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Cotton Market
Closes Lower

NHH A|H HNH..ltINNN N"NNH
HEA YORK. jaH ff-Tha cotton
mafaHi was much less s.. tiFf to-day and
tllttaaiipua were narrower. rnt Efus
fru market closed steady net n points
loser tu q points higher Additional
laNuurf rHficnF clf.wufal hi 1fnn
Nairs NrFe reported Dos fteif was Yeff
Ntiie Natrieff ln fHr SPOT months after
iHs luHid1iion 90 late yesterday.
Try market uufHeI steady 90 in nt-
vance ~ iQ ST. In points COS steady
cables and favorable reports from fne
soud0 uais. There wac q GOOD d0aI
~ realizing ana anluN southern selling.
however aud pI'0.s termed tasirr 1urs
luN Use middle 90 fnF naF tnHf nfiraN
showed rallies Df % ur ll points nn
covering and .catiercl trade buying.
tha cergir report HhnWiaa UnIt lIftlt
ta|ag VI Hnt cotton consumed hF o..
NESTLE ulis during uelonlfl offaI-
Nshra new i.H feHHiu HtNaiiu from
Che IuDd trade tended 90 strengthen
fNt expectation ni mHfh better chow
irr Cor january Sales 40 print .iuiha
N tls fal ileor market faf fha us.f
were aTfimnfef Hf 100000 pieces pl-
FlfH Uahiat reported better tone Dob
HIffhf Ger and tnurea rIfh Liverpool
connections we've HUnUI fLU nafiN UuF
0.s hore. A sDN Orleans mfa.HNH sIli
tuf shipment 20 1900 hule. uuuid
nr made from There fVr Sew iorA an
SATURDAY
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MERCEDES

MERCEDES Trtnr Dan. I4ann
"Wednesday Afternoon Mrs p H. Efaus
Wlin hef guests. MettHmra d. ~ VIM.
%. t HatHnn. .. > Nurry and u g.
flftf. moiored fo stuart Place. where
h'fa. Evans gave "a frItrluEuo Un lH.
Die uf che Iceland Nnmans Club.
which met ln regular session n- fna
ucW home ~ Mgs. ~. Corn. Tho Mcr-
codes women were rifen O. mpat hearty
weirnne and iu turn were Introduced
ta fhorr ~ fhr Cluh Mra. Evans
quietly slipped upstairs and made q
lightning chnnso from thc travelling
Costume to un0 81 india which fHa t
frraa a Handsomely hanc -omhrnidaroe
costume ~ India. ihH head trDsa face
VOL rnurH HrH NracHlttk and Nee lanHH
~ nporF description.
Giro suh Nns called 10 order 3D. lhn
IrnHilrnt Mr1 NigTam. Thr FIRST
numhfr 0n me rruFfnm wna vocal
solo. values. and The Went " You
fNandefanoN lf Mra. W. o.. smith.
AIRS Eehna WIS introduced and f0f
10 h0lF h0ii h0f iafenera grriihrut g
AZ shH told 40 her experiences in indu
and NJ tnf thiuNs fNr saw $40 durN
nu Ihe three fIilrH Bombay. Calcutta
Hnd ftrnifa9 sDn Told m the burning
hnta the Temple ~ silence of fhe
Hindu reddiner 10 ne good ana the
lad. 90 thr horrible ftinga end ~
ihinaa that Hffe r. delight to bear on
= table chic bod placed number ~
tnfiNs nf0HElf ffum India nrl passed
nrn'lnd b number 81 indian nirturrs
Thr Igrf number rn fHr prlarff7 uaE
Is p.anu sain saiaa ifuuruinDiI fifp.
cflfD. iu AIar Hafre hiHh nt'Df
FORTH murn applause
The meriinF vas fnfn itrr.1 INTO
0nr nf lnformniIff during wnicn r
led HH a.....HaH END H|.|.H.H.| H'HH HfH
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n. sNo : sFrs LrTrrR.


NEW ONi FANS lnr it--CIlie ad -
vices frum Liverpool aH regards trufr
DOB AnnchfsfUf nr0 decidedly more NJ
Korafh Improvement D. vel maintain
of and fairly auNsfaut.us Halea ~ light
cloths made t0 india bnd chine. Yafnf
ar frmer and larger trade uHufify
continues ln tif goods markets. |n Nf~
York where pflctr are tending higher
b - i've anettlnFr having advanced Q cents
o. snri other descriptions uI TO- "a
suld. some ulfhdiaen from tnls.
llsfuIrs to TIE census Nursau piHEs
fhe consumption Of NV cotton lf the
uuisl states dHInH fecenihtr D.
$4,000 haisa. eglinH $4,000 sHt fo1r
Intrra NOS Iscialrl. Whifh was sN4niIt
iarg0r than fne expectations o. NulI
la. 0ll
The census REPORT ln detail wr n
received owins fu wire trouble t
probable VIII snow American lNI.lI
frid small stocks compared wfh HIr
year ago. n b. pruluDlN thAf tne rHO
concerns cHffaumfnt ~ unnuurlli.n lH
America nud % 10 probable thIf ifln
nCW Du American aud British rom.
sumption slu increase.
The marU favorable frHdo alsI0
from England MAY hH followed soon
hN mobilization ~ fhu half -fimf ull
icf adopted Dy Hrhien Mile usina
American COTTON, riINrfiFH since l.U.
lf no fhe roHIlrNeaN are modified in
fh. n,ar fUilr1 especially 10 iHfF arH
lifff1 rHfurr fiN market H0Hli uns
dnlhtrHlF ha fIt.IlNI. lNNlrHHDi
AUch action d. NNHalHlt liV ulF Il fN
Nfufs. since cariasInifHt Iu f-fuitili
nos been modified
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isuui4NnuH Furnished daily Nf DIESEL
Iiofffthrf Coz
Iunn Than nrrlfa INT boz $3.50
rinfHHu ruuifH $3.50 iu ff.lU
IrlurfH. f'nIIfHffU rHUHIa $3.50
fIUfIIlH. 1n
Lemons case. Cfifofdh. fff- tn o..
NtrUnnH $50 lNt raINri dun
cHraaHufs. rrf sack 5000
Maine rod potatoes. 1913 utl ~ .pk
a.fU.
INftfeff Idaho tul Cniorefin tahia
..r $3.50 % fl.Il fsr rWf
UHluNH. lr0f california Australian
l.owna fl.fl no. $500 uff ruf
iiufu N0Inf new UlIu choice ff-
0irarcf. ga tu ttr.
rln. beams caiIf1rnia choice re-
fIannaf. fit fo lAc
AHrttif ii' NfeNpiinF daily
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statesmen WANTED
oooo sttesmha

purshsssf over million hish arzdr
tafs ~ nv own price end offer thcs-
tisarr o. eaisgusu af urIrrs 81 tHev oan
ssn them qulcklf and o. unod profit
= atnrs ksfnsr- auu rigaf stands of al
Eluas FER flse Will mail NUn -
samuis fur Of - ~ these cr4fe fN4f
sa'u y NrieNals in iarrs nusntlfis- ~ q ".
p ~ IHr rrtaN ITifs g. each. fuf 81 [.
ul'l mail o. firsrf wholesale price s. if.
fstsI Nrlos ias sach. Tlis Dr. a. uuusfai
nru1rfuulif Money order ur Nrruf-d
cheek uutf accompany order Cor sample
uoN. OulY grs sample OF each kind cent
i1 anF salesman. After That qriefs muHf
20 for $50 cigars a. .Hf HaIaHn urIreH
NHtN MNN"N aia M.rN0f street.
.lN AuInnLn TeIaa
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NoTIcE 10 TANPAYERa

The city Council cas- extended tie
Tins fcr payment Of taxes without
penalty 10 tho gtgt day Of January A
D. tell after that date 90 further
extension viii be made ane the penal
~ viii ~ collected op ~ f4Hca not
paid " that Tins.
POLL tsfes must now ~ paid in per
agr. nnd exemptions Tor ovsf-aEs as
well AL under axe must be taken out
rs this o. now q Guy OF 10000 under
the law
Attention "a also called 90 ne fact
that ln erdof 70 vote nsKt year. the
wemsn must pay thsif City poll inre4
~ we'll ~ their County and State
POLL taxes. ilHt as toe msn 10
JOHN r. kknTf FIT
civ aalr.f4rr
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NorIcE no &c punlIc

sealed hid. will 10 received hy che
Corpus Christi Independent school
Disttict lur repairs 10 ne David
Hifech school
Repairs a. consist ~ rltsfsrlnS
psintine glazing plumbing sad car
usuisl work Estimates nav be- SUBJ
miitsd on any part ~ TIM work or a.
coUNirte lsl Hida mu4f " sub
mitfsd not later than January NJ. 1891
~ % no. on Monday Tho school
sosFd fessreek ths riEri % reject any
sns 81 bias
an hI@. -sf o. .raI fn ~
irnt-nftriH Corpus
lififsfi lna~us NarnE h.a4 Hoard
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81 TIE ArHuH lifad irr-s
NuAION Jan - The Commercial
lallefin tomoiruw Hill pshiish wool
UunfHflnnr af follows.
MIsaouri hllt tisaH. anf4# . hla1f
llDfe T. -hilof. ffyHt
Kentucky ana similar . Mnnl nu
washed f4ulF p blood HnHatiad ls
ufH
secured h1siH Ifrnsf fIUD if mos
csc. fire Mos 5a4tD
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I...sII.n.a -lllI.sA.r 0,I..n. IA.

Z ETIETIHN1 IIT|"@IIfW UTTN4NI, "a
Cotton Stocks. Grain, pr, tisions. Coz.
ton Seed Oh. Sugar s,,d Coffee.
special attention rifen 90 mo 90.
alutlqu nf orders % tis -pess en-
rhHnrra
Members % liverpool Cotton Asseoia-
ton
Members ~ ne Kew Orleans cUsftm
rhirafo Board ef TRADE Assoclass
ErchaHRs. New DfleFna Future DroA.
off tafnrlati0n. New YORK Coftar
Prcarce tfrhFnfe New YORK cotfca
tr--l ~ -. ta,. .'ofles tzchan ~
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Nfw onlrtns oorroN.


..EM NNNltNN. IHn. ~ iIHrIUU
iUns ln rn.iHH today nrrr Within Uu-
rsuniiy barrow lmifs. hUt 40 nufn bee
.lusH Of iHuHfifit aF because of cone
f.0iing nere Advances dld nor CD
fur tffcIr selling va nrf ana NH fhe
Ufhrf Hant ffliNra fid unf 81 flr Ns
f.ff 81 Itmari FHH eEt1lIfDfnd llN.
NrItlNH strength rauHsd fIao NJ Il fn
I Iu.ff- 0r fhf OPENING uffer Wilton
There va a fnN under ihf small nr.
CsIuIsf consumption in fNl- country.
tifhtf lHIrr according fn Csc rrnsUs
bureau unf fhr email Nanh failure af
hUwrhl. Ite marHrf chased nf not
iUsses ou thf GAS Uf tn fn points
atcndylug lnrNcurf followed tNc
rrrHuraNluE Gone M cFIi0FfHms from
England several ~ which said that
Irffrf business VS. fUIlE ir hHnHnsr.
i-f In both cloths Hrd warns .hiHf iaff
ll ere session Frs reported fnff 900
Nnir1 hoe been -Uli iU thls mafN~f rof
shipment f0 NnrDhesfff This ~a- 10
ret ln its effect ou values ny fbr ff.
uHri that b. rrnHs rnftun wli. WIS rhlp.
pink cotton 90 fhiH market Tor resale
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ianUfHfluNf fuINIHhHI daily ny rlYi1f
twln lrf a'rtafNf CHfHnHnfl
Corr
$50 white. OOPS fir Nn q nhltr.
81 Nlitt $50. white. tlia Htlc. So
mixed fIU No mixed flr1fttr.
$50 g mHrf ffMfIhcI 500. 3 yellow.
ESQ ttc ST.. FOLLOW flHtlilr. $50. 8
vrIinH IN q nfle
Oats
SD white fraN Nn Q white. aft
q s7o $50. r0t $50 ffi.r $50. :
miaci ffis UfIe
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NN FHs see 4IfI fHsss
MNM .NIEN f.n IfIIf inInI
mrftrf f0 n. sugar sas Quiet amt
unchanged af stiH fHf rlid-. ONsf and
fr-sh' turni fn t.a4 fnr cent? If4gcl
SEQ fflf- eerr reported cable nftlres
fenfffaH smiles ~ NJ orc ftH. W nov
frnu cHhns fn tbe faf Ea.t AZ tf about
a. O.. b. cuba
Ihs IrmadH fUf frfnsi has fallen
0ff slf nnit o. VERY iehf business var
rH.nffrf l'ritti were nrrInUafI rt
fft flf f.Hr rf4rHlafsd
Tile market fCg fliufa. pu- lIiHf
NgHin hnd nrIr. rhfnrrf were VffF
naffNW sim fHal Uf'sfs ono fH fHfaf
DHinf4 inW Hnfff fraffsroi -uIlnF nF
moi iNf|nNF fHHifHFH I'IHff Hf
tI ulrHh ss rtv 90 IHJ eos
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Aarn
Nay. ffht lui. lIlr.
Ori1
NAY islbN4st4e iuiF tiNe
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MISCELLANEOUS

VIZ Guy AM sat tEcoNB HAND
oosse 9P AhL kiNas. ALL or
We Ar 80 ansaUiTa. rHoNH 90.
ONr or THE LARGEST mail order
BONUSES lu tnt hruiH. IH .HcrcaHIns ifr
taIIull stock |I order fu take rsfe On
The f.si lncfearina volume ~ trainff.
10 SOIL have fDe hundfe1 duNara Whlfh
ls not bfingine in sufficient returns We
Offer Ycu one 70 tNr Nrrf paving Invest
merits ever offered tn ihs lnille fur
further rsru n'afs aidrfas aa care
.I.H
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snafa steady i0 points lower mild
itns 1tf0 Aioa f19.
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spots steady uElfauDd ui1l aA
1900 aaifr. ifff aronine aad close
STEADY
Opening. NOUn close.
fHfeh 5a.ff fraf ffft.fH
Mae ff.f0-il 1922 1l1-1f
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Caller Classified and Market Pace
LOST AND FOUND

LOST one light hrev.n mars muls
branded diamond On shoulder. Ten dot
lar fs~sr1 for her. d. @. smith.
1917 fourth 81
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SITUATION WANTED

COMPETENT at@noarsph-r desires be-
siticn. Reasonable -siars Address n.
a.fs Caller
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SeuthbOund
NOrthbOund
October Bargain Rate

The Evansville Courier has an
noun ced that durin the mont h
of October 1t will reduce its sub.
scription price of the daily Cour
Ter for one year TO $500. This
is a reduction of 81 90 from tt e
REGULAR rate
This great newspaper bargai n
will be welcomed by their many
readers in this locality. ad
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It's 4 Grand Old Remedy.

You can't keep strong and well with
out sleep Whether your rest is
broken by a painful hacking cough or
lust an annoying tickling in the
throat, the system becomes weakened
and rundown Mrs. X. d. Drake
Childs. Md, writes; After an at
tack of the flu was left with a
severe cough No.hir~ relieved me
ill | used Folev'S 40. v and Tar
which | can higalv rec umend." 1t
coveres irritated membranes with &
healing and soothing coating. loosen:
phlegm and clears air passages. Solo
by Rose Mehringer.
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How Better Than Pills?

The question has been asked-In
what way are Chamberlain's Tablets
superior 10 the ordinary cathartic and
liver pills? Our answer is, they are
easier and more pleasant to take and
their effect is so gentle that one hard
ly realizes that it is produced by a
medicine. Then, they not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. For
sale by Rose Mehringer.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
a remarkable record. 1t has been in
use for colds. Group aad whooping
cough for almost half a century and
has constantly grown in favor and
popularity as its good qualities be-
came better known. 1t is the stand
ard and main reliance for these dis
eases in thousands of homes. The
facts that it can always be depended
upon and is safe and pleasant to take
aregreatly in its favor when it is want
ed for children. For sale by Rose
Mehringer.
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.cBn "nlN


Rat in il eXu nsiva r. rus
q cHnntrp nouSe every summer
No save money We can (
gee he'p 70 st4v out there, and
nv wifa hos % !, FL her own
work '.-Bpsto Transcript,
l. i 'olgh 1--we girl N Il tn u
IN Vt ct ~. ca Bro vn Of lax
.isnaoo'i@ love- AHA p4riS1 cor
I'll wears RI n Ia ,v,nt into hsr
k then Or, bba her bv the hair
and CIR her head Off with but
cher knife. Arrested a d good
or the chair ii they DON'T pro, e
him crazv. Anv ne b p'b VINO
loves a skirt foril years has va
cum on his shoulders.
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Never Wants ANYTHING Else.

The season Of coughs, colds, Group
and bronchial troubles is at hand.
Every mother will be interested in
this letter from Mrs. +. K Olson,
1917 Ohio Ave. Superior, Wis. Il
tried many different kinds of cough
medicine, but now / never want any
thing else than FoIey's Honey and
Tar used i. for all my children
when | lived in Iowa and also for
my grandchild in Duluth, and it has
always done good work Contains
no opiates. Sold by Rose Mehringer.
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Enthusiasm DiStruSttd

Your andle 1ce aDol4ulad
yol ueech to an echo"
Y replied Senator Sore
hum; t m de me little ner
v0us 10 hear 'em attach so much
to some Of my Of {
hand remarks. | WAS afraid
was saving som athing | might
have to take blck next d4y -
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Men should not expect hero me-
dals for doing their duty.

vi uOliiS tilcII uuLJ.
State VS. Frank Gunselmann
ASSAULT and battery Plead guilty
and fined s25 AMI cost,
State VS. Rlymord Heeke a.
sanlt and battery Fined S25
and cost
State VS. JssSe Taylor, assault
and battery. Fined $50, ano
cost.
SAFE vs. Carlos Goel er ha inx
~hiskey IN possession. Fined
500 and cost
State vs. Arthur Dagenhar i,
runing sptonobi into freight
train Tia q ) and cost
H'blrg Bank IS Ferdinand
Electric Il n % All gid ID
solvent aud " A VOL em .n ap.
pointed receiver
K. A. Wcod Hunting arg
was admitted O. tn Dubois coun
" OIL.
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Taking an Interest

Farm. A: So oar bpy's got
homa from co l'v. Does he
tske IN mere the ann?
Farmef B: Ie'S begi y to.
He's been shown re wnerp "
have a daray GOLF course an now
easy 'twon'd b 10 turn the barn
into a arage.-B psyon Tra n>cript
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For Infants and Children
I'm Use For Over 30 Years
s,sas d: Of GSHAzzxu
Try This Fer Indigestion.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are just the
thing for constipation. Their action
is wholesome and thorough cleans
ing, without gripping, nausea or in-
convenience They Danish headache
biliousness boating, gas bad breath,
coated tongue and other symptoms of
disordered digestion. Mrs. II. J. Mar
chard, 36 Lawrence St, Salem, Mass.
writes Il used Foley Cathartic
Tablets for constipation with good
results. | keep them in the house. "
Sold BY Rose Mehringer.
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A Good Physic.

When you want 9hysic that IS
mild and gentle in effect, easy to take
and certain to act, take Chamberlain
Tablets. They are excellent For
sale by Rose Mehringer.
nos- Shoes t At will give on sat
isfactory service pric = r.gnt at
+. J Kueb'er.
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If tax is levied on bachelors
wi they be allowed to deduct
tnalr bills fo~ flWsr., canGy and
tneat tickets a; part Of doing
BIZ iaess
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State of Ohio. Citv Of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, -.
Frank J. Cheney MAXI, oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of = J d.
Cheney & Co. doing business n the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by The
use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF De
cember. A. d. 1886 i. ". GLEZEN,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood or
the Mucous Surfaces of the System
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, T5c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Evansvi IL Sheriff raided
a truck and csp,u.td 40 quart
nottl.s of Bottled in Bond Red
Eye. when he gor the truck 70 The
Jall there was orly 10l. Which
vas supposed to have peen de.
;troyed We doub it.
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Our idea of nothing to look at these
days is the thermometer on the back
rorch-or the front porch either for
that matter.
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The High School basket ball
team defeate Otwell b. a scorr
Of 81 to II list Saturday
The players of this year are
Gosman q Himsel for wards.
Joseph center, Hochg ano and
Salb guards. Jachmann subs.
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Boy Scouts Troop NJ | went
nuttipg Sunday They only
got a few.
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Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail it TO Foley e Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You vii
receive in return trial package con
taihing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pc md for coughs. colds and Group.
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in side.
ard back: rheumatism, backache
kidney and bladder ailments: anC
Foley Cathartic Tablets. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing catharti'
for constipation. biliousness, head
aches, and sluggish bowels.
Sold by .ose Mehringer
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lnco=sistencv is. daa" old
granrmcther who rs q - W ar
p bust as rye as hal blshel
measure now bitterly cCn]emn'nc
modern styles.
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Wedn asd4y Or II. legal holi-
day the B inks observed it We
Did not motto anybody else who
plid any attention TO it.
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Effective Sunday, february 20.
1921, the sch dul time Of South
err Railway trains at Jasper is
as fellows;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

As every over knpy' In n plot
to ensnare a girls Elections akiss
Is as good IS a vile.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

The Jasper Tiger foot ball team
defeltel II blry By score Of IL
too last Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

Mss Marie Shuek left TO Cor, i.
don after a weeks visit IN this
city
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14
Will Be SIoop Rigged.

1t will be slOop rugged. having a
26-foot mainmast and 12-foot top
mast. three feet of which will be
above the hounds. thus affOrding
32f0Ot sail hoist. Two sets of sails
will he carried. one of light canvas
for light and moderate weather and
one of heavy canvas for stormy wealth
or. However. theF hope TO escape
Sto~l'y weather. except an occasional
Squall. by sailing IN summer time
The boat will have no covering except
canvas awning to spread over the
hunks when ii rains. Cooking will be
done on an oil stove. They will start
with a stock for If weeks provisions
in the hope of being able TO cross the
Atlantic within that time.
They will leave Sandy Hook in the
near future and steer for the Sicily
or AZOre islands From Gibraltar
they will 90 To Suez. Sumatra. the
Philippines. Hawaii California. Pana-
ma pass through the canal and come
up the Atlantic coast to New York.
The entire voyage is expected TO take
from 16 To Is months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

A painted face needs a frequ mt
fresh coat 70 keep it from looking
beaten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14
Gro7. Ferdinand G4mo.

Toe f rdin3n News Says:
tn b.. "a game last Sun
lay did n, com uD o exp-cta
lions. \ garn had b ,4n booked
" tee Giants with Huntingburs,
and they c2me over, that Il 4 Ct
hem. the re1ra oder were from
Jasper Pfa1 Of ia per had been
N aged t" pitch or the Giants,
30t,et Of jasper to play Sd base,
md OF course it would no nave
oeen nice for them TO defeat cneii
no q 90 10,
Tn n w. n ,aH 10 81 tina
the 5 J3Soer o ayers IN the H
Burg earn =, tn 2 - Ri, T or
Inland. Out Nan b',ed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

s1r Our low prices on blankets
will surprise you. make you, pur.
chase row at E1w. J Kuebler.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

Miss Anna Hunter attended a
o. the Historical Com
mission at Rockport Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14
JASPER COURIER.


Mail in, 7:55: OILS a m and 8 D m
Nail out 100 am 5;30 pm.
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To Gain a Good Reputation

TO NaIn q tTOOO IcDutaJlOn-
The way to gain good reputation
is to endeavor to he what you appear"
That is precisely the manner in which
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained its reputation as a cure for
2oughs and whooping cough. Every
bottle that has ever been put out by
Inc manufacturers has been fully up
20 the high standard Of excellence
'laimed for it. People have found
that it can he depended upon for the
relief ad cure of these ailments and
that it is pleasant and safe to take
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

Several frostS during the past
week. Winter is on the way and
c0mming fast
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

The new state tax levy for 1921
has been fixed at 28cents, by the
State Tax Board.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

Lima Beane saws the more h =
reads a d studies the Bible the
ess reason he Tin Is for expecting
any radical change in human IA
ture.
NJ ambe's of congress VINO earn
npre th III shey get make IN or
tn ones that get more than they
earn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

There are men who wouldn't
give two cont for crink of
booze unless they knew where
they could get nineteen more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-10-14

Auditor SEM and wife left
Tuesday for NJ artinsviIle to aC
tei d a m seting of the state Au-
litors Associa ;o1 he'd there this
week