Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1901 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1901. If you have miy loml news, or want any printing:, call iu through Ihr ConiL r I'hour. 13-Ü.1

TBI Coo nt v Fair. The Huntingburg Fair if in full blast this week, but for some cause the show

of stock, fat tu products and ladies

handiwork if not as extensive as

heretofore. Possibly the fear o

diphtheria, which is prevalent in Huntingburg, has deterred many

from exhibiting. The fancy bicy cle riding and the trapeze perform antes, on the inside of the track

are Wi 11 worth seeing, while the

races are not slow for a county fair

On Wednesday the attendance

was not as large as it should be, either. Our people should make

the annual fairs an occasion for

meeting each other from all parts of

the county, a kind of social re

union, and comparing notes of the

year whether they have any ex

hibits or not. This would encour

age the Fair association, and enable it to offer such premiums for home products as would insure good

exhibits.

At the Wednesday's trotting race a serious accident was narrowly

averted. One horse fell down, and

broke the sulky shafts, and the

horse just behind ran over the down

horse, driver and sulky, throwing

the last driver out but he retained

'hold of the lines. Beyond break

ing down botli sulkies no damage

was sustained, but it was a narrow escape. Jas. Lutz Held Upr James Lutz, employed in the marble works of Fred Thorman, had an exciting experience laut Friday night which he would not care to have repeated. He had been to Ireland on business for Mr. Thorman, and in passing through the bottoms, beyond Briarfield bridge on the homeward trip, about 8 o'clock, he was stopped by three men, who demanded his money. He had collected 123 for Mr, Thorman that day, but had taken the precaution to place this, together with his wKfb np-' flu, geat 0f the buggy, i ue robbers went through his pockets and secured for their trouble 00 cents in small change, after which they allowed him to resume his journey, congratulating himself on his lucky escape. Huntingburg News." bherman Kellams and another man had a like experience a short time thereafter, at the same place; but being more plucky they shot at the robbers, and think that one of them was hit as he was seen to fall by the roadside in some bushes and the other robber took to his heels.

Prof. F. B. Kepner, the new Superintendent of Schools, is in the i it y ready to assume his duties cn the opening of schools Monday, Sept. 8ft, Prof. Kepner is making a most iavorable impression among our pqpple. Huntingburg Independent.

St. Joseph s Public Schools. Herald. There are a total of ;'ti children attending St. Joseph's common school. With nine teachers, this makes an average of 41 to a teacher. The ;GG aie divided into trie fol

lowing grades : Preparatory and hut grade, Second grade, Third

Psrtenbeimer-Maul. News: Many persons in this city have received invitations to attend the wedding of Miss Matilda D. Partenheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Partenheimer, Sr., of Bretzville, to Rev. (leorge C. Maul, of Lawrenceburg, whbh will take place in St. John's church at Bretzville, Sept, 2"), at 4 o'clock p. m. The News desires to join with their many friends in congratulations. The Cot RiER joins in congratulations. It is rumored that some of Jasper's fair one's thought they might capture the preacher, but failed to "hit the mark!" Qoae to Princeton. Miss Helen Roge, of Ireland, has been selected by the school board of Princeton as one of their corps of teachers for the coming winter. They have made no mistake in the selection of Miss Rose as she is a young lady of culture and refinement well fitted for most any work in educational circles having had experience in both grade and district school work beside several years' work in the Noblesville high school. She is a graduate of Indiana ( Diversity and took a postgraduate course in that institution in literature. Argus. At the present conference a new presiding elder will be appointed for the New Albany district. Since the death of Dr. J. E. Steele, Rev. Dr. McK. Hestar has been acting presiding elder. Ii is thought that Dr. Poucher, for many years professor of theology at Perauw" University, will be Dr. Steele's successor. Courtney Miller, of Corydon,

is the delegate for this district.

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some

"The Tri-state races at Evans-

ville next week will be a big affair Joe Patchen and Anaconda, two of the fastest horses in America.

Will Oil Thuruilnv nnmnali f . . a I

?2,(XX) purse.

Portersville Points.

Mrs. Kd. Rudolph is again able to

be up after an attack of malaria.

Last Monday eve about 35 young

people met at the parsonage and

marched from there to the home of

Miss Lizzie Schnarr, but Miss Lizzie

bad been secretly called to spend

the evening with Mrs. Dr. (.trim

At the proper hour Mrs. Urim came

up home with Miss Lizzie and found the place alive with young people

who had came to surprise Miss Lie-

zie, as she is to leave Saturday for Cincinnati to take a special course

in niUbic. The evening was spent very pleasautly, having some nice music, aud everyone went home feeling rejoiced. Miss Myrtle Leaimon is to leave

for Cincinnati Saturday, to take a special course in music.

The wedding bells have been

tinging vtry sweetly mis ween.

Who will be the next? I'ncle Oeo. Cox, living near Burr

Oak, has been confined to his bed for several days with an attack of fever.

Mrs. Floyd Traylor left Tuesday

for Indianapolis to join her husband

in theii future home.

Hon. W. A. Traylor, of Jasper,

was in our midst this week.

There will be a gold medal con

test at this place Saturday night, Oct. 12.

Remember the S. S. convention

here first Sunday in Oct. Come.

Morgan Presbytery of C. P. church

meets at the New Lebanon church

Thursday night, and will continue over Sunday. Everybody cordially invited to attend.

There will be services at the Burr

Oak church Saturday night before fifth Sunday in Sept. and will con

tinue over Sunday. Everybody come and bring your baskets filled.

R Stafford, from uear Peters

burg, vas in town Tuesday.

Quite a number from here attend

ed Gentry's show Monday, and re

port a good time, especially Dock.

CÖBKB8POVDBNT,

Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble

and Don't Know It. How To Find Ottt. Fill a bottbj or common glass wfth your

water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a

sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your linen it (s evidence of kidney trouble; too

frequent desire to pass It or pain m

the back is also

convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. Wfcat to Do.

There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every

win in curing rneumausm, pain in the back, kidneys, lirer. bladder and every part

of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing

Ii, or Dia eiiecis louowine use of liauor.

wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day. and to f et up many times

curing the night. The mild and the extra

orumary eneci 01 9WatnpKOOI IS soon realized. It stands the highest for its won-

oenui cures ot the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.

You may have a sample bottle of this

wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about It, both sent absolutely free by mail,

aaoress ur. Kilmer 8c nm of Swubd-KooI

Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper.

gcagBVnBgn ln"tM P

Selling fast

la our stock of KINK ROASTKI) COKKKK at tOe per pound.

HAMS W2'ec

per pound,

buy for

the the

best you can

money. Full Line of Groceries; Come and nee or ring us up, Telephone l."-2. . Free delivery in Jasper. JOSEPH BUCHABT April at, 1SW- y.

Notice to Laad Owner, of tbe Romtviof of Obstruuiou on Clay direct Btai k k I m xa, g Down OoovTV, To Mary Siheiru-h and her husband, Martin Scheirieh : ..n i i a h of you, and all other IK-rfont runcerned, are hereby untitled that on Mm Kcb dav of October. I'.XM . at 9 Q'eloek in the forenoon, Michael A. Clark, Krank L. Bti and William Luegers. the commissioners appointed for that purpoHc by the Hoard of Trustees of the incorporated town of Jasper, in t Instate of Indiana, will meet at the law otfloe of Itruno liuettner in said town, lor the purpose of assessing the benefits and damages accruing to the owners of any panel of laud or lot, and the value of any building or structure thereon appro

priated by reason ol t tie removal of olstructious, now iu said Clay street, in said tow ii. You are therefore notified that the said Boa id of Trustees of said town propose to teuiove the following obstructions and buildings now in said street

and belonging to you, or in which you have an interest, and said cowniWMMera on said dav will assess the dam ages

and benefits of said structures and build

ings belonging to you, Or in which you have an interest, and described a follows : One feme UR it. aud 7 in. in length situated in said street aud adjacent to let No. 17-' in said town; and you are further notiued that said tow n propoces to appropriate the following property in said street adjacent to said lot belonging to you, or in w hich you have an interest. A tract of laud beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 172, thence west 17 feet, thence north 100 ftet, thence east 17 feet and 7 inches, thence south lot) feet to the place of beginning, said tract f land being in and forming a part

of said Clay street, and the fence above

ie.-crilel running into and obstructing

said street.

You and each of you are fur. her noti

fied that the said Board of Trustees of

said town propose to remove the follow

ing obstructions and buildings now in

said street, belonging to you, or in which

you nave an interest, and said comnus-

siooers on said dav will assess the value

of said stiuctures and building belong

ing to or in which you liave an interest, daecribed as follows: One fence UM feet and 7 inched in length, situated in said street and adjacent to lot No. 10, I in said town. Also one brick building situated partly on said lot No. IM, and' partly in said street, and the part in said street being des nbed as follows: Thej

west en, I fit s.llil limlilinir tli nart t., I,..

removed, and in said street beiBf lo feet UtaflaMy cure, any cold In 13 houra. in length and 14 feet and 1' inches in It Mitte aaoteatMMr tArsla. Price

width; and you are further notified that

said town uroooses to aooroDnate the

mhwwwsj property in faid street in which you have an interest : A tract of lind beginning at the southwest corner

of lot !, running thence west M feet

and 7 inches, thence north 110 feet, I wmr tm jtr mr mry ssrm thence east 17 ieet, thence south 110 feet fW M Mi Mm ml to the place of beginning, said tract of

land betas and tormina1 a iart of Haid'

Clay street, which buildings and structures, in tid street are required to le taken, a priated for said street and removed in w hich are obstructions' in said stret.

N itness my hand and seal of said ( town of .lasp r, Indiana, seal. this Iftfa dav of September. I J 1901. The Board of Tiustees of said Tow n of

Jasper, Indiana, by

JUHN H. JUDY, Clerk of said Town.

IHIb VvLLlx. Arbuckles 12 1-2. Blanke s 15c for 13c. 20c for 18c.

25c for 23c. 30c for 28c.

Brüning s also reduced 3c on the pound. Free Delivery.

Phone 87-3. April in. MM.

G-et a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co. Good Local ServiceLong Distance Instruments. Full Metallic Lines. We give our subscribers free telephone service to every point we reach in this and adjoining counties, (more than KM) towns,) and we are improving and extending our lines

every day.

No Shouting. No Party I. in-. No Second Hand Stuff.

and see us this and next week. "We have

SPECIAL VALUES IN OLOTHNQ, DRY GOODS,

SHOES

AND

FURNISHING

GOODS

Great bargains in each line.

S. KUEBLER,

WM.

EXCLUSIVE GROCERY STORE.

I.!, kinds of Summer Goods for Ladies, Gents and Children at ECKERTS STORK. Frt'sh Groceries all the time.

SPECIALTIES

COFFEES

Relieves and curea La Grippe.

Iiicrnsc Notice.

Iixliiiiut. tll.lt

TK K i luTfliv Kive

w Jaaper, lia-.niiniiK

ountv

to tin- it Zi ll - lif tu Bahlp. Dubois

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iiiiti -1 iti.i'ii i( tlx; I ii it. ' I States. ill appti

t toe County oiimiii'r.ioin-i'. if imiiki

county at tin i u. t n nul.ir imh in i to

lT, ruli for ii I i-i'ii to rrtHil tiitoXK'iit ma

liquors boor and wise, sad psra it the nsi to be 'irtink on tne ayenilees, uadsf tss pro Vislosa ( tin.' law of Indiana goveraisg siH-li license.

The preciie locution w lirre such lluimi

re to lc kuIiI Is in h froi.t room is Ieet wide

l SI feet Ion on the nroiiiul Hour of n two

story Iii irk IiiiiMihk situate on the north

half of lot No 11 ot the original town of

Jasper, -.aid Im i hl in fronts on Main stret-t.

klso, at the itiiie tune w ill make iiiuil ica

tion for license to serve liinchr, etc. uml

for the sale of cigar ami tnhscno. A l.ltKHT t Kl( If. ffi , MA-tw

SPRING SUTS CHEAP A Line of 90 New Styles, at the lowest prices ever offered in Jasper. NOVELTY VESTNQS A Fine Line at Low Figures. Come and look at them. Spayd Block, South side Public Square. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

Liquor LicetiMe Notice. Notice is hereby given to the ettlSSM

Illinois, him Marion township, uIhis Co., IndlaiMt, that the umlersiKneil, a male liilinh

itant of said tow nsblp ami county, amW over

ine nur ot t years, ami of n moral char cter, will Bt the regular October term 1!UI, of the Hoard of Commissioners of Haul county, apply for a license to sell and retail spirituous, vinous, malt and othr I n toxicating lhpiora in a HNS qtUUItlty than aiiHrt at a time, ith the privilege of allowing the SSSaetO he ilrank on his pn ims. s. The precise location where said liiiiors wlllhemild I situated in the front room, upon the groUBd floor, si.e t f . t, in tinnorth east corses1 of a twsetory frame nu ild lug, frontiti sycamore and Kourth stret-t, OS lot Mo. SO, SS shown on the original map or pint of the town of lu hois, Marion town slop, Dsboia county, Indiana. At the same time and place w ill apply for license to allow card playing, ilice throwing

hum to sell lunches ihhI confoetionerv JOSEPH It. NOKIifp i y Sept. 1.1, 1901. .tw.

DEALER IN

Watches & Jewelry. Clocks, Wall Paper, Pianos, Organs and all kinds ol Musical Instruments.

S. W. Corner Public Square.

Jasper, Indiana.

Railroad Exciiraions. Dbboit county Fair, Hnntiiigl.iirjf, Ind., Sept. Hi to L'l. Ti. kcts will I sohl

Sept. 1 to II. inelusive, (food returning

up to anu including wie i'ist, at -'.) cents, per round trip. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights the Southern Kailway will run special train leaving Huntingburg at 7 o'clock and hring eople hack home. Pan American Kxpositicn, lluffalo, N. Y. Tickets will be sold every day good for 15 days at NMS for the'rtytin'il trin.

and on Tuesdsys of each week, irood

leaving Buffalo tip to Up, nt, the following Saturday at 918.75. Sunday Kates. Beginning Sunday. May 19, 1901, the Southern Railway Co.

will sell excursion ticket on all tram hr

all points at one fare for the round trip, good for the day only.

HU.MMF.K RESORTS. ThsSouthern R'y Co. will s.-ll ticke. s

to the obi lowing places nainetl below at

le anf Önä third fare for the round

trip good thirty days from date of al V einen, Ind., account Sweet Sulphur Wells; Knglish, account White Sulphur Wells; Btwnville. " account Fairview

Springa; Ieionia, account DeJoniaanl

Ash Iron Springs.

Rates

Business J (K) per month, t Reridences 75c " "

Callus "HOMK short. Ollice and Kuebler Block.

PHONE," Exchange

for in

CCABIDNAL

"GET A TELEPHONE!" The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. Bna fide subscribers are given free telephone nervice to every point reached by their lines in the county, and they arc constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Oat" Instruments used. No Shooting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. GtlVE US A TRIAL.

-AND AN OCCASIONAL MEAL Are Alike in that Neither Does

Very Much Ciood. CONTINUOUS REGULARITY TS THE RULE FOR BOTH.

Boone Township Trufttee' Notice. The iinlritne, Trustee of Koone township, Dubois county, hereby pvea notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the ofli.'e of Trustee, at his resilience, turn miles southwest of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and retjuestA all persons bavin? township iMisinesH to present it on Satutday. ('illtens desiring books from tbe Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept at my residence. Christum Hoffman, Truste. Dec 7, 1900 -y.

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of ColumoiaTp., Dnbois couaty, Ind., willättenrf tu Township business at his oftice n .'very Saturday, and persons having ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the 3ek. the Township Library is kepi t t" oflice of the Trustee, where thoaa entitled can obtain books. Obohoe W. Mu.nmN, Trust', lmihaw, Nov. 23, 1800 -ly.

V. . Ciaycomb, Agent.