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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
Majska slavnost V Liubliani :,

je letos izredno lepo obnesla.
Zjutraj so Sc seSli sodrugi ma Roz-
mix. oh 9. uri dopoldne pa ie ko-
rakalo mad POO mizariev skupno Y
"Svicarijo' kjer ie bill koncert.
Oh 10. uri pa So prikorakali korpo-
rativno ma shod. Xxi Sc .ie vrSil ''pri
Levu'. Dvorana je bila natlaGeno
polna - mad 400 udelezencev. o
pomenu prvega majnika in o de-
lavSkih zahtevah so poroGali So
drugi Bartl in Petric. nemSko so
drug Gr0sSi. Vsi govorniki so zeli
burno odobravanje. Po shodu prav
OBJ II. uri so Sli zborovalci V spre-
vodu pc mestu do decline Wade.
kjer so Sc razSli. Popoldne 50 ma
pravili izlet Y okolico. zveGer pa
komers "pri Levu'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
Tirolski klerikalci so Sc ma yeli-

LII OiShl hici ihdioi ~ HC u" wa
konocni pondeljek imenitno -
blamirali. Cele tedne so "a ia dan
sklicevali V Briksen p%rotesten
shod zoper Wahrmunda. Agitiralo
Sc ie po vseh prizricah cd zup-
nisGa do zupniSca SO Sc razposilla-
lie okroznice. casopisi so napove-
dovali. da pride najmanj 10000
kmetov zaklicati %profesorju
Wahrmundu: "Stojl Poberi sell
Posebni vlaki so bill naroceni in
scuvalo Sc je kmete ma vse nacine.
Uspeh pa je bill naravnost klavern:
IL cele dezele je prislo k vecjemu
1000 ljudi pet posebnih vlakov Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
Il Starega kraja.
Ogrska socialna demokraciia,

SAAO otlJdt
Xxi Je imela o Veiiki noci svOj zbor.
je sklenila o volilni reformi reso-
iucijo, V kateri Sc pravi: Zbor
stranke smatra zavlacenje volilne
reforme, ma katero je vlada zave-
zana po %dOgovoru s krone, kot pri-
pr~aviianje politi6nega atentata
roper interese delavnega ljudstva.
To sumnjivo zavlacenje ina ma.
men, namesto enake in tajne volil.
ne pravice vpeljati pluralno volil-
no pravico $ koruptnim javnim
glasovanjem, odgovori industrial
no in poljedelskO delavstvo Ogrs-
Ike 5 sploSno in politicno stavko.
Obseg t~rajanja in nacin stavke do
loci p%ravoGasno izvenreden zbor
stranke. Zbor malaga vodstvu
stranke in vodstvom posameznih
organizacij pc vsej dezeli. maj
takoj izvrse pripravljana della "a
stavko in maj o napredovanju agi-
tacije Zistematicno porocajO tai
nistvu stranke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
Slovencem Y popled

Slavni direktor Collins y. Y. Me-
deal Institute:
Prejela sem Vase pismo ter Van
naznanjam. da sem ozdravila. Ia
h|valjujem Sc YAM "a Vasa zdra-
villa. katera so mi takoj pomagala.
Sedaj ne bodem drugih zdravil
yzela, SEN pc prvih ozdravila. Sc
cnkrat Vas zahvaljuiem "a zdra-
villa.
5 spostovanjem.
Elisabet Smrekar. Ely, MINI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-19
v Bosni Sc ukvarja A~vstrija 2

v Bosni Sc ukvarja Avstrija z
nekako veliko srbsko "veleiZdaj-
nisko'' agitacijo, XII ina baje na-
men, pripoiiti Bosno in Hercego-
vino Srbiji. Trdilo Sc je. da ina
Srbija svoje prste vines, kar je
srbska vlada OGlocno in ogorceno
zanikala. Vendar pa so V Bosni in
Herzegovina zaprli wee summit
win" oseb. Kdor pozna bosenske
razmere. bO tezko verjel V resno
zaroto. Ce je nckoliko posamezni-
kov. sanjarijo o Veliki Srbiii, hi V
TEN menda Sc mic nevarnega. Zdi
Sc nam pa, da bi bio tudi V TEN
slucaju nepravilni, imenovati tako
igro ''veleizdajniSko', kajti Bos-
na-Hercegovina Sc hi avstrijska
dezela. ZanimivO je, $ kakSno vne-
mo razSirja "Slovenec' vesti o
''zaroti". Vir njegovih porocil
nam .je dobro znan; dobiva Jill IL
s~arajevskih starcevicanskih kro-
gov. V katerih pomeni beseda Srb
pr.blizno toliko. kakor cigan. Ia
list. Xxi Sc baje Zavzema IA jugoslo-
vansko ideio, je tako srbozrstvo
lie nekoliko cudno. Seveda jo treba
vedeti. Ola Sc Srbi ne dajo pOkato-
Lett.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
LIGHTNING KILLS
AN OCTOGENARIAN
G. W. JOHNSON, 4 MAN OF RIPE
AGE, MEETS SUDDEN AND IN
EXPECTED DEATH IN ELEC-
TRICAL STORM.
Was Sitting Near Glowing Incandes-
cent Lamp, and Deadly Current
Passed Through Wire to
His Body.

It is seldom indeed that a man wh2
has lived a decade beyond the allos-
ted three score and ten years comes
to his death in an unnatural manner
but such was the fate of Mr.. G. w
Johnson, an octogenarian, who re-
ceived a fatal shock in the electrical
storm which visited Columbus Fri
day afternoon.
The electrical disturbance closely
followed the rain and wind storm
which swept over the city about noon,
and Mr.. Johnson's death was the only
fatality resulting therefrom. Mr..
Johnson was seated in room at the
house of his son, Mr.. S. C. Johnson.
corner Bell avenue and Nineteenth
street, and Immediately over his head
was a glowing electric lamp. The
deadly current generated by the war
ring elements outside passed through
the electric light wire into the house,
and, coming in contact with the body
of the aged man, extinguished the
flame of life, leaving only the cold
and lifeless clay.
Mr.. Johnson, as stated above, was
eighty years of age, and was the
father of Mr.. S. G. Johnson, who con-
ducts a small jewelry shop in the Gil
mer Hotel building. He had lived
with his son here for several years,
but his advanced age naturally com
PEELED him to spend most Of the time
at home, and he was practically un-
known about the city. He was a ma
tive of the Caledonia neighbOrhood,
and the body viii be taken there for
interment, the funeral taking place
at the Egger cemetery at eleven
o'clock this morning, and being con-
Quoted by Rev. John Egger.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
CONTRACT TO
BE AWARDED
UNION WILL AWARD
CONTRACT FOR WAREHOUSE
To BE ERECTED At STEEN-
STON On MAY =
Building VIII Be of Brick. ESQ Feet
Long and 21O Feet Wide, and
1t i TO Be Completed by
October 1st.

The contract for the warehouse
which the LOwndes County Farmers
Union is 10 erect AT Steenston VIII be
awarded on May End. and the build
ing is TO be completed By October
1st. The company organized 20 build
the warehouse is capitalized at s10.-
600. and Messrs. E. u. Cain. l. c.
Vaughan, J. w. Bailey. Marshal
Franks and G. A. Puuen have been
appointed trustees to receive sub
scriptiOns.
The company has purchased from
Mr.. F. II. Bell a plat OF ground con
tanning two acres near the Southern
Railway depot at SteeusrOn. and the
building TO be erected thereon wiu
be of brick, ESQ feet lcng by 2le
feet wide. The building committee
consists of BIessrs. ". A Nickels.
Marshal Franks and Len Brown. ana
the successful bidder for the contract
must obligate himself 10 have the
building completed by the first OF Oc-
tober-
The Black Greek branch Of the
Union met last Friday afternoon. az
which time the members had the
pleasure of listening TO an interest
ing lecture by Mr.. VI. r. VanDIver.
and the County Union viii meet at
Steenston next SATURDAY, Nay "a. az
which time the contract FOR the erec-
tiOn of the warehouse Viu BE- award
cd
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
CONTRACTORS ARE
HERE FOR WORK
#, vi. PETERS AND OTHER CON-
TRACTORS ARE HERE TO
START WORK ON ABERDEEN
AND TOMBIGBEE II. Il.
1T is Given Out that Work Will Begin
Soon, and VIII BE Pushed Rap
idly Forward to Conn
pIetiOn.

Several railroad contractors from
different cities have arrived in Co.
lumbus during the past few days,
and it is given out that work on the
Aberdeen and Tombigbee Valley
Railroad will begin at an early date.
The party is headed by Mr.. F. NJ.
Peters, president of the Peters Con-
struction Company, of St. Louis, and
if the work is undertaken it will be
under the direction and control of
Mr.. Peters.
From the best information obtain
able, it seems that when Mr.. H. E.
Reynolds, the president Of the Aber-
deem and Tombigbee Valley Railroad
Company, recently visited Chicago
he induced capitalists of that city to
take hold of the enterprise and put
up the money necessary to build the
road, provided that local conditions
were as represented. Mr.. Peters is
a practical railroad man, and was Sc
lected by the Windy City capitalists
to decide upon the feasibility of the
project. He arrived in the city last
Tuesday night, and that the road will
be built if conditions are found to
be satisfactory is evinced by the fact
that he was accompanied by several
contractors, who are prepared to take
sub-contracts and to begin work as
soon as he says the word.
The two gentlemen who accompa-
MED Mr.. Peters to the city are Mr..
Fred Burke, of ST. Louis, who makes
a speciality of grading, and Mr.. T. H.
Lineburger, of Kansas City, who is
bridge contractor. Mr.. w. T. McKeII,
chief engineer of the Aberdeen and
Tombigbee Valley Railroad, met the
contractors here, and the entire party
left for Pickensville at an early hour
Wednesday morning. The object of
the trip was to examine into local
conditions, and Mr.. Peters and his
party will inspect the entire route
of the contemplated road before any
steps toward actual construction are
taken.
The present plan of the company
is TO build from Pickensville, Ala,
10 Okolona, Miss, via Columbus and
Aberdeen, connecting at the latter
point with the Frisco System. 1t is
learned from an authoritative source
that the Frisco and Illinois Central
look with favor upon the scheme, as
the new road would prove a valuable
feeder for both lines. The officials
of the above named lines have agreed |
to do all in their power to facilitate
the construction Of the new road, the !
Frisco people having granted per-
mission for trains to cross the Tom
bigbee river over their bridge at Abb
erdeen.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
WORKERS WANTED FOR THE DISPATCH

We several young ladies' for that
proposition
subscribers
your name at once
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
DAY WAS ENJOYED
IN SPITE OF RAIN
UNFAVORABLE WEATHER DID
NOT MAR THE PLEASURE OF
FIELD DAY AT TUPELO
LAST FRIDAY.
Large Crowd Was in Atten, nee, and
the Occasion Was Suo ssfuI
From every StanG.
point.

Unpropitious weather failed to mar
the pleasure of the field day exercises
which were held at Tupelo last Fri
day under the auspices of the North
east Mississippi SchooImaster's Asso-
citation. A special train left Colum-
bus over the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road at $50 o'clock Friday morning,
and this train carried more than eight
hundred people, who went to witness
the exercises.
When the train arrived at Tupelo
a heavy rain was falling. but as it had
exercises in the public school build
ing they were not interfered with by
the weather. A basket dinner was
to have been served in a grove near
the scene of the athletic contests, but
the inclement weather rendered this
impossible, and the meal was served
in a vacant store. The ladies had
prepared a bounteous repast, and the
good people of Tupelo did everything
in their power to add to the pleasure
of the occasion and make things
pleasant for the strangers within
their midst.
The sun came out early in the
afternoon, and all the athletic stunts
announced on the program took place
except the baseball contest between
high school teams representing Co
lumbus and Tupelo, which was trans
ferred to Columbus, an (Which took
place yesterday. In the basket ball
game between two female teams rep
resenting Columbus and Tupelo the
Columbus team won by a score of 26
to Z, and Miss Mary TIA Beard, Of
this city, won the prize for the best
individual player.
The following were the winners in
the various literary and athletic con-
tests:
Elocution-Miss Kate Cunning
ham, Bonneville.
Music-Miss Hoyt Raymond, Tu-
pelo.
100-yard race-Chester Steinburg-
er, Tupelo, 1st; time, 10 3-5 seconds;
Charles Brown, Tupelo, 2nd.
Hammer throwing-A B. Law
renee, Columbus, 1st, distance 79 feet
inches; Perry Beckwith. Columbus,
End.
Running high jump-Roger Ma
bry, Tupelo, 1st; Cornell Franklin
Columbus, 2nd
Shot put-C Chester Steinburger,
Tupelo, 1st Charles Brown, Tupelo,
End.
Running broad jump-Chester
Steinburger. TupeIo, 1st; Charles
Brown, Tupelo, 2nd.
Tupelo won the game of baseball
which was played here yesterday by
a score of ? to 1. Batteries: Rhett
and suddoth, Dabbs and Savery.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
Grand Masquerade Carnival.

The management of the Gafety
Rollaway rink announces the last
grand masquerade carnival of the
season to take place on the evening
of Monday, May the 4th. The occa-
sion promises to be the most pic
turesque event of the season and al
ready devotees of the rink are at
work on their costumes for the occa-
sion.
1t is the intention of the manage
ment to offer attractive prizes for
the best costumes in several lines
and the good music and d confetti
battle, which are features of the
program, viii add to the pleasure Of
the occasion. The rink viii be hand
somely decorated, extra cars VIII be
run and the carnival viii be the event
of the season.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
Plans to BE Modified.

The directors of the First State
Bank have decided not to erect a
building according to the plans which
were accepted several weeks ago.
These plans call for four story
structure, and the bids for its con
struction We're much higher than the
directors anticipated. It has not yet
been definitely decided whether the
erection Of a building viii be under
taken this summer, but in the event
that the bank decides to undertake
the venture the plans viii be eonsid-
erably modified and the building viii
not be as large as at first contem-
plated.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
Approximation to Be Allowed.

From the Congressional proceed
ings of the past few days we note
that in the public building bill, which
was reported to the lower house Of
Congress by the committee on last
Friday, that provision is made for
the construction of a large number
of public buildings in the South, in
this State, Corinth, Greenwood.
Brookhayen, Laurel, Hattiesburg,
West Point, Columbus. Yazoo City,
Yicksburg and Greenville being pro-
vided for. The amounts which the
bill carries vary, and the appropria-
ton for the building in Columbus is
supplemental to that made for the
purchase Of the location in the last
general appropriation bill, twelve
thousand dollars having been appro-
priated for that purpose. The bill
has been reported favorably by the
and its passage is assured.
100000 having been allowed.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
Cean -

Notice is hereby given that begin
ming ca May tie 1st. an officer will
visit and inspect the premises of all
householders in the city, and all
premises reported in an unsanftary
condition win subject the occupant
TO q fine. which viii be collected. if
proven true. You owe it to your
family, your nefghbor and the public
at large to see that your premises
are free from all disease breeding
germs so far as possible Cleanli-
ness and this to a great extent in
sures health and happiness. is far
preferable to fleeing doctors and foot
ing drug bills. so clean up and save
trouble. your health and money as
well. Remember this applies to all
alike. E. S. Donnell.
Mayor.
Columbus, Miss, April 2s, 1908.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
ATTENTION, DEAR LITTLE FOLKS

DISPATCH
n / for you.
will you
It's valuable, It, however
are o
$
viii
Mamma here remember be
this place You
will o ook.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
A Small Blaze.

The fire department was called out
about ten o'clock Friday morning by
a blaze at the residence of Mr.. De-
Witt Morton. corner Military road
and North Sixth avenue. The flames,
which resulted from a defective iue,
were quickly extinguished, the dam
age caused By the fire having been
very slight.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30
RuiIdlng 10 IL Im-r..a.I-

The Knights OF Pythias have va-
Gated their old quarters in the thIra
story of the building on Main street
which is owned bv 8Ir. r e. Chap
man, and the CITY Furniture Com
pany, which now occupies the two
lower floors, has leased the entire
building. a number Of improvement
are to be made in the structure. Al
new front VIII be put In, and there
viii be two large modern show win
dows which VIII afford ample space
to display furniture i'm most attrac-
tive manner. The elevator service
which now extends only 90 the second
floor, win be extended So as to in-
clude the entire building and rla
stairways win he taken ont The
street entrance VIII De bv means "
q single doorway in the center b the
building. the space on either side be-
ing occupied by the large show wl1-
dOws described above.
Mr.. f. o. Harris has begun rle
erection of a handsome cotraee fls-
north Of the residence of his grand
father. Judge J. A. orr. on the high
lands. The house IS being construct
ed on the plan Of a bungalow. and
when completed VIII be ore cf the
prettiest and most unique homes -
the city.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30

Extra skirt values at kaufman 5
this week
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-04-30

Buy storm glass and thermome-
ter and tell six hours ahead the COM
ing storm. Only soc.
Mayo & Weaver.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
commencement.

The public schools in Jasper
will close next Friday, May 1st.
The commencement exercises
of the High School graduating
class will be held at the Court
house next Thursday evening
Apr. Both.
The graduating class this year
consists of the six following
young people: Misses Della Cas-
trup and Marie Kempf and
Messrs. Victor Salb, Albert
Sprauer, Orville Eckert and Guy
Norman.
On Friday evening, May LIST,
the Class, assisted by other men,
bers of the High school will pre-
sent a play entitled The Coun-
try Minister at the opera house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
HiQh School Commencement.

The Fourteenth Annual Com
|mencement of the Jasper High
School will be held on Thursday
evening April 80. in the Court
House at Jasper, Indiana. Music
will be furnished by the class.
The public is invited to attend.
Admission 10c. Reserved seats
10 cents.
On Friday evening May /, the
class of 1903 will give their class
play entitled The Country Min
lister" at the Opera house at
Jasper, Indiana. This play is a
Comedy drama in 5 acts. The
characters are as follows:
Rev. Ralph Underwood, a
country minister, Samuel G. Nor
man.
Gregory Heath Of the world at
large, Victor Sab.
Jud Pardoe, a wreck on the
ocean of life, Albert Sprauer.
Timothy Hold who would
rather whistle than work Andrew
vehringer.
Deacon Potter, lust a trife
def" Orville Eckert.
William Henry. Frank Milburn.
Tom Sparrow, Gerald Kempf.
Mr.. Felkins, an officer, Claude
Line.
Helen Burleigh, from the city,
Marie Kempf.
Jerusha Jane Judkins, the post
mistress, Kathryn Castrup.
Roxy, "a fresh air kid" Della
Castrup.
Granny Grimes, Esther Wuch-
ner
Fanny, a maid, Dora Urich.
The Cast feels that they will
be able to give as an enjoyable
evening as was given two years
ago in Valley Farm" Tickets
may be secured at Flick & Pfau's
drug store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
BUNDLE OF OLD PAPfRS
CAUSE ARREST OF EDITOR
MIIIIneP Said They Were Dirty.
Was Elected From Office

William Buckley, editor of the
Jasper Herald, was arrested here
yesterday charged with having
committed assault and battery
upon Mrs. Cummiskey, a prom
inent milliner of this place.
Five cents worth Of old papers
caused the trouble. Mrs. Com
miskey ordered the papers and
then sent them beck to Editor
Buckley. According to Mrs
Cummiskey. they were dirty and
not fit TO use. Mr.. Buckley
contended that they were clean.
uncut, all right except faded
Mrs. Cummiskey disputed the
the editors word. He returned
her money and ordered her out
of his Office several times. She
refused to &c and called him
naughty names and he put her
out. She then had him arrested
for assault and battery. The
case VIII come up for trial At the
next term Of this circuit court
here Evansville Courier April Il.
Mrs. Cummiskey says that
there is a large amount of false
hood in the above. that she called
the editor mo naughty names,
but as a matter of fact that Mr..
provoked her and dis
puted her word several times and
then struck and pushed her out
Of the door and fastened it cat CHI
ing her skirt as he did so and for
several minutes she was fast
ened to the door while he abused
her by calling her names
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
say-The G. b. Societv,s snnner

sarThe c. f. Society's supper
and bazaar at Kunkel's hall Mon
day evening IS quite a success.
netting quite tidy sum, which
will be used fr repainting and
identifying ths inside of Trinity
church. The fancy work, etc +.
at the bazaar was well disposed
of. and also a nice desk, which
was donated by the Jasper Fur
niture Co, was secured Mrs. J.
j. Wuchner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
MARRIED.

William R Dawson and Miss
Myrtle Q Dedman, both of Wins
low were united in marriage Mon
day by Justice F. l. Betz at his
office J. w. Dawson, the father
of the groom and Chas. Fettinger
a friend of the contracting par
ties witnessed the ceremony. Our
best wishes to the newly married
couple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
POLICE COURT.

William G.. Coffey and William
Abel become involved over some
matters last Saturday night and
both landed before Justice Betz
Coffey plead guilty to intoxica-
ton and was fined 81 and costs
and is now boarding with Sheriff
Vollmer.
Abel plead guilty to assault
and battery and was assessed at
So and costs Some of his friends
stayed the fine and Bill was dis
charged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
s~The wedding dance at Kun

~The wedding dance at Kun
kel's at Tuesday night in honor
of the marriage of Mr.. Albert
Petre and Miss Tillie Kress was
well attended and an enjoyable
time was had. They were mar
ried at Haysville last Sunday.
Rev. Stock officiating. Good
luck go with them. Him and
his bride left for their new home
at Henryville Wednesday morn
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
A Healing Sslve for Burns, Chapped
fisuds and Sore NirpIes.

As healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and chapped hands, Cham
berlains Salve is most excellent. lt al
Isys the pain OF burn almost instantly,
and unless the injury is very severe,
heals the parts without leaving srar.
Price % cents. For sale by Jos. A..
Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24

"E. c. Dewitt K Co., Chicago, ILL
Gentle uen-In 1897 had disease of
the stomach and bowels. In the spring
OF 1902 bought bottle of Kodol and
the benefit ! received all the gold in
Georgia could not buy. May you live
long and prosper Yours very truly, G..
y. Cornell, Roding. Ga, Aug. q, 1906. F"
Sold by Jos. A. Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
FOR CONSTIPATION.

Mr.. l.. III. Farnham, prominent
druggist. Spirit Lake, In says: Cham
berlsil's Stomach and Live Tablets are
certainly the best thing in the market for
constipation" Give these tablets a
trial. You are certain TO find them
agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price
- cents. Samples free. For sale by
Jos. A. Mehrineer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24

ss- A ball game was played at
the ball park Sunday afternoon
between the regular local team
and a picked up team which re-
suited in a victory for the reg
ulars by a score of 10 to 5.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24

Don I cough your head of when You
IN get guaranteed remedy in Bees
naNative Cough Syrup Ii is especially
commended f,r children as its pleas
an an 70 take, isa getle laxative thus ex-
vvelling The rhlegm from the system.
aur coughs, colds, Group, whooping-
IGN hoarseness and all bronchial
ppouole' Guaranteed. Sold by Flick 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24
Opening Dance.

At the Opera House Monday
Night April 9th 1908. Every
body Invited to attend! Star Or
chestra will furnish the music.
Good Order. Admission 35c
Kasper Halter Mgr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-24

VA The musical program rem
dered by the Lutheran and Pres
beterean choirs at Trinity church
Sunday evening was excellent
and was well attended.