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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13
Decide Yourself.
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed b.
Jasper Testimony

Don't take rur word for il.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Jasper endorsement
Read the statements Of Jasp 7 citi-
zens.
And decide foryourself.
Here is one case of il.
Mrs. Ignatz kunkel, living on West
Sixth St, Jasper. Ind, says; II was
anxious about my daughter as she suf-
fered so much from bsckache and loss
OF energy. Frequent headaches added
20 her distress, she was nervous and
depressed and arose in the morning
m re fatigued than when she retired
When we read about Doan's Kidney
Pills, they seemed to be what we desired,
AID we procured them at Fitch & Pfau's
drug store. She had not used a half a
box when the aching and lameness in
her back disappeared and also the head
aches from which she suffered. They
seem to have restored her ID health
and proved a general tonic. Doan's
Kidney Pills did her so much good
that shall take them myself.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
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Next Tuesday Mar. l7th

Will be primary election day
and every Democrat should turn
out and vote In the Prosecutor
race. Mr.. Harry w. Carpenter,
Of Orwell, is undoubtedly the
man for the place. He is a good
awyer, liberal-minded man and
Will make the district an excel
lent officer. In the representa-
tive race, DR.. Peter L. Coble
will win. though, personally we
would prefer TO see Alden Heur-
ing. of Winslow. The people of
Dubois and Pike counties cannot
afford TO elect man to the legis-
lature who is a repudiator of his
honest debts and whose past Of
fetal career has been of a very
shady" kind. We have in our
possession a dishonored draft
and which is on exhibition
wherein he repudiates an honest
debt The draft is now old
enough TO vote and is signed J.
d. Barker. Peter l. Coble with
all of his faults is worth 10000
Jee Barker's In the Judges
race large majority of the peo-
pie will vote for Judge Ely for
reelection on the simple ground
that he is the most intelligent
and competent man for the posi-
ton. 1t appears that the Treas
urer Of Pike county has estab-
lished a reputation for certify
ing to contradictory statements.
He certifes that on the 26th day
of Feb. '0S that Mr.. Ely owes no
taxes whatever, and on March
z. certifies to Mr.. Taylor for Mr..
Brett that Mr.. Ely owed delin-
quent taxes (He must have
lied one time Or the other.) then
March IL, he holds up his hand
and swears that the statement
TO Mr.. Taylor is false and mis-
leading, ETC., Judge Ely says
that the statement to A. H. Tay-
lor is an Infamous falsehood'
and we prefer to believe Mr..
Ely's statement.
In the Trustees race in Balm,
bridge township. now that the
salary has been raised by tn,
last legislature, we believe thai
the people should select a careful
conservative and experienced
man for the place and the fac
that he once before held office il
his life does not make an,
difference.
Vote for Judge Ely the hes
man for the Mace.
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For Township Trustee.

Mr. Reinhard Fink on request
OF his old and new friends an
nounces himself as candidate
for Balm bridge Township Trustee.
He is q citizen of this township
and has been for the last thirty
three years. He is a business
man as well as a farmer In the
past he has been conducting bus
|inesS in various lines and has
never failed. At present he is a
farmer and Dairyman and WELL
known by the citi ems of the
township
Mr.. Fink fulfilled the duties
of the Trustees Office for four
years. namely from 19Ol-l905
He made great number of i'm
.provementS. building and re-
modling several school houses.
and also great number of
bridges. He really was the Trus-
tee that put the Township on a
firm and good financial footing,
not have a single outstanding
debt of any kind whatever when
his term expired The editor
can give evidence of this himself
on account of previous publica-
tons in the COURIER during Mr.
Fink's official years. During
the last two years Of his admin
listration the tax levy was set
and the official records and re-
ports examined and approved
by Jacob Burger Jr. an expert
member of the Advisory Board
If there was any error in regard
to these. let him make it known
to the public.
As there has been so much
rumoring about Mr.. Fink s
salary below is a true copy as
taken from the official record fol-
the different years.
1901 S235 75
1907 S212.2'
1903 S23S. z:
1904 1924 On
/ The above includes compeLsa.
ton for the discharge of all OF
duties
] He is well qualified and exper-
fenced for the position he is seek
ling and if elected. will no doubt
make an efficient officer. The
voters will certainly make wise
selection in selecting him for
their Trustee.
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Guardians Sale of Real Es-
tate


Notice i hereby gwen shat the IN Ter
signed guardian 81 Joseph Knabel. a
person Of unsO and mind. will by order
Of the Dubois Circuit Court. offer for sale
at public auction on the prem ses on sat.
urday. MarUh 2sth. lsAls, the tOllowing
described real estate belonging to said
Joseph krabel.
Part Of the ia Of the 81 Of section ~,
I. ;. and more particularly described az
follows: Commencing at the corner
IF the g ar. OF the " ". Cf above sec
ton running thence east on the section
line 90 rods TO the west bank Of Patoks
river. thence North degrees west with
he meanderings OF said river - rods
thence north 30 degrees west with the
meanderinss Of said Paioka river - rods
thence north 80 degrees. east with the
meanderings of said Paioka river 3 rods
and links TO A point where the said
Patoka rIver crosses the north line Of the
: ? of the 6 of above section: thence
west on said line 70 rods to the n " cor
ner OF the e or Of the " quarter,
thence south 81 rods 20 the place of be-
ginning. containing ~ acres more or less
and excepting theiefrom the right DIVA
of the Southern railway Company 81
Indiana, containing 3 = acres and leay-
ing i3 l-2 acres in said tract.
Part Of the : l-2 Of Sec. p. ], 5, and
more particularly described as follows.
towit: Commencing al point 40 rods
and % links east Of the " corner Of
the or Of the Or Of Sec. 3, 1. 5,
running thence South s. rods to the
north bank of Patoka river, thence with
the meanderings OF said river IN a north
easterly direction 10 rods thence in a
northwesterly direction with the mean
derings of said river IS rods and ~ links
10 point where the said Paioka river
crosses the middle line Of tie section
running east and west. theme. west on
said line IS rods to the pisc 3 beginning
containing 40 acres more or lcss, except
ing therefrom the right Of way 0f the
Southern railway Company, OF Indiana.
containing l-2 acres and leaving in
said tract - IL acres in said tract.
TERMS or SALK:-One-third cash; the
residue in two equal payments due in
six and twelve months from date. The
purchaser TO execute his note with good
freehold surety for the deferred pay
ments bearing six per cent interest.
MARGARET kNABEL. Guardian.
RICHARD VI. NILBuKs, Attorney.
Feb. ., iw.
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A New Minister In Jasper

On sunday March 18th Rev ~ r
GRAY oi Lebon Tenn. will orsnIy tht
pulpit 90 the Presbyterian chnicl u
Jas per in the morning aad Al lrelAn Al
night
Mr.. Gray l. of the graduating class a
the Seminary this year and Gem "a
co lfer "a IN tie e two churches relative "a
taking change 81 the chliche- % past =
All lnN.iel % hrar MIN.
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Notice of Change of Voting
Mace.

The votersof precinct Mo- Bainbridge
Township Dubois County, Indiana are
hereby notified that the voting place in
said Precinct for the Democratic Pm
mary Election to be held on March
Public School hlilding - the Bnettner
Law Otiic at corner OF eth and Newton
street in Jasper Ind and Vi hiI said
precinct.
Victor Y. Cassidy
LOFTS T. koerner Primary Election
John +. McFall Commisner-
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To Democratic Precinct
Committeeman andDem-

Every p-ecinc Commi teemen IN b,
the county. i requested T. " TX ~ a
large crowd an bring them 10 n
count, Convention March 10th. More
eloquent sp aker, and prominen
citizens viii Doe no hand than ,vel
Assem- ed in this county before Come
and s,-end an day and have a royal
time NJ A. SweeLy 60. Chairman.
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Notice j. hereby gwen 10 the woes OIL
Narlon roAnsllip. Da soI- clgnts. int
lana. that the Board OF Commissioners
OF said County. n IL regular Janus y
term. 1919. "a tie petition Of Henry
isscheie and - othe- freehoiters and
tars of ssii township divided >aid
'o~r hip into TWO Election Precincts
hounde a. follow
PgECINCI J.
Com mencug a. the Northeast corner
OF said Marion Toxrsh , RI n,ns iheI- e
West With the y nth line " slil town
ship TO the North wet c1ri er 81 laid
township fhtn nee South % the south
west corner 81 section -, township
south, lange4 west. thence East 8 three
miles. thence South NJ one mile thence
+ ist , miles 70 the las. line al saii
TO SnshiD. thence North 10 the place Of
beginning. which precinct No. includes
all Of Road Districts No AMI >. That
the voting place OF said precinct No.
shall be al the Seger schOoi house.
PRECINCT No. >.
Commencing at the South east corner
OF -aid / Snship, running thence west
70 the South Sesf corner OF said town
ship. thence North 10 the Southwest
corner Of said section -. township
south, range west. thence East three
miles. thence South one mile. thence
East two mile. 10 the East line OF said
township. thence South 10 the place II
beginning which includes ali OF Road
Districts Nos ,, I. and 5, and that the
voting place Of said precinct No. shall
o. the Haas School House.
The said Board found that IL i for the
best interests Of the voters Of said town
ship that tie said precincts be arranged
AZ above set out and that the Auditor
should certify TO the Governor OF the
state and TO The CLERK of the CIrcuii
Court thu above changes and tha estim ma.
ted number of voters in each OF said pre-
cincfs.
Henry LASDGaEBE Board
FRED ALLIES ~
HENRY WEIR COmmissi lners
Attest M. A. SWEENEY.
Mar. Is. 1908. 3w
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SUNDAY School Convention

On Tuesday, March 18th, there will be
held in Jasper. at the Trinity church, a
sunday School convention to which all
Sunday School people OF the tosn and
vicinity are cordially invited.
All Of the Presbyterian schools Of Du-
bois county and the Eastern part OF Pike
county are expected to send delegates to
this convention.
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Stockholders Meeting,

Notice j. hereby given that the rcctll A.
annual meeting Of the >tOckh' lder> 81
the jasper Ire < Cold Storage Co, 81
J,sper. lniiana, will t,e held in Mm- A
wilson : office In the town 81 jasper
Dubois COUNTY. Ind On Tuesday March
18th. 1895. Al the hour of 80 +. foi
I le plipose OF eleciing directors ~ I any
other business that may core up before
them
JAsrEg lex < CoLD sror OK c.
Per VIM A Wilson. ; -c'y
r. b. > l91s-sN.
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S-rHon Thomas IA. Kuhn and Thos.
Marsha. candida'es Tor Governor GA ihe
Democratic state ticket and Hon. prank
Herring. candidate J. ent- Governor,
will address the Demos liic Convention
Mare 10Th Don't "a. iu 80 pre>tnl
and hear these eloquent gentlemen
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John |. Brett, in The Role OIL
Annanias and The Drown
ing Man.

-
success, discounting that his
toric prevaricator with consum-
| mate ease AS a drowning man,
ne is drowning himself fast
enough, but can't find even the
proverbial straws TO hold his
head above the Water
In defense of his ridiculous
position on Court cost. he tries TO
hold Judge Ely responsible for
cost of change of venue eases.
But in this he is hoist by his own
petard. He says the cost that is
paid out by this circuit in change
of venue cases is made by other
Judges the counties 10 which
the cases are sent, and the cost
paid into this circuit by other
counties is audited by Judge lily
He then proceeds TO show that
We have paid out more than we
have taken in Then he asks
why always against US. He has
already answered the question
himself by saying the amount
paid out was AUDITED by otaer
Judges and not by Judge Ely.
If Brett knows any law at all.
ne knows Judge Ely has nothing
at at all to do with changes of
venue taken on. of. or sent into.
his circuit He does not say
that one dollar of such cost was
wrongful, but whines because the
balance of cost is against thel
Circuit, and against Dubois as
between Dubois and Pike Coun-
ties.
At the July term of Pike Cir
cult Court, three cases were
ia en- on change of venue from
Pike to Dubois. and at the Oct
ober term. of Dubois Circuit
Court fourteen cases were taken
on charge of venue from dubois
20 the Pike Circuit Court. just
eleven more cases than We're
taken from Pike to Dubois
When the cost of change OF
is audited between these
two counties, for these two terms
the balance will again be against
Dubois County All that is ne
,essary to show that the charges
made by Brett against Judge
Ely are false and that Brett
knows it, is to state the facts
They refute Bretz every time.
he can't fool the people, let him
Try ever so hard.
So Johnny comes up
And Johnny comes down,
And Johnny comes twisting
The truth all around.
But JOHNNY is Twisting
And twisting in vain
For his lies to the people
Are so very plain.
They know he is funny
And know he is bold
And know he is running
For gold, and more gold.
Yes, JOHNNY is twisting,
And twisting in vain
For to all the people
1t is so very plain
That Johnny is a friend
To the worm of the still;
And a very close brother
To Old Pony Bill.
The saloon and the gold
Are so dear to his heart,
That he cannot rest easy
From either apart.
But over them both
He giggles and gloats
For he thinks they will bring
Him a great many votes.
So JOHNNY comes up.
And JOHNNY comes down,
And JoEny comes twisting
The truth all around. :
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cures made by DR.
kilmcrs Swamp
Root, the great kid
uey, liver and blai
der remedy.
Its the great me,l.
ical triumph Of this
nineteenth ceutury
discovered afteryear-
of scientific researc Il
by Or. Kiluier, the
eminent kidney and
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s-s-M Ms Eta Durlsui wh. spend Z
few months visiting her sister Mr.. r
4. Beta on North Main =. returned q
her home in Louisville Thurs lay.
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sold by all good druggists. Don't make
anv mistake. but remember the name,
Swamp Root. Or. Kilner's Swamp-Root.
and the address. Binghamton, y. y, or
every bottle.
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p1- SEQ. ii shinger iefi Nonday ght
u Roy err Nina 10 look fer locator.
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Boone Township Trustee
Notice.

rne undersigned, Trustee OF Boon
,ownship, DUBOIS county, hereby give
notice that he will attend to all business
pertaining to the office OF Trustee, AT hn
residence, four-miles southwest of Pc'
tersville, on Saturdayso Of each week, A. +.
T squests all persons having township
business to present il onSatuiday. Git.
.ens desiring books from the Township
Library, are notified that the Library lie
xept ut my residence.
School hooks at James Mulkty's
a. Portersville. PETER j. ScHsARR
Trustee Boone TIP
Jan. 5, 1867.
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address 10 DR.. kilmeT
x Co, Bingtamton.
y. Y. The regular
hftv-cent and one
dollar size hotties are
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bladder specialist. and IS wonderfully
successful IN promptly curing lame back.
uric acid. cstarrh OF the bladder and
Brisht's Disease, which IS the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt Is not rec
orrlrnended for everything butit YOU have
kidney. liver or bladder trouble u will be
found ms, the remedy you need. Il has
been tested IN 50 many WAYS. III hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved SO successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
winch al readers of this paper, who have
not already tried il. may have a sample
bottle sent free hy mail, also book tell
ing more about swamp Root and how TO
hndouiif YOU have kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
ILL. -.-.r NH s---l- N.-r
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RtDAN MARCH 1919 ;

~ yuu have any trUa news, or
wan any printing, &c u Us through
tie ourier Phone 1873.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-04

Hoped oysters, coffee, gelatin and cake.
Misses Edna M. Rowland, Luvenia
Payne and Mrs. Sadie Whitaker spent
Thanksgiving in Shelbyville witness
ing Bradley and Turner Normal game
Messrs. H. P Scales and Robert
Alexander spent Thanksgiving in
Shelbyville.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Teel was
held at First Baptist Church Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Dan Battle spent Sunday in
Nashville with his family.
The pupils of Bradley Academy
were favored with "a lecture from
Rev. Myers, pastor of First Baptist
Church, Tuesday.
Prof. A. D. Wade, principal OF pub
lie school, spent Thanksgiving in
Shelbyville.
The Bradley Academy Varsity will
play Murfreesboro Athletic Team
Monday, December Z, for the city
championship Both teams have many
loyal supporters.
Mr.. Isham Randolph, Jr., spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Nashville
Miss Ianthe Henderson spent
Thanksgiving in Nashville.
Mr. Henry Lee Brown spent Sat
urday in Nashville the guest of his
sister, Miss Lorell Brown at Fisk.
Mr.. Sandy Howse spent Monday in
the city. "' +''
Messrs Willie Henry and Olden
Keeble spent Thanksgiving in Shell
byville.
Mr.. George Smith spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Nashville.
Mrs. W"R, Smith spent Thursday in
the city.
Mrs. G. B. Brady spent last Thurs
day in Nashville I
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Mr.. Gus Foster is having his house
repaired.
! Mr. T. A. Williams is having a
house built. Haa
Mrs Bell Maish is a little indis-
posed this week.
Mr. T. A. Williams was in Nashville
on business Tuesday.
Messrs. Tom Grimes, Tom House
and Ostranda Williams were in Nash
vile Tuesday.
Mr.. John w. Redick, who attended
the Fisk-Meharry game, is confined to
his bed
Those who attended the Fisk-Me-
harry game are Will Flemings, T. A.
Williams, r. T. Murdick, DR.. j. S.
Williams, John A. Hughes, Fred d.
Williams, James N. Church and John
w. Redick.
Mrs. Eugil Waddy and Mi Albert
Howard were the guests of MI and
Mrs. Johnnie Floyd, of Hillsboro, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Waddy enter
tanned at o'clock dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bennett, Mrs. Alice Lamar, Mr.. John
Ward, Mr.. Albert Howard, Mr.. Thorn
as Jones, Lee Johnson, of. Franklin
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berry, Mrs. Ida
Webster Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arm
strong, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Berry,
Miss Jennie Conn, Of Nashville An
eight-course menu was served.
AT the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Mayberry0 Of Hillsboro, six
o'clock dinner was served Thanksgiv-
ing The following were present:
Misses Bessie Mayberry, Sadie MurdiX,
Hazel Doyle, Sadie Foster, Sophrona
Mayberry, Sadie Otey, Tagn Foster,
Maria L. McGaVock, Cora Scruggs,
Ethel Merrill, Lillian Campbell Miss
Mercy, of Nashville; Fannie H. South
alEt Mrs, RoXie Fitzgerald, Mrs. j. w.
Mayberty, Messrs. Milton Jackson,
Gus Thompson, Thomas House, Os-
tranda Williams. William Farmer
Charles FARMER, Charles Webb, JOSH
H. Hodge, George Hunter, Willie Fitz-
gerald, F. D. Williams, Wiley Scruggs,
j. w. Mayberry and Tom Grimes. o.
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MEHARRY NOTES.

Thanksgiving services were held at
Walden University Chapel during the
morning at which some very interest
ing addresses and music were heard.
The reading of the Proclamation by
DR.. Jno. H. Kumler, President, was
followed by fve-minute speeches by
Dr.. G. II. Hubbard, Bishop l. b, Scott,
Mr. S. S. Lawton, Of the senior medi-
cal class, and Mr.. Hugh Johnson, of
senior college class. The glee club
rendered a beautiful selection and
Miss Maude j. Roberts, of Chicago,
an alumnus of Walden, sang a solo.
The services were very literally at
tended.
DR.. o. E. Brown, of the Vanderbilt
Theological department, who was to
have been heard at the Y M. G. A.,
will address the young men Sunday,
Dec. 6, at $3.50 p. M The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. J. j. Creagh, A. b., of Ameri-
Gus, Ga, a member of the. Junior Den
tai. Glass, was elected delegate to the
Y M. C. A. annual conference which
convenes at Columbus, Ca, December
to 6, 1908.
Miss Harriet Marble, of Yazoo City,
Miss, spent Thanksgiving with us.
Miss Marble is a graduate of the
pharmaceutical department of Mehar-
ry, and has passed successful ex-
animation before the State Board of
Pharmacy of Mississippi ~ :.
Among the visitors during Thanks
giving were a great many of the grad
yates of the various departments We
saw the following: Drs r. L. Adams,
D. B. Miller, ]. L. Deloney, A. N. Kit
trell, A. G.. McKissack, G. L. Williams
]. d. Mcneil, of Memphis, Tenn; Drs
+. S. Cunningham. w. P. Bryant, L. R.,
Johnson, Jas. A. Evans, M. M. Wash
ington, W. F. Watkins, of Montgom-
cry, Ala; wv T. Durroh and w. X.
Wilson, of Chattanooga; N. ]. Ridley.
Of Lexington, Ky. t.4
Miss Bessie Martin, of Greenville, S.
c. spent Thanksgiving with her broth
er, MI" e H. Martin, of the Junior
Medical Glass. Miss Martin is one Of
the teachers of Greenville, 8. c.
The senior classes will give a con-
cert at Meharry auditorium on Fri
day, December II, 1908, for which
very elaborate program has been
The exercises, begin at s
O'clock D. m. sharp. Special pains are
being taken to make the. entertain
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ment both profitable and entertaining.
There appeared in the Chicago Con
servator, of November IA, the follow
ing: .HA
Or. L. M. Dunton, President of
Claflin University at Orangeburg,, S.
c., and one of the most prominent men
in the M. E. Church, came to Chicago.
October 26, for the purpose of securing
surgical treatment. Some time ago
DR.. Dunton discovered that he must
undergo a surgical operation. Friends
in the connection who knew Of his con-
dition, suggested either Roosevelt
Hospital in New York, OF Wesley Hos
pital in Chicago. Dr. Dunton declined
these suggestions, for he had decided
to come to Chicago and place himself
under the care of DR.. w. H. Marshall
and DR.. D. H. Williams. Arrange
ments for his admission to Provident
Hospital were made by DR.. Marshall
and he was operated on November
3, by DR.. Williams. The operation was
successful and he is we'll on the way
to recovery. DR.. Marshall is a grad
uate of Claf1in and Meharry, and one
of Chicagos rising young medical
men. He is in daily attendance upon
the distinguished patient. Intrusting
his life in the hands of colored sur
geon, DR.. Dunton has shown conf
dehee in our professional men worthy
of notice by many intelligent Negroes,
who so often discredit the ability of
their own men, by seeking the serv-
ices of white doctors"
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

Miss Matte B. Johnson, of Nash
vile, was out visiting her grandmoth-
err, Mrs. Laura Evans. -
Miss Maggie Green. of Columbia,
Tenn. was here this week. =. = ~ .
Miss M. T. Dobinson, Of East Frank
lin, was in, town Thursday.
Mr.. Tom Doyle is able to be out
Elder A. n G, Williams consrega-
ton and friends visited the county
Jail THANKSGIVING and had singi4s8nd
praying, and afterwards gave all the
prisoners t9gtaments and something to
eat,
Elder K n G. Williams was in
Nashville on business Wednesday =
Mrs Tom Doyle was in Nashville
Thanksgiving. =. 49,
Rev. r. u, p. Michael's house is near
ing completion. - -