Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 July 1901 — Page 4

The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist. Mm c4at4at tram .a Trrr.Mr Mrar M Mar.. t:-t Klein, who lived ( !0M K 1 and see us this and cio th tt-t. d Ml on W jjulr Jl. 1901, Ii m th J the"hat. h had bwn .ae of th lat i-t ereral ras up and around attem n.et;c duties as usual, ai sda . next week. We have jasres. omoi carsm. tti some ifc rtS at J ;.- ' i tbe Catholic church Toesdaj inf. to be pren: at the fur Mr, liramelspsacber. !he tili FRIDAY. J a rerr i 1. bmca mm 1 f bhm4 b II all ifc-l-t. t.. t

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MMl The South Bend Tinea saw "The fact that a joiitical freebooter named Pre rer it at toe bead of the the so-called Brjan Democracy of Ohio, to put up a täte ticket in opposition to the Ohe headed bj Col. Kiibourne. insufficient to determine the mutire behind the movement This Uiin Prr-yer never tu a Democrat, baa do sort of standing, i a

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va- tlicu attat kl with rick the stomach, and lay down I bed. and told ber daugbtei

was with her. to fend fur her other children, as she wasaiek, and wanted to ttrru. Some cf them got there befjr her death. Dr Kempf and Rev. Basil were also sent for,

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dead. Mrs. K:n wa known to a great, manr people, a -he wa? rii.-tr- of j

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politician for revenue onlv. and is! . , -..'v. v. , ,

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absolutely without iorluenrr where

Le is best known 1 tiirfv any diffeiwaoe in hararler tetweii l'rrcr and t.'.e .ti delegate- tu the hu State i-ien-t.oO a Li. h adopted a uditi'ai platform contrary to the wishes of fourtifth at .r.-i ÜM nest yeoman Democrats of the Buckeye State ' The Dem ocrats hare lost Ohio for a generation back, because honest men saw their leaders were what the Times says Preyer is, ''politicians for revenue only. This on the principle that the Republican- had already stolen their pockets full, and would likely he more honest than the Im of out of a job femocrats, who MM oaiy too keen to -teal a- much as their opponents have. The Democrat? of Ohio don't deserve victory while they permit such scalawags as composed the recant convention to r present the Tea.hlrs I.?r:rrrc. By the circular to teachers found m another column of the Cor rieb the public is apprised that the Teachers' County Institute will be held at Huntingburg this year, beginning Aug. 12. Some of Bnpt. Wilson"? friend- :a Jasper are disposed to rind fault with it- being held in the ' little town acros the creek. " and want to know if Jasper is not good enough for the county teachers, as th know it is the most conveniently reached for most of them. We presume the Supt. thinks "turn about is fair play." and Ja-per had it last year. But they reply Huntingburg is more expensive for them, but as those who secure schools will get paid for their attendance, they can afford the expense. It ii a little harder on attendants who fail to secure schools.

Superintendent, and was of a

jovial disposition, ea-y to form acquaintance!, she j a native of Hadm. tirrmany. and OHM In Hi L". S. with her brother, Mr. Heurv

.-panner. of 1 ronton. Ohio, when she was but eight years old, and at' her death n a.'ed ''. vrars. two two

months and one day. She will be buried at St. Joseph' grave yard th: Homing Mrs. Klein an i Mr. Fred. Klein

were married at I ronton. Li , in lv7. and moved to Dubois county, ind., in IviO. and has since then been a resident of this count; Her busband died everI years ago. leaving her with seven mall children, and a farm r. : : : y : ; i r See sold the farm and moved to Jasper where she raised the child ran creditably, and was known as an industrious and frugal mother.

She leaves ix children. M Klein. Mr- I. n - Miller, I ingburg. Mr. Azatha Jahn Maggie Diane, and (ieorg Andrew Khen. and a tep-oi Joseph Klein, with a num

grand children to mourn for her. Her is the drt death in Jasper this season from the beat, and i should be a warning to all to guard ' against exposure to the heat, until the br! wave shall have pa- :

SWS daiUr sizes. A by mm also a book Root and its wnd Dr. Kilr.sr it Ct.. b

iiezx prevAjling in this ijfrvus bsSSWM so üecepisa l?iths are caused by .-. a, heart failure :f'zn the result cf kidney j i:z -lie is allowed to ai--poisor.ed blood will attack - -.; k.ir.eys themselves 1 waste avay cell by cell, s of the blood the albumen ISS SUSTotet his Bright's : form cf k.iney trouble. amp-Kixit ' 'r.fJidlsspecific for kidney, bladder :les. It has cured thousands less cases, after all other

Utsts in fifty-cent - sent free Bee S"ampIWft Ad.! - i x N Y an.

SPECIAL VALUES IN CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,

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'"Trustee Milburn will havs a room rhool hou-e 1)111,1 at

Crv I he mtitriu f will be let at 3 p. m. Aug. I Ith, on th1 gioanos, arT:i drouth u cutting short the corn and potato sod tobacco erofM in Dtthots eoantjr, and con -:irur-d drouth tor a week longer will reduce them fully 50 per cent.

Great bargains in each line.

S. K1TEBLER,

lavarlably cures any cold In 12 boura It aeltksr aaoaeatea car pbyslca Prico

. 25 cwata Hunt- , , , Mr, TU i repoeted that dry tout . "in i- driving cattle insane an J to

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Fisbior in Calumet l ake. -''a-: t;. w.i pending an outing at Calua)t Lake caught a large u.ker and immediately istjt the following mage to his wife: 4i've t one. Weigh -even pund and i a beauty." In r'ply came the fcüiHTtng -ijnul bv m wife: bare !. Wt ghe ten prjund. He i-n't a beanty. Looks !ike vou." Bir.le'e News.

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LL kinds of Summer I ioln for Ladiasi Qeacs nd Children nt ECKERT S Ti IRE. I reah Irocei ieS all the tune.

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The SirruN ; Wave The hot wave extending over most of the central western Sttte thi week didn't dodge Jasper a little bit. Thermometers in the shade have registered from to 101 every day thi week, and on Monday Mr. A. B. Krempp put his out in front, where it bad both the un and reflection from the tre-t to make it

nappy, ana tbe mercury -oou marked IIS degree, when Andy I took it in for fear it would boil orer and spoil the outfit.

The Cumberland Telephone horse and one of Mr. F. Vollmer'. saw log horses were overcome Monday, but bv areful treatment were able to be around on Tuesday. A good manr horses appeared that da v with broad

briaitnkd straw hat- on their beads to protect them, and oxe had large ponges of water under tbe hats. No doubt the horses thus' treated would say "thank yon" if they could talk. Chas. Seiler, s Wieras Sols er aas Usf Res4eat of Jatper is Dtai Tbe Cocbieb is informed by letter that Mr. Charle Se.lerdied at his home in Cincinnati on last Mon-1 dav. July 1' '1, at a m , aged' I ' year. I month and 17 day, of chronic bronchiti. contracted in the artsy. He leaves a widow and nine children. He had been con-jj fined to his room fur several weeks I reviou- to death

Mr. Seiler lived in Dubois county most of bis life, and in Jasper for manv year, and has a number of

relat've in this countr. He enlisted in the armv in in the 14 J reg t Ind. Vols., and served till the war ended. He moved to Cincinrati. O., where a portion of his children were settled a few years ago. He wa a devoted Catholic, and died in faith cf a happy future. He wa- hurird fr rn St. torge's church. Wednesday morning, after a solemn icquiem ma at Teacher' Kaamioatton for license at the Jafer Public school house to morrow. sSrZedro Holly was taken to the county Poor Asylum last week, suffering with consumption. He comes from Jackson township near Bretx fiiie.

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5E T.wssHtr. Rose Steinhäuser. Iillian Sweeney. Anna Kir. Flora Vtdlmer. F. X BIw-inr T Hit M ret. V tl II'se Wm. W. u!tt J i .Illi. Maude Let C. J. Evrard. Jasper Ab! A-:. : Mattie Lüliin. Clara V. Alford. LuSa B. Young. Wm. Burlingame. Eva Radke. Lvdia Battle-

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mat tue an-Ier-wt will ..i Uavid rf r lot ale at ii I., i'raiz. leM of twfll. on IS, WW, aid Jocedeal ;n .in . sitoated in eoaaty, lad., J wpet road ' -. Said land ulinty aae. New . !- an.l other -.i.re otehard. kw tiw'k the euWvatloa -xrept

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i i Ine third .f tlie n -. !!-. ri'-tiiipl .:i -nf'iteen. sjotea wrth approved boariawt pr --nt. inuntil paid, wajviSSJ reion :n'l nipr:iietnHnt hnat r attorney-' ft -e at 10 o'clock a. m. ta Aukott. Eaerutor.

Tilcphune I'rophecy. Hon. 9 1'. Bheeiin, PfttideBt of the New Telephone companT, of Indianapolis, made the following statement the '' her day to the state Board of jfa Cornmiasionsta i "More ieoj!e are interested in the j telephonf bosinetl than in any other bu.ine.-. in Indtsna, not ex- j eluding the railroad- and intennhan

Ifnot I make the prophecy that, within -ix yenr- from this time, every farmer that has a clock will also have a teh-phone in his bouts N -t a toll line in the stats can do nil the business it is called on to do." Mr. Sbeerin'i prophecy Is certainly likely to prove true in Southern Indiana, at lea-t, where Indenund-

nl Home Telephone lines tie being

conetru t.i in neatly every townsbip. There is ;i marvelous growth 1 " in the business in this part A the ummn State as well ss in the central and 0frVC W2 Iii C2 f i i r A Q Dortbsrn portions. -N. A. Ledger. J 1 J i t, Syfi CL rl .. . A Line of 90 New Styles, at the lowest prices Get a Home Phone! 1 r ever offered in J asper. Dubois County NOVELTY V ESTINGS TclöDhOfiB Co. A ine Iine at Low Figures. Come and look P ' at them. Spayd Block, South side Public Square Good Loca, serv.ee. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR. Long Distance Instruments.

Full Metallic Lines. We give our subscribers free telephone servii ti Bwry point we reach in thi- and adjoining OottOttSfl . (more than H town-.) and we are improving and extending our Unta ?ery day. No Shouting. v. Patty Lines No Second Hand Stull

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Call us "HOME PHONE," for short. Office and Btchaoge in Kuebler Bloc i

Watches &l Jewelry. (locks, Wall Paper, Pianos, Organs and all kinds of Musical Instruments.

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PENNYROYAL PILLS

CUMBERLAND Telephone & Telegraph Company. im oaroaai is j is, i i i i n . i'i -i.i. hi oiu . ii. i ii Maaaewi i i i m nt Mt . imw'j and lan'i I i N . n , l it Mr KUH) rrrMMi nt, We will put a Telephone in your residence for 50c a month. Business Houses $1.50. EDWARD BAMBERGER, LOCAL M t It AO BR.

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Bootlfl Township Trust'' Not irr. rii" aodersignsd, Trustee el Ü obi township, IhilmiH roimiy, hereby (five notire that he will aMen.l to all I pertaining to thsofflse of Trost at bis resktenoei tnree miles aosthsresl ot Per leisfllls, isi Halsnlsriol saeL essht und fsjqnesti all persons hsrinjT township jnainesa topreeenl it onHatoi lay. CIU sens d tiring books from the Township Libtary, are notified thai the Library i

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Uolntubla Township TPtH tr's Notice. The nndersisrnsd, Trustes of Coltinv i T.. Dubou county, Ind., willatteml rowiifhip Imsini-KM at hi" Otfii 11 rSSrs Sntnrdny, and MfSOSM bsfim iwoship bnainsss to transsx1 are 11 qntfstsd to presont it on that day 01 tW 'ek. Lha Township Ubrati la kept al tin orhes of ths Trastss, wbsrs Öw '' illeil r in nhtrtin hooks. U to ans W. MiLBtrasr, Trust. ilillhuiu, Iniirana. Nov. j:i, lHtH) ly.