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DuR STOMACH

us ys been a sufferer from dys-
 aa. so,,r stomach for the last two da ana sou heen tsk:ng medicine and E. l naSS .,,,t could find no relief only : o.he5, .hert time. I will recomasnd sn:. s,.ts tett' to my friends as tie only ya th'1g E aad;asf.;cu faiIeS ,e IT. and sour ssouiach ana to noiges .Ee hovels in good condition. Y y,srrv are vs styckley, Mauch Chunk, Ps' .ssant, palatae1e. potsnt. Tas5s Gs;oe. GGoe
 zss, soc: c::.asysd Nsyed s"{a cc F Guaranteed |lne .ao,u, Nour money back. so
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PILES! PILES. FILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment vii. cure Blind, Bleedings and Iii'Ns5, ], Piles. It absorbs the tumors, ahayr itching at once, acts as . poultice. Kives instant relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 10 prepared for filsa and itching of the private parts. Sois by druggists, mail soc and S1.00 wa liams' Mfg. Co.,, Props, Cleveland, o Geld nv McCamman < Sons
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His Ambition.

ssTommy," said a visitor to the i've year-old pride of the household, what would you do if you were president of the United Statesr'
 T wouldn't let anybody wash my neck or comb my hair," was the prompt reply.-Exchange.
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Miss Lucy King, of Dexter. is in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Parsons. on West Third avenue for a few days.
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Ills oystem.

Wlfe-John, there must be a lot of Iron in your system. Husband-Why 6o you think so9 Wife-Because you invariably lose your temper when you Ret hot
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Aia obiactlon,

The Lawyer--Atadam, what is your age1 The Opposition Qnterrupung)- Your honor submit that my honor able opponent Is melting the witness to perjury.-Cleveland Leader.
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1sooN to 0I. LOUIS every udy' Ifullman Sleeping Cars and "Our IoWn Dining Car Service (meals la lcarte), Electric Lights and Fans tinrough Pullman Sleeping Car Daily Ito Chicago.
 l convention Fares. Return limit, \ fn'nels.1tays. Limited for return on Fl oefofe October 31st, 1910. Confer
 With H. N. ATWOOD.
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STOCK MARKET

The following quotations furn-
ished by H. E. Epstine, broker:
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CUSTOMERS IDENTITY

The following letter was sent to
this Office by the barber who shaved
one of the strike breakers yester-
day, and who was taken to task by
the crowd that collected for doing
So 1t explains his actions in full:
Tonopah, New April 5, 1910.
To the union men of Tonopah: /
am very sorry that the trouble came
up yesterday as have been a
union man myself for the last 20
years and am not in the habit of
shaving scabs, because l hate them
worse than l do a rattlesnake. l
shaved one scab yesterday but
did not know it until l had started
to work on him, as some said he
was and some that he was not and
really did not know until about
so or more men gathered around
my shop, and as / am running
public place of business, l did not
know whether to let him go with
one side of his face shaved or
not. | would like to shave one more
because l would know what to do
next time.
Yours respectfully,
TOM BROWN. Barber.
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PERSONAL

d. c. Copeley came up from Nina
yesterday afternoon.
Dan Sullivan returned from Ari-
iona yesterday after a six months
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Demmons, nee
Dennis, left yesterday for Rhyolite,
where they will reside in the flu
ture.
Ernest Hall of Manhattan, man
ager of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany, came in from the north yes
terday
Jack Merriman, Goldfield news
Taper man, came over from the
'south yesterday and will tarry here
several days.
c. r. Evans, the Goldfield bust
| ness man, and who is interested in
! mining at Manhattan, arrived in
Tonopah last evening.
Bert Johnson, formerly manager
of the Sollender Mercantile COM
pany, in this city, returned from
visit to Bishop yesterday.
| Mrs. Milan Davidoyich arrived
from California yesterday to join
her husband, who has made his
home here since receiving the APP
pointment of assistant state mine
inspector Mrs. Davidovich has been
on visit to her mother.
J. Fl. Atkin, former Tonopah as
sayer and mining man, who has
spent the last year in Peru, and
other South American places, return
ed yesterday. He says of the nu-
merous camps visited during his alb
sence, none can compare with this
3, city.
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HOW A RAILROAD
MEETS EMERGENCIES

Several persons who happened to
be in Pittsburg several Sundays ago
witnessed an incident which threw
very interesting side light on the
almost limitless possibilities of high
class railroad service under mod
ern conditions.
TWO of the party, newspaper
man and a well known Chicago bro
ker, happened to be in conversa-
ton with one of the traffic officials
of the Pennsylvania. Suddenly
there entered on the scene a wild
eyed individual who announced him
self. between gasps, as the special
representative of theatrical COM
pany which had missed connections
for Chicago, but which had to be
in that city in time for an evening
performance.
The traffic man asked two or
three leading questions in about
the same number of seconds, got
complete grasp of the situation,
and arranged for a special train in
another instant.
Within half an hour a special
train. consisting of three baggage
cars two coaches and two sleepers,
pulled out of the Pittsburg yards.
1t carried sc passengers in addi-
ton to all the baggage of the COM
pany and dining car was added
at Fort Wayne.
The two Chicagoans, who had
been permitted to travel on the
train, were very much impressed
with the smoothness and ease with
which the whole thing was done.
the presence at the
Pittsburg station of four score of
excited people, all demanding to
know different things at once, the
work of making up and loading the
train proceeded with the utmost
swiftness. The necessary right of
way orders were dispatched and
there was not a single hitch dur
ing the entire run.
1t was an example of the marve-
lous facilities of a modern railroad
in the matter of meet
ing unexpected emergencies, which
certainly opened the eyes of all
who witnessed it,
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GREAT WESTERN
film IS Shown
AT THE BUTLER
TOLD IN THE GOLDEN WEST
is ONE OF THE BEST PIC
TURES SHOWN.

Today at the Butler theater there
will be the usual change of pro-
gram at which time the manage
ment have arranged another big list
OF pictures and illustrated songs.
The feature film for today will be
big American Biograph drama en-
titled, The Love of Lady Irma' .
This is very pretty and interest
ing subject and one of the best
productions. The other pictures are:
Told in the Golden West" a great
western picture Fate Against
Him, drama, and a good comedy,
Three Queens and Jack" This
program is on for today only, with
an entire change tomorrow.
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL
LORD HELD in VIRGINIA

With the impressive knights TEN
plar funeral service, the remains OF
Colonel Frederick Chaplin Lord
were laid at rest Tuesday afternoon
the last solemn rites taking place
at 1 O'Clock from the Masonic hall
on North G street. There was a
large attendance of friends and ac-
quaintances of the deceased in this
city and a delegation of Knights
Templar and representatives of the
Reno lodge of Elks were present.
Fred Damn ads special representa-
tive Of the Elks lodge. There was
profusion of floral tributes.
The services were after the
Knights Templar ritual. and those in
the chairs were EN- Commander,
A. Spencer; general, NJ Kyle; cap
tain of guard, H. J. Gosse; S. W.,
E. d. Brown; standard bearer, W.
A. Fogg; sword bearer; sentry, J. L.
Allenbach; prelate. Rev. Samuel
Unsworth; recorder, William Suth-
erland.
There was music by the choir
which rendered several selections.
The pail bearers were all past COM
manders of Dewitt commandery No.
] Knights Templars, and were Geo
A. Morgan, w. j. Harris of Reno,
William Sutherland Of Reno, Henry
Patey, R. S. Meacham and James
Mccullough of Reno.
The body was preceded to the
cemetery by military muffled drum
beats, a delegation of former men,
bers of the old Emmett and Ma
tional Guard, veterans of the Grand
Army, large number of Elks and
fully thirty members of the Knights
in full regalia
Following the hearse was a coal
black horse, led by William Brady.
At the cemetery three volleys were
fired over the grave and taps were
sounded by Bugier II. Hosken for
the veterans of the Grand Army of
the epublic.-virginia Chronicle.
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NO INTERFERENCE WITH MAILS.

Public sentiment expressed last evening by the citizens
who of the appeal made
lin Godfed railway
for intervention that the mails had
against local railroad official
attempt portray conditions different
The world large could easily
of violence committed
mails had been delayed by interference strikers This
not raised hand to hinder the running
federal officials
in
people who will the answering dispatches
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-07

Our want ads" bring results.
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ATTENTION o. f. S.

Funeral notice-All members oil
Turquoise Chapter No. 10, o. E. S
and visiting members are requested
to assemble at Masonic hall (But.
Ter building) Thursday at O'Clock
sharp, for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother
w. c. Humphrey. Public services
will be held at the Presbyterian
church at $3.50 p. m. under the
auspices of the Masonic fraternity.
BY order of Grace Sherwell
Worthy Matron.
BERTHA PECK,
4-6-2t Secretary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-07

Tonight the Aylesworth Stock
company will present that famous
old comedy, "Charley's Aunt" hav-
ing been asked to do so by large
number of theater goers. 1t is
doubtful if there is a play on the
American stage that has been re-
produced more times than Char
ley's Aunt" Especially is this true
in amateur productions when a big
hit is desired. The play is extreme
'ly funny, many critics agreeing that
there is not dry line throughout.
The piece was on the boards here
during the former visit of the COM
pany, and when played crowded
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GOldfeld District.
AUSTIN TO RAISE FUNDS
FOR EXPRESS COMPANY

The Wells Fargo Express company
seems to De toor poor to make amp
effort to deliver in Austin the ex-
press packages that have been ac-
cumulating' at Battle Mountain for
a month. There is disposition here
to raise a fund for the relief of
Mr.. Fargo.
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ATTENTION U. r.. X. p.

All members of Tonopah company
No. 4, Uniform Rank. Knights of
Pythias, are requested to meet this
evening at Pythian castle at s
O'Clock sharp. Short business ses-
sion, followed by drill.
BY order company commander
o. E. HAMPTON, Sgt. Rec.
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The regular meeting OF the Sane
tuary society will be held at the
home of Mrs. +. l.. Timlin We'd
nesday evening. April 6.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-07

Tickets for st. Marks guild dance
at Miners Exchange hall Monday
night will be 50 cents apiece
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houses were in evidence at both
performances. 1t appears that the
play never grows old and will be a
favorlte for years to come.
Paul Harvey, as the young college
student who masquerades in skirts,
is just about the cutest little col
lege queen that ever existed.
The little Bihel sisters will con-
tlnue to give their clever special
ties between the acts, which always
result in deserved applause. Char
ley's Aunt will be on the pro-
gram for tonight and tomorrow
night, and will be followed by
Browns in Town"
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ST. MARKS GUILD MEETING.

There will be a special meeting
OF St. Marks Guild at the guild
room on Friday, April 8, 1910, at
2:S0 o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose of completing work for the
Easter sale. All members are ear
nestly requested to be present.
MRS. l.. HERRING,
Secretary.
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An introduction.

Fa-ry vas walking'with anothe,
be-, !. her he was joined by friend
= wear or so older and inclined to
manners.
"Introduce me, Harry" the new
conner whispered pompously.
Harry twisted, redeemed and a.
last turned to his companion with,
"Jim. have you ever seen Iiioer'
Spencer
"No." the other boy answered :,
"Well," Harry blurted out, red.
deping still more and jerking ons
thumb over his shoulder toward I'M
newcomer. "that's himY-LDoio
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William Chandler Loses.

William Chandler, 20 years old
of Birdseye, Ind, cashed a con-
fidence mans worthless check
at St. Louis Monday night.
Chandler, who had been hunt
ing in Arkansas. was at Union
Station awaiting a train u Ind
annapolis when he became en-
gagged in conversation with an
affable stranger who claimed t.
be an Indianapolian and to know
business men there whom Chan
dler knows. The pair, upon the
strangers suggestion, left the STA
ton for a walk. As they neared
the Eighteenth and Market street
corner, the stranger was accost-
ed by another man Hello,
Moore, said the other stranger.
You are just the fellow I'm look
ing for I've got that express bi |
here now for your goods"
Moore asked the amount of the
bill and on being told it was $50,
said re did not have the nancy.
A check was offered, but ths
man with the bill said the COM
pany would not accept checks
Chandler was appealed to and
produced the money, taking the
check and agreeing 10 wait until
Moo c returned.
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wher tie kidnavs are All acied, HE Is
in danve. Read what Fe,ey kidney rue
have done for our neighbor VIZ M =.
srasn,r. Logansport. ind., says; ny
h,nee a yesr old daughter was troubled y,
.,'b a bal case OF weak Kidneys. sne
~ad nc control over their action when
xas very annoying a. well as weasnin
nd her condition became serious.
"a "a led giving her Foley kidney Pill'
ana thev gave relief at once and ! con-.
sae iev ware rapidly strengthening IN
weakened organs. Ia the course OF
Few weeks she was entirely over I'M
robbie and has not been bothered slnc
mi i ~ we aud strung a. the We,ag
ch IA. I can recommend Foleys hidn..
pills as berg plompf sd cure cur. -
ali such .roubie. sold by jos. A. siel
ringer.
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A French medical man adviser
people to drink buttermilk for long
life. He SAYS that the Tactic acid
dissolves every sort Of earthly depos-
Il in the blood vessels, keeping the
veins and arteries SO supple and free
running that there can be no clog
ging up, and hence there is no De
post of chalky matter around th'
Joints or Of poisonous waste IN TN
muscles. 1t is the stifening sn'
hardening Of the blood vessel
which bring on old age. Butter
milk is likely 10 postpone It ten o
twenty years if freely drunk !
quart q day should be the mini
mum, the maximum according !
taste and opportunity.
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SUTHERLAND; EisLE EYE sllIE
Good for Nothing but the Eyes
Census Of Cities Of 5000 or Over
Manu- HuosIer Csnlers Show Big Increases
Returns for 1911.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ZINE
ensus bureau Thursday announ-
ced the population of the follow
ing Indiana towns from the lylo
enumeration: Anderson, q, 4l6'
Elcart. 10, 282; Hammond ~. 925'
Lafayatte, 2O,2S7; Kokamo. IL,
30: Logensport, 19,O5O; Marion,
10. 359; Michigan City, 1902
Muncie. 24,0O5; New Alban ~
629: Richmond, p, 324: Vine nnes
II. S95; Madison, 1884; Laport'
10. 525; Jeffersonvllle, lO,4i2
Huntington, 1922; Elwood. H.
OPS; louisville, 9,37l Ne..
castle. 9, 4i6; Bedford, SIG
Frankfort, 1924; Goshen, S,5l4
Primo ton. 6,4lS; Shelbyville, .
500; Valparaiso, 6,9S7; Wabash
1851
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\ simple Safeguard for
Mothers

Mrs. u G.lkerson. 529 lnglss Ave
Yonng.iovn. Ohio. gained wisdom bv
s~,.f.enre "Nv little girl had a seve
cold and oughed almost continuous
Nv lister recommended Foley hono'
and Tar.The first desc I gave her re-
tieyed the inflammation IN her throal
and af,es usirg only one bottle her throa
and hugs were entirely free from mia
oma,ion. Since then ! aiways keep
eottle O. foley's Honey and Tar N TN
house. Acrept no 81 sutrte. SOIL .,
Jas. A. Mehr.uger.
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N E.W BANK

The German American Bank,
of Jasper. Ind. opened for bus
mess on december 18th. 1910 in
the Wilson building on Main st !,
Jasper Ind. When in town call
in and see them aud get acquaint-
ed whether you want to do bus
.iness or not We will be glad to
see you anytime.
VIM + BECKMAN, Cashier.
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POPloPSyiIIe Pointers.

Walter Mcdonald come nome
from PiggotJ Arkansas to spend
the holidays with his father.
vii SEEMING who has been in
North Dakota for the last few
months is here to spend holidays
with relatives and friends
Christ Rudolph and family OF
Jasper are visiting at Frank
Fishers this week.
Tom Schnarr and family OF
Jasper. Mrs. Ina Morgan of Ire
an attended the entertainment
given here Sunday night
Yrs. Julia A. Cox entertained
the Ladies Aid Society Wednes-
day eve ing at her home.
Dovie McCraney of Lemmlng-
ton visited her Aunt Mrs. Ross
Weber Monday and Tuesday
MIR. Scott Lemons fsrmelly OF
4 bennington, but now of Peters
burg was married last week to
Miss Posey, q neice of the Hon.
Frank Posey of Evansville.
The Oil and Gas Co. on Aoa-
lday moved their drilling outfit
To the John Dillon farm on the
Iasper and Portersville road
where they will drill for oil II
the near future.
Mrs John Fry and children o
!. Dubois are visiting her sister
here RS. Henry Graham a few
davs before leaving for Tenn.
, Raw. MolIie and Helen Lemini
: Row AMI Olga SEEMING, Waite
/ COX. Car McCord. Charles Web
|. her and Levi Yensie of Affords
:. willie attended the Christmas err
\ tertainment here Christmas nigh
The Sunday School entertain
i. nent here was veil attended an'
{ was considered q lite a sCcces,
sum of S33 GO vas taken IN a
IN, door which wiil be USED 10
supplies Tor the uncay School
= Don't forget the oyster and pl
. supper given a. the Hall here =
y the Ladies Aid New Yea s ev
r ali ladies' are urge tly requisite
n TO bring pie. they wish all tn
: readers Of tie Courier a happ
~ y New Year.
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You Must Read This il you
Want the Benefit.

j. " Greener. Gre nwood. La, sUf-
feied with severe case of iumosgo.
"The pains were 90 intense | was forced
TO hypcderlni9 I'M ctions for relief.
These aita,k ks start with a pain in the
small OF my back which gradually be-
come fairly parsl, ziig. My attention
was attracted TO Foles's Kidney REM
edy and | am glad TO say ate using
this wonderful medicine | AN no longer
bothered IN auv way by my old ensmy
lumbage." Gold by jos. A. Mshringer.
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Some rowdy on Tuesday night
threw something through one OF
of the Glass Globes of the Mala-
bar lamps around the Court
house and broke it. We hope 1t
did him some good, and If he
will let his identity be known ne
will find those who will see that
he pays well for his fun
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Town Report

The report of the Town Treas
urer of Petersburg, as published
in the Petersburg Press, "a re-
auired by law. Shows the town
to be indebted 49, 500,
When is the Treasurer of JAS
per going to obey the Law and
publish his report? Echo ans
wers? When?
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beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain
Mercury

q mercury Will surely destroy the sense
smeh and completely berange the
whole system when ,ntering il thro Oh
ue mucous surface. Such articles should
never TO uted except on prescriptions
Hon reputable physicians, rs the dam.
age hey will do Is ten lold To the 200;
you can possibly derive from them
,iaus at frh Cure, man, featured b (.
J. Nhenney d Go Toledo, o., con-
lalhs no mercury, and is taken internally
acung directly u-cu the blood and mu
I uue 'uria'e OF the system In buying
nan Cata'rh Cuie be sure yCu get tn,
grbuine IL lie taken insternally an,
made in Toledo, Ohio. by +. j. Chenne,
q 20. Testimonials free. sold b,
prnpggists. Price Zoe. per bottle.
i lAke Halls Family Pills for constipa
uR. BELLS ANTi-PAIN
tor Internal and External Pains.
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Mss Maggie Kuebler accom-
panied by Misses Clarissa. Al
berta and Cornelia Kuebler left
Saturday for Indianapolis to visit
relatives during Christmas week
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John Fry and family were
down from Dubois yesterday VS.
ising, aid went TO Porte rsvllle
and Alfordsvills TO spend a few
days after which they depart for
Greenfield, Tenn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-12-30

Many persons find themselve, affect.
Cd with perss ant cough after an q
Isck OF influenza. As this corgb can b
promptly cured by The use OF Chamber
lain ugh Remedy, it should not b
allowed 40 run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by All Dealers.
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aNy child was burned terribly about
the lace. reck and chest, | applied Dr:
m mas Electric Oil. The pain ceased
md The child sank into rest'ul sleep,
Nrs. Nancy NJ. Hanson, Hamburg
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The Christmas entertainment
given by the Trinity Sunday
sch oil at Trinity church Christ
mas Eve was we'll attended and
the scholars rendered a verv en-
tertalning programme Sarta
Claus distributed the presants
from the large tree and made
the children happy.
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Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Grimes
and children, Of Des doines
Iowa, arrived in Jasper Friday to
spend Christmas and visit Mrs,
Crimes parents Mr.. and Mrs w.
"A lrayloY.
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Hotel For Sale

The Western Hotel; Good To-
cation for saloon y square from
Court House 2 Squares from
Southern Depot. Apply to
MRS. SOPHIE NOHR.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. d Towseley
md children came down from
6icago to spend Christmas with
Mrs Towseley's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. 1raylor.
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Or. Bells AntisepticSalve
cesd>fOr all Skin Diseases


A good farm, 112 acres mile
from Jasper, underlaid with coal
Good water. Reasonaoie ie'ni'
and cheap.
B. z. DoANE. Agent
Jasper Ind.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Rausch
.ome down from Louisville Sat
r@' to visit Mrs Rausch S
mother Mrs. Rottet during the
HOLIDAYS.
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Shoe shop

| have opened up my shoe shop
on Main Street and am prepared
to do ali kind of repair work
promptly and give first class
Give me a call.
CH. BUECHLEIN.
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Miss Carrie Haskins cam :
home from Knox Co., Saturday
to visit her father during the
HOLIDAYS
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Not Good

io' everything. soutnerland's Eagle
! e Saive y good for nothing but he
eye. Il yol use it and are no. satisfied
exc back and get your &c. You "a
The iadse.