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New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BIG FEDERAL BUSINESS.

The total transactions of the local sub-Treasury
for the fiscal year. which ended on June 80 were
s. 4O7 SIS. comparing with $3.7s COZ 26S for the
preceding fiscal year, increase of S626. .s446O9.
The receipts from the pOstohice for the year were
$8S.8S2.454, against SS237293O for the year which
ended June 90 1865. and the payments on the post
ofi1ce account $375O5.82O comparing with $S2.
056.49l in the precedng wear
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Great Reductions } Stamped
In Linens
Extraordinary Values I'm
Women's Summer Dresses. Suits, Etc.

Women's Washable Suits
Linen. Chambray. Madras and
Iawn-black. white and
coIors-Pony. Eton. Bolero
and dressy styles-handsomely
tailored, or trim'd in elaborate
designs-With embEOideries.
Iaces. strappings. pleats-
some have upper sleeves trim a
latest models-wOTth $S.9S, zee
Shirt waist and Coat Suits
Lawn and Liren-dreSsy
stvles-with Cluny. Point
Venise and Val lace; also en-
broideries. etc.-Skirts with
high trim'd flounces and
tailored effectS-Worth S14.Oo---'
Drssses Of Hand Emb'd Linens
Elaborate designs. finely
0atIored-elso Princess LAUns-
richly trim'd with Cluny ana
Val. laces-fig'd Swiss with
elegant crochet and Val, ace;
coIored Linens elaborately trim a
with Renaissance lace
were 5000
Cream SERGE Box and Pony Coats
shawl or notched collars
and cuffs Of black taffeta SILK
both STYLES have breast and hip
pockets-irresistfbly natty coats
worth $1O-9S --...--...s..e-.s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Give 0U VAL IN BROKERAGE FIRM.

Give Livingston Du Val became a member of
the brokerage firm of Du Val. Greer & Co. yester-
day. The firm was organized last spring. the orig
inal members being Horace c. Du Val. for many
years Chauncey NJ Depew's private secretary and
William A. Greer and Warren S. Cram, of the New
York Centrals financial department
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Summer Needs
ATTRACTTVELY PRICED
With Specials for the Fourth
Hens Fwnishings

Mems Balbrigsan Uuderwear-Shirts
have long OF short sIeeves-dTaweTs
have double seats-sizes 80 70 50
chest-elseWhere 80 -.-.-------.--- ~
Mems SILK Lisls Thread Underwear
light blue, tan ckampaane white and
blue OF pink striped-broken sizes
plenty OF small sizes-value Sl-2S-- 80
Mems Fine White Cotton Gauze
UndeyWear-shOTt OF long GleeveG
sEiftS-dreVeTs have large double
gussets-all sizes-Worth -5O-.----- 50
Threa for a Dollar
Mems Cambria Collarless Night shirts
also Muslin. with collars attached
emb'd in fast colors-54 inches
long-value .65 -.-........-...--..- 80
Mems PeTcale and Madras Pajamas-
plain coloTs. stripes. figures. light and
dark-double silk frogs
worth SIS ..-.--..-.------ US
WOmen's Bathing Suits
Black Surf Cloth-slsirt. blouse neck.
belt and sleeves prettily trin'd
with white bTaid-worth So 80 -49
Brilliantine-bIack and navy-round
or sailor collar-helt and Ascot tie
self cold or white. trim d with
braid-woTth So rs -.------------..2 40
BriIHantine-black or navy-saiIor
collars-pleated blouse or shield
front-pleated skirts-fancy band
or braid tTim-worth S. so. ...----.3 81
BriIIiantine-shirt waist styles
Square or round neck-faney yoke
effect-bTaid or pOplinette bands
worth S1.Ss .---.-------O. IS
Rubber Caps-plain colors. pIaids.
checks and polka dots
lined or unlined. g 70 80
Bandanna Bathing Handker-
chiefs-plaids. checks and
plain eolors ..-............. SO 20 .9S
Bathing Shoes s..-...-..-.- 20 TO 80
Hens and Boys Bathing Suits
All Wool Jersey or Cotton and Wool
two piece sleeves or sleeveless
plain navy or gray-also with white
OF cold stripes-sizes % TO "A chest
worth from 90 TO Sc. a.
special values ..........- .49 70 2.9S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Toilet Articles
For Holiday Needs

r. TO Is e. Fancy Toilse Sosqs-
20 odoFS-b0X OF three .....sS
10 Ct. Kinks jap Rose Trals9a--,t Scap.7
IS e. Munyon's witch Hazel soaps -
CT. Sweetheart Toiles and bath soap. Sss
Fairbanks Fairy Soaps. ..-s3H
: Ct Pure Olive on CASTLE Susps-s cz-.-4
White Hand Toilet s0aE.-
USUALLY eoch-z fur..-.ss.........--s.6
5 Ct Ia Soubrette. LaksNSsSs. Rosy Pv
Palm and otbeTs-6 o. cake
10 Ct. Transparent Glycerfn--ls To--...--5
q Ct. Williams Shaving Stick. Is
Riviera . e. Violet Talou1.
z ID. IN glass bottle ..~-.~-~-..s ~19
1a Ct Violet Ammonia. G. rs
IS ct. Violet Ammonia pt....--.....~ 8
% ct Excelsior LAX. Florita Water
or --.--..--.---.---s-~s~~~ at9
12 Ct Petroleum Jelly. 10 9a-.~---.-. 8
9 Ct. Petroleum Jelly. s oz-..---.4.-. 8
rs Ct. Babeslin Taicum- 3
IS ct. Royal Violet TaIcun---..--.-.. g
q CO. Genuine Egg Shanpco.
19 Ct. Lavender Smelling sait,..s---- 9
25 Ct SOzolont Mouth vyasa..s.s---- IT
. ct. RuolfoaU -------s---s-s--ss- 4 z,
% Ct Germlnol Tooth P0vssr.-.----- .21N
Is ct. BORNE Tooth Wszs-..----@---- 40
rs Ct Royal Tooth p0pt--.---.-.--. 9
25 Ct. Sheffield Tooth P0xter....s.- .T2
. Ct Sheffield Tooth Psst-..---...-.. .
S4 Ct Vent Aseptic TOoth BRUSHES 6ooer
bacE) pure bTistles-u1a9s "a ESacce-
perfect soOds-no seconds .ss.ss-s.- rs
% ct. Bath Brushes
detachable curved handle ..--.sasao. 10
rs Ct. all Brlstle Tooth B-u.H.s......- 9
% ct. Hair Brushes-15 Eov-ulsFt-. ~
80 ct. POmpslian Crear-~..s--~-.-s.4 SO
qt Rapid Flow Fountain Evrtns-s-
Household Rubber GIove,-valu, ID SO
Combination Threat and Noss
AtomizeFS-TesulsrIy SO sss4ss-s.s.- s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

tary Shaw in Offering the bonds al this time is TO
tne means for large increase in national
Oahk circulation in this years crop movement.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
POSTAL VOTE FOR EXCHANGE MEMBERs.

pos.al card vote of the members of the Con-
soliIa+. .d Stock and Petroleum Exchange is being
taken n proposition to sell the lease of the land
on which the present building Of the exchange
stands The result of the vote will not bind the
management TO any course Of action, but 1t is
thought probable that the policy favored by the
majority of the members will be pursued If it
shall be decided TO accept the offer made for the
nresent lease the managers will probably pur-
chase one OF three sites now under consideration
and erect on It a permanent home for the exchange
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
STEAMSHIP LINE FOR APPLE TRADE.

The first steamship service to be operated exclu-
svely for the expectation Of American apples is
now being arranged for by Harry NJ Isaacs. man
aging director Of NJ Isaacs & Sons, Limited, fruit
importers and fruit steamer owners, of London
The ships will ply between Boston and London and
Hull returning from Hull to Boston in ballast
Formerly It has been the custom to ship the apples
intended for British consumption on the large
freight ships but the business has grown to such
nroportions that il is deemed sufficient to support
line of steamers exclusively for their transporta-
ticn The apple ships will land the fruit alongside
the warehouses in London, while the large ships
have been landing them several miles distant from
the vvarebo,ses The apple ships will sail every
fortnight or oftener. and will have capacity Of
-els Of apples last season. the total exports from
ali ports being 2.411 .613 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WOmen's White Waists
Sold hY Others at s2.7s... f.9a

Sheer Persian Lawn and Batiste-e1-
quisite models in Yoke and Panel styles
with Baby Irish. Val and Ciuny lace.
separate or in combination. eTnbroideriss.
tucks and pleats. open front and back
long and short sleeves-ela borstely trim d.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
MACHINERY.
HELP WANTED.

wANTED.-YoUNG MAN. ABOUT 10
YEARS OF AGE, TO WORK IN OF
FICF: MUST BE BRIGHT AND WILL
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS REFER
ENCES ADDRESS w. G. H. Bon As.
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
RULER WANTED Run faint line ma
chine J. F. C0NYEN. 62 Brood 81
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Special Price Cuts i'm
WOnnen's Fine White Waists
In view of approaching holiday,
these values will be found opportune-
WOmen'S White Lawn Waists
Made TO sell at S1.39.... !

High and Dutch Neck-up and down and
cross panels IN hand emb'y effects. with
lace and tucks. or entire fronts of lace
inserts in fancy designs and several other
dainty models-lOng and short sleeves.
rnostly trim dan sizes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

WomenS China silk Waists
black and Whit-charT1inz new
combinations OF with silk inserts
also broad and fancy TAILORED
90 styles. with French knots
OsSC worth $500 -------.----.--..-..
Waists OF Liberty Chiffon,
Messalinss and Monte Jap silks
black. white and eolors-
choicest Ciuny ard Val lace
eu1broideries IN very elaborsf>
designs. with silk hsustitchlng
- EnedalliOus. stc--also Breton
70. US net. with full trimming or rich
Cluny lace-up9rr elssves-
beautifully trim a.
worth $1,000 % S12OO. -.....-
Allover Hand Emb'd Net Waists I
black. white and cOl0rs-su1erh
yolZes and collars Oe rich
- Renaissance and silk hemstf:ch-
W .GSI ing-alsO brilliant Radium and
Liberty Chiffon Silks
worth $500 ...............
Tan Ponges and Gold Cloth Coats 4,
medium and thrss-Quarter
le1gth-pleated front ana back
deep collars % applique OF
r 90 eyelet emb'y-alsO fancy
O.&N Empire coIlarless styles
handsomely tailored with six
bratds-Wers SIC. IS ........... :
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WOmen's Fine Write Waists

Persian and IAngeri. Lawns ard Baristes
high and Dutch nec<s-bea lttful
models, with fronts q, German Val tn
serts and Enb'y Nfs-.1uio1s OF sold TOE@-
OF fine Val and Lace Applique sn1 Gtrer
pretty models-soms h0Gicss and sleeves
are richly trim'd-shoTt and long sleeves
open back and front-alf Sizes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
PROF, SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
A WOMAN PHYSICIAN or high standing
disengaged during the summer months
and about 10 take a trip to Colorado. would
travel with and care for an invalid or deli
cate child: highest references given. Ad-
dress N Box -, Tribune once.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 10 $50 monthly at home in spare time
co,respondiDe for newspapers, 10 canvass
ing: experience unnecessary Send for par
ttcula1s PRESS SYNDICATE. Loc6poFI'
N I.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WOmen's White Lawn Waists
Made 70 sell az $500 r.Ap

Sheer fine Iavu-frOnts Ot aliov>r .r1S'v
and tucks or panels q, enh'y with Per-
pendicular lace inserts and tuck--tuc1st
back-short or lOug sl.sve<-al -iz,s-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Suburban.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

80 - kFAcIERERS of billiard ard pool
-1bies. nigh grade bowling alley build
- lowest prices MARX BROS -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

HOUSEWORK. One IN family 80:
references required Mrs. COLLIER
AGENCY. 10 West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WORK WANTED.

Male.
BOY. 10 intelligent, living with parents
for office; speaks three languages. ] k
237 East 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

BUTLER, by two colored men, as first and
second: private family; city or country:
city references. CLOS 2O7 West 61st ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
CARPET CLEAxuNa.

~ ~ - ------------7-~~ ~->----->----------
N. Y. Carpet Cleaning Co
oidest. Largest. Most Modern.
81 AND ssg WEST 45TH ST.
n s.sl ~ Bryant Established 1857
=. JDEDAN. EDWIN I.E$TZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
TERRIFIC WINDSTORM.
Fourteen Residences and Church BIowu
Down at HaysyIlIe

A terrific cyclone passed
throa2h Madison township m
D9r. county Nriaf afluI.aon
Trees. lcnces. outDuildine. and
telephone wires We're laid tat.
One mile west Of Ireland. Thco-
dore GieZcn S mammoth barn was
blown down and completely de-
strayed. Some of his stock was
killed and one Of the little pigs
in his barn lot was blown a quar-
ter of a mile away Several large
trees two feet in diameter were
blown out by their roots and his
fine residence wrecked by the
trees falling upon it.
Fourteen residences in Hays
vile, the Lutheran church and a
number Of barns and other build
lngs there We're seriously dam
aged 10y the cyclone Eight res
licences and the church were
completely wrecked. Several
families are out Of home
Mrs. Hoffman and daughter were
seriously Injured.
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CASTORiA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of [&ETZAIz@e.
Police Court Proceedings

Marshal Kraft and Constable
Hoffman were kept busy this
week conducting the law break
ers before Court and Judge Betz
disposed of the eases as quick as
they were brought before him.
the following shows the work i'm
police court this week:
State vs. Thomas King. intoXi-
cation: plea guilty. fine 81 and
cost in default OF 4 stay bond
deft was committed TO jail
State vs. Logan King. intoxica-
tiyn: plea guilty. same fine, also
went to jail.
State vs. VIM. G. Coffey. intox-
ication; plea guilty, fine s. and
costs, stayed.
State VS. Henry Evans. intox. /;
plea guilty fine 81. stayed.
State VS. Frank Urich and
Jas Brady, intox.: each plead
guilty, fine each 81 and cost and
jailed.
State w VIM. G. Cotfey. giving
liquor to minor; set for trial Jan.
%.
State VS. Leopold Soluble. petit
larceny: trial by court, not guilty
State Fix Rel. Leslie Borden
VS. VIM. Himsel, bastardy: trial
by court def is recognized to
the Circuit Court and gives bond
sum of 800 for his appearance.
State Elk Rel. Mary Bromm VS.
George Schalfer. bastardy. Rel
atrix files in court written CON
sent for dismissal as satisfactory
provision for maintenance have
been made by def Judgment
VS. deft for costs which he paid
and case is dismissed.
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Cs OUNTY ASSESSOR.

HENRY BERGER, of patoka toAn hlp.
y candidate for County A~s,S~ot OF
Dulois County, subject 10 the de i.ton
: the - mocraiic primary 81 elton. 1905.
LEO r. SrAyD isa candida q Tor Asses
sor Of Dubois County. sn' We ~ The de.
cision Of the Democratic primary elcr-
ii n. 1906
ions KLEIN. OF Jackson township l. a
candidate for County ass ssor of Du-
bois County. subject to the Demo ratio
primary election, 1906.
WILLIAM II KrPER. OF Gas township,
il a candidate for re-ele elton for County
Assessor OF Dubois County. subje TO
the decision OF the democratic primary
election. Saturday January 20, 1906.
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will Find us Willing 10 Hello Won

~ w Southern Ry. has made arrange
I. ~ y IN parties named below to keen
nahds our latest time carls and
- also those Of other roads con
.1s with this line. II YOU are going
NJ N south call on them for descrip-
! .'ieu'ars describing the countries
=. Ntsig 4 Son, Orwell, Ind.
Nv 1i ice x Co., Ireland, Ind.
", umeimus, HaysviIle, Ind.
Ta,l 'lary Geisler, Portersvile, Ind.
b M ea = hemmerline, Kellerville Ind.
,eoh ~. - y 20, Dubois, Ind.
W oeng, Celis,ine. Ind.
V. L. CLAYcoNB, Agt.
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4 Fool Experiment. ThaL's All.

The man who ran a string OF
grocery stores as hriSt would
run them. is now looking at the
hole through which his money.
his business reputation. his hap
piness and a good deal of his
faith in God and humanity have
vanished.
He has outstanding accounts
in sufficient quantity to sink a
ship. let alone a grocery business.
He also has a fine stock Of exper-
fence. which it is to be hoped,
will do him good.
1t does seem as if foo's were
made to be plundered. Ii there
is anything in religion that COM
mands a man TO hand over his
property to a lot OF blood-thirsty
leeN hes. to trust where there is
no inclination nor intention to
pay: to overthrow the time-tested
methods of trade, and to, by
pure folly make it impossible for
his competitors to do BUSINESS.
w have not found it.
Religion does mix well with
business Men have tried it and
been successful be ore now
Practical religion dictates honesty
kindness, justice. reasonable pro-
fits. enterprise. In fact. it
makes it the duty of a man to
make the best use of the ia ents
entrusted to him, whether those
talents are brains. muscle or
money, or all of these
When a man runs a newspaper
as Christ would run il" or a
store, or a meat market
it doesn take long to discover
that he knows mighty little, not
not only abort what Christ would
do. but about business generally.
We can see no purpose served
by such fool experiments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
SERIOUSLY INJURED

County Clerk J. p. Huther was
eriously injured at Ferdinand AZ
about ZEN o'clock this (Friday)
morning caused by the boiler in
the brewery there exploding
Mr.. luther George l}n.r1s
and John liau,h ucte tngir
near the boiler engaged IA con-
versati0n at the time Of the ex-
ploslon Mr.. iiuthcr's fac. was
scalded and hi hiD was Injured
by simbers falling upon him.
His injuries are serious but it is
thought not fatal. A physician
was called Immediately and at
tended 90 him His family was
lottiiel bN >9lephone and started
.or ferd.naAl I'D once IA a rig.
Mr. krosm"r and Nr. Haug were
rot injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

iar Marshal Kraft appointed
Jas. ID Written special deputy
.or Saturday. jim will make a
good officer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

10 John Fry and Tom Ber-
frank were over from Daviess
70 last week and returned there
Friday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

ha5 Hon. W. Z. Cox came
ZONE Saturday TO spend Sunday
and left again Tuesday for the
eastern part of the district
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Hos. W f. Cox. OF Dubois County il
a candidate for Congress from the Bird
Congre ssional District OF Indiana, sub
lect 70 the Democratic nominating con
yention.
WILLIAM i. ZENoR is a candidate r
Congress from the 3rd Congressional
District Of Indiana, subject 10 the Dem
Ccratc Nominating Convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

1a' Rev Condiff will preach at
Trinity churh Sunday morning at
1890 a NJ and at night at 100
Everybody invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
MID-WINTER TERM

AT Lockyears Business Col
.Tsge, Evansville. beginng Jan ID
me largest and most successful
commercial school in the Central
nest. Over 200 students en-
rolled. Nine teachers. 30 type
writer's. Expert penman. Stu.
gqehtS assisted to positions.
handsome new catalogue sent
Tree. Write for one today.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

During MIR. Kuper's term in
s'lce ne was entitled to a deputy
lor certain length of time for
each year, but he never accepted
1ne thus saving the county
hundred Of dollars and if elected
" Wlil continue to do without
Vne because he does not need
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

io Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Ber-
ger Jr. and the latter's mother.
Yrs. Moutoux came home last
week from Evansville. where
,heI had been visiting relatives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Hot Lunch at Chris. Buech-
le.r's every morning from 9:3O
mll:3O. Try it.
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On STATE SENATOR.

August II koerner T. candidate for
State senator for the POINT district COM
! osed OF Dubois. Perry and Crawford
counties subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county primary election
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CF OUNTY AUDITOR.

MiCHAEL \. SWEENEY l. candidate
for reelection as Auditor 81 DUBOIS
Comfy subject 10 the Democratic
primary.
JAloH II SENG Of Hall 'Wnship /. a
candidate Tor Auiltor of Dubois Gonnfy
sui iect - the Democi attic primary cleo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

i: Newspapers DC per bundel at
-hs Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

v A ut Ed Bright, honest
young man from Jasper to pre-
lafe ior paving position in Gov
eminent Mail Service. BOX One.
ledar Rapids. la. l2-29. Sw
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ife for Anuouncin. Di-it.t o. aices
'NN county Ofnccs. - uU.. p. ru 3 .n
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IA Hon. Peter Walrath. Of
Evansville. addressed the local
Branch of G X Of As. Sunday
night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

49, ~. ~. 'NliAliifl1tNtf re-
turned. home from Fl. Wayne
Sunday.
WANTED Everybody to cali
and see largest stock oil c.oaks.
furs etcat Sonderman's.
Have you tried that coffee at
kue5ler's. The l5c grade is q
good one Also have ~. IS and
Soc a pound.
sR- Mr. and Mrs. y +. Cum
miskey are visiting relatives at
OwensbOro Ky. this week.
Munsing unnerwear and
other celebrated makes endless
variety at Sondermans.
sa-Miss irene Dickman. of
Huntingburg. atteeded the dance
al kunkel's hall Tuesday night.
sa~ Miss Minnie Haus. of Hunt.
ingburg. attended the Manhattan
Club dance at kunkel's hall
Tuesday night.
We have a few childrens
and Misses Cloaks left over
which we will sell al greatly re-
duced prices. Call and see.
+ j. kUEBLER.
sy A man and his wife gave
an entertainment for the school
children al the Opera House Mon
day afternoon after school. The
entertainment consisted in show
i'm showing moving pictures. IL
Illustrating the story of Little Red
Riding Hood. and was much en-
Joyed by the little folks.
WANTED Mules and horses.
viii be in Ireland. Ind. Monday.
Jan p. at Green. bic. for the
purpose of buying good mules
and horses from 3 to 10 years old.
Highest cash prices paid Bring
in your stock
I.AYNF (. I.FANrIL.
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Boma- IraylOr j. candidate Tor re-
election for Prosecuting Attorney OF the
9lth Judicial Cir nit Of the State Of In
diana, subject 70 the democratic primary
election and the district convention
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advertisers in The COURIER are
'pturing the trade
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n
RAILROAD Excursions.

rain service for Jasper. Ind
..u.enring Nov. q, 1905 Tran No. i
n -''ns Evansville at $3.50 2. M. comes
-'.''sh - Jasper arriving here at $3.50
M. Iassengers can now leave Louis
XIV ~ O'Clock p. m. and get 10 Jasper
'''e evening at $50 p. m.
y. F.. CLncouB, Agent.
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BoRN-To John Cox and wife.
GOV. Saturday.
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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.
L j. kUEBLER.
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Watch for Hoffman Bros.
Change lf advertisement.
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OR LER lRcuIroJ7 T.

joins 7. HuTHER l. 4 candidate for re
elec'i0n rs clerk If the Ciicuit Court
Of Dahois County, subject 70 the decision
~ the Democratic primary. lsan
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/. COMMISSIONER 2nd District.

FRED ALE-. of Marion & wn.hip. a
candidate for Commissioner oi III Sec
ond District OF Dubois County suffice 10
the decision Of the Democratic primary,
1906
HERMAN TrDER. Of Marion iswnsh p
u candidate for eel .iIru ~ t'fm-
missioner o, the "A Distinct ~ Duhus
County subject to the Democratic ru-
mary.
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n~Nr and Mrs John Schnaus
came home from indianapolis
Friday mght
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%. Don't forget to vote tomor-
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hof-Breads
Light and
Sweet
are made with
r 9YAl.
DA MEAtsE
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Anti'GysPePtic; NAV be eaten
without inconvenience
even by PersDHs
with delicsle
digestion
sora. o. - raa-fs.- 49, soss
Blankets soc to $500: con
forts, shawls etc. at Sonderman'.
u.s.. DR.. NJ. Schumacher r,

u.s.. Dr. NJ. Schumacher re-
turned. home from Fl. WAYNE
Sunday.