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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
pant $50 % Yonr nor.s.

Cares must promptly rowar,
performance and The voice be never
used the horse does not under
stand your words, and if YOU arc
angry Your tones will only further
disconccrt him while if You are
o'crnalIy talking 70 him YOU simply
render him careless and inattentive.
Cares The spot YOU have Just ad-
dressed nor think that he under
stands PET on the neck as reward
lor something ne has just done with
ns hind quarters Go direct To the
spot. and where two parts have been
addressed cares, them both. as in
backing the hind quarters and the
Sides where the legs came, etc
and do the same thing in biting.
DO not pat the neck if YOU asked
him to yield his jaw. Don't re-
Fard your daughter for Your sons
uccessful geography lesson" that
: ino idea IN a nutshell From
Directing the Saddle Horse" by
NJ Ware. In Outing Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
Buffalo Bill

Was the attraction at Evans
vile last Saturday and several o:
our people went down to see
the old. grayheaded scout who
has degene rated into a show fax.
er. However, Strouse Brothers
clothing store on Main street
profited, as six new suits of
lothes from that pace came
back to Jasper that night. 1t
pays to adv. in the COURIER and
Strouse knows how.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23

The name Of Applecro-s, the old
i'o.s->h're seat of the NIackenzies
* modern corruption of Abercro-
San, moaning "at the moGth oi the
trosan. the little river which there
ho0s into the Atlantic rhcnmnc,
Of many places in Scotland have un-
Gereone changes as curious and
oonIus.A~. The thousand d. trasoi-
ci nhon valightat The fine sta
tonot Aaoch. in Glasgow called
alter q neighboring church,. NO
iolbi 1tfY The nalnc in some
vague way with the patriarch
i.noeh. mentioned in an early clap-
'r Of Grac-i- II is really a cor-
npicl form of ST. Thenog. or The
iaw, who was thc mother Of Kent.
crn Glasgow first bishop anil pa
ron saint anl who is the subject
u as quaint coond as any to be
q nd IN medieval sacred history.
Modern Society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
The SKY serapinn Ionah-

i suppose YOU didn't know" re.
marked the superstitious man.
that malyof the New York down.
town oiiiee Buildings and the Times
building uptown have eliminated
the thirteenth floor? 1t is true
Trey skip from the twelfth to the
fourteenth. 1t is almost impossi-
be they say, to rent the Offices on
the thirteenth floor" New York
Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given that the Board
.oi Trustees OF the town OF Jasper. In
diana on The l2th dav OF August lgO-
BY resolution, provide for the as
ses-ment OF all real =, tate bordering ON
Nam street in said town fro n "a street
North 70 10Th street; bordering mon 6th
street from Anderson street West IL tho
NJ ~ West corner of Lot No in
Bucnart : addition including the Public
y Pa bordering on 9th street from
Ma i1 Jackson streets: bordering on
4th sueet from Main TO NEIL street
bordering on jackson street from 6th
street South to the railroad track. with
dement's on account OF sprin ling said
streets and parts Of streets. The basis
OF SAID assessment is the appraiselnent
OF SAID real estate as returned bv the
township Assessor for the wear 1907 A.
modified by the County Board Of Re.
view and the rate OF assessments fo-
dement's az determined by said board IL
nc Tor each 800 appra sement
Nouce y therefore given all parties in
i-restei IN the above as-e.stn,ut If hen.
ehis That the said resolution il sci far
nearing on Sept. %, NJ \ O'Clock i m Al
me Jasper Electric light Office at which
'lne and place all persons in crested
may be heard and given chance to re-
lnonstrate against said a. eesnent
said m after will be finally disposad If
~ s"Iu unle JACOB y, SCHwENK.
Town Clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
THE BAG WORM.

tIhyrldopteryX ephemeraform
We send you a box os cater
pillars, new in this part of tn,
state. Hundreds of farmers say
that they have never seen it be.
fore, The cocoonS were made or
an arbor-vlt8 tree, but they work
on the pear and other orchard
trees as well. We would like Ia
know what it is.
This is a sample of dozens 'of
letters which have been received
within the past few days. show
ing that this insect has become
very numerous in, at least. the
south half Of the state.
The insect in question is what
Is known as the evergreen bag
worm to distinguish it from a
smaller species, which is some
times found here, few speci-
mems of which have been sent us
this summer. The term Bag
Worm" is given it because the
larvae are encased in sac-like
structures which they carry
around with them. These sacs.
an inch or more in length, and
tapefng to point at the lower
end, are made of silk inside. but
covered with sticks and leaves of
the arbor vitae, or the red cedar.
probably so as to rend them
less conspicuous. These larvae
seem to prefer the foliage of the
cedar for food. but they often
attack fruit and shade trees as is
the case at the present time in
southern Indiana. In winter
these bags may be seen hanging
to the trees. and, if the larger of
these are cut open at this time
they will be found to be filled
with eggmasses, which are the
furnish the brood for next wear
The smaller bags will be found
to contain simply the empty male
pupa cases.
TREATMENT.
The best treatment is to look
over the orchard and cedar trees
carefully during the winter
when the fruit trees are naked .
and pick off and destroy every
bag If this is thoroughly done.
no great harm will be done the
following season, as all the eggs
will be destroyed. Ifcedar trees t
or hedges in the vicinity of or 9
chards are kept sprayed, and if -
the orchards are carefully sprawl b
for the coding moth, no other /
will be necessary. One .
Or two applications of Paris :
green, at the present time. n
should hold them in check.
j. TROOP, Horticulturist. G
Purdue University.
seA-The dance at Kunkel's hall <
tuesday night was well attended. ;,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
Annual Bank Statement
August II, 100.
JoHS l.. BRErz, President.
joins ?. SALB, Vice Pres dent.
JACOB BURGER. JR.. Cashier

joins l.. BRErz, President.
joins ?. Sab, Vice Pres dent.
JACOB BURGER, JR., Cashier.
GrsrAv GRAXEtsrAcHER, Asst G
Report Of the condition OF the Far.
mes and Merchants Bank. al Jasoer
IN the state Of Indiana az the closs -,
IT, business on Wenesdav AUG IA
10. being the twelfth anniver.arr ~
the commencement OF the husiness y,
said bank. ~
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts sIsg on ~
D. eiulsI.s L. y
Bonds 81 W W
Due from National Banks IN 9I8 ID
Cash and Cash Items % ga9 =
lotai Sl32, O6S 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock Paid s25OoO On
surplus Fund - 400 n,
Undivided profits, Iq0 oo
Deposits on Demand 3g2 S7s 90
Total 100 a. =,
state OF Indiana, County Of Dubois -
We, John l.. Brett. President and
JACOB Burger, Jr., Cashier or the Far.
mers and Merchants Bank, at Jasper
Ind. each being sworn upon his oath
severally say that the above and fore
goirg statement is tue in substance ana
fact.
John l.. Brett, Pres.
Jacob Burner, ,Ir Cashier
Subscribed and sworr TO before me
this 10Th day Of August 1907.
joins i. MctAI. Noiarv Public.
"! commission expires sept 3D.. 1910
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
Notice Of Appointment OF
administrator.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed ms been duly appointe admin.
istrator OF the estate Of Kuniyun Ia
Bauer, ate OF Dubois County. Indiana.
deceased, by the clerk OF IA, D..bois
Circuit Court.
SAID estate IL solvent
1nRisriAN lIofrMAN, Admir-.
iRAfLoR " TRAYLoR, Attys
August 10Th 1906 swks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
Notice OF Final Settlement of Estate.

Notice j. hereby given totho creditor.
neirs ana iegatees oil Baibara Holman
deceased, Harry L. Ionm m. Exc
ulor, 70 appear in the Dubois Count,
Circuit Court, heldaiJ Jasper. Indiana. on
the IA day Of October 1907. and show
cause, II any, why the Final settlement
Accounts with the estate al sa,I dr.
cCedent should not be- approved and said
heirs are notified { then and thcr,. nak,
proof of helrship, and receive their dis
tnbuiiNe shares.
WITNESS, The Clerk of sail Courr Mi.
; day of August 1907.
JOHN p. HCTHFR
CLERK Dubois Circuit Court
Trdylor & Traylor, Atiys.
Ang ., wks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS

Merchants Meeting at 81. L.uis Aug
l. TO -, ss.l3 Tor the round Tin good
eturning from y to 81. and Aug u 10
sept. ., l3 for the round trip good re-
turning from sept. tol4
'lf son Go Fair, Princeton. Ind
sept. 10 !, 1907, Al so Tor the .ound
trip.
Oakla'd Citv Fair, Oakland civ AUG
20 to y 1907, sl.2l for the roand trim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23

and chccr.Hln. soon
cifap0elr whant'e hid
afe order
o -gc
Kidney ~oublc has
become So prevalent
ihaiitis notunc5mmon
for a child 90 be born
afflicted With weak kia
neys. 1.-THE child ur.a
QfFe too &C.. az a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23

urine scalds the flesh or il. when the cbils
reaches an age when It should De abe ~
Sonuoi me passage. II Is yet afflicted with
-we,'ing depend upon II. the cause of
me oiiiiegi,y Is kidney trouble. and the fms,
sep shouid be towards the treatment OF
,hese important organs. This unrlea,ant
trouble Is due TO a diseased condition Of the
koneys and bladder and not To- a habit AZ
most people suppc ;.
women as well -s r'sn 7r- Z. sde mis-
crane WIN kidney ~fe ria.i.l trouble
ana both need the same great remedy
e pc mid and the immediate effect OF
>whmp-Root IS soon realized II IS sold
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23

Don mfFr anv mistake. but iemem-
Der The nan" swamp Root. DR. Kilmai Il
swami foot land the address. Bingham
ton, \. Z, IN e,ery bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-23

seA-The dance at Kunkel's hall
Tuesday night was well attended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
Leonard School.

Bryan Eagle; This lovely spring
morning. while all nature seems
radiant in smiles and sunshine l
feel drawn to write q few lines to
our weekly visitor, the Eagle.
Farmers are up with their crops
and gardens are looking fine.
Mr.. d. c. Dawson has set out
600 cabbage plants. He intends to
raise truck for the market.
Stock looks well.
Misses Matte, Katie and lola
Clifton had q nice time visiting
Miss Alice WEIGH Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse WEIGHS health is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Jim Scott and Miss Bessie
Powers visited Bryan Sunday.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. and
Frs. Marion Shaw to'our commun-
ity again.
Why don't all the old correspond
ents write more oftens
For fear this will land in the
waste basket will ring of.
Pansy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
For Sale

M scrss , .ailss east q Bryan, plenty
q wafer, wood, etc. Price right and
terms reasonable.
10 acre 9 milss south Of Bryan. Lare
soomy residence and good seu'ns houses
Price $1,000 o.
The Capt. Polk brick rs<idsnee, ] milo
south Of city.
About zoo acres Of land convenient 70
market. 400 acres prairie and farm, 2oa
,cres In simbss, hns we'll Of water, h's'
class improvements, On ideal home and
safe investment.
2 lots on south side OF block, , blocks
from Main street. srccm rssidence. good
stables, garden. sndEhns well OF water
Price $1,000. 90, terms easv.
Good residence property near Aliei
Academy, room house, stable, lot
ssrdcn. etc Price $4,000.
also have some clients who are In tn
market for both farm and city property.
YOU want TO sell. call and see me.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Kansas City Stock Yards. March
II, roo7.-Receipts Of guarantees
are liberal today at 50 car loads
following good run in that div
ision all of last week. but 10 cents
of this was lost before the week
closed. Market today Is active with
prices ranging from steady to 10
lower. practically all of the receipts
sold and weighed before II o'clock.
Top price today was $500. paid
for some II7s ID. steers. although
some good to choice were expected
up to a late hour. asking price on
which would be around $3.50.
Bulk of the steers sold today at
s.. so to Sass. few common cattle
at 81 90 to "a 40. and some Gamers
at S,.7s. Stays brought s4.a5 to-
day, no bulls here, but good many
last week at $40 to s3.7s. Cows
and calves scarce in quarantine div
ision, COWS $40 to $500. veals
today at SIX In the Native div
ision the market advanced rs to 20
cents last week. but is steady to a
shade lower today. Demand is
extra heavy for good weighty feed
ers. the impression being general
that prospects are extra good for
the future Of the fat cattle market
Hog supply is much smaller thar
| il was running q few weeks ago
supply 5000 today. market 5 to ie
lower. Prices seem to be on the
down grade. although the chic
source OF weakness today comes
from q big run at Chicago. snd .
break in prices there. Packer
hang together in their present ct
fort to put the market down. and
only on one or two days last weel
were salesmen able to score the ad
vantage. The continued weakness
Of provisions. together with asser
tons of packers that nothing cal
be put into their cellars with pro
ft at prevailing prices makes thei
stand more or less legitimate. and
the trade generally looks for littl'
Improvement in the situation. ToI
today is S6.s7H, bulk S6.7aH t.
$3.50.
]. A. Rickart,
L. s. Correspondent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MATTERS.


Bryan, Tex. March "a. 1907.
Thinking ii would be Of some
interest to your readers, Ia view OF
the fact that the Christian church
is to begin building right away; also
that they are doing 50 much in
general church work throughout
the United states. and that they
are preparing. on a large scale to
celebrate the first one hundred years
Of their organization in Pittsburg,
Pa. in 1909, ! submit some CON-
parative figures Of their growth
1890, 10000; 1870, 10000; 1850,
rrs, 900: 1860. 2a5,ooo; 1870, $780,
600; 1880. 473,ooo; 1890, 64i,ooo'
1900. I,a4a, 900; 1906, I,a69.59r.
The gain Of "a per cent. shown
by the Christian church is greater
for the period indicated than that
Of any of the six great bodies hav.
ing over a million members each
The bids for the new Christian
church will be open Monday at !
D. M, and the contract let. AL
who have subscribed are requested
to be ready to make the first pay
ment when called on by the com
mittee.
las. A. Challenncr. Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

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Yesterday.
Mrs. Ia
Yesterday.
DR.. J. :
Drugstore.
Mrs. wi
In Houston
DR.. G. .
city y@,erd
B. S. To
born yesess
Jus, recsi
Luther 'T'sy
Beautiful
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Tom O.
bottom g.
friends a.
w. E..
Mumford
For ,he
snce see r.
J. v. Ros
Myefs. Burl<
DR.. w. @.
was In the cii
John T'auE
was In the
Mn. Rob
lay from Sc
Mn. T.
stunned fro
Ain. J. o.
Iuived y~s
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
"CorreCt Clothes for Gentiem

withod
announce complete assorme Respectfully
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

The Hearue Democrat pays the
following compliment to Hon. W.
G. Davis. representative from
0E1xos county:
Hon. w. c. Davis. the represen-
1nlive from Brazos county made us
: pleasant call on last Thursday
night. Mr.. Davis has been doing
sons splendid work in the Legis-
loture in the interest of the ooun-
ny generally, and most especially III
behalf Of the telegraph operators
,ond railroad employees. Ne has
now before the House bill provid-
ing for the reduction of the time
which the railroads are allowed to
keep men on duty to eight hours
pr day, and providing that all over
time must be paid for at double the
rate paid for straight time. Mr..
Davis is a man Of excellent educa.
tion and Is a broad minded, conser'
vative thinker. and should the pre-
sent incumbent. Senator Harper. mot
desire to return to the Senate, the
PEOPLE Of the district would do well
70 consider Mr.. Davis before max
ing choice Of any Que else for the
position.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
grades-Minnie versea.

gradeS-Minnie Versea.
rf:I5: What Importance should be
attached to the subject Of writ
ing in our common school
course-Ada O'Neil.
Friday, 400 to 400 p. m.
q 90: Value Of school room decora-
ton; how may It be secured
Kate Childress.
400: The holidays; how should
they be observed-W. X. Ford.
Saturday, goo a. m. to 400 p. m.
900: Opening exercises, etc.
1000: Best methods to be employ
ed in teaching grammar--C.
A. r. Grant.
1900: Comprehensive methods for
teaching history F. D.
Vaughn.
r7:oo: What can the teacher do to
awaken in trustee and patron
proper interest in the school
Mrs. Carrie King.
100: Officers reports.
Liberal discussion will follow the
paper on each subject.
4. A. Kemp. President.
Ada A. Scott. Secty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Representing the best Of companies In
al lines Of insurance. ! invite q liberal
share Of your business In 1907. Careful
and promp, attention to all business snsrussl
ID. ofhce upstairs In Smith Building.
Phone i6i. Ino. ,. Hines 2>u
Prudence and good business Judgment
suggest that you should q ell times keep
YOUR lie and property we'll insured. Con-
suk Jno. B. Hing Tor anything 70 ne IN
:snses W.; 20 . Saith 1 ss's
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15
coloReR reAcAeRs' PROGRAM.

Following is the program of the
Brazos County Colored Teachers
Institute to be held at the colored
school building, Bryan, Tex,
March IS and 10, 1907:
Friday. 900 to 1900 a. m.
600: Opening and preliminary ses'
sion.
o:so: Analytical method of teach
ing fractions-Lizzie Haynes
1880; Supplementary reading; it
value to the pupil; appropri
ate selections for RESPECTIVE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Suits and skiru Of silk and wolfe the
new spring shades. Mu. Mary Lawrence.
Agent Ed Khan. Houston. Il
Remember our msn's spring Suin are
coming in rapidly and stock will soon be
complete. Wagner and Brandon. 81
Don, les me forget to sss r. G. Tabor
about that life insurance. DIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-15

Advertised list Of letters for March II
1907. In calling for letters please ssy ad'
vertised.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12
0leiRe Stastneatsfettea.

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ZIG Oh Reu Dort Strabe, babsn
Eiebe uisbsrbott udbrsnb Der lsbten
auet Dc&sn bn, asiammtsn Snbali
bss gisi&raniss ausssrdumt.
RoIIf9utIaufen i&eini
R9 uieosr anasmsiner BeliebtbeIt In
JnbtauopoIis au erfrsusr, benn LIBERAL
bort mon, BOB Rsubautsn bieIer Mri
aufsefhbrt perbsn, unb Der quite 8e.
fti& bisfer pldbe 3sigt, bab man bisism
6port INNER nod germ unbtnit Der.
gntisen buloigt.
Gin Sobn unisrss Best. Ger.
geanten 5ranf S&uab bon Der Bolt.
~seifation befinbet I'D aueenbIidli9 mt,
Der Raoam Butterfly" @sieaf&aft
oils : ritter TN Or8efsr ultsr 8eitunq
bon .nrp 70. eabass. nit wsl@em
er foot perf&ieosns Sabre rsiR, In I'm.
ferer Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12
Wsuoernnsea tint StraRenbabn=
berfebr.

Die 8s60roe fur 6Hentli&e arbsiten
murb. bon Der Snbianapolis Erection
uno Ssrminal Company bsna9ridtiat,
oaB bsrfdiebsnsn slenberungen I'm
Arrangement Der isbigsn TN Betrieb
bsfinbli9en 2inien In 0orbereitune
ietsn unb am nd4Ren Wontag In Rraft
trsten tptirSen.
Die bauptid&Ii9He a,nosrune if.
bob mon bic alabama unb 8arfielb
parf 2inisn tn atusi febarnien &bsilsn
laufsn laRsn mill. Aubsrbem folsn
S3leifsnbeus9ungsn Der Noribwsfern
unb Briebtmoob 2inten i'm 5nnsrn
Der Stabt gsdnoert tperben.
Die alabama Strabenbabnpagen
psrbsn bon Der WaKaauIeits absnus
pefIi9 bic Obio Strabs sntlana bis
our Satnois, banrt fhoIid our Walb.
instOn, 6flia CUR psnnipIbania Ctr.
uno alsbann n6rblid our Wafa4uistis
aps. suriidtsbrsuo fabren.
Die @arfisIo part Cars bonn eHbsn
fommsnb. msrbsn bon Sainois fi9 Or.
LID on Georgia Biz Weribian. n6roli9
biz @aibingtuu, wsfflt9 bis Sqinois
uno oann biefsr StraBe sntIans bis
gum @entruI gabnbOf iholi9 our& ben
tunnel bewegen.
Die @aa.n Der NOrtbmefsrn 2inis
eeben ffbIi1 TN Der capitol Nps. bon
Snbiana abs. a~bbisgsnb Biz CUR @afb'
tnatOn Strabe. 6ftItd bis sur SlinOis
etrabs uno alsbunrl aur Snbiana Ibs.
um bic seu6bnli9e Route wieber auf.
3unsbmsn.
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beutsnbs @ertarsuns erfabreu. inb,m
bic @ars on WaRa9uistis Abe. fi9 an
Ohio strabs usfli9 sur SllinOis. fib.
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bte alte Route bfli9 uno n6rblt4 tiber
Warfst unb alabama 6traBen nod
Der WaRa8uietts I've. gebenb. tuisber
auf3unebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12
ESAues@ GO

settle bon Ssfsrfon aps.. n6rbli6 bon
IL. Ctr. $1,000.
6ar,p Wuains on 6enrp & rotrn,
8bsil bonn notbpsfliden 0iertsI, Stc'
tiOn "a. Sounfbip Is, &ange 8, Gen.
ter &Ounibip. $500.
Soniel 8. 5atout an 6p. O. Tof
miller u. a., She'll bon, norousfli9su
0tsrtsl bon Section "a, Sownibip 16,
Range 8, @entsr 3omnibip. $3.50.
Gsrielbe On Sarrp W. So6nion.
$6,il bon bsmislbsn gisrtsl. s275O.
Saspsr q. @Iarp an Robsrt &.
gbwarOs, Got IL, @iOsbours abb,
81 BET 141.7 CUB, meRli9e Settle bon
summit Str., iioli4 bon Wafbing'
ton. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12

Iherrnometsrfano.
S5@fs Ienaperatur. 48 @rae
RiebrtSffe Tensperotur. ......-.. 30
u. e. BIptbs
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12

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Carl uno 8raes 2iebt. 1886 @Om'
raerce Ape., Wao9sn. -Warnsr uno
Rora 5airfieIo, 408 8. 81. Glair
Str, Rnabs.-garl uno 2Gura Staf.
forb, 2405 81. Weribtsn Str. Wdo.
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