Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 38, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 May 1897 — Page 5
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Tothi"K f OMl at KrkertH New Store. ,nr Contractor N. MUIir habouJ 150.000 bric k in kiln for tb Poof Asylum building. H .xpecti to burn a kiln of aboil :KM),0Ut in June. Will Skilhnan, Buras, Ky., litt I M tor vc.trs. II' trfod BOM" doc ...I remedies and always failed t. ., V.iifi' until i' triad Batberlsad'i I vt- Salve, which 'irei him in gtofaaa weeK, ,,,, Mr. John Read, an in of the CoiintjP l'oor Asvlum from Jackeou township, 1 1 fron, ijtralyiia at tha asylum Monday, I ,1 .'ill years. .n eve for an eye ami a tOOtll tot : lootb.wtba old Mosaic doctrine, bn ';. dot torn of today nave the Bye-tight v applying Botnerlaad's Eagle By - .. it caret all forms of aore eye pd granulated lids. It strengthen aaal even. laVOvar 300 peiaona have oon tad with the Peterabarg Natural
rnu com nan v for Ml lor fuel foi
jext winter, to be furnished by No .tuber 1st. Pu roar eyes aaar smart, barn r fee
r i.rli Sutber ami s l-.air e r.ve salv.
tilFbentoh thai fooling, it will nah rour vision clear and distinct and wi
.nable von to reaii without tiring. Put
in. in '." cent tules, convenient und nie
IM, Two applications are worth tt i I the price. arA. F. Cabal Ä CoT, of Wa-h ington, Ind., bava organised a oom
puny ana win iore ioi gas ju
-nth of tbat citv. They
ida lap,
a contrac t to if necessary.
hav
go 2,000 fei
mm.
Several vet. ran- of Jajf rat-1 M arriaue Lp kssks Frank C.
I , M riiiiiM'i ami ' auiaiine I. liUlgsen.
landed mamonal servioM at hi hi chimb Sunday la-t.
5tHi p .und- in til
the wnv pigs increased for Mr. Rd. .1. Kiiehl. r.
Harnett all about it.
day
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Have Vou kidaey Trouble? trial bottkj of Foley 'i Kidney
waioiu nie will prevent serious result from -. ,ld in J as pel
. . V", this u.-uallv tatal .li-cai-c M Krieiimaii.
,-k .Mr.
ir The only lady's -'H uvh bicycle in town fM Fecei veil at J". C. KcBHI.Eh' last week, in. who will ride if Krank is selling more wheels than ever has U-cii sold in town U-fnre. It 1h the . htminiBter wheel bent heel evei
It
POWDER Absolutely Pure. (Vlelirutci! fur lit ifr. ut li u veininf NtreiiKth .o, i bcsHkf n I n dm Ataur Um fluni itK.nii! alan ainiuii lonnsof Hiui taraaloa Boaini t" Mw ebap brajHta aoTAt tAKiao rowan im., hi roan
The Jasper base
went to Pnteraburg pluv a lian.e, and se well.
hall club
yawtardny to the m ras
rar Mr Jowetih Haller. Jr.. ba
Yesterday wa- Aseenhionday, oUemMl up a nt.w oa Cream natlor
on the corner ot Hth ana Ml Btraata. üHva him a call.
MafSome kind of a theatrical
combination draw a iittle attention
at Katner'8 this week.
Thera i talk of le ( lub in Jasper.
organising a There are
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and was uenerallv ohserved a
holy day by our Catholic citizens.
When Weak. Weary lad Wasted Kroui Ki'lnev IhueaiteH. why not tn-
Foley's Ki'lnev cure, a ifiiaranteed meili-
h' r- now
hicyc
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aiM.iu a I'Tiv in K
more a coining. Motion, kfaaoo J. Miblack wm Blected grand master of the grand lodge ..I Masons of Indiana, on Wednesday, at Indianapolis.
I'KKSONAI..
Mrlav at
Jos. Benedict EvmnsvUle.
spent Satur-
Strawberries for ciinning purposeare -. Hing at 1-' 'a cent- a gallon on
.mi streets. Cannelton Telephona.
Hon. V. T. ..-nor is at hi
.if HnnfAin frmii W :i 1 1 i ML't i III
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Mrs. John L. Brau isyisiting her He will l(. there about
iih'. M h ricilman.
drilling for natural ga
was commenced this week near the
fair ground-, by the proprietors of
the Jumbo well. The new gas and oil company commenced Inning for gas and oil, l iu -day, on the Oinelvena farm near Kind-rh ok, on White river. Petersburg News.
HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common glass with urine ami If t it stand twenty hours ;
(sediment or settling indicates an unu.t i healthy condition of the kidneys. When
linnr sianis uneu u in niBiuir ri iuvih of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and Madder are out of order. What Tu lu. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Koot, the great kiduey remedy
fulltills every wish in releiving pain in the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and
the urinarv panpiures. li
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II lim mill liii t iir.-l In a ln.
M itn-1 im" fur Wmmatlsan and Mm r.ilif i'a railically cures in 1 In l ilay. Us M lion ii x ii tin- aystein is reinarkalilt' ami I. -tcrmiiM, ItraaaoTee at mice tin- msm Hliil the ill .nie llilllieiliatel) (I l KllppearH I In-tirst ili'se if rent I beiierlt. "' petita, -i, hl li Mart, n fried MM, DfOOT -t .lii-" i Nov.N, w aiao.
iian nts in 1 mv this week
V. K. Cox, Baq., want to Boone .ill- Wednesday on legal husineM
Mr. Andnw K kcrt.of the J at per Jity Roller Mills. wnt to LooiavtUa ruesday. Miss l, E. Brucker, of Bvanariile, vi.-ited her lister, Bfra. Rone ias.-. r, of the I'henix, Sunday. Ir. Win. L, Friedman left If onlay for Phoenix, Arizona, where be riU follow bit choeen profaMion. Mr. Jos. QeU started Wedne-day
for Qreenaburg, Pa., where he has
secured a position as a tailor. Good luck to biro.
Mr. Albert Siddona and wife, of ('lay City, arc visiting Mr-. Siddona' parents, Mr. ami lira. Conrad K ktrt, this week.
Miss Laura Haltern, who baa bean visiting friendi and relatives in Jasper for several weck-, b ft for her home in Troy Monday. Mrs. Und IÜM Ditty, wife and daughter of Co. Recorder, I'h. Dilly, left Monday for an eight oi ten day-
visit to ft lends in Louisville. Mr. Borna Tray lor, who is tab ing a course at the University Laa School of Indianapolis, came borne Friday hist. Summer vacation. Mr. Jacob Köhler, Jr., of Louis
i -a i virv itttrr oi
arof lead are dangerous. Sometimes correct insoin. 10 ..o... u...... ..
home sore eye are cured with then, - lead -a.. ..ng v ... 1'
enei in nn.iw iiik iic. i..,..., " or lieer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled
two weeks.
aarMr. Mart Schuhmacher purebaaed a bicycle from an Ohio Brno ia-t week, and now gracefully rides it armind town. Rklioious Bbrvm-ks. At the M. E. Church in .la-ier next Sunday,
May 80, l.7: Sunday Sc hool at
9:30 A.M. Preaching by Castor, 10:30 A. M. ; Kpworth League. 6:30 P. M. Kveryone is invited to attend and will be welcome. J. K. Fisiikk, 1'astor, Mr-. S. VATB8, Bujpt. S.S. V. W. Kendall, John B. Harnett. Henry Cassidv, Clement Doane,
.John M. Parker, Trustees. Mrs. J.
M. Parker, Janitor. List of Letters Bamaiaiaghi the FoetOfleeal Jasper.
Ind., for the week ending May ZSU), IW7. BUeden, Ilyman. callinir for same nlease say
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amis oi ier-ons nave ins. uie.r nr m a
reeult of the use ot midi preparations. Sutherland's Kagle Kye Salve contains in, lead and cannot injure the eyes of a baby.
Last Saturday (ieorge (Joodrid sold 100 acres of ground adjoining town on the west side to Dodd
to et up manv times during the night
to urinate. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realised. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures ..f the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the liest. Sold by druggixts;
nrice tiftv cents and one dollir. 1 oil
Butler, of Marion, Ind., for $10,0001 bava a sample bottle and pamphlet ill lie used iorlbou sent free hv mail. Mention The
' i. .. I ......r.. iwfMiM I Cor ki kk and send your address
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purposes
while "ancle" (Ieorge has kindly consented to loan us the money he received from the sale. Petersburg Newa.
to
Mr. Dingley's determination is to increa-e the "gold leserve to one hundred and fifty millions. It is a proposition for the government to
.un with the hanks to hoard money
1
and make it villa Courier.
scarcer still. Kvans-
1 advertised."
Ca ui. F.'.., I'. M .
WEDDING DANCE: - Mr. Frank Schubel and Miss Ida Gutgsell will be married in St. Joseph's church Tuesday morning. At night they will have a dance at Kunkel's hall, to which they invite all. The COURIER wishes them good luck. To Consumptives.
As an ho n st remedy, hnlev s HotM and läf does not hobt out false In. pes in a lvance! states, but truthfully daunt- to ITS COtnforl and relief in the very WOTS) cases, and in the early stages to elf ct ;i cure. M . Friedman Then is some one in nine ist every neighborhood who is subbed t attacks oi pain in the stomach or bUUoOl colic. Mr. .1. 1. Kinney, Warren t enter, Pa., u-cd to be ttonbtad in that way. He says: "The attacks were marked bj terrihle pains, iiarrh.Ha and fainting anells. At such tunes I suffered exi"eed-
mglv until I la-gan using Chainherlain's
i iilic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
wo or three doses of w hich effected an immediate and lasting cure." For sale by M. Friedman, lrugKi"t Horn, Tuesday, May 2o, a 11 pound boy to Mr. Ceo. W. Crum I -pacher and wife. All doing well, and George walks like be waa tread ing air, and felt happy. This is their 4th boy. Mr. Charles II. Wetel of Sunburv, Pa., was so much pleased with a remedy which cured him of rheumatism that nB made affidavit to the fact for puhlicat ion .-follows: "This is to ceitify that mi Nay Uth I walked into Meiiek's drag store on a pair of Clutches, bottght a I t tie of ChamU-rlain's Pain Balm for in tlamatorv rheumatism w hich had crippled
me up. After using three Nittles I am completely cured I i nn cheer fully recommend it. Ciiuu ksH. Wkt.ki.. -.rn and Hubscrilied to la'fon' BM on Aug 10, IflM. Walter Shipman. .1. P Pain halm is for sale at L'.'i and n cents per bottle by at. Friedmaa, lniggist. To Jvancxa ok rue Pbacb, Clerk Kckert has the Acta of the I -t Legislature for distribution to the proper offioen, and is anxious those entitled toll copy should call and get it, so they will not le in the wav.
A prominent western newspaper recommends flax tea as an excellent rented) for whooping cough. It may he n 1 but it l- not to I'e compared with Chamberiaia'i Oougta Remedy. This preparation will allay the violent tits of Ufbing and make them less frequent and le-- severe. It also liqiMAei the Umgb mucus, making it easier to expeci.i.ti' Conmlcte recover is much
rille, came to Jasper Saturday night quicker, too, when tin-- remedy Is given
!o attend his father's funeral and re turned home Tue-day morning. Mi-- Ellen Scharia, of Louisville, wh has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jos. Kckert, in Jasper, for three
there is n i langer in firing it to small children, as it is a pleasant syrup ami contains nothing injurious. For sale at . , .oi I ".n cents per bottle by M. Friedman, lmnrgist.
Governor Mount ha- designated
ne. ks, left for her home yeaterday. UoU,t LOUi M the time for holding Mrs. m. Ilinaanberger, who has tH. election in the Fourth Congree-
heen visiting Mrs. Mary Kunkel for gional Histrict to till the vacancy in
the past several weeka, returned to Congress cauBod by the deatn of toe
her home in UOUiSVlIle, Ky., I ties day .
Treasurer KL H'hnert went to f
Indianapolis Friday last
Honorable Wiiliam B. Hollman S. venty-tive days is a long time off
or the Qovernor to fix an election,
with the Stale, and returned Monday, ( hie other county bad made settlement the evening before he Ud. gVRev. J. 1 Gregory, of Ireland, received a tine piano organ from F. C. Koebler, Jasper, last w ek.
wl 'he Barm re-James musical troupe failed t ihoW at Ka-iner'-Hall Saturday night.
to settle when Congress is in ses-i.m,
and
s
are pending, don't intend shall take part
important matters The Gov. evidently anv more Democrats
sn the extra session, if be can avoid it, ami yet the people of the lib district are to tbat extent di-f rancbi-. d by him
Vou won't need a magnifying alaas to read the bargains adverti-ed
in The Courier.
Stalls nm Ukst: stalls in the rear of the
rent , for the soeommodatioB of w h desire to out their teams
i i....... m.m.ui A ereat manv men throughout tin
I'nion ,,te t,,r country, including plenty of really -well
people ieli'iws, l.ave gil It lino uieir neaos.
therein riglitly or wrongly ami we are ny n
means sure that it isn't riirhtlv that
then- is no reason why any mail should tiav more than $.tm to gft.QO for apair of
frIU shoes, ami to say the least, the i5ea has
this foundation in reason, t.iat excellent I i.lu lr L!lkl Til l.HV
. , I . . I -II'.- 1.1 111..... .... v.l..''. ,-. II) the I athohc church m s ,1,1 , Sl' (l for a i.air of shoes is sin.
l... -- i , . ply throw inif away money, ami in many
cases Uns is done togratuy a inisuiKen notion that none hut your favorite shoemaker is worthv to" aloni your feet.
shoe Hiashowa hv
the well known W. I.. UonglM 3.UU Shoe, to prodnce a sho' to-day that will compare favorably in style, wearing Ititiaiititiea and oom fori with tboaa oAsiao at si.in. fs,00anl 110.00 per pair. See the advertisement ol (he W. L. Pouglas
-I s which SppaatS elsewhere in this issue.
w Idle attending church on Sumlay.
:t John IIkh iikluicck
l)uitc a number of folk-
Ferdinand attended communion
service?
Jasper la.-t Sunday.
enr.Mr. Geo. Kunkel is a happy father, the girl was born Thursday
.Illing-mother and child doing The recent improvements , hi a , I li.. ,t i.iisslli . liu
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ffcll . Gov. Mount Monday named Judge D. W. ( 'onistock, of Indianapolis, as an Indiana commissioner to the Nashville exposition. October I is to be "Indiana Day."
N. A. Ledger: The benevolent and penal institutions of Indiana are being so extravagantly managed by the new Republican offioON and Hoards of Control, that Gov. Mount
lias found it necessary to call a halt. He has ordered a conference of all the officials of these institu
tions at Indianapolis, in order to reduce expenses and run the State institutions more economically. Mr. H. F. Dickson has received his commission Rfl chief of artillery
with rank of Colonel on (iovernor
Mount - stalf. Col.C. C. Schreeder, it is understood, w ill soon be pro
moted in recognition of his ability
and knowledge of military affairs
The governor and staff w ill take an
outing in the near future at l.ak
Max nkuckee and later will attend
the Na-hville exposition. Kvans villa Courier.
Nkw St its. Mr. A. F. Qutgaetl,
I). L. Katterjohn and Mrs. M. A Gutsaell have brought eoita in the
Circuit Court against the Jasper
Sch. .ol Trustees, for a balance
claimed to be due them on salary as
tea. bets in the public schools last
winter. This is a seuuel to the dif
ficulty as to who were school trustee, lagt winter, and more of the people's money will have to la? -p. nt on account of it. These teac hers were employed by what is generally termed the "new boaid," which Judge Klv decided had no . 1 . V. 1.1 Vmrnmi
egal existence, aim wie una i...o
refused to recognize their employ
ment, or pay them for the tune they had taught before the decision was
rendered hence the suits. 1 he
Hate Superintendent says it is the
duty of the Comity Superintendent
to see in time that no school funds
ire squandered yet the schools of faspei were shortened a month last
year by the dispute.
Dr.
Kilmer & Co.. Binghaniton, N, 1. the proprietor of this paper guarantees the
genuineness, oi uns oner.
Dm. At the family residence in Marion township, at midnight
June 21st. 1SH7, Mrs. Kathakink
(Himski.) Bkkitwkiskr. aged 7
years, 6 months and Ii dav, wife
of Mr. Peter Breit weiser. Her and her aged husband are both natives
of Germany, but they have been
residents of Marion township for
many years, where they earned the respect of all who knew them. They had fourteen children, of whom
nine are living, all married but one
She was buried at the Lutheran
graveyard at Havsville Sunday af
ternoon, and the burial was largely
attended. Rev. J. J. Keerl deliver ed the funeral discourse in th
church there. Mr. I'h. A. (iuckes
was the undertaker.
Ilu-rklcn'M Arnica Salve.
The liest Salve in the world for eats, golden wedding.
'raises, sop s, ulcers, salt rlietim, lever
sores, tetter, ehaped hands, chilblains, ,. i , i ' . : i ;
Tis Wkiuum. Mr. John Hoff man and wife celebrated their tin wadding anniver-ary Monday last. A .reat many friends congratulated them, and a dance was had at Kunkel's hall at night. May they live to celebrate their
Th' Star Hand members have
corns, ami ad skin eruptions, ami psi , , ,i ...... ,.,,,1
, . i , oruereu INCH io n n l nun in-- . ...I. G a
neiv cures plies, or no oav m iiiihi
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Plice M cents perlsix. For sale hv Martin Friedman April .kith. 1MW7 I. A postmistress over in Ohio has
l -t bar government position by get- them
ing married, this is very illogi1 al on the part of the government ; the young woman couldn't possibly I ave lietb r demonstrated bur ability to manage miles. Washington I N mocrat.
A Queer (?) Mediciae.
pod to make their first appearance in than a week from next Monday night, (June 7th), at the last M their aeriee ol concerts ami dances given to raise the money to pay for
The hand i- i t the - -1
musical organizations of its IIM in
southern Indiana, and is a credit to
its members, its leader, Prof. M
Durlauf, and the town, and a- i( has often given its services free to help out public gatherings, ami M its tnemliers are all laboring men,
their efforts to make a good appear
Dixn. At his home in nortl
fasper on Saturday morning, after
a long slcKUess, 4vir. jacoii ionI Uta. Mr. K. was a veteran of tin late war, of Co. K. 1 4:4.1 Ind. Vols., land a pensioner. He bad been af dieted with rheumatism ever sinet
he was discharged trom the armv
in lsi.". He leaves a widow and
one married son. He wa- a mem her of ( iuckes-Welman Post, C A IL, and was buried in St. Joseph'
church graveyard Monday morning by bis comrades, with militaiy honors.
Sundsy Rates. Air Line will sell tickets at on fare for the loiind, trip good returning on date of sale iiilv. each Sunday, coin-
F. meneing May mh, Ihm
June Lsdles' Home Journal. The June Ladies' Home Journal
PHWOntl an infinite variety ot strikingly int resting, timely and practi
cal features. It opens with an ar
ticle hv William (ieorge Jordan on
'What Victoria Has Seen," which
graphically recounts the progress ol
the world in the past sixty years, since the coronation of the English vivereign. Coming on the eve of the Queen's Jubilee it is especially timely. Tbl establishment of Methodism in America is told in an interesting article, by Hev. W. J. Sooft, D. 1).. on "When John Wesley Preached in Georgia." It de-
sctbaa the first Methodist sermon in
America, which was delivered by
Wesley, and his Sunday-school,
which was the first in the world The June Journal is attractive, in
tereeting and instructive from cover
o cover. Hv The Curtis Publish
ing Company, Philadelphia. Ten cuts per copy; one d.dlar per year.
L.E. & St. L. Ky Excurniona.
Reunion Alumni Indiana State Uni
versity, ltlooiiimgtou. Ind. tickets win
lie sold at one ami one-third fare for the
round trip, June 1U, bland 14 gisxl until June Mth,
Kates to Nashville, Tenn., Exposition
Tickets will lie sold any day until Octo
ber 30th. Via Louieville good 15 lavs fio.oo. 7 ' 8.70. " F.vansville " IS " 8.45. H 7 " 7.45. K.ofP. Imlianajiolis, Ind. Ticketsold May Slat ti June 1st at one fart for the round trip, good until June 4th. V. E. Clavooms, Agent. Straw MEKKi ks. The strawberry
crop of Floyd county this season promises to be the heaviest ever known in the county. The plantare in splendid condition and ar literally loaded with the finest and best berries, which are now rapidly rijiening. The berries in this coun ty always command the highest prices at Chicago, Indianajiolis and all the other cities in w Inch they artmarketed. The total shipments from thicity up to Friday night were BM crates, containing 8,658 gallons These Ierries sold at from $2 75 to 8.25 per crate of six gallons, being the first of the season and bringing extra prices. N. A. Ledgvr. Something to Depend On. Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of Jones a- Son, t'owden, III., in speaking of Ir. King's New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked with LaOrippe. ami her case grew so serious that physicians at Cowden and Pana could dii nothing for her. It seemed to
develop into Hasty Coniumption. Having Ir. King's New Discovery in store, and selling bits of it, he took a bottle home, and to the surprise of all she lie
gan to get Itetter from first dose, and half
dozen dollar bottles cured her soon.l ami well. Dr. Kiuir's New Discovery for
(Vinsumpition, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to do this good work. Free
trial Iwttles at Martin Friedman a Drug Store. 5
I. Ci ivt oaa, Agent.
No go d cause ever started will
a minority.
here is a medicine whose proprietors .,s well as present good music,
- mini ' imi- l p i l VI' rl 1 Mil lit'
AIR LINE EARNINGS. Indianapolis, May 2i. Keceiver larvis. of the Louisville, Kvansville and St. Louis railroad, tiled his re-
srt for April in the United State the Supreme Lourt tin morning. It shows cash
.Kf&cSs' 4
should lie generally encouraged ty
our citizens ot nuhiic stunt, nnv
' Mierto unknown ingrelient. or that it
- i'un-all. Ibis honest Medicine on
y launs to cure certain diseases, and n tic ket, whether you
its u.gn,hentr are nc,nied by Ic.ncert and dance or not. and
iiivn -k 1 1 1 1 . )i.i vsiriaiiH as iieing the
-i lor ki'lney and bbtdder diseases. It
i )n die .'..th inst. ,
Court, in a case carried
Martin county, affecting the election receipts, 1264,305 HO; total dis-
d a lownship trustee, field lliat bursements, $212,hS,J..5).
up from on hand April 1, $74,465.81 ! total
at
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 8HOE m .Wind. For 14 yrmn this Imw. hj merit
kUiDf. has .luianrMl all comp-rtltorm. W. I.. I.unli. S3). Sim k.iiI fMJi h r if uriHlurtloo of nkllle.1 w.irkmrn. frmii lb
the UP
brat malrrlal
KMslblr at theat prlcaa
lal ahoM are Indnraad
I Ito.
mi ami V'-iii boea for mm, WM, flXXi od
mua!
l.niTim wearer aa the lieat
attend the the Constitution of Indiana dis.pial
thus
shown substantial appreciation of
is Foley's Kidney's Cure. M. Friiilman. ' the Hand ftorts.
ifled from holding olhce any man who ba- offered, given or received a brils".
of performani-e iuu. w uix-miaa,
Sixteen ounces
to every pound of piotnise in the advertisements of The Coprikr.
S for bora.
w. u I
b orer
in mrie. ni ami nuramiuj oi maj hoe eer offertsl at the prlrea. They are made tn all the lateat ahapea and ylea. and T ytj arl el t of leather.
If dealer cannot unppl you. wrtta for atn
, uns-atoD. aaaa. muta vj
SI
.lohn A. Sermershelni. im. JASPER, IND.
Card el Thanks. We wish to return our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who were so kind, during the sickness and after the death of Mr. Jacob Kohler, Sr. Their generous respect will always be remembered
and treasured by us.
Mrs. J. Kohlkk, widow. Jacoh Kohlkk, Jr., upn. Old People. Old p?ople who require medicine to regulate the bowela and kidneys will find the true remedy in Klectric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whisky or other intoxicant, but acts aa a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowela, adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding nature in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent apiietirer and aids di-
gestion. Old people find it just exactly
what tbev need. Pnce fifty cents Der bottle at M. Friedman's drug atore. o
IRELAND ITEMS. Mr. Ad. Thomas and wife went
to Winslow Sunday, to visit friends
and relatives.
Wm. Lewis and wife, Miss Bes
sie Dillon and Lula Young went to Oakland City Saturday to attend
the hpworth League Convention.
Hon. Jay DeHruler, of Jasper.
came down and spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family.
Dr. J. S. Stewart and family, of
Jasper, were the guests of mends
here Sunday.
Mr. Charles Hackney, of Maren
go, is here visiting his sweet-heart.
Mr. Andrew Fritch, of Hunting-
burg, bought the flouring mill for
merly owned by Norman & Co., at this place for 4,500. Mr. Fritch moved here the first of the week and took possession. We wish him
success. Harvey Stewart has been carrying a pair of baby shoes in his pocket for the past week. We didn't learn what bedame of the baby, but he had the shoes, just the same. Miss Katie Mandal, who has been visiting Miss (iertie Rose for
the past week, returned to her home in Huntingburg Sunday. Wm. Cooper has his new meat shop completed now and is ready to
serve his many customers wup ipe choicest meatus, (live him a call.
LB. Woods and Lee Cave went
to Jasper Sunday to take in the hall
game. Did you take the show in? If you didn't you missed 1 ts of fun. Reason Miller sold his f.r.rm to John Lansford for $400. He will move here this week and occupy a part of Mrs. Monroe's icsidence. Dr. A. M. Bean is building an addition to his residence. When completed it will add greatly to the appearance of his home. Mr. A. H. Stewart received word that his pension had been increased h-om $12 to $17 per month. This -vill help Mr. Stewart out considerable.
Mr. Kd. Ciutgsell, of Jasper, came down Saturday evening to see Cieo. Kellams ride the goat in the Odd Fellows Lodge. The goat was pretty tough to ride, but he couldn't dump Haker. Mr. Benjamin Dillon went to Velpen the first of the week on business. Did yon know that H. M. Kean lost a key Saturday? Horace looks lown hearted about it. If he will .ffer a suitable reward we think the tey will be restored to him all O. K. J. E. Norman, Esq., went to Petersburg Monday. Mr. Fred DeBruler, of Algiers vhs the guest of Miss Km ma Horion Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Fierst, of Jasjier, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Johnson Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. J.I. Oregory bought a new piano organ from F. C. Koebler, of Jasper, last week. It is just a beauty, and has the sweetest tone of any instrument in town. Our people here are wild with enthusiasm at the prospect that our fellow townsman, C. J. Kvrard, has if being elected Co. Supt. on June 7th. It has been generally understood iver the county for months past that Supt. Geo. R. Wilson would not be a candidate for re-election, but it seems that Bob has bobbed up again, and if the trustees of the county follow the wishes of the people in the matter he will be buried -o deep in defeat that he will not he able to bob up again for some time. Bob has made us a very good Supt., but he does not understand the art of quitting ; so if he insists on entering the race it seems to us that it will be the duty of the trus
tees to give him a lesson in that art, and by defeating him aay to him, "v,m are all right but there are others." Mr. Kvrard is an able man, and one who is in every way well quali
fied for the position his friends wish
mm to obtain. Ve say success to Kvrard. A Friknd.