Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 15, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 December 1902 — Page 4

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Herman Eckert came home

from Petersburg; Wednesday.

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FRIDAY. DECEMBER WK 1902.

It iwaj tm any local news, or waul any printing, rail its through th Courier I'himr. I.i-S.

BÄ-N?xt Thursday is Christmas, and the Coi kikr wishes its readers a merry day. The grand jury of Martin county returned indictments against So persons for selling their votes at the late election.

-Mr. Carl Weigel and his harness maker. Mr. A. W. Fischer, went to Louisville Monday to buy the stock and machinery for the new harness shop. Ä-tieorge Wuchner, the accommodating assistant at the Jasper K. R. depot, suffered from a severe attack of lumbago the tirst part of this week, but is now at work again. Jas. H. Stewart has recovered frnm hin rccniit illness sutlii'ientlv

to resume his position as brakesman on the Southern, which he did this week. IS-The Hoosiei Oil & Gas Co. are now engaged in placing their drilling machinery on Frank Shuler's farm north of Jasperthis week, and will commence to drill as soon ma they can get it in shape. The Trinitv S. . will have a Xmas Cantata" entitled "An Old Fashioned Christmas" at the court

house, Christmas Eve. The public

are invited. Admission adults 10c. children under 10, Sets. Several Jasper people attended Pike circuit court, this week, as witnesses in the f tuder-Nickey case. Among them were: J. F. Judy, J. P. Huther, Andy Schüler and Mrs. Sherman Kellams. They came home yesterday. sThe town should buy the fde:tric lighting plant, enlarge it. and improve the service by all night and every night lighting. As the power house is in the street now, it would not be necessary to change its location.

V heat wup ttü.lu I j (MAil pr bushel, in Jasper, yesterd.Horace M. Keau, Ks. is somewhat improved in health, but is not yet able to be up.

WBomar Travlor, Esq., ipent

the tint part of this week in Lomevilla, and came home, Tueaday.

The Ladiea Eucbre club met at

the home ot Mrs. John Sermersheim yesterday afternoon.

tWHenry Kuebler, wife and

child, of Crider, Ky., came to Jasper Wednesday, to spend the

holidays with Henry's parents.

Mrs. M. A. Clark and family

moved into one of the Schumacher

houses, on North Main st. yester

day.

MTTbe Southern trains between

Jasper and Huntingburg had to rnn thron eh 17 inches of water

Wednesday.

tI92 was the number that won

the camera at Moutoux'a Saturday,

but the holder of that ticket bad'ut

brought it in yet, yesterday.

Ä-The Jasper College students leave to-morrow for their different homes, to spend the Holiday vaca

tion.

S0u Relatives from St. Meinrad,

Owensboro and Louisville came to Jasper, yesterday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Louis Pfau. Dr. B. B. Brannock has recovered from his recent illness sufficiently to be in his store again yesterday.

The Eminent Kidney

and Bladder Speclallst

ESSäSSaatttBaVHaHsHaS

QU fra LL

inj vests M 'gfc h 1 1 1 1 1 your H I Vvl k wits iiif will

Holiday Wear

tat Wacsvtrtr tf twaat-Bsat at Werk la U Laasratsry. There is a disease prevailing In this country most dangerous because so deceptive. Many sudden deaths are caused by It heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of 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 oell by celL Then the richness of the blood the albumen leaks out and the sufferer has Bricht ! Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new discovery is the true soecific 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 tent free

by mail, also a book telling about SwampRoot and Its wonderful cures. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamtoo, M . sad

What's In a Name?

Kverything is in the name when it

comes to ucn nazei aive. v. w

Witt k Co. of Chicago, discovered, eoine

years ago, How to mane a saive irvm

Witch Hazel that is a specinc ior nie.

For blind, bleeding, itching, and pro

truding Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises, and all skin diseases DeWitt'e BalfS has m equal. This haa tfiven rise to niirneins worthless counterfeits.

Ask for DeWitt's -the genuine. Martin

Friedman.

It is expected that the public

school vacation in Jasper, this year,

will 'ast from the day before Christmas until the Monday after New

Years. School has been held on

several Saturdays, so as to make an

even four months before Christmas, this bringing the school to a close earlier in the spring. Prof. öan-

WCarl Myers, of Madison Tp., who had his arm cut off in a corn shredder, last week, is getting along nicely. Died. Mrs. Lonis Pfau died at

her home, four miles north of Jasper, at 8 a. m., yesterday, of pneu

monia.

She leaves eight children and a

husband to mourn her loss. Interment will take place in St. Joseph's

cemetery Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.

Christmas at Hiltsbore. There will be a Christmas enter

tainment at the Hilleboro church

on Christmas night. Children belonging to the school will be admitted free. Children outside of the school under twelve years of age free, over twelve 10c at the door.

VUUllUllICCi

Irjr Messrs. Brown Reavis, ex

pect to begin the construction work I ders and father and Miss Maggie

on the Jasoer.r.L. ä ucneu r.iec- Wiiaon wil conduct a normal im

trie K. R. on Jan. 10. They have I mediately after the term closes.

ecured the right of way all the way I ry . : . , , 0 1 Ä. tmm la.nn to French Lick except Fight Will Be Hitter.

over SO acres of the Mehringer farm, Those who will persist in closing their i . . . . . . ., I ears aaainst the continual recommends-

ana mat, may uave w ue uuuuwwu- üon of Dr R . New Discovery tot

ed at court. I Consumption, will have a long hitter T T 1 Ti7 . u I fight with their troubles, if not ended IfvThe back water of Patoka I t.arlier b- faUi termination. Read

river in nn higher than it has been! what T. R. Beall. of Beall. Miss., haa to

for four vears. The Mossman I say: ''Last fall my wife had even-lymp-

Silk Handkerchiefs and all kinds of Neckwear For the Holidays at S. KITEBLER'S,

West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

JASPER, IHNJ-JDI TSTJ.

NOTICE.

On and after the 1st of December,

1902, the following prices for coal will ha ajlntited :

. . ... l l : I

8c per busnel denvemi, casu on ienv-

ery. ec per Dusnei ai mine. WO will pay the miners 3'4c per bu

shel for digging coal.

Josefa !scnroeier, jr., Henry Goeppner, Andrew Hopf, Mat. Reese, Isidor Schuetter. Mat. Eckert. Dec. 5. 2m.

TOUR

TABLE NEEDS Some new silver to give it that air of dainty elegance you desire. There is no excuse for Shabby, Out-of-date ware, when we offer you the latest designs in Solid Silver for so little money

TAILOR MADE

SKRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 np. Oome and examine.samples. Upstairs over Bermersheim s store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

Come M Iopt ta.

we

Lumber Co., and A. Fritcsh, and

(ieorge Fry were compelled to shut

down their mills luesday on ac

count of it, and residents along 1st street had to build a trestle to get

up town.

laVic Cassidy arrived home,

Sunday, from Hot Spring, Ark.,

torn of consumption. ne tooic ut.

King'? New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at

once, and four bottles entirely cured her.

Guaranteed by M. rnednian Druggist.

Pr.ce 60c, and $1.00 Trial bottles free.

A Jolly Time.

Jasper Lodge No. 68,

A. 0. U

meeting Tuesday

Notice to our Patrons.

After January 1, 1903, all orders rlour and feed must be placed at the

not later than 2 p. ra. for the same d delivery. Thanking- all for favors

are. Respectfully yours.

2t J. & A. ECKKRT.

Railroad Excursions. Holiday rate for Dec. 1M02, and Jan

1903. One and one third fare for the

round tri d Dec. 24. 25 and 31, and Jan.

1. VMtt, aood until Jan, 2, 1MB,

Annual meeting of Indiana State

Teachers' Ass'n, at Indianapolis, Dec

2B to 31. one and one-third fare for the

round trip Dec. 2. 2 and 30, law, good

returning until Jan. -'a. V. K. Claycomb, Agent

il G. Kuebler

Kuebler Block,

Jasper, Indiana.

W., had a jolly

i i a nirrht nftpr ahnvcint7 Ihn mVAlAriAa

eehOM hfl VPni HI wtM sc I f 1 I Irl If 11 raw I uib.ui m w-m wuw - n " J

the men that nere accused of swind- of the order to a candidate and k'lnnriobfl I the ovster lunch was superb. The

I I 1 1 W 1 laiilW LiU. T , .NU V. , 0

V no ' r,F l'ptprBhnrc out ot XI - UOOHUlt wo vivuo ut

n oi - , j i. u n

500, in a fake foot race, at Peoria, lanuer sh .ouu . uunmau,

III., a few months ago. Mr. Lory oermeniuoiui uhuwuucu. ble monev in locate- and dishwasherso the absent

. . I L.4Uam WfiAM it wan mw a r r a. I

ins thee men, and tinaliy located I "c "f 1

tham at Hot Sünnas. Ark., but iuun ovu" s

i ic did nt get them, as they were held on a similar charge there, for

which they will be tried.

psj.Jasper Lodge, No. 68, A. 0 U. Wm, has elected the following

ollicers for the ensuing term !

Jos. H. Hermershetm, I. M. V.

Phil. Kunkel, M. W. ; (leo. Hettich, Foreman; Henry J . Renner Overseer ; Geo. Haberly, Fin. ; John H. (ierber Receiver; Frank Sherer luide :

Mikeermerisheini Inside Watch

mar. ;

P. (iosman, Outside watchman;

Henry F. (iosman, Recorder;

John r. nuther, trustee lor yrs.

Chriatrsas at Perteravllle.

Porterxville Sunday School will

render a cantata Christmas night,

Dec. J , entitled "Santa Llaus at his Best." It is a good laughable

play with ')' characters, tableaux, instrumental and vocal music. In

connection with the cantata there

will be a Christmas tree. Admis

sion lUandl") cents. K very body

is invited to attend. Come and en

joy a good time with Santa Claus.

Bastardy. Conitaols Hoffman

orreted Carl Krodel, Yollmer's liv

ery "boss" Tuesday night, on a

charge of bastardy. The aludavit

was filed by Miss Hattie White.

Carl was taken before Siuire Soliga, i ..i i i . .

Biiu inu ,nii' uuuer uoim id ap-

pear neit Monday. He gave bond.

Some

were told, and those who were not

present missed the time of their lives. Better be there next time.

Notice to All.

All persons are hereby notified not to

sell or give any intoxicating liquor to tSAO . . Willi. m R.tnKai rnr narmit rl

him to drink any liquor on their prem

ises. nor allow him to play cards, throw

dice nor engage in any other game of

chance on their premises, as I will pro

ecute to the full extent of the law all

persons violating this notice. JOSEPH BUCH ART.

Stones Dec. H-2w.

A Cold Wave. The for cut of sudden changes in the

weather serves notice that a hoarse voice and a heavy cough may invade the sanctity of health in your own home.

Cautious people have a bottle of One

i - . i .

Minute Cough Cure always at hand. B. H. Wice, Madison, (ia., writes: "I am

indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for

in v present good health, and probably

my life."

It cures lougtiN, uoiib,is ?nppe, Bron

chitis, Pneumonia and all Thrust and

I.iin troiil'iee. One Minute Cough Cure

cuts the phlegm, draws ont the in flam

mutton, heals and soothes the mucous

membranes and strengthens the lungs

Martin Friedman.

BRIGHT COMPLEXION.

Sure SIku of Goo.l Ueuth. Both Follow L e

HUGHES' TONIC Ort Medicine for Spring and Tall Sue

cent orer 0 year Far better than ..onina

Ith r.inntm ana n in ne. uir"v" nu

Fevar Mallow Coaapiexlon, und BtlUiu IMaardera. becauae it CI.KANHKH Ryateru-

OTICI la hereby giren to the citlaena of acta xeatiy on twet anu tiTjpr-nne wan ,

k. i.M ...wn.h n I.iiIii.i.Ik TCI HnDPI 10 F.r'-nii.ii

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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT'S Eckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big Winter Stock of Fashionable GoodH.

License Notice.

aw

IV Jasper, Bain

dm townahln. DubulalKlTea a

county, Indiana, that the underlined, a I taste, male citizen of the United Statea, will apply I other

Duooiai

appetite

TRY IT inaiat on

KM' and no

to th County ( omiuiaatonera or

countv at their net regular eeaalon In jao

uary, lWM.for a license to retail intoxicating liquora. beer and wine, and permit the aame to be drank on the Dremiaea. under the pro

lalona of the laws of Indiana governing

auch license.

The precise location where auch liquor are to beaold la in a fror.t room Imi40 ferton

the ground floor of a one atory frame build-

in on the north west corner of the wet-!

half of lot No, S4, ft the original town of Jasper. Indiana., located on the corner of K. 6th and Mill atreeta, and fronting on 6th

street. Also, at the aame time will make applica

tlon for llcenae to serve lunoliea. -on!ee

tlona etc. and for the sale of cigars and

tobacco. . CHRISTIAN nt'KCHLalN.

Pec. Ii. IflW-Sw.

SO Cent and SI.OO Bottles.

ROBINSOW-PETTET CO.. Louisville, Ky.

May S-firji.

00

The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Companv Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. Bjna fide subscribers are given free telephone service to every point reached by their lines in the county, ami they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Oat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. LOUIS WAHL, Local Manager.

REVIVO

VITALITY

Otwcll Times T. F. Craig Publisher.

U. If. ('raiir, shipped a car ot liogs last

week from einen Mrs. Jane Clif

ford is here, the gueet of friends

t 'ncle Joe Orlil died last wek of old age.

1 he funeral was preached by Kev. J. 1 .

I-Mwurda, and the remains buried in the

New Lebanon grave vard Omer Ab

bott and son are on the road to recovery-

...David P. Millivan a family have all

wen down with typhoid fever, thny are some better now John Brown has

an attack of typhoid fever Oscar

iruv in building a fine new barn

Kev'-'. Downey and Havener are holding

a protracted meeting here at the

church Kev. hdwards ia hold

protracted meeting at Algiers.... I Townsend haa a ctee of typhoid

at her home renn wincaver lias re

rooleil tns reaiuence r.i iiarnet " Bs aiBimairTi-lT'rtf A

his house Oliver MVA I PHTJNP CM Trayatr

tSSo!i,J&l0JSfft iiittjia pam Uaat vpsV hiinsstjr iTTf?

aaatawaataawas m aaaaaaa.

FILL and WINTER

ST DRY C00D8!

BOOTS and SHOES

Just received.

Latest Styles. Best Staple Goods. Call and Examine.

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V; SSH?5HHrKlS Joseph buchaet s feve; nZmSJSTlliS W. Oth St . JASPER, IND. as re- 2 rLTaan a?i?jjiy n St rt V IW y

NEW STORE. Foil and OompletefLina of Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions and Furnishing Goods Store. Everything Clean and ja Up-to-Date. WILLIAM HAULER.

a lino now ItrhV at

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twv. ...Byron Craig is tue proud father i F '" B -f'. "w j "nn

tmy

ot a hran new girl.

Friedman.

Nov 31, t. ly

The merchant who constantly ad vertises never has time to become an expert chess player. Advisor.

Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The undersigned, Trustee of Boone township, Dubois county, hereby gives I notice that he will attend to ail hnsineas

pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his residence, tnree miles southwest of Fortersville, on Saturday of each week, and requests all persons hvinr township business to present it on Satin -lay. Otts tens desiring books from the Township Library, are notified that the Library is kept at my residence. Ch-'stian Hoffman, Trustee. Dec 7, 1900-y.

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Madison Township Trustee Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the T rutLee of Madison township will be in Ireland on the first Saturday of each month, and the remaining Saturdays at my residence, five miles southwest of Ireland, for the pur xMe of attending to township busineas, ind all persons having business with the township are ei-necU.-' to confine it to those days. The township library is kepv at J. C. F.vrard'e in Ireland, where all may obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be tound at Wm. T. Young's store at all times. tto. M. Ursini. Not. 23, 1900-y Trustee Madison Tp.