Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 October 1901 — Page 4

JASPER. IUKOIs lOlNTY. INDIANA. KutMwl i Ik f -tofflc at Japr lntfttnt. fr rutiuiiur. ibrotif h tk lillu MMM cl mstttr. FRIDAY, 01 rOBKR 18, 1901.

II fmm hiitr an, in nay ii ml im;, ihr t kui m i'ii.. i,.

!.., I hi all it thrt l.t-i.

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Democratic Stale Chairman. S :ne of the Democratic papers

are dltCQMlOS who shall succeed

Mr. Martin as chairman of the Democrat:.' State Committee The

Coukiek thinks it i somewhat premature, a- Mr. Martin has not vet

dignified bia intention to retire from

the position and the Democracy of

the S:at" are generally very well sat-i-tied with hi conduct uf the la.-t Campaign, and that the failure tu carry the ate at the election was not due to Iii management but rather to the seductiveness of money, and gold-bugism. And fromindications at present the result will be the same next year, regardless of who is chairman. The Democracy must be a party of education, and work for averted principles and policies as proclaimed by National convention, rather than for mere possession of the public otlices and loot,

before it can reasonably hope for

success at the polls. However, some mighty good men are mentioned as suitable for the Chairmanship, and among them none better than Hon. J, J. Not. an, of Evansville, who possesses the organizing ability, and the extei.- . acquaintance ovi-r tin- State, and the force of personal character and honor, with a power of persuavincss that all go to make an ideal chairman, and achieve success, if that is possible. If Mr. Martin desires to retire, the Democracy of the State Convention will make no mistake by contiding the chairmanship to Mr. Nolan. The "common peo

ple" of all parties recognize him as one of their brethren, who would further their interests rather than those of the millionaire corporations, and this would bring strength to the party in the canvas- and it needs all the strength it can muster. The UepublicaM will tie in favor of the capitalized Tru-ts.

Win the scandalous ease originating in circuit court against Frank Olding lof whipping a woman in Ferdinand township, became he alleged she was a witch, he plead guilty to a charge of A. A. !., and Judge Ely took the case under ad visement. Many a voung man has been "'bewitched" by a good looking woman, but it is very seldom in thi- enlightened day that witchery is alleged as a reason for horsewhipping. If the law permitted it he should be ducked severa.1 times in the mill pond, as agoodeitfC for his hallucination. He would not likely, then, horsewhip another woman soon.

Dubo s circuit Court - i Iwr term promptly ' 1 ! : -on, Willi hi h'nur, L . I.' . . I...., I .... II ',, 1

j. ik 1 1 iirFiuiii, w u er rnmculor. and his deputy H. M. Kean, attending to the pleas of Um Mate llenuan Eckert, Cleik, and deputy Jacob Eckert as scribes, and Herman Caslrup as Sheriff, I with a force of deputies, and Mr. Tieman as court haihtt I jon the calling of the crimiual docket a large number of cases in which the defendants were not yet arrested, weie continued. Mis.- Ella Marlene was sworn a official reporter i for this term of court. The following indicates the disposition of j causes up to Wednesday night:

si kit Cautn State vs Benj. Dooley ; seduc

tion; nolhed, part:e- mairied ai.d living together. State vs Jacob Seng; S. L on Sunday : nollied on account of former adjudication. State vs Sherman Kellam ; S. I.. V. L. ; 3 cases; continued by agreement. State vs. I'eter Schnell and Lon Clark; S. I.. W. L : 1 casts: continued by agreement. State vs Mag. Segers ; S. L. VV.

L. ; continued on account of -ick-ness of prosecuting witness. State vs Jacob Middlebuhler : S. In W. L ; plea guilty; fined 5 in

one case, noilied in one.

Slate vs John Black, Jr. ; C. C.

W. ; plea cuittv : fined 5.

State vs James Heacock: A x B

with intent to rape: intent nollied:

trial by court for A ft B and drawing dangerous weapon, finding of not guilty. State Vs Frank Olding; A A It; plea guilty. State n facfc and Joseph Taylor; A A- B ; trial by cour;. State ft Dan Taylor: provoke; plea guilty : fined 1 . State vs Clyde Cornwall ; drunk; plea guilty; deft being under 21 yean of age he is released on his promise of good behavior, and sentea e i s withheld.

state n rrank Schneider. A 4k B; plea guilty; timd ". S:ate vs .Martin Schneider ; A & B plea guilty : fined ".

State . Phillips; drunk; plea guiity , lined 10, State vs Tony Beilner; provoke: plea guilty ; fined II . State vs Casper Beilner. A A. B; plea guilty : lined 5. Civil Cavui

Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and lessens ambition, beauty, vigor

and cneertuiness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that It is not uncommon lor a child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the child urinates too often, if the

urine scalds the flesh or if. when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the pa&tage. it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition cf the kidneys and bladder and not u a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swan-Root is soon realized. It Is sold

by druggists, in fiftycent and one dollar sues. You may have a sample bottle by mail

free, also pamphlet tell- Wmm

ing all about it. including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer tt Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.. be sure and

mention this paper.

FALL & WINTER GOODS.

N B Have now a complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc.

aaVTue Loogootee celebration Tuesday over the opening of two glas factories there, drew a big crowd sixteen coaches coming in crowded on the railroad, beide the

people of the surrounding country

Hon. F

eloquent speeches ; thre was a bi.

Maurice Frit, tt al., vs iVter Schnell. Receiver allowed 350lof his services and outlay. Repjrt of aale of note to John B. .Schipp for 1373.75, confirmed; $309. M due Schnell, receiver reports as applied to unaccounted for notes ; report approved. The Car.nelton Water Work vs City of Cannelton : on change of venue from Terry OQOttt) ; dimis.-vd as per agreement on file, each party paying share o-t. H. M. Kean, adra"r estate of 8 iphia Rinderer, d-ceased. report? sale to Sally Lee foe :;i cash; confirmed.

The petitiou for appointment of

Portern ille Poiat. Uncle "High" Johnson is confined to his room this week with an attack of heart trouble.

Mrs. Brown, of Rockport. Indiana, is visiting friends and relatives here this week. We hope soon to have good connection to all parts of the county, a two more telephones lines are heading this way. A crew of men from Mitchell, Ind., on their wav to Arkansas in a

very complete steamboat, spent;

unday night here. I hey were well equipped for bunting and fishing. Putting up heaters has been the order of the day this week. Boone township should be fenproud of the splendid prospects for a great advancement in its schools this winter. I have visited manv

Our stock of CLOAKS & WRAPS is unequaled in the county. We offer you the very latest styles and patterns. An early visit will convince you. S. KUEBLER,

laraxlably cores aar cold la 12 sour.

Notice to Heir. Creditors. Etc. In thf nutter of the estate of Barbara Mehne. deceased. In thf Daboii Circuit Curt. Oetofcet temi. la)l. Kotke i herebv vriven that Ilenrv

room.B. Breidenbaugh as Administrator of

of the schools and in every

have found a teacher that thorough-'tlu ! Barbara Mehne, deceased, ly understood the business. All Pnn!"ln,,1filw " "Int

of our teachers

aaaaeai in tinal nttjeaaeaa ,,f paid

are wir:-iiau men .... an.i that tk

and women, iullv qualified to in- nn fct -xaminati-.n an l

I.I. kinds of

Summer Goods for Ladies, Lients and Children at ECKBBT'S STORE. Fresh trooerie8 all the time.

struct the minds of the it

eration and assist them to

na gen.''id (.'innit Court.

lav com-r :r . 1

Will Colli-

action of

on the iMth dav at which time afl

. . . . . - tieirs. i r-.htnr or Umit- of nmi.I .

plete a louudation lor their future lute an- n . iir. I n said C urt lives, not made of sand, but on iMaad show -aus, if any thr u . why eternal "Rock of Ages M aaid account and fouthaw ahtmld not tie n . .. , , ajr..vd. And let all heir-, legatees Remember the silver medal con- AD i ftthvr ,.R- ;nt..r,..:. . ;q,fM.ar an , test Saturday night. Kvery body make pnol of their claim to anv part of is cordiallv invited to attend. "d estate. ' r . i i .1 i j ?

: . in o, , . I " w uau'i :ni ine seal mi sai l

ouu, .u,UiUK ai tv:v o tiwiCoart a. Jasper. In.Jiana. thk Stk is the tun-- for regular quarterly " t -. r.

LADIES

day

TAILOR MADE

communion service of the U. r. Church. Kindly invite all ehrttians to attend this meeting. Every member is especially tequestto attend.

Service at Lemmon's church o'clock Sunday afternoon.

HFKMAN ECKERT. Clerk

IM.;- C. C. Travi .r ,v Travl.jr, Att vi. Oct. 11. 1901 ,-2w

SK RTS

si owl v.

guardian for e-tate of Seb. Huebner I is reported to be

was dismis.-ed by applicant. Frank Merkel vs Alexander Co. National Bank, et al., dismissed on plaintiff's motion, in one case. I.eroy K. Cave vs Bessie V. Cave: nv iree granted defendant on

her er ss nuplaint, and custody of

CMMER Kr HT-.

at The S-xithern R'y Co. will s -II ti. ke.s to the foliowina; places named btloa at .,n rA i .nö- t Ii i r.l 4 m . .r KU miin.1

I'ncle George Cox, near OtvaUJtate rx! thirtv dan from date of tali

improving very Velpen. Ind., arcount Sweet Sulphur CB I Wells; English, aceount White Sulphur " Well; Boonville, accoant Eainiew

pnn; :.. n:a. account IM lonia and Ash Äron Spring. V. V. Claycomb, Apent.

Railroad Kxcursions.

Ban American Expoaiticn. Baflab, N. Y. Tickets will be eold at the rate of fv.r for the round trip as follows: Tickets sold on Saturdays good leaving

imnaio up to ruMniatit itiur.lv

B Posey and others made .chMreD Ruth and Helen, and 1100 lowing date of sale. Tickets sold on! ai.eerhes there . hit ! alimony, &nd that plaint;ff tav de- i Tuesday goo-I leaving Buffalo np to mid-1 apeecnes , mere wa- a Dit..f-,,, . f . . ' mht on Sun.tv fo oin .i.t rr u

dinner OA the grounds; the glass ; ani onrltne 01 TH.keif wM on Thaav..k,mi..ioii1n...nnJ,nf 1-Iul, and a like sum everv three mi.inwt,iiTii-ii.riiin-.M .1..-.

months ttitreatter lor a ieriod ot sale. Leave .1 aster on anv a urdav.

and sold them as fast a made; the bands made fine music, and lots of people from other towns got drunk on Loogootee whisky. The big new enterprise9 started work auspiciously, with natural gas for fuel. The town will probably double its population before the first of January, and numerous residences ate being built to accommodate new citizens. It is a living example of what courage and a little money can do for a town. Jasper citizens were too easily discouraged when

they hired their one well, and

ten years, for the support of the said hildren. Yal. Bonder adm'r estate of Joe. Raubet, der d. was ordered to sell real e.-tate at public sale. Caroline Droste, adm'r estate ot Melt In m Droste vs Chas. Krempp; judgment for 9881.65. Christ. Hoffman vs F. (ieiger, et al., judgment for '. '.'a". Dub ii- Co. State Hank v John B. Buechlein j dismissed in two cases. Leonard Bretz v- John CaaUVft:

Tuesday or Thursday daring O-totwr.

Home Seekers excursion tick will be sold on October 15. N"ov. I and 19, and Dec. 3d and 17. For further information call on ticket ajrent. Bandar Rates. Beginning Sandav, May 19. 1901. the Southern Rail wav 0.

will sell excursion tickets on all trains to all points at one fare for the roand trip, good for the day only.

struck a water hole, have tried another on

They some

hould judgment for $183.58

S MaV . ' ""j'(

of the

jii

hills around town, low jtlace.

instead of on a

1 letter;

h. Buchart v- Anton

judgment for 105 17.

Jo. K. Buchart Vaioa. Blurue; judgment for 1191 21.

Henry Huhn, S- fur several ! Val. Haas fl Phil Wahlhausar,

years editor of the Iluntingburg et al-; dismissed Signal, retired from that position' Martin Eckert 's pet n to be renn Monday morning. It is report- leased from the bond of Benj. T. ed there was a difference between Brown, us Tru-tee of Jefferson Tp , him and Mr. Pickhardt of a little! was granted, and Brown ordered to over Ö(H( on a settlement of ac- enve nevv ü ad of 10,0(10 in ten counts that dav. Mr. H. claiming da.vp to the approval of court, there was due hi;n for services 1 John D. (iray, guardian of minor 4X, while Mr. Pickbardt claimed ,eir o Mery iray, dee'd, files new he had overdrawn his salarv some- ontl !', 0; approved, thing more than $100. He had ! (n affidavit filed for the benefit made an excellent editor of the Bif- u Carrie K. Lemond, Luther Lernnal, and addeil much to its popu- on(1 ruIel to appear in court on larity and consequent prosperity. lie ay of Oct. 1901, and show His place will be hard to fill The cause why he should not be proCot kiek hopta he may soon secure needed again "t lot contempt of another good position. court. W am kp. Additional factories of ' ajuThe Dubois Cou lty Teleall trinity at In.,,, 1 . I L. l r- i . '

..v r, , . ici-uii. niii- puone v . nave oiK'n"u an ex-

will be gladly change in Birdseye with .'" sub-

Re'.i ren and care La Gripp

Rates Shoes from 25c up! . -

Get 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 100 towns.) and we are improving and extending our lines every day. No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.

AU Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 np. Come and examine samples. Upstairs over Sermersheim's store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

Large line of Guitars, Mandolins, Violins, Accordeonfl and

other musical goods just arrived. If you want a bargain in any kind of a musical instrument Give me a call.

Jeweler.

Jasper, Indiana.

f Business J 00 per month. Residences 75c M M

AU kinds, Also a FnU line of

Callus "BOMI PHONE," for

hort. Othce and Exchange in

Kuebler Block.

(1ÄK

ing for a location

welcomed.

Dry Goods an Notions. Boys and Mens HATS

From 25c up. Are

Telephone lV& Free delivery in Jasper

OCCASIONAL

Wonderful Growth.

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company has issued a statement of its business for the month of September, 1901, and the continued growth of the system is shown as follows: Number of subscribers, September 1, 1901, 68,813 Number added during September, 4,419 Number discontinued in September, . . . 2,152 Net increase during September, 2,267

Total number of subsciibers September 30, 1901 70,580 This exceeds the record of any previous month in the company's history, Are you in the Baud Wagon with the satisfied patrons, wbo don't ue "wild cat" instruments?

ADVERTISEMENT A ND AN OCCASION A L MEAL

Alike in that Efeithet Does Very Much Good.

CONTINUOUS REGULAR ITT STHE RULE FOR BOTH.

Boone Township Truaten Notice.

The tin.lersiined, Trustee of

township, Ihihois county,

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice.

Roone

herehv give

nnti- that he will attend to all bnmnpns

pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his residence, tnr' miles southwest of Portersville.on Hatunlaysof each week, and requests all persons having township onsiness to present it on SatuHay . Citi-

. . . J . I U- Ks T...,m. . n . ' I

e miiinK ixmo Hum omc oi me iruste, where

Library, are notified that tne unrary is titled can obtain books. kept at my residence. GrBoeMI W. Mij.iraa, Trustee. CiiaisTiAN HorrMAM, Trustee. I Hillbain, Indiana. Dec 7, 1900-y. I Not. 23, 1800-ly.

The umlersigaed, Trustee of ColumoiaTp., Dabafi county, Ind., will attend to Township businera at his office on very Haturtiay, and persons having ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day dt the ek.

the Township Library is kept at the

those en-

jecribers.

JOSEPH BUCHABT 1 April IT. imy.