Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 31 January 1902 — Page 4
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Mir I - i ranger looking out of lilt- tioiil windim. ut ihf OOiUl b00M lust Tuesday morning, it nullit have seemed that i eilam good citi.ens had met too BQAOy candidate-. Several walked very blow with arum outstretch d lor haiaacti, :i:.djsvou!d uddenly nrat bold of the court boOM MM tor tBppOlt, hilf oth' an aal down hard on the sid- walk, and all seemed to he meditating the same tfciiptOf advice, ' ' Let him a bo ihiukelh he standeth, take heed lest he fall!" FRANK ICLARK SHOT BY TlEISLER.
Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble.
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sThe governors of each tdate in the union have heen asked to serve on a national committee to bring about a change in the dateof the u re Sudani i a I ma ugu tto Gö'n . 90 fara large number have answered, all of them designating the 30th of April as their choice. Historically, Lbiri date rs more appropriate than the fourth of March, because the first president was inaugurated on" the last day of April. Meteorologically, those who know Washington weather at both seasons favor only he later d ite. aTThe latest argument against
the use of oleomargarine or other butter substitutes that has been presented to the House Agricultural Committee, is that it is fatal to matrimony in the agricultural districts of the country, where the women out number the men. The use of artificial foodstuffs is said to work havoc with the arts of house keeping, and butter making is said to be already one of the lost arts on account of the usurpation of oleomargarine. The argument is novel even if it is not conclusive. ley Senator Teller; of Colorado, offered a resolution in the Senate instructing the President to intercede with Great Britain in behalf of the Boer leader, Commander Scheepen, sentenced to be shot. It is unfortunately true that the sentence of death was executed a week before the resolution was introduced. He was captured as a prisoner while in a hospital on account of wounds. His execution is another example of British Barbarity, Brutality and lack of civilization, and yet some of our people point to her as worthy of an alliance. Dubois Circuit Court Adjourned Saturday morning last for want of something to do besides the Dougan vs. Nickey case, the attorneys in which wanted a respite over Sunday, so they could go home. Promptly Monday Judge Ely called for the business before him, and the "Nickey case," as it is called, was taken up, and held before the jury till Tuesday eve ning, thus having occupied about a week of court. The docket, by the continuance of cases upon affidavit , is nearly completed, and yesterday was rather an idle day in court. The following is the business transacted since the CoUBIEl'f last re port: All criminal causes that came up were either continued or nollied. Civil Actions. Peter Breitwieser's will was probated Wednesday morning, involving about $5000 distributed to heirs. Southern Ind. Loan & Savings Institution vs W. T. West, et al ; plaintiff granted change of venue to Pike Co. J. C. Casto vs J. Q. Kigenman; continued. A. H. Banholzer vs Kate Banholier; divorce; continued for service. Lou Weikert vs Wm. Fierst; for breach of promise; dismissed by agreement at cost of plaintiff. Luther Shipman, admr. vs. Jacob F. Shipman ; admr. ordeted to sell land and cause continued. J. T. Schnarr vs Thos. Walker and Van Walker; for damages; dismissed per agreement, each party paying half of the costs. Jacob Weisman, et al., vs John Rothert, et al; far receiver; continued generally. Virgil Dougan vs Nickey A Sons; for damages ; trial by jury; verdict for plaintiff for 12500. The jury was out about 40 hours. Ulrich Bauer, admr. vs George Meyer, et al. ; report of sale of land made and confirmed and deed ordered. John B. Anderson vs Jesse Sutton; dismissed by plaintiff. State of Ind. ex rel. of Lucy J. Knotts vs Andrew Greener, et al ; change of venue to Spencer Co. granted plaintiff. H Sumner vs Southern Ry, Co. ; motion for new trial made by defendant and reasons filed, and under advisement. Frank Joseph vs C. J. Evrard; dismissed on plaintiff's motion. Michigan Carbon Wks. vs L. L. Cooper, et al ; plea in abatement filed.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and lessen:; ambition; beauty, vigcr
and cnecrtuiness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it Is not uncommon for a child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the child urinates too lien, if the
urine scalds the flesh or if. when the child
And ROW in Jail. i reaches an age when it should be able to
I ..... n-i 1 ;.,i. .iru. : control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with Last aturda night Andrew we,ting,eperid uporit . the cau of .(teller, living on a farm on the j the difficulty is kidney troubVT. tfnJtne first
New Albuav road. - e-ant-of Jas-step should be towards the treatment of
j'Vr,' Fi'trard 1000006 trying to 10106 open his front door, wheu he told
these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition cf the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
them to go away and leave his door; most people suppose.
alone. The outsider then cursed Women as well as men are made mishim and told him to let him in, and rableL wj,h kidnv and bladder double. 1 . . . 1 ,! and both need the same great remedy. got a fence rill and tried to break mild and the Immedfate ef(ect o( the door in wi'h it. (.ieisler got hi- Swamp-Root Is soon realised. It is sold
bot gun and went out the back ; by druggists, in fiftydoor and around his house, and cnt and one dollar ih.it thA mnn In Ma fan- and tried I sizes- You have a
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
B Have now a complete stock of
DRY GOODS,
Furnishing' Goods, Shoes, Clot hi tiff, Etc.
to shoot him again hut the gun failed to tire. The wounded man was then arrested and brought to Jasper, where Dr. Salb extracted four bird shot one from his right eye, which may cause the loss of his sight, as he can't see any with that eye now; one from his forehead, one in the side of his head and one in the shoulder. After his wounds were
dressed he was lodged in jail. He i a tramp, says his name is Frank Clark, that he came from Mrssachusetts, and has no relatives, that he was drunk when shotiind thtnight (ieisler's house was a school house.
Land otlier'tramps there who would
not let him in. He says he was by himself, hut Cieisler says there was two of tliem; and the other one ran away. He is getting along well in jail, and seems well satisfied it is no worse.
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell- Hon of ui r. ing all about it. including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and mention this paper.
The Church Fair. The Church Fair for St. Joseph's church closed Thursday evening last week, netting th? church the sum of 11,018.0-4. This unexpected result was due to the liberality of the citizens of Jasper. Special cred it is due the young ladies, especially to the oÜicer of the Society, who by their hard labor and prudent management brought about the success. The editors of the CoUBIEM and Herald also, deserve thanks for their kindiess and good will toward the Fair. The following prizes were di-trih uted to the lucky ones during the Fair: Captive Lion by Rose Kuebler,
to M. F. Durlauf. Landscape by Df, F. K. Wood-', to John IClein. Wagonette by Felix Lampert, to Leopold Herbig. Dll bv Society, to Bmma ( iutsell. Kocker by Lorey Bros, to Curie Schuetter. Center table by Johu Alles, to tie . Kreilein. Kille by Society, to K W. Pick hardt. Load of coal by John Fckerle, to Delia Sermersheim. Ioad of coal by Mrs. Megner, to John Hetty. Carpet bv Society, to Father Basil. Qfapbophone by Society, to Father Robert. 1'ig by Vic Cassidy, to Ambrose Kuebler. Carpet by Father Basil, to Erama Kuebler. Ladies' cape by Emma Eckert, to Joseph Giesler. Wagonette by Society, to Louis Hoffman. Basil Hkuhi.kk, 0, S. B. The Secret of Long Life Consists in keeping a 1 the main organs of the body in healthy, regular action, aid in quickly destroying deadly disease IWBM. Klectric Bitters reflate stomach, liver and kidnevs, purify the blood, and give a splendid appetite. They work wonders in curin kidney troubles, female complaints, nervom diseases, constipation, dyspepsia ami miliaria. Vigorous health and strength always follow their use. Only iOc. guaranteed by Martin Friedman, druggist.
Well to Forget Words spoken under the impulse
of excitement or contradiction. The unpleasant things you encounter almost daily. l'npleasant exDv-iiencvs Ith your childeflf The luxuries you miss through the want of means. Th? silly stories retailed by those who have a fondness for gossip. What One Woman Thinks. Kindness seems doubly precious when one is sick. Why is i' that we always .-how our worst side to our best friends? If a woman is truly womanly in herself she is not likely to lose her charm whatever pursuit she takes up.
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. ki i:Ls:aL
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To make tbt Falaa aauB True, but thi- -j ace points you to the fact that jve are seilini: Mu-ical Instruments. Watches. Cluck-, and ail kin is of
LADIES
JaWVity und Silver Novelties, nt r -ck bottom prfi I. .Now i- tbe lime to buy.
It Takes a Remedy of Uncommon Merit to Draw the Unqualified Praise of
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doesn't seem to have anything to do but wind me up." 'Jfo," replied the calendar, "he isnt working. He and his compamonn struck some time ago." "Huh! Suppose 1 should stop working every time X struck " "That's bo, hut f notice it fresh
ens me up every time he takes a
month oft." Boston Transcript. Morris nglish Worm Powder Wtrrintml tn rurp hit c r of V rim in rinrMf.
Ctll.-. Xliwp or II.., MM PlB W. rin. in (MM. Tbt 10 out parte! remedy mad. Prl, M eta. Sold by B. B. Brannork.
Dr. J. W. Hates of Corfu. N. Y states : ' A most remarkable case has come under my hands of late and has fully convinced me of the wonderful power of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills Over diseases of the serves. "A younj; lady who was treated for over two years for epilepsy by two doctors wis given up to die. I found that her sickness was not epilesy, bot nervous troubles, das to menstrual derangements, and prescribed four of Dr. Chase's Nerve Pills a dar. after meals and at bed-time. Since that time she has not had a single bad spell. Her health has rapidly improved, she has gained about 1 s pounds in weight, and I do not hesitate to Ute that Dr. A. W.Chase's Nerve Pills have saved her life and restored her to health." Mrs. Fawcett of Marietta St., St. C lairs, wllle. O., says : " I have used Dr. A. V. Chase's Nerve Pills and can recommend them to others as a good sound reliable nerve and general tonic. When I got the box of the Fills I was complaining of nervousness, weakness and pain through the shouldersrheumatic in type digestion not over good as usual. The effect of the medicine has been very satisfactory indeed. So marked has been the changa towards health and comfort I can conscientiously say they are fine andjwhat they are represented to be. At my advanred age I feel I am getting all the benefit possible." Mrs. M. J. Hubbard of Railroad Avenue, Sistersville, W. Va, says : "I like Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, I was nervous, excitable, unable to sleep, I had not taken the medicine long when my nerves were steady and strong my physical streegth sad energy back and my sleep sound sad Batural." See that the portrait and signs turt of Dr. A. W. Chase art on every bos. Price 50 cents s bos. Six boxes for $a.5o. Manu factored by the Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
TAILOR MADE SKIRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 up. Come and examine'samples. v 1 Upstairs over Sermersheim's store. ' WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
and satisfied youreelvfi that t?fl :ire oftVring hi'li-lt-i.Im goodfl f r Ii M moot) than aval before often d in I Hi boil county.
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F. G. Kuebler
Kuebler Block, Jasper, Indiana. A NEW LOT OF Winlor (liDrnnQlo
If I II IUI UIUIUUUIO) MACKINTOSHES, And Ducking Coats, Have Just Arrived. Telephone 16-2. Free delivrry in Ju-per. JOSEPH BÜCHABT-
DBY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Coma to FRANK ECKERTS K. kert Block,. For Extra Bargains. i'ttii)K ready for Big Spring Stock.
Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co. Good Locsi ServiceLong Distsnce Instruments. Full Metallic Lines. We give our subpcribers free teh ephone service to every oint we reach in thi.s and adjoining counties, (more than 100 towns,) and we are improving; and extending our linen every day. No Shouting. No I'arty Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.
Hates
f Bottom $-'.(ki per month. Kefidencen 75c M
If the candidates could get the people to see them aa they tee themselves. Duhoia
have enough great men to supply a nation. vv '
Call us "HOME PHONE," short. Offioe and Kxchangt Kuebler Block.
for in
April xr, ttssy,
Dont Be Fooled!
Take the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only by Madison Medicine Co., Madlaon, Wis. It keeps you well. Our trade mark cut on each package. Mrlce, as cents. Never aol4 in bulk. Accept no eubstl
The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. B ma Bde subscribers are nivön fre telephone aarvicfl to every point reached by their linns in the county, and they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Cat" 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
Columbia Township Trustee Notice. The nnIertiKnel, Truntee of Columbia Tp., Dubois ooonty, Inl., srillattsmd
to Township hiiHim-HH Rt his office 00 1 avery Satunlay, ami persons having .ownship nnsjnites to transact art rc(iiented. to present it on that day of the f ek. the Township Library is kept at the j office of the Trustee, where those en-! titled can obtain books, Qaosna v. MiLaeaa, Trustee. iliilhaui, Eadiana. Nov. 'Si, 1S00 ly.
Boone Townahip Trimtee'H Notice.
Notice of AdmioiBtrstor's Appointment. Notice is hervbv given that the under-
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The andersifBed, Trustee of BboM township, Dubois county, hereby (rive notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the office of Trustee, at bis
residence, tone BtudS southwest ni I'ortersville, on Saturdavsof each, week, and
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nr.io.l I,,, I.....,, ,i.,iv a,.ii...i 1... 11... reuuests all nentoos iiavmir townsin
Cleric nt the Hiihol. r.renit iwf ...i. ! ouaitiess to present it on Sututday
minidtrntnr nf tli nkto.. ..f t ..rr.. : tens desiring Inxiks from the Township
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Kelso, late of Dubois countv. Indiana i-mrary, are nouneu in.u wie i-iumry is Thls mimsture is n rvrryi -
WE MUST SELL ! Having purehared another store at Milltovvn, Ind., ' fill move theie by the 10th of February, 1903, anl to avoil rjooving our stock at Dull, Inil.. we are offering the same at grently reduced prices. The entire stocn at greatly reduced prices. The entire stock at about Wholesale Cost. It consists of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR, HARDWAREPATENT MEDICINES, Etc. Now is the time for BARGAINS. Come and Examine. A. UTZ & SON. DUFF. - INDIANA. Store building and dwelling for sale or rent.
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leceised. Said estate is solvent.
THOMAS J, INMAN, Adm r Tkwi.om A Tkayi.ou, Attorneys. am 3d 1902, -aw.
kept at my residence.
Christian Hoffman, Trustee. Dec 7, lUUU-y.
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Mllll ww -X the teawd that cares e eeM om any Nov. s, luji ly
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