Wellman, of Evans
Vile. Senator Milburn. w. f.
Heckman and j. Z. Huther start
81 out Wednesday afternoon to
lay Tor the right of way for the
extension of the Southern to
French Lick. we are informed
That they are receiving encour-
agement from nearly every one
ana So for have not had any
trouble with any Of the farmers
along the proposed route.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
Cured Of Broht's Disease.

Mr.. kohcri g.. Burke, EinOra. \. Y
writes Before started % use toies
Kidney Cure had q gstup from trelv.
20 twenty times 2 Risht, and ! rss n
hloaied up With aroFs ~ and NY eyes XII
va. se impaired J could sc4 rcely go one
OF nv family across the room. had
given NJ hope OF living. when a frienl
recommended Foley's kidney Cure
One 80 cent bottle worked Aonders an
before had taken the third bottle hs
drcpsv had gone. A. We'll - ali other
sym io4ns u Brght'- disease Sellhs
Martin .-reidman
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Whoop en- up boys.

sss- keath Dagan. highly re-
spected and president Of a Trust
Company. drank poison and died
July II. He left a letter stating
that he was a thief. having stolen
$500, OO0 from the company he
was president Of. The woods is
full Of these well dressed. well
fed. highly respected thiefs this
year. A few 90 to Jail to be
pardoncd out later and a few
commit suicide. The rest makes
before they get found out.
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Paiska township Teachers.

Lydia Partenheimer. n. Won
Cox, Chas. H. Fisher. Mamie
Ssilwell. Sarah Hartke. Chris W.
Parks. c. f. Aufderhar. Verona
Steinhart and Geo. W. Fisher.
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rs. JOS. Gerber, Martin Eek
stein. Geo. Roclle and VIM. Lue-
GERS left Monday morning for
q III days visit at White Sulphur
Spring i'm Crawford.
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Ia The venerable mother Of
County Assessor kuper died al
Ms residence last Saturday July
S. mterment in st. Henry 5 Gem
eey Monday july 10.
May She rest ln peace.