Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 January 1902 — Page 4
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juris. dcwoi cjnrrf. iii FRIDAY. J AN CAR Y 3. 1902.
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Tj the Leo:rat:c Central Cornau teeaoea, of Duhms count y I od
loa are r.-rebr called to meet at
Kucte. 5 Hall io toe town of Ja
per. Ind.. on "Jackson Oar,' edrte-dav, Ian Stb, 1902. at on
o clock p. m . for tbe purpose ot
adopting Rules and Regulation to govern tbe democratic primary
election for tbe var Uv and to
fix th- ate fV h Jig si 1 Prim u a . t tra i ieuu sic. r j-.q - sm is jr .rly com r fore y All Democrat-4 are !rvred to a' tend. Geo R Wilsos. County Chairman. Johs E. McFau., Co. Secretary.
for t-etd lacenv: 5 for c mmor
-:'. a; 1 a. I k aith i- ti t t.. t , Ic iwi a & ti , 2 : i f.truio
Uuu . - C . C H . ; 1 obtaining money on false pretense : 1 for embalm
ing dead body without licence; 1 for malicious trepa , 1 for furnishing i- r cigarette w raupen-. far b ting on Suiidar.
On the eivil side of tbe docket
! there are 3 cases brought here on
chango of venue from Spencer L..t. i i f i a i ...... i
. i - iui ui rvai estate dv administrators or guardian', most
of theee old cases: 1 for force los-
! are ; 10 for damages ; Jon m counts :
5 for dirorce : 1 breach of promise to marry . 1 for receiver of F. V. Rothert's business; 1 for contempt ;
on note. - appeals irom J . r;
1 fjr attachment : 1 against Andv
Greener, et a!, a saloon keeper in
H :atragburg. on his bond, for fell
ing liqu rto a drunken husband.
Cox x Hunter Miiburn & Swee
ney and Travlor k Traylor are the
leading attorneys in the civil actions.
Hare Kidney Trouble
t Know it.
With the calling of the Dem
crane county committee to meet on
Jan. 9th. to determine how and when cand date for coantv office
to v:i f .r cxt November hsJ be -elected, the canvass for the va
nous o5?e eems to be fain
opened, and some of those whom
rumor said would be candidate?
are coming openly to the front by announcing their aspirations in the
CocaiEK. A goo 1 many have been
talEri at at who probably never
gave Um matter n aerioo thought,
and have no idea of being candi dates more'? the pity for the print
ers and also the people, for some of
them would make good officers,
and the larger number there are to choose from gives each one an opportunity to teat his popularity, and show whether his nomination would strengthen the party in the county. Tbe names of several aspirants will be found in the Cceieb's columns to-dav.
Fob Cocsty Co muss io neks. In
tbe proper place in the Goceieb it will be seen that Mr. Herman Teder. of Marion tewnship, has announced as a candidate for the nomination for commissioner for the 2d district. Mr. Teder is serving his first year as commissioner, but because there is no election in 1903, tbe officer must be elected next Fall, and he desires to succeed himself. Mr. Teder ha shown considerable ability for the position ia the short time he ha filled the office, and be will not likely have any opposition. The old wheel-horse of Jackson township. Mr Joseph Fritz, also annouucee as candidate for tbe 3d district. Mr. Fnti understands the duties of tbe office a well as any man except tbe county auditor, and has filled the office for some years to the satisfaction of tbe voters gen e rally, and being popular besides, is likely to he nominated at the primary without opposition. The fact remains that while these gentlemen have made acceptable ofneers, tbe office of county commissioner ought to be abolianed by tbe neat Legislature, and the county Auditor made responsible in name as he is now in fact lor the conduct of the business of the various couotie of the State, as he ia the
only officer whose outiea compel al
tuyt.rJif ! uatv tj-ine?-.
President Roosevelt gave an
ex:..o:t: n ot bimself in a darkey cake walk. New Year's Dav in the
Ca- r m f the White Houe
Th - is surety an elevating and dig-
: i-M L,;it t x the Pre. dent
f a grat eountrv to engage in.
Wonder if he wasn't a little under
tbinduen:e of rtiouiants.
NEW SHORT STORIES
rr Massaasw VJMsa Major W. J. G lesson appeared before
the board of control one dar recently
and announced that he wished to. make a complaint, says Cleveland corre-
npondent in the Chicago Chronicle. "Go
ahead." said Mayor Tom L. Johnson.
The Bis Consolidated Street Car
company is preparing to relay its tracks on Cedar arenas and pat down the old cobblestones between tracks."
-What's the kick TT They're an eyesore, and" -Ccxe forward. Mr. MeC.Tnick."
ealld the mayor to the manager of the
Big Consolidated.
"We're only relaying one track."
said McCormick. "Next v.ar wsl re
lay the other and put down Medina block stone between both tracks."
"Is that satisfactory. 5fr. Otosonr
naked the mayor
-Tes. If they do it "
"Km you write a letter to tbe board
agreeing to do thatT Inquired the
mayor of Mr. McCormick.
"I will." "Ar. th.r thing." sad Major ;;-a- ..n.
They're potting these cobblestone on
ocr lawns."
-Will you repair all lawn?" aa!d tbe
mayor, turning to MKTortn:. k. i i a . .
-e are wuiiog to oo anytu.n we can." -W:n you repair the lawns T Tm ev yea." "Will yoo lnclode that in yoar letter r "Tea. "Are you satisfied, major? "lam." "What's the next business?" inquired the mayor.
To TimA Out.
Fill a bottl or common gtaas with your water and 1st it stand twanty-lour hours, a
sediment or settling tndicatea E. unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your linen it is evidence ot kidney trouble: too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back is also
coflvincütf proof that the kidneys and bladder are out cf .rder . What to Do. There la comfort tn tbe knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer a. 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 it. or bad effects following use of liquor, wtne or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day. and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swaawp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest fcr its wonderful cures cf the most distressing cases. It 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
wcncem.1 c seovery and a book that tells more about it. both sent absolutely free by mail.
aooress ur. reamer a Barn at
Co.. Biaghamton. N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper.
1
atwAbout a dozen Democrats
went from Dubois countv to the
New Albany convention Thursday morning.
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
B Have now a complete stock of
DRY GOODS,
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc. 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. KITEBLER,
Fob Kkcordkk. Capt. Phil. J. Kunkel is this week announced for re nomination for the .econd term Recorder for Dubois county, luf uealy four years Mr. Kunkel has made an efficient, prompt and
courteous public officer, and hat? kept his records up to date ail the
time. He i? tbe same iollv Capta n
he was before he was honored with
public otfice, and didn't grow
'-tuck up" a little bit, but is always polite and agreeable to all. The.ie is talk that he will have an
opponent for the lucre of the office. Good Local Servicobut if SO the fact has not yet ma- Long Distance Instrument
tenalized.
Get a Home 'Phone!
Dubois County Telephone Co.
John R. Dttffis Got Tkere. The Democratic convention at
New Albany Thursday to select a 'reach in this and adjoining counties.
State committeeman for the district i(more tnan towns.) and we are
Full Metallic Linos. We give our subscribers free telephone service to every point we
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LL kinds of Summer Goods for Ladies, Gents and Children at ECKERT S STORE. Fresh Groceries all the time.
Wr. Km oi Tal Far m Umy. Attorney General Knx is tbe most yoothr-ii looking man that has occupied a cabinet portfolio tn recent years, says tbe Philadelphia North American. In reality Mr. Knox Is not an old man by any mean, only 42 years, bot be looks more hke a boy of in or 20 than he doe like a man of middle ag-. Tbe
Opens the Jan. term next Monday,
wim bu cr.mioal cases tn which the
aeiecjir, are unler bond or in
jail, njst of the oi for mtdemean
on, and 43 cjvü case-, moat of them
ooauodrd trom f . raaer terms. As
several of tbe cases are already at
issue ;t i .ite.y u c- a busy term
Twm loUowtaw loron hare been
drawn for the term, the grand iary
is not likely to be called tdl near
the cse of the term Gbaxd Jraoas. M'm. B. StiilweU. Madisoo tp ; H. Rudolph. H ar btson; Jobs W. Chaaley, Jef Iwson; Wirbeld S. Lemmon, Bo-; Frank Fisher. Bwne; takiel tiuliet. Hall. Hm Jraoas Cbse. Perkins. Haii tp. ; Vtc. V. Cassidy. Olieer IV! nan. td Beyerstedt. Jasper Oauiard Vdp, A. J. Hoilowetl. JeSerson . Zeno Hobos, Leroy Care Madison. John Prenax. Columbia W. H. Breu, John Jackie Patokatreo. A. Kemp. Cam. Tbe chminal docket has on it 26
cases Ij: -e ung liquor without license, and 15 for selling on bandar or boLda) 9 , Hot seilins; to m nors ; 1 for seUina to an habitual drunkrd . for permitting visitors in sa i won on Sunday making 50 cases lot riolations of the liquor law by
"vau HOST El." other day be was taken for a boy by aa i f .-rr.au who was at tbe ilopartassnt of Jnstice to see the attorney general on bostneae. Mr. Knox's office Is on tLe first floor of the building. The room is on the oppc!te side of the hall. The oh! gentleman had bees sitting there for an hoar or more to see tbe attorney general. At last Mr. Knox eanerged from his office to go to some other part of the building. Tbe old gentleman mistook burn for tbe office boy and. stepping np to him. said: -Say. sonny, what kind of a fellow ts rr :r !- f l yon coming oat of his ' ffir and presume you know all about tim. 1 nae a little business to transact wftb the attorney general sad uoW like to ret a line on Mr Kn
before tackling him."
Mr Knox's chornhle f r t.r- t
rith a Bfterry twinkle In ( .s r
"Oh. he's sll riabt. Walk rlrht in aaafl
sit down until I return. I will then
r ar wtst yon have to say." Tbe old gentleman would have t and there sold himself for 30 cota
was fully attended by the chosen delegates. Chairman W. E. Cox called the meeting to order, and Hon. John l.awler, of Salem, was made chairman, and epoke elo juently. Democratic editors in attendance were made secretaries.
J. w. Fortune, of Clark county ; John R. lutlin. of Crawford: Cha.
VV. Schindler, of Floyd, and L
Benau, of Washington, were placed
in nomination by the delegates of
those counties for State committee
man and District Chairman. Eleven ballots were had without result, when on the l.'th ballot John R
Uulhn was elected, receiving ll votes, to ol for Schindler, Iii for Benau and 1 for Fortune. The election was then made unanimous, and Mr. Dutlin accepted the place
in a neat peech. thanking the del
egates for the honor, and promising
nis best services to the Democracy of the district.
A resolution of sympathy for tbe
outh African Republic- and the
Boen, was unanimously adopte.l, and tbe convention adjourned with all in the best spirits. The great speech-maker just now are The GSoVfitn'fl adverti.-ers. They are talking from the band stand. Read them.
improving and extending our
every day. No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.
lines
Rates
...
Business f'.'.OÜ per monfh. Residences 75c " "
Callus "HOME PHONK," for
short. Office and Exchange Kuebler Block.
LADIES
n SBfSi 55SS iSSSi iMm
Natke sf Adaiaistratar's Aseoiaineaf.
Notice is hereby riven that tho itn.lor.
-:afu-i haa n duly appointe1( br the I !rt if tfia Ihilw-ksaa i",..-.... S I a
viii uii tuuri, ao ministrator of the etste of Martraret (i
rveiso, isie 01 imtiois county, Indiana,
ifcriwi. am estate is solvent THOMAS J. INM AN, A.lm r TaTLoa k Tr.wior, Attorneys. Ian. 3d 1908. -3tr.
A NEW LOT OF Winter Overcoats, MACKINTOSHES.
TAILOR MADE
SKIRTS
All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and
Worsteds, From $7 np. Come and ezaminesamples. Upstairs over Sermersheim s store. WVf. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
And Ducking Coats, Groceries and Flowers.
I am over stocked with
Have Just Arrived. Telephone 15-2. Free delivery in Jafper. JOSEPH BUCHART April 27. KJSBm y.
ssa B9SsSwRSsas9asa P&äss
FRUIT, Green and Dried, Oranges and Candies. SUGAR 5 LB. Ring np Home or Cumberland Telephones.
Relle- and eure La Grippe.
Nell-Choilr tells me he belongs ts rhe an set." IVlW-i Jon donbt it rt--- - :
. -,.4.i moaajQ to be elialMe.
stke ta Heirs. Creditors. Etc In the matter of the estate of John Adam Schnarr, leces.ed.
In the IHiKms C'imiit Cmrt. January term. 1M01. N-.tiie i hereby (riv-n that Peter J. S-hnsrr as Kxecator of the eetste of John Adam Schnarr, deceasel, has presented and filed his account atnl vouchers tn final settlement of saii estate. anl that the same will com- up f,,r amination and action of ai.l lHm,n
Conrt, on the 25th day of Jnnnair, l!(2 'being the 18tb legal day of the Jannair term of said t'onrt, at which time afl heirs, creditors, or lejratee of said elate sre renirei to appear in sail Virt and show cans, if any there be, why said account and vni.-hers shonM not lie approve.!. And let all heirs Iwni.
and other persons interested appear and
maaertrooi or meir c aim to int i.,t nt
said estate.
Witness my hami and the seal of sai I
t ourt at Jasper, Indiana, this .(1st dav of December, 1901. IIKRMAN KCKKRT. Clerk - . Dubois C. C, Traylor A Traylor, Att ys. Jan. 3, lKB.-iV
Notice to Heirs. Creditors. Etc. In the matter of the . t ile f tfMw.
Iieth Fisher, decease!.
In the IhHN.i.- firruit Court. Januarv
term, 102.
Notice i hendiv eiv n that John II
Fisher. IIS FxeClltor of the ntate
Of Flizatietil Fisher, deceased hm i.r...
sentel and tiled his aci-ount and vom hers in final settlement of said estate, and that the .m.e will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, ontht- Itthdaynf January, 11102, at which time all m litorsor legatees of said estate are required toatiear In Rii t'niirt an.)
how cause, if any there lie, why said animnt anil vonrhr hImuiM nni 1
approved, and let all heirs, legatee and other persons interested, appear and make proof of their claim to any part of said estate.
Witness mv hand and the seal of said
(siat) Court, at Jiiper, Indiana, this
ihdayof December, P.M. Hkr.mn K keht. Clerk Vox A Hunter, Attys. D, C. C Dee. 27. 101 2w
WILLIAM HALLER.
Dont Be Fooledi
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fOsss ly ay StaSlssw StoSU au.. MsatsM. wu. it I SMt" Wisrk ipartsi'l' Pries as casta. Nseae asis Mt, M - . , , . -..7 tmu. Asft-jowr Srsggtst.
Good advertising makes good opportunities for the consumer as well aa for the advertiser.
The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. B ma fide subneribers are jjiven free telephone service to every point reached by their lines in the county, and they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Oat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Bdone township, Dubou county, hereby gives notice that be will attend to sll bnsinssB pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his residence, turee miles southwest of Portersville.on Saturdays of each week, snd requests all persons having township business to present f Saturday . Osttseas desiring books L tl the Towasbip Library, are notified that the Library is kept st my residence.
Ihbisti ts llornsaa, T Dec 7, 190U-y.
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Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Colnmia Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his office on yery Saturday, and persons hsying ownship otsai srass to transact are requested to present it on that dsy of the e?ek. fhe Township Library is kept st the ofheeof the Ti sues, where those en titled can obtain books. (so ans W. MtLsraa, Tmstae. Hillham, Indiana.
Nov. 38, lffit If .