Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 August 1902 — Page 4

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iAHfKK. DUPOIS ClH'NTV, INDIANA. Sound v th. rtoBc et Jpr Itijttne. fei minion through themtlla ind cUiimilttt FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1902. If j.mi hnv itny Im nl MMN wr .im hii printing, cmII u through Ihr t'ourlrr t'hour, l.i-'4. Democratic Ticket. Kirrt Ion No. 4. IfM. t i n i rtiti v "( State Albert scnooaover, Attic : Ul in i.rm rsl W. K. Stdlwuli, Princeton. 1 c : -tute Ami, tot Ju, KU' - "Uli v in Koi State Treasure Jerome Hei n , ivru. h i i :i ik o Saprame Court A1 a in llt i ml' i tfvr. ' Allmny t i Superintendent of Public Inetructios säumet Li Mott, Ctark couatj Km M it. t.i : Mil BfyfOB lt. hin, luiiiiinapoli. l"Or Stute l.c.ln.t Kilwar.l Barrett, Iii in! rtckl OOtMtJ . Kor Judge t Supreme Court, Kiltii Dltrtc4 Tlmothj k. Bon aid, South in-ud For Jinitft r Appellate Court for Southern L .strict - John B. Eaat.BloouiiBarton; W. H. Hrackeil, FiunkUa; John l. Mette-, Kuli ille. Kor Jr.. I ts Appellate Court lur NurtUem UiNtrict Bithai I B. Bartfort, Portland Jamoa T .-auii.l rn. Kowler, HfrBfJ W. WMSf -nan, Albion. for Conartat Wir. '1 riiiir, Coryilou. For Mon itor, Oaviess ami Dubois Co's BJcluird M Milburn, Jasper. For Heprescntative, Dubol and Piks Pot Judge nth Jndleial Circa t iiv A- My, Petrrlurjf. For Pioawtlng Attorney Leo. II. r'laht-r, II i. ut mr bur For AuditorMichael A Sweeuev, Jasper. For ClerkJohn P. iluther, Jasper. For RecorderPhilip J. Kuukel. Jasper. For SheriffVictor V. Cassidy, Jasper. For Treasurer WM K. Mccktiian, Dubol. For SurTeyor Geo. P. Corn, Ireland. For CoronerJohn K. Melukor, Hun t . ugl u i ti For Commissioner, '(1 district Herinmi Teder. Jasper. For ('iimiiimii.iier, Ml district llctiry Lun Unbe, Uiui t luuburg. Pike Co. Republicans, at their couvention at Winslow Saturday nominated the following ticket: Auditor Dr. T. W. Basinger. Clerk Joseph O'Brian. Treasurer C. D. Houchens. Coroner T. W. Tyner. Sheriff Orion Peed. Surveyor Joseph Carr. Commissioners Emory Chappell and W. II . (iladish. giTMorgan & Co. are wealthy enough to build ten such roads as from Jasper to French Lick, without asking aid from citizens along the line. The outlay would hardly interfere with their pocket change, and all the aid the people are able to give will be no inducement if they don't intend to build any way. The records oay their commission on one Trust formed last year amounted to $12,000,000, or double the value of Dubois county. 0a the Plaza at the Fall Festival. The Cincinnati people prefer to call the street fair department of their Fall Festival "The Plaza." Certainly if there is anything in a name, the choice of Plaza is a hap py one, and the situation of it in a beautiful park adorned with fine old trees, and gushing fountains, even more fortunate. When it comes to choosing Plaza features, there are certain entertaining shows, that can never be excluded from the category. Therefore, the trained Animal Show, to please the children, and the lively Moulin Rouge and Streets of All Nations to stimulate the grown ups, will be met with at Cincinnati, when we visit the Fest next September. Also the Snake Swal lower, like the poor, he is always with us. Then there will be the Juvenile Theater, where the sweetest little children dance and sing, reminding one of the fairies and elves one used to know about a hundred years or so ago. The walks and streets dividing the Plaza have all been given appropriate titles. On Military March, we may admire the gallant soldiers, for a company of the 0. N. G. will be camped on the Plaza at the Fest. Lover's Lane is the Paradise of kindred spirits. Geneva street takes us to lunch at the Swiss Chalet, Animalia Av. conducts to the Ani mal Show, and Slippery Slide to the Snake Swailower. The Moulin Kouge is of course, situated on the Paris Boulevard, but aquestion that the directors wont answer for reasons known only to themselves, is this, to whos3 show does Crank st. lead? KB.Thirteen residences and a large brick hotel have been built in Jasper this year, and moat of them are completed and occupied, while the others soon will be, and the building boom ie still "on." av Wagon loads of watermelons are being brought to town from w uue river now.

Traasfers of Real Estate In Dlboil OOOnty, lur only, l'.KVJ, u shownbv Recorder Phil, kuukel'e en

try book : J. Fii kt-n to J. ttajacher, pt lot 17, .rcken's add lluntingbtng.tl.HI. .Ion. II. iduur to Julia Kohlcttci . i . t - i . i"i, a00, 901, I t. Marks, 127. Ploreaee B. Grant to Sarah J. Ki.lensaor, .i oi u eere n ate 35, t 1 1, r 8( 1 ti. J. Wibbels to .'eU'stine ktass. lO.iact in ate 9. t 3 i, r i, föO. t.e. L Baatg !" wta. Pee- pt aac is, t 1 h, r 4, $15. Rao nab E. Ingle to J.J. and a. l Gehlhaaaen, pt sec 25, i '.' i, r ;(, $i-ri. F. ZiuinuT to J, J, aod . F. iit lil In man, pt aac 25, i '.' i( r 3, $1. Fn-.l Morjfi'tirotli. ft al. to Sarah F. Newkirk, lot I, K aaa, tu"1' V. rntscli to Mary I. Scrmt rshfiin, 8 '.. lot 308, .l:ti)er, p:. . Fritm-h to Jos. T. Bir,:', pt lot t, .la.-pvr, 7(t. If, Droatfl lieirs to F. ainl J. Heulet, I lots in Ferdinand and B lot ä west add 13,000. M Fjrler to C. Kaoinbtborg, tot 17, Ferdinand. 7"0. Anna B. Ni'iik.im to John D. Ned kam, 216 acre? in seci - SS and 34, t 1 ii and , r 4, 1,500. ( . KaninintHTg to Mary Kauiuiu-Ii'-IL'. hint will. Kt. Ke . OetoaUoAi Rene L. i. Hail andiere to K(. Kev. John B, Mazin, cbnrcb n'ai estate, fi. John s. Basin to Kt. Bar. John H Tu reel!, last will. Kt. Kev. de M. Falaisto Kt. ROT.Joha B. Pnteell, last will. Kt. Kev. .lohn B. POTOOil to Kt. Ktv. Silas Cbatard, cbnreb property, ft. A. Fnt.'h to Adelhuid Friteh. pt lot I, Jaeper, 9600. J, F. If c Fall to Anna Bcbabte pt lot r, Kaadeck'i 2d add Jasper, 1190. Sam'l Krooner to l'eter Schnell, ) of io aeres in aac t ; , r ", iSk tit'n. Kiefner to Mossman l.uinher Co., Iii acres in sec 96. t 1 n, r 5, 91,000. v. k. MeManaa to Hantingborg Wagon Works, 7 lots in vieiger'sa ld Mnntingburg, f-M. Wilheltmna Fisher to Httntingbtttg Wagon Work-, 5 lots la Geigers add 1 In mingling, 9350. Jacob Bauer to L, L. Ilennnerlein, 145 acres in sec 4, t 1 s. r 4, J1,"ii. If. Behelrich heirs to Wm. Oetsler, e'j lot 187, Jasper. $'(). D. Keutepohler, Receiver, to F. B. Katterhenrv. lot 30 and W Kret.'s 1st add Hanttegbarg, 9-soo. Wm. Boe to Jos. B, Fischer, pt sec If, t 1 s, r 4. .HO0. Marv KJaiaaito John If, Schmidt, lot 79 and'e'.. BO McC. 2d add Jasper, John M. Bcbmidt to Phil. J. Kunkel, same lots, $KK). Phil. J, Kunkel to Anna Senneriheiffl, same loU, $7X). 8alein Curtis heirs to Vina A. Hardin, t7 acres in sees and 'J3, 1 1 s, r 3, f700. H. K. McDonald to Jos. Friedman, lUi acre - in sec 7, t 1 s, r ;;, $1,400. Jos. Friodman to ;e'. Dokemper, M acres in sec 7, t 1 s, r 3, ILlJOO. Marlin A. iosman to Enuna Moore, n!4 lot 22, JasjK-r, N0. 0. H. Osborn to C'iai. Baker, lots 7 and 17. Iuff, $o00. Mat. Blumele to (.'has. Cummins. 140 acres in sec 16, t ! s, r 3, $.Vx). John W. Land re th to B. W, Simons, 4i acres in sec 2, t i s, r 3, 1400. Liquor License Notice. Bottee it herct'v sr n t the. eltlaeaa of Jasper, aad Bafabriaaa towasb p, Dubois Co. Indiana, that tin- ander tffned, a nalej Inbab It HD t of wait! township and comity . and "or the line of '11 vcar, and of nood moral char in tiT, will at the regular Mepteaibet term, lies, of the Board of Oonttn Isaloners at -.,,.i county, apply for u license to M II aad retail spirituous, vim. ii, mult and other intOXMOtili li.uors in a mm quuntity than aqaarl at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his pre Ulis -The p reo on- location where an I 1 niiior a re sold IS ill a room WXH Jcci on ine ki-uuiih floor of a two storj frame frame building tltnnted on the south t-ast corner ef lot Bo L aa ahown on tl rlginal map oi put of tilt-town of Jawper, ISainhrldgc tow n-h ip. l)ulo!county . ni'liatiii, I r.iuin niccs oil mh.ii street. At the aasnc time and place w ill akto apply for ic:i , to aorre lanahea, and to son ngata aiil tol.aceo. SBBBMAM ü l.i.l.M. Attg. a, nee Survey Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will proceed with the County Surveyor of Dubois county, Indiana, on Monday, i-ept. l, r.0' to aarvey the lines and BftobUeb the corners of Section 15, Township 1 South, Kange I West. The intermediate lines will also he run and the orn.-rs thereof established, and all parties inten; .-dare notified to be pre-cnt, i'l.ONKiiA Krsrz. Aug. B IBOB-ter. Notice of Election. Notice is hereby given that the ils will be open at the several places of voting in Madison township, DoboU county, Indiana, on BATUBDAY, BEPTEMBEB 6, 190?, at ' o'clock a. in., for the purpose of taking the votes of the legtl voters of said Madison township upon the subject of said Madison township aiding the Southern Indiana Traction Company in constructing its railroad in said tow nbin to the amount of eight thou-.wnl eight hundred dollars. Theelection will be held under the htatute of Indiana providing fcr aiding railroad companies, regularly organized, in the construction of their proposed railways, and the polls will be kept open until t 3 clock p. Bt., if necessary, as at general elections. The same being ordered by the Hoard oi County Con.missioners at their regular August session, l'.X AfUI'ST 11 . K KKNKR, Auditor of Oaboil Co. Ind. Aug. 5, 1902. I w. Fine Farm Near Petersburg for Sale. The undersignel offers his farm of 120 acres, one mue from l eterstiurg, inu., f jr sale. The resilience is a two room brick house, with frame kitchen; has good batn and other outbuildings, fine orI chard of apples, peaches, cherries and Small fruits; 75 acres in cultivation, good ! water at the door almost, two kood Bp rings in wood pasture. The owner is too old to till the farm, anil wishes to sell to retire. Persons wanting a first class place, are invited to call on him at the farm residence, or write to Wm. Sn uv, or Liziie V. Heasley, b)X W, Petersburg, Ind. Aug. 8, P.W2-4W. An advertisement, like a cigar, should he so good that the first whin or impression will cause a man to jiiins.ii ii. r-iiiNiiing n, i . owoiBtn i" : . i : i.i l : iv- v- I .... i

Thonaanda Rare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. How To Fin Ont. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water ar.d let It stand twenty-four hours, a

sediment or set tling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kidney trouble ; too 1 frequent desire to pass It or pain in ' - - the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. What to Do. I There Is comfort in the knowledge so aftoa expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's 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, wine 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 extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures cf the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. Bleat. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it, both sent absolutely free by mall, address Dr. Kilmer et nm of Swamp-Root, Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading thr generous offer in this paper. Madison Township Expenditures and Tax Levies for the Year 1902. The Trustee of Madison township, Du boil county proposes for the yeat ly expenditures and tea levies by the Ad visory Board at its annual meeting to be held al the Trastoe's office, the following estimates an 1 amounts for said year: l. Town shin expenditures, II ,M0. and township tax, So cents on the bandred dollars. 2. Local tuition ex peuditures, ?7(X), and tax, 14 cents on the hundred dollars. Soecial school tax expenditures, 11,600, and tax, .il cents on the hundred lollarg. 5. Additional n md tax expenditures, 350, and tax, s cents on the hundred iollars. 7. Poor expenditures for n receding tear, 1290. and tax, 5 cents 0B the hun dred dollars. Total exnenditures. $4, 310. and total tax, 08 cents 00 the hundred dollars. This is lOe. less than last year. Signed, duo M. '.Jkekne, Trustee. Dated Aug. S, 1902-lW. Boone Township Expenditures and Tax Levies for the Year 1902. The Trustee of BootM UwnAbp, Dermin county, pi ... .es for the yearly ex penditurefl and tax levies b the Advisory Board at its annual meeting, to be held at the Trustee's office, on the -d day oi Sept., commencing at 10 o'clock a. in. the follow ing estimates and amounts for said year: 1. Township expenditures, $17-, and township tax, Ö cents OB the hundred dollars. t. Local tuition expenditures, $!.7?i, and tax, :0 cents on the hundred dollars. 3. Special school tax expenditures, iVs. and tax. 10 cents on the hundred dollars. 4. Rood t ix expeoditarec, 9205, and tax, S cents on the hundred dollars. 5. Additional mad tax expenditure-. $.':;.. and tax, i osataoa too handled dollars. 7. Poor expenditures for preceding year, tV., und tax, 1 cent OB the hundred dollarf. Total expendi totes, 93,422, and total tax 5s cents on t lie hundred dollars. N-.-t taxable property of township, 1590,860. Number .f polls, 94, Signed, Crbisti vx Hon m , Traatoe. Dated, Aug, 8, 1902-1 w. Columbia Township Trimtee'n Notice. The undersigned, Tmstee of UohUB oia Tp., DnbOU county, Ind., w ill attend to Township business at his office on very Saturday, and persons having ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the v -ek. I he Township Library is kept at the ofbee of the Trustee, w here those entitled can obtain hooks. Ctaoaea W, Mum raw, Trustee. liillhaui, Indiana. Nov. Ii, 1H0O - ly. Excursion Tickets To all prominent points in the South and HouthoaMt, Including St. Autrustine, Palm Baach, Miami, Jacksonville, Pott Tampa, Brunswick, Thomasville, Charleston, Aiken, Augusta, I'inehurt, Asheville, The "LAND of the SKY," also the South Carolina InteratateT'and Waat Indian Expoaition at Charleston, South Carolina. Perfect Dining and SCi nfj Cur Service. Choicr p Routes lo Florida Ask any ti k ! lg nl for foil i 1 r rnation, ui addfi a I O. It. Alten. 1. G. F A . Bf Looia. Mo J. s lie !u gl . N. ft. P. A , 228 I earhorn vi .. 'bicago. III. William Flanmdly. T. P ., Hoard ol ' Trade, Kaaaae City, Mo. 1 0. A. Baird, D. P. A , 7' Olive si., st Louis, Mo. 0. 11. Hategerfotd, l P A . 280 Foorth Ave., Lonitville, Kv. FOR RENT A lrtii(lsome store room, '"ix7h fejBt, i lot l v las tered and bbI i d Bbelvil p and counters. tfgfj and Bp i data. In the business portion of town. (Sood stand. lei.ronalile terms. Apply at Conn Kit ollice.

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Mens, Boys, & Childrens Suits! Trousers, Shirts, Straw Hats and Low Shoes. These Lines will be closed at a great sacrifice in price, giving the purchaser the benefit of the discount on seasonable goods. I Expect to see you as soon as you read this announcement and make your selection. First Come, Best Served. S. KUEBLER,

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IT IS OFTEN A PUZZLE What to give as a Wedding Present. Our experience U that I Fine Piano, Jewelry , AND Silverware Are appreciated most. Let us asist you in of our large stock PRICES AND QUALITY ARE RIGHT. F. G. Kuebler Kuebler Block, Jasper, Indiana. CLEAR EYE. BRIGHT COMPLEXION. larn Mann at Oooe" Heath. BoSBFotiow i M HUGHES' TONIC I. rent Me.pcine for Bpriaa an'l Kall-m-DCM over M eir far better than dosing itll calomel nll'l 'lllillllie. ( lire-. IOII antl tvr Baltnn raiinlnii . ml Btttraa iiiri,-r, beeaaaa 11 IJCAMSKS vt.n. aetS gaWtty On Imwels onl liver- line tonic. Kivex itppetit' ami trenntll -pleiiHllt to t .it.'. i u IT inalat on MliOBlBW aad aa other. AO Out mill OI.041 llottlr. ROBINSON-PETTET CO.. Lou'avllle, Ky. May ;t .iii. CLOSING OUT Summer Goods ! At low prices to make room tor new Fall Goods Now is the time to get bargains at JOSEPH BUCH ARTS Mirll . BO The merchant who constantly advertises never has time to become an expert chess player. Advisor.

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TAILOR MADE SKRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 np. Come and ezaminejsamples. Upstairs overSermersheim's store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price, Come to FRANK ECKERT S Kckert Mock, For Extra Bargains. Hig Summer Stock of h ashionahle Goods,

' Get a telephone ' ' The Cumberland Telephone t Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. B na fide subscribers are given free telephone service to every point reached by their lines in the county, Ii 1 they are constantly making extensions and additi )U. 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.

NEW STORE. Fall and Complete Line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions and Furnishing Goods Store. Everything Clean and ryJ Up-to-Date. WILLIAM H ALLER.

Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Roone township, Duboia county, hereby gives notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the office of Trustee, al his residence, tnree miles southwest of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all persons having township ousiness to present it onSatuiday. t'ititens desiring books from the Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept at my residence. Christian Hofkman, Tmstee. Dae 7, 1900-y. gtWSubscribe for the Coobikb.

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Madison Township Trustee Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the Trnaleeof Madison township will he in Ireland on the first Saturday of each month, and the remaining Saturdays at my residence, five miles southwest of Ireland, for the purxee of attending to township business, and all persons having business with the township are eipected to confine it to those days. The township library is kK at J. C. Kvrard's in Ireland, where all may obtain the hooks. The Indiana School books will be lound at Wm. T. Young's store at all limes. ((.. M. Ufjbrnb. Nov. 2.1, limo-y Trustee Madison Tp.