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J0NHs SELECT nMPLOYMENT AGMNCY, 2s Church street. Telephcue 1 1Sol-lS connections: Largest Agency mercantile and domestic serylGe f0r any and all kinds of work. Sent AMy- where.open evenings.
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Bakery Sale.
THURSDAYS PRICE LIST.
Soda Biscuit Sc dog. Pound Cake 2Oc Pound.

Sc LIST. Large Milk Bread loaf Vienna Bread loaf. Cream Bread. loaf Sandwich Bread, loaf, ,,,Ba Raised B d., Biscuit, dog. Buns, dog, Vienna C. ,1i7 Rolls, 7sl dog, Finger Cup Cakes dog. Star Cup Cakes dog. tumble Cakes, doz Drop Cakes doz Cookies Gall kinds) doz Lemon Sponge Cake loaf. Turkish Square Cake loaf. Marble Cake, loaf. Fruit Cake loaf. Jelly Roll. Loaf.
 1Oc LIST. Jelly Doughnuts, dog. Twisted Dough : nuts, doz Crullers, dog. Cup Cakes dog. Raised Cake loaf. Layer Cake loaf. Ice Cream Cake, loaf. Nnt Cake loaf. Fig Cake, loaf. Date Cake. loaf Sponge Cake, loaf Pies Gall kinds each.
 Milk Bread, loaf. Entire Wheat Bread loaf. Rye Bread, loaf. Pan Bread Ginger Bread, loaf Chocolate Ecisirs for SC. Cream Puffs. 3 for 5c, An a gel Cake, 15c. Macaroons, Sc dog. u I1verything Baked fin Our Own Oyans
 rvrn spunn1,e
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THE NEW HAVEN EMPIIoYMENT, AGENCY supplies f7rst-ciass heip. housework girls. Teiephone (1fS IeS4afIs NY -11 1oo D1lxWell avenue nts 7tS
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Donation day for St, Francis Orpha asylum. Give to the orphans.
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DESOE YAUCO

Como en- uno de los telegramas
dirigidos por el tenients Gusnill al
Cusrtel general de 10 policia Sc d CO:
eque el estsdo de tranqullidsd de 10
poblsc On no 90 del todo sati. .ctorio
debido & 10 exltaci6n politics que exts
to ent.e los dos partidos contendisn-
teas y oomo, oil darse cuenta del motfn
promovido On 10 noche del viernes 13
del corriente, no 90 especifica 10 ALA.
ci6n polf.ica do Pedro Acosta que 10
promovi6, h, de hacer consiar para
eonocimiento general y para que NO
puedan hacerse coDieturas desfavora-
bles acerca del procsdsr siempro CO.
rrecto del psrtldo que preside, que
tsnto el Acosta como los so 8 go tur-
bas que le secundsron y que intenta
ron atacar 4 la policfs son todos, ab
solutamets TO los, republicAnos que
no tuvo participation alguna en- e.te
scto vand&lico, un solo uoionists
Verdsd, como aArma sl sefIor Gua.
Mill, que no es dsl TODD sstisfactorio
el entado dc tranquiiidAd dc la pobla.
ci6n; verdad, en- todas sus parties, 10
que manifeztA sobre el terrible es'
cSndalo ocurrido en- 10 nochs del vlsr.
mes Sauto, pero tambien vsrdad que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
DEuT0S ElECT0RALtS
Aver tards recibimoa ests dsspa.

Aver tarde recibimos este despA'
eho:
Cidrs. via Csyev. Abril 10.
DEMoCRACIA-SAn Juan.
Ooofre Melsndex, acusado por de.
Ito electoral en- este pueblo, declarado
cul psble h ", despu6s del juicio, en- q
Corts de Guyana.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
&c trists que los rspub'icanos W
yam & la caccsl por cent area; pero
seria mas trists que qued Aran sin cas-
tIgo aus abuses contra el derecho
npulsados por un fanatl mo que sul
propios iefes fomentaron y fomentan
sin cuidArse despuea del dano Que
producer.
El pArtido UnionistA no registrs
el castigo dc uno colo enL4s sus GORE
ligionarios. Y asi 80 cemuestrs, d.
uo modo incontestable, 10 distsneis
que hay de procedimienios & proceed
mient,s.
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Para los que quleran cO!Ocar
bien su diner0

Sc vende 9 Arrienda en- Ponce, OF
10 calle ATOCHA, Ia mas centrica d.
10 ciudad entire las dos plazas princi-
paleS, I'M almacen de mamposterfa J
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies 8 puIga.
das 8 de frente por Ia calle del Sol J
36 II pulgadas por la de ATOCHA,
frente & las casAs de Enmanuelli & c,
r. Valdeeilla He manos & C.
For tensr este almacen dos arri'
mos 90 hace muy facil fabricarle una
plAnta alta; comdn &ugnlo dc NAM
posteria solsmente. TAmbi6n una de
dos plantas mampoatsriA contigua al
anterior en- 10 calle del SOL. El que
sdquiera esta propiedad tendrS un
buen interes de 81 dinero. Para in
formes dirigirse RAFAEL RIVERA
FSBSI Sol IA, Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20

Don SANTIAGO PALMER fu4 10
virtud coronada por 10 santidad. En-
su larga vida no hay sombrs, en- 50
libro no hay una pagiua negra. Tcdo
On 81 luz: 10 luz de 81 alma que fa6
un venero insgotab.e dc misles do
hondad.
We'd su rostro que % 10 efigle de
I'm iusto Su frents que tantas veees
tocaron las alas negras de 10 adver-
sidad, no fue plegada nunca por el
cefio dc un mfzquino rencor. En- sus
ojos en- los que jam&s hubo siniestros
resplandores de mezquinas ideas y de
ruines vengapz,s, fu'guraron siempre
las miradss serenas dc ls lealtad, las
miradas altivas del honor, las dulces
" scAriciadoraS miradas del sfecto
inslterable y puro como un jszmin de
foresta tropical. En- sus labios Ia
hipocrecia nunca puso sus risas ma
quiav6licas, nj 10 inssnsatez sus estd-
pidas cares sdss, nj el servIlismo sus
muecas repulsivAs. De sus labios bro
TO siempre el ectar del carjfio, en- sus
labios vibr6 siempre 81 acento dc 10
verdad. Tuvo a6lo una ambisi6n; el
engrsndecimiento dc 10 terra que le
contAba entire sus hiou predileetos.
Su iaventud fue un h 'mno cantado
q % esperarza y & la fe, un poema de
abnegac6n, un idilio perenne, el idi-
lilo dc sus smores con la patria. Y
fue siempre ioven. En- sus sesents y
dos amos no hubo inviernos que cua
jaran las nieves dc 10 dudA que hiels
con sus morales frios. Sus docs lus.
tros fleron una luciente primsvera de
amor, ys que no faeron un alegre pa.
raiso de ventura. Era invariable On
sus sfectos, on sus principio,; au doc.
trina fus siempre el evangelio dc 10
libertad. Foe un caudillo de inapre.
ciables meritos, de raras aptltudes.
En- el peiigro, era serene con 10 iere-
nidad del iuato; en- 10 propaganda de
sus ideales, era persuasive con 10 fra
ne convincente del spostol; On el com
bate por In causa que mRntenfs, era
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
OPERA ITAL|ANA

La CompAnfs scognAmiglio, cue
vlsne rsconstliuida CON elemen tos do
primsrs fusrz,, debut6 on Pom 90 To-
grando un exlso sxtraordinario,
he aquf I'M dsspacho por teleg rsfo:
DEMoCRACIA.-6an Juan.
Auoche debut Compafifa sco0NA :
MeL1o con 6psfs BOHEMIA. Exito
cclosal. Entastasmo dslirants. 10.
das las parties prineipAles que traba
iabAn fueron aplsudidisimas. So e.
pera una soberbia tsmporsda.
CORRRSPONSAL.
Sea snhor rabuena y que pronto
vsamos On Gau Juan & los artistas
que sabsn eonquistar esos triupfos an
te IN pdblico tan inteligsnts como el
de Ponce.
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valisnte con ell valor dc I'm soldado
curtido en- c'en batallas; en- 10 victo-
ria era grsnde con 10 grandezs del
perd6n. En- 10 mas RI clio de 10 lucha.
cuando en- las cor tisndas polfticas,
euando en- 10 brega electoral Drama el
desbordado torrente de las pasionss,
sl maquiavslismo frsgiaba sus pla'
mes en- 10 sombra, el rencor maldecfa,
los capitanes arepgaban sus sjercitos,
choeabau las armas de las ideas con
los pufialss de 10 verganza y 80 ele'
vaban por Gina de los trapos negrol
del egoiamo Ia, bsnderas azules de Ia
redenci6p; cuando el entusiasmo Gre
cfa en- los huestes prestas & 10 lid J
rugfa el coraie, don Santiago Palmer
poniendo On 10 diestra 81 coraz6n,
tendis 10 diestra & sus mas rebeldsi
adverssrios. Daba su eoraz6n, pero
|vigilAba CON oio que no conoefA el
suefio, estudiaba las posiciones del
contrario, despleg aba una asombross
acttvidad, trabsjaba sin tregua, diri-
gfa sus huestes como eiforz sdo yex'
psrto cspitAn; y, si 10 dsrrota vstfa
premisr su soberano esf0ef 20, su 30
b.a direcci6n, 90 cresfa On Ia desgra'
cia y seguis luchando poniendo en- su
sspfritu el vigor de su inquebrantable
fe, ccm1 un hiio de Irlsnds, como un
hiio de Polonis, por conquistar el
triunfo defnitivo de 10 justicia y el
dereth,. No vacllAba nunea. Su CO.
rsz6n ere dc cera de granite: dc &C.
ra para grabar en- 8 los nombres d.
gu Borfnqusn amada y de sus hsrma-
nos On 10 idea y en- el Ieatimientc; de
granite, para resiatlr los embates. loi
golfes rudos de 10 contrAria suerts,
No .enfa NADIA para 81: todo 10 suyo
era de su pals que 10 admsrsba como
90 sdmira q un redsntor. Bkst ,ba
Ett le una sola vez. YER 50 rostrc
en- que 90 rehejaba 10 bondad como
una w del cielo, para conss gtarls
prt .nda estimaci6n. No era el tri
buno aubyugando & las multitudes
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D|SCURSO EN- HONOR De PALMER
Pronunciado en- la velada commemorative
de Caguas por
JOSE MUNOZ RIVERA
LOSE MUNOZ RIVERA,

No era dc Diego eantando I'm posma
divino y maglstral, nj Astol ornando
sus ideas CON hl'granas dc orc, nj
Matisnxo trsyendo & su palabra los
tesoros del indnito, los dulcss y hsr'
mosos aeentos de 10 ssperanza y de 10
fe. No era un po to: no era Clemen'
10 Ramirez derramsndo & torrentss la
inspiration en- sus estrofas, nj Pepe
Nsgr6n Sapiurio poniendo las crea.
clones de ~ fanta,fa vigorosa On de-
licados mimbres de una forma lucien'
to, original, irreprochable y bella; nj
Peps Gorddils sultivando On terra
vfrgsn sus c&ndidas violetas, abrisndo
on espaeios azules los alas de sus ri.
mas. No era un eseritor como Brau,
nj un periodista como zsno. pero era
don Santiago Palmer IN pstrlota,
uns .volpntad, IN corax6n y IN casAs'
'tsr.' siend6 Borinquen Orestes, hu'
biera sido el Piladss do BorfnQusn.
Era 10 constAncia sin un eclipse de
olvido del dsbsr. J6ysn, fle vieio
para pensar; vieio, fue joven para
ssntir. Su espiritu tsmplado al sailor
do los altcs y rsdsntores psnsamien'
tos, no sinti6 nunca los frfos dol des'
mayo. JamGs despert6 On 81 el alerta
do 10 eodicia instintos dc privanza.
La filsntropia mantuvo siempre
alberta ~ mano geneross. Era nm
hombre ideal nm hombrs raro en- esta
epoca de poaitlvismo y ambici6n. FuS
rico muri6 pobre, porque todo 10
di6 a sus amigos y q 81 terra con IN
desprendimisnto sin igual. Conssgr6
al bien do Puerto REQ todas les In
ces dc su inteligencia, todo el poder
do gu energfa y de Au voluntad, toda
su labor incssante y fscunda, ano por
afio, Ola p r. DIE, hora por hors, sin
dormir nuncs on el lecho dc 10 teegua
4 vecsa necssaris; trabsi6 con afkn
creciente, vigoroso eomo IN hombre
do treinta amos, sin conocer 10 fatiga
nj el dssaliento on 10 brega sonatsnte.
ContinuarG maiiana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
|NCEND'0 De Barre

Vemos por los peri6dicos dc Cuba
que ell s del corrients 40 declar6 un
olento incepdio en- el hiat6rico pue
bio dc BAire, cuns de 10 revoluci6n
cuhans, siendo reducidas 4 Q, e,combros
mas do SO casAs. entire elias 10 casa
cuartel de Ia GuArdia Rural, 10 de
Telegrafos, 10 de las Escue' 90 Pdhli
cas- v Juzg3do M anicipsl
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CORR'GEND\ !

Aver, dsspues de impresa parte d.
la edIc!6n de 10 A. y 81 paglnAs do %,
te diario, corregimos el pseud6nimo
<L'homme que lis,s en- lugar de que
popisndo qua, 6ssA 10 qus fue estam
pado On la cuartilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
OBRAS DEL AcUEDUcTO

-Por el vapor sPhiladelphiss hAn
llegado de los Estados Unidos sl In
forme y los pianos para les obras de
ampliaci6n del aCueducto, IeformAs
on el aleantarillado 8 instalaoi6n de
una planta electri0A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
la ESME MERALDA
Federico IOro & Go. Ponce

Sc svisa & las seflores comercian.
tes dc 10 Isla que tenemos siem pre- un
gran surtido de sombreros de pals
del pals hormados en- todas formas.
Precios limitados por docenas. Ropa
hscha para homhres.
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Ell SOL" "
Compafla de ssguros sobre |,
vida, del Canada.

Relact6n de Siaiestros pagados en- Puerto
R'cO por Ia COnpaaGa de Ssglros
sObrs Ia utda, GEL SOL, de Ga.
nGdd, d lOs Bsnsfciddos de
las P6lizGs SigaIientes;
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COEECTA
Para GyeGddr d Ia defenSa de Fran
cisco D0neS.

Sums. s792 3S
Todos los donAtivos deben diri.
girae 81 tesorero don Antonio Balas
guide Sen Iusto no I.
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IN TElEGRAMA

De GurAbo recibimos aver tards
el telegrama siguiente:
DEAoCRAC1A. San Juan.
DesmientA noticia publicsds por
sBoleifus y sCorrespo pondencias del 1a
asegurando P. I. sorprendi6 Seersta
rio Ayuntsmisnto, iugads gallos. Di.
cha noticla eA falsa de toda falsedad
y 10 probAre oportun aments. .-RAMoN
QuINoNEs, secretsrio Ayuntamisnto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20

los uniopistas no contrihuyen o ese
estado de cosSs, mAntenieL dose respe-
iu SOS con las sutoridades y vslando
on todos los aet1s por el buen nombre
unca dssmeutido del partido en que
militan.
J V1vALD1.
Yauco, Abril II de 1st6
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ARM STRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores
UnicoA Agsptes de 10 oeryeza <An
heuser BuschS del aqua miner s.
sWhttt Rock, y d-l de GUvAs de
SWslek ,
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Fifty Thousand Immigrants
Coming.
Seventeen CargOe Of Human Flesh
Dumped into this Great Land
And More Coming

Never in the History of this
port, have the immigration fig
.ures in the arrivals OF nine Euro
.pean steamers yesterday and in
eight more today shown up in a
greater volume of human food
rolling in upon these shores.
The immigration inspectors say
.tnat forty-fve thousand foreign
ers will arrive here this week
.snd eleven thousand eight hun
.dred and thirty nine arrived yes
.terday alone. There seems to be
no ebb to the tide of humanity
flowing in on the western world
All former migrants are writ
ing to old friends in the father
lands that times are good here
and they advise more Of them to
come over.
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

Sotice Il hereby given that Fly virtue
Of an order OF the Dubois Circu.. Court
81 the State % Indiana the unders icned
Administrator III the esiate Of Joseph
Buchaii deceased, viii cfer for sale at
auction on the premises on est
9Th street in the town oil Jasper, Dubois
county, Indiana On
SATURDAY MAY 18th. 1905,
tine undivided t~wo-thirds Tart II al the
following described real estate situated
in the town Of Jasper Dubois c0rnty, In
diana according 70 tie Plat Of said town
viz.
Lots Nos. two (2) and three (3l in
Haller subdivision 81 Buchart's addi
tion.
Lots Nos. three l3), four (4l. five on,
SIX lbi. nine CHl and ten llOf in Buch-
arts sub division 81 Buchart addition.
Also part ~ lnt No. three l3l in Bnch-
art Z addition and bounded az follows
Commencing az the Southeast corner of
lot ten tlO.in said Buchart subdivision
.Cf Buchart's addition, running thence
west 100 feet. thence South > feet.
thence East 100 feet thence North Is
feet 70 the place o. beginning The
widow retains right to reside in resi-
.dence tiN Dec. 18th. 1916.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, the
residue in three equal installments a
six. twelve and eighteen months Pur-
chaser giving notes for deferred pay
ments. waving relief with q per cent
interest from date until paid with good
freehold surety to the Administrator
approval.
sale 10 begin at ID o'clock a. m.
GEORGE NEHRiNGER Adm z.
Cox & HuNTER. Attys. Apnl6, 1905 as
j. s.. At the same time and place and
npon the same terms, the undersigned
Ella Buchart, widow of said decedent,
Joseph Buchart, will sell her int crest in
and 20 the real estate above described.
the same being the undivided one-third
part Of ali the real estate above des.
crited, Ella Buchart reserves the right
10 live in the dwelling house on said Lol
No. 3 in Haller's sub division of Buch.
arts Addition. until the 18th day Of De
cember, 1906.
ELLA BucHARr, Widow.
TRAYLoR x TRAYloR, Attys.
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Democratic State Convention.

To the Democrats of indiana
and all those who desire 70 Co
Operate with Them:
In accordance with an order OF
the Democratic State Contra.
Committee. the Democrats of In
diana. and all who desire to CO.
operate with them. are invited tC
meet in delegate Convention Al
Tomlinson Hall in the city of In
dianapolis. Indiana on Thursday,
June Z. 1906. at ten o'clock 4 m,
for the purpose of adopting a
platform for the campaign and
the nomination of candidates for
the. followingptfices:
Secretary OF State.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State.
Acknowledgement.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Superintendent of Public in
Struction.
State Geologist.
State Statistician.
One Judge of the Supreme
Court for first district.
One Judge of the Supreme
Court for fourth district.
Two Judges of the Appellate
Court for first district.
Three Judges of the Appellate
Court for Second district.
The convention will be com
posed of 1871 delegates. appor-
toned among the several coun-
ties of the State on a basis Of
one delegate for every 200 votes
and for each additional fraction
of more than 100 votes cast for
John w. Kern for Governor at
the November election in 1904,
Dubois county being entitled to
10 votes.
Tickets to the Convention will
be distributed by the district
chairmen at the District meet
ings.
All railroads will allow reduced
rates to and from the Conven-
ton.
J. H. O'Brien. Chairman.
Joe Kelley, Secretary.
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Judicial Convention.

Notice is hereby given that
the democratic delegates Of Du-
bois and Pike Counties. Indiana,
will meet at Orwell, Pike County,
Indiana, on
SATURDAY MAY 10, 1906,
at one o'clock p. m. in del
egate convention for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for
prosecuting attorney for the 9th
judicial circuit of Indiana, com
posed of the counties of Pike and
Dubois, to be voted for at the
November election, 1906.
In said convention the county
of Dubois is entitled to fifteen
delegate votes and the county of
Pike to eleven delegate votes, as
fixed by the Democratic state
central committee.
Said convention shall have full
power TO adopt rules governing
its deliberations.
M. A. Sweeney.
Chairman, Dubois County
Frank Ely,
Chairman, Pike County.
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Circuit Court.

Jacob Williams VS. Homer Gait
ct al, Repleving. from Pike Co.
Motion by deft. for change Of
venue, granted sent to Gibson
County.
Patrick Meterson VS. The Ind
annapolis Fire ms. Co., damages
continued.
James X. Lutteral VS. Sam H.
Whitman. damages, motion by
plff. for change Of venue, sus-
tanned, sent to Gibson Co.
Sarah d. Kelso ct al, vs. Mary
d. Glezen ct al, dismissed.
Isidor Schumacher VS. Conrad
G.. Marks ct al, on note, proof of
services on defts default, judg.
ment VS. defts. for costs.
Harvey Tindle VS. Southern Ry.
Co., damages, dismissed.
John DePriest VS. Sou. Ry. Co
damages dismissed.
Michael Donahue VS. Samue
Tower, damages, trial by jury
finding for Plff. sum Of 500.
Cath. Lutz VS. VIM. G. Bennett
ct al damages dismissed.
Mary Schurman VS.. VIM. Boz
man Admr. Petition to set asid
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Republican Stste Ticket.

The Republican state conven-
ton at indianapolis nominate
the following ticket.
Secretary of State--Fred
Simms
Auditor-John Bilheimer.
Treasurer-O. A. Hadley.
Attorney General, James Blng-
ham.
Supt. Public instruction, +. A
Cotton.
Statistician. j. II StubbS.
Judge Sup. Court LIST district.
James Jordan.
Judge Supreme Court 18th dis
trict. Leander Monks.
Judges Appellate Court Sixth
district, G g. Hadley. Ward
Watson.
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1t is estimated that a horse
can pull 6,27O pounds on a level
macadamized road: it takes five
horses to pull the same load on
an ordinary dirt road. and it
takes ten horses to pull the load
in loose sand or mud. Gould
there be any more convincing ar
gument in favor of better roads.
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final settlement, finding for deft
Nelson Harris Tvs. Packers Fer
tilizers Ass'c, continued by
agreement.
Ferd. Schneider SIS American
Agricultural Co. continued.
Geo. ~. Beatty ct al Us Henry
Thompson. appeal from Board
of Co. Commissioners, motion by
.deft. for nunc pro tune entry fix
ing time for Deft 10 prepare and
present bin of exceptions. PHI.
to said motion by Tray
.lor & Traylor. att'ys. and resists
and objects TO same. Motion
sustained and ordered by Court
that nunc pro tune entry be made
that court on the 2lth day of
last term gave def 60 days in
which 10 prepare and file their
bin of exceptions in this cause.
Frank Limbach VS. Sou. Ry Co
damages continued.
z. T. Craig IS. H. A. Roetzel
damages. Cont.
Anna Nash. Admir-. vs. Sou
Ry. CO. damages continued.
John Allies et al VS. Jos. kirsch
damages continued.
Mary hutchinson Admir- VS.
Sou. RS. damages. deft. prays
for an appeal TO the Appellate
Court granted.
Jno. Bennings Us Sou Ry. Co.
damages. confined.
John Geopfrich vs. Town Of
Ferdinand ct al, pltf's. prayer
for an appeal to the Supreme
Court. granted
Alvin p. Beeler vs. Martin SIM
mons damage. continued.
Henry w. Hoffman ct al, vs.
John Kuntz ct al, on note cont.
Philomena Bolte VS. VIM Book
Gilman ct al. continued
Jos Coyne rs Henry kreimer
ct al on account. dismissed.
In the matter of the estate Of
Jos. Knabel, of unsound mind,
Appraisers report appraisement
for 1928. ordered hat Guardian
sell to the Sou. Ry. Co. at private
sale and report next term.
Peter Schnell vs. Columbian
Relief fund ass'c; damages cont.
Geo. j. Huff VS. Katie HUFF,
divorce. Trial by court, granting
him divorce. custody of child
CLYDE awarded to deft. till fur
thur order of Court.
Ben Sanders vs. margaret San
ders divorce. continued.
Elzora Teller vs. August Teller
divorce. continued.
Henry Vonderheid vs. John w.
Kuebler. John NJ. Schmidt ct al.
on note dismissed
State VS..
John A. Collins forgery , cases
continued.
Edward Studer and Chas Ger
rain A & B with intent, Studer
tried by jury finding guilty A &
b. fine $50 and six months in Co
Jail. Gerrain pleas guilty to A
& B. being under u years of age
sentence is withheld during good
behavior. same order is made a.
to Studer.
Z. A. Prall, intoxication. cont.
by agreement.
Fred Brown A & B continued
by agreement.
Harrison Nicholson Forgery.
continued per agreement.
~ Fred Krodel is having the
pavement in from Of his prep erty
on 4th street graded this week.
t1rPh. kress is putting a new
story on his house on +. 9th st
this week and will move int it
in the near futurue.
an-Mr. John c. Hagen re-
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r7J The petition now out for
rock roads if granted will rock
nearly all the roads west and
southwest Of Jasper in Balm
bridge TIP. The petition calls
for the road from Tony Bohnert
to Joe Urich where it intersects
the road being rocked before and
from the Dick School House to
the TIP. line at Mr.. Pete Sherle.
This is not a public utility and
we doubt the propriety Of the
Commissioners granting it.
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RailRoad Excursio rs

New train seryir or Jasper. Ind.
commencing Nov. q 3. Tran 40. ~
leaving Evansville 4. 0.3O p. m. comes
through to Jasper arriving here at $3.50
y. M. Passengp can now leave Louis
vile al ) o'clocs y. M. and get % Jasper
same evening $50 p. m.
". r.. CLAYC an. Agent.
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IarStreet Commissioner Ser
mersheim is busy with the road
scrapcr this week scraplng the.
streets
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-04-20

Advertisers in The Courier are
capturing the trade.
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streets
&rMr. and Mrs Frank JOSS
eph and daughters Emma and
Ada and Mr.. and Mrs Louis JOS
eph went to Huntinghurg Tues
day TO attend the funeral Of Mrs
Frank Joseph's mother. Mrs.
Brett.
DIED: Thursday April l9, at
Dubois. Ind Mr.. Jacob Neukam
age 80 years. deceased was q
prominent citizen of the pro-
gressive town Of Dubois and
leaves many friends to mourn
his loss. Our sympathy TO the
bereaved family.
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sar John NJ. Schmidt is this.
week completing the new office
of DR.. Sturm on 10 street. The.
doctor is also going to havea con-
crete walk placed in front Of the.
lot.