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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
EXPEDITION AGAINST OUTLAWS
Governor Curry of Samar VIII Use
Regular Troops In Fight
Ing Pulajanes.

MANILA, May 1.-THE Philippine gov
ernment has authorized Governor George
Curry 20 begin a campaign with regular
troops, having for its object the absolute
subjugation OF the Pulajanes on the Island
Of Samar. The scouts and constabulary.
who will be Withdrawn from the pursuit
OF the insurgents. Will garrison the
present army stations while the regular
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

CHICAGO. May 1e.-The University OF
Michigan again walked away with the
shall field today with the University OF
Chicago. The final score was TsiS to 46lh
Nine trsts out OF the fourteen events
went to the visitors. Garrels OF Michigan
took all the individual lsurels I'm sight
gathering in first place in both the hurdles
nrst In the discus and second in the shot
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Naval Academy Defeats Columbia.

ANNAPOLIS, Nav BIN record breekinE
time the naval academy eight this after-
noon defeated the crew Of Columbia by
nearly i've lengths. The midshipmen took
the water at thrty-four strokes 10 the
minute, while their opponents we're pulling
thirty-two The faster stroke gave the
midshipmen lead which Columbia failed
70 overcome The time was nine minutes
ORD for the course was nine minutes and
forty-one and two-hfthS seconds Colun,
and four -fifths seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
HYMENEAL.
Gay-HOdEea.

Miss Rose Hodges and Mr. Edwin NJ
Gay OF the Union Pacific were married
Saturday afternoon by Rev. e. Combe
Smith, the ceremony being performed at
the new home built and furnished by the
groom al 2212 Grand avenue. The happy
couple will make short wedding trip 20
Chicago and New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

LONDON. May ls-The British Base Ball
associA ton which was formed here iAet
month formally opened the season at the
Woolwich Arsenal club today The game
was played by a picked team from London
and one from oxford university. The OK
ford team was made up exclusively OF
Rhodes scholars and won by q
score Of 10 to l. Two thousand spectators
witnessed the game and quickly era sped
its inner points. The impression prevails
That the game will become popular here
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
OkIahoma wins Track Meet.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May ls.-okiahoma
won the southwestern field and track meet
today with a total OF 5S4 points; Texas
was second with 81. Texas won the all
around championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

FREMONT Neb., May 49, Especial. -
Fremont High school defeated Blair High
school this afternoon on the base bail
grounds In this city by u to O. Fremont
won two weeks ago at Fremont.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
seale commIttee Rnnx

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May ls.-The Joint
scale committee OF miners and operators
today again took up the question on ar
bitration OF the dinersntisi OF the machine
scale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Laces and Embroideries in
Basement

Val Lsces. Sc, &c. &c and Sc a yard.
one lot OF Swiss Matched Embroideries
at 25c a yard
One lot Of Swiss Allover Embroidery at
5Oc a yard; suitable for yokes and entire
waists
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Good Day Mt Field Club.

Golfers had a splendid day at the Field
club for the FIRST days contest for the w
]. Connell cup, which is to go TO the player
winning three times The play was match
against DOGGY, with handbags, and was
second best This is magnificent cup and
the rivalry is keen for its possession. The
scoras. Handfcan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Ladies Separate Skirts

SILK Suits, Wool Suits, Shirt Waists. sum
mer Dresses, SILK Coats, Cloth Coats. Wash
Petticoats and House Gowns-all ready to
wear.
IL should be a delight and pleasure for
ladies to do their shopping here. We have
perfect daylight ample space; all our goods
are kept in dustproof rooms. They do not
get handled or mussed: everything is al
ways fresh, new and clean. our sales
people are courteous. No wonder that
every week shows an increase over the
previous one.
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OUR FINE
WOOL. SUITS.
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OUR HAND
SOME SILK SUITS.
We do not mention all the bargains in the
newspapers. There are lots Of them which
are not advertised
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Michael naNItt Worre.

DUBLIN. May ls.-Michael Davitt has
suffered relapse and a prominent sur
geon has been called IN consultation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Our Linen Buyer

", the Caledonia
visit chief OF the linen industry Ireland Scotland
With greatly increased facilities
linen
the best and finest linens the world produces
will three months He will be
the Omaha ladies and will take
his
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
golfers out : County club.

large number Of golfers took advantage
OF the fine weather Saturday to play over
the links of the Country sclub for the A. l..
Reed cup. The contest was an eighteen
scores to qualify. The first round will be
played of this morning and the semi-hnAls
this afternoon. Those qualifying were E.
A 'Cudahy. ST.. j. II. Butler, Ned Mont
gomery. Frank Gaines, Sprague Abbott,
Stockton Heth, H. r. Lemist and A. A. Nc
Clure.
trophy will be played Saturday at the Coun-
try club grounds. The play VIII be an
eighteen-hole handicap, match play against
DOGGY, with the low eight to qualify. The
first round will be played on the next
morning and the semi-ffhals in the after
noon. II the match Is won by a different
promptly and the winner will own the
trophy. For this match players do not
have to register and can choose their own
partners
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Holy Cross Defeats Yale.

NEW HAVEN Conn., May ls.-Holy
Cross smothered Yale here today. outptay-
ing the local men in every department OF
the game and winning Is to T.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Miss sutton Wins Two PrIEea.

BOSTON, May 19.-Miss May sutton OF
Pasadena. Cal, who stopped In the city
for a few days while on her way to Eng
land to defend her title as the British
Woman's tennis champion, left today with
two first prizes TO add to her numerous
collection. Miss Sutton won the invitation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

Sporting Brsvities.

PRINCETON, N. j., May 1s.-Prinee ton
defeated Columbia in the dual track meet
today by the score OF ~ to 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Games in T'hree-I LeaEue.

At sprinshsId-Cedar Rapids, 4; Spring
field, 0,
At BlOomington-Bloo Z; Du-
buque, 6.
At Decatur--ROck Island, 6; Decatur. 4
At Peoria-Peoria, 2: Davenport. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Telephone Douglas CTS.
Bee, May 90. 1905
Just Received, Handsome New Grey Dress Goods in
Ombra Checks and PlaidS

dey patterns patti them city h mater il baunus stylish fec tso
or OF
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.CoIIeRe nnne RnII Gnmea.

At Philadelphia-Cornell. /; Pennsylva-
mia, 0,
At Beloit, wis.-Beloit, 6: Lake Forest, 1.
At Champaign, lll,-Illlnois, 6; Chicago, T.
At Grinnell, Ia.-Grinnell, 2; AmeH, D
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
FRESHMEN WHY COLLEGE, cur
Doane COLLEGE Field Meet Develops
Keen Class Rivalry.

Keen Glass Rivalry.
CRETE Neb.. May ESPECIAL. The
college was held on the athletic field yes
terday. The afternoon was ideal for a
track meet The interest manifested by
the students and the large number Of CON
testants in each event were encouraging
and pleasing features. The loving cup pre-
sented by the college board OF control to
the class winning the most points was won
easily by the freshmen, who got So points;
academy. g.; juniors. %; seniors. Il, and
sophomores, 3, The most Spectacular event
was mile relay race between team OF
hve chosen from the freshmen and a team
Of five, chosen from the rest OF the school
The class Of 1909 won with about thirty
yards to spare. The events the winners
and their records are as follows:
Hali mile: Mitchell, 100. woni DQwse, %,
2lS2t
one hunderd-yard dash: Hall, co. won
Hartwel, C, second; La Rue, academy,
One hundred and twenty-yard hurdle !:
Sims, '07, won; Linn, o. second; Swanson
'9, third, Time: 0:20x
Mile run: Coon. OF, won: Hansen, 90 sec
ond; Craig, academy, third Time: 4:52.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash Hall
son, oS third. Time 0:4h,
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle:
Griffiths, academy won; Sims %. second;
Burton, O9, third. Time: 0:30h.
Quarter mile; Einney academy, won;
Hansen, Os. second; Mcdonald. '6s third
High jump: Arnold. academy, won: Percy,
,06, second: Swanson, 'OS, third. Height: S
feet / inch.
Pole vault: HartweIl. 90, won; Hail. 90,
second; Harry. academy, third. Height: 9
feet 10M inches ...
Broad jump: Hartwell, 'Oe, won; Perry,
'O8. second; Sims, '07, third. Distance: IS
feet 6ih inches
Shot put: Alexander 'O7 won; Specs, 'Os,
second; Maresh, 'O9, third. Distance: SO feet
incnes.
Hammer: Spencer. CO. won: Doane. acad-
emy,~second: Maresh. 90, third. Distance:
10 feet inches.
Discus: Specs, O6, won; Day. OF, second /;
Maresh, 90. third Distance: lO1 feet
inch.
The only college record broken was that
OF the discus throw, by Specs. All are
looking forward with hope and confidence
n the meet
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
wisconsin wins from Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, May ls-Wisconsin won
the dual track meet from Minnesota this
afternoon on NOrthrop field by score OF
691S TO 471z.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
A Word on Millinery

our Millinery Department has been a
great success. Each day we hear new
praise for this beautiful department.
Why shouldn't We?
No other store is so well equipped as
this one to make a fine show-spacious
quarters, on our perfectly lighted second
floor; plenty OF courteous salespeople to
show you the pretty things. whether you
wish TO purchase or not. And then we give
our hats the setting they so richly deserve,
for we believe them to be the most eff
fectively designed and the most tastefully
trimmed hats that will be seen in this city
New Duck Hats for the dainty shirt
waist suit or for outing wear. Prizes start
at s1.00.
New and dainty Lingerie Hats; prettier
than ever; prices start at $500.
Millinery Exhibition on Second Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
White Goods Sale
SHEER HANDKERCHIEF LINENS FOl
LADIES, EMBROIDERED WAISTS
AND DRESSES.

SHEER HANDKERCHIEF LINENS FOR
LADIES, EMBROIDERED WAISTS
AND DRESSES.
All CSC Sheer Handkerchief Linen, SOC
yard.
All 75c Sheer Handkerchief Linen, soc
yard.
All s5c Sheer Handkerchief Linen, SOC
yard.
All 500 Sheer Handkerchief Linen, 75c
yard.
All t,25 Sheer Handkerchief Linen, soc
yard.
WHITE LINEN sUITING.
All 25c Linen suitng. 19c yard.
All 35c Linen suiting, Csc yard.
All SOC Linen Suiting, S9c yard.
All 65c Linen Suiting, SOC yard.
All 75c Linen suiting, SOC yard.
WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN
sCITING.
All n.75 4s-inch Linen suitlng. Sl.Ss yard
All 500 4s-inch Linen Suiting 1859 yard
All $50 S6-inch Linen suiting 800 yard
All S1.75 3e-inch Linen suiting. $1as yard
All S1.OO 36-inch Line suitlng, 79c yard
WHITE EMBROIDERED PIQUEs
All 800 Embroidered Piques, 75c yard
All SIC Embroidered Piques soc yard
All 75c Embroidered Piques, Soc yarS.
CORDED PIQUEs.
All 25c Corded Piques, lie yard.
All Csc Corded Piques, Csc yard.
All 4Oc Corded Piques, 2sc yard.
Linen Department, Main Floor. north
aisle.
SPECIAL SALE S-INCH FRENCH
LAWN.
SPECIAL SALE PERSIAN LAWN.
SPECIAL SALE INDIA LINON.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Embroideries and Laces

Hardly a summer suit is complete with
out touch Of lace or embroidery.
We are showing some choice things in
Swiss embroidery for summer gowns from
25c to $500 per yard.
Valenciennes Laces by the yard or bolt
from &c to S5c a yard. with reduction by
the bolt
Real and Imitation Torchon and Cluny
Laces are very desirable. See our matched
sets of Imitation CIuny and Torchon Laces
from &c a yard up
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Monday Specials in Our Drap-
cry Department

Lace Door Panels at 1Oc and 15c each.
Rufled Swiss Curtains, ACC a pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains 49c pair
Lace Bed Sets, ruf1es all around, S2.75
each.
Bonnie Femme Lace Curtains, one to a
window, 3l.9s each.
Dentelle Arabian Lace Curtains at s1.60
pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

Fabric Gloves will be much in evidence
this season. There is nothing that adds so
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-07
Why So Weak
Kidney Troubles May BE
Sapping Your Life Away
y sper People Have
Learned This Fact

When a healthy man or women begin
to run down without apparent cause
becomes weak, languid. depressed. nj.
fers, backache, headache, dizzy spells
and urinary disorders, look to the Kid
neys for the cause Of il all. Keen the
kidneys well and they will keep vor
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kidneys and keep them well.
James Beesley, OF 9ll Pennsylvania
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hcularly in evidence and there was tx
treme lameness over the kidneys which
made 1t difficult 20 get up down and
any sadden movement caused sham
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MY attention was drawn TO Doans Kid
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Notice of Letting of Con.
ira ct for Books And Sta
tiOnery for Dubois
County for 1907

Notice is hereby given tina, the Hon
Board OF Con'missi JDers OF Dubois Go.
Ind, will receive sealed bids for Tho
contract TO furnish the books and sta
tlonery for the various county officers az
said county during the yesr 1907. as DE,
specified lists on file in the Auditors of
flee.
Bids will be received for ea.h OF the
four classes, according to law. or for ali
classes combined. Sair bids will be in
the Auditors office at Jasper. Indiana
at one o'cl.ck p. m, on
sATU RDAY, DEC. 20, 1908.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
bond IN the sum Of one Thousand dollars
payable to the Board OF County Com
mssioners OF Dubois County, Indiana.
said bond TO "e submitted To tie board
Tor their approval before the time of let
ting.
The board reserves the right 10 re-.
ject any or all bids.
by order of the Board OF County Com
missioners, of Dubois County Indiana.
lSealI NJ. A. Sweeney,
Auditor OF Dubois Co ind.
Dee. !, 1906 81
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Prog am Teachers Co. Ass n.

( At Huntingburg Dec. IA anC
and IA. FridIy morning, en-
rollment and payment of mem
bership fees.
Friday afternoon at l o'clock
Invocation R.v. P. Repke.
Address R.v Luhring.
Music by primary children.
Wordsworth Solitary Reaper
Miss Helen Rose.
The Teachers Creed. Pres. w.
P. bearing.
Appointment of Committee on
Resolutions for needed legisla-
ton.
Friday evening at s o'clock.
Music, Violin Quartette High
pupils.
Address by Pres. w. P. Dear
ing.
Saturday morning at $50
Invocation, Rev. Breeder.
An hour with Poe, Pres. w
P bearing.
Music, High school pupils
Composition in the grades.
Miss Maud Lennon.
The teachers work in the
raining for citizenship, Supt. J.
?. Richards.
afternoon at o'clock.
Report of Committee, election
# officers, Adjournment.
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Her Proposal Turned Down.

There is a small town III
the state that boasts a fe
male preacher, and the la
dy's duties are many, saws
the Philadelphia Telegraph.
One day she may visit the
sick, another attend a funer.
al, and the next baptize a
baby. One afternoon she
was preparing a sermon for
the following Sunday, when
she heard a timid knock at
the parsonage door. An
swering the summons she
found a bashful German
standing on the step and
twirling his hat in his hand.
Good afternoon, the
preacheress remarked. What
do you wish?'
''Dey say der minister
lifed in dis house, hey?"
eyes, sir"
"Yess? Veil, | want me-
to kit marriet."
"All right; | can marry
you," she said.
The lady's hair is begin
ming to silver and the Ger
man glanced at it. Then
he damned his hat on his
head and hurried down the
walk. Whats the matter?
she cried after him.
You gifts no chance NIT
me-" he called back. | don't
want you; | hat got me a
girl alreaty!"
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Liquor License Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens a.
Jasper and cambridge township. Dubof,
inhabitant of said township ana county. AM
over the age of n years, and of good moral
character, viii at the regular Jan term.
1907, OF the BOARD OF Comm -siOnerS of said
county, apply for a license to sell and retail
Spirituous, vinous, malt and other intoNirn.
ting liquors in less quantity than aauart
AT a time. with the privilege Of allowing the
same To be drank on his premises
The precise location where sad liquors are
To- be sold - on the grourd floor Of "A two
story brick buildin , on lot No. 1fb in said
town OF Jasper said room H. on the north.
west corner 9TH and Main streets In said
town and fronts on Main street
Also, at the same time Will make applica.
ton for license To serve lunches confec.
tons, etc., and for the sale OF cigars and
tobacco.
FLoRIAN GUTZwEILER,
Dec. :, 1qOG-3w
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We Guarantee Satisfaction.

j. A. Brogden of the national sign
Co, Dayton Ohio, writes under date OF
Oct. -. 1906: "Nosena is the only pre-.
paration have ever used that relieves
my affection so speedily and pleasantly
| am getting the first real pleasure out
OF breathing that 1 have experienced
since contracted catarrh six years ago
Money would not buy my tube of Nos
ena If COLD not get another"
Buy NOSENA from all druggists get
your money back if not satisfied. sam
pie tube and booklet by mail lOcts.
Brown Mfg. Co.
Greenville Tenn St. Louis, Mo.
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Why the Judge Objected.

The following story is told Of
Judge G. w. Green, who for many
years was judge Of the probate court
at St. Adams, Vt: At the annual
town meeting the purchase of new
town hearse had been voted and a
committee appointed to canvass the
townspeople for subscriptions. One
OF the committee thought it would
be an excellent plan to have the
judges name at the head of this list
and to that end approached him.
The Judge absolutely refused to
make a contribution and when aues-
toned as to the reason said, "Why
should l subscribe toward a new
hearse when / haven't ridden in the
old one vet ?"
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VIM. A. Wilson,
General Insurance,
and Loans. Farm
Loans at . per cent.
Jasper. Ind.
License Notice.

AfoTlCk H. hereby given TO the citizens OF
~ Jasper, cambridge township. Duboi.
county, Indiana. that the unde rsi gnrd 4
male citizen of the United states " IN appIy
To the County commissioners az Dub I.
county AT their next regular session in Janu.
AIRY, 1897, for a license to retail int sNicatfnp
liquors beer and " inc, and permit the same
To be drank on the premises, under the pro.
visions OF the laws of Indiana governing
such license.
The precise location where such liquors ar.
are To be sold II in a front room lsx4O feet 4 n
the ground II bOI of "A one story frame hufId
ing ON the north west corner OF the west
haf OF lot 10, -. the or gnal town of
Jasper. Indiana. located ru tn, corner of
T.. 9th and VI u streets. aud fronting on 6th
street.
CHRISTIAN BUECHLEIN.
Dec Is, 1906 -3w
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The Gallant Grocer.

Mrs. Binks-My husband did not
like that tea YOU sent us last.
Grocer (politely)-Did you like
it, madam?
Mrs. Binks-Yes, liked it.
Grocer Ito clerk)-James, send
Mrs. Binks another pound Of the
same tea she had last. Anything
else, madam New York Weekly.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES: John
w. X ne 20 farmer to Cora Gill
ham 10; w. S. HARRISON - far
mer to bessie Lyle II; Oscar
Bunk % farmer TO Rebecca
Tower IL; Louis X. Katterhenry
80 farmer to Elenora f. p. Poet
ker 80.
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f. j. Letting l.75
u. D. kellams LOO %

The Board cortracted with G.
q. kellams. Commissioner Hen
ry Weir protested he informs us
that the ditching was unnecess-
airy, but the majority of the
board thought otherwise
Louis j. Brett was granted
more time TO complete the Duff
Rock Roads.
Liquor licences were granted to
Ben Wagner and Geo Kunkel.
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Stors earache in minutes toothache
or pain OF burn or scald in 5 minutes
hoarseness in hour; muscle ache , hrs
sore throat II hour DR.. Thomas Flee
trio oil monarch over pain.
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Ii You haven't the time to exerc Sc
regularly, Doan's Re yulets will prevent
constipation They produce mild,
easy action of the bowels without grip
ing. Ask your druggist for them 25c.
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Before We were married YOU SAID
| was the light Of your eyes"
~ es: Well, l see now was
merely dazzled."
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7RIDAY. DECEMBER :, 1906.
COMMISSIONERS CQuRI.

Proceedings of the regular
December term. All members
present. The following are the
allowances made:
Eloo+;O,,
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loJal 50, 4O0 80
The Bonds of John P. Huther
circuit clerk elect in the sum of
$4,000, of Jos. Gerber, Treasurer
sum OF $50, 900, John H. Judy.
recorder $1,000 and Ferd Vollmer
sheriff $4,000 were approved.
Brett & McFall were appoint
ed County attorneys at 800. per
year, Milburn & Traylors bid for
$l08 was rejected.
Andrew Hopf agreed to fur
nish coal to the Poor Farm for 6
cents a bushel, and Gus REESE
for Jail and Court house at s1.971s
per ton.
BIDS FOR DiTCHING.
Mol No. 2.
J. b. Meyers, sh25 .35 per I'd.
j. KunkeI lao
Henry Evans 5tr 40
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Almost everybody =
papers is sure 20 KIN
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK +?

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