Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 February 1901 — Page 4
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JASI'KK. IH HIIIM I'KI'NTI, IMtlANA.
nur.l i the Coiiofflc at Jsvptr lu.ltau for
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ANOTHER CHRISTIAN PIONEER CROSSES THE RIVER.
FRIDAY. FKBKl'ARY 1'.. 1901,
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oTThe Legislature i grinding out a prist of laws and this wn k has passed several to a final stage It is now Vltttling with an et'tort to gerrymander ttie State so as to insure at least nine Republican con pr seinen, with a chance for getting another The People, when they g-1 a chance, always rebuke sttch unfairness, and the leaders are sowing a whirlwind for their party. WTt'ounty Supt. Wilson says the first examination for applicants who desiie to pa9s an examination for a co iiujon school diploma will be held March 10, at the following places: Crystal, Kellerville, Ire
land, Jacobs, Altoga, Kyana, Duff,
Holland, Ferdinand, Jasper and
Rirdseye. Applicants should ask their teachers for rules, found on
page IS of the teachers' hand book.
aTAn estimable young ladv of
Boone tp., takes personal affront at
some of the items from that township published last week. The
Colrikr is sure no affront was intended, but it wishes to caution its
correspondents to be very careful about writing for publication any
thing that can be construed as of
fensive to any one as the editor not
being acquainted with all the surroundings might overlook some such item but the intention is to cut all such allusions out of correspondence.
Dr. Edward A. Ulcieo, Of Madison township, died at his home about a mile an t a half southwest of Ireland, on Monday night, Feh. ll, 1901, at about 11:90 o'clock p m , aped 7G years, 8 months und 1"J üays. Dr. (ile.en was one of the best known ami oldest physicians in Dubois county, and ulways took an ! active interest in everything, religious, industrial enterprises, social and political movements which
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. All the blood In your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they filter cut the waste or Impurities In the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches and rheumatism come from excess of uric acid in the blood, due to neelected
kidney trouble.
Kidney irouble causes quick or unstfaJ
Great
reduction
IN
RRIGES
list
he thought would advance the ma- heart beats, and makes one feel as though
terial interests of Dubois county or ,he nad,hert trouble, because the heart is us citiren und hi. independent over-work'n " pumping thick, kidneyUS citizens, and til inuepenaeOI, poisoned blood through veins and arteries, energetic spirit necessarily made It used to be considered that only urinary
tlim a conspicuous Character in the "oudics were io be traced to the kidneys,
growth of the county not always
to his financial advantage, as the writer remembers that in his early L days the Dr. lost 80 acres of good land in promoting the building of
the K. 1 I. Straighthna R. R. through Pike county, when that enterprise was first projected by Wil lard Carpenter and his associate. Dr Glezen was bom at Mt. I'leas-
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their beginning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is sold cn its merits
by all druggists in fiftycent and one-dollar siz
es. You ma v have a
ant, Wayne UO , Pennsylvania, near sample bottle by mail
tlnmr cf Swamp-Boot
Indiana Political Plums. Senator Fairbanks and Beveridge have agreed on the following federal appointments : Pension agent Ex-Judge A. O. Marsh, of Winchester. U.S. Marshall (ieorge A. borne, of Marion. District Attorney Albert W. Wiahard, of Indianapolis. Collector of Internal Revenue, Terre Haute district John Bonne!, of Crawfoidsville. Collector of Lawrenceburg district A. E. Nowlin, of Lawrenceburg. Surveyor of Port at Indianapolis A. A. Young, of Indianapolis. A Native of Jasper, and Former County Auditor. Dies Suddenly at Anderson, lod. By the following letter, received Wednesday, from Mr. Jos. I.Schuhmacher, of Anderson, the Col'rikk learns of the death of a former prominent citizen of Jasper, and for two terms Auditor of Dubois county Dr. Sarauel B. McCrillus. He will be remembered by all the older citizens as a genial gentleman. He was the son of Dr. A. B. McCrillus, a pioneer in Jasper, and his wife is a daughter of the late Henry Comingore, of Paoli. His death leaves but one son of Dr. A. B. McCrillus living Krastus, of N. Mexico, and one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Adams, of Petersburg. He conducted a drug store in Jasper for many years, and originated several valuable medicinal preparations. He laid out a large addition to the town. Andkkson, Ind.. Feb. 12, 1901. C. Doane, Jasper, Ind. Dkar Sir: It is with great sorrow that I am called upon to chron
icle the death of my old friend, Dr. S. B. McCrillus, who departed this life at 4:15 p. m. to-day. Father and myself went to Alexandria at 9 a. m. this morning, and we stopped at his home to call upon him. We found him in bed, but suffering no pain whatever. He was talking freely to us. He was not considered to be very sick at all. We left him talking business to a man, and when we returned at 5:30 p. m. we called at his house again and found him dead. To say that we were surprised does not express it. A gentleman friend was talking to him at aliout 1 : 15 p. m., when Mr. Mc-
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Philadelphia, May 'J4. 1824. He
located in Petersburg, Pike county,
Ind., in 1S40, working there by day's work to pay his expenses while obtaining a limited education in the public schools, and contin
uing his labors while studying med-1 1 war" persona nut to buy timber ieine urder thp di return nf the Ute "" U lls,m far"' flOUl h ran('e Qrea Rine under the direction ot UM late GreeQ .ia8 no authorifv to sell timber Dr. A. Leslie. He hung out bit I for aw I will proseeat Greon and any "hiiiale as a physician for the fust one that cut and renin es titulier from
Notice.
IFTER 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 any 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.
time at High Hanks, Pike oounty, " " extant of the ,n KIT n,1 mn,.hn hnhm, n witho U receiv.n? a written consei
in 1M7, and moved to Dubois coun
ty in 1848, locating on the farm
law
nt from
me to ilo go. 1 lioinas iMolev, now liv
ing on the farm, is my nly agent author-
where he died, and which he entered ied to dispose of tmiter belonging Ui from the W. .v K Canal Cn . and 'the farm in Madison tp., Dubois Co.,
gradually added to and improved until he had one of the best and most productive farms in the neighborhood, and had obtained, also, a
large and lucrative practice in his profession, his farm enabling him to
collect many fees which he could not have obtained without a farm on which he could raise or prepare for market live stock given iura In-
grateful patients.
He married Miss Marv Dillon,
daughter of the late Samuel Dillon, Sr., and she made him an efficient
and loving help mate, and yet sur
vives him. 1 he union was bles-ed
with ten children, four
were waiting to welcome him to a happy home in the great eternal city, and six of whom are left to mourn his leaving them. The children who survive are all grown, and all but one lived close to him They are Mrs. Jennie Lemmond, Duff; Mrs. (trace Boyle?, Mitchell, 8. Dakota; Mrs. Sarah Kelao, Boone township; Mi-- blanche (ilezen, at the home, Samuel A. (lezen and
Joseph H. (ilezen, on the
place. All of them but Mrs. Boyles were at his bedside when death's summons came. lr. Glezen was one of the oldest brothers in Dubois county of the Masonic fraternity, and that order had the supervision of the funeral. He was also, a devoted and consistent member of the Methodist E church for over 50 years, and Rev.
Mr. Sims preached the funeral dis-
In.i. W.C.
Woodland, Oal., Fob. Feb. lö, I901.3W.
WILSON.
1901.
Turkish Baths at Home Cost 2c Each.
Hot Springs and Medicated betni at hone in a Chicago cabinet. Taken ea.-i.'y and safely; no t' 'UP'. Cleanses and invigorates
AhKaB9aaB3Mtf9ll In-
em. Sure preventative of disYa "by removing the poisons a hieb cause them, Keeps you healthy and strong. Tones every organ and nerve in the ho.lv;
of whom "I''ns tl,e '"illiori- of pores ; sweats out
in. j". .--w 1 1 - win, u .iu-r ui .-.-ttJlT. Cl HKS RllKlM A Tl-M, M.I KIINI . -KIN, iii.oi mskaks, Kt km , liver or bladder troubles, sciatic i, catarrh, obesity, woman's ills and all other eliminathe diseases. On hath crass a cold ok STOPS A FEVER. The Chicago Cabinet , mlly i.usriiiteel, fuMi flat hi .until Kiai''. shipped mi approval, Pfios BOBtBtste ah formula for BMKl ICSted baths ana await? ., tBSS PaesstMsv mir atta li-in'iit I hvcrv hon- neeiU a Cliicatro Cu'Mtii't. Ak fur frt-f Ixi ik about basis A'.KNT- MKK Ulli MoNKV. If you want to make 1 a ! i riiht mt Initio, mi u-.irW
homel w ntt- to u for airentt proposition.
mrago llalh I nlnu. ; .... SI. Oi n Hall Ctitragw. Dee. It, Sn i
Slieriirst Sale. By virtue of an axoeoUoci to mo directed from the Clerk f the Iui.is Cirnit dart, I will expose at pabUc Sale, to the highest bidder, on Batcbday, ran ISd uw orFusWAJtr. isn, between the h ir of io o'clock A. II. and 4 o'clock I. M. of said dav at the
S. KITEBLER,
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A
I.h kinds of Fall and Winter Goods for Ladies, Qenti and Children t ECKERT'8 STORE. FVseh Groceriei all tha time.
loor of the court house in Jasper. I ii -
rniiNR Sin-iooj iv.ro t llr,rl D " 'onnty, Indiana, the rents and
I am not kdoctor. bet A 't for Hogliea Tonic, the most relia' Is Chill and Fever euro on earth. Also for Ir. Kerr' VegBtabk Nerre arid Bl l RestoraUret warranted to cure l.ivcr and Kidn.y Iroabh) and a blood partner, formerly sold bv Joseph Whelps, Kvana; monev
refunded it not cured. A No agent ir the world renowned Dr. Locbsrs' RbStt matic Remedy, has cured vripples and cases of long standing when all other remedies have tailed. 1 can give testimonials of people that have been cured ' right here at home. I have baWO employed in the largest drug business in Louisville for 17 years, I know srhatia beat. Try these remsdiei and you will save a fug doctor till. I also eil the American Western Wa-h Machine, SB- I
penor and reitei w ringer, ioiding ironing tables, Enterprise sausage machines and lard pressen and the reliable nursery st.x k of Chase Ilm-., Rochester, N. Y. " Ph. K tSTSTSB. Sr., At Fanner's Hotel, Jasper. Ind.
WINTER SUITS. ALL THE LATEST
Call and Examine. Spayd Block, South side Public Square. W)7. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
FLORIDA
church yesterday morning, and interment occurted at Shiloh cemetery, attended by a very large concourse of people and mourning friends. Members of the Dttboii County Medical Society were the active pall bearers. The doctor was enjoying his usual good health up to Wednesday of last week, when he slipped through an opening in his ham loft, injuring his side and chest severely. Next day, however, he went to Otwell to see a patient, and the exposure resulted in an attack of grippe, which his weakened condition from his fall prevented I is fighting off sue cessfully. He will be greatly missed in Madison township, but their loss is his eternal gain. "He called me a lobster," the crustacean complained bitterly. "Well, you really are one, you knw," replied the Spanish mackerel. "By the great whale, I never thought of that." Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
protits for a term nt exceeding seven
years, the f blowing described real estate, to- wit : The Soatb West quarter of the NomJi Hast quarter, and the .V.rth West quarter of the South Kast quarter, all in Becti m No. live (";, in Townshij No. one (h south, Range No. live (ej West, N acres more ur Nss, situated in IulM)is county an 1 Ma e of Indiana, and on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, inte -est and costs, I w ill at the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of rai l real estate. Taken as the property of tto Weisheit at the suit of Anthony W. Coffman. Said sale will te made without anv re
lief w hat ever from valuation or appraise- st l.om- at iiiiit train tear I or Bl Loala I, merit Utru 11 Ml , Will arri ve at .l.nkoii ill,- tlle nr
Hekmin II. CastW v, Hieritf, iiniM.i4 Oounty. Cox A Hunter. Att'vsfor IM'ff. Feb. 1, I901-3w. pff
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Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby given that the clerk of the Imbois Circuit Court has appointed the undersigned Administrator, with ill annexed, of the etateof Simon Limp .fr.. deceased, late of Dubois, county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Freokhick Limp, Adm'r with will annexed. Cox , Hunter, Att'vFeb. 1, 1901-3W. Harbison TrtiHiee Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the under-1
A Superior Thriiiiijli sl-eiiii( Car l.iio
lw. cn St. bSMtf BWS .lack. out Uls, Co.iirneni iiiK Nov. SMh. the Florida Ml Line, consisting ot tb L K. a vi U ij. k.. st. Louis to LouisTill, So. 1 1 " in Kentucky, LoalSTillStO Lt'XiliKtoli, iiii -ii aid I rosccBt Koute. I xintcton to i Dstanoon. Southern K'jr. Chsttsaoogs to Jwupand rlsnl systeat, J up to JscSsonTllls Ku.wii Inaugnrsts tortMssasofl the riat throuvb slsepina ear route to FlOfMS. 'I linm ah sfaopl UM CSTS will Imts St. Louis S.U p in iIsIIt, passlas Louisrills 7 69 a. in , Lexington IsM . rsachlng Ctaatta iffa &Mi ns.( AtlSMta M.S9 1 p. as. sjso Jackson Tills t w a. m (ssessd noralna Stop-oTcrs sllowod. This roots Isthrousb laraseltlos snM Intorestlos; oono ' try. and Is opsrststl over most superior and will BStabiwbsd lines of railway. 11,. elieiliii- are fant ami most eouvement.
In aiMltion to th Hl'o. -. lii iliilo l.-uv intr
INI
Dell
n trhi .it 10 On p. in . ii, it. oulv one iiivht
nil iroui tu 1,11111. io .laeSAouville. This line iilno slfor i-..i- iiKcrs for Klnr Ida trip via ASBtville, s. C. tin- (resisst Amern an ail year rOSBd ri sort. Oorrespondenos solicited and Information promptly furnished R, . i tMPBKLL, I. en I I'ass. Aic nt. St. I.onis, Mo. This Is also tne best line to points la Ksa tuekv, TemienMee, (.coiin ami North ami south Carolina.
upy s h innas IsrTysyaal BLL m
TrtiH-
Hut I d n't love- you!"
CfUltll asked him to get some lini- the young woman.
ment of his own make and rub it on "Then why," howled the indie1 1 see a . . I a . a at si mm
nis snoumer, wmcti pained him, nam youth, referring hastily to
(having been hurt several years ago divers memoranda in his pocket
diary, 4 'did you eat I total of fl")
candy I bought
by a run-away horse on that shoul
der) and as the gentleman started to pounds of IrO cent
rub Ins shoulder, he threw both hands over his shoulders, exclaiming: "Oh, my! I can't stand this!" and died instantly. He hail led a bachelor's life, his wife and both daughters residing at Los Angeles, Cal., for the past five years. He was a good and kind man, nnd devoted a great deal of his time in religious and temperance work and priyer. May he rest in peace. With kind regards, J. I. hv BUHMACHftSL
Columbia Township
tee's Notice. The nnderniyned, Trustee of Coliinioia Tp., Duliois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his office on jvery Hsturday, and persons having .ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the 'ek. i. t i :i i . i.
ianed. Trustee of Hartdarsa t,.n.l.i . ' J 1 l u"'
.,l,.f..l .. ;ii .... .... i ... . i.:.. i...:" I " 1 ' omce or tlie i rustee, where those en-
V. 4v,r... .ti.uu u o,...!.,,. ..m.,,,.- on eacn r;,i(i ,.nn iltHm ho,
.Monlay of the year, at my office, and
persons Having township business to transact are required to present it to him m Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in llaysrille. ttBOBGB Nix, Nov. 23 l0().-y. Trusts.
The sea-on for chapped hands, face and lips la here, and the betl cure known frr it is Moutoux's delightful toilet preparation
PANSY CREAM
(i.MPKOVKIr) Composed entirely of harmless substances, forming after its appli i-
Boone Township Trustee's Noliee.
the unuersiffnsd. Tnistee of R.xins
titled can obtain Injoks.
QSOMI W. Mil m hv, Trustee. Ilillhain, Indiana. Nov. U.'t, H00lv.
tion an invisible healing halm.
MOUTOUX'S Jasper,
Price only lö cents. PHARMACY. I Indiana.
bunc.
Subscribe for the Courikr.
you during the closing year of the
nineteenth century, if you didn't love me?" "Because," she said, with a rapt
extires on on hur losalw faatnssüi ""o"" , in,"l,T ' M'"e I relaml. Tor the in ' I ill !1 Lj Sm m f. SS1 !23Züh eo.nity. hereby give, township business, I do love candy Chicago 1 n-'not re t hat he will stten.i n 11 i.nio-. ' i i...L.
w j s wiiiisvan j ma ij inilirnn TT i ii
pertaining to tbe ..til of Trustee, at his
resilience, turee nii!e southwest of I'ortersville, on Saturdays of each week, and
rvqneRts all persons having township obtain the books.
ousiness to present it on Satui lay. Cih- The Indiana School
tens (lesinnn iHinKs from the Iownslnp Library-, are notitled that the Library is kept at my residence. Christian lion man, Tnistee. Iec 7, 190U-y.
lttiilroutl KxtMirsions.
Meeting Indiana Mute Lincoln League nt Indianapolis, Feb. 11 htkI 1'. Tickets sold at one fart for the round trip, Feb 1 1 and 1-', good until I Ith. Home Seekers Rates to all points on rob. 6 and SO, Marsh 6 and SO, April t and 17. Call Jor information. V. K. Claycomp, Agent.
flffadinon Township Trustee Notice. Notice is Riven that hereafter the Trtis lee of .Mad son township will !e in Ire land on the first Saturday of cadi month, and the remaining Saturdays at
mv rcsidenee, five miles southwest ofi
Irtdand, for the pur xse of attending It
and all persons hav
ing business wrh tue township are ck pected to confine it to (hone days. The township library is kep. at Isaac Alexander's in Ireland, where all may
lound at Wm.
times. Nov. -:, KSK)
books will be
T. Voting's store at ali I lnO M. liUKKNK. Trustee Madison Tp.
öubacribo for the Cudrikb.
Advertisers in The I capturing the trade.
Col'rikk are
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