Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 January 1902 — Page 4

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1908.

If yoa hav My i w or want any prtnt in, rail iu thruugh the l.'urifr Ktavar. IS-.

For Treascreb Mr. Matbiaa Olinger, of Ferdinand, is this week announced a a candidate for the nomination for county Treasurer. Mr. Olinger bar made the race before, and U well acquainted over Dubois county. He baa, by a long life of industry and sobriety built up an enviable reputation as an honest business man, and baa acquired a comfortable living. Tbe interest of the county will not suffer if tbe county Treasury is confided to bis care.

For Coi sty Commissioner. Mr. Henry Landgrebe is announced this wet-k as a candidate for t omination for Commissioner for the 3d district, composed of Patoka, Case, Ferdinand and Jackson townships. Mr. Landgrebe is tbe principal business man of Huntingburg, owning shares in nearly all the large enterprises there. He began life as a shoemaker, working hard from daylight till long after dark, and by his frugality and foresight has attained his present condition. He is, also, a war veteran, having served 3 years in the civil war. He has served as Democratic committeeman for Patoka township many times, and has been an efficient one. He also ??rved as a member of the County Board of Review, and by his bu-i. ness knowledge added several thousand dollars to the tax duplicatesHe would make an efficient commissioner. For Senator. Hon. Peter L. Coble, who served in the Indiana Legislature two years ago as Representative with so much distinction, and returned to his medical practice and farming covered with a mantle of renown, this week announces for tbe Democratic nomination for Senator from this and Daviee counties, and will make a bot race for it with any one. He is a man who has ideas of his own, and is not afraid to express them in committees, though be lays no claim to tbe plumes of oratory, relying more on common sense, experience and honesty. In the last Legislature tbe Republicans bad so large a majority that a Democrat stood no more chance than a snow-ball in hades, and yet the Dr. made an impression, and in a Democratic legisture would have effected more.

For County Auditor. Mr. William U. Bretz, of Potaka township, is this week announced as a candidate for Auditor. Mr. Bretz served the connty four years as Treasurer from 1SH2 to 1S-S6, and was elected tbe last term without opposition, so well had be attended to the county's business in his office. At tbe end of bis four years' service tbe money was fully accounted for and turned over to his successor. Should he receive the nomination tbe taxpayers will feel assured the same careful supervision will be exercised in the Auditor's office. Since bie retirement from office be ha. been

engaged in bis life occupation as a farmer and a successful one, too. For Circuit Court Clerk Mr. William A. Sbuler's name will be found in the Courier announcement column this week for the above office. Mr. Sbuler is the hustling farmer who farms, and owns and runs a portable saw mill and thresher besides. He was born and raised io Bainbridge township, and served it faithfully and well for two terms as Trustee, discharging the duties of the office to the satisfaction of tbe people interested Should he receive the nomination he will be an accommodating and efficient officer, and will add strength to the general ticket. Miliioo for a School. Chicago, III., Jan. 6 An endowment of fl.OOC.UOO ha been given by Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCorroick, of Chicago, to found a medical institution which will be known as the Memorial Institute for infectious diseases, as a tribute to the memory of their little son, John Rockefeller McCormick, who died of scar. -1 fever a year ago. Ntu Store. Mr. Wm. Hailer is fixing up his brick house on the corner of Jackson and 5th streets, and will have a dry goods store there in three or four weeks. It has been vacant for several weeks, and is on a good comer for business. Marriage Licenses. Daniel F. Laahbrook and Bettie Ice Hilton; Rudolphus Jones and Ura B. Hays.

i a. Dcacrauc m.u Mcelo(. On Jan. S. was fully attended by the committeemen, and ab-o an en-, thu'iastic representation from every! precinct m t fie county of -teudfast

Jar'-- n' r ! cm, who believe tu iuui rigut loi a , "xeiutivt privilege to none," and also by a considerable number of jolly candidates for various offices. The committee was called to order by Chairman Cieo. R. Wilson, with John K. McFall as Secretary, ami upon call of the precincts some few changes were made in the committee by rea son of some of the memr bein. candidates for nomination at lb coming primary, and thereby diqualiried to serve at such an elec tion. The following gentlemei composed the committee a finally arranged, and will have charge of the primary in their several pre cincts : Demo ratio Central Committee. i lumbia Tp. R. P. Smith, Crystal; C. C. Baggerly, Hillham. Harbison C. G. Hemmerlein, Dubois; Go W bel, Hayn He B rie John Weber, Portersville ; A H. Traylor, Portersville. Madison Sam'l A. Glezen, Ireland; Geo. W. Cox, Duff. Bainbridge Jos. F. Friedman, Andrew Krempp, Sr., Geo. W Gramelspacher, Jasper. Marion Jos. Spillmeier, Jasper Hall Jos. Lorey, Ignatz Friedman. Celesline. Jtfierson Moritz Fritz, Schnellville ; H. T. Koerner, Birdseye. Jackson O. A. Bigbam, Andrew Buechler, St. Anthony. Patoka E. R. Brundick, John Bergman, James Murray, Huntingburg; Milton D. Lemond, Duff. i Wm. Heitrnan, Holland; Michael Seidl, St. Henry. Ferdinand Hubert Quante, I.k Schneider, Ferdinand. Expressions as to the time preferred were asked for from candidates present, and 25 of them responded in favor of an early primary. After some discussion Tuesday, Feb. ', 1903, was selected as the date lor the primary, and the conventions for selecting the new precinct committeemen, and Feb. '7 as the day for comparing the returns at the court house, declaring who was nominated, and electing a county chairman by the delegates selected, and organizing the new committee for the ensuing two years. The rules for governing the primary in 1900 were read by Chairman Wilson, and with but few immaterial amendments were adopted by vote of the committee for this year. The assessments for the various candidates irper the primary ticket were then taken up and discussed.

and finally agreed upon as follows

Unhealthy Eldncvs Make Impure Blood. All the blood In your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes.

i ne Kianeys are your blood purifiers, they (liter cut the waste or Impurities In the blood. It they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches and rheumatism come from excess of uric actd in the blood, due to neglected

kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidneypoisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their beginning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases

and Is sold on its merits by all druggists in fiftycent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a samcle bottle by mail

free, also pamphlet telling you how to find

out if you have kidney or bladder trouDie. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.

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Congressman, 60 Circuit Judge, 25 Prosecuting attorney, 10 Representative, 5 Senator. 5 Auditor, JO Clerk, SO Recorder, - I Treasurer, 1" Sheriff, 1Ö Coroner, 5 Survivor. 5 County Commissioner, 6 the above assessments to be paid to the Treasurer of the primary elec

tion commission by Jan. 31, 1902. Tbe following persons were selected as election commissioners :

President J. h. Mcrall; Jecy Cbas. Moenkhaus; Treas. A. H Koerner. Delegaten to the county convention F'-b. J7 were fixed on a basis of one delegate for each vote cast for Wm. J. Bryan for President, in 1900, resulting as follows : Columbia, 7; Harbison, Boon, ; Bainbridge, Sij Marion, 7; Hall, j Jefferson, 9; Patoka, 20; Cess, 8; Ferdinand, 15, total 127. On motion tbe inspector chosen for each precinct was directed to come to Jasper Jan. 21, and receive bis primary election supplies from the chairman. On motion of Jos. F. Friedman the naming of the candidate for Representative from Dubois and Pike counties was conceded to Pike this year, the Democracy of Pike to select tbe man. Dr. O. A. Bigham offered the following resolution, which was. unani raously adopted : Resolved, That we, the Democrats of Dubois county in convention at Jasper, Ind., hereby offer our heartfelt sympathy with the tighting Boers of South Africa, in their hour of struggle for the dearest and most sacred rights of man Liberty. The purpose of the calling of the committee having been accomplished it then adjourned.

Chairman W. H. O'Brien. At the meeting of tbe new Democratic State committee at Irdianap-

olis W. II. O'Brien, of Lawrence-

burg, was elected Chairman of the committee. FoK CoiSTY CoMMISSIoNKK. Mr. Chas. R. Kluger, of Huntingburg, has entered the race for the nomination for commissioner from the 3d district. Mr. Kluger i an energetic business man in Huntingburg, who has done much, a.s school trustee of that city, in building up the educational reputation of the city, which has a tine system of schools. He has been successful in his own business, and therefore feels ! 1 i a. I LI!.

luaiinea io neip manage me puunc

business. If nominated he will be

elected, and will make a good com

missioner for the public in general. I load Feel Ldke Bursting. Maytte yon were oat late last nilit? If you had tssken a Krause's Headai e

I'apsulf before retiring your head would be cool an ! clear thisinorning. Take

ne now and vou will I ull right in an

half hour. Price 2.3c. Sold bv Martin

Kriedoian. For Sheriff. Oeorge Castrup,

who announces for Sheriff this

week, has been the efficient deputy sheriff of this county for the past thrte years. George has met ev

ery duty that has fallen to bis lot while serving under his brother,

Herman, as his deputy. He has

done all of the rough work of the otlice, and has done it well ; he has

traveled night and day, in ail kinds

of weather, and has made 90 per

cent, of all the arrests made since his appointment. A great many of bis friends btlieve that he should now be honored for the faithful work he has done, by being nominated and elected to the office he if so comjetent to fill, and it is doubtless true that no better man could be elected to that office than George Castrup. The Secret of Long Life Consists in keeping a'l tbe main organs of the body in healthy, regular action, Süd la quickly destroying deadly disease

trrnis. r.lectnc Hitters regulate stotnSCb. liver and kidneys, purify the Mood, and give a splendid appetite. ThfJf ork wonders in curing kidney trouMes, female complaints, nervoui diseases, constipation, dyspepsia and miliaria. Vigorous health and strength always follow tlu-ir use. Only 50c. g mranteed hy Martin Friedman, druggist. For Pneumonia. Ir. C. .'. Bishop, Aunt w, Mich., says, "I have :i-cd Foley's Honey and Tar in three very severe case? of pneumonia with cood results in every case." lie ware of substitutes. 15. H. Hrannock.

WM. W. Fields, Esq., a leading attoruey of the Princeton bar. attended the Dubois circuit court Monday, to arrange time for a hearing in tbe cases against the Southern Railway Co.

It May Need A Whole Page To make the False; seem True, buttliH space points you to the fact that we are selling Musical Instruments, Watches, Clocks, and all kinds of Jewelry and Silver Nove'ties, at rock bottom prices. Now is the lime Id buy. DON'T SLEEP I'ntil you have visite 1 us and satisfied yourselves that we are offering highgrade goods for less money than ever before offered in Dubois county.

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Kuebler Block, Jasper, Indiana.

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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

B Have now a complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc.

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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,

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Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co. Good Local ServiceLong Distance Instruments. Full Metallic Lines. We give our subscribers free tel

ephone service to every point we reac h in thi and adjoining counties,

(more than UK) towns,) and we are improving and extending our lines every day. No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff. p j Business $2 00 per month. Kates; j Keridence8 75c . Callus "HOMK PHONE," for short. Otlice and Exchange in

Kuebler Block. A NEW LOT OF Winter Overcoats, MACKINTOSHES.

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I.I. kinds of

Summer (loods for Ladie, lients and Children at KCKERT'8 STORK. Fresh (irooeries all the time.

LADIES

TAILOR MADE

SKIRTS

All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and

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

And Ducking Coats, Groceries and Flowers.

Have Just Arrived. Telephone 1Ö-2. Free delivery in Jasper. JOSEPH BUCHART. April It, y.

I am over stocked with

DON'T Be Fooledi

Take the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only by Madison Medicine Co.. Madifton, Wis. It keeps you well. Our trad) mark cut on each packaffe. Price. 33 cents. Never aoM In bulk. Accept no suhstr

Notice of Administrator s Appointment. Notice in hereby given I hat the nn1ernikih'iI, has bam doly appointed, bv tbe Clerk of tbe Dubois Ctreoil Court, alininiHtrator of the v-tat' Margaret (i. Kelso, late of Duboifl county, Indiana, lteiel. Said entatc iw Molvnt. THOMAS .1. INM AN, Adrn'f Tin vi on ,v Tkayjok, Attorneys. Jan. 3d HW2, 3w. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc In the matter of the estate of .lohn Adam Schnarr, dfJCMSSjd, In the Dubois' QfCOii Cottft, JtMMtJ term. 1901. Notice in herehv given that I'eter J, Schnarr an Kxecutor of ihe estate of

John Adam Schnarr, deceased, has presented and Slad his account and voucher in final settlement of said estate, ant that the same will come up for examination anil action of said (.'ircnit Court, on the 'Jith day of January, 1W2, being the lth legal day of the January term of said Court, at which time all heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why aid account and vouchers should not Ik1 approved. And let all heirn, legatees IM other persons interested appear and make proof of their claim to any pait of

said estate.

Witness my hand and the seal of sai I Court ai Jasper, Indiana, this -ilst day of December, 1'JOl. UK KM AN KCKKRT, Clerk Dubois C, C, Tiaylor A Traylor, Att'ys. Jan. I, lW2,-'iw

FRUIT, Green and Dried, Oranges and Candies SUGAR 5 LB. Ring np Home or Onmberland Telephones. FREE DELIVERY. WILLIAM H ALLER.

The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. R na fide subscribers are given free telephone service to every point reached hy their lines in the county, and they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Oat" Instruments nsed. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Onmberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. GIVE US A TRIAL.

IkMNM) Township Trustee's Notice. Pb udersigned, Trustee of Boone towttalup, Pulsus county, hereby givnd aotioe that be will attend to all business part ai wine to the otli.-e of Truste, at his rosutanne, loree miles southwest of i'orarnville.aa Saturdaysof each week, and reqiwass all persons having township .MsinttHS to present it on Saturday. Citikum itwiriu books from the Township Library, are aotifled that the Library is awptaxiuy residence. OaBimav HormA, Trustee. IV 7, UMM-J.

Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Columbia Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend to Township business at his onVe on very Saturday, and persons having ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of Iba v ek. ihe Township Library is kept at the office of the Trustee, where those entitled can obtain books. Qboroi W. Mn.m aw, Trustee. Hillham, Indiana. Sow. 8, 1800-ly.