Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 March 1901 — Page 4
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FRIDAY, MARCH l. 1901, If you have any local uwi, or want any printing, call ui through MM l ourlar Fhone. 13-S.
WASHINGTON LETTEB. T!,e t-mlnent Kidney
Jasper Democratic Primary
The voters of Jasper are hereby
notified that the Democratic rri
marv Election will be held at the
olHee of the Jasper Electric flight
Co., on L. 0th street, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, 1901,
beginning at 1 o'clock, p. m. for
the purpose of nominating: One Trustee for the 1st ward; One Trustee for the 2d ward ; One Trustee for the 4th ward; One Town Marshal ; One Town Clerk; One Town Treasurer:
For said town, to be voted for at
regular May election. The primary election will be held by ballot. Joseph F. Friedman, Andrew Krem it, Geo. V (Jramelspacher, Precinct committeemen. GaTMr. John H. Judy announces himself as a candidate far re-election as Town Clerk. He has madt an efficient officer during his past term and if re-f lected his part of the town business will be well look ed after.
School Lecturer. Mr. Snyder, a traveling .Swede lecturer, delivered an interesting and instructive lecture before the Jasper schools this week, on Switzerland, its gjv ernment, the manners and customs of its people, etc. fcrMr. Kdward (Butzweiler is announced in this week's CoruiKKas a candidate for re-election as Town Marshal. Mr Gutzweiler has made a very creditable officer during the past year and, if successful in the coming primaiv. will no doubt make a good officer. 1Ä-The call for the Jasper Democratic primary will be found in this issue of the Courier. Now let the candidates pile in their announcements. Good men should be nominated for each of the offices men who manage their own affairs well, and the Courier would like to fill a column with names of this kind at $1 each. Bring 'em in. BTvJoeh Winchester, as presented by the C. E. Dramatic club at Kastner's Opera house, on last Friday evening, was highly appreciated by a large and appreciative audience. The parts were all well rendered by the local atari and frequent was the applause they received. They will produc the play at several neighboring towns as noted in another column.
New Firm. Mr. Wm. Hüls and Mr. Conrad Prechtel have formed a partnership to deal in all kinds of country produce, and have opened business in the Prechtel building on 6th street a convenient location. Mr. Wm. Haller sold them their first case of eggs Saturday last. As they are both well known and energetic they will certainly get a fair share of the produce business. Head End Collision. As the afternoon train, from Jasper to Huntinghurg was going through the yards at Huntinghurg on last Monday it was run into by a freight train. No one was hurt and little damage asside from that done to the engines resulted. As far as learned no one was found responsible for the occurrence.
Washington, D, C, Feb. 25, "01, Credit will be due to democrat! ii congress for whatever reduction of war taxes the country gel. The republicans fully intended to kill the bill in conference, but when they found out that all of the democratsin lb" House, und euough re publicans to uiak" a majority , were determined to head off that scheme, the leader at once ordered that a compromise be patched up in con
ference between the House and Hen
ate bills. That compromise will not, of course, in any sense, be I democratic measute, but it will make some reduction in war taxes that would not have been made, if
the democrats ha 1 been less ag gressive. Senator Morgan, in the minority report of the committee on Foreign Relations on the resolution declaring that the ratification of the HayPauneefote treaty is not a condition precedent to the construction of the Nicaragua canal, and that the lT. S boald proceed with that work regardless of the Clayton-Rulwei agreement, which was adversely reported by a party vote, makes the positive chaige that Mr. McKinley caused the resolution to be adversely reported. Concerning the inllotnce
of Mr. McKinley with the republican members of the committee, aod his right to say what is expedient for them to do, Senator Morgan said: "This claim was made in the committee, and his (Mr. lie Kinley's) views as to the expediency of action were stated as grounds of objection to the resolutions.
From this view of the duty
Senate, I wholly dissent." Main
republican senators who have
claimed to be for the Nicaragua ca
nal are now under suspicion. The
claim that action on any legislation, relating to the Nicaragua canal
while the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is pending would be discourteous to
Fingland, is a very plausible bluff,
but still a bluff. It has been suc
cessfully used to prevent action at this session of congress. The Panama i anal lobby is trying to do the rest. Its latest and most important
recruit is a member of the cabinet
of Colombia, who is now in Wash
ington, seeking to transfer Colom
bia's interest in the Panama canal to the U. S. government. It is not
surprising that ugly stones should
be in circulation concerning this canal business. Senator Morgan stirred up the republicans by openly charging them with having in
tended from the first to kill the ic a e m .
aragua canal bill, saying oi tnem
and their tactics: "These men are
willing to be kicked and cuffed
about by King Edward VII, and are kneeling to his every whim. They do not believe the P. S. has any rights unless Great Britain says so. I know that the canal bill was used to influence the election of Mr.
McKinley, the republicans knowing f
all the time that their
were to defeat it in the Senate
and Bladder Specialist.
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The Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work la Hi Laboratory . There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so deceptive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
It heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to advance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Then the richness of the blood the albumen leaks out and the sufferer has Bright' Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new discovery is the true specific for kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hcpeless cases, after all other efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent and dollar sues. A sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling about SwampRoot and its wonderful cures. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bincnarnton, N. Y and cnentior this, raoer
Thanks. During the severe and long sick ne-s of Mr-. Jane Myers, formerly Mr-. Armstrong, the friends and acquaintance", were always kind, helpful and attentive, and when relief came to her by death were sympathetic ard sorrowful with us. For
of tneifl.jj a liivinc son. we feel verv
thankful, and wish thev mav always have as kind friends as they have shown themselves to us in our atliictions. BlCHASD A. AUfSTatOXO
REDUCTION IN PRICES I
iPTBR a very large and satisfacto
ry business in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Capes, Jackets,
Purs, etc., we have on hand now about 60 wraps, all of this year s styles, in Capes, Jackets and Pur 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. 8. KI7EBLER,
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At ail druggists. 1 ue best known medy tor coughs and colds. Dees nut nutate or physic. Pr;ce IS cent.
I.W.
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
for Gentlemen who cherish
Quality.
Sold by Hather A Uricb. Not le I warn all persons not to buy timber m the Wilson farm from France fireen
Uten ins no authority to sell timler
"r in- i win ppiM-rute i m-en ami iinv
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I.I. k uuls of Fall and Winter loodi for Ladies, I lent i and Children at ECKERTS STORE. Freeh Groceries: all the time.
I an note doctor, bot Aar't tor I highe' Tome, the moot reliable Chill and fever curt- on earth. A lso f..r lr. Kerr- - ifetahle Nerve an. I I1 I Restorative, warranted to cur' Liver anl Kiin ,y trouble and a blood purifier, formerly sold by Joseph Whelps. kyana; money refunded if not curei. Also agent tor the world renowned Dr. Lochers' Rheumatic Remedy, has eared -.ripples anl eases "t long standing w hen all Other remedies have tailed. lean give tc-ti-
instructions one mat cots and remo - timber from
i mat larm to tue uui extent 01 me law t ifii.i it r . -. . 1 1 ? i i r i tt rithui e, n..ii' i-,.r..
... f. I nine - u mtmiiis 'im ii 'on,--, in iiMui All the extravagance of the re-lne to , m Thomas Dooley, bow liv-
publican congress is not connected iing on the farm, is my only agent author-
with big appropriations, although
they make the most fuss and are naturally heard the most of. During the debate on thetJeneral Deficiency bill, it wa.s shown that sinecures were thick as peas in a pod. It was shown thai committee clerks, the moment they do any real work, use their pull with members to get extra pay therefor, and that they have been succeeding in getting much money in the shape of gratuities simply because nobody made it his business to oppose these petty raids on the public fund. The clerk of one committee claimed, and wtll get $1,0) extra for read-
iced to dispose of timU-r belonging to the farm in Madison tp.. Dubois Co., Lad. w. C. WILSON. Woodland, CiL, Feb. 11101. Feb. 10, l'.sJL 3W.
tnonials of people thai hove been cored right here at MOM, I have bOM employed in the larg-st drug business in Louisville for 1 years. 1 know what is best. Trv tlies' remedies and 00 will save a big doetor till. 1 also sell the American Western Wash Machine, superior anil relief wringer, folding ironing tables, Enterprise sausage machines and lard presse- and tin- reliable mir- ry slock of Obane Bros., Rochester, N. V. Pit. K -i kk, Sr., At Farmer's Hotel. Jasper. In L
WINTER SUTS, ALL THE LATEST
Call and Examine. Spayd Block, South side Public Square. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
Turkish Baths st Home Cost 2c Each.
Hot Springs and Medicated hatha at home in a Chicago cabinet. Taken easily and safely ; no exposure. Cleanses and Invigoratt -the entire svs-
Another Mother Qooe to Rest. Mrs. Jane Myers departed this life Feb. 24, 1901. Her maiden name was Chew. .She was born in Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. !, 1819. At her denth she was 89 years and 14 days old. Her first marriage was to Madison Armstrong. This union was blessed with four children; two of these died in childhood, and one other, Huston Armstrong, died about two and one-half years ago. Mr. Madison Armstrong died in Aug. 1866. The other, and only living son, is Richard A. Armstrong, who lives in Peabody, Kan. Her last marriage was to Mr. James S. Myers, who is still living. Three grand and four great grand child-en also survive her. "Aunt Jane," as she was culled by nearly evsry one, suffered great pain for five weeks, but she bore her
sunenngs without complaint, and ! waited patiently for the Lord's sumMM. She had been a member of the C. P. church since she was ouite ! young. Rev I, I, Banta preached the i funeral sermon in the 0, P. church, ' 5? stSS remain8 lid to rest in I the bhiloh cemetery. i One Who Knkw Hkr. 1
em. Sure preventative of disease by Hmoving the poisons a hieh cause them Keeps you healthy and strong. Tones
-,.f mI i.aim,nn K u;a 'v' r.v ' r''" nt-rve m the todv ;
1 . . . . 'i Tn" , opens the millions of pore sweats out committee; clerks of the Pension ,)M. jsons which ean-e di s.a-.-. bureau, detailed to help the pension) Cvana Rhsosutism, m. udxby, skik, committees, of congress, are pre- iu.ood duuusm, scsbha, liver or bladsented with 1500 each in addition to ,,l'r tr.Hit.ie-, sciatici, catarrh, obesity, their regular salaries, and clerks all other sliminative , , 6 -it diseases. Mnkihth CUKES a COLD ok who have copied a few page from non nrnm. the congressional record, in regular! Th Chicago Cabiasi is rally Oaanuit4 office hours, are given from 3tt to TplTr 92.000 each lot extra Work. A lit d bstns and boater etc., to.00 racestaara . i j i . u , .. las; attaoh:nent fi. Krrv ii.ni.. needi n tie dialogue between Representative Chicago Cabinet, Ask for tra wk i at Cannon, chairman of the 1 louse j'"4"1committee on Appropriations, who ,A:'!k; ew"' reported the bill, and Kepresenta- Hj; ftXlXZ Ä . tive Loud, of Cal., shows how care- CMesase. ose.fl, -sra
lessly the items are scrutinized be
F L 0 It IDA. A Baps rief i hrmiuii Ulf wsilag nv Ltes ata I seal gS. I.'ei i mill .1 a lion illc riiitn'iM Nov. Wth, tlit.' Florida Air Llae. eonaletlag of the L fc. . M, U lt. it.. -t Loin- to IciuifV 1 1 1.- -i K'y oi K'ntii'k. LoBlSTllleto Lsaitsgtoa, Qaeea and I reaoeni Knute. i.ejcniKtoii t luitanooga, Soathera K'y, ctiattuiiooKii to Jo-np Hiel Plant tystess, j. up t jHckaonvllle Fla , will InaaguraSe (or the neuron the ttr at throuuli ileepiag ear route to Florida. Through leepoitf c.ii w ill leave t I.0.11 tf.15 i In. "tally, paSSlBg LoalSTllle I e a. m , l-exonrton iu..',u a. 111., reaohlaa Cbettssooga sjg a , tttaats ts.a p. BS. SSM laohSOBTillS W a. 111 I oi. , loialaa). BSosi-overt allowed. Tin. roass hittuvagh IsuTge ettiee sad lateresUageoaa try, anil im operated o er in"t uperior ami Hell eütalilNhed Ion of railway. The h-. pile- are fat aad Moet eoaveaieai, In Hlilitioii to the aixoe aeliedule leaving -t. I.OUI. at 11 1 Klt . tram leavniK -t Loall - a in , will arrive at Jitekon ille the next niirhtat 1 Oil p. 111 . iniikiiiK only one loht out from st l.oui- to .laek-onville. This Has also attor.u Dasseagars for Fir ein trip via Aahevillf, N. ( . the Kreiitet Asserieaa all year NMiSiu r. ort. l.'orrespondenee olu ile.l ami information prontptlf tarn la bed i . AMl'UKLL, Uea'l Pass, .truit t Louis, sto, This Is also She bast llaeto points in Ken. tneky, Tenn'-aae, .eori(ia ami .North ami south ( urolmu.
Tf:e sen-on for
happed hands, face and lips is here, and
I" it care known fcr it is Motitoux's delightful toilet preparation
the
UMriMatm TniMtcw'M Notice. Notice i- hereby jriven that the underdfOed, Trustee of Harbison tOWttahip,
11 "rei to townsinj, tui-iness on each
fore they are presented tc the House. Mr. Loud: "Who is William L. Htiles, who is to receive an appro
priation as a messenger for the Com- ioni.iy of the year, at my ofllee, and mittee on Accounts?" Mr. Can- wm,n having i township business to non: "Well, if t rod doesn't know davs to present it to hi,
tun any oeiier man I uo. lie is The township library will be knt
lost." It has recently become u,y h ime in Mav-ville.
known that a
recently
man has for
at
I KoK; g Nix, Trustee.
a long v-
lima hnn dr.irinn col mm mm 1 mm ' n '"O"-- J.
. . ... j mi.il u.u m rami j mm lici a of one of the important committees iiOOIltt tw1I Tm..aaa,.
RUIM I . laiiaaw m
Notice.
of the Senate's Foreign Relations
who did not even come to Washington during the session of congress, to make a bluff of doing the work which was performed by two assistants. C. A. 8.
Relieves and cures La Gripps.
The undersigned, Trustee of B.wne township, Dubois county, hereby gives notie that he will attend to all business pertaining to the olfi of Trustee, at his residence, tun e miles outhwet of Portersville.on Saturdays. if each week, and reipiests all persons having town-hip üiisiiie to present it on Satin lav. Otiten desiring books from the Townnhip Library, are notified that the Library is kept at my residence. Christi Hon m kg. Trustee. Dec 7, lK)-y.
Columbia Tounsliip Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of C.lumuaTp., DtltXMs OOOnty, Ind., will attend to Township business at his office on jvery Saturday, and persons having .ownship business, to transact are r--juested to present it on '.hat day of the s iek. 1 he Township Library is kept at the oliice of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain hooks, (JaOMi W. Mi i.m us , Trustee. Ilillham, Indiana. Nov. J.;, 1H00-Iy. Mutlison Township Trustee Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the Tnis lee of Mad; s,n township will !hj in Ire land on the ttlll Saturday of m h iiemth, and the rvmaining Saturdays at my rtsldeliee, live llllies southwest of Ireland, for the pur xtse of attending tc township business, and all persons having business with the township are expected to eontlne it to those lays. The township library is kepj at lsaae Alexander's in Ireland, where all may obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be lound at Wm, T. Young's store at ali timeS. (1K0. M. (fKKKNK. Nov-. 2 t, IWKl-y Trustee Madison Tp.
PANSY CREAM
(tUPBOVSD) Compo-t'd entirely of harmless suh-t tnces, forming after its application an invisible healing halm. Price only 18 cents. MOUTOUX'S PHARMACY, Jasper, Indiana.
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