Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 December 1900 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
JAMI'KK. IH'HOIS riirNTT. INDIANA.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28, L900. (If you hate any I.mhI u.. ur hui any print in, all through O.a Cuurtar rt.o.ie. l.i-4.
Speech of
Hon. w. T. Grout Bill
Zenor on the
Fira Hardnse. M. A. ol Wayback College. Although in some respects tin- is one of l he heat collection of college Htoiies that has come out in recent year?, and although four professors are s;;id to have come forward, each claiming to br the K.ra Hardman referred to, there is much ahoiit the hook that is far from commendahle. The author, Miss Sarth I Rafeft, expects ustobelitve that it i a very common thing for a young man to graduate in one of the Western colleges, occupy t he chair of history in
Thousand Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. low To Vlnd 0t. Fill a bottle or common glass wfth your water and let It stand twenty-four hours, a
a seairr-m or seittnr tlmg indicates sn
A
NICE Set of FURS, a CAPE, or JACKET make the nicest kind of
j a unhealthy condt- . : ticn of the kid-
The full text of the speech of Hon. William T. Zenor. membtr of Con r . . i. ri.;..' lJt. n;...
KresB .rum wir im. ...u.a.. r ,, or ud effectJ (o,!owin, se o( -
trtct, is worthy the wide circulation jscorntully a, a tresti water un- wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant that is beine given it, lta the New i versitv," aim st study his eyes out, necessity of being compelled to go often
Albany I.tdcer. 1 he .rout Kill is having no bad habits, ana yet at wie uurmg me aay, ana io get up many
4. . Dill I lU.wn.ip.T.iriiw. un.l .0.l ,f IlT.I l'x'ir. M I 1 I T ! I I 1 V f I I 1 111
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It stands the hirhest for its won-
during the night
other imitation dairy products sub- his graduation, while all the rest of reail,e
times extrs-
ject to the laws of the Mate or territory into which they are transported and offered tor sale, and to change the tax on oleomargarine. " The bill proposes that the tax on oleomargarine, colored in imitation of butter, shall be ten cents par
pound. The same tax it also pro- understood,
videa shall be levied on buCerine, also an imitation of butter. It is also further provided that all such imitations of butter shall be plainly labeled and sold for what it is. A heavy penalty is provided for a violation of the law. The speech of Judge Zei.or in favor of the passage of this bill is a very able and exhaustive one. His argument had a marked intluence in carrying the bill through the House. He contended that this was the tirst measure introduced in Congress in the direct interest of the farmers and dairymen of the country in many years. He said truly and forcibly that the manner in which oleomargarine and butterine was now being sold for pure butter was a fraud upon all purchasers, and in the interest of impure and consequently unhealthy food. He maintained that the farmer and the dairvman was justly entitled to the protection against impure and fraudulent midline made products which the Grout Bill gave them, and he earnestly appealed to the House to give them this protection by passing the bill, and at the same time to protect the purchasers of butter lrom the frauds imposed upon them by the manufacturers of a so-called butter produced by a combination of tallow, lard and cotton seed oil. Judge Zenor showed that the contention of the enemies of the Grout Bill that it would destroy a very extensive industrial interest with large capital invented, was without foundation. He gave figures that proved that this claim was absurd. It is estimated, said Judge Zenor, that there are twenty-six plants in the United States engaged in the oleo margarine and butterine manufacture, with an aggregate capital of $650,000, while iu the State of Wisconsin alone there are 951 creameries and other establishments en gaged in the manufacture of pure country butter with an aggregate capital of $2, 007,700. There are thirty two states in the Union, with an aggregate population of over 00,000,000, that now have laws prohibiting the sale of oleomargarine colored in imitatio I of butter, while but thirteen states, three territories and the District of Columbia, with a population of 16, 000,000, have not yet passed such a law. There was not a point bearing upon the bill that was of inter est to the farmers and dairymen of the country, that was left untouched by Judge Zenor, and in his argument he made a demand specially in the interest of the farmers and dairymen of his own District and State.
Here the author
the class succeed
remarks : "The contest was pathetically unequal. Agninst the crude immaturity of the Western man were ar raved the keen, well-trained intel
lects of recognized specialists, who absolutely free by mall.
. j . ...ii ...... I aaoress ur. Mirr.er at
pen up iw wwii, him Co ßinehamton. N. Y.
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sampie bottle of this
wonderful discovery
and a book that tellsi more about it. both sentl
fad
QukSIwH MAM
B mf of Swamp-Root
When writing men-
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they held the Honor Ol the l DM tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
v. i sit v in their keeping. I nder , : r such circumstances but one result! Br;ggs-;-Mern- ind you are both could be reached. Hardman met;ver.v ."-itiy chaps. Don t you his Waterloo Why was it but OI,P ever quarrel when you get to talk-re-ult could have been reached'.' inf- , , , , Vet after this crushing defeat at , U uzIeT 0h, d e a r , no. The the hands of these "trained special- thin8 l!i impossible. Hie fat t is ifta " in less than a year the author 'e "ever disagree. W e never talk is pleased to .mote "from a western on l,ne "me ublecl a.ntl mm. of
naner the foowntr naraeronh: " It , u" c jusi
mtmmm iläavmi a annonnnn th.it S fill.
Prof. Bin Hardman, who holde thelacrtPt
other. We
15 ston Tran-
STThe CotRiKK believes the Jasper town trustees wonld be doing a good thing for tax payers, and the town generally, by letting a contract, on sealed bids, to one of our local brick makers, for 25,000 or 30,000 vitrified brick, to be burned at a home yard, out of the white and red clays, mixed, and which abounds hereabouts. Try them on street crossings. They would surely last as well as plank or soft sand atone, if put down right, and if in use they proved as valuable as brick from the same clays sent away by Mr. John Gramelspacber, and burned as an experiment, were pronounced by experts, their use would likely result in a large permanent induftry here, and in ad dition enable the citizens to have aome of the important streets fully bricked. Think of it, gentlemen, and send each of the brick makeran invitation to bid.
chair of Modern History at Way
hack College, Wisconsin, has accepted the presidency of that institution, and will enter upon his new duties immediately." The latter is mentioned not to show the competency of Hardman, notwithstanding his failure, but to show what "poor sticks" the av erage we.- tern college is satisfied to have as president. Here is a sample of the language used by this western college president : "Hardman took down his rusty stove-pipe and gazed at it pathetic ally. I d n't bleeve it's wu'h carryin' home, Minnie, he rmarked. She shook her head in affectionate assent. 'I don't know but it's ez as wuthy uv going back ez I be,' he went on. 'I dunno, but its done its work ez well ez 1 have.' " The author seems to have the idea, that the sole furniture in the home of the average professor of a col ege west of Philadelphia, is a faded ' God Bless Our Home,"
done in crewels by his wife, aome seats made from packing boxes, al couple of chairs, a table, a stove and a bird cage. There is much about the book that is di appointing It i- brilliant Iq spots, but as a whole it is a dismal failure. Ezra Hardman, M. A , of Wav
Notice to Heirs. Creditors. Etc. In the BUtter Of the et:it.- Of Julill I Krt.de I. deceased In the Dubois Circuit t'.nirt, Imwuy term. I WO. Notice is hereby given that the anderlined, a? administrator f the estate f John V.. Krodel deceased, has presented and tiled his account and vouchers in rind settlement f said Betato, anil that the same will C6tns uj for examination and action of said Circoil "iiri. on the 7th dsn of January. IflfJl, at which time nil heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and ahon cause, U any there be, why said account and vouchers should not Ik approved. And let all heir-, legatees and other pstSODS interested appear anl make proof of their claim to any pait of (aid estate. Witness my hand and the seal of ai I ( ' :rt at Jisper, Indiana, tin 18th lav of December, 1900. HERMAN ECKERT, Clerk. Mn. :u rs a Bwaswav, Att ve. Dec. n, lHOO.-ftV Turkish Bathe at Home Coet 2c Each.
Hot Hprinas) an l Medicated baths at home in a Chicago cabinet. Taken easily anl safely: no sxposMie. Cleanses and invigorates the entire sys
tem. Sure preventative of disease be removing the poisons Aim-ti cause them. Keeps you healthy end Strang. T-uie-very organ and nerve m the body;
pen t lie million of , ,r ; -w.-if- ...it
back College, by Sarah B. Roger, the poeons which eau-e Jtaaiei
Dodge Pub. Co., N . Riot Ann Jasper, Indiana.
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A county superintendent asked the teachers attending an institute if they took the local paper. Six
Ct aes RnsoaraTtsnt, llkidssv, sain,
blood oisaasas, ncaaaiA, Uvat or hladder trouble-, -eiaiici, catarrh, obesity, woman' j ills an l all other eliniinatii e diseases. O.vk bath ci kes a ioi.ii oit STOP A KEVEK. The Cbioaeo i abtael li Pally OaareaUwil fold flat in tn!l xiii-, . hlDoed on ibdi i
al. prlee eoaiplet ti rorimu.. fi.r un .i.e.,
Mf&t a Hilt i -1 . . r k
out of about one hundred responded'" ",rt"" i"uu 'e,r"r in the alhrtnative. I he supenn Chicago Cebinet. Aak for tree boat afeoai fpn.lrtnt trnvo rn a 1 an t ti pa aai,nr SSSaS
a-.v, .. .... V 1,jb ; I A.KNT- MAKE I. Moni I l ou expect them ti print free of t.. m.-1 h -inv, r.iit hi i... un
charge, notices of institutes, insert I rai S.jw., .,, long programs of same, MM fall I Bee.1 1. .m.
report of what you do and say on such occasions and thus advertise
you and your abilities in your chos
en profession, assisting you to climb
the ladder to a higher position and better salaries without a cent's pa-1 tronage in return. Were I an editor I would throw in the waste basket any communication sent me by a so-! ciety, the members of which are too stingy to take a paper, or if I inserted it, I would demand full advertising rates for every line published."
GEORCE P, WAGNER
v ojcrrAC-rcaiaor
WAGONS no GABRIAGES,
-And Dealer in
Agricultural Implements end Fertilizers.
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Boone Township Trustee' Notice. The und ersigned, Trustee of Boone township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notire that he will attend to all business; n , . . . TT .,, pertaining to the office of Truitee, at his General Repairing Horse Shoeing, resilience, three miles southwest of Por-
Urn vi t le nn Sutnn'u vu nf a.-l. la .x.U an, I O"
re'ieHls all persons having township jusinesa to present it on Satin lav. Citi-
tens desiring liooks from the Township Libi f-y, are notifleil that the Library is IA8PER. tept at my residence. Christian IIokkmav, Trustee.
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North Main Street.
INDIANA.
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llladifion TowriHlitp Truatee Notice. Notice is nven that hereafter the True iee of Mad. son township will be ia Ire land on the tirst Saturday of each
month, and the remaining atuniays at my residence, live miles M.uthue'st of I
oee ot attending-tc i
"Why do you speak of him as a finished artist?" "Because he told me ho was ut
terly discouraged and was koiiik to "t,e' obtain Isiok.
"ul ne proiession. it that doesn't ahow he's finished I don't know what does." Chicasto Post.
Columbia Townnhlp
tee Notice. The undersigned, Tnistee of Columis Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his office on
nery Haturday, and persons having "V 7 Vi n.i.in i..;n,,.. i, .... Ireland, for the pur
qupstel to present it on that day of the w,wnn,P ousineee, ini an persons hav.ek inÄ business with the township are et he Township Librae is kept at the ronflne it to those days. Office of the Trustee. wVre tle.se e... . ,rh U?wnsh,l J'brary is kep. at Isaat
niaiiuri g i n ireiaini, wnere an ma? .Ul.I. .L. l . 1 "
I i. VV l, T . JUUI1D Wie IKK.eS.
Millham. I d am, i ndian. Hchool Inooks will be
Nov. 29 lson-lv i.oana at wrn. I. l oung s store at
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neys; if it Siains your linen It U evidence of kidney troubJe . too frequent Asire to pass it or pain in
' the back is also convincing proof that the kidney and bladder are out of order. What to Do.
this same college for a dozen years There is comfort in the knowledge so
afterward, attend diligently to the ansa miasm, oh ur. Kt.mer Swampt f i u , Root, the treat kiiney remedy fulfills every improving of his mind in the mean- wlsh in cnng SmSSS S m the while, aud then enter one ot the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part second late universifies of the Kast, of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
which Harvard and ale spoke Of 0 nül.a na seaming pain in passir.g
wide circulation I scornfully as a "fresh water uni-
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Notice to Heirs. Creditors. Etc. In the matter of the estate of Jan e M McCune. d.-, i- ; In the Dubois Circuit Court. Januarv term. 1M01. Notice is hereby given that S lert T. McCune, as Administrator of the estate Of J es If. McCune, deceased, has presented and tiled bis account and vouchers in final settlement d said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the I2di day of January, l's'l, at which tune all ere-litors or legat ! l eva!--are required to apear in said Court ami show cause, if any there be, v by said account and vouchers ahotthl not be approved, anil let all heirs, legateo ami other persons hBSSVeSted appear anl make proof of their claim to any part of said satate. Witness my hand and the seal of said 'seam Osnft, at .Tamper, Indiana, this r.th day of D-eember. g0. IIkkm n E) k ki:t, Clerk Tbayior Thwior. .ti-. t- raeanr. lec. 21, lveJO
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I. kinds of Fall and Winter Goods for Ladies, Geeste and t hi. Iren at ECKERTS Bit KF. Krvii I iru-erie8 all the time
WINTER SUITS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES TO ORDER. Call and Examine. Spayd Block, South side Public Square WVf. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
I am eat a aactor, hert Ai'l lorHswhes1 Tonic, the nejet reliable Chill and Fever cure on earth. Also for Dr. Kerr's Veg etable Nerve an i Dlool Beetorative, warranted to cure Liver and Kidn.-y rouble ami a blood jMiritier. formerly sold by Joseph Whelp-. Kvan.t: m ney refundel if not rnre.1 Also agent .or the world renowned Dr. Iwhers' Khe i tuatic Kemeily. has curel ripples and cases of long standing when all other remedies have tailed. I can jrive texti nernia s of people that hae reen cured right here at home. I have reen employed in the largest drug business in LoahrriUe for If years. I know what i beat, Trv these remedies and yon will! save a big doctor bill. I also sell the American Western Wash Machine, superior and relief wringer, biding troe nik.' tables, Fnterprise sausage inachmes
anl lard presses and the reliable nursery sUx-k of Chase Bros., Kochester. N. Y. Pn K larvae. a., At Farmer 1 Hotel, .la-per. Ind. F L O K IDA. iilirrlor Thmiikh Hletilii f a r I. in.- Rr.
I m rrn s. I ni. iiml Jni kmni illr. ( oaaaaen 'lag . -mi,, ike riomia Air Ltea, eoaatatlag of ttw L K . M U B. lt., t Ixitiia to lxui- Hr K ) in Kvntuck, lmitriiie u. leilagiisa. n-eu ani OraaeaaM Bouta, Lexlngtofi tu i riataRaoga, Hontbrrti K . ( hattsiiooea t Jaaap alMi IMant ateaa, Jeeap So taekaoeeflle Kia.aiii ii.auirur.itfor tie- eaiMiii tlx- r tliroi.Klt -.-j, -. 'ar route to Florida. Tlirouirli l'.-pina rar will leave st. U.uis y i. p in. ilaily. 4iior Uoaiknrllle Tiv a. u. , I. mrto?i in.'O a. tn raarbiiiir listtmiooir ' &u p m . tttaate tajS p, in aae .im-hon it m teeverf awrataa . top over altowee. Tin route i t hewash lance rlti aul Inti r I irnr roun try, ale! is operate! t iiei uirmr ami well eatabllsbed line of railway. The ebedatoe are (aat met aaoat eoavtmleat. In aiMltion I" tin- Hhii - eilule len .n M, l.'.u - .it night train lesvuiK Loela - -a hi . will arm at Jaeknont ille the m il niKlit at l 0 p. m . tuakiriK onl one mailt out from Sit ltuia to Jm-JraotiTlllr. Tbk. 11m also aStoraa pewaenawra fur fi.ir Ida trip via asbcrt lie, N ' Ike gn - Aaeerieaa all year reeeal r ort. I .,rr "Mn.lence solfrited and inforuiation pr ptiv rutaiahed l( I. Wli'UM.I, i.en'l raee agawS, -t lio. M. Tin i al the ltt line to point In Ree lucky. Ten .., I.eorala ami North ,tnl Houtn aliaa.
HarblHon Trute'H Notice. Notice is hereby given that the anderrigned, Trustee of llarmson township, will att ?nd to township laitinees on each Monday of the year, at my office, and persons having township business to transact are required to present it to him in Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in Maysville. .KORoi Nix, Nov, 28 1WW. y. Trustee.
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The seafon for ettapped hands, face and lips is here, and beat ' lire known f. r it is Moiitoux - deligfatfttl toibd preparation
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PANSY CREAM
(IMCKOVKI) Composed entirely of harmless sub-dances, forming after its applica
tion an invisible healing balm. MOUTOUX'S Jasper,
Pilot onlv 1" cents. PHARMACY, Indiana.
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