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fED-LADY THAT CAN TUNE
iolin or guitar. Add. F 81, Tribune,
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
A. COILS, FAINTER PA. NER- HANG
er and kalsominer, 26I Baltimore ave
Ind. phone l0S0-i rings waS7
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.ED-BRIGHT BOYS OR GIRLS
Wrapping packages. Apply COINS
bods Store. k2403
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. %, K. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening at
o'clock, K. of P. hall.
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FER TO JOIN IN MANUFACTURE
Business; money necessary SoOO0.
4 53, Tribune. k23Si
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GENTLEMAN WHO EXCHANGED
dress suit case with lady on street car
from depot Friday has left same at COM
pany's office, Main street., k2392
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AUCTION SALES
FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES OF
all descriptions new and second -nand.
a lowest prices in the city. Western
Furniture Co, 242 So. State. Agent 1900
washing machine. Stove repairs for any
old stove. kl6O.
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request, Phones 3299. S. i. Matt q
Mfg. Co.. 16S w. 1st South 224
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOST

81 WATCH FOB. LETTER M;
n Jed on back j, b. M. Return to
tardware & Stove Co. Reward.
N.oO
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The GpaldC Central Fraction Co
Connecting The Three Largest
Cities Of Indiana, Indiana.
polls, Evansville and
TeHe Haute.

Mr. F. L. Eberhard, of Louis
Vile, Ky. was here Thursday in
the interest of the proposed
traction line from Indianapolis TO
Evansville
The route as shown by Mr..
Eberhard includes Hillham, Crys-
tai Kellerville Jasper and Duff
in Dubois county.
1t will cost to construct and
equip this road, in a thoroughly
first class and up-to-date man
ner, 81, 10000. Mr.. Eberhard
informs us that experienced men
are in the field securing right of
way and surveyors are being put
in the field to speedily close up
preliminary work. We hope
this is a business pi oposition and
wish the undertaking great sue
cess, push it along.
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Holds a Moral.

Once UPON a time a donkey fell
into deep hole, and after near
ly starving caught sight of q
passing fox and implored the
stranger to help him out.
i am too small TO aid YOU. -
said the fox, but will give
you some advice Only a few
rods away is a big, strong ele-
phant. Call to him and he will
get you out in a jiffy
After the fox had gone the
donkey thus reasoned: Il am
very weak from want of nourish-
ment. Every move make is
just SO much additional loss of
strength If raise my voice to
call the elephant | shall grow
weaker yet, No, | will not
waste my substance that way.
1t is the duty of the elephant to
come without calling"
So the donkey settled back.
and eventually starved to death
Long afterwards, the fox pass
ing the hole saw within a whit
ened skeleton, and remarked;
II it be that the souls of ami
mails are tranmigrated into men.
that donkey will become one of
those merchants who can never
afford to advertise. "-Caveat.
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IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake The Cause Of Your Irou
bIes. Jasper Citizen Shows
How 10 Cure them

Many people never suspect their 80 =
news. II suffering f.om lame, We
acting back they think that IL j. lnl, a
muscular weasn - when urinary trou-
Die set@ in they think 4 viii soon cor
rect itself. And 20 il y with all TIE
other symptoms OF kidney disorders
That l. lust where the danger lies You
must cure these troubles or they ma,
lead to diabetes or Bright's dIseas
The best remedy 10 use j. Doan's Kill
ney Pills. Ii cures ali ills which are
caused by weak or diseased kidneys
Jasper people testify 70 permanent
cures.
Mrs Brook Kellams. living on sixth
ST. Jasper Ind, saws when my hus-
band had an attack OF acute lum bapO. be
was told 10 get Doan's Kidneys Pills.
He could rot move without those exciu-
ciating pains shoot through the small OF
mis- hack, and it was impossible for him
10 stoop. III he arose from chair. he
would have 10 do it gradually or the
sharp tWinges caught him and made him
exclaIm with pain. His kidneys caused
bin annoyance as the sCcret'Uns : er,
not regular and he suffered from ire
quent hea laches lie got Doan's X b.
nev pills al Flick & Piau'~ drug store
AMI lac said that the filled the till tx
aclly. Ills lameness departed, the kid.
neys regained their strength and he ha,
no more headaches
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster ilburn Co Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States
4 Remember the name -Doan sand
take no other
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A FEW FACTS.

We wish to call the attention
of our readers to the proceedings
of the Board of Review. which
again appears in our columns this
week. We have published them
from the time the board began
its session and will continue to
do so until they adjourn. We
can proudly boast that we are
the only paper in the county that
has published the proceedings of
that body, while it is true it took
a little of our time to copy same
yet we feel that our readers
ought TO know just what bust
ness that body is transacting and
believe that our readers appre-
ciate our efforts
The people generally are in
formed about the weather and at
the end of the week know as
well as we do what kind of wea-
ther therewas on Monday or any
other day of that week.
In this issue will be found a
complete and correct copy of all
proceedings had. and allowances
made by the Board Of Commits
sioners at theirregular July term
Further, you will find a list of
expenses IF the June term of the
Circuit court, which adjourned
last Saturday, all interesting
items
If you wish to be informed on
what is going on at the Court
house subscribe for the COURIER
and get all the news.
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MARRIED.

Saturday June 18th, Judge f.
l.. Betz. officiating, Hilbert Ear
ing TO Maud Bates.
The groom is q young man %
years of age, son of Mathew
Earring, a prominent farmer OF
Jefferson township The bride
is the oldest daughter of Prof
John B Bates. the efficient prin-
cipal of the Birdseye schools.
The ceremony was witnessed by
both Mr.. Mathew Earring and
Prof Bates.
To the young couple we eX-
tend our congratulations.
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License Notice.

NJ ofCf T. hereby given o. the. citizens Of KetIe.
~ Vile. and Hafhison township Dubois CO Ind
that the undersigned. male oiuzeu Of the Ualitsd
States, vii apply 10 The County Comm -
blhols nnnty AZ their next regular session in
Aug - lNi. for license 70 retail Intoxicating
liquors, beer aud vine. and permit the same 10 ~
dfahk ~ the premises. under the provisions ~ the
law ~ Indiana governing such licenses
The precise location where such iiuors ars a. IA.
sold b. n Room ~ feet vide by ~ fret long .tu.
ied % The east end ~ a two Story frame haiidtug
ontng On the shoals and Psnii roads ga part ~ the
ne quarter ~ The no quarter - Sec, No is town
range t~est. bounded a. iollu-s Commencing a.
the Fast side - said section, town aud range ran
nlng thence south west until % runs due sou I'd
hence Que west. confa aiming acr more ur less be
ing 81 north u thefsol road until where said road
runs due south IN HARRISON To Dubois Co Indiana
A. the same time aud place Will apply Tor per.
nit 20 serve lunches
JACOB sElFERT.
une. 20 1907 -3w
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C. E. PROG RAM.

To be given Sunday, July !,
$50 p. M at Trinity church.
Topic: For our Country.
Song America
Devotional Singing -Leqder.
Paper: The Sort of Citizens our
country needs A. Wuchner
Solo Hilda Stewar.
Concert recitation Members
Address Why a Christian is the
most efficient patriot
r NJ Milburn
Illustrations Members
Following Illustrations. here
after, the meetings will be open
to all members. also any visitors
that may be present. regardless
of denomination.
Song. How firm a foundation. F"
Society
Instead of the benedi,tion the
society viii repeat the Golden
Rule: Do unto others, as you
would ave them 10 unto you.
Committee.
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RAILROAD EXCURSIONS

Colonists rates to all points, at lee
than one fare Tor the round trip; al
Homeseekers rates to the North, Soutd
and West at about one fare for the rounh
trip. Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday Of each month.
There is now rate TO Branch points
Of one fare for the round trip going eve
ming train OF each Saturday good re-
turning until first train Monday Tick
cts he also sold on Sunday at oReJ
arertfore round trip.
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Dubois Circuit Court

State VS. PHI. Kastner. surety
of the peace, cont. per agree
ment.
State VS.. Harley Wynatt, in
toxication. def pleas guilty fine
s2.
Elzora Feller VS. Aug. Teller,
divorce, cont.
John II. Sendelweck VS. Geo.
Thurman, quiet title, adjusted
per written agreement on file
and cause dismissed.
Crawford Co State Bank VS..
Peoples State Bank ct al. Trial
by court, finding for plff total
sum Of s5940
Dwell State Bank VS. Peoples
State bank ct al, trial by court,
finding for plff. total sum of
$306l. 40.
Bank of Winslow VS. Peoples
State bank ct al, trial by court
finding for plif total sum of
s5757. 60.
Citizens National bank VS. Peo-
plies State bank ct al, trial by
court finding for plff. total sum
of $3306.76.
In the matter of the estate OF
Geo. Klein decd. Guardian re.
ports private sale June 20, 1907,
for $1,000 cash to Jacob Hoffman
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Great Council of Red Ven vs.
William A. Wilson, ct al, to sci
aside conveyance, cont.
Chas Behrens VS. Peoples
State bank ct al, cont per agree
nent
In the matter of the estate Of
Jos Main, Guardian reports sale
of land June IA, 1907 to VIM
Main for $1,000, , cash, residue
in equal installments 9 and l.
months. Sale cofirmed and deco
ordered.
National Mfg Co VS. Ed Linz
ct al, cont.
Amanda Ballard VS. VIM. A
Line ct al, damages, venued t
Pike Circuit court.
Dubois Co. State Bank VS..
Nenian Haskins ct al on note
dismissed.
j. M. Robinson Norton Co. VS..
VIM. Haller ct al dismissed.
Herman Humbert VS.. John B.
Schepers to be released on bond
as tip. assessor. Deft. files new
bond in sum of $4,000 with John
Fromme, Ben Fromme and John
Lorey sureties. Approved by
court. Plff. released from fur
ther liabilities on defts bond.
T.
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EREETo

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sTMrs. Amanda Blackwell
Of Washington Ind. a sister of
our fellow--towns--man, Elijah
Stewart, accompanied by Mrs.
Curry, of Kansas. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Horton. of Ireland.
were visiting Mr.. Stewart here
Tuesday.
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r1 Mrs. John Kuebler. and
Hiss Lizzie kuebler returned
night from Evansville
where they had been visiting
friends and relatives.
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go. Miss Lena Joseph returned
home last Saturday night from
the indianapolis Conservatory of
Music, where she has been stu
DYING music the past two years.
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k+..t-i 5 .sNaiiil-Ncot.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the CFea, med.
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ieenin century: dis
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Board of Review.

June 26. the further hearing of
complaints of citizens from Jack
son. HARRISON. Huntingburg.
Jasper and other sections Of the
county and continued same up TO
$50 p. m. when the Board adj
journed.
June y. % and 29. July and
? was taken up with persons
from all towns and townships all
over the county with objections
to the assessments made by the
various township assessors and
in every case the proceedings of
the board was carefully noted
and each case will be carefully
acted upon by the board and in
proper cases will be lowered or
raised as in right and justice
should be done in the considera-
ton of the Board.
sp Talk about the devil re-
buking sin, " there we have
Theodore Roosevelt advising the
newspaper editors to be temper
ate in their utterances. Reminds
US of what the late Harry Ward
Beecher used to repeatedly say
to his congregation: Never
mind what ! do; listen to what |
saw. and do that
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asa. Now watch the condition
of crops improve as the harvest
goes on, and the real truth has
to come out, and watch the gree n
bugs that were devouring every
thing in sight grow smaller by
degrees and beautifully less
Nothing like the reaper and the
threshing machine to bring out
the facts.about wheat.
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R-Let US see-the last We
heard, the two Abes. Ruef and
Hummell, were still behind the
bars; the trial at Boise was still
going on; Thaw was preparing
an elaborate defense for his sec
ond trial; Roosevelt was polish
ing up the big stick while resting !;
Taft was still trotting about the
country-and the Government at
Washington still lived
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and Loans. Farm
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Jasper. Ind.
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WOULDN'T YOT??

ii l were a mule
AMI some blame fool
Would dsre 10 lash me THOUGH.
A dead tough" road
With a great big load,
III tell You what Ia do;
wouldn't crow
But ia just lie low
Aud keep most rnlghty mum
Till got chance
when Ia kick his pants
Clear into the king iom come.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I?
kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

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Evening journal., 1907-04-05
Friday, April S, 1907.
BOARD or Trade PRESIDENT.

TT NDER the presidency OF Mr. II, ]. Maclean
~ the Board OF Trade during the coming
year promises to continue forward on the lines OF
progress that have marked the excellent work OF
that organization for some years past. Mr. Savery
has made good record as the president OF the
board Being at the head of one OF the most inn
portant industrial establishments OF the city
famed for its product throughout the world, the
retiring president was vitally concerned in the
welfare of the board and brought to the office of
president large prestige. The Board of Trade
has become a factor in the commercial and civic
life OF the city. It's meetings are forum for
the interchange of views which cannot but be
helpful Mr. Savery retres from his position
with the we'll wishes and thanks OF the members
who appreciate the services that he has rendered
the city and that body
The various nominees for the place were all
well qualified for the position, but MIR. r. ]. Mac
lean last evening was chosen. We feel certain
that the members of the board will have no reason
to regret their action in eecting him. Mr.. Mac
lean is one OF the most energetic of the younger
business men of the city, man Of good iudg-
ment and sound sense. No member has been
more interested. in the progress Of the Board Of
Trade than the new president. He has done
much labor that has never appeared on the sur
face to advance the work of that body Perhaps
those connected with newspapers realize more
fully than many others how the new president
has been constantly on the alert to help the Board
Of Trade. Mr. Maclean has wide and compre-
hensive knowledge of business affairs of VIII
mington- He is in touch with all branches OF COM
mercial and industrial activity. Now that the
Mercantile Association is to be merged with the
Board OF Trade, the members of the former need
have no fear that their interests will be neglected
under the administration Of the new president
Altogether the board starts with good set Of
officers, and it should redouble its efforts for the
advancement OF Wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-04-05
13 new LAWS
FOR THE BOOKS
Governor Approves AutOmO-
bile Act Among Many
Other Measures
speclai to The Evening journal.

DOVER, April 5--Governor Lea has
not yet finished his considero tion Of the
important legislative enactnents before
him. He signed the following bills
yesterday afternoon: House bins pro-
widng fer the purchase Of a new
watchboat to protest the oyster inter
osts Of this State.
To regulate and fix .he fees Creducing
them) Of the register Of wills and re q
c0rder Of deeds OF New Castle county.
To incorporate the town OF Bethel.
TO amend Section Z Chapter 81.
Volume - Laws Of Delaware, ny
further regulating The accounts Of fees
and auditing thereof and fixing the
compensation OF such county officers
and their deputies and clerks in New
Castle county
Substitute for House bill 50. an act
for the encouragement of immigration
and to foster the agricultural interests
of this State by inviting iahorers frori
foreign countries. $4,000 Appropriated.
Authorizing the erection OF additional
buildings and for other improvements
for the Delaware state Hospital a;
Fainhurst $4,000 appropriately.
EItNtIANIlE iNtNiJAh ol WHllA tNhNNl
districts of this state may hereafter
borrow money for the purpose Of build
ing and furnishing or improving or en-
larging schoofhouses
New automobile law changing PEN
aties, increasing fees and relating to
chaffeurs.
CThe bill regulating the practice OF
medicine and surgery IN this State
which excludes the Christian Scien-
lists from practiclng for pay-had pre-
.viously been signed by the governor)
Senate Bills
Providing a fund OF $4,000 for repairs
and alterations to the state House.
Authorizing the state Librarian ia
deliver to the jamestown Commission
ers or the Ter Centennial Exposition,
flags. pictures and other articles in. the
State House or the Delaware Build
ing at jamestown.
Directing the Levy Court of Sussex
county to make additional settlements
with the county treasurer.
Defining certain misdemeanors con-
cerning the books Of t.is Law Library
Association of New Castle county and
prescribing penalties thereof
Regulating travel over the bridge
at Laurel over Laurel river.
Regulating travel over the bridge al
Seaford over Nanticolxc river.
To cede certain lands to the United
state of America Gland In the De,awars
river to be used in the deeper channel
operations).
Authorizing Newark to borrow money
fer the Improvements Of streets and
extending the water system
Evening journal., 1907-04-05
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cABAL no pEFEAT ROOSEVELT.

c ENATOR BOISE PENROSE, of Pennsyl-
- vania, appears as the authority for story
that the opponents OF President Roosevelt pro-
pose to raise a campaign fund of five millions to
defeat for the next Presidential nomination any
candidate who might be in sympathy with the
views of the President. Penrose ought to be good
authority of what the great corporations are
doing in political way. When he let the cat out
OF the bag the President started an investigation
and the information was confirmed.
The reported cabal has ramihcations through
out the country. 1t is proposed to spring lot of
favorite sons in different States who, at the
proper time, will retire and throw their delegates
to the one man to be agreed upon in opposition to
Secretary Taft or any other asprant. The
nouncement that Senator Foraker will try to
round up the Ohio delegates for himself and the
movement in other States, indicate the truth of
the cabal.
There is no doubt that the political enemies Of
Mr. Roosevelt would give five millions and much
more if they could accomplish their purpose
They would consider that figure a small price to
be paid. They will raise much more than that
sum if it is necessary. The Hartman attack on
the President is probably a part Of the general
campaign Wneh the lolCes me up lOl uHe Hhal
combat a most interesting battle may be ex-
pected.
Senator Penrose is said to have told everything
about the caba at a dinner where he is said to
have talked freely and to have offered man who
was interviewing him, check for twenty
five thousand on the spot if he would use the
money to help carry his own State against Presi-
dent Roosevelts influence 1t is not recorded
that the interviewer took the check that Penrose
is alleged to have flashed upon him, and this is
weak spot in the story.