Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 20, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 January 1901 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

J4SI-KK, DI KOIS nH'JTTT. INDIANA. Knto-"' tb F..tofBc 4! Japr I .' for ri' n :.!. throogh thtt mail rood da :uttr FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. If Jim liHr niiy Im mI in , r .im an i im i iii; . mil u lliri,uli Mm Bimh PI -. i i-

Bloomingtoo College and an Appropriation. The COOKIBH acknowledges the receipt iron, the BloomiDttoo Uni versity of an interesting addres- delivered before the "National Educational A-.-ociation" iu liHX, by President Jos. Swam, on the State University , in which he delves into history and logic to show the advantages of such an institution to the body politic ot the State. The enclosure also includes "A Review "f the Legal HUtory of the Blootnington 1'uiversity," in its connection with the State by HOO. M. B. Forkner. of New Castle. The latter is a very able legal preeenta tion of the University's right to deinaml pecuniary aid of tlie State, derived by taxation ol the People thereof. The pre-ent Legislature will be called upon for the usual large appropriation , and t Iiis argument is to show the duty of he State to make it. To the uns - .phi-t icated taxpayer, wh l- compelled to give up Iiis hardly earned d"llar- to pamper an Institution to which he cannot afford to send hia children, :t aroold Nein that the annua appr - priation ought to decrease annually in proportion as the "endowment fund,'" whit h he also pays taxes to raise, is increased. If this Wll done

he might hope, after a few years, to get rid of this call for hi- money but it is not done, although the endowment fund has now n ached large proportions. Probably people generally would not object so .-t renuously to being taxed tor the State University and the Normal College, if tuition of student- w;i- -trictly as the law of their establishment require, if "tuition was free, without charge, anil equally open to all.'' Kut it is a fact not controverted that each institution virtually costs a student as much as if he was attending any other University or college in the State which does not receive a single dollar of the public funds the matriculation fees, entrance fees, library fees, laboratory fees, amu-e-ment fees, etc., generally amount to as much as the entire sum charged in other colleges, thereby compelling the parent who sends his child there to pay a much as if he was paying no taxes f,,r the Institution. If the Legislature makes an approbation all these round about extra fees should be totally ftb dished and prohibited from being exacted by Trustees or Faculty. For Sweet Charity. The progressive euchre given by the members of l?t. Fidelis branch C. K. of A., at St. Joseph hall, on Tuesday night, for the benefit of an injured brother, was largely attended, than

beiutr 18 tables of players, and a

lively lot of fun. Miss Stell t Friedman won the ladies prize, a handsome rocking chair, Mi-- Ktta Sermersheim taking the short one. Mr. John Lorey got the gentlemen's lirst prize, a cane, while Mr. C. S1 -iga got a potato masher. Mr. August Sonderman also won a cane, the tirst prize in the game of schaafkopf, and Win. (iiesler got the next, a match box. A locking chair was iaMled f r, and Mr. Jos. F. Friedman held the lucky number. Altogether smnething over $21 was realized.

ÜOV. MOIST 1Mb i Kxdiov. Junes A. Mount was, i sitting by his fireside Wed;. ' day night reading a newspaper. Iii

wile was a!-o in the room ; about 1 O'clock he turned t Iiis wite and remarked tli it bt felt very sick, he laid back in his chair and in the minutes wa.- a corps, (luv. Mount was one of the noted

claei ol sturdy and strenuous farmers of Indiaia, who was hoie -t

and outspoken for tin right, as he MW it. fiom whom much was ex

pected in tie- future. Like .lame- , 1). Williamsand Claude Matthews,! the former predecessors of him inj

the iovemor 's chair, political duties wonderfully successful in promptly curing IOd OOofinemenl Beamed to under- me back, kidneyUdder, uric acid trou,i i I . i Dies and Bright s Disease, which is the worst mine their physical systems, Used to . form of kjdny trouble the tree air ot the tarm. Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root is not recWhatever his mi-takes were, all ommended for everything but if you have kidMitiii will ..n.-,.,i. his nmivht. ney. liver or bladder trouble it will be found

w r c Dea of character, and t ho ileal. 1 of

DO YOU GET UP WTTH A LAME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful

cures maae py ut. Ill Kilmer's Swamp-Root. I the great kidney, liver I and bladder remedy. fx It is the great medipi cal triumph of the nine-

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nent money ana Madder specialist, and is

Just the remedy you need. It has been tested In so ininv wivi in h.isnital work in nrivat

such men is a g. eat loss to the State, practice, among the helpless too poor topur-

and the agricultural indu-trv ot

which he was a noted repreeentatlTe. 11 :- de. ith leaves no exdiuvernor of Indiana surviv ng. Gov. Dnrbin i- the only one of i e -trictly business class ever chosen as chief executive of the Booster Slate, and it i- yet to be seen how t.e will -tan 1 the con-tant wear and fare of the position. .lames Atwell Mount was a native of tbis state, having been born in Montgomery county, March 23, 1843. His' father Atwell Mount, was a native of Virginia :md moved to Indiana in 1828. OoeernOf Mount intended to return to his farm at Shannondale, 00

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ous over the prospect ot getting hack to rural life, which he enjoyed very much. He appeared to be in good health and was in fine spirits. Frequently, however, he has commented on the fact that ex-governors of Indiana do not live font utter they surrendered otlice, and at one time after tie had attended the funeral of Governor Matthews, he seemed deeply impressed with this fact.

chase relief and has proved so successful in

every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous

offer in this paper send your address Dr. Kilmer St Co.,B: ! hamton, N. Y.

regular itity cent ana n..mf.f smp-Rooc dollar sizes are sold by ali good druggists. WANTED ! Kef labia man for Managst of branch office Ml wish to open in this vieinity . If your reenr" I is i . K. here is an opportunity. Kindly give pood reference when writing. Tun a. T. Moaais ll'u.u ivu L II. .I'll- I i ii.'i mi ut i I !.!..

and he w is hopeful and joy- nitrated fatal gas ic stampa.'

Notice of Holdem f Madison Township Orden Notice is hereby given to all person" holding Townshi; warrants against Madham town-hip, Dubois county, Ind., to present them for payment at the Furniers and Merchants Hank, Jasper, on or before Feh. 1, 1901, as inter-e-t on said orders will cease from that dnte. Persons having- accounts against -aid township will also present them to the Trustee hv that tune for adjustment. Hv order of the Madison Townihip tdvisor? Board. Iec 31, I90Ö. GEORGE M. GREENE, Trustee Madiaon Ton nahip. fan. 11, 1001 St

Turkish Batns at Home Cost 2c Each. ; i." i Hot Spriaaa and . ' " Msdieated baths

at Inline in U Chicaajo cabinet. Taken easi !y a nl safely; no aXJM '-lire. Cleanses and invium ati-

ik'mtf i" the entire SV-

ure preventative

removing the poisons a Inch cause them

Keeps you healthy and strong. Tones every OffBO and nerve in the body: iihmis the millions of pures ; sweats out the po'sons which caii-e li -ease. C'i kks Hhecm a riM, ai.i kiunkv. acta, Biouii insEsKs, Ki .kmv, liver or bladder foii'iles, sciai i, catarrh, oliesity, woman'-ills and all uther eliininative diseases. sk it ij hkk- . com OK

'Some men from Francisville.

Ills., were in Jasper Monday on the look out for thieves who had stolen a buggy, and two horses, a gray and a black one. The thieves were traced as far as Otwell. where trace of them was lost.

.It is reported -Mine of the

member? of the A. O. U. V. are exiecting to use the hall in Jasp -r for card playing, faro games, roulette tables, poker joint, thimble riggers, ifcc. Ac, on Sunday nights. Probably the grand jury may have a word to say about it, and the (irand officers, also. r BMA-Speaker Artinan has given Dr. Coble a place on the following committees of the Indiana House: OH the Indiana State Prison; Sinkirg Fund , Federal Relations; Keformatory Institutions; Mines and Mining. The Dr. ought to have had a place on the committees on township business and on public health, as his ex)ierience in those lines eminently tit him tor judicious understanding of these affairs, iiut to be on five

Pleasant and Pleasant.

With the beginning of the new i year a change is made iu the nelll "known law linn of Pleasant A: Pleaaant. By the new arrangement the1

three brothers will condu t two offices under the firm name, on in Ottawa and one in l.vndoti. W.

B. and Walter will be located in Ottawa, while J. M. will remain in Lyndon in charge ol the otlice here. The firm is next to the oldest inj

Lyndon. Sixteen years ago J. M and W B. Plea-ant, then mere be

ginners in the practice of law, came rem.

out from Jasper, Ind., and located here. Their practice since that time has made then on -f the heal known law tirms in this part of the state. About twelve years ago their younger brother, Walter, took up the study in the Lyndon ollic, hit r going to the state univer-ity where he graduated in 1 V-'L Two yearafter his graduation he located in Ottawa, where h? has become well

Ml'inu ill ill:- CI IRI'lll III llir. i, , ,

nolitics of Franklin cotintv. The I Chieaau Cabinet. A

r ... , , .it... only thing Lyndon people do not ajqskth mask nia moxki

ike in the new arrantramsnt ig tie t" i . ' i.v. ruiu ut ii

fact that it re uir--- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Plea-ant - removal from out city. We extend our best wishes to them in their new h mie. Ly nion Current Remark. The many old frieri Is of the Pleasant Brothers in Dubois county, will be glad to bear of th-ir prosperity, They were able and upright voung men here. e The Home Dcctcr. Salt as a gargle will relieve soreMM of the throat. Never bathe a child directly after it has I n fed. for the doctors -av there is ureat danger of its going into convulsions if it is put into water when the stomach is full and tinfood undigested. Hot water quenches thir-t in m -t instance bettt r than cold. Taken regulaily at the rate of one glassful half an hour before nx-als it promotes digestion, and in catarrhal conditions of the stomach is recom-mend-d by physicians. It has also been tried as a remedy for insomnia. Headache almost always yield- to the simultaneous application of hot water to the feet and back of the neck. A simple remedy for a cold is to beat a yolk of an egg in one pftit of water, add a little butter, three

tPTBR a very large and satisfacto

ry business in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Capes, Jackets,

Furs, etc., we have on hand now about 60 wraps, all of this year's styles, in Capes, Jackets and Fur Collarettes, which will be disposed of during the next few days, or as long as they last, at prices lower than they can be duplicated elsewhere. We make it a rule to not carry over ar.y wraps from one season to another, and consequently the big reduction in price to close out the lot. Do not miss this sale. Call and see. All other heavy goods sold at reduced prices.

S. KtuEBLHflt,

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LL kin. Is of Fall and Winter ioods for Ladies, I leats und Children at ECKERTS STORE. Fresh iroceries all the time.

If you w ant i'hiv tturk.

rut- i'i ii inr .itfftii riiiii-iinii. I'll lra(e Bth CbiMt Co., Steiawft if.). hi. :k. ate, n an WE P. WAGNER

I am nut a doctor, hat A :'t forHojthes'

Tonic, the must reliable Chill and Fever

ears unearth. Al.-o fur Ir. Keir s Veg etahle Nene and Klood Restorative, warranted to cure Liver und Ki In y rouble und a blood purifier, formerly mi1, I I iv .1 , mi-iih Wlicliiv K vmii.i : monev

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the vottd renow ne I Ir. Loebers' Kbeii matie Keimslv. has cured 'jrijiplert and I'.i-i-s of KuiK standing when all either remedies have tailed. I an gh tetinonials of people thai have been eared rieht here in h uie . I have Keen employed in the largest drag business in louiville fur IT years. I know what is best. Try thes.- remedies and yon will save a lug doctor i ill. I also sell the American Western Wash .Machine, su-

t wringer, foldiin; iron-

i iMae machines

and the reliable nursery

stuck of Chase it n is., Rochester, N. V. Pa, K -r k k . u , At Fanner's Hotel, Jasper. Ind.

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Ttiociiir iif.ii .ii.iii. t It Kullv QiunitMd. I n-riur and reh

fold flat in small pi -.. ii.j.;.- i ..a ,tnr..v. j ,n? fahlet!, F.nteri.ris, Hi, irn f niiniil, ti- w itli (nriiiiilii f.ir liii-ilu I , '

teil luth- uml li.-at.-r . tiv. .'. mi rat---ti-.iin "IIM iaru presru-

Kvrry llOBM IMWdfl k fur fri t- book ulmut

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WINTER SUITS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES TO ORDER. Call and Examine. Spayd Block, South side Public Square. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

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WAGONS and CBRIAQES,

-And Dealer ln-

gricultural Implements and Fertilizers.

eneral Repairing A Hore Shoeing.

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IWWM s. I. um mill .I n k-m ill, . OamoMBvlaii Nnv. tsth, iim FlorMa ir I Line, oonlttDg ol tbe U K. a Si. I., a. lt., st. Loula to LÄmlaTltl So It la Kentaoky, Lows? i Mi- lo i.e. i ii ftom, Qomta and Uroaoeni it. .me LwalBfton t'i i bataaooKa, Southera : a'J . I ii.it i.i in ii mi to J el ip ml Plan! raten, I Jeun to JaokaoaTill r,a , will laaogurata I fur tin- suusuil the Ki'ivit tlir'iUtfli -I-.-ii nif I -.ir ronti- t'i It lnriU i. I hrouifU lettplaM iai -

rill laava St. Lottta W.1S p ni. daily, pMlag I ml Villi t id u. m . Mtalngton m. o a. m , reai lniiK riintl.iinioK 1 o p in . Atlitnt.i M.S p. in. aail Jaeksniiv oil- " to a in 1 1 . i iniiriiiiiK i. Stop iiVi r-.iIIhw ni. Tins l nitt' ! tltrotisä larga ottiM and Intereatlnjf ooaa ' try, aaoia operated orer wo! nupertor aodl well aataMwlMd lines ol mil ;t. 'I Inieboduloi an- last and Be?! oonvMiloBt. In addition to tin' ftbova acaedala I oat ,hk

at. Loulaal mailt i r.nn ! av ma -t I.m.i s.iw

a in , will arriM' at .l.i'k-nii ole the n t

mailt at In tm p. in . innknia only out' mahl,

mit Crom st Louia i" Jaokaoni Ilia. This IIa also utti it Us pitH iij'r for Kim Ida trip via Ashi lite, n. I . the gn o- -Aiii-tk-.iii all vrar roun-l n sort.

CorreHpondenei' snli itnl ami iiifiirtnatiini promptlf Inrnlshi-ii ll a. AMl-liKl.l., i.t tt'l I'ass. Aaent. st. Umis, Mo. This I. alao tin-Im'-I I in-tu ikiiii t- in Iv

The teteon for chapped handa, face and lips is here, and the beal cure known f r it ii M mtoux'i delightful toilet preparation

tiii ky, TonnoaM Houtu aroliaa,

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North Mala Street,

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HiirbiHon TrustM'M Notice. Notice iu heretiv jriven that the nnderrJaaad, rrnste of Harbison township, dl att -ml to township business oo sach Monday Of the year, at my ultice, and persoriH having township hnataSSS to 'r:ltl Jli'l ll'. r 'i i ! 1 i ri I tu l.rt.u.ml it 1.. I.i...

, - . , - " w j. . v a. ..v lb jp 1 1 I 1 1 1

j ii ni !! oi sugar, ami a iitim-spoonim m Monday. of whisky. When it begins to boil! The township bhrary will lie kept at pour it backwards and brwards ("V m WefIls. from one .aueepan to another until NoT u lm) iimmM TtSUm. mooth and frothy. When cool i

take a teafpoonful every half h ur.

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i ii -iuw un-i-uiiii:. ii u naimiill

of Hour bound on the cut.

Columbia Township

tee'n Notice. The undersigned, Trnsl f Colnmna Tp., I taboii c o anty, Ind., iriil attend to Township ImsinesH at his otlice on avery Saturday, and penons having ownah In bnsiaeas to tranaaet an- n--1 1 1 'sted to present it on .hat day of the -ek. le Township Libran Is kept at the Ottiee of the Truste, where those en btled can obtain ks. (Jnonai w . Milbi hv, Trustee. Ili'l'iam, Indiana Nov. 23. 1800 -1 v.

PANSY CREAM

(tttPKOVKD) Cornpoaed entirely of harmless snbstanoea, f irming after it st tpplica tion an invisible healing balm. Price only 10 cents. MOUTOUX'S PHARMACY, Jasper, Indiana.

I too in Township Truste'

Notice.

w-ult i claimed Speaker Artman's appf intment of chairman of the committee on railroads of the

The undersigned, TltlSteS of Rwne township. Duhoi i roiinty, hen-tiy grive notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the -tti n ol Troasea, at hii

res,i,.n,v, thri e mile- -nillnMst of I'or-

comraittees d pretty well for a new Republican Speaker completely un-leHtor- , der their control.

Indiana Mouse, wax dictated by the terville, on Saturdav.iof each week, and

Pennsylvania railroad, through II ""r.-"ts all persons bavin township

t . Starr, the cnmieinv's itrii. t """"V:" I'T" ' 1 y

. . r - " sens leninnK Isiokn from tl.e Richmond, but who is not a mem- Library, are notified Cat the her of the legislature. No doubt kent at mv resilience.

that the various combines have the I Chbistiaii Hon HAN, Trustee.

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I own-hip

Library ia

"Subscribe for the Coukikk.

MadiMon TowtiHliip Trtistec Notice. Notice is iriveii that bereafli the I'rns lee of Mad SC a township will b la Inland on ihe Bret Batarday ol each month, an I the rem doing Mtnr lays al Iii V Itsiilenee, live miles southwest of.

Lrelaad, for the pur Hi-e of attending u township business, in I ail per-one hnv

in lniMtiess with tlie o.Miship are e pectd to conllne it to iiii'-' lays. rtie township library ia ke at Isaai Alexander'ti in Ireland, w Here all may btain the b'stks. Tbe Indiana School Isioks will bt .outni at Win. I . Young! store at all times. ÖB0 d 1 no i:vi. Nov. IS, 1900 y Trust Madison Tp. The thitf who makes a spec. ally of picking wo.i en's pockets lives on the outskirts of civilization, annam

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