Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 October 1895 — Page 5
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JASPKR COURIER!
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
. ,i,.m utitkf tifidtfiiiull' r.rrly T lV! " MVrl. I al the JM" r I'. "
(W.l'-'"' . ,rk ,tar mini' fi b. hi. ItH.ui.l II; u" i -rrlval ( i.M.r.il.o; aiH
n"'1" I IIA, f.i.ii, I-. .11. 30 J)U. ! "lrirKtiriiHrs are complaining that jt is too dry for towing wheat. Clotliliif? at ctwt at J5kertH' ev Store.
.v-lluv v(Kir School Shoes
,!ayd't !lo-' torv if -vou wunl
la.
2rTho
Tluir.-diiv
town
morning bought tin;
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Schultheis lot for .f KM)., to huihl a town hull ti jwm . It .should bo a good brick buildtn '. The Darlington, Wk, .Journal says editorially f a iular patent medieine: "'e know from experienre that Chamlrrlaine Cube, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Itemed v is all that is claimed for it, as on
3rThe town board Monday night
ordered (!. IL Wilson to establish a grade line for Sth street from Mill to Patoka river. Ho begun work with his level and rod Thursday evening. Maine is a prohibition state and Portland is a Maine city, but two rleruvmen are engaged in settling
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Attorney W. A. Smith, of ville, was attending court in the first of this week.
Messrs. John TroxlorandT
nams and i)-ililv .-aved us Iron, an
I untimely grave. We would not rest easv . over niuht without it in the house. ' , (This, reinedv undoubtedly Haves more lis jn-i as easv to try One Minute ,:tin ami I suffering than any other mediCnuirli t'urt- asaiivthim;else. It? easier cjm. ja the world! Kvery faniilv should i . n : i i j : : ..... I.,..
I run a tvtrt- rtjuuii or com hu Ktt'j u hi um? umw9 wr it ik suiv iu ifv
two omisions it sto).d exemciating the question of how many saloons
arc running there, une says tne number is 200 and the other puts it at double that figure. Prohibition is a brilliant success in Maine. Huffalo Kxpress.
'oon I i.t v.Hir ne.vi iurelta.-e for a eotmh I;. mailed sooner or later. For
lasj er ;(,. Mmt. Ortidi Cure. Kelter medi-, Martin Friedman, Dniggist
.. r ii tl -ii ., , iUiwi.fi .mini i iw.ii;i uhm . . . - , .,. Ciremt Court held a night se-l Petersburg tho'A! Jon Tueay, to hear argument in f . , pitcher.
ale by! IiKsi'KKKOTKi), 1 he hvansville .Journal Tuesday said: "liayliss
It rein
Jreen-
the
the C'h'intey case
cine; U-tter re-ults; iK-tter try it. y - i W. Hanna. ex-minister of
i nn 1 1 w. v'v .iiKt; .weuiiev ' .
I l.r. . i ii . . . find ( In i c.'iini! nvnr trnm I
'"K -:Jr "r T ,m T ' ,c;,tle vesterdav. and was in
. it. Lireeue. who "s "-!tm ediirt nuuse cnuirs a uuiiwuiu . ... , , ,,
.... t ,.. r..n.t ',. .i ... i ...i i city cn legal nustness.
(UCleu , JV me iiiuuj.- vuu.; guinea iu ivuw u.iv-n. i , u - . i..,...n l,nrnfnfrn th-it I Mrs. John S. Harnett leaves this hirv for paving ball at Washington, its U..,s a CiUI10 apart, nearly land- J. 1 ' ot 1 '
Children Cry tbf ''tS- m in a heap on thojloor. Tte Pitcher' Cat0rla. , c " tZTTAl Citv lt,rV-nr0" ' I BcWcii'h Arnica Salve. tnted IlAliss W. llanna, who was prtCncr W'L i Capt. Clay Swit.er of I ell Cit , acquitted. the minister spoken of, has been lrt?atonce, never fails, One Minute was the guest of Mr. Flunk Seibert , Mr. .Jaeger, of ,Jackm ton nh J , ; JJ fevo;l (U.a(1 crA J md nnnv of hijs Cfr&Cure. A reineiiy for asthma, ami this week. win., was accused ot jwisonrng ,s.,on.a.f tctter, chapped hands, chilblains, j Hf , f mj i a(iinireW will .i .f-vri.h condition which aecoin- ;n M.ivM..,i fvnintv. al?o J i ..n a-L timw -md luwi. i" o 11 l-'m-' "u ,' u ""
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For sale bv Martin Friedman
April 2Gt.li Kätß iy.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE! LOSS $7,600. On Wednesday night Jasper suffered one of the most destructive
ng
Thev would
Price 'J5 cents ,,0 doubt be overioved to meet mm
once more, even as a "spook," and hear biui in bis Shakcsperean tones once more exclaim to Republican fallacies, "Down, down to hell, and say I sent thee thither!"
Iiff, aim iwjni- . ,
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i.. l..it mi ' h-iil h trial la-t weeK anu a a - iiveiv cun-s pnes, ur im . . trill lasl Oil nan m. u" " 1 . . . . . ' . i . dfn tine iiiiituliino cnliprn
. .. . , . ..:...! IV Hnrti- ot Indian- i s pjaromwi i" b1 l'"" t .
suns. . iiiiv iiiuiuiiii ...Huiu.M , uii ii.. ....... vv i . , , n , uon or inonev remmieo
. . i .. .: nmiis u-tin cnemicauv i-ahiiuiivu .
-I.id.r,. Klv I i s week . L'ned a!u"smw" , .'u ..:..: w
: f o .. .i .....:.. .i..i, the ueau man swhmui,
rei-ounnenuaiion to .iov. .nattnews; ir.r...-,.. w...w. . u .-...U IntmnntnfMr In in S ' ill limber at Maren'). W.1S in .bis- Ul.U Mt IUUHU iiw j
HradetneerasaXotarv Public. ;pertlns week, attending to some oune.man 1 , ,. 'shipping. ! s-This chanireable weather people Nomine so uista'ssine as a hackini;! , . ... . ,. , , 4 mm..ii.. ' i i.i ...... ;.i f..L-i..r. .-nlds liv nuttiiiL' on
Vothine so fooli-li a- to suffer aieciric-ngm asnii .'"-'";M t- : ; - ., f ;i(.k. res which lias visited ine town lor Ä. Xort. ta-k le on AJL many years. As Mr. Fred. VollLltacontinue. One Minute Couyh Cure Saturday last. It is supposed he .. ..,.', umlenvear. Merino, wool, knit, ,ner Was returning from meeting the
lere immediate reiiei. M. rneuman. y ,ot fishorinen's luck. Children Cry for f Mr. 11. f. itt, f the . i Anzeiiror. and a leathnu
itCher 9 CSStOria Toll Citv. was in.Iasner on business i Wkdoixo Hki.i. I n vit ations1,;, street, and in a few moments it
Monday, and called on the Coi'uikk. J have bn issued by Mr. and Mrs.jia,i wrapped the building in its deOtto Duett ner, Esq., of Anderson. 1 Martin Friedman follows: stroying heat, and was reaching for i i .....r.n.l n uwl-u-ith! Mr. and Mrs. Martin Friedman adioininu houses. The alarm
bis parents, left for his home on ! reipiert the honor of your presence 'bro.ight citizens out with buckets.
cotton underw?ar-all kinds for men train, about 12 o'elock.he disTellCitv a'i Hvs-may bo found in John A.' j b, ,un jn r up through citizen Jf Sen.iml.tW- new ttoc-. It. , I
J"The nine days old baby lx.y f Mr. John Ileichelbeck died on I'uesday morning. A sweet bud ransplanted to a sunnier clime.
Ht the ffead! FALL MILLIKERY! tjVlY ST0KK, tho one no long occupied by Miss Kuebler, has for yeais
been tho acknowledged
Leadint; Millinery Store
In Dubois county. Under my management I hope to atld to this reputation, by always keeping the best for the price. My Stock of Fall Millinery has all the newest stvles and some of them, are real beauties. Come and . see them, whether you want, to buy or not. . I will be pleased to show them and quote prices. Jennie Milburn, .t Ml Kni'i Ut'h former Htaml,
WEST SIXTH STREET.
J,SIKl INDIANA.
Sept. 27, KCl. am.
There are many u-ood reasons why you Wild use One Minute Couj:h Cure, "here are no reasons whv you should ot, if in need of help. The only hann-
s remedv that nroduces m.meliate re-(
.ilts. " y Marrikd. Mr. Frank Hurst nd Miss Wilhelinina C. Mundi ere married last Tuesday, and with he two bridesmaids and groomsuen visitel Mr. A. Sprauer and äfe, and had him furnish them lithsomeot his splendid photos. A'hile there they were greeted by aianv of their friends.
Wednesdav
.los. Haller Jr.. came up from
Evans vi He Saturday night to visit his family. He returned Monday
morning.
Harry G. Philipp?, Ksq., went to Washington on legal business last Friday. We learn he was successful in all of his cases.
at the marriage of their daughter
TllEKESI A IlKLEX to William Ciiakles Hinckley Tiu.-i.lav mominir. Oct. twenty-second,
Eighteen hundred and ninety-five, t. Joseph's church, Jasper, Ind., at eight o'clock. The bridf is the charming daughwbo has linuered longest in the
The Hon. C. A. Nuskirk, ex-At-j home nest of her parents, being the mev General, will ship one thous-; l;t-t of their children to marry.
Tin uroom is lately ot Ueviis i.aKe, N'ortli Dakota. "May they live long and prosper.'
A. G. Kartlev of Magic, I'a., writes
. feel it a dutv of mine to imfoni. you md the public that De Witt's Witch d:uel Salve cured me of a very hail case A eczema. It also cured my Iwy of a miming tore on his leg. De Net Be Iwpesed On. Alwavs intist on getting Foley's I loner and Tar, as it is ositively. absolutely ihd unqualitietlly the best cough mediine. Aci-ept no Miltstitute. M. Frieil-nan.
tome
and barrels of pears, from his exten
sive fruit farm near Princeton. Editor II. 15. Hrooner, of the Dale Kexirter, and Dr. W. Bryant, the leading physician at
Dale, were m Jasper, Monday attending coiirt,:md gave the Col'kikr a plasant call. V. II. Greene, Esq., visited the Daviess County Court, at Washingington .Saturday last. He will move to Petersburg in November
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anu einer niiu a jaiuifi?mj im Tom Dillon in the praeticf. The young men of Jasper will miss him. lörTlie V. P. S. C. E. are mak-
Xlwn IUbj- wm Jck, we gave hr Cawanrla. .V.en tOi wm a OiTld. she crinl for Castorlv Vlin die U-can.e ML, she dung to CasU.rix Wbeti riie had CUIWrva.ilie gaveUieia C-atorU,
örlf any of our people are ifraid of their silver dollars, the Col'rikk will gladly take them for work or indebtedness. Bring in your silver dollars. It is a burning -hame to have them demonetized when so many people are anxious tu pot them. " Vntt for men who
will make laws for making them Jasper, and at prices from : cts. up. It
more plenty. U'Knmxo Danck. Mr. Louis J.
Arkkstkii "As deep as a well"
won't alwavs suUiec,as Win. Postle-
thwait found out Saturday mg'it
and the lire engine was used to good advantage in saving Mehringer's bousß and Ilocheesang's resi-
'dence. Had there been plenty of
water some of the others would have been .-aved. .The buildings destroyed are Vollmers residence and contents, his
family being away from home; his liverv stable, with eleven buggies
and harness, four carriages and
harness, and one horse, r ive bug
fiits. two or three wagons, and all
the horses but one were got out
boss about 1,000
Josenh Schultheis' residence,
large stable, and contents of both
boss probably -f l iiKJ.
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John Kreilenrs stable; loss auout
200.
Tht Jasper town hall, and part
of the contents ; loss about
Jos. Kottet's stable and contents ;
loss about 200.
A. M. Hochgesang's house was
damaged probably f 100, and Geo.
Mehringer s probably .fJOO male
ing a total loss of about -f ,000.
In Wilson's
dwelling -fSUO
IT.. wa Midii'li'il for forirerv last Jan-
ing preparations to give the public uarv and j)een dodging the a good literary .ntertainment j0ni,"crs ever since, but Saturday Thanksgiving night. 'Sheriff Ca-sidv learned that he wa's
tni.ni -i...f,7vi,HMr. at his father's near Duff, and that j Fund, and in
ries, without" e'xeeption, the be'st assort- night deputies Vic. C .'issulv and J. mentof men and Ws underware in s. Milburn went after him. He
found they were near him and ran from the house and got in a well
What The People Say.
"I couldn't keep store without Foley's Uonev und Tar.'' K. I. Wiiiitlk,
l.oi:nit. III.
"Shin at oncre - can't sell any other
cough medicine." II. W. Ki.i.is, Mon troüe, Wis. "Folev's Honev ami Tar eaves me doc
tor bills'everv winter." L. A. Towxkk,
Manteno. III.
For sale by M. I- nedman.
Governor Matthews Will Speak on Cuban
ladepeadaace. Governor Matthews received an
invitation from the managers of the Cotton States and international ex
position at Atlanta to deliver the
oration on "Uiman inuepenuence
Dav" at the exposition. The Gov
ernor accented, and, in accordance
. .
with a request contained in tne in
vitation, set the day for one during
the week commencing .Nov. rf. in
coventor will leave home in time to
reach Atlanta early on that day,
and after the exercises will spend
two davs at the exposition before
rptnrninc home. He sneaks in
Ohio Oct. 21), .'JO and 31, and Nov
1 and 2. and will return home be-
lore siaruuii ouum.
The South is very much interested I
m tue inuepenuence oi uuuu u account of commercial reciprocity which would be obtained, and the subject is one that is connected closely with the future development of the" southern states. Governor Matthews has already decla.-ed him
self upon the subject, and this fact, ...... . .. , .. . ii. .
Hall Township liiiHiiu'Hs. Notice is hereby given that the unde.r signed, Trustee of Hall township, will attend to township business on each Saturday of the year, at mv otlice, and persons having township business to triuiBaet are required to present it to hint on Saturdays. The township library will alro be found at mv ollice near Kosämond, and the cit
izens are invited to call there for hlmiry I looks.
The Indiana Series of School bookn
mav he had at my ollice, and at John J.
Meschede', in Celeatuie.
LBV I J.. .lACOUSj Trustee Hall township. v
Aug., 18!,V
ALLES BHDS. UNDERTAKERS
Have just received a new
The insurance is about fl,:00, as jn addition to his popularity in the
follows: South, resulted m the invitation.
Agency in the
North British
Vollmert Exchange.
riremen s
and
dance about 25 feet deep, to hide. The
W that nerforms a cure is the best, at Kunkel's Hall, on
be Witt's Little Fairly Hisers are the 0f jng marriage to Miss Ida Eckert. Mnallest pills, will perfonn a cure, and)Qn vdnesdav, October 23. 1.S05. are the best. y . vio.!.! t..
T - - - I ."V ClUUIUI III ll.lllWII I.I .. . . .. .. ... . Ill
aliij.m 'all
vnuuron vrj ivr
Pitcher'sCastorla.
A London newspaper offered a
, bride.
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I . - . . . 1 . . ..,,:( n(nn lim ihuamn ai v..ir"l. . II. Iliuv . ..vv.v.... ......
a mini in iiiniitiii ma. uiC riiw.iv.-, , ,i,.,it.ii,, f.nini tiim nnil with a
tne occasion "v "" " ....... ..... - --
rote began fishing tor htm, out
con Kin t get tue sup noose over in.head, he guarding it carefully.
tJoodluckto Phenixand the They finally built a fire by the well
an told nun mev wouiu camp
,there till he came out. Finding lie
i Good cotton undershirts at Xi ets. j trapped he climbed out and
nrSSr- "'"sinsurrendercd. and was safely lodged
prize for the best definition of the i f, , ( n i m jail a little alter mulnigiit. honeymoon, and one of the J S J a" i The Disco Saved His Life, answers was. "The onlv time m rad has . tc epted a sin mi ion a-, i mm' üten wlion lu ilno nut er """g ,n at (-,,r,s- Mr. (J. Cnllouette, Dniggist, beavera man a existente when hi Uota not ville. 111.. aw: "To Dr. King's New
care a raptor expenses ' wincii .- in,.rv I . mv life. Was taken
leads to the remark that Cleveland! -The cold snap madt you think of with iiriitpe andtritil all the physihas Iwen running this government underwear did it? That is natural -just nims for miles around, but of no avail
liilmn,,!. Uu-oninnn r.inrl .,.( as natura a to go to .iolin.. .-enner- ana was ji.ven up an, loin . cuiim inn a though it were one grand, sweet, n . , . , . .. . ' Kin!rVN-(,v uivery
honeymoon. bt. lOlllS btar-fcay- t. , i,...,. ,,rhvs. It , in mv s-tore 1 sent for a lwtth and 1k-
ti"5. I . - . Kin i'ts use and from the first doe Ik'it.ui
I Borr.HT Ol'T. Mr. r rank Klteb- to letter, and after using three lot-
ties was un and alNHitairam. n is wonn
Wfache
ilw
ntilman
s'jv. whvdnn't von try De Witt's Little' lor Imc lumclw tho clock of wall a- '
v Ui-Ifr!.? Tbte little nill cure f c.ii. ...1 ...m-.wl it its weicht in cold. We won't keep store
. indigestion and constipation. Jr ,". ff;, or hoa-e without it." t Jet a free trial at
t-'n. i-mall. hut do the work. J . into His peirvsioic. -- , Martjn Friedman's Druir Slow.
v ing it Mow cost now, as he wants -t
in lav in an entire new stock for f MllKiav lACursnm.s.
adv.
fnf If vou want hhoes don t fail to gM.,v, ,..; c;..,. Lie c L,vd' Shoe Store, where yoa will I" fa! an extra larce stock of all kinds, another colli inn. Ml .eams that rip in the first 4 weeks ,.,-. Iln -tili
1 1 There's nothing ln-tter to impart
,n The L. K. it St. L. K. It. will a-sume
im reeiilar one fare for round trip excur
ions on Sundays, Iwtween all local sta- ! tions, tickets giKwl day of sale only, on
life Mav 5. ltfltf. The excursions will w
Tliere are at present 700 golf and vipir .'l' dobs in Great Britain, with afoul Tnal ""' bneilman. ,i00 members. i " '
than Foley's Saraparilla. continueil each Sunday during the sum
I mer.
tf
The healing projKjrties of De Witt'n it h Hazel Salve are well known. It res tvema, skin affections, ami is sinia Ierfect remeily for piles. M. 'ritdinun. v
Never Say Die, Manv desiderate cases of kidney dis"Mrs pmnouncetl innirable have Uen "nil by the ClinicKidnev Cure. Manv physicians use it. M. Friedman. Chastity should be the jewel of vory household. Obloquv should attach itself to all who lose it. If your children are subject to crrup wh for the tirt svinptom of the dis-J?-hoarseness. If ChamtK'rlain's ,iMi, Kem-dy PVen a mkhi as the I "Id lecomeij hoarse it will prevent the anaclt. hven after the croupv cough ' apjHnire.1 the attack can alwavs Ik; I-reventeil by giving tin renitilv.' It is l valuable for odds and whooping Jggh. tor sale by M. Frietlman, l)nig-
STOVE PLANTIMTHEWQRLD
Look Long
Al This Trait-Hark.
Photograph it on your memory. It stards fr all that is efTnunt, ecfinonncal clcaidy ami dundüe in lu-atcrs and cookers. With it as a guide yiiu will get w lut will satisfy you. Ai Your Dealers.
Mercantile on house furniture $200.
Volhner's stable and contents, ex
cept horses and buggies. $500 in
the Phenix. ollmer had just re-
of the latest funeral car design. Upholstered in black broadcloth and appropriately trimmed with heavy Gold Bullion Fringe and long "Gold Tassels. It is the Finest Funeral Car ever brought to Dubois county. And will be let tc the public at the most reasonable ' Rates, and furnished FKEE OK CHARGE to all who purchase Caskets or Collins of us. We take complete charge of Fu
nerals and furnish everything, Bur-
It T? Vvmirul ins.
The U E. i St! L. Cons. It. It. will "I1 Uobes Caskets and Hearse, at a
...ii .i i;,.b.ta in o.n fni nuinp'cueauer raie, ioi uie same
events, and on the following times: Round trio tickets for French Lick,
good 50 davs, will be sold by the L. E. - & St. L. (Jon. It. H. atS0.40 from Jas-
lllll'I'll t I I HIHI, t Uli V L . Wll IjUII i
VV - v i v . -w - - - - J - ------ -
'nntnf rittihe $.iUU. A.M. 110Cl-ier; fo.to irom iiuiiiiiiBm.K,
gesang's loss of f 100 is covered by
a policy for $000 in the Phenix-
ther onlers.
To Itiverton Ala . via Kvansville and
Str. lt. C. tiunter, of Shiloh, Route at
but he had nothing on his furnitUM W- inwhich wa considerably damaged eluding berth and meals. An elegaut by being moved in a hurrv. steamboat ride of 1KX) miles Kvansvilieto "The town hall was insured for Hiverton and retuni 0.X) in the Orient, of Hartford, on .KuSuArttefSS f building, anil 200 on contents. T - Atlantjli tJtlt account "Cotton
Intieo. Gramelspaohers Agency, I states International Exposition," on
F. Volhner's Stable and contents, 1 Oct.'ind. and every tenth day thereafter, ll.irtf..r.l Co 1 tK)0 .lo Schul- at wund trip rate from Jasper of $lL'..t; Hartford Co jf l .WU ; for tickets having ten days return limit theis on residence 10U, stable -f-'UU, -tS0 for tjets having twenty days in Hartford. (5eo. Mehringer's loss return limitand ?2:i.Hö for tickets hav-
of $200 is fully covered in the Man- ing limit to Jan. 7th, SW. Cl'h'eI. Erkort-, agecy-Juhtcl.rönic-..er limls Hille
can Central, of St. Lotus
For Sale by LOREY & STURM.
AugUf U. 16 3 ill.
Jos. Rottet bad no insurance on
his stable, nor had II. G. Phillips on his furniture in W. Miner's house which burned. There is some doubt ahmt the insurance on the town hall. The lire engine did good work, as without it Mehringer's and probably Hochgesang's would have burned, and if they had burned several others would likely have caught The G. A. R. lost a number of guns, their chaiter, pictures, etc. They occupied the town hall. If the water-works had been completed the fire could have been confined to the livery stable. It is not known how it started, but it is thought probable from
spontaneous combustion in some imillet.
' If Troul.l-l with Illiriiiimtlm IL-ml Till. I As.vu-ous, Md., Apr. Ill, 1SJH. I have used Chamberlain's Pain Halm for 1 rheumatism and found it to le all that is .claimed for it. I believe it tobe the best preparation for rheumatism and deep seated inus-ular pains on the market, ami cheerfully recommend it to the public. Jno. brooks, dealer in Ihx)Is. shoes, etc., No. IS, Main St. i ALSO KK.1 TIIM.
MKciiAN'tcsviu.t:. St. Mary County, V. CJ. KULBIihlt Md. I sohl n bottle of ChmnWrlain's S. W. Corner of Public Square, Itahn to a man who had been s iller- k'i,l.l,.r'tt Vine Itlnnk.
( ing with rheumatism for several years. . ..,,. TVI1IAXA. -V It made him a well man. A. J. MeOill. tIASIfc.lt, IMJIAHA.
FrieÄ IFine Job Printing at this ottice.
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
Is what many people would like to have. Few people are willing to give something for for nothing, still we are coming mighty near doing it in
our grand Wall Paper Sale ! We have purchased the Wall Paper 'V business of Mrs. E. Salb,
and to avoid carrying tho stock over the winter, I will sell every roll of it for less than the wiiolksai.k cost l'iw'K. Come and examine
K
service.
than any other firm in the county.
Call and investigate. ALLES BROTHERS. N. W. Corner Public Square.
JASPER. - - INDIANA
1 ,000,000 People Wear
IWUrouglasSlioes
HAND
SEWED
PROCESS
$5.00
EST
IN THE
ORLDt
3.00
$2.5C $2.00 1.T5 For Boy
Wr W. I.. BmlM ihori and stave ffcwta 1 imSTm 91 r. All Htjrlea and widthaT 1 he mlvancc In Iratlicr hu lncn;ifl the l"ce r..lhr mke. l-ut tlie qu.litr am prlco o W. t. MkTltu mmr reaamlN ta lataf. TkeiioHllitiitr.ttlitnameaiiilpr1ceUtUBBiii. on Ioi. W. U Hm-sIm, HaocKTua, Mam. Soul by
JOHN A. SERMERSHEIM.
,TASIM:H, INDIANA.
Auk. y, 1ft-3m.
$3.50
$2.50 $2.25
a inn itt
atatatatK.1 1
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ami yon wmu j' i... V I ,..nl1.:n.. f.. nnlli.
gUllIIIg MMUUllUIHj IUI inc. Fine Wall Paper that
is all up-to-date styles for as
little money as you ever heard tell of for the same coods. We are still in the
Jewelry business, but we've;
got this Wall Paperon liana, and we are going to sell it. livery roll goes below cost.
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