Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 March 1895 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER
Maiuuagk Licknsk this week!
Jmne.s Jounings und atli. Carson,
hutching.
Hour of MallClMlif t Jasper P. 0.' Moutmix, the Imker, bus an t uivf titiMi to uiukf iiptiiomuiiH iiropuriy improvi'd incubator full of eggs junt
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jö"Vheat in JaHj)er 54 cents. larl'otatoes 80 cents to $2 for ceed. Clothing at cost at EckertM' New Store. KobSalk. Mare, nix years old, good traveler, well conditioned, gentle. Addres "C." Couiukr" ofllee. SrSonie fanners say the poaches are not near all killed yet. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve eure. scalils, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. M. Friedman, y Children Cry for Pitcher's Csttorla töf'Eckerts have a well selected stock of men's clothing cheap. La Grippe is here again with all of its old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is a reliable remedy. It cures and cures quickly. M. Friedman. y All window glass plants in Indiana will close down, June 1. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cat torla. jSeveral Jasper gardeners planted their potatoes and othei truck this week.
QMessrs. Rudolph and Mehringer shipped two cars of hogs and cattle on Tuesday from Jasper. A person is prematurelyold whetibaldnesa occurs before the forty-iifth year. I'se Hall's Hair Kenewer to keep the kcalp healthy and prevent baldness. Coal. If you want good coal, delivered promptly, get it of Theodore Eckstein. Omers left at Frank Kunkel' will be promptly filled. On large orders a discount will be allowed. l'5-lt
6T"Mr. W. Doersam's portable saw mill went through Jasper on Monday. He will set it on Mr. J. Bauer's farm in Western Boone. It surprised many visitors to the Chicago World's Fair to And that of all the blood-puritlers, Ayer's Sarsaparilla was the only one on exhibition. The leason is that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a standard remedy, and not a patent medicine, or secret nostrum.
When Bby u lick, m gif her CutorU. Whea ib wu Child, tho cried tor C&ttorl. Wliea ah becaste Ulm, clw to Carter!. Wba ih )u4 CUMm, iU fT Ub CMtorU.
MTSome oats is being sown in this locality this week, but the
ground generally is yet too wet for
proper preparation. Sickr hqadache. constipation and indi
Kestion are quickly cured by Do Witt'i Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. M. Friedman. y
l'i!ople are beginning to pay their taxes pretty lively, since the time is getting short. W. T, Sanford, Station Agent of Leeper, Clarion Co. I'a., writes: lean rec
ommend One Minute Cough Cure as the
Vest l over used. It gave instant relief and u quick cure. M. Friedman. y The first condition of human goodness is something to love; the second, is something to hold in reverence. Getrge Elliot.
Our patrons will lind De Witt's Little Karly liters a cafe and reliable remedy for constipation, dvspepsiu and liver
complaints. M. Friedman. y
6irXov is a good time to die. If you don't believe it look at the
adv. of Alles Bros, this week and
note the price of coflins. FresliTlTlk. I will have fresh milk from C. Kckert's Dairy everv dav for sale at my store. 21 " Wm. Hallkk tSfSt Mary's day services last Monday were largely attended by
the Catholics in Ireland, as it was the "name-day" of that congregation. A good attendance was also
observed at Jasper, pretty weather
bringing out the country people. - I 'I ! IUI II S. Many people, with the notion that na
ture ought to taue care of herself, allow a cough to plague them for weeks ami
months. Whereas, if nature were as
sisted with a dose or two of Ayer's Cher
ry Pectoral, the cure might be effected in a" very few days. Fok Makshai.. Mr. Ben. II. Miller is out for the Democratic nomination, and there will be an interesting race between him and the present Marshal. Mr. M. is said to be industrious and possessed of the traits to make a good ofiicer.
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Dentistry. X. II. Wilson. Dentist, will be at the
Union Hotel in Jasper, from Saturday, Apil t, until Tuesday evening, April J, where he will be prepared todo all kinds of work in the dental line 3, '2)-'2t J. A. Itichardson, of Jefferson City. Mo., Chief Enrolling force 38th general assembly of Missouri, writes: I wish to testifv to the merits of One Minute Cough Cure. When other so-called cures failed, I obtained almost instant relief and a speedy cure by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. M. Friedman, y
1 ERNONA L. Mr. Chas. Soliga went to Evansvillo Sunday. Mr. Wm, J. Kuebler went to Louisville last Saturday. Mrs. Helen I.eming is spending
this week with relatives in Troy.
Prosecutor Cox came home from
the Pike court on Saturday night.
Mrs. Susan Yates moved from
Jasper to her new house in Ireland
this week.
Miss Marv Alles came home from Mt. Vernon Tuesday, to remain till
after Easter.
Mr. Jno. Brittain, of Ireland,
brought a load of 50 bushels of wheat to Jasper Tuesday for Clarke at 54 cents. Mr. John Seiler and sister, Josephine, visited their parents in Jasper this week, and will return to Cincinnati to-morrow. Miss Jessie Traylor and Boniar Traylor and Conrad Krempp came home Saturday for a week's visit with their parents during the vacation of the State University. Miss Emma Leming and Mrs.
iJas. Milburn returned last week
from their two weeks' visit to Louisville inspecting the new styles of Spring millinery and dresses. Hon. S. H. Stewart was in Jas
per this week, dressed in his hand
some legislative suit, which was an
evidence that he refused to be
mixed in that riot good clothes
are too expensive to he torn up that
way.
Messrs. Traylor fc Hunter, and
W. E. Cox, and Esq. F. Fink, and t f J A A
a number of witnesses wem to
Boonville Tuesday to attend the
trial of Hochgesang vs. Gerber, et
al. for damages, venued from here
to the Warrick court.
For Town Officers.
Kur CliTk. CHAUI.KS A. KltKMlM I h cuudldute for Cleric, Mubjt'ct to tliu town Deiuocrutlo convention. AXDKKW J. HKIMiKIt I a cuuUldKte for Cli-rk. HUbJfct to tilt town Duiuocrutlo convention. For Muritlinl. 11EXJ. II. MIIXKIt Ih h candidate for Town Marliul subject to tlio declHlon of ihe Democratic convention.
FRANK VONDKKSCHMIDT I a candidate
for re-election its Murnlml, uliject to tin;
Duinocrutle convention.
For Treumirer. CHAUI.KS SOMCA Ih u cundldutn forTown
Treanurer aubject to the Deuiocrutlu con
vrntlon.
ForTniHte 1 it Ward. WILLIAM II. Jl'TT Ih u candidate, for Trim-
tee for the 1st ward, nublect to the Demo
cratic convention.
FurTrunter, 4th Wnrtl. JOHN LOItKY In u candidate, for Town
Trustee of the 4tli Ward mibjeet to the Demo.
ocrutiu convention.
Gutcsell is drilling a well a:
tho Jasner Machine Shops this
week.
Have You Hud The GripV
If vou have, you probably need a re-
liiihta mcrlir-'mn like Folev's Honev anu
Tar to heal vour lungs and stop the racK
ng cougu mciueiuui w una uibujvou.
Friedman.
Next Monday make out a list
of vour property. The Assessor
will call for it in a few days, and by setting it down on the first day
you'll know what you ought be taxed
with.
Lycurgus Dalton, of Bedford,
Ind., died at Washington City last Sunday. He had been Postmaster of the House for ten years, and was
reatly respected.
Beoie Beetles. J. Brittain and T. McCain wont
to Jasper last Ihursday. l guess
icy are going to get married sure
enough.
U know Brothers was seen going
south last Saturday, hut the dear
only knows where they went.
Mr. Od. Harker's child is getting
better at this writing; hope it may
soon recover.
Henry Korkkoff, of Huntingburg,
is working for W. L. Brittain.
T. G. Crandall is looking very
sad about something I don't know what.
0. P. Brittain' youngest son can
say papa now, anu no has got two
teeth, and n he don't watch when
le tells him to kiss papa he might
make a mistake and bite his nose.
Thomas H.
le was a lonelv old bachelor,
At marnaee he sneered with a laugh
Jut they gave him a bad fifty cent piece,
nd he yelled lor a heiter hair. Will Kissum.
Hie iury in the Warrick cir
cuit court on Wednesday, in tho
case of John Hoclmesantr vs. John
Gerber, et al., for damages, result
ing from a fight last winter, brought in a verdict for $200 damages in favor of plaintiff against Gerber and
Friedman, and a verdict in favor of
Salb, the other defendant. "That Tired Feeling"
overcomes us when inferior preparations
are recommended by unscrupulous dealers as "just as good as Foley's Honey and Tar Couirh Svrup." when we know
the unequaled merits of this great med
icine. M. Friedman.
tärSee the advertisement of Wal
Pauer "bv Mrs. M. B. Salb. She
has a great variety, and at popular
prices, and of latest styles.
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"Christ. Ficrst puts an extra
peg in every shoe he handles this week, as he thinks of another big boy which came to his home on Monday. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattorla. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives the best satisfaction of any cough medicine I handle, and as a seller leads all other preparations in this market. I recommend it because it is the best medicine I ever handled for coughs, colds and croup. A. W. Baldhidok, Millersville, III. For sale by M. Friedman, Druggist.
'Remember the Democratic
town primary comes a weok from to-morrow. Let us have a good ticket lor Trustees. Much for the growth of Jasper depends on it. Doctor II. R. Fish, of Gravois Mills, Mo., a practicine phvsician of many
years experience, writes: De Witt's
Witch Haiel Salve has no equal for in
dol Mit sores, scalds and burns. It stops pain instantly, heals a burn quickly and
leaveB no scar. AI. Friedman. y
"Some people sav silver has
fallen in value. Its a mistake. Destroying its full function as standard money, and substituting gold therefor, has caused the latter to rise in value, but $1 in silver is
worth as much as ever, though people's debts must be paid on a gold
oasis.
"Perhaps you would not think so, but a very large proportion of diseases In New York conies from carelessness about
catclnnir cold." aavs Dr. Svrus Edson
"It is such a simple thing and so common that very few people, unless it is a case of pneumonia, pay any attention to a eolil. New York is one of the health
iest places on the Atlantic coast, and yet there are a great many cases of catarrh and consumption which have their origin in tliin neglect of the simplest precaution of every day life. The moat sensible advice is, when you have one get rid of it as soon as posfliblo. Uy all means do
not neglect it." Dr. hdson does not tell you how to cure a cold but wo will.
'Take Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It
will relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open the secretions aud soon effect a per
manent cur. 25 and 60 cent bottle for ale by M. Friedman, Drugfiat.
Ii. II. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, of Bremen. Ind.. writes: Last week our
little baby, the only one we have, was
taken sick with croup. After two doctors failed to give ielief and life was hanging on a mere thread, we tried One Minute Cough Care and its life was saved. M. Friedman. y Maybe it was President Cleveland who fired on the Allianca. He talks like a man who would have
done so had the opportunity offered. Indianapolis Sun.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr. J. II . Loper, a well known druggist of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. Attunes the
pain was so severe he could not lift anything. With all he could do he could
not get rid of it until he applied unainberlain's Pain Balm. "I only made three applications of it," he says, "ami have since been free from all pain." He now recommends it to persons similarly afflicted. It is for sale by M. Friedman, Druggist. ler-Hon. Caieb Trippet, of Princeton, is dead, aged 77 years. He was one of the old-time leaders
of Democracy in that county, and
at one time one of the wealthiest business men of southern Indiana. Mn.K.ulK Tickkth. 1,000 mile mileage tickets for $L'0 are now being sold by the L. E. k St. L. H. R., good over the following lines: Bluff, Rochester & Pittsburg; Centndia & Chester; CH& I); Cleveland, Akron A Columbus ; C C C & St L (big 4) ; Columbus, Hocking Valley Ä Toledo; Columbus, Sandusky & II V; Findlay, Ft W A W; Ind- Ills. & Iowa; L N A & C (Monon) ; N Y, C & St L; Ohio Central Lines ; Ohio Southern ; P A A W; P Shen. A L E; Toledo, St L & Kansas Citv ; B & O S W ; Louisville & Cincinnati; Cincinnati P& Va; L & N. For persons who travel over extensive territory these tickets will be a great advantaee. R. A.Campuku., G P A
Jos. Bknkdict. Agt Jasper. tf
ine (Millinery.
To Consumptives. As an honest remedy Foley's Honey
and Tar does not hold out false hopes in advanced stages, but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases, and in the early stages to effect a cure. M. Friedman.
Disgkackfi'l. Last Saturday
night some boys induced Geo.
ivraus, a lad of 14 years, to get
drunk, and then went with him to the meeting at tho M. E. church,
where he vomited on the floor and
limself during the services. The
boy regrets his urunKen disgrace
very sorely, but whoever gave him the liquor to get drunk on should
be made to
regret
it more, for he
Milburn & Co. sold a new
Waverly bicycle to Will. Line this week, to spin over tho country with when the roads get good. The N. Y. Ledger calls for the in
vention of an electric storage motor
to run bicycles. It would be money maker. A Remarkable Cure.
Mrs. H. B. Adams, 1009 Wabash nve.,
says :
"I had a scrofulous
Ohicam.
taint of the blood from childhood, which, however, remained dormant. An
ulcer began on the side of the nose, hav-
Miss Emma Lkmixg and Mas. Jknnik Milhuk.v have puichased the
millinery store in Jasper, of Miss Kuehlkr, and have added largely to
thC StOCK. ly a personal VISU lo wie largest, nmiiiiuiy iiuuscB jii mw thfiv bnvp been enabled to select for their customers the very latest styles,
and ladies are cordiallv invited to call and see their beautiful Eater Hiti
aid BoBiets strictly "up to date." They arc also prepared in the
Dress Making Department to lit and make dresses in me uesi style. Special attention will be given to confirmation suits for girls, and
Weddinf Outfits. IjISJUAJ t Mar.2".t,1 2m.
I2i
ALBERT SONDERMANN JUST OPENED
GARRETS
Q 0 1 Cents a yard ; nice ZZ? STRIPED CARPETS.
Cents a yard; 2 STRAW MATTING.
Large assortment of Lace Curtains and DRAPERIES.
C n Cents a yard; 27 inch Silk. y Jnst the thing for Waists. 7fi Cents a yard, 45 inch Gloria Silk. I U 5 yrd Buit only $3.50. NEW WOOL SERGE h r Cents a yard. Navy and Black. TU VULV I f Cents a pair, Ladies Black Q H I (J Seamless Hose, worth U I f Pieces heavy DRAPERIES, Q C I U New colors, 20c a yard, Pce J Largest stock fancy RIBBON and LACES in county.
ooks even younger than he is, and las generally behaved himself hith
erto with credit. It is such circum
stances ns this that create a spirit of
indignation against the abuse of the
liquor tralhc. His parents would
not have had it occurred for all the liquor in Jasper. If the Republican
legislature had enacted some meas
ure that would have provided for a
quick, severe and certain punish
ment of such violations ot law as this, and made it the imperative
duty of some ofheer, who should be
punished himself for neglect if he
failed, it would have done mud better than to nave fooled away val
uable time on tho Nicholson bill
But the CouitiEn is informed the
matter is to be looked into at the
next court. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Martin Friedman. April 1st, 1894 ly. Alder Creek Cricks. Ozro Biittain started his peddling wagon Tuesday. The security people go with their
heads down now.
Master Charley Young is very
low with rheumatism.
Grant Bixlor, of Washington, was
on our streets Monday.
Jim Carson moved his family to English, Crawford county, Monday. Fred Stewart left Monday, in the
interest of the Milwaukee Harvester
Co.
Miss Delia Brittain will leave
next Monday for Princeton to take
a musical course.
The boys say that Curren Adams
is learning to count in ueimnn.
What is that for, Curren?
We understand that quite a rack
et occurred between a certain young
man and our school teacher.
Misses Lora Thomas and Minnie
Stewart received a large stock" of
nice millinery gcods last week.
Johnnie Gray is preparing to get
a large stock of drugs. Johnnie is a true gentleman and deserves the custom.
Misses Effa Hardin and Grace!
Gle7.cn will leave for Danville next Saturday, where they will take a course in music.
The teachers Institute, that was
to ho held here Saturday, was a fail
ure, owing to the absence of Pres. Horton, who was to conduct it.
Miss Adams.
Easter Eiferfalaaeif. The students of Jasper College
arc preparing ior an entertainment which they'intond to give in Kast-
ner's Hall on Easter Monday.
Those who were present at the elocutionary contests of '94 are well acquainted with the abilities of tho students of tho College, and will
not fail to appreciate their efforts this time also. The two farces to be played are of the latest produc
tion, and will be highly entertaining
to all. The songs and quartettes, composed by some of the greatest
song writers of this country, will be
furnished by the Crescent Quartette
Club, of this city.
The Jasper Star Orchestra will
furnish tho instrumental music lor the occasion. All who wish to en
joy a pleasant evening, are invited
to attend the play and patronize our home talent.
Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phwba Thomas, of Junction
Citv, 111., was told by her doctors she
had consumption, and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New Discoverj' completely cured her and
she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos.
Etreers. 139 Florida St. San Francisco,
suffered from a dreadful cold, approach-
me consumption, tried without result ev
erything else, then bought one bottle of
Ur. Knie s fcew Discovery, and in two
weeks was cured. lie is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, thnt prove the wonderful
efficacy of this medicine in coughs and
coins, rree iriai oomes ai .nsnm
Friedman's Drug Store. Regular size
50c. and $1.00. 5
Birch Creek Breezes. The wind is drying up the mud
and farmers began sowing oats.
Henry Mallory swapped his gray horse for a span of mules, for his little son to drive this summer. Mr. Ben Lansford comes out south on his gray. Look out, Anna, get out of the way.
Johnny Brittain is going to let
lis stalk field out to the lowest bid
der; bid up, boys.
Uncle Will Brittain is tired of
carrying a ladder for his wife to get
in the buggy, so he purchased a
new one, that's right, uncle Will.,
go it while you are young.
Tom McCain is getting better.
He wa? out at praver meeting Sun
day night.
Cha.ucy Lansford is all smiles,
waiting patiently for the roads to
getgocd, to ride his bicycle. r v r r 1 1 t a
air. Li. 1j. aimer wem 10 jasper
last week. Katydid.
COULD HARDLY WALK
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
ing all the appearances of a most inalig-! to them for quotations before sli nant cancer. The agony of mind I suf-l Fruits of all kinds. Deans, Pot a fered cannot bo described as I contem-, Furs, Hides and Wool. Capita ,
s 'M-y
plated the progress of such a malignant sienmcuts.
disease. Finally I was induced to try Foley's Sarsaparilla. It appeared to nnutmlize the noison in the mood. The
Bi-owth of the ulcer ceased. The dis-'
Dy shipping to Hcrndon-Cartcr Company, Commission Merchants, Louisville, Ky., because they arc the largest and most re
liable commission merchants, and because they cau handle Bhipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper. A trial shipment solicited. Write
! snipping, specialties: ggs, uuttcr, jfouitry, otatoes, Onions, Hay, Grain. Headquarters for
$40,000.00. Liberal advances made on con-
(icticral corrcstKimlencc solicited.
on canvass,
Electric Bitter. This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need noHpecial mention. All who have used Elec
tric Hitters sing the same song of praise.1 A purer medicine does not exist, and is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Klectric Hitters will cure all diseases of
the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, Iniils, salt rlfetmi and other affections caused by impure blood. Will
drive malaria from the system and pre- . ii ti i i
vuiu as wen an cure an mainriai ievera. For cunt of headache, constipation rnd indigestion, try Electric Hitters. Kntire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
n.ir1 imorI,lllllw' rneeoucts. ana f i per uottie at card uoard M Friedman's Drug Store. 6
ON ACCOOKT Of RHEUMATISM
P.EF0BD OP QanMiCitj.Ll., Arter
TWO YEARS
Suffering
II CURED BY TBE USK Or
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
" For fully two years, I suffered from . rheumatism, and was frequently in auch 3 a condition that I could hardly walk. ! I spent sonic time In Hot Springs, Ark., Jl
ami i ne ircaimcni ncipeu me ior mo time belnR; but soon the complaint re-
turned and I was as badly afllcted as J
ever. Ayer s narsapariua ueing reei g mended. I resolved to try It, and, after
m m t .(.Ik. fit V 1
euren, r. u r oiiu, yuacmui vnj, urn. Ayer's-, Sarsaparilla!
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eased tissues in the bottom and edges of prt9 all kinds of HORSE BILLS,
tho sore seemed to loosen and the nat- . Tmmui Pntmipii nfl'mn a nnll A flnn lino nf
ural flesh to take ita place No part of or Wr B " " , " " " , ' tmFme Job Printing at this office the disease remains." M. FiWnmn. ' cuts to select from. Your work done promptly and cheaply. "rrine J0D min8 al l8 otiice.
HENRY HURST Artistic Paper Hanger Wall Decorator, Offers his services to thopevple of Dubois county, Estimates nude on work of any design. Wall paper hung at reasonable prices and in the b3st style, and as quick as consistent with goo'd work. Satisfaction guaran'etd. Apply at John A. Hormcrshcim's ttore in Jasper. Mr. I&-w.