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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29
DO YOU REALIZE

the great risk you are taking in al- lowing the stomach to become weak and the bowels constipated? Serious sickness is always sure to follow. Be wise In time and commence taking
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Expert typewriting in all it's branches done at home. "Get tonight ready in morning. :" See J. E. K, Age Herald.
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<. Garret Osbourn.

l. Garret Osbourn, the 2l day old son of
 Mr and Mrs W. H. Osbourn, died Fri- day at the family residence in Leeds. The remains were inferred at Leeds yes- terday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29
THE WEATHER.

Wellington, July 2S.-Forecast for Ala hamlan Mississippi: Thunder showers suny and probably Monday; variable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29

Filling prescriptions with care and delivering promptly is our speciality. Only the purest drugs and chemicals used. GUNN DRUG CO, 2017 Sec ond ave.
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E. T. Shaw & Sons, Undertakers. Green Undertaking Company.
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I R. D. Tobien who has been roadway Fengineer of the Birmingham division of the Southern hallway at Birmingham. has
 been promoted to assistant engineer. un-
 der the chief engineer maintenance of way at Washington. D. c. MT. Tobien en- tered the service of the Southern from
 the offices of the Chicago Burlington and quincy railroad at Chicago about d year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-29

s. B. Bennett has been appointed su pernendent of the Montgomery division bf the Atlantic Coast Line, vice w. R. Beauprie, who has resigned. MT. Bennett was formerly superintendent with head lquarters at Waycross. Ga, and he will be succeeded there by R. A. McCrafhe, Superintendent of terminals at Jackson yille.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09

the railroad officials. but if the
movement is successful it will
be worth while and will prove
invaluable to the future welfare
OF our enterprising little city.
For several months past the
question OF erecting houses has
been agitated among the sbusii.
ness men Of Minot. Meetings
have beenshel and the proposi-
tion thoroughly discussed, but
for some unknown reason no
substantial results were realized
and the house proposition stands
I iTlsexactly the same place today
las itsdid when the agitation was
CONNIE aenced. .5l sSS 81 u
Certain Great Northern OIL
|cials have from time to time
called the attention OF the busi-
ness men to the fact, that unless
the city could provide suitable
houses for the railroad emp ployes
the shops would never be
brought TO Minot. Many busi-
ness men have promised to do
their share in erecting residences
but no one has, as yet, appeared
who cares to take the initiative.
Local business men say, 4 Wait
until the shops are built and
then we will build houses. =
This is the only encouragement
which has greeted the efforts Of
the railroad officials who have
taken an interest in this city,
and who would like to advance
the interest of the town.
The plans Of the new shops
have been prepared.
They are now in the hands Of
one Of the eminent local Off
scials. 81
He is waiting instructions
from headauarters as to where
they will be built.
What are the citizens Of Minot
going to do about it !?
The solution Of this last ques-
tion will be given at a meeting,
of the business men Of the city,
to be held at the G Commercial
club at 80 d clock this evening.
To hesitate means everything
will be lost.
Now is the app pointed hour and
let every business man in Minot,
attend tonight's meeting and as.
sist in landing the Great North.
ern shops for Minot.
The following is fromthe Optic.
under date Of March 3rd
The Great Northern shops to
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09
City Council
Met on Monday

The city council held its regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday
evening at the council rooms.
All the aldermen were present,
with Mayor Whitman in the
chair.
A committee Of ladies present.
ed "a petition to Mayor Whitman,
asking him to perform certain
officials acts.
Bids were opened for the old
pest house building, and it was
awarded to DR.. Rugar for $40,
his being the highest bid.
The ordinance establishing the
grades in the additions was
passed to its second reading.
Steps were taken to provide
for a sewer on Sixth street, and
a survey will be made immedi-
ately This will be used as a
main sewer for the eastern addi-.
tions, which will soon have suf-
ficient drainage. Property in.
these additions will much In
crease in value with the I'M.
provements contemplated by the
city this year.
The ordinance relating to,
street signs, and the ordinance
In regard To storing explosives
within the city limits, were laid
over until the next meeting.
The monthly bill budget was
audited and allowed. It is need
less to- say they were all care
fully scfutirlized.
An election was ordered FOR
mayor, treasurer, police gslagis-
trate and justice of the peace, asl
we'll as for an alderman iii each
of the three wards.
The city fathers then adjourn
ed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09

People who live in Devils
Lake or elsewhere who may have,
any idea that all the talk about
& the great future of Devils Lake
is merely talk, had better read
the following articles clipped
from the papers indicated. In
stead Of blowing our own horn
this week, we will let Minot and.
Grand Forks do it.
The following is from the
Minot Daily Optic, March LIST,
last:
all business and prof ofessional
men OF Minot, in fact every man
interested in the future of
Minot, is urgently requested to
Tneet5at Z 80 lock Friday night
1.-THE rooms of the Commercial
club. The meeting is called for
the purpose of deciding upon
some action VII icll must falss,
en- immed diatel lY or Minot will
lose the Great Northern shops.
Late this afternoon important
information of a vital nature to
this city's interest, was given
out by one Of the prominent
Great Northern officials to the
effect that the officials Of the
road were contempla ating the es-.
ablishment of the Great North
erns shops at Devils Lake. This
information is absolutely correct
and should receive the sober con-
sideration Of every business man
in Minot.
Tomorrow nights meeting.
will be an important factor in
the city's future development d
and no one should fail to attend.
March End, the Optic had tie
following to say:
A A stitch in time saves nine. =
MiEot is on. the verge of losing
the Great Northern shops.
Because Of the failure Of this.
city to provide an adequate sup
ply OF resid dences for the en-
ployes of Jim. 8 Hill railroad,
the head officials Of the road
have about reached a decision
which means that the shops will
.be located at Devils Lake instead
of at Minot.
II is believed, howe ever, that a ]
concerted effort on the part Of
local business men will result in
inducing the Great Northern
officials to carry out their ori-
sginal plans and establish the
shops here. Thestime is short in
which to get the matter before
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09

that the GAINESVILLE shops Of the
Great Northern are to be re-
moved to Devils Lake, is not
confirmed BY the officials Of the
i dakota division. They have
heard nothing of removal Of
shops, but have positive know
ledge that shops are to be built
at Devils Lake. ]5 y,
They do not believe that the
removal T of the shops from
BHaarnesville ! is contemplated or.
feasable. But Devils Lake will
nave bran new shops. Many
miles Of new tracks are to be
built in the yards, and as The
Evening Times exclusively an
nounced a short time ago, Devils
Lake is to be made a town Of
new Importance on the Great
Northern system, owing to the
switching of the fast through
passenger trains, three and four.
A., 4 ,sata 80 o,,+ tass ~ llls uVsr Ine
boom boom for SrD naI;,slT ~. : means Ea 2 Dig
Under date Of March 3rd. the
q !, lNuIs Is Man q tne Grand forks q >
aIla.u enI1o. giyss us announcer push as
! o1rImS M
..,,t,, lug iepors, saaI apparently Wen
aAln.llGl.Ilcageu, ala...a 3 InaI the Great
"a IL. tlSsn tun.'a.;s sl,gpsWel 1o De iocat-
- go. e. Lsslisi y sa:, EaAe, ls oI lntense IS
nfxhe .e.gsess a e. aGsaxlano1, ana . meeglng
vL.slle e eusiIess men was called
!; : I. e1,lol i, s.Ile spsrpose oI l0lscus-
sl..g ea,. , Us suoJecI ana arranging
3 |ion rM Mpl9Psr acGlon .5s, !,
I = Lile Lewis Lake 36ullalng and arldll
Lssli aaoall sassoclaslon 81 ougns 20 De g
q gSou s.ling Ior 8, sne goWn, ana
~, sa .Il..Oval. s.s y u u tne greaI Mortn,
al = th s.lvl,s z ~ y e sIlas Us clty WI add
oe - the ti,e nesu ses.t iSr S, some mssituelon
y sas svls. oussn J, an assoclagl9n, !,
pas,t aopslay ~ lnansea, u ls 19l one q tne
.,ess ne s.lss'IL'llsss ,lor the people
~ g saes q g 81 s2llgage 5s'a Z ~. \
The business men Of the city
can sum the above up, and while
we are informed that the deci-
|siOn of the Great Northern about
locating their shops here is final,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09

The Great Northern shops to be built this year in North
Dakota by the Great Northern railroad company viii NOT
be located i'm MnOf. 88s{ Sss ssE#,s 7#$5
ION the contrary these Shops which would have meant
thousands OF dollars to the business men Of the city, win
be constructed at Devils Lake. '3s
the extension OF the Anefa line to Devils Lake
and the improvements that will naturally go with The
shops the fnfure Of Devils Lake is very bright from
railroad standpoint. I" fT'saa$8sS5 .
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09
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"Ihe best drug store is the one that best.
serves its customers Our constant aim is q er;1a
every customer the best possible seryice--best in
quality OF goods; best in attention. best in pharma
ceutcal skill; best in everything that makes the
most !, satisfactory kind Of drug store Our
steadily increasing patronage is the best evidence
tnat we are succeeding in giving the best drug
store service. -
We cordially invite you to bring your Pre-
scrptlons to US, buy your Toilet Articles and sick
Room 3 Necessities Of US, and come to us for all
Drug Store Supplies that you may need
Orders BY phone receive the same careful
attention 6: as orders given in person Our free
delivery @ gets the goods to you right quick Call
20 tor drug store goods. .
Yours very truly,
A. E. HODGKINSON.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-09
OUR u T URE
|, ,O0kS BRIGHT

So Think The Sages OF The Minot Optic And
Grand Forks Herald--The Optic Man
IS Justly Alarmed at The Awakening oil
Our Business Men, And Sees The Minot|
Car Shops Treking Across Country tol
Devils Lake. Read And Digest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
CBIIgaRl S.


Yrs. Agnes Becher aye T.,
years and - lS died suddenly
Monday morning Feb y. l850f
heart failure deceased seemed
20 be IN good health anu arose at
the usual hour Monday morning
and prepared breakfast for Her
iani-daughter Miyme kreilpia
and herself and after hreaMfas-
complained III NOT ceiling very
Wei. Miss kreiiein went TO cal,
some OF the neignb ors and when
she returned her grandmother
had expired. A doctor was has
tiiy summoned. out OF nl av4i,
death had eusued
She was . higlly respected
lady and leaves one daughter
Mrs. Geo. Kreilein and a host Of
friends 10 noun her loss
Her earthly remains were laid
to rest al ST. Joseph's cemetery
" ednesday morning Feb IL.
May She rest III peace
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HALL TOW NSHIP HAPPENINGS

Sawlog hauling is all the ~.
Friedman & Agnes saw mill j.
running in full blast.
Bon 10 Mrs. Herman Hnmherr
a sweet little girl.
Gehl & Lorey saw mill * o.
the 90.
The Cumberland Telephone CO.
has a force of men at work erect
ing poles for ; lines running u
Celestine where an exchange vii.
be located
Born to Mr.. and Mr.. jos eph
Sander. jr.. a girl.
Miss Katie Dickman of Du-
bois was visiting at Mrs Jos
Riebensell last week.
Mrs. Jos Stregel is very sick
at this writing
Mr.. jos. Riebensell made q
trip to Schnellvillc last week.
Some time ago Mollie Of Coles
tine reported Uncle 10 a. lazy
1t raised the uncle up from hi.
chair and he read his paoer q
standing before he knew iin Q 81
OF all the bad hab Is th-
habit is the worst. ana
there is no sense in il hut the
gutter.
Miss Name Riebensell spent
last week at Leo Loreys near
Schnellville.
Mr.. Jos Schulz was visiting
near Jasper last week.
MIR. Jacob III. Se7g has filled
his large ice house with s inch
ice last week. That means COO
beer next summer
The Salt river men all returned
safe but R. from HuntingDurg.
The suckers had a hold of him.
UNCLE 10.
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PROF. {. N. HsSKInS
Has Been Engaged IN The Normal De.
parimenI If Vine, nnes Uniyer.
siis. Spring Term.

NncenneS University is to be
congratulated upon securing the
services of Professor Edgar n
Haskins. superintendent of the
Oaktown schools 10 teach in the
normal department for the spring
term.
Professor Haskins has wide ex-
perience as a teacher in Dubois
county and IN this county. having
been principal of the Monroe
City, Palmyra and Oaktown
graded schools.
AT present he has eleven
teachers and three hundred pu-
pills Under him. He finished the
course at the Indiana state nor
NAL three years ago. He is re-
garded as a very successsul in
structor and his work will be a
valuable acquisition at NincenneS
University -Vincennes Sun.
American Bow ling Congress Louisville
~ y = - " 30 80 AAf ~ III w SUI
on arch l6. =. Is and ~. 20, "A until
81. 1906 a, 81 50 for the round trip.
Southern Indiana teachers Association
indianapolis Ind. March 20. 80 and 81
Tickets will he sold on Malcn ~ and 80
good unit April .. at - 80 Tor the round
trip.
Meetiag OF Mission Society Methodist
Episcopal chur b. Indianapolis. Ind.
Tickets will 9 sold on Marrh u. l3 and
IA good unnl March -. 1905 At - 30 for
the roundtr !
ON Feb Gth and 10Th there will b.
cheap n way colloni-t rates TO Az
points in the west.
V. 4. CLAYcoNB, Agent.
Newspapers sc per bundel at
Ibis Office.
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French Economy.

In France, Franklin's maxim.
Take care of the pennies and
the pounds will take care of
themselves" is generally fol-
lowed. Four cents worth of
wine a day is allowed to the
house physicians in the clinics
and hospitals, and those who dc
not drink any have asked for 365
times A cents in money, which.
being 70 francs is a sufficiently
large sum for a badly paid house
physician to put into his pocket.
What picayune economiesl''
hear you exclaim. We'll, it is
these savings that make France
the richest country i'm Europe.
and when other countries are
hard up they come to France
to borrow money. Has not Bau-
din called France the bank of
Europe?'- Brooklyn Eagle.
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JASpt Z COURIER
Political ANNOUNCEMENTS.
absolutely Pure

Fe - A~lr,uncinz District Offices
~ offices 500 must De- paid Dol
%4lvance.
Hos. IS p. Cox. of Dubois County j.
Il candidate tor Congress from the 3rd
|t0nep -.lonai District OF Indiana, sub
|ef t0 ihe Democratic nominating con
%enion
WLlw U. ZFNoE j. a candidate I :
|Congres- from the 3rd Congressional
|h.tr,f % lnuiana, subject 10 the Dem
|cufc Nominating Convention.
Boma- Ira, Tor j. u candidate for re-
|-ri0n ior Presenting Attorney Of the
A lii "a Crut OF the state Of In
a-a. subject 90 The democratic primary
! aTion and the district convention
august ID kOerner j. a candidate for
kN'e Senator for the Joint district conn
s ~ nubois, Perry and Crawford
@unf.e- subject % the decision Of the
snocrailc county primary election
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lhe Eaehre.

The Euchre given by st. Fidel-
is Branch 10. 10 c. X OF A.
was a successful event and the
knights cXt nd their thanks to
Their numerous friends for the
patronage.
The following We're the prize
winners: lst ladies prize. album.
Mrs. Vim. Bockerman: "a ladies
prize. toilet set. Miss Rosa Fink:
3rd ladies prize. valentine. Miss
Mollie Schultise lst gents prize.
suit case. Geo j. Roelle: %. box
Jos. Burke: 3rd. Jar can
dy. Tony Berger.
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A Good Policy.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
If there is any chance to boom
business. boom it. Don't pull a
long face and look as though YOU
had a sour stomach. Hold up
your head. smile and look for
better things -H-e'vplr lirrfe
hal. Ua1r- and try 10 speak well Of
others. no matter how small you
may know yourself 10 be. When
q stranger drops ~. Jolly him.
Tell him this is a great CITY and
soItis Don't discourage him by
speaking Ell Of your nrghhors.
Lead him To believe he ha. ID last
found a place where gooi people
live.
Don't knock.
Help yourself along by hecom-
ing popular. and push your
friends with YOU. r. s AZ easy
Be a good fellow and soon youn
have a procession of followers.
No man ever helped himself by
knocking other people down in
character and business. No man
ever got rich By trying 70 make
others believe he was THE
ONLY. 0r the only one w no
knew anything. You can not
climb the ladder of success nv
treadIng on others corns ho.p
Oit the corns and don knock
You're not the only. There
arc others. and they have brains
and know something a. wfll 4.
YOU. There's no end OF fun
mlnding your own business. Ill
Maaes other people lNc .u.
~ one admire~ "a knuc. ar.
Don't be one. but act Wise ana
nave yoIr prnung dom "a t..l
COURIER.
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srf z with fni- iin- f t.st ace
+-t ~ south ~. nf f..tm 'or l--
tv cir-I ~ ie~ r h.s z tI- cu.nirr-
81 ~ iFN son. 0fw-lL. ln.i.
4in- a Go irria t lu.f
Z lI- ni : ilay-m.ir lpl
r. Mary rri~ler. y rf.rsvili". lni.
',ker & He amer inc. krlleIviiip lni.
line a Co. DutH.s. Ind
49,
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The following is on the rounds
Asked 10 define the word gen
t.eman. a wise old guy repliel
as follows. A man that Is clean
both outside and inside: who
neither looks up 10 rich nor down
to poor VINO can loose without
Squealing and win without brag-
gin. who Is consid rate of wom-
en-. children and old people. VIII
is too brave to lie. too generous
TO cheat and who takes his share
OF the world and lets others have
theirs.
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ar The second quarterly meet
ing of the Huntingburg charge
will be held at the Jasper NJ +
church Feb. 1918, 1906. Quar-
terly conference will be held on
Friday at ) p. m. Alonzo Medler
will act as collectorfor the present
quarter.
DR.. j. ID POUCHER. p. f..
REV f. l.. PRIEST, Pastor.
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FREE.

Send j names and address +
of music leaders or SUNDAY school
Supt. and we will mail Won a cow
OF our new Snnghook Window
OF Heaven. No j.. b
Vaughan. Athens. Ca lw
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While Gov. Hanley is turning
the rascals out of the state offices
in indianapolis would it not be a
good time to turn out of the state
a pair Of those Kentucky rascals2
-Rockport Democrat.
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Iltehina Piles.

II Won are acquainted with anyone 30
= troubled With this distressing 4 lment
yon can do him no greater favor than 10
tel him 20 nv Chsmherlrin's ~aite II
give ! instant relief. Price 25 -esi. per
hoX Sold hy Martin r. iedman.
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Try Sonderman's bulk roast
l5c and lie coffeeS. none better:
also in stock Blankes Worlds Fair
coffee at 20. . and SOC a pound.
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Trinity {. p lhnrch

Rev. J. W. Condif. Pastor.
Services at 1920 and 7:30 each
LIST and Sd Sunday. Y. =. &. +.
each Sunday at 1900 p. m. Eve
rybOdv invited to attend.
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"a Born to Prof. and Yrs.
Flter a sweet baby girl on
|ednesday Feb. Ia. A valen-
Pc sure Prof. Accept congrat-
EuonS.
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Buy your garden sees. mo
thy. red top. blue grass and lawn
grass seeds, always fresh and
best at Sonderman's
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Va ednesday was Valentine
r. and the local post Office en-
|oyeeS We're kept busy. The
Ember Of valentines sent seems
Be increasing each year.
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have YOU tried that coffee at
S. The 15c grade is a
% one Also have ~, % and
/, a pound.
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~ Miss Mary Sturm Of St.
Ieinrad attended the Sturm-Salb
in Jasper Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

Helms sweet and sour pick
5. fresh canned goods at Son
aman's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

la IL Castrup the popular
peer man visited Evansville Mon
day.
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We have a few childrens
and Misses Cloaks left over
which we will sell at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and see.
T. j. kUFBLFR.
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Leave your order for grocer
az l.. y. kuebler's. Goods al
as fresh and prices low.
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Ia Miss Emma Gugtsell came
one from Louisville Thursday
ight Of last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

saTMr Leo Beck a son of our
former townsman Mr.. Romould
Beck visited friends here Satur-
day. Leo had not been here for
- years and noticed great i'm
prOvements in our little city. He
returned to his home in Cincin-
natl Sunday
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81 VIM. Sebastian OPEL av T.
eran farmer OF Boone tp ira j
acted business here Tuesday.