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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-27

Mr.. Woltemade's brother and a
number of his friends from Alton
were in Cairo early this week making
Inquiries regarding him. Il was sup
mere to attend the Hnstlfs' eonvnton
but no trace OF him could be found.
He Is a prominent Elk and local mem
beFs aided in his brothers search.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-Dan4 Burks,
president of the Los Angeles Dock and
Terminal company, said today that the
new dredger building in San Francisco
for use I'm the inner harbor will be here
and ready for work b. March 1. As
soon as the dredging of the canals at
West Naples is completed, bout forty
days hence, the dredger at work there
will also be brought here. These two
dredgers combined will have a capacity
triple that of the suction dredger which
was recently burned.
The Barber Asphalt Paving company
this morning began the work of paving
Pacific avenue, west of the city hall.
The funeral of w. 70. Royal, who died
yesterday from heart failure, Will be
held at Q o'clock Monday afternoon
from the Walker & Brown chapel. The
services will be held under the auspl-
ces Of the knights of Pythias lodge.
Burial will be in Signal Hill cemetery.
Miss Lola II. Thomson, a sister of
Mrs. George Cooley, died ye iterday of
heart failure at Mrs. Cooley's home, on
East Ocean avenue.
United States admiral at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
THEY GROW 'EM BIG
IN LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Feb "a cabbage
stalk fourteen feet high Is one of the
notable products of Southern California.
George Davis of Eighth street and OIL
i've avenue is the proud possessor OF
this remarkable specimen, which grew
in his garden, and he will soon place 1t
on exhibition in the chamber of COM
merce building in Los Angeles. The
stalk bore two heads of cabbage, each
weighing fourteen pounds; one of the
heads grew near the tip end of the
lengthy affair. The stalk is at the butt
about five and one-half inches around.
1t has shrunk three inches and now
measures thirteen feet nine inches III
length. The cabbage was planted in
1901 and was cut down last year. The,
stalk has been painted.
1t is a peruliar coincidence that an
other George Davis, living at I'LL Lin
den avenue, is the possessor of another
freak in the vegetable line, a single to-
mato vine that has grown nine feet
high and has spread out over one entire
side of his residence.
Hotel del Coronado for excellence.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
VANDALS SLEEP
IN HORSE BEDS
NEGRO DEACON IN BAPTIST
CHURCH PERTURBED
Turn Out Horses and steal Blankets
with Which TO Make Couch
and Wrap Draperles ~
About Them
Pasadena Agency.
n North Raymond street.,
Phones: Sunset 1907, Home 2l24.

PASADENA, Feb. 9.-That vandals
should molest poor deacon in the
Friendship Baptist church and Incl
dcntally molest his horses by robbing
them of their beds is n thing so strnage
that Deacon Mott, a negro and the
man who led the fight against the pas
tor of the church who offended him in
times not long past and encompassed
his dismissal, cannot understand.
Mott is public carriage driver. He
is a good public carriage driver. When
he drives home each night he ties his
horses i'm their stalls, grooms them and
feeds them, then beds them down for
the night and puts their blankets on
so they will not catch cold from the
air currents that sift in through the
crevices in the barn.
A few weeks ago Mott went out to
hitch up his horses early one morning
and found them missing. Their blan-
kets still remained. They were spread
on the floor where the hay bed for the
horses had been made. They had been
slept in by humans.
The case was reported to the police
and a watch was kept on the barn.
Nothing unusual happened for three or
four days. 1t occurred again and since
has REQUIRED with frequency
Mott is frantic and the horses are
off their feed.
Pacific squadron now at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
LOS ANGELES COUPLE
EL0PES TO LONG BEACH
snecIal 10 fhe Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-Miss Laura
Sandberg, a girl of 16. who is en-
ployed as a stenographer in Los An
geles, and Ferdinand Herder, Los
Angeles electrician, entered the city
hall in breathless haste yesterday
afternoon and beseeched Lew Paine,
deputy city clerk, to give them mar
rlage license.
They had eloped and were in no lit
tie sputter for fear they would be over
taken before the wedding ceremony
was over.
Deputy Paine sadly told them there
was nothing doing in the marriage
license line at the city hall and sug-
gested that the young couple go to
Santa Ana. Accordingly they hastily
re-entered the auto waiting at the curb
and asked to be driven post haste to
the interurban car line.
Shortly afterward they were married
by Justice of the Peace Smitherly in
Santa Ana and returned to Los An
geles to face the outwitted parents.
United states admiral at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
OCEAN BATHERS ENJOY
WARM FEBRUARY DAYS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-The bright.
warm February days havo brought out
large numbers of hathers. During the
month so far the bath house company
has rented $50 suits per day, on an av-
erage. About. half of these suits, nu-
merically, not geographically, have dips
in the ocean blue a well as the plunge
in the bath house. If tomorrow is as
nice day as today, says Manager Ar-
cher, he will rent out 1000 suits.
wonder how some of the dear peo-
pie in the grip of the eastern and
northern blizzards would like a little
Of our air and sunshine?" he said this
worning
Hotel del Coronado for gayety.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
TUNNEL
TO DRAWBRIOGE
LONG BORE SUGGESTED FOR
SALT LAKE
Would Be 5000 Feet Long and Solve
the Question Of Transportation,
While Leaving Long Beach
Harbor Clear
Long Beach Office,
129 East Third street.
Phone-Iome 297.

Phone-Home 297.
LONG BEACH. Feb. "a tunnel 1900
feet long under the ocean entrance of
the new harbor has been suggested by
n number of prominent business men
as a means whereby not only the Salt
Lake railway, which has been ordered
to remove its present trestle bridge
across the San Gabriel river but the
Pacific Electric company as well could
reach Long Beach.
T. p. Cullen, division superintendent
for the Salt Lake, has said that to
build a drawbridge over the harbor's
mouth, such as has been planned, would
necessitate changing the grade of the
railway tracks from Golden avenue to
West Long Beach. The construction
of such tunnel as has been proposed
would be very expensive, but 1t has
been suggested that the cities of Long
Beach and San Pedro, and the Los An
geles Dock and Terminal company
share its cost with the two railway COM
panies.
1t is generally admitted that, laying
aside the question of expense, a tunnel
under the harbor would be much more
satisfactory than a drawbridge over 1t.
Few harbors, especially those so near
L,
obstructed by drawbridges. Many local
property owners assert that the Salt
Lake Railroad company has no secure
claim to its present coast right of way
between here and West Long Beach,
and that the Dock and Terminal COM
pany, instead of agreeing to the propo-
sition of the railroad to build a draw
bridge, could have forced the removal
of it's tracks to a right of yay owned
by the company back of this city.
The Pacific Electrics company some
time ago secured franchise to build
an extension to it's Long Beach line
reaching to Terminal island. Owing to
the difficulties presented by the problem
of crossing the Sal Gabriel river this
line has never been built.
j. C. LIE Conte, United States engineer
in charge of the harbor work at Oak
land has supplied estimates on the
length and the cost of the tunnel and
open cuts necessary and the per cent
of the grade which would have to be
established. The main tunnel would
have to be 5000 feet long, he reported,
his estimate being based upon incom-
plete information, and would cost $780,
600. The open cuts, 1900 feet long and
| bridged at street intersections, would
| cost $166,000. N Long Beach and San
Pedro shared but slightly in the ex-
pense the two railways and the harbor
company could build the tunnel for
$500, 200 each. The tunnel LIE Conte fig
ured on would be of concrete, it's crest
fifty feet below water mark, and its
width sufficient for two tracks and a
wide pathway between.
Walter ]. Desmond and other well
known business men believe that ere
the nine months expire which eyre CIV
en- the Salt Lake railway by the courts
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

to remove its trestle he company will
give the tunnel proposition careful con-
sideration.
Flagship Charleston at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
ATTORNEY GENERAL NOT
DECIDED ON PROCEEDING
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-City Attor-
ney Carl Monk, who recently went to
Sacramento to resist. the application of
Il. r. Schoeller of San Pedro for quo
warranto proceedings to test the an
nexation of Terminal Island, returned
late last night. Attorney General U.
S. Webb has not yet decided whether
or not to allow the application.
The attorney general told Monk that
he had been informed that there was
much ill feeling between the people
of Long Beach and West Long Beach.
The local attorney informed him that
the relationship had been painted in
false colors.
City Attorney Monk said that, judg-
ing from representatives statements,
the new Long Beach charter will be
approved by the Legislature.
Pacific squadron now at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Misee ellaneous-"Swaps"
ALTADENA METHODISTS
ORGANIZE CHURCH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA. Feb. AT a melting
held last night in Altadena the Meth
odists of that community formed a
Methodist Episcopal church which will
be known as the Altadena Methodist
Episcopal church and which will in
corporate under that name in the near
future.
The following officials We're named:
Trustees, A. L. Hellinger A. e. Sim
eral, C. w. Woods. L. W. Schuman,
B. B. Collins; stewards, Mrs. Louisa
Collins, N. ]. Simeral, NJ. F. Sherwood,
Mrs. Anna H. Hollinger, Mrs. S. ].
Woodward Mrs. S. F. Stevens.
Best climate at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

The naval fleet at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
CORNER MAY BE HOME
OF NEW NATIONAL BANK
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-The north
east corner at Second street and Amer
lean avenue, purchased yesterday by
four local men for 100000, will probably
be the home of Long Beach's seventh
bank.
A number of capitalists of this and
nearby cities are said to be consider
ing the establishment of a national
bank on this site, capitalizing the bank
at $150,000. w. l.. Portertield who is
now on a European tour, is one of the
interested capitalists.
Hotel del Coronado for excellence.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
COL. WENTWORTH Dimes
HIS DEPARTMENT HEADS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 9.-Colonel Went
worth. proprietor of the Hotel Went
worth, this evening gave dinner to
the heads of departments of construc-
ton on the monster hotel building re.
Gently erected on Oak Knoll. The
heads of construction and their fam
lilies We're the guests of the colonel,
and ii is said the dinner was one of
the best that the hotel ever put out.
The colonel is nothing If not liberal
host.
The naval fleet at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10

FOR SALE-CHEAP FUEL, 321 S.
JOHNSON ST. Tel. East 1871.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
QUEEN HELENE SAVES
A MAN FROM DEATH
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIHIVU FTtSS'
ROME, Feb. 9.-Queen Helene, ac-
cording to a story current here, re-
Gently saved the life of the Marquis
Calabrini, the kings equerry. 1t APP
pears that the king and queen We're
hunting at Castle Porsiano, and owing
to the cold a bonfire was built, around
which the royal party gathered.
In some manner the clothing of the
marquis caught fire. The queen tore
the burning parts of the marquis
clothing away, choking the flames with
her skirt and not needing the danger
to herself.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
POSTOFFlCE QUARTERS
CHANGED IN PASADENA
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb 9.-The Pasadena
postoffice will open tomorrow in the
new location on North Raymond ave-
nue., The moving of the offices is being
done this evening, and from the time
of closing this evening to the time of
opening tomorrow the employees of
Uncle Sam will be as busy as a swarm
of honey bees. The new quarters have
been fitted up sumptuously and are fur
nished in weathered oak.
Hotel del Coronado for service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
CITY VOTERS TO REGISTER

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 9.-Headquarters
for the registration of Pasadena voters
have been chosen and will be located
at the offices of G. Corwin Keyes at "a
East Colorado street Mr.. Keyes will
hold open from IL to 2 and from to 7
p. m, giving the laborer an opportunity
to register.
Society and gayety at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
THREE-YEAR-0LD BOY
HAS EXCITING TIME
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Feb. 9.-Bracing his
feet against the kitchen table, Linden
Auftenkamp, years old, pushed his
high chair over backward this morning
and fell upon a gasoline stove. Rolling
from there down upon the floor, he
pulled a kettle of boiling water over
upon him. His back, shoulders and
right arm were terribly scalded.
While the injuries will not prove
fatal they will be very painful for some
time.
Hotel del Coronado for gayety.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
FOR SALE
Business Property

ron sALE-soUTHEAsT CORNER or
Hill aud sixteenth sts.; 13Ox1O2 ft,
substantially improved with four
fat building, cight-room house md
siS-room cottage, renting for about
5000 monthly. Sec us about this fine
corner. Price s0t,OOO.
BLACK mos, sole Agents.
L.A.R.B. 9O5-6 Union Trust bldg.
FOR sALE-BUstNEsS PROPERTY
S200pO-lU0 t on Beaudry, 1875 feet on
Third, with l0-roorl modern house
N0000-9-room modern house, az South
Beaudry.
s7,006-N. E. cor. Third and Boylston.
469 feet m Boylston. average depth
ia feet.
a2,6o0-West side Of Boyiston, between
Third and SAPPHIRE; flrst-c1ass hotel
site.
s510O-Cottage 111o ' est Second St; lot
90x115 to 20-foot alley.
ALLISON BARLOW.
2i9 s. Broadway, room 1874
Phone Main 400. Home A5091
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Every Man H. DIVA II. car

me average man cannon affn j 4 ...,
Pny physician for every 81 pht ai'n.n,
~ INJURY ina may occn ia his f.rntf,
nor cen haa ord 10 neg.c' tl,.o - !,
slgn' an lnJlry a. The SRA ch i ~
a. oeen own 0 caus- the az -.
liho. Hence ~ Y man mns. iron,
'sss y lac bis Dan sctrr for tbis No.
VI alime MS. Success OF n d.,.nd- ~
nromp' ifeainnent, VII ca can oriv y.
"htn suit ~ eine iiciI 9 are t.r Y,
hand. Chamb aims Rene h.. ~
oeen ~ ne markstier M nv ,esr- nsd
ENJOY good reputation
Una ber'ain's Collie. Ch,l - an,
Dirrth ca remedy for bnwe COMPLAINS
Ohamb .rlain's Cough Reme.v ~
lughs colds or mp and whoopi o ,.o,sb
Chamber'ain's Pain Balm fanaft sen-
tc linimeni) for cnis. flri.e. bn,,s
spra'ns. swelling, lame back and ,len.
Chamberlain's stomach and LIVER i.
ie'' i'r CONSTRUCTION, blllionsne,s aud
stomach troubles.
chamberlain : salve for III eases ot the
SIX n. VI 'iie
One bottle of ea Ii of these five nrsn-
araiions costs bat sl.25. For sale IL
Martin riedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
Reelected County Sulerintend
emf

VIM Melchior, the efficient
County Superintendent, was or
Monday unanimously reelected
to that office for a period of four
years.
From one of the Trustees we
are Informed chat no other name
was presented and the ten trus-
tees present made the election
unanimously Trustee Luebbert
Of Cas- was absent on account of
the rock road election in his Tp
and Trustee Harder of HARRISON
was prevented from being pres
ent.
The Trustees are to be congra-
tulated upon the wise selection
they have made, and the people
all over the county in general in Z
iorse the selection.
We extend to Mr.. Melchior our
hearty congratulations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
TlG Wedding Bells Will Ring
For Miss Tina KunI<el and
Mr.. j. III. Willet

Mr.. Jane H. Willets, Chief
Clerk at the u S. Engineering
Dept, of Louisville, XIV and
Miss lima kunke., of Jasper,
Ind, second youngest daughter
of Miss Mary A Kunkel will be
married at st Boniface church
at Louisville, on Wedne day
June II, 1907, and on Thursday.
the 18th, will take a bridal trip
and will arrive at Jasper at 1890
p. m. They will be driven to
the Brides Home where her
mother and host of relations
and friends, wi be waiting for
their arrival.
A bountiful supper will be
served and at night receL ton
and free dance will be gwen at
kunkels Hall to which velybody
is invited, Music by Star Or
chestra.
May good luck and prosperity
attend them is the wish of all.
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have Joined the Synod.

The Trinity-Lutheran conare.
cation Of Jasper have Joined the
evangelical Synod of North
America, and President SNYDER
OF Evansville will be in Jasper on
Sunday June 16 to receive them,
he will also deliver a sermon al
Trinity church in English al
40 p m. that evening. Rev.
Holz Will preach in German in
the afternoon. Everybody invit,
ed to attend
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
Barn Burned Down.

The large and commodious
!; Darn on Harley Lemmon's farm
- y Boone TIP. was 'dstroyed by
Ir[e last Tuesday afternoon.
l tne origin of the fire is not
,,. but it is thought to be the
work Of incendiaries.
mr.. Lennon informs us that
i; IL 10 lost about IA tons of hay and
i !, all about $4,000 with but $500
sa'biSIu.r;ance. The barn Will prob
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P0rterSviIIe Points.

Bell Cooper and children. 0
Ireland visited her father her,
last week.
Hi Vowel, of Birdseye. wa.
here a couple of day last weel
selling new eyes and entertain
ing a number of our people Al
night with violin music
ran Mcdonald and her neice
Mrs Edna Harris of st Louis
visited Hi Mcdonald Thursday.
Mrs Fanny Britain and dang
ter Nellie Weedman. Raw Weis-
caver. Elem Britain visited at
Will Brittain's last Thursday.
George Houtch, Fred Robb.
Charles Schnarr, vii SEEMING.
and Sam Graham took in the pic
mic at Alfordsville the Both.
Mrs. Roerscheib and Mrs. Liz
zie Huffman are still on the sick
list
Mr.. Case and daughter, of
Northington, Ind, are visiting
Yrs. Geo. SEEMING who is sick. I
Bro. Estes, of Fort Branch Vi
ited at J. DiIlo s and attended
he Convention here Bro Es- :
es has the sympathy of the en-
ire community in the loss of his
wife She left an infant babe 5 /
1onths old
Walter Cox, Of Nebo, visited at l
is Uncle's Saturday and SUM-
ay.
The choir of this place are max
lg arrangements to sing at the
commencement to be held at I
,eEmon's church June Is 4
Quite a number Western Po-
les were in our village last
eek Will Britain purchased
i'm one for driving.
The convention held at this
lace May &c was largely attend
4 in the afternoon and the Pro-
ram was successfully cal ried
ut. The following officers were
1osen for the next year: Albt.
raylor, Pres, Mrs l.. l. Cooper
ice pres, Ethel Dooley. Sec.
he next convention to be held
Lemmon's the second Sunday
! October. A. H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
CLAY STREET.

1t has now been agreed tc
grade Clay Street from 30
North to the churc lot. The
house of Mrs Egg to be moved
next fall
Thsy failed to got any bids to
grade from LIST to 9th. the letting
of the proposed contract not be-
ing effectively advertised. A
dead adv. never pays.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
YEARNINS.

rney stood on ratcka's bridge at twi-
light,
While the moon looked down from
above,
The breezes blew soft and balmy
Twas a time for signs and love.
They silently gazed on the water,
And thought OF things held dear:
she longed for some ice cream soda.
lie yearned for glass OF beer.
1t was Sunday and the lid
was on in Jasper.
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VALUABLE PRESCRIPTIONS FREE,

Used by celebrated G rman Special
ist in hi- practice cor 30 vars in Ia
treatment of all st mach and Bowel
troubles, Dyspepsia Corsfip ton and
Piles; ia fact. All Liver diseases Man,
wonderful cures effected. Ga be filed b
your loca driggisf Write at once, send
no money. 3 X 81 Evansville. Ind
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Do Not Neglecf the CaiIdreu

At this season Of the yea tie ;irst un.
1atural looseuess OF child's bowel,
'houli have 'mme late att, ntion Tie
D. It thing that can be given is Cham
b 'rlain : Cole. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followe by astor oil as dir.
ected with ea'h bottle OF the remedy.
For sale by Mart Friedman.
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To BE DEDICATED.

The new st. Paul's Ev. Luth-
eran church at Haysville will be
be dedicated on Sunday June 16
Rev. Stork presiding. A dinner
will be served IN the grove fol
the people All are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
The Board Of eyieW

The County Board of Review
Of Dubois county, Indiana, has
fixed the following dates for the
hearing of compla nts from the
taxpayers, regarding their as
sessments of the following town.
ships, cities. towns and corpora
tions of Duhoic coun+ :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07

an Try fueatsn Chill Tonic, superior "a
ar acceptal ie 10 the most delicat.. ns,-
son one bottle will work Wonders
Guaranteed :, under tie Pure Food ana
Pfau. A ~ TICK q"
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ass Rev. Basil H., -

"A Rev. Basil Heu Ter. 0. s
3 rector Of St Joseph's ,bnrcg
ok part in the Silver Jubile,
ceie bratlon in honor of Rev. 8
naelln, rector of St. JcsepF,' I
church. at Shelbyville. Ind
Father Basil was master Of c+re.
monies. "a e
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GREAT
Sum mer Discount

now on ut Draughon's Practical Business Col.
leges, Evansville and Paducah. POSITIONS
secured or money back. May, m prefer. take
lessons BY MAIL FREE and enter college
later and save cost OF board. etc. Write
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
letter cilRrn

= lAny customer az ours bad s,f,,.,.i
"a "itri Tor i@9 - ti4r'e wears 4,
70, 20 hai on her Ia ~ Thar he :. nh
no' attend To her household sr,ies
pne b Of Chrml er M. Save r,1ol
h"r. Cham rerlain's medicines 49,. ~
sale ~ Martin Friedu IA. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07

IrMiss Clara VI GulIett re-
turned home last Thursday night
from Boonville where she had
just closed her second successful
term of school.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
FREE DANCE

r. At the Jasper Opera House,
LlueSday June IL. 1907 Music
py the Star Orchestra. Every
oou invited to come out and have
: nee sociable time This in
'lIe Is issued by Chas. Flick Nor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07

- Mann OF For yce. AK wiil,s.
sed Carlstedts German Liver Powder
ior ~ years. cured my wife of female
uonhles. Haven had Il ctor Tor q
Years iorme lypa 4 20 doc or bills a
year Would not be w'houit. Worth
y weight D. gold. Guaranteed under
sne i,nre Food aud Drugs act Price , 9
Sold by Flick 4 Pfau.
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Not a Bottle Returned

Experience OF an old druggist: Il
nave so'd nearly all the Hughes Tonic
oo'sht cf you and rot botil. / a. been
returned. have been in the drug busi
ness ior twenty five years and have nev-
er soid anything that gave such salts
faction
Sold by druggists SOC an 81 90 bottles
Prepared by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-06-07
JASPER

no Miss Helen Rust. returned
to her home in lluntingblrg,