Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 February 1901 — Page 4

The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist. L UlfciU

RE AT REDUCTION !N RR ICES !

lAttfBH. ÜI ÜIS I illüiTV. INDIANA. iltrK1 ib. I (..iHf 1 J.- ic.lin. fsr M'i tB UrocfS t hi ma! I M rB c ! r FKIHAY. FEBRUARY -J. SmJ If y wo hr any lornl Drn, or

want iit printing, rail ui IhruiiKh Ihr ouri.r fhuur.

nfWIr. Sam. Wulf man, of fiuntinghurg, the lllWUftlfal titubei speculator over there, is in Indianapolis, it is said seeking an appointment fromliov. Durbin.

nT" To-day i a Nati mal holiday Washington's birthday but the hard times prevents any general patriotic celebration of it. Or is it because in these Republican imperial times Washington's principles are no longer in favor? Alack and alas ! MuWouIdn't Mrs. Nation have a "sw -t t time" if shs should attempt her smashing fad in Dubois count v .

The saloon keepers would hug and

kiss her till her hatchet would droi 1 i .

iron) ner nanus wunout uoim; anv

damage, in very disgust!

nrMr. rhu. Maringer called to renew this week. He will be BO

years old in March, and has taken

the Courier for more than a ouar

ter of a century and enjoyed good a 1,1 , . i

neaun. coming ntce a good paper

to keep vou in robust health Sub

scribe now and enjoy old age.

ÄfXow, with the nearness of

Spring, and $n.X) or 1,UU idle

money in the Building and Loan

Association, which can be had bv

the stockholder at straight six er

cent, interest for the purpose, it is time for Ja-per citizens to be organizing some new indu-trv for the

town. There are a number of kinds which would pay stockholders on the investment, and good factories of all kinds are what builds up a town, and keeps it growing. WThe proposition of the town board to buy a tire alarm system for Jasper should be well considered before the committee makes a purchase. Fire alarm systems cost all the way from f 1,500 to 125,000. Would it pay our people to put one in at these figures? They are a good thing in large cities, but the systems are all patented, and several Indiana cities compromised law suits against them in the I'. S. courts for infringements of patents, and some are yet pending. It will be well to be careful before buying, and not buv a law-suit.

W. thousand bills iutrodnc-d in the Indiana l.-gi!uture, and a bakt-r's dozen so tar enacted into law s. oPOakland Citj MM hav. organized a company to build water works Um N BP5uThree American women in Chic go have married Cniotee. ami

and -Ii the Chinese ne.v year, '-t Tuesday, renounced Christianity, and joined the Confucians. There was a gIM . e rem me v in the Chin

ese temple celebrating their conversion.

Pound Dead. Maria An. .a Baumert, who lived with her son, Joseph Haumtrt, two miles north we-t of Ja -('er, wafound dead Sunday morning by her daughb -r-in-law, Amelia Baumert. Coroner Guckes held an inque: Sunday at;erno 00 and the cause of death was found to be heart failure Ir. Salb had been attending net for

heart trouble. She was , months and 1 dav eld. buried Feb. 19, 1901, at B

I Vr'.ir-, l She was a. m.

Town Election". And now candidates for offices to be filled at the coming May town election are being talked about, and the committeemen will son fix the date for the Democratic primary. Before then interested tax-payers and business men, whose taxes or losses must pay the bills, should determine that business men, who conduct their own affairs successfully, and pay taxes, thould be nominated for Trustees. There are three to elect, and they should be mtn who will not run the towu largely in d-bt. Jasper should not put on city -tyles too fast, or its growth will be retarded. This week Mr. Kasper Hatter announces his willingness to serve the people as Marshal. Since his retirement from the saloon business last year, he has been a "gentleman of leisure," and most fjlks presumed he had made enough money to live easy, but it seems he wants a hard job for the Marshal's uflice. properly tilled, is no sinecure. The Courier thinks he would make a good Marshal if elected. Who next? Safely in Jail at Jasper Are the Reeves mm. Sheriff Castrup and deputy brought the Iteeves men, accused of the murder of John R. Gardner and W'm. Cox, deputy sheriffs, in 1885, to Huntingburg yesterdav morning on the 10:50 train from Louisville, and brought them to Jasper on the afternoon train. At Huntingburg a crowd of over 100 met the train, and the prisoners were safely lodged in the city lockup till time for the afternoon train to Jasper. At Jasper a big crowd met them, also, but by this time they were convinced it was only curiosity, and that the Sheriff had taken all proper precautions. It is said the crowd at Huntingburg was larger than the one which attended the mintrel show there Tuesday night. If the Snerifl could get them to do a song and dance act at Kästners opera house, he could easily make back the expense he has been put to, and probably have some money over to help them pay expenses for their defense at court It would be a "drawing" entertainment, and without any danger to Um accused.

Tie Reeves Men to be Brought to Jasper to be Tried for killing Gardner and Cox. Sheriti Castrup Waited to Frank

fort, Ky., Monday night, in reBpOQJa to telephone from the Ky. prison authorities, to get the ReeVM men, their term of imprisonment in the State penitentiarv having ex-J pired there, and thev beine held for

the Jasper offioei The murders ofljtmaa would Gardner and Cox occurred in 1885, vented, and it will be ditlLult to secure all Good men the witnesses now-. i:i:ai::t.at :.-

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The DiKorerfr of Swamp-Root at Work

Eis Laboratory. There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so deceptive. Many sudden deaths are caused by i: heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are ctten the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble s allowed to advance .he k.'.r.ey -poisoned tlood will attack the vital organs, or tne kiir.eys themselves bra' down and waste away ceil by cell. Then the nchr.ess of the blood the albumen leaks out and the sufferer has Bright' D:ease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer s warn p-Root the nrw disfrua'U ic tr i a FM-if .-sr L t -t n VlAA9

W v j m . . BJ uy ,9 l 1 w ' r i Sat a a VaWkAWS 1 ana urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases, after all other efforts have filled. A' c:g;s:s in fifty-cent and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free by rr.ail, also a be. about SwampRoot and its wonde:! -i cures. Address

Dr. Kilmer & Co Blcghamtaft) N. Y nl mentior thi m

Retleciion of a love's evesicht

never

Spinster. were good, pahave been in-

Letter From Eugene bill

from Mr Kutrene üil. who at one

are products of religious

have newr married.

of the

women

who

fhe editor is m receipt of a letter thin to love what bad iudtmeni He

jruetimes uses in not calling the

0 tn.

A handsome man divides women into ela-es ttfcOM he knows he t an kiss, and those he thinks he ran M

iFTBR a very large and satisfacto-

ry business in Ladies, Misses nd 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.

KUEBLfjR,

time wa- a valued correspondent of i

i r i i .i.t I

me lOLKir.K m lreianu. Aiinoiik'ti

it is a private letter, the writer ha so many acquaintances in this coun

ty who will enjov hearing from him.

that the privilege is taken to publish

an extract or tw

Dallas, Texas. Feb. 17, 1901. Dear Iiro. Doane . Now I guess vou will be surprised

to hear of me again. Since I lat

wrote to you 1 have married, andilike a child playil g with electricity.

you snould see the red-headed who does not ;:Ue the shock when it

sn aver I have that calls me "dad. "'comes, but cannot resist trving it

Takes his red hair from mv whi.-.- nce more.

ker-. I am a longdistance from old! Rahm mpr. are n easilv enter-

Jasper and Ireland, but my thought tamed as th one who had a habit

otten wander t the good old times:., tatint off i..a v.-:V. o-p,u; n cr.ri n a

I have had there. I often think of Whenever he wanted a little excite the "Courier" and white haired iment Vada Annew. in Judee.

man who sits in the eii'orial sanc

tum, and alwav. I wish tor his -uc

-oon as he (til time.

Confusion between a man - rrow at being found out and sorrow for what he has done has been one of the scandals of morality.

A (jirl kt-ini; a married man

JASPER, liKnOIAJNT ,

JFZm. LT " k. H L' .11 .... I u-:..i..- i

' ffU f !.-!. -n.- all the time.

cess.

Father and mothe; have moved

to Los. Angeles, Cal. Marshall and wife and little girl an 1 R m lod Bayley are orer there, t i

fexas is a great old Btate. Loll

of land in it and a few Dem rati Thev raised a few bale-of cotton

this year. Plenty of work, too. and " d a.vv I scarcely ever h If

of old Indiana, and often wonder

about mv old acquaintance. ttiere.

The saloons here are onlv closed

mm m

ou ououai t irom a. m. t- I v. in that farm 'o tl,.- vill . xt -m i tl. la

me children go barefooted all win-iw"boit reeeivine a ritten e meeal from

ter. sundav is a regular dav for "'' 1 1 ' - " now in--

leaauie. A great manv Mree.s in I lTJ'J ?llJ 1"?:

Uai.as seem to hav- l n n ade on -tlie f:.m. M ..!;... tr. lini-.i- r..

In 1.

At a.1 druggists, lue Met kouv.: M lor coughs aid colds. Dees ut .ustite or phb.c. Price tS cent.

Notir. I warn all peRMMM BOt t luv tiinler on the Wlieaa tana Iron Frsace ireen ''in Sa n- eatbority to sell timl-er for me I will prorwut- ireen an-l any MM that catf and remo e- titular tnnn

I am not a doctor, bat A.-'t lorHenbei1 Tonie, the mst reliable Chill anl reref cure n earth. Also for Ir. Kerr's etanle Nerv- an t Blood Bettorative, warranted to cun Ufer an l Ki ln.y I trouble an-1 ik.xl partiler. lomerly oll ly .Ion-ph Whelps, Kyana; money retaaded if not eotedT. Also agent r the voftd lenownod l'r. Lochite' Hhcin mat it- Keniel, has cure.l vripples anl easts f lorii stan ling when all other remedies liave failed. lean fifOteeti r-.onia'ci of people that have been eared light hero at home. I have been eini'ioy ' in the larlret lni business in Louisville for 17 years. I know what m iK-st. Try the-e reme.lie ami you will save a big doctor i ill. I also -. il the An erican Western Wash Machine. n-

p-rior ami relief wrintrrr. folo.mf iron

WINTER SUITS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES TO ORDER.

lmrtahles, Enterprise m itage machines and jXamiD6.

Spayd Block, South side Public Square.

anl larl ore--.-- an 1 th- r. liable nur- srv

stock of Chase Bros., koche-ter, N. V. Pii K -r kk, Su , At Farmer's Hotel, asper, tnd

WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

cow trails that were used bei re Dal-

as wa-a -ity M -t of the -tr.e' -

are paved with boisj d arc block, made of osage orange. We hav : verv fine couit house.

I would like very m ich to 5ne all my old Dubois Co. friends, but I guess I may never have that ptaM ure. Regards to friend-. A-c. Yours itncerely, Bcos! Gill. 122 Santa Fe Ave.

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Re'.i ves and eures La Gripp. Why Me Paints.

Kvery paint mark on u Indian'. face is a -ign with a definite meaning which other Indians: ma read. When an Indian puts on hi- full l J I. I ! t A 1

war pawn uecas i.. , neu not oniv t.-i h.in. t i i.

with his individual honor

ttuctions won by hi- own bravery,

but also with the special honors of his family or tribe. He may p -sess one mark of distinction only, or many: in fact, he may be o well off in this respect that, like -otne Knglish nobleman, he is able to d m a new distinction for every occasion. Sometimes he will wear all his h n-

ors at one time. Among the Indian

Turkish Bathsat Home Cost 2c Each.

Hot spring and Ufdiested baths at home in a Chicago cabinet. Taken easily ami fafely ; no expoeare. " Cleanses an l invigorate? the entire c

SSB. Sure preventauve of iliwase ly rem. vinf tbe noiSvo.-' which cause them". IKeepeyei neatthjr an.l stionsj. Tonea e. i y . riran anl nerve in the body; 1 opens the millions of pores ; sweats out line person which cause h ea.se. (km HnEfSATi-M, iu neant, k.is, bloom msKAsEs. Kt ziM, liver or blad Jer troubles, ICtaiici, catarrh. otneitJT. .:.ian' Is an l all other eluuinatiCe Idiesssses. Ova aan craaa coco ok TOei I K EK. TksChiras-o nlm't i Kully OMTSalSS I. fokts flat in -mail spe, shipped on approval, pr,- . tout ;l.-t.- with for in ii U for un-l .

Hit !. V- " If -t. en

mi u i ior nri"i; imiiij i :tr i hm

f u n I . I.i i n i mill .1 .( kMM II l-. GossBMBeiae Nr. istb, 1 1 - norMa Air Use, eoaststlae of tba L. it. a -t. i it. u.. t Lasts to Loaiavitie -o K'y in Kctitneky, lmaV ille to l-XHiKtoli. lin t-ii .oi l PruTt III Koute. l.i'xniiftiui to baSaBonsn -"utie rn K . battasMMMjs So Jss ! m i i 'i nit jrskess, Jassp to JsaksoBVitts giis.vitl Insasatsta tor tuv eaaon tin ureal tlirouirli leeptas ear route to r'loriUa. Tlirouxli i. n.- n will Issvses. Loats s,it p in daily, pi--.uk Lsalssills ? SS h. ui , l.-xinirtou iu..'U a. tu., reae hi ii hsttssoosai &JS p m . sUasts p. ui. and Jacksonville sal . m sooosul mom I as). Btop overs sltoweä. Tin- route' Is throiiKii Isrss eHlos ami laterwsttaar eoaatry, ami Is operated over Boost snperlor sad .1 estalilmheil lines of railway. The MSeduleH ar- taut an l niol rmu einrnt. la addaloa to sne above sebedals lesvlss st. tibssssl alsM train l-avuuf m Uiuni ini a ui , will arrivi- at JfaSfcSOBVills tin Seat niiclit at 1 i p. in. inak.iiK only one inglit out from t Loa la to Jaekauai life. Tin- Ilse also atioi Is paasnasrs for Plot ids trip via astaevllle, n. ( . uss greatest aasertess all ar rosad resort, Cwrrosposdsaua sotleltedaad Inform at loo promptly faralsned R. . AMHBKIX, en'l I'a-. ssjesS. -t. Loula, Mo. Tbts Is siso tibe beet line to points in Kes tueky, T niH H.i c, iii-uriiii ami North aiel ontli I aroliua.

The Matoa for i

he-t curt

ispped hands, I ice ind lipa

known f r it g Moutoux'- delightful toilet preparation

is here, and the

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A' r. T MAM. IlIoMoNKV If voiiwant to make t5 a .lav. rlabt at bna, essgworfe. W r:i- to in tor aifeiit proposition. i In. ii-.. R oh nbtBMM Co., Strluwny Hall CBnaaassaa i.r, f fu :.ai Imsoii JiMiegj! Notice. Iratfflfl ic hereby given that the un.lerslned, Trustee of Harbi-on towntihip, will stt n 1 to tow nship bm-iness on each M .n lay of the y.ir. at my oAee, anl persons haviug township business to

tribes there i ne designated bv the ran" , ( r- re julred to present it to bun

qrabol of the dog Beta, painted in The tosrnahip l.brarv ssifj be kept at red on the face. The various parts my h imein liayvil!e. of the Osh are ecattered heterogene-: . .soroi Six, ously on the surface of the face ; the ! , 23 lw)-'y' Trustes. peculiarly long snout is painted on Boone Tovmshtp Trustee' the forehead, the gills are repre-j v Tj sented by two curved lines below Mottet'. the eyes, while the tail is shown a T(l, I" ' ' ! Tr'"'f! - ,f ,! ' " , , , . . ... town'tii(.. iiiiU.M eonatv, hereby gives cut in two i and hanging from either n,,., .. ?lia, Ue w ,..,, , ,,.;. .. nostril. When onlv on or two pertaining to th- . .f Truati. I i.i.

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l-arts oi an animal are pa nteu on a man's face it is an indication of inferiority; when the whole animal appears, even though in many odd- ( ly assorted parts, the sign is ore of great value, and indicates a high trank. Pearson's Magazine.

resi.tonce, tore. m.le outhwest of Por

tersville.on HatuMaysof end, week, ami rsnests II persons havine township vHisiness t'tpn-sent it onSatui lav. ( itii desiring boosts trotn the Township Library, are notified that the Ubiary is kept at my resilem e. Üaaten Hoprnag, Trustee. Oec 7, IWU-y.

Columbia Township Trusttt''M Notice. l"he nn.lep-iirm- l. Trustee of Colomia Tp., Dubota coanty, tnd., willsttsBd to Township business at his oilice on very Sat irlay, an l j-t-. . fi m having . ownship business to transaet are reHiisteil to present it on '.hat lay of the . ek. I he Township hibracy is kept at the ottice of th Trtietee, w here those en-title-J can obtain Ini ks. iKoK'.k V. Mil. in ks, Trustee. HiUhatn, Indiana. Nov. J.i, 1S0O ly. Matlison TowiiMliip Trustee Notice. Notice g er.t'n that here ift.-r the Tms tee of Mad tea township will bfl in In 'an-l on the tlrst Saturday of ea h month, an I the remaining Satur lays at my resilience, live miles southwest of Irelan.l. for the pur om of attending to township business, anl all pen-ons having tiusiness with the : wiilup are expected to conline it to tii ise .lays. The township library is kep. at Issc Alexander's in Ireland, where all may -btain UM books. The Indiana School loks will Is bMM at Win. T. Younir's store at ah times. 1 1 l. M. 1 1 kkkn k. Rot. -' 1900-y Trustee Madison Tp.

PANSY CREAM

(mraov id) (' rnpose. 1 entirely of barosleti mini tncee, forming after its application en invisible healing halm. Price only 1Ö cents. MOUTOUXS PHARMACY, Jasper, Indiana.

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