Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 51, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 August 1902 — Page 4
JASPEK COURIER
atHIK. DUPOIS COUNTS. INDIANA.
Hi,t.iJ l tb FutuAl. I Japr lodlaoa. f) r.a. l tbroagb the mall -oalclattaiatur
KK1DAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.
II yio h 11 loral iif. or I any printing, tall us Ihiough Ihr nnrirr IMionr. I.t i
Democratic Ticket. Election Nov. 4, 1WW. For cretary if Stutp Albert itMMOTtr, AttiTK. For Attorney General W. t m ilwi ;. Print ton. For Statt Auditor J au K Kiggs - n Fur State Treasurer Jerome Berti, Peru, lor Clerk of upreu.e t ourt A..n. Uviub'tg r. New AlliaUY. 1. ; Si:j.iriUteudt-'it of I'ul'lic lustrui t.oUSamuel L. Scott, i lai k countT For State -tatiatinau Myron D. King. Indianapolis. KorStati Ueotoa Ut Edward liarrett, Hendrlcka oounty, Forjudge of Suliretue Court, Fifth DlStrlCtTnuotliy F:. Howard, South Iteu.l
lor Judges Appellate Court for Southern
l'.Ht I I J. dm K. Kast. li!oom!nt(tn . V II. liraok
en. ri.inkliti, John I). Megee, KuntiTille
For Jo. l ies Appellate Court for Northen Difcti .et -
Kicliar.l H. Hartford. fortUnd, Jainoi T
aun l ioii. Fowler, lli nrv o .imwer naa. Albion. For ongreei M iu fr, Zcuor, Cory.!, in. For Senator, Day u s ami liuboie Co' Kkliard M Milhurn, Jasper. For Representative, Dubois and Pike
For Judge 57tti Judieial Circuit Kugene A. fcly, I'eterhurg. For Prosecuting attorney -Leo. II. F'iauer, II .:.t ugburg For AuditorMichael A Sweeney, Jasper. For ClerkJohn P. Huther, Jasper. For RecorderPhilip J. Kunkel. Jasper. For SheriffVictor V. Caaal.Jy, Jasper. For Treasurer Win F. Beckman, Dubois. For Surveyor Geo. P. Corn, Ireland. For CoronerJohn F. kfeinker, Huut.ngburg For Commissioner, 3d districtHerman Teder. Jasper. For Commissioner, 3d district Henry Im, Vr IJuutingburg.
Democrstlc Ceatrsl Commiitee Meeting. All members of the Democratic Central Committee of Dubois
county, Ind., are hereby notified to
meet at the Court house in Jasper,
Ind., on
MONDAY, SEPT. 1st, 1902, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose
of making arrangements to nomi
nate Township tickets and District
members of the County Council, and for the transaction of such oth
er business as may properly come
before the meeting. Democratic candidates and working Democrats are invited to attend. Gko. R. Wilson, Chairman. John E. McFai.l, Secretary. Tie Viocenoei, Petersborf and Jasper Railroad. To the Citizens of Madison and Baihbbidoe townships, Dubois County: We, the promoters of the Southern Indiana Traction Company, wish to be fairly and fully understood by the voters and citizens of said townships before they vote on the subsidies on the 6th of September next. A few citizens of the town of Jasper, who are common enemies of all public enterprise and progress, are putting in their time telling the citizens of these townships that this company is seeking to get the tax voted, and then by some sort ot fake arrangement, run a car over the road, collect the tax, withdraw from the enterprise, and thus defraud the people out of their tax
We wish to brand such statement-
as untruths and unworthy of belie
by such intelligent citizens as are
found in these townships.
Un the part oi tbe promoters o
this enterprise, this is a good fait!
transaction, and an honest dea
with the people, in which they wil
et value received for every dollar
they vote for the enterprise.
In the first place the promoter?
are home people, men who the vo
ters of these townships have done
business with and known for years
John O. Davis and Leslie Lamb art
cashier and assistant cashier of the
First National Bank, of Petersburg
Sol. Frank is a merchant of Peters
burg and son of the president of the
First National Bank of that place
H. R. Snvder is in the hardware
business in Petersburg and is i man of fine business standing. J
W. Wilson, attorney, has resided
and practiced his profession in th
town of Petersburg for twenty year?
and is known to all the people ot
both counties. Fred. Chappel is
an attorney of Petersburg, born and
raised in that county, and belongs to one of its oldest families. Rob ert M. Gray is a merchant of Ot well and Trustee of Jefferson township, was born and raised in Pike county, and the fsmily is one of the best known in that county. E. F. Cox ia a civil engineer of large ex peri nee and wide acquaintance, and itnow employed in the construction of the rock roads of Pike county. 8. N. Chambers, formerly of Vincennes, Indiana, but now one of the
prominent attorneys of Indianapolis, is the man, who without solid tattoo ou as part was failed to the aAof of United States District Attorney for Indiana, by President Harrison. Herman Eckert and Boinar Traylor, oi Jasper, are well known to the people of kV-th townships. Sow t'onsid'-r tlu-su men, where situate, their standing, ROd bttetnews relations, and then tisk yo irselves, if you think they will dehh erntely go into a scheme to defraud the people of Mad i.-on and BUv bridge townships iu Dubois county, Jefferson and Washington townships in Pike county , and the town -hips iu Knox county? Do you believe that they would do Mn h a thing as that? The character of these men will refute any slanderjus statement-' that can 1m made. The above men have maintained reputations for honesty and fair dealing for half a cmituty, and expect to still maintain that standing. We ask you to consider who the promoters of this enterprise are, that the enterprise is in their hands, and that they are managing it in all its details, and that nothing therein is, or will be done except they direct
and order it.
Now as to what these promoters are offering the people of these townships, They propose to o instruct an electric railroad from the city of Yincennes, Knox county,
through the towns of Monroe City,
Petersburg, Algiers, Otwell, Ireland, to the town of Jasper, in Dubois county. The road will be OP
erated by electricity under the most
modern methods, the track will he
standard guage, the rails will be
standard T-rails, the road will lie
equipped with modern passen gef
cars, such as are used by electric roads of like character, and the road will also be equipped with
freight motor cars of lufnoisnt capacity to handle all classes of
freight. Standard freight cars such as are used on all steam roads will
also be used on t hi? road. The
road will be a common carrier tie
ame as any other rail road, except the motive power h to be electricity
nstead of steam. We guarantee
that this road when built will be up
to the standard of the most modern, and to have the most modern equip
ments of every character used on the electric roads. We have now given a statement of what we propose to do, and what we offer. Will the ciiizens of these townships vote for their own int rast or will they he intluenoed by those who are always found OOpOS ed to progress? If you wish to know auything further in reference to the proposition, in any way, call
on any of the men whose names are
signed to this statement and thy
will give you the information.
Trusting we have made ourselves
clear on this matter, we are very
truly.
S. N. C hambers, H. R Snyder. Sol. Krank. John O. Duvi-s F. E. Chappell, Leslie Lamb, E. K. Cox, Robert M. (iray, J. W. Wilson, Herman Eckert, Bomar Traylor.
DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ?
Almost papers Is
ml
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
everybody who reads the newssure Is know o( the wenderfu.
eure made ty Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, luer and rladder remedy. It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century; d;sv . vrred after years of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In promptly curtnj Urne back, kidney, bladder, ur:c acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is aet recommended for everything but if you havekidnev, liver or bladder trouble it will be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested tn so many ways, in hospital work. In private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful tn every case that a special arrangement has been made by wh.ch all readers of this paper who have not already tried it. may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and send your address to Dr. Kumer it Cc.Binghamton. N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and Rom of 8 wan p-Root doilar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale!
OK
HOT WEATHER WEARING APPAREL
CONSISTING OF
Mens, Hoys, & Childrens Trousers, Shirts, Straw and Low Shoes.
Suits! Hats
Notiiv of Election.
Notice if hereby given thai the i"
uill In uin'ii at ttif several placet of
voting in Madison township, utoi
county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, SKPTKM BKK 1908, at 6 o'clock a. nw, tot the pniposs ot taking the vote- of the legil voters of sai.l ttadisOB township upon the subject of Slid Madison township aiding the Southern Indiana Traction Company in POnstrUCtinf its railroad in SSM tOWU ship t" the amount of eight thousand eig'it hundred dollar. The election will be held under the Statute of Indiana providing fcr aiding railroad companies, regularly organized, in the construction of their proposed railways, and the polls will Im? kept open until 6 o'clock p. m., if necessary, ns at general elections. The same being ordered bv the Hoard of
County Commissioners at their regular August session. 1902. AUU1 ST H. KOERNER, Auditor of Pulxiis Co. End. Aug. 8, PJ02. I w.
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. KITEBLER,
i
LAD I ES
Administrator's Snv of Ileal Ext ate. Notice is hereby iriven that f)V virti'c
of an order of the iMihois Circuit court.
of the state of Indiana, the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Henry J. Thieman, deceased, will offer for Bale at public audi in on SATURDAY, BEFTEMBEB 30th, 1909.
At the premises one mile south-cast of the town of Knoxville, in forks of the road tetween Knoxville tuCelestine and Kllsworth, near lieckmun school house, the following deseriled real estate of said decedent, situated in Mall township, Dubois county, IndianH, to-wit The north-half of the north-west quarter of section eighteen (W), township number one (1), south, ran? mini tier three (:f we-t, h) acres, more or less. Part of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of said section, tow n ship and i ange , and being all of said Southwest quarter of ÜM northwest quar ter lying and lieing north of Bailer creek, running through the name, L acres more or less. Hart of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of said section eighteen ( IS), said township and range an I bounded as folic wa: Commencing at the northwest corner of said southeast q larter of the northwest quarter, running
thence east eighteen (1M) chains, thence Jouth tifteen (15) chairH to said Uailev
"reek, which runs from ea?t to w net through uaid tract, thence west with the meandering- of said creek to the w est
line of said southeast northwest quarter, hence north on said line to the place of
beginning, containing IS acres more or
lets, and containing in all 130 i ras.
more or less, and sold freed from the
widow's interest, to pay a vendor 'l lien
thereon for original purchase monev. TKBHH F S. LB, ne fourth cnah,
the remainder in eoual payments nt six, nine and twelve months, purchaser giv-
ng notea for ierernM payments at per ent. interest, without relief an ! with
good freehold seeuritvto administrator's
approval.
bale to begin at H)o clock A. M AMJKKW EiXIC'flKLBKCH, Administral r.
COX A HI NTKU Attorneys.
Aug. ISOS. Iw. uajrSubHcrilic for tbe OoVWiR.
Fioe Farm Near Petersburg for Sale. The undersigned offers his farm of li'O
acres, one mde from Petersburg, Intl., f jr sale. The residence is a two room brick
house, with frame kitchen; has good I barn and other out buildinfS. tine or
chard of apples, peaches, cherries and small fruits; 7" acres in cultivation, good water at the door almost, two good spring- in w i pasture. The "wn-r istOOOhl to till the farm, and wishes to sell to retire. Persons wanting a first class place, are invited to call on him at the farm residence, or w rite V Wm.&UAW, or Lizzie F. Heasley. b x 68, l'eter-btirg, Ind. Aiii.'. S, MWMw. Liquor License Notice. Pottat i- Ihti-Iiv kivcii to tie- citiceas or Jaaper, nni Bam bridge t imliip. Iuii ('. India Ii, I. tliHt the uixh r-itfio t. a innl ,nh:li Hunt nt al4 towu.iliip ami county, mm! OTW th nifc of il i :ir. und of k.. nior.il eliur actcr, will ut the reitulnr !epteuil-r term, I'.ITJ, of the Itoaril of 'oiiiiin4titier of su.il eiointy, upplj for it licence to eil and r-tuil npirltuou-, vmoii, malt and othar tntoxleatniK iKjiior in u rata qaantltT thaw . ,uart Ut u time, w it ti the pn ilee '( allow ing the sunir to le 'Irunk mi li : pr-in The j.rei , location where miiil lienor re sold in in a room WM f et on tbe gtoaad floor of a tw ii -to r y fr one frame building lltnatad on the south ast corner ef lot No ', a- -how u on t he original man or pint of thetown of Jaaper, Sal a bridge towiMblp, lulioiieoont , lli'liuuu. sui'i room I i n Maoi tie. t At the uiin time ami place w ill alo uply for leave to nerve lunebe, and to -ell FlffaM und lobaoeo, SHERMAN K I I L M. Aug. 1 IMS- ).
IT IS OFTEN A PUZZLE What to give as a Wedding Present. Our experience is that a rFine Piano. J EWElry, AND Silverware
TAILOR MADE SKIRT All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 up. Come and ezaminejsamples. Upstairs over Sermersheim s store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.
appret i ,ted most
ist you stock . . .
A re Let
of mir larg
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in
PRICES AND QUALITY ARE RIGHT.
F. G. Kuebler Kuebler Block, Jasper. Indiana.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Eckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big Summer Stock of Fashionable Oseiti
Columbia Township Trustee's Notice. The andersfgMd, Trustee of OofoflH oiaTp., Dubou ootiatjr, lad., will attend to Township business at his ofliee on ivery Saturday, and persons having Ownship business to transact are requested to present it on that day of the v -ek. I he Township Library i.i kept at the otbee of Um Trostes, where those entitled ran obtain Itooks. I rBOBQB W. .Mm in us, Trustee. Ilillham, In liana. Nov. '23, 1SU0 -ly.
CLEAR EYE,
BRIGHT COMPLEXION. BWfSMgMOtGoo ll'-atli. Until Kollo I -
HUGHES' TONIC
.n-at Medicine for Spring and Fall Sue i over 40 y-Hr l"ar l tt-r than ;-.iiiij with calomel and oninina. i ure hill, mmi leitr snllcm loint-(io. and ltlli.niD4 rStn a, Ixwauac it I.KANKS -t.iu a-t- treat ly on iMiarla and lircr rlnr tonir, a:icn uppetit.- and tri riirtli til. n-ant to t .-I- Tlh IT laaiat on afi'OHItt' and otler. -,o ( ent und ll.no Kol I Im.
ROBI NSON-PETTET CO. Lou'avilie, Ky. Mai S StTa,
toe.
Southern Railway Excursion Tickets To all pmminent point- in the South and Southeast, Including St. AagOStifM I'alna Beach, Miami. Jacksonville. Port Tampa, Branswiok, Tborjiaa ville, CbarieatOO, Aiken, Augusta, Piaehnrat, Aaheviile, The "LAND of Iht KV,' . Ihs South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition at Charleston, South Carolina. Perfect Dining. and S-.j,;,,- c,,, Seivi' S t'li .n 111 it - t,, Kl'ii l
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"Get a telerhonei" The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. Bjna fide subscribers are given free telephone service tc every point reached by their lines in tbe county, d they are constantly making extensions and additi jne. No "Wild Cat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Camber land service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. GIVE US A TBI AT,
CLOSING OUT Sumner
Ank at,) i i in.it: mi.
i. B. Allen, A . J. B. Mr ' i orl
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NEW STORE. Foil and Complete Line oi Dry Goods, Clothing', Notions and Furnishing Goods Store. Everything Clean and sjj (Jp-to-Date. WILLIAM HAULER.
Dearborn 8t., VUic ifi . Ill Wiiliiun Flannelly, r Trail. Kan-:ti i it Mi.
0. A. Baird, U I A , ttltil liuis, Ifo. 0. H, Hafarfil, l P. . Ave., Laiaisi Hie, K v. An adveriisfin "nt, 1 1 k shc-.t'd be hm 'iim.' thai tin or impn'SHoii wiil can linixh it. FlttsliilLjl N. V
At
: K'.urth
low pricei to make
room tor new Fall Goods Now li the time to get bargains at JOSEPH BUCHART'S
Boone Township
Notice. The unlemarnei, Trute
township, I n'w.ia ronnty,
Trustee's Madleon Township Notice.
Trustee
. n , Notice ie Ten that hereafter the True oi Boone . . ... . ;nui. Im.
berelr pvm . . ,k. u,,.i... .,-h
notic that be will atten.l to ail txuine , ,v. rTTT ay. .
Ill iull, All1! luv icuiauuiu .-aiui'ia -
my nw-leoo. fire milea aonthveet of Ireland, for tbe porxwe of attending to
ftwnaHirt trinflikAa jliit all mimiu KeV
reqnetru all pmn- harms townehip hnainmm with tha tovnahio ara ei-
prtaininc to tbe urti -e ot Trattet, at hit
IvMSBMaL tnrtf milee aoathwet of for-
trvill. on Saturdays of earh trek, ami
tern .leeinn twoka from the ISIBBHI Tha to-rBahin Ubtarr ia Bawa, at J. C.
I iiril f . nSS -f . i.::ir. 1,1 11m am Iiant who constsntly ad- ;. man to , vt-rli.K nver ha time to Income
Journal.
uam-i io prewni n on .auiiaay. v,ui- nmetlld to ranfinl it to .Wo-, dan
.-umry "I Errard'a ia Ireland.
obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be
nl Wm T Yoanf'i etore at an
Jbrarv, are notified that tbe
kept at my residence. CiiBtsTtAX HorrMA. Trastee. Dec 7. 190U -T .
where all may
an cxjiert ohcaa ilayer. Advisor.
SarHubscribe for the Cv.caias.
times. Nor. a, 1900-7
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