Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 13, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 November 1901 — Page 4

i k H yery t'ling people 4 -I i, VV si ( " s . & , fce , of i etwa Mr tts J -,nV town plat.

Thousand Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. low To Flad Oat. Fill a bottle or common flau wfth your watar and let it stand twenty-four hours; a

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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1901.

(It yea aava uj local newt, ur waat any prialtng, rail u t hruuah taa Cowtor Fhoaa. IS-.

Democratic Coaaltiee Meetlif . The Democratic State committee met Wednesday, and called district meetings for the purpose of choosing district committeemen for Jan. 2, and the new committeemen to meet and organize at Indianaoolis

Jan. 8. The representation at the district meetings wax fixed at one

rteleeate for everv 200 votes cant for

1 for hi fraction over

100. This call will necessitate county conventions all over the

State during Dec. and the time ha

not yet been nxed in Dubois coun

sait will be seen by an extract

irom the I. A. Ledger that Mr.

Pickhardt, of the Huntingburg Sig

nal, is trying abroad to injure the

prospects of a home man for Congress. If the candidate lived in

Huntmgburg is it probable "Pick" would do so? But as he lives in Jasper cut his political throat if possible ! Speaking of "blind" streets, a little walk will show that 4th, Gtb, 8th and 9th streets, are open to the west line of the Jasner incnrnr.ra.

tion, as originally platted. Clav

street is the only street in town not opened to the full width called for a. a , .

oy tue original plat, and as more people travel on Clay street to the Catholic church, schools and college, than on any other Jasper streets and as it is the only street running south and north, west of Newton street, for nearly a fourth of a mile, it should be ooened to it

platted width, as if residents on one side of a street have a right to fence in 20 feet of the street, those on the opposite side have the same right, and when done there would be no street at all. Remove all obstructions from the streets as platted, and it will be time enougn to look after those not platted. Seester for Daviess aad Dubois.

By ths following which is clipped

irom last Monday s Lvansville

iouner, it win De seen tbat someone is booming onr fellow citiren, Mr. R. M. Milburn, Esq,, for State Senator to succeed Hon. Eph. Inman. "Dick" has the ability to make a fairly good Senator not as

gooa as non. inman, lor lack of experience, but fairly good. But the Courikr had the very best authority for stating, as it did several weeks since, that his law partner, Hon. Mike Sweeney, would be a

candidate for the nomination when

the primary should be called, and it is not likely that both members of the law firm will be candidates.

I k Were

i Um itniati, Louietille,

, t maybe if rrenton. t -V I W . ...

i' vii l.akf. ak . or

mux be tiiev think a street with anv

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old name would be good, if tluy

ownea property on it!

sediment or settlinf indicates an ' unhealthy condition of the kid

neys; if it atains your linen it Is evidence of kidney trouble: too frequent desire to pass It or pain in the back Is also

Dabsis Coaaty Farmers' Institute.

r. , . I i no pacn is aiso The Dubois Countv b armer ' In- convincing prool that the kidnev .n4 hiA.

a l. 1,-1.1 .i u...:-u der are out of order.

vu us urm ok it uuiuiguurg

nTt Kndav an1 ai,-.lo. Tk. I "

-in.- i : ,a comion in tne Know ede

oniciai instructor are r k m .a .... t- , .

... . vr..v.. H).gu, raaai ur. ruimer s swampJohnson and L. A. Stock well, of Root, the peat kidney remedy fulfills every

morgan cuuniy , ana mey win De as

sisted by several Dubois county

folks. The

wish In curinr rheumatism nin in tha

back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part

iollowme urogram has to hold water mit -.Min ...i.i

uAn nr.. n r.üJ n rt ,i . mill LA . I It rr r. A rt I.IU..U. - ä ..

" aimugcu, auu 11 n 111 uc peril 1 s"v ivuwwing use oi liquor, it embraces a good deal of interest w,neo'bee''nl overcomes that unpleasant tn farmr necessity of being compelled to go often to larmere . the and JJ jj up mJy tjmej

tl.i.liin tk. Uki TL- 1 1 J i . . -

''1. ..re iiigiii. inomiiaana me extra-nvcH-ation, Kid. J. T. Jacobs orn7 "ect of Swamp-Root Is soon 'resident's ann tal address, riu.ed " s,nds th highest for Its won-

Liicuui cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drugtfsts in 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this

wonaeriui discovery

and a book that tells

more about it. both sent

absolutely free bv mall.

aaoress Ur. Kilmer St su ,.r

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

FBI DAY

10:00 a. ui. I

10:05 a. m. Presi

JaiMh K (iert'ken

10:15 a. in. Business Methods of Kann

in?, D. R. Johnson

10:45 a. m. Tile Irainaire.

.lohn Knttfrhonrv

11 15 a. in. How to Improve our Worn-

out farms and .Make

Monev While Poing It.

L. A. Stock well

a rraavoox.

1 :15 p. m. The Clover Plant from Seed

to Maoarer. P. K. Johnson

z :W p. in. How to drow Hlm-tirass and Cattle Oyior.

2:30 p.m. Farm ManuresTheir Use Considerable alarm is being felt

and Abuse, L A. Stock well among farmers in the roundabout Ii9cu9siou led by John vnntrv nvor tU r

I , , " . "iv imic uuujuci Ul

FALL & WINTER GOODS.

m - N E Have now a complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc. Our stock of LOAKS& WRAPS is unequaled in the county. We offer you the very latest styles and patterns. An early visit will convince you S. KVEBLER.

Harrison

3:15 p. in. How to Combat the Hessian

deaths anion? cattln Hup tn otin.r

,-onioar me iiessian '

Flv. Samuel H. Stewart smut on corn stalks. Wm. Gillea-

Piscuesion led by Tip (ireen pie, a prominent farmer of Law

rence COUntv. 111., lost four head nf

fine cattle Tuesday, and J ampfi

Cullison in the same neiiyhhorhnnrl

lost two head. The State veterinnrv

surgeon of Illinois is calling the attention of the farmers to the danger of letting their cattle imnn; th

stalks. Vincennes Commercial.

CVKNISO. 00 p. m. Music

10 d. m. Invocation. Rev. F. L. Priest

7:15 p. m. What Benefit are vou to vour

Neighbor? D. Ii. Johnson

30 p. in. Music.

-3.r p. in. Advantages ol country life.

L. A. Stock well

:5i p. in. Music.

8:00 p. pa. Address. Pev. i. A. Kienle

8 .30 p. in. Music.

8.35 p. in. Beneiliction,

Rev. P. I). Speicher SATURDAY.

10:00 a. m. Invocation,

Kev. Win. J.

10:10 a. m. Mv r.xperienoe

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Bockstahler

witli Coin-

inercial Fertilizers

D. R. Johnson 10.40 a. rn. How to get a good profit from corn and fodder, L. A. Stockwell 11:10 a. m. Mistakes on the farm Ferdinand Pemuth 11 :30 a. ni. Appointment of committees. AFTERNOON. 1 :15 p. m. How I grow a paying wheat crop each year, P. R. Johnson Discussion led bv Ieroy Cave.

l :4o p. in. Training the Horse in ten

half hours. L A. Rockwell

Piscussion led by Sebastiaa

Anderson.

2:1a p.m. Insects and Kunmis Pis-

eases affecting fruits, and

how best to combat them.

Hemmer Bros.

o:00p. m. Reports of committees and election of officers. 3:45 p. m. Adjournment.

I tM

Relieves and cures L Grippe.

aiZaSaSsty

UnaTlaMy enras amy soU U u fcoora. asaass aSjSjssatss saw pkrstcav Price

Can it be possible that "Mike" is

being horned off by false promises,

to make room for some dark horse whose name is yet kept in ths back ground? If both of them are going to make the race before the primary the Coubier will be glad to place their names, together with all competitors for tue nominations, on its $5 list for announcements. Come in, gentlemen, with your money and you will be welcome. It may

De, nowever, tbat Daviess county will want to be consulted in the matter, too, and it will require under any circumstances, several five dollar bills to secure ths nomination. It's a good thing for The People when all aspirants for honorable positions are fully capable to fill them, and have the money to spend to get them, besides. But the primary is a good ways off yet, and probably its a little early to begin a canvass. Who's the dark

horte? MJftsra far Scaator. KvansTilla Courier. Huntinoburo, Ind., Xov. 24. The friends of Hon. Richard M. Milburn, of Jasper, Ind., are booming him as a candidate for stats senator from Dubois and Daviess counties. Mr. Milburn for years has been one of the leading democrats of the

county and ahould he get the nomination for senator he will be elected by a large majority. He ia an able lawyer and would represent the district with credit to himself and

Prty, Ernest W. Pickhardt, of Hunt ingburg, the well known and well posted Dubois county editor sod publisher, who was in ths city Saturday, saya that Hon. W. T. Zenor will cany Dubois county in his

candidacy for the Democratic nom

luauuu lor COnsreas naxt vaar

McKiaiey Moopmeot Meetiaf. New Albany Ledger : There was a fair attendance Thurdnv after

noon at the meeting of the Third District Committee of the National McKinley Memorial Association, which was held in the Federal court room in this city, for the purpose of discussing plans for raising a fund in the District for the Mrltini

Monument that is to be erected by the association. Newland T. DePauw, of this city, who is a mem

ber of the State committee of the association, is chairman of the district, and the members of the district committee are: John N. Martin, K. E. Erwin and Joseph Shea, of Scottsburg; John Zimmerman and Eugene F. Cunningham, Cannelton; Dr. W. R. McMahan. Huntinsbure: W. E. Cot Jmr

Jerry L. Suddarth and W. L Luck'

ett, English; Thomas J. Wilson and Charles W. Thomas, Corydon; Amos Stout and Thomas B Buskirk. Paoli; Dr. H. C. Hobbs and Dr. R. J. Wilson, Salem; John Zulauf and M. Z. Stannard, Jefferson-

vuie, ana tteoree HonrnrJina .,1

Robert W. Morris, New Albany. After discussing the matter at length it was decided to leave the manner of raising contributions in the different counties to the mem

bers of the committee from

county, and they were instructed to

appoint a sub-commiitee in each county that would attend to the matter of raising a monument fund

in their respective counties. In rsising the fund the idea of a popula. W. . At III . '

r DuoBcripuon win prevail. Large donations are not desired, but the committee expects, rather a large number of small contributions.

Notice to Xon-Resident.

The 8Ute of Indiana, Dubois countv.

in tne Lraoois Uircnit Court January

term. 1902.

Mary M. Luhr, vs. Complaint No. 40. John B. Luhr. J

Now comes the Plaintiff nml llaa lir

complaint herein tncrethnr u-iMi an a t f i .

davit that said defendant, John B. Ijihr, is not a resident of the state of Indiana; that said action is for divorce and the settlement of property righta lietween plaintiff and defendant, and tbat said non-resident defendant is a necessarv

party thereto. Notice is theref-ire herehv triv.-n (uil

defendant that unless he be and appear

on the '.'1st day of the next term of the

PtlboiS Circuit Court, to he hnl.len nn

the first Monday of January A. P. 1902, at the Court House in Jasper in said countv and state, ami

to said complaint, the same will be heard J -a - 1 , . , . ,

auu iickciiiuucii id u is ansenie.

w ltnees my hand and the seal of said 1 court, atlixed at Jaaner. Iml

asai - this Lt)th day of Novemler, A. v P. 1901. 1 1 E R M A N EC K K RT, Clerk . Nov. '22, 1901-3w. pfBJ6

Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co.

Good Local ServiceLong Distance Inatrumenta. Full Metallic Linea. We give our subscribers free tel

ephone 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.

Rates- ' KU8ine89 MAJTJ per month. ) Residences 75c " M

LL kinds of Summer Goods for Ladies, Gents and Children at ECKERTS STORE. Fresh Groceries all the time.

Callus "HOME PHONE," for

short. Office and Exchange Kuebler Block.

Notice of Redemption

Bond. Notice is herehv

A I a " . 7 "J

me noaru oi j rustees of the town of Jasper, the Treasurer of that town will redeem at his office in the town of Jasper, Indiana, water works coupon refunding bonds numbered Pi, and 17, of the denomination of $500.00 each, issued by the town of Jasner. .Inlv ti MMMt

bearing 4' 8 percent, interest, and that

it said bonds are not

ment at said TrvaHiirr'u ,,ni

- - - v v p - - ui tore the 0th day of I)ecemler, 11K)1, by the holders thereof, payment of further

uiusrwu mereon snail cease. Patel at Jasper, Ind , Nov. 14, 1901. JOHN H. JUDY, Town Clerk. JOHN P. BOTHER. Town Treas. Nov. 15, Pl 3w.

JOHN F. JUDY.

Shoes from 25c up!

All kinds, Also a Fall line of Dry Goods and Notions,

Boys and Mens

HATS From 25c up. Telephone 15-2. Free delivery in Jasper. JOSEPH BUCHAKT. April II, I WO y.

TAILOR MADE . , SKIRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 qp. Come and examine samples. 1 1 naf aiva O i

wrWWMB, uvoi ocrmersaeim s store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

Marriaob Lickmsks. George F. Kruejrar And Kmma L. Lehmkueh-

ar- ' hm f. irii:.. .. r

vvuKms aval ysjar. i uma auu Am anal Li. Other well posted Democratic poli- VVhitÜnghlll; Oxro Ctwidy end

uoimns oi uubota county say the uenrule Hwrleand Mm thins V a f .1 I Mam H flt,.aM..

. ufupi, I r in

Resident Optician.

Graduate of South Bend College of Optics. Special Attention given to Physical, Scientific and Physiological Optics.

All kinds of Ir na on hand or ground

to oraer. taFine line of Spectacle!.

1 OFFICE: Cor. 5th & Main St. JASPER. INDIANA. star, is. 'oi, tf.

Madison Township Trustee

nonce. Notice is snven that hereafter the True. te of Maiiiann InmikU ..ill i t

- " "I- in ui irwland on the first Saturday of each

monin, ann tne remaining Haturdays at

u7 iiueuiT. uve miies southwest of Ireland, for the pur xse of attendint tc

. a tf a. . 1 -wuuiiib M township business, and all nerann. )r

. r w m .an.

in bnSlrjMM With IS lrm-A,.l,.,

pected to confine it to those dava

The township library ia kep. at J. C. Kvrard's in Ireland, where all may obtain the books. The Indiana Hchonl tvwv. ni l.

r wva. will UC SOOnd at Wm. T Vnnr... . .4 .11

(Wot. S8, 1900-y Tratte Madieon Tp.

Sheriff' h Sale. Bv virtue of a pprtiflI mim .i

. ,. - --------- UÜcrve to me brctpl fmm i.A. naa

; -" VICI JI

nio I'umiin v in mi oiirt, in a rause

wnerein Joseph ficlimitt is plaintiff, ami .Mary E Schmitt et al are defendant

reqmnnK me to make the sum of thir

teen nundred twenty-nine dollars and fifteen cents, with interest on said de

cree ana costs, l will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on S.m rday, tiu 7th BAY et Dim kmhih A. I). 1!K)1,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M. nf aai.l .1. '...

- . ....... , ,aj m tloor of t.Se court house in fasper, Du-

wib cowniy, jnaiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding? seven

years, the fallowing deacribed real estate, to- wil : The ttauth West quarter of

wie. nonn vesi quarter, and the North West quarter of the Mouth West quarter, in Section eighteen ( 18). in T.rn.i.' ,

No. one (1) south, Range No. five (J 5)

wei, ou arrea more or less, situated in Dubois county and Su.:e of Indiana. If such rents and nrodLu rill iw a..n

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lor a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose at public sule the fee nimole of said rexl Mini ..r ...

much thereof as may !e suflicien't to discharge said decree, interest and

Said aale will be mnl wirlmnt an ,

lief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.

Hkrman H. CAirrat p.

Large line of Guitars, Mandolins, Violins. Anrnrd onus nml

other musical goods just arrived.

xi yuu want a Dargain in anv kind of a musical instrument uive me a call.

Jeweler.

Jasper, Indiana.

1 1

The Cumberland Telephone t Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. to f,d- TUSS are iven free elepbone service ths.. VI re.a,ched P lheir ,ines in the county, an.l they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wüd Oat" In.trnmenu used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. GHVE US A TRIAL.

nnenn, mioois County. Mn.rrjBM A Swiaatv, Att'ys for Pl'rf. Nov. 16, 1901 Sw. pffß

Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Boone township, Dubois county, hereby rives noticethat he will attend to all business pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his residence, tliree mile nrtlitliwnat nf Pnr.

torsville, on Haturdays of each week, and

request an persons navins? township ousineaa U) nrenenl it on SatinMov fHtt

sens desiring books from the Township r i--- AfAst iAt . r

uurary, are nouneu mat tne UDrary is

keot at mv reaidence.

Chbistian HorrMAif, Trustee. Dec 7, 1900-y.

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Columbia Tp., Dubohi county, Ind., will attend 1.1 Tnwn.lii V..... ; A i au ...I

-v v r. ..Dill p UUSIUm Ml HIB OIIIIT l" every Saturday, and persons having ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of th r3ek. I he Township Library is kept at the office of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain books. Uaouoa W. Milbcrn. Trustee. HiUham, Indiana. Nov. 23, 1800ly.