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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
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s. tH-us r. me IrIaI sr s
MORO NNTON ~ EH Not -
Fresidenf Thomas NodEez fuuight
euderci tho members OF no Iaruy
0f no Wsef virginia anniversary q
-r4ud reception 81 his homo on Frrnt
street The .falr AIS attended hr
about eeteu.r i've professors end Their
.es and es- ~ fhe ig0sf 0.sh
CRATE social sn-ir- heid in Worgar-
r.r1 FOOT some inc D H1eard fl1r.
p. NoIr1st. secretary 10 fbr pra
..r vas ur .Hs r~cre.F.uE iu.
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Mu.icaI CIub Mc-t.ra


ON WednesdAs November 90 af 3
O'Clock. In the lecture room ~ fhr
First Presbyterian church. tho Ned
nesday Musical club nNI hulI tho
EecoTfd recital ~ the srasou The
ladies' % this club have planned 10
study The music 81 tine various ~
tionr. IA order to become more thor
oushly acquainted with tho disiicti,e
characteristic ~ fho musis ~ other
lands. Russia ain Boz treated az ~
this coming recital. and Mrs. o. o.
Farts. as Chairman. has been uutiriuE
In her efforts To present The music ~
Russia Ia such a way fhat entertain.
ment VIII be combined with insfruc
ton. rschaikoWSks GIuka. podherf
sky. Hachmaninon. Nlahfrh and En
binstein viii b. presented by voice or
piano. %ivanovici vii b. represented
By chorus numbers Mr- Julius Pol
lock = prepared a paper upon thI
Interesting subject. which wiI be Do
tened 20 with interest W. g~orrc
Kay. the English BARITONE h0 charm
ed all by his fine singing ~ fh. Arr.
ola concert. viii appear upon this o.
casion also IN two numbers. TIN.
AsTa.' by Rub nsf~in. and srrcuadr
OF Don Juan" D. Tschaikovsky Tho
general public is admitted fo these
rccitaIs upon tis. payment 81 q small
fee
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En,.As.r.s { a,

Tt. Dep. r- N- E
Robinson ~lrts. ..r,. GLASS;
f1~ gIesr- 40 Nr- U- o. g sr. no
t-~ hone pu Ls stree. ....
'frrIrs nHl's auI music eer- -Ue
diversions 90 NIB. -truaa ant refresh
.msffs were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

a Joseph RI rsfnedra. .drF
morning. a' r clock fra HeIfiHg
r' Mise lrecrr8 ~ 80 rIor 4lI fr
trresf s8a solemn rrG b. 80
Ha. FHfhrr 3D. H Wote POL o4Irs
r F.dl.rr b-ea 49, cer sI go
rHr. or he bride uu Nor'l VI .
street ... rnI~a r1uDie of .- o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

The bite l.ilt Social club. OF Ben
wood hss completed lrrsrFem.n-s Tor
th~r sXf dance to he given ThauAs
swing a. fh' Amor bail u haf cry
The Eiks orchestra. of HelIri-r. has
been secured Tor no r,.as 90 and
fu" AFFAIR promises fo Dol ...- -r,
lesa I. fH. tf.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

E#AA - ~
evening no r~g1ar dance o. fb- chi'.
"a h~id and DO adafti0a % To- 90
Burr Hive Ladies - the Naeesbeee
entertained ufth q e1rhr- 10 fhs DIN
~ room - ne clab Numerour
handsome prizes Esre awarded ~.
Ffnn~-s IN TIE euchre games aud
nose attending ne dance N ~
sndi'orum enADysd . fns program
~ no Elks orchestra 81 Bellsire
The foii0~inE esrs The griEe ain
nSrs ln the ~uchfe games ar
fiarrf Horsinx. arsi Grs stella
Noontz second Miss E1la NssoaeY
lhird Mfs Lso rhHd. fourth. M
NeaEi~ hrh Mrs Tucker. stfh
NJ ! : Heii seventh Ms Leach
~ighth Mrs Hocsing root the priy-
For ion hand and Miss Pear. Vibrator
the consolation
FOr mon. W Charles fiauae nf.i
NJ "" intel. second. NJ John Yauds
third Mr. Edward voslsr. fourth
VIZ John kesrus am Mr. George
GehrinF tiNh W : o. Gardner.
seventh hir roIr. consolation and
NJ iess sf~lultI lone hand
for don. noes ~ .in.a- took ars'
Nrs Mufchl~y srcond ard Mrs Uhar.
mock third Hr- a Wanda "a.
avsrIet fh" prize Tor ceiling me
IrEe-f number o. tickets and Nr-
81 J Dlpr4 Won me door prize s
hn" 'urs"t Mrs Fran. i'u-r- vas
chairman
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Eotsr,ained Chorus

ihur-'Isy ~venIne lt her home %
Patterson Misc Anna C~rauistan on
f'rfaiufd fu' mem h'r- Df fhe chorus
~ me Senior e. e. Irci.fy az Tive
~tuu" church ~ Vim Grove Tho
business meeting was supplemented
D. BE- social Auur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

lack The musical program f1 D. az.
ranged by Mrs. Pred FAIRS. aII b-
Announce dklBter Those taking part
are Miss Iiufds SchvaIh Mis- Frms
neatly. Miss mabel Uttinc.r. H.-s
Catherine Ebbert4. Miss Martini Do.
IN Nr- Steber. Mis- Nrmsrr.ur.
Mrs carrie Bran f. Mrs Edward
Suf~l Mr. iiauley and AIR George
kss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Nevf Wedn~sday at the FIrsf Pres
hvferlau Church. she Wednesdat
Musical ri1h = size fhe second ,f
a reras Of rscfaft Ths outline rf
no years uork IL DE masi~ OF no
nerenf Gallons Ha music hatra
been given Iasf month md Hussfa-
music fns month Papers on Hussi1r
music wNi bo read b. Mrs Julius POL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

The lrIq."sre Dancing Fr lass
one az their popular dance lr Axiom
Rail- TUESDAY evening ~.rIfu. f.f.
o-rNesffa firu she'd 'hs MUSIC.
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Classes Poxtoones

The r'ndnY evening snd SATURDAY,
afternoon dsuc.nr classes OF Mis-
Maud~ Spoon'r 't NJ Elks' club
have been postponed until ner' week
onf account a. illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

The isdses ~ no % of W u.I rt.r
q p~rcGr~ssiVe ufh nn rhursdaf
svenine. Nofemier sr Tho nov =
% q. " Temple If'r tnnpIra
street. Teu prizes eN Do o. arirI
Refreshmrnfs served r-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Mr. and Ms william y k.rchner
entertained Weduesday rtrrIrr fr
honor Of their Euesfs Mr and Wrs
Earl Henson. % syraes 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

The ul4 Nsn- fl7rue SCI ui. p
1nof.'r 20 . Hv.r dances
o~-dat eten.r1 n. h-u rar 8
me prrzHw ts- t .rnt .t
~r-hU 5000 ur a-fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Pc sed y0uthiui
zshNon Tk.
blOu~ . Of tho az
oao sSr Bat
ms.de - sctNn.
- f-o,s sad h-s
pof- Sss are plaia
s,d satk-rcd AZ
arr upp-g edxe.
lhs shoulder po-
tHons are tucked
ard ~ tro o..
oin-d ~ the TIM
ninE bad. In ,A-
AZ siiOVer L.
u applied over the
s~hO.icsr portions
% c5-ns~rts
So tNt . q aaOr.
drss-v fnork
~.n'edth- shoutde
ru~s- could b cut
ngt on these bn-.
srrug q shsilo-
sguAne . and
the tnnmins pr
fron eItended over
The front of the
wais The skIu
i've Tp--d ADD
csn - either tucked
or gathered AZ ths
upp>r edg, The
hEh ~sist lir-isU
c--druxiv fashion
abe ard the frok
al og-ther one al
fhe prettr~t ard
most sidish pos.
bic fhe vi -
~hi h Is arranged
over a simple d.
sign match-~ the
narrow Ttnoe IN
niof vh.le tn
r1mmnE bands
match the xrder.
For the 10 year
siye he blou- all
require -. Yards
Il material y.
yArt- 20. I.Nards
~aAinSh~s VIDE nth
j. yard Of plain
material = inches
Wtdr tor the tuu
ming; the sklr s..
s-rds y. 3Lvarts
% or - lnches
sd- II material
has Up ard do~n,
but y not a.. yards
- 7'4yard unh
~ifrrr Tor th-
lands vili b. nd
- - yards y
.n hos wide
The MAY Man
ton pattern OF b
iious~. No. ESQ
and 4 the skr-
No bs7T. are u
10 sizes for nj 80
.. 40. inciud-s a.
1f ~ Ger.rfuror ~
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10" popular Norucf. e.II' HfI
isire. Ess- The second dance of fh.
sinier a Taesdar evening. r.
The bail Boz N%etIsirc H~enffefI-s or.
ch-fffa rendered. tho dance program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Promptly o. : o',fo~k N-InrsIrs
evening ~ fh~ p~HrrouaEs of Ira Scr
oud Presbyterian crufrh Hnt o. 90
Mcdonald. - o.. Performed fie r.r.
mony unlflng Mis- Kafhsiere nrtle
and Nr Charles Thomso0 fu marrtrr
Both gounG people ore OBJ Shafssidr
future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

Miss Famine Bcuf~r entertain 10 q
number o. her friends TUESDAY even
Ina AZ her home M EdKwood Nith tn
informal paffV Nhouf fu ruasf4
were prsseut and t sosI,i ctrnIne 80
enjoyed
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party The evening Vss passed in
playing the game. sud refreshments
were served Tine following per ous
"'r" awarded prizes Mrs. George
kl~r nrst. Mrs Frank snd+r.
-n'pnd Mr. Frank Slender. nrs'. auj
Nr NHi Ella second Present we're
N'.sr- aud Nrsdamrs Frank S'rr.
der. Charles MCcbus Nochael Uoiau.
Harry Hu"bei George Z~oeccklsr WIi
Eiig. James NcShsne. Mis. Emma
Mach ard NJ and Mrs t.dsar char.
mock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

elalE -~l 1 POINTS ln 80 ess
and or r-fsrutnE maze heir -,u~
on PH-shursh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

So t.i Dirbs'.r EN-. tr. tr-.Il rs
PAlRONT. " "a No, Last
evening - b 800 oclu~a at Tho home
OF ne officiating minister H.s 10. a.
SfaefzeL occurred the marriage 81
Harry Prichard Neptune and Miss
l.eady Pansy Mc'rse I popular
young couple of This co... The bride
~ me only daughter 81 NJ and Mr.
n. W McCray. ~ This clt,. and rhe
groom II a son ~ 81 % Neptune ~
hts city. He holds a position Nith
ths A. q. Martin book Store ln This
city. Mr. Neptune and his brids lsf.
for a wedding Journey 20 wheeling
VIII reside in This clio,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25
OALY FASHION TALKS
THE FASHIONABLE STRIPE

SIsrhD .,rs sn-nsa -rh gs.n nA~ sn. I -, -os hsh-a-
- . - 7. . yo.ax Or. .d :. -sam-.x .Er |. ..o.-,.-- -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

The Ladies' Ala soc,~tS OF fn. IRA
deiphta ~ . church eI a. chicken
lunch Ia the ~ q F~ranzh-im store
Thnrsday afternoon from % q m ta
? .. M. A nice sum A. taken Bee d.,
h society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

AZ the parsonage 0i the Thomson
81 p church Saturday evening ne
r eddlrg ~ Mes f.ffa Holland. "a pOD
uiHr Young lads o. the island = a
Nr Berf Thomas. va soi-mnize .
h.t p D. Ross uT.fiH-eI and aN r
. short ueddinE rip the trurg
couple s. make heir homo iu gtL
itir.
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Toe island Hr.iE- club. ,ompos 10
"i tuIuE Ladies. Was entertained st
ih Island club rooms THURSDAY
evening ~ a party Of y0uHg men
Dancing was fhe enjoyment ~ tla
evening and Meister's orchestra WAS
present 20 furnish fhe musk DIN.
following Young people Nere pr,es
"nt Ni--"s Wrify. Eve Mitchell
Eleanor Swccr 'y. Gcrtrude Dore.,
Anna Hrid. Eivira Young. Catherine
dathinou. Regina Lutz. Helen Iufr
r.fH ICnea. Hilda Buri.y. Olive R.p.
p~f". n"i"n Wgby. Gertrude Garden
ard Messrs Axle Sfeadman. wiling
t"n Norfhrop o. Lutz. Bar'on Gun
niuEham William Kietf. Jos KIM
tl"m franum lana TomIr-or
thatlra Jackson. Ma Garden. Joe
W~rTri'F and Warrcn onto
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~unlH. evening 30 mo ~ Mat
nee "nprrn ri rrr.n r~cifs. -rr
a.rru under fhe di1rHon Of r-
uHis Hrpuss and Included Tho
.1.|ur .nu nrmhrfs Nnf.rfa
iu o. 'rIlsrims sonE NJ uop.I
Natar IlI rOcaffa. uihoIa and
OBJ ~'nf1ntou'o In % faf. f~uaire
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Mrs william 3 leeds ~milhonsirs
NldoN o. the late ~ plate msanats.
s1o recently arrived fr ere Unitsd
states 0it- her sntgsarefo 90.
Nifa~ wealthy ir - osr rat 80
sct;s sp 81 rsr afzr1 1rd trsn 20
ten 90 Eng'an5. t-ere f5 rec'5c 5s-
rsrentf Mrs. Lse6s Ir trs csurse
% ~ iTtsr e. aad TIA srs c.rs5
e-e1 Nsr Ys-- f--aI Ifs varis ard
VI 7tsrsstIrs t7e 1-t f-st -
r En7Ian1 as ~a-- ---- ~1isaaanr
tns1 re United states srd t-at
ere servant auessn there eat 49, -
t~rouoietore ~ & 8 i1 tre J~fte1
afatsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-25

p saaanry 2 r-ffsthm@ais u-f.
served Ga0se pFe-~rf Eer. ~ ana
Mrs. Eari h~n-On. q S@E 1Oss Ar
and Mrs Fr~d NeIiD.f. Nrs rh~odoN
Frf Nh knr-llr~ tlns Ms Eliza
bsfl FInkf Mr Alb-r- Frusca. NJ
1~prse HDss~y. Mrs T. KlrehDsr. Mr
has Kirchsv Mr. william :
shd NJ and Nu william
7 Hfrrhner
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~. 7. o gntsrts.n-s

A. the nome OF Miss iy-ah Fulton
on soush EOr rtreef The members ~
he ". 7. n sewing circle we're enter
tainf Tbur.fay evening Scaling vac
The diversion - The etFhiEE and re
r~-hmsnfs s@re served o. fh- hoAt
sss The follOving members we're
present Misse. St~ils -fyse carrie
Acker. Emma snyder. fima 'la-~r.
Bertha Hassl Ella p-Dl Mrs 49,
y Davis ami Mrs William sfabsr
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Ma j l. Elnxh0Tu 4nd Mos Elis
hsnp snferf@insd ne Pilgrim circle
a. thsir home or ne Narioual PIKE.
Kim Grove W~dn~sdsv evening"
foiLovins he program = social h0ur
va sbtoyed srd l~4nrn~ou served
The d~ecorstlOns v~re In keeping wifh
IhsnksstvinE Those prsr@nf were
assssm~- " y Dunlap y = Scho
held. G. v Morris ! d.. Kingdom.
hissss Bees Morrison. R~rha Gsd.
man. tddis Gardner and Fila Ramp
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Society Review

Ths n - r club or PIN Grove
vas sntersin>d a. 80 hone - NJ
hsrry brennan N k~FH an~ H~t.
n>sdsy Afternoon from 20 p Mr.
brennAn proved a. una' b'-asnE
nostess k~@frssLmr.rs s-r- --rci
fhs folio-iag m~mb-Fs Eer pre-
est Mrs. a y Rubi~. aH Mex
ME- HsrrT Bower Mr. Jesse GATES.
Mr.. Vincent CHM. Mrs Ryan Mr.
HAIRY Dousi-s. Mrs Em~fzan Sh0~
sn. Mrs Fred Hsrtup. Arr Harm
brennan. Mr. Edgar Pc srd Mrs
&. e. Douglas The nenf mesunE
I'm ~ hei1 ~ the home of Mr. fiar
~ Bower a. ThOrBbnrK place
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NEW YoaN CITY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

Three-year-old Andrew was in Q
rather p%etuiant mood, and in order
to restore his customary good hui
NOR his mother promised him some
preserved strawberries II he would
be a good boy. Calling a servant,
she said:
Jennie, please give Andrew
about four strawberrics."
Jennie proceeded to fulfil the
Wish Of her mistress and counted
out the berries. Zone. tTo, three,
four"
Il want FIVE" protested the child.
"But your mother said four"
said Jennie.
Mamma said about FOUR" re-
piled Andrew.
And he got the ffth--Nev York
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
FRIGHTENED BY SANTA CLAUS
Hc~ ire Dear Old Saint Carried Con-
s~-srnzti-n Into m African Mis-
sico House

Al amusing story q ho- santa
Clans frightened the black Children a.
a -sssCn station whec - Erst ap-
reared 70 them 4 few years agO. IS
told by the wife Of = missionary sta
ro-ea az Bail1nda. Africa They had
celebrated Christmas az L5ailU1du be-
fore. but they never lad had Santa
Claus. 50 NJ. Slower. the Missionary.
dressed up as good Saint Nick
He lad been padded and powdered
ard packed Until II. o~z mother
would rot hare known hin Mrs Sto-
yer ztterEzrd related Presently 90
gave the signal. the door fe~ open
and IL walked Santa Claus Bat dear
ne What CONSERVATION. He vas
greeted Nth sh-tsEs aud zrC1ns and
cries CT let ne cut, Il Is the ev1l
one Il f tie day CT Judgment
The urchirs. catching the infection
Of te-o- from TIE older black people
FED 70 their bedrooms. fell down urO1
their faces. crep- under chairs and IA
hles-aryEhere 20 hide themselves
CO santa AA4-@ never A- ~~A
q greeting before As soon a. he real
fred The panic he had caused. he .ors
o@ hss tai hat and white cotton beard
Then from the bags d his back q
heran 10 throw gifts right and LEFT
and 10 tel Who he vas
Rezssured o,ce more. everyons
vas soon laughing and chatting
-u7chinE the greet red breads
fdouganussl. tasting their fruits o.
rFbblinE AZ the sweets from the fartl
lar little bags
1t seemed as though everyone rie<
10 talk lender than his neighbcr a
tbev exzuired the costume q Santa
Clans whon tnsy nov 10 longer fear
ed One Ezn said that be thought !
was John the Baptist another that 4
Vas Elfsah returned Yet a1othei
thought IL vas Satan himself. and Al
~ si-s rose Up before me- while
fourth confessed. Ny only though
WIS 70 hide myssif'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
nuhois DOinQs

sr Ash from New Albany vis-
Itsa Dir. and Mrs Ed Miller.
during the no idays.
Ben Schroering spent Christ
mas with relatives at Louisville.
Dare Harder is here from
Princeton visiting his mother a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Schepers
from Huntingburg visited Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Schepers Sunday,
Christmas day was highly OBJ
served in ST. Raphael's church.
The choir rendered a beautiful
two voiced mass
Mrs. W, /. HARRISON died at
her home Saturday morning and
was buried Sunday afternoon at
CuSco cemetery Rev. Moore con.
Quoting the services. She leaves
a husband and six children, and
a host of relatives and friends to
mourn her death.
Mrs Adam P. Dudine and
daughter LOtetta are visiting
Mrs. John Huffman and children
this week.
Mss. Blach Line is homef from
Evansville where she attends
LOckyear's College. to spend
the holidays with her parenS
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Lee.
Miss Anna Rowekamp was at
Jasper shopping Saturday.
Mrs Edward Rasche died at
her nome south of town after an
illness of heart trouble. She leaves
several children and a hostof rel
atives and friends to mourn her
untimely death May she rest in
peace
Mrs. Egid Merkle is visiting
her daughter Henrietta at Louis
vile this week.
Mr.. John Miller and family
moved into the Pfaffenberger
property Monday where he is
engaged in hoop pole business
Tuesday morning occurred the
wedding OF Mr.. Henry c. Weber,
of POrtersville to Miss. Emma Z.
Harder Of Dubois. The bride
wore a beautiful white silk and
bridegroom wore a blue serge.
The bridesmaid were Misses An
"a Pfaffenberger and Clara Web
.er. They were in a cream color
serge The ushers were William
and Edward Harder. After TIT
ceremony the young couple wen
10 the home of the brides parent!
where a sumptous dinner wa.
awaiting then. The happy cou
pie VIII make their home nea-
Portersville. May their life be
happy one IopSy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
T~ypewriters Given
AWAY.

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son IypswrltsT- made IN The world.
They Laws some into every stat.
and tsFnssFy IL the United states
There nay Be some IN your town.
They sic giving them away every
EhsIe 10 men, women boys and
sirls- oTsr rs years 81 age, on sur
prlsIngly liberal Conditions
II you could make any use Of q
SlOs W typewriter, providing il
did net cost you ever n cent.
then 10 : letter o. Oh q psstsI card
addressed to Frank l.. wilder.
President, Woodstock, III, siuplv
say, Nal ms al your Free 0aers'
and by return mail you will receive
q sir FOee O1er-, the names OF ov-
n zoe whs szve recentiy received
ypeNrilsrs free, and you Sill learr
on what easy conditions yen ear
get ons Of their typswrlers free
night away.
The Emerson Typewriter i one
.oi tie highest grade, wholly visible
IypeEn.srs made IN the world
Many who have used the EAkR-
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the EMERSON" superior TO any
500 90 Is peEriter On the market.
Ii j. sRholiy visible mschine, has
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ike other high grade $1,000 type
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The EMERSON has every new
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photographers; just the typewriter
tor The smallest or largest Office
IL sou could possibly make any
use Of a high grade typewriter. sv-
en- thoug1 it dids't CTS you one
CEN Of money. then h@ sure. on 8
postsl card OF in a.etter addressed
10 flank l.. wilder. President,
Wooi.tock. H. say. Msil M
your Free Offers"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

There was something in the at
nosphere which told him that
things we're not exactly the same
Silence followed soon after the
usual greetings, but at length she
spoke ~Are you aware, sir" she
bean, shat one hand Of the Bar
tholdI statue measures sixteen feet
FIVE inches
$50 / have heard" he nodded,
happy to be addressed again
AThe thickness of the head from
4 to ear she pursued icily, Is
ten feet"
@Ye=."
~The nose Is four feet SIX inches
long.
That's right"
~The mouth i thru feet across
Il believe 50. Jus. imagine H."
@The waist t~A-rty-Gye feet
around"
yves Why
Then rol kindly explain.
sir she cl u.ed. why YOU stated
IN the rler- j you addressed TO
ne that : reminded You Of the God
dess % Liberty ladies Home
journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

Hesring Of a rising river at the
headwateTs Of tie Euphrates, with
a falling barometer and indications
Of a food in the valley, the Pithe-
canthropus changed his mind and
frankly admitted it TO Noah. His
manner was that Of a chastened and
softened person.
"You m0nkeyed too long" said
the patriarch I'VE gave YOU q
chance T. come in with Us, and you
wouldn't take It. Now we have ar
ranged for all the stock we care
about trying 10 float"
The general liquidation which fol-
lowed had the usual effect upon al
but the insider.-Puck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
The Danger OF la Grippe.

Is IL fatal tendency TO pneumonia. To
cure your la grippe coughs take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. X. +. Fish.
er. Washif gton, Kas.. says. II was
troubled with severe attack of lagrppe
that threatened pneumonia. A friend
advised Foley Hon y and Tar Com
pound and / get relief after taking the
first few doses. I took three bottles and
my Ia grippe IVES cured Get the genu
ne, in the yellow package. AT Joseph.
A. Mehringer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
F5les's Honey And Tar Compound
Cures In Every Case

Mr.. Jas McCahery, Mgr. ofthe Schiilz
Omala Neb. recommends foi-
Hone and Tar Compounl, beca1
Il cures IN ever case. II have used M
myself andI have recommended i %
others who nave since tod me 81
a. -reaf carzlFe uoser IN . -eases 81
.ha throaf and lung-. Fo- Al coughs
! colds ifi II srec1ilv Elective A.
Al. Mnlnnrtr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

We pity the poor candidates
for p. m. who hustled after Bile
Cox endorsement They should
have gone TO the county jail ana
got Tad Tabor's. il would have
been worth just as much.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

The Christmas entertainment
gwen by the Trinity Sunday
School at Trinity church Xmas
eve was well attended and an en-
PERTAINING program was rendered
There was a handsome Christmas
tree loaded with gifts and Santa
Claus was there to give them out
much to the delight Of the little
folks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29
FoIey kidney PlIs.

always give satisfaction bscazse they al
WAYS de the work. J. A. Sneluni. Bre-
men, Ga. says Il have usei Foley
Kidney Pills Vi q gle-- satisfaction an 2
more relief from their - than
facm any other sidney medicine, an
I've tined almost al kinds / can cher
recommend them 10 al E1nerers
for kidney and bladder ir0l3le-" At
lcs. An hunger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

The quicker a cod il gotten rid oithe
less the danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr. b. NJ. J..
Hail. OF Waverly. Va, SAYS: II firmly
believe C-am5ellain's Cough Remedy 10
be Absolutely the best preparation on
the market or colds. 4 have ~ eom-
mendpd IL 20 my friend snd they h..
agree with me For sale by al deaiors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-12-29

vsr The Holiday rush leaves US
some lines of Shoes, of a few pair
only. Come and see We have
some solid goods (no shoddy) ar
prices to suit your wants.
Ed. J. Kuebler.