Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 February 1901 — Page 4

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JASItK. 1(1 HOls mi NTV. INDIANA.

Kottr1 I the KmoBlcs at Jatprr I a Slant , 'or raoi-aiMlon through th rall M rotid dm matur.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1901 If you li.nr tm I ; I in vi hi NM Ml I r i lit I it k . rail u I hi. .null llif t um mi I'luiiif .It:

'Next Ifocdav is b ood st. Val

etttine's day, end it li boped many

hearts will he made happv, fur it is

certain point- will l- mailt- miserable

by the caricatures Nftt them.

iesT"Ilio body ol tht- late ljueen Vic was laid betide that of her husband. Prince Albert, on last Mon

day, and (ion. he Wet and 2,000

Boers were marching on (.'ape Col onv.

ra.Vov that the Dotorioue Queen Victoria is buried, it is to be boned the daily pipers will publish some thing that will tlrive dull cure aw.iy, if it's only poetry or jokes, or accounts of the murders in South Africa and the Philippines. wffA.lt is saf to say that if Queen Vic or King Mac. OOttld have foreseen the present condition in their territorial conquests of South Africa ami the Pbilippioee they wouldn't

nave Degun it, nut would nave ordered their military to other places. aFv- the Courier predicted last week the Reeves murderers were safely returned to the Frankfort, Ky., penitentiary, to serve out their lerne. It is to be hoped they will be kept there safely fur the next twenty years. BflX-Miss Lola Martin, the 1 I yeai old telephone operator at Peters

burg, and who remains at the exchange till midnight, took twoshotl at Mr. Tim. Shea, a saloon keeper of Petersburg, who was drunk and attempted to break into the exchange room. She failed to hit him, but it is said scared him so that he ran half I mile before he could be stopped by his friends, and convinced that no one was pursuing him. He said he wanted to get into the telephone room for the purpose of talking to eocne person ut of the town.

Dubois Circuit Court Adjourned by limitation ol term, and no further i ready for trial, on Saturday. The following show the final proceeding- not heretofore puMished in the CoDUII ! Statk Gavage, Mate PS John W. Mailett, feloniom assault ; trial bv OOQXt, und lind ing of guilty, and that he is under year- ol age, Mkd t tint he le COO' lined in the Stale Reform School for boys till he i- '' 1 yeais of age. which

will be on the loth ol Oct 1908. State v Louis Heinbree; C. C. W. j plea of guilty; the boy had a pi-t'l in his pocket ami it dropped

out and shot off, and some personseeing it made affidavit against htm; being a young bo, of general good character, the court released him during good behavior. Civil. Actions. State fx rel. Board of Commissioners vs Henry Cassidy, et al. ; on oliieial h nd ; this wan the much talked if ami long drawn out ca-e. and has already cost the taxpayers of Hub lis several bond red dollars After bearing the arguments of counsel for each side, the oottli filed a special finding of facts, an I con j elusions of lav, as pr request of counsel for plaintiff, with, the clerk, and made it a part of the recoru

herein; in substance as follows: Conclusions of law as filed by

court

Tbooeanda Have Kidney Trouble nrd Don't Know It. i 1 1 IlOW To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hour's, a

sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the Kid- i neys; if it stains your linen It Is evidence of k'dtiey trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain In the back is also

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-

cer are out ol c raer. What to Do. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the

back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part cf the urinai y p.age. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It, cr bad elfect3 following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessny cf being compelled to gj often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect cf Swamp-Root Is n realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures cf the most caressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. sndgt. sizes. You may have a sample bottle cf this

wonderful circovery and a book that tells

Great reduction

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more about it, both sent absolutely free by mail,

address Dr. Kilmer 6c nm of Swamp-Roo. Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper.

WANTED !

I., i a Mi A tu hi t'.ir l'in-iior rf inonoli

"That the per diem allowed and office we wiab to open In this vicinity.

jeceived bv Ca-idv 1 1 r ettendina ; Ii l our n vord

circuit court.' r commissionei '.- court

is no part of Sheriff's salary, and that he not required to pay the said per dietn into county treasury or report it to the county oonunts ncnersi that ts to said items the law is with the defendants."'

The same conclusion eras found "!

i- t '. l. here 1. an i I -

tiirnty. kindly give jrood reference i w lien writing. Tin: A. T. MoBMS iWiiolssali rfonsB, Cincinnati. Ohio.

Illustrated catal gue Ic stamps.

"The State Life Insurance Co..

of Indianapolis, makes a splendid showing in its -ixth annual statement issued for the year ending Dec. 81, l'JOO. It has a surplus of 9361,776 over liabilities, and n half million dollars on deposit with the State Auditor to secure policy holder-, and paid 192,600 insurance last year in an average of less than four days after proofs were completed. Our former Principal of Jasper pchools, Hon. A. M. Sweeney, is President of the company, and this showing is a better one financially than he could ever have made had he continued as a school teacher, I

county superintendent, or clerk of the Supreme court all of his life. We congratulate him on biesttcceee. APPEALED. The countv commissioners at their session Tuesday held a consultation at Hretz V McK all's oflice, and on their attorney's advice ordered an appeal to the Supreme court in the Cassidy case. Commissioner Teder filed a written protest again.-t the appeal, saying the suit had tost the county enough already, without pileing up any more costs. Jt has so far cost the county taxpayers in the neighborhood of $500, which Cassidy 'i proposition to arbitrate, and await decision of Supreme court in other cases now before it involving the same law questions, would have saved the people's treasury. Teder was unquestionably in the right in it, as Cas-idy asked for a judgment and the county got a small one. It will cost jfl'M more to make out transcript of record and evidence for the Supreme court, as there is a vry large mass of it. Du d. lire. Mann K . Bonder man, wife of ex-Audilor Theodore Sonderman, died at hei hone) .n tOth street on Sunday last, and was buried at St. Joseph's graveyard Tuesday morning. She was" 7s years and 1 1 months old, and had been feeble for some time, and when the grippe attacked her was not strong enough to re-ist the attack. She had been married 57 years, and her huslcuid survives her. Th union produced four children two sons and two daughters, who survive her. Her son Florian is the priest at Lawrenceburg, Ind, She was highly respected by all who knew her, being always active in charitable and religious work-.

is to ttie allowances tor Uoaruini:

prisoners and insane persons, for taking them to the various State institutions, and for cleaning and preparing court room and for washing

tor prisoners. That said Cassidy is not entitled to recover 1,50 charged for coal oil for lighting jail; nor the item of 40 f r attending county Board of Review; that be is entitled to re cover $16 for boarding insane, but that the other items in No. . '! I are

part of the Sheriff's salary, and that

be h id received his full salary of $3,800 for his second term of Sheriff, without including them, therefore the court Rods for defendants on the bond for the tir-t trtn of Cassidy as Sheriff, and for the plaintiffs for $82.60 on the 3d bond for the second tern,. The court, also, libs a provision as to ooete, by which about one half of the costs, accrued s.ubse.juent to the April term, 1900, ts against the plaintiff, and the balance against defendants. To all this ruling the plaintiff excepts, and pray- an appeal to the Suptetne court, which Is

granted; the defendant al- excepted to a part of the conclusions ofj

law. In the Madison town-hip drain age case, the drainage commis-

sioner report- total of Collection-'.

sessments $4422 56 3183.06

$1283 60 8049.66

133.61 order to col-

'In the Ca- -idv case the court

decided that there was due Cassidy about SMK) salary of his lirsl term, to bl paid from fees taxed doling that term as the fee- may bf eol lecti '1 nd paid m.

Balance due, Expended, Balance on hand, cause continued, with

led balance due. In the application "f Herman Eckert for construction of law, the court finds that the per dietn allowed the Clerk for attending c Ur1 is no part of the Clerk's salary, for which he is to account to the c Hin ty commissioners, ami lohn L Bret, attorney tor the eon mil sioners, excepts to this conclusion Alf. C. fCrutsinger, adm'r est. of John S. Borden, dee'd, petition to sell real estate continued for report. Ada V. We-t, et al, vs K iward (lough; on change of VCOUe from Warrick county; continued bv agreement. John P. Craig -t al. vs W. W. Cooper, et al ; continued, George Hetlinger, adm'r est of Christ Hedinger, dee'd; petition to sell land continued.

The petition of H. M. Keen, administrator eel ol s iphia Hinder er, to sell real estate was continued. State et re'. Louis Seng VS Henry Cas-uov et al ; judgment for plaintilt fot $21,29, at bis cost, Krank B. Coppvi lohn B. Miller; for damat'es: trial by court, taking most of three day- and then con tinned for argument bv couneel at next term. Caroline Bret vs, Anna Abell, et)

al : continued iv agreement. Peter Breifwei- r Vf lohb PrauSK, -f al ; dismissed. Bonis II. Chanley va Thomis A. Chanlsy ; dismissed. Joseph F. Chanley vs Thoe. A. Chanley: dismissed. Phil. Kunkel, et al, vs John An-

pel, et al : pi Igiuen? ,.r f I ')

lintling that conveyance of real e--tate Is fraudulent, and 01 let f r its als to Mtisfj judgment.

Ntitui.- of Appointment of Eiecater. iti t is hereby siven, tba' the andersiuned has duly qoaltfled as execntor cf the last will oi'l te-taineiit jfJotiD adatn

narr, decease!, late f Inl"is coun

ty. Indiana. Said estate is solvent. Pktkb J, Sens um:, Ks'r. Traylnr A TraylOT, Attv'-. Jan". .'"). 1901 8ar. Turkish Baths at Home Cost 2c Each-

iL 1 Ib't Bprinss sad

Medicateti baths at home in a Chicago cabinet. Taken easily lind safely; no exposure. C I S a n S es and invigorstei the entile ivg

em. sure preventative of disease by removing the poisons ehieh cause them. Keepsyou healthy and strong. Tenes every organ and "nerve in the IhmIv; opens the millions ol pores; sereats out the poisons which cause disSSSO. Ci i:ks Hiiki mm i-m, am KtmOtV, -Ktx, stooo ntaaaaas, scxsacA, liver or bladder troneies, leiatiei, catarrh, obesity, vornan' ilia and II ither suralnative disease, (ivi: nun ci kks a coi n ok srors y. kii.

i tic i iiT'it .iiiim-t - iiiliy i . niir:tnt.-fi. folil rl.it in -in ill tpa!., h . i ;'.-. i mi apiriiv -J, prle cniilrt- witn fummU for tii. U ic-.t i Mtki Bouhatr t .t, oo i,u-r -t.-.nu tltt. tell li. lit fl. KviMV llOUKfl ItCfHtf II

uuiougo ( '.jinii.-t. atk fui free book about bat Ii A'. I NT- MAKE litt; Mo I.V. Ii y.Mi nit to tnitkc fS n dntr, right nt buuie, wuty work. Wnif to u for aifi'iit- proposition. im i;.. null o.in.i t .... Stet WH Mill t Iii. im. ose. -'!.-' in

Hherlff'H Bale. By virtue-if an execution to me directed troni the ci-rk o( the Dehois Cir- ' nit Court, I will ,-x-r at public Male, to the highest bidder, "ti 8 en k i . y, raa 33d mi orFaeavAav. 1901, between the h.iin of 10 o'clock A. If. an-1 4 O'clock P.M. of said -lay at the 'loor Of the court hottSS in fssper, DnboU county, In. liana, the rents ind pmlits for a term not ec Imur seven years, the f jl low i tijf described real c-

tate, to wit : The s uth West

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in. ..'"in mui j'cirter, UW1 nie .v.rtli Wesi rioarterof theBoatfa Bsstqnarter, all in Sect i m No. live Ö i, in Tow nslui So. one 1 1 i south, Etange No. Sv 1 west, B0 acres more or less, sitaeted in Dubois county ud Hta S Of In. liana, and on failure to realize the fall unoantof judgment, interest au.l costs, 1 willst i he came time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of said teal estate. Taken as the property of otto Weisheit at the suit of Anthony V. (oilman. Said sale will he made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraise merit laws, Mi km in IF. CjUrritCI, Sheriff, Dubois County. Co A Hunter, Att'vs for ITH. Feh. I. I9018w. " pfBJ

iFTER a very larg-e 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 long1 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.

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A I.I. kirn!- of Kail and Wint.-r rOOdl lor I. ailies, icnts and Children at E iKEgTH STORE. Fresh I Sroceries sll the time. i

I am not a doctor, but Ar'l for Hashes

Tonie, the most reliable Chill and revei cure on esrth , Also for Dr. Ken " Vea

etaUe Nerve an I 1 '.!. i Kestorative, warranted to cure Liver and Kidn y trouble snd a blood purifier, formerly Klld by .lose oh Whelp-, Kvana; inonev

refutldeil if Dot rUlvd. Al-o au'ent f.r the world renowned lr. Lochers' Rheumatic Remedy, has cured cripples and esses of long standing when all other remedies have tailed. I can irive testimonialsot people thai have been cured i right le re al home. I have lee;i eiu- ' ployed in the laiyest driiir hiHiness in I,ou:- i I N for 1 7 years. I know what is tn-st. Try these reincdit- and yoi will save a lug doctor t ill. I siso sell the American Western Wssh Machine, su-

p-rior ami rein-i wi iniri-r, loldiiiir im; fahles, FnU-rprise -aasage iiiachines an.) lard presse an. I tie- reliable nut- -rj stock of chase Bros.. Rochester, v V. Ph. K -i skbj 9a., At Farmer's Hotel, Jasper, tad.

I L o li IDA. A KnMrtor rkrAiiifti ! plit t m I Iii c. . - I . i ll t . Lain ,s a 11. 1 .I n U.i i Ii v , I I . OotaBMueiag S(ov. SMk. iii" VtorUa Air Line, comiMlnit of the L. K. k -t. I.. K. li.. (t. Loin-to LouiciviUc, sm. R'l in Ketiturkv.

WINTER SUTS, ALL THE LATEST

STYLES TO ORDER. Call and Examine. Spayd Block, South nide Public Square WM. BOHNERT. THE TAIL R.

Notice ol Appointment. Notice in hereby tri ven that the clerk of the Huhois Circuit Court ha" sppolOt--.I the undersijrned A'lmini-'rator, with -rill unm-xed,of the estate of Simon I .imp Jr., deceased, late . f DaboU Bounty, lull. ma. Said estate is supposed to Uiot vent. Pasoaan k Line, Adm'r eltfa will annexed. Co .V Hunter, Att'vs. tel.. l, 1901 8w. ' Harblaon TriiMtt'f's Notice. Notice i herehy iriven that the umlerrigned, Trustee "i Harbison township, will att 'inl to township husiness tin each Monday of the year, at my olliee, and persons havintr township" husiness to transaet an- required to present II to him M Mondays. The town-hip hhrary will he kept at my home in (Tayifille, iKoitos Nix, Nov. l!HK).-y. TmatM.

hi irlernf Cinus 1 1 lo l, i iivt . .n . lue n .in. I I ii--ii nt I i.'ii. i . I ,,,,, I,, i ,, ,i .

k . i huttanooga t Jetipanl Piant -. -ti-m. Jeatip to JckoDVillo Vm , Will Inu i.mr.ite tor tee mnukmh the mit tliruuich sleepingcar route t" Florida. I hrougti iifeepinii n -will leave Ht. IxmiIh p m, tally, paaaittg l-iiiil-ville 7 I'D a. in, l.i xuiutoti in. .'a a. in., reiti-liiiiKClintt.il i-. i "... p in . Atlanta tO.StS p. n. aa Jackaon-rillt; - m a. ui seeoad ! iiKiriiitiu '. stop i.v. t-allowed. Vbu roste lutlirotigb lurnf irltiea aol intereetlna eouu try, and li operated ovot um vet super lot and 'ii established ion- ui railway. The chedulei are fast .out moat convenient.

In it'l't it um to the above sehedale lea vine "t. l.oui-at iniit. ir.i.n leavluif "l Louie i.oi a in , w ill arrive at Jackaonville the next icuiit at lO.Wp, in. making only one mitia out from 81 Luata to JavkaonvllM, Tin-line eleu aflortla pauengera lor Kinr bin trip via AmIi.-ViII.-, N. f. the gl at etl AmericaB ail year round resort. Correapomlence nolieltt a and Information promptly tntnlstaed u . t ami-i;ki.i Uea'i I'as. An' iit. -i. Louie, .Mo. Thie le alao the beat line to point in Kea tueky, Ti niifH e, to oi 'ia a o I North Bad -oiitn t laroliaa.

BOOHej Township TrusltHi'H Notirt. The un.lersiirned, Trustee of ! ,fle lownship, Duh. us county, hereby sivei notice that he will attend to all btläTnim

nuil pertaininjc to the olli -e of Trustee, at his

j resilience, Iiiree mite southwest "f Tor- 1 tersville, ,,n itur lay-..f each wi ek, ainl I requests all persons haviaf township! ; ousinesH to present it nnSatui lav. Citi-1

- tens desirniK hooks from the Township Iixliana I.eüi-Iature lias Lih'.iry, are notified that the Library li

Kept at my residence. Ciirihi lAs 1 1 on man, Trustee. DSC 7, lM)-y.

The

now over 100 bills before it, on every Hiibjert ever thought of by man.

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice, The nndersianed, Trustee of Colnav oiaTp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend lO Township husiness at his olliee on avery Saturday, and persons having township business t- transect are reoiiested to present il on ;hat day of the

4' -ek. the Township Library is kept at the Odtoe of tlie Trustee, where those entitled can obtain hook-. I .1 OBUS V. M I I Bl R, Trustee. i lillham, I odiana. Nov. 28, 1SM -ly. Madison Township Trustee Mothre. Notice is (iven thai bereaftei the Trus lee of Msd.SCn township will lie m Inland on the firal Saturday of ea h month, and the remaining Saturdays ,ii my residence, live miles southwest of 1 1. land, for the par tose f attending 1. 1 township business, sad all persons liav I ing business w ith the township are ea pected to routine it to those davs,

1 he township library IS kep, al laac Mexander's in Ireland, w In re all may ibtain tlie ho. .ks. The Itih mi Hehool hooks will hi louml al W in. I". 'S iiiiiiir's store at all timed. Geo. M. laasaa. Nov. 28, IWO y Trastee ttsdiacn tp.

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I - season for chapped hands

besl cure known fcr it i

toilet

e and lip Moutou '

preparation

is here, god delightful

PANSY CREAM

(iMi-uov i;i) iro 6sed entirely of harmless eubstanoes, forming after its application .m invisible lu lling balm. Price only 16 cents. MOUTOUX'S PHARMACY, I Jasper, Indiana.

A'lvctti '. - in Tag oaptttftag the trade.

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