Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 July 1901 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
Armn. dvboii oovmty. Indiana. startd at Iba FoaloBet at jMpir Indiana, for ruMlMln laroaga ta Um road data matter.
MTTbe Louisville Liederkranz is making arrangements to hold a big
pic nie and einging content on the shore- of Lake Calumet, near Jasper, on Sunday, Aug. 11. It in expected that the societies of New Albany, Jefferoonville, Tell City, Kvansville, Vincennes and Terre Haute will attend and take part, and that more singers will gather there than
Jasper has ever entertained hitherto.
FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1SK1.
It ye hT Any Ux-al new, or want My printing, rail ua through Um PHriM Phon. 13-S.)
The Hoosier Democrat of Charlestown, in Clark county, calls W. K. Cox "the giant sassafras of Patoka bottoms," and says it is rumored that he "may contest with Judge Zenor for the Congressional honors of this district."
aWTbe per capita cost of the
Federal Government of the U. 8
during the 4th year of King Mc
Kinley, ending March 4, 1901, wax
$7.27 for each man, woman and
child of the land. The cost of gov
erument in (.treat is main l'.u; in
Germany $3.07; in France $4.31
Former Lieutenant Governor
Mortimer Nye, of LaPorte, was
stricken with paralysis on the after
noon of the 4th while delivering an address at Union Mills, LaPorte
county, and died on Saturday morn
ing. He was a former Grand Ma
ter of the Grand Lodge of Masons
of Indiana, and a sturdy Democrat
JsaTSheriff Castrop has received
notice from Warden Shiedler, of the State Prison, that hereafter convicts
will not be received who have not
been recently vaccinated, and eher iffs and deputies will not be ad
mitted to the prison who have not
been vaccinated within two years,
and that the order is made upon the
demand of the State Board of Health
aWThe New Albany Ledger is
making a tight against filth distrtbut ing McAdam streets in that city
The Ledger is right. Asphalt or
bnck streets are the only kind that should be tolerated in a prosperous town or city. On country roads
McAdam is a good thing, if kept properly repaired each year but
the keeping in repair costs piles of
money and furnishes lots of work
for men and teams.
Dangerous Bbidoe. The ntone arch bridge over the slough on the road to the Jasper grave yard, has fallen in about half its width, and
makes a dangerous place. If a per
eon attempting to cross there should
fall over its side, either the county
or town whichever one controls it-
would be liable to heavy damages
It should be promptly aud properly
reDuui, unaer tne direction ot a
competent superintendent, not in a A a a a
lereeiea in ine contract, a pro
perly built stone arch bridge ought
not to cave in. One hundred and twenty-five ex
curaion tickets to Jasper were sold
by Agent Shaw on July 4, quite a number of our citizens drove over, a ti a
ana many more would nave gone
bad there been a night train back Notwithatanding, the News is in formed that some of the Jasper peo pie publicly express their displeas ure at what they term the slim at tendance from this city. The rail
road company wanted a guarantee of $35 for a night train, but the management of the Calumet Lake
Co. refused to give it. We happen to know that certain of our public spirited citizens opposed a general celebration here on the Fourth, for no other reason than to give our own people, and others who would have spent the day here, an opportunity to go to Jasper, or some other celebration in the county. Under the circumstances the attendance from this place was all that could have been exported. Huntingburg News. It may be that some Jasper people, or people from other townships who expected to meet Huntingburg friends here on the 4th, were a little put out at not meeting them but the Courier has heard no complaints on that score, as the crowds from other places were so large the Huntingburg people were not generally missed. But 125 is not a very large delegation for a friendly city, within 7 miles, of over 2,600 people. Country citizens outside of Huntingburg, who bought R. R. tickets there, were surely as many as those who drove over to the dance at night. Jasper has sent double that number to the Huntingburg Fair, political meetings and base ball games, several times. And if the statement about the R. R. company wanting $35 guaranteed for a night train is true, the directors of the Lake company say they knew nothing of such an offer, and, of course did not refuse it. The trouble is, Huntingburg folks missed a good thing, and want to
hbu an excuse lor the blunder.
Meinrad last week.
Towa Beard Proceediafs. The Jasper Truttees met July B, UH)1, in regular session, all members present. The following were the allowances :
C. Do&ne, printing w. w. Alb. Renner, w. w. labor, G. R. Wilson, surveying, W. B. Buiford, docket, Ed. Gatzweiler, marshal, H. Hetticb, 1 mo. ref. w. B. Buettner, attorney,
F. Jahn, w. w. mains, John Geier, teaming,
Jasper Mach. Wks plumbing, 73 75 Ed. Beverstedt, w. w. mains, 1.63 Wm. Schuetter, teaming, 6.87 Street lighting 22 arcs, 572.62 Board of Trustees salary, 31.25 John H. Gerber, water pipes
at gas well, 10.00 B. Schroeder stone crossing, 10.50
L. Renner, w. w. mains, 2.00
Veneer mills pumping water, 174 34 John H. Judy, clerk, 17.08 M " plumbing, 8.70
C. Fierst, w. w. mains, 1.60
18.00 1.35 1.00
12.23
40.00
SO 5.00
2 00
19 37
Total, $1,004.68 The petitions heretofore present
ed for an order to vacate portions of
1st and 2d streets, wa9 reported on
unfavorably, and the prayer of the
petitioners was on motion refused,
and the petitions dismissed.
Ordered that Goo. K. Wilson
mark the grade of side walks on 7th
street east of Mill street.
Ordered that Benj. Schräder re
pair tne stone arch bridge, which has fallen in, on the road Lading to
the town grave yard, immediately.
The Dubois County telephone
Co., having some poles in Jasper that are not used, it is ordered by the Board that the town clerk make
out a notice to it to remove such
poles immediately.
Ordered that Trustees Gerber and
Schmitt are appointed a committee to designate a place for a fire hy
drant on 4th and Anderson streets.
Ordered that the Town Marshal
collect the saloon licenses to Aus.
4, 1901, and make report thereof.
Ordered that J. H. Judy get some
saloon license blanks.
Ordered that Marshal Gutzweiler
act as Street Commissioner for an other month, from the 14th day of July, 1901.
Ordered that the town e'erk make
a nunc pro tunc order as of date of
May 14, when order was adopted,
reducing the fee for commutation
or street work to cts. a d iv fur
two days.
The matter of railroads maintain
ing arc lights at street intersections where their R. R. tracks cross them, was talked over, and continued till next meeting for the report of the
committee heretofore appointed.
The Board then adjourned till the
2d Monday night in August.
Thoaade Bare Kidney Trouble aad Don't Know it. Blew To BS Oat. Fill a bottle or wmmon flau wfth your water and let It stand twenty-four hours, a
sediment or setUinf Indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; If It stains your linen It Is evidence of kidney trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back Is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. 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 of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing tt. or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity oi being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sUes. You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it. both sent absolutely free by mail, .as - . r i a.
aaaress ur. ruimer & Sam of Swamp-Root Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer In this paper.
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and see us this and next week. "Wo have
some
SPECIAL VALUES IN CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
SHOES
AND
FURNSHNG
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GOODS
Relieves and cures La Qrtppe. More Contests. There will be a told medal con
test at Bethel church on Saturday night, July 20th. A good clae? is expected, but any one not known of may feel free to come and enter the class. (Jood music will be furnished by the Flat Creek String Band. Admission, 10 cts. Proceeds over expenses go to the Young Ladies' Aid Society for the bene tit of the church. Everyone cordially urged to ome. The grand gold medal contest will be held in the grove at Ireland, on Thursday night, Aug. 1. Speak er-, get realy. Programs will appear later. M. L. Horbs. Good Word for Sugar. An eminent Englith physician
says that the consumption of sugar
has doubled thioughout the world in the last 1" years, the English and the Americans leading the list as sugar-eating people. Furthermore, he says that sugar is a potent creator of energy and a maintainer
of stamina. Brooklyn Citizen. N. A. Ledger: Frank Jones, the Republican Superintendent of Public Instruction, wants a third term. He is High Gyascutus in the Republican Officeholders Trust, it is said. This is rather iough on other aspiring Republicans for the Superintendence7.
Great bargains in each line.
$. KITEBLEIK,
Invariably cures any cold In 12 hour It neither aauaoataa aver pbyalca Price
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How to Drink Iced Tea. "If you will drink iced tea," says a physician, "and you are taking large liberties with your digestion to do so, at least prepare it rt onally. Pour freshly made tea di rectly over the cracked ice. This method is much to be preferred to that of letting the tea stand to cool gradually, a process by which the injurious effec' of the tanin is considerably increased. " H a rpe r ' s Bazar.
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kindn of
Summer (iood for Ladies, tonta and Children at KCKERT'8 STORK. Prath Groceries all Um time.
Haysville Hurrahs. Will Krodel sure fell in love with
Peter's daughter on the 4th of July.
Billy says he likes to squeeze girls
he likes.
Doublecordtd John Dunhalver is
now running the delivery at Hays ville.
Geo. Baker took his sweetheart
to Jasper Sunday, and btougbt back another one in her place. Oh!
George is a hustler.
Prof. Frank Bauer says he likes
to see his name advertised in the Courier, so that the girls will get acquainted with him.
Eva Baach male a mash on Peter I. That gray mule ran a mile a
minute. What has become of
Stumpy, we wonder?
Will Krodel and Christ. Frank
went up east; Will went to see his honey, while Christ, was watching the horse and buggy. Christ. didn't
et him stay any longer than 1 1
o'clock ; he got tired waiting.
Joseph Weisheit has been located
in Needmore, Ind., but has left, and
will probably locate at Buck Sboils.
The dince at F. Mann's place
was largely attended by many Kel-
emlle and Dubois people.
A boy said he will marry i i a
short time; he said he believes he will wait for a chance first ; some
one told him there had to be two to get married; I thank you, he said.
Ed Seitz went to see his tweet lit
tle honey Sunday. Ed says she is
as sweet as honey, every Sundav
i.Ut : v.. ii i l"r
iiikui hi muo, no win luve uer rain that .lav
or shine. i-i-numi.'
Executor' Sale of Real Estäte. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the last will of David L. Craig, deceased, will offer for Male at the late residence of David L Craig, deceased, '. mile southeast of Otwell, on
Till' KM DAY, AlOlST I"), 1901, all of the interest of Haid decedent in and to the following d ascribed real estate: 71 17-100 acres of land situated in Jefferson township, Pike county, Ind., on the Petersburg and Jasper "road mi e southeast of Otwell. Said land also lies on the Dubois county line. New I story .-roorn fiame house and other out buildings. iood 3-acre orchard. Plenty of running water for stock the entire year. Land all in cultivation except B acres in timter.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
I ierson desiring a farm. Tirmh or Sale: One-third of the purchase money in six mouths, one-third in twelve and one-third in eighteen, purchaser giving notes with approved freehold surety, bearing tl per cent, interest from date until paid, waiving relief fro.n valuation and appraisement laws and providing for attorneys' fees. Hale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Clakenck Abbott, Executor. Chaille & Carpenter, At'.'ys. July 12, 1901-5t.
Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co. Good Local Service-
Long Distance Instruments. Full Metallic Lines. We give OUT subsrrrbers free telephone Urtica to every point we reach in this and adjoining counties, (more than 100 towns,) and we are improving and extending our linen every day.
No Shouting. No Party Lines No Second Hand Stuff.
Rates :
J Business $2 OO per month I Iter id?nces 75c 11 '
Call U8 "HOME short. OMice and K Hehler Block.
PHONE," EiehanfH
for in
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SPWVQ SUITS CHEAP A Line of 90 New Styles, at the lowest prices ever offered in Jasper. NOVELTY VESTINGS A Fine Line at Low Figures. Oome and look at them. Spayd Block, South side Public Square WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR. IIÜI1RY! HURRY!! I have no time to write an advertisement this week. Look at this space next week:
Dubois county's Up-to-date Jeweler. S. W. Corner Public Square. Jaxper, 1 milium.
Railroad Excursion. Pan American K x position, Huffalo, N. V. -Tickets will be sold everyday good for 15 days at fi.-V toi the round trip, and on Tuesdays of each week, good
leaving Buffalo up to 13 p. in. the follow- j in Saturday at $18.75. Sunday Kates. Beginning Sunday,' May 19, 1H01, the .Southern Railway Co. will sell excursion tickets on nil trains to all points at one fare for the round trio. '
good for the day only.
Sl'MMKR RESORTS.
The S mtliern R'y Co will sjII ticke. s to the following places named below at one and one-third fare for the round I trip gxxl thirty days from date of sal i: Velpen, Ind., account Sweet Sulphur Well; Knglish, account White Sulphur Wells; BoonviUe, account Fair view Springs; DeGonia, account Detioniaand Ash Iron Springs. I Excursion to Marengo Cave Julv 14.
One dollar for the round trip. The Jas
per liascball Club will go to Maiengo
aii' l play
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Doe
Are
Alike in that Very Much
Neither (iood.
CONTINUOUS REGULARITY T3 THK R1JL-K KOR ROTH
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS
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Marengo at Fair
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CUMBERLAND Telephone & Telegraph Company. (INI OkPO RATED.) .1 ah. :. -ti.mvKi.l., PlwsMeat anil qetjl BBaSBMtSMM I.KI.AMIIHI NK, Sn 'jr nn. I A ., . nil WniinKcr r. II. WMIH. Trcnaurrr. We will put a Telephone in your residence for 50c a month. Business Houses $1.50. EDWARD BAMBERGER, Lf)CAL MANAOKK.
Ceo. Baker and K1 Seitz went to
aee the two eisten some time ago. George waa unlucky ; be had to
watch the old man while Ed having a time with the girlf .
Foua Kids.
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Seashore Kxmrsion Aug. I. Kound trip tickets sold at $17, good 12 days for return. Low excursions to New York City, iood tor 10 days at leas than one
Waa tare for round trip. Call on ag't for date.
Triennial conclave Knight Templars Laurence, Ky.. Aug. 27 to 31. V. E. Claycomb, Agent.
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llooiitt Township TriiMUw Not !. The nuilersigned, Tru-tee of M.xme township, tJatMst county. Iierehy gives aotfet that he will mteml to all huxiness
lertainiiiK to the olli e ot Triutee, at hir residence, tnr e mile" oiilliwest of Purteraville, on Malurdaysof eaeti week, and requests all persons having township mainess to present it on Hutu i lay. Cititena desiring books from the Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept at my residence. Christian If orr an, Trustee. Dec 7, 1900 -y.
Columbia Townahip Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Oosw" liaTp., Dubois county, Ind., wlllatses" 'o Township business at his Office ?very Haturday, and perwona baviej wnship business to transact '' " quested to present it on that day ol th ;ek. the Township Libraij Is kept at ofhos of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain books. (i so ho a W. Mii.ih'r.m, TniHtee. Ilillham, Indian Nov. 23, 1800 ly.
June II, 01, eowy