Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 February 1902 — Page 4

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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1902.

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A Card fron Jsdge El. To Democrats of Dubois Couniy I have been very bttif i" court ever since tbe tir-t Monday in January, and will be till after the primary election, on th 25tl int It is therefore Impost Ml I r nie to vii'it you ; - I would i. t ' . and an Isuall da bttereefl HO November. I ttuu k you i for your Mal favor, and b . e i will kindly reroeti.ber me OH tfa 25th by voting for we at the jm mary election. 1 assure you that your kindness in so doiug will be duly appreciated and ever reajeni beredby Your friend, E. A. ELY. GATHERED TO HIS FATHERS.

Bruno Bsettncr, Es,. Jasper citizens generally were shocked and surprised on Tuesday morning, Feb. 18, 1902, by the sad expression, "Lawyer Buettner is dead ! " He was tbe oldest attorney practicing at the Dubois county bar, having been admitted to the practice here in 1S58. A long list of eminent attorneys who were then his confere at tbe bar, have preceded him to the bar of God among them such legal lights a L. Q. DeBruler, T. F. DeBruler, R. M. Clements, T. R. Cobb, John Baker, H. G. Barkwell, Conrad Baker, Judge Simpson, and many others who shed honor upon their legal lives in many elevated positions. Mr. Buettner first began tbe prac tice of law in Chicago, in 1851, and afterwards went to New Jersey, and from there came to Jasper in the summer of 1358. He first entered the practice here by himself, but in a short time formed a partnership with Capt. VYyley C. Adams, and the firm of Adams k Buettner did the largest legal practice in Jasper for a number of years, bis knowl

edge of German at that time being

of great assistance in securing business. The partnership continued till Mr. Adams moved to Pike coun

ty, where he died. During this partnership he went to Celestine on

legal business, and returning after

dark was thrown from his horse on

the road, and received a broken leg, which ever after remained a great source of discomfort to bim, a part of the bone bad to be taken out, and left one leg shorter than the other. But he bravely continued the battle of life till tbe end at the time of his death being town attorney, and for several years previous having rilled with general satisfaction that position. Mr. Buettner was born at Wei

mar, Germany, Aug. 22, 1825, and was consequently 70 years, 5 months and 26 day old at his death. He leaves a widow, a sister, 2 sons, Otto, of Andereon, Ind., and Charlee, of Jasper, and five daughters, Mrs. Joseph I. Schuhmacher and Matilda, of Anderson ; Mr. T. Stephenson, of Haysville ; and Olga and Alma, of Jasper, to mourn the Iocs of a kind father. Hi remains were buried at tbe Jasper grave yard yesterday, after religious service at Trinity church by Rev. Mr. Kienle and Mr. Raush. May he rest in peace. fT Postmaster Hunter informs

the Courier he has received orders

from tbe I Ü department to "tart service on Rural Route No 1, n Dubois county, on April lt M Henry Mehringr will r-M the mirier, and it will wmt a p ftion f Bainbridge, Madi-on and Bo. ne townships daily. Farmers along the route who want the service hould fit good mail boxe, one for each family, and fasten them securely at the place they want their mail delivered. The boxes should

FOR STATE SENATOR. lr l'f 1'fc.R OULK la n candidate tor ISStfSOl from lt district "I UuImiIs ami livifs counti", sutJ. t to the Oi-uiocrttt ic primary. tKNST W. I'ICKU.VROT ( a candidate fur Senator for 1jIhms and Da us counties. ul'Jf t tu UM primary l eb. 33, 1K KU Ii Utl M M1LBI RN I a candidate for Senator fTotu Uubo: and IJuviess counties, subject to M Democratic primary, t eb. 2., ma Por Judge of tbe 571h Judicial Circuit. K. A. tl.Y a caauldat for reelection a Judn' of UM :t" Judicial circuit, com pom I '( I". kc and i'uboia counties, subject to MM OH i a rt c primary r'et. 5, V.VJ. For P-osscutma Atto-neJ. 57th Circuit UBoB.tl BBS i m .ndu.at. iorre- lection SS lr. a.cutiUK Attorney f tbe67tliJudiei .i eiri aM leafest to the l; u.oer.it. c primary. t b. .A, r.ltt. and the Judu iuI MSI KB tion oi PatoiS nd 1'ikc counties. OEM 1KaI 'K i a candidate Ii i I'ro. ecu ting Attorney for tile 5.th Judicial circuit, subject to the Democratic SSttMTJ . "i ' M,ia. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. ANDUtW 1 i M. 1. 1 : a Silsata lor Au.i.tri-I Dubola count), subject t' the Democratic i r.ma election. MK 1IA1.L A ltNKV i a candidate tor Auditor of Dubola county, subject M the democratic primary, Vet WILLI XI U. I RKl.ot atoka townsli.l , Is a candidate for Auditor of Duboia county, subject to the Dem crutic primary. KOR COUNTY TREASURER. HaTHIa id.iNc.Li. IS candidate for Treasurer of Dubois count) . subjtct to the Deuiecratic primary WILLIaJI r. UK K.MAN , of Harbison town

ship, is a candidate for Ireaaurer M iuooia couniy, ubject to the primary, l b. 25. UNS. FOR CLERK of CIRCUIT COURT. JOJM P. IIL'TOKR i a candidate for Clerk of the Duboi Circuit Court, subject to the Democratic primary election. WtL A. 8 HULKS, of BalubridKe tp.. is s ssailltstl for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dubois county, subject to the Democratic primary. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. PHILLIP J. KV1UL IS a candidate for re elect. on as Recorder of Dubois county, SM' Ject totho Democratic primary election. FOR SHERIFF. VICTOR V. CASS1DY is a candidate for

Sheriff of Dubois county subject to iiie Democratic primary, Feb. 26. 190i.

(.KOliljIC CATRCr i!" a cand date (or -her Iff of Dubois couuty , subject to the primary.

Feb. 25, U02.

PHILIP A. OOOm i a candidate for Sheriff of Dubois couuty, subject to tho Democratic primary Feb. 25, Ufa

HENRY W. RICHARDT is a candidate for

Sheriff of Du bol county, subject to th- Dem ocratic primary Feb. 25. 1902.

NICHOLAS SKVSTKGKB, of Ferdinand

township, is a candidate for Sheriff of Du

bois county, subject to the Democratic pri

mary on Feb. 25, NBa For County Commissioner, 2d Dist.

II h KM AS TKDKR.of Marion township. Is

a candidate for re election as County Com

missioner of the Second district, subject to

the Democrotic primary election. For County Commissioner. 3d Dlst

JOSEPH FRITZ, of Jackson town-hip, is a candidate for re election as County Commissioner of the Third district, .ubject to the Democratic primary election. URSRY LANDURKRK is a candidate for County Commissioner of the .id district, niibJect to the Democratic primary ('HARLES K. KM'OKK is a candidate for

county ( ommisioner for the Sd d.-triet of Dubois county, subject to the primary lei.. 25, ism

The DlKorsrer of Swams-Root st Work ta Els Laboratory. There is a disease prevailing in thla country most dangerous because so deceptive. Many sudden deaths are caused by i. heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result ol kidney disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to advance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Then the richness of the blood the albumen leaks out and the sufferer has Brlght's Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Tr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root tM w discovery is the true specific for kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases, after all other efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling about SwampRoot and Its wonderf cures. Address Dr Kilmer Co tfofhtAMk N T arw1

FALL & WINTER GOODS.

E Have now a complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc.

It May Need

Bi.The Independent says Huutinburg if in debt $17,780 ', and

charges" its liquor naloons o a year lioenas, and hai 9 of them; f ays t i it- ofiieers 2,4;1 in salaries. It has 4',)1 '.. acres of ground in th- CO!

mrate limitM ; I3.i milet of street-;

, mile ol water niainf ; a ctHiid

pipe with 1-J3,(KX) gallons capaciU ;

3hti neronr as.-eshed for joll tax,

and a tax duplicate of $748,40 There are nine men in toe tire il -

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are 4 1 arc ligius to ngni me i-irepic. vviiuic i aye

There are ü j miles of railway trat k

in the city, and of the 3ÖG asseBsed

for poll tax 299 are studying how to

make a living out ot politics.

WMi. Val. Hamberger, a prominent shoemaker and business man of Huntingburg, died Thursday, of last week, aged .V2 years. He leaves a wife and eight grown children.

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

JASPER, -

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LADIES

The great speech-makers just now are The CoUBIIB'l advertisers. They are talking from the band stand. Head them.

To make the False ,-eeni True, but this space points you to the fact that we are selling Musical Instruments, Watches, Clocks, and all kinds of Jewelry and Silver Novelties, at rock bottom prices. Now is the time to buy.

Resolutions of Condolence. Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father in His infinite wisdom to remove our honored brother knight, Simon Birkle, from this life of frailty and uncertainty to eternal rest; and whereas, we humbly submit to the will of Him wbo doeth all things well, therefore, be it

Resolved, That Branch No. 119

C. K. of A. has lost in the deceased a faithful member, tbe bereaved family a loving husband and father, and the community a noble citizen Resolved, That Branch 119, C. K. of A. extend to tbe surviving family our heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement. We hope that God may grant bim that eternal life which is free from all toil and care, and which is scented with tbe odors of everlasting joy and happiness.

Resolved. That these resolutions

be embodied in the minutes of Branch 119, C. K. of A. and a copy be tendered the bereaved family of our deceased brother knight. And lastly, be it R wrffad, Th-t th editors of the Jatpei H rM, Coombs and Huntmi. t. iv -mkmhI b kiiitlly requested

to puohh these resolutions in their

respective pipers.

Alois Beiter, Andrew J. Bkroer, Committee.

(Would You Like

a Fruit Farm in Wonderful Washington? "The state that to always freen" Settlers' Low Rates

Efiry Dai Dorlig March and April 1902.

Frss laai i laMSJsai laad s An UasaU: if Iradlä srops i coed schools and sharshss ;

f(KM ftOlSSDOTS. Tb f rosrth and prossHty of tfcs wondsrfol North vast is oa equaled la the bis tor

ot Assenea. Now is jw opportoaitr to soeors a boats

aaa rarss.

DON'T SLEEP

I'ntil you have vi.-itcd uh and satisfied yourselves that we are offering highgrsde goods for less money than ever before offered in Hubois county.

TAILOR MADE SKIRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 up. Come and examinejsamples. Upstairs over Sermersheim's store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

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poa l aef tact it. writs to-aar The gooa lud is flat fast. It will S gmm.

These aUetlssUUroo all abcot It. Seed

Se steJBf each, for any of them that you want.

North Dakota SejUotla Ulk RlTsr Valley (fleeit.)

Coeiaty

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CsNttts Rosonratloa (Wash)

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Weoetrhee ValUy Ha aad sscrtstlejs) of Washlsftsa.

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F. G. Kuebler

Kuebler Block, Jasper, Indiana. A NEW LOT OF"

Winter Overcoats, MACKINTOSHES, And Ducking Coats, Have Just Arrived. Telephone lo-2. Free delivery in Jasper. JOSEPH BUCHART.

SET GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Cume to FRANK ECKERT S Krkert Block, For Extra Bargains. Getting ready for Hig Spring .Stock.

Great Northern

Railway.

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April 27, 1W90--y.

Dont Be Fooled!

Take the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA

Does the FARMER want a TELEPHONE in his home? The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company will put one there for $2 a year. Call and learn particulars. Service between Dubois and Pike counties tree on and after Monday Feb, 24, 1902. C. B. DOANB, Local M gr.

Saved Her Child's Life.

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" icj-yun mr was cDsnavu dt pneumonia alm t to a

me earner, so he can take mail out, skeleton," write Vfr. v. Watkins, of and on for thmeben. After they P,eBfnt Hy, O. "A terrible cough set are DUt ud and markirl M in' tht' in 'P'1 ot ?od doctor s trest.5l " I. -ill , 8 mentfor sereral weeks, grew worse evttail, ft Will be a Violation of gov- ery day. We tucnumd Dr. King s Sew eroment law for any unauthorized Discovery for Consumption, and our dar

person to interfere, iniure or tarn- m8 "oon soun.l and well. We are

Kr with thm in in iv pranna ur RTand medicine eaved bis life." ing off of the routs, on sithsr side, coughs, colds and all lasslsjissii Marcau have boxes put up, and will Ün Friedman gnarant satisfaction, soon find them a great convenience. b0c- Tri' bottles free.

Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County

Telephone Co. Good Local Service

Long Distance Instrumenta. Full Metallic Lines. We give our subscribers free telS.. S a S.

epnone service 10 every point we

reach in this and adjoining counties,

(more than 100 towns,) and we are

improving and extending our lines

every day.

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Made only by Madison Medli clae Co.. Madison, Wis. It keeps yoa well. Oar trade aiark cut en each packst. Prlc. jj cent.. Never sold In bulk. Accept no eubstH

tis'ses " i-ee-

NEW STORE. Full and Complete Line of

Columbia Township Trus-jDry Goods, Clothing, Notions and fVekAaJ XT m at) t drm aeaaei as -

Furnishing Goods Store. Everything Clean and ssjj Up-to-Date. WILLIAM H ALLER.

No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff

tee's Notice.

The nndereigned, Trustee of Coluin-

oiaTp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend

to Township MauSM at bis ollice on

avery natuniay, anl perwonü liavinK X)wnsbip business to transact are re-

qiiested H present it on that day of the

?ek. the Townnhip Library is kept at the

office of the Trustee, where those en

titled can obtain books. CiEOBui W. MtLSVSV, Trustee. llillbam, Indiana. Nov. 23, 1800 ly.

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short. OfTice and Kuebler Block.

Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Boone township, Dubois county, hereby given notice that be will attend to all husiuess pertaining to the offldS of Trustee, at his residence, tares miles southwest of Portersville,on Saturdaysof each week, stid reqnefrts all persons having township uusiness to present it onSatuidsv. Citi-

sens desirinar hooks from the Township

"ROMS PHONK " fori Library, are notified that the Library is

Business 2.(K1 per month.

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