Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 June 1903 — Page 4

HSPEB COURIER

'. 01 hois iiusrv, Indiana.! . . tard I the PuotofSre Jpr Indies. fj n -e through lh tiAÜiMtroolclM tueutr FRIDAY. JUNI 26, 1903. It 70a h any local nrii, sr want may printing, rail ua through th Cuurirr I'hoiir. I.l-H. fcaT-Dr. Martyr Boyajian, an Armeuian who left hi" native country on account of the persecution ut the Christians bv the Turks, lectured at the M. B. church Tuesday evening. His lecture was very interesting, and at points in the discourse very funny, especially when he was comparing habits and drestof that people with that of American. AT The Louisana Purchase Exposition Commission of Indiana ap pointed by law by Gov. Durbin have opened headquarters in room Si'. State House, Indianapolis with the President, Newton V. Hilbert, of Fort Wayne, and J. W. C ockrum. editor of the Oakland City Journal, as secretary, in charge, at which place they will be pleased to receive any suggestions Hoosiers may make, as to the bet way to make Indiana's exhibit a proper representative of the character of the foremost state in the Union in many particulars. The Commis sion have also adopted plans and specifications for a handsome head quarters for Indianans visiting the Exposition next year. TThe County Commissionermet Monday to receive bids for the rock roads voted f-.: by Bainbridge township. A number of contractors were present but had pooled their interests, and would not put in a bid. The Commissioners determined to re-advertise the letting for Saturday July ISth. As the Comui.iuu.ra uau loeiirst r; , aer, wie tui kikk oeneve.-' 11 wouiu be to the interest of th taxivers, tas me ounaing 01 roca roaasj cn our hard red clay subsoil is an experiment, the utility of which i- yet to he determined by experience,) to let the contract at the present time on about one half the roads voted for, including the street- of Jasper, y . 1 I'll' a which ought to be bricked, and after the roads are completed should . 1 r . , . , they prove to be as good as claimed u V. ut ? u k.a. then let a contract for the others An extremely costly experiment of this kind would be thus avoided, and if the experiment should prove bad, the commissioners would de rve the hearty thanks the people would then give them, while if it turns out good the delay would be the only loa. Dubois County Lead The commencement exercises of the Training School for Attendants Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, Class of 1908, occurred at Pinel ball, Evansville, and from the program, with which the Com u.K has been favored, we learn that of the eleven graduates, three Mrs. Alice R. Green, Misses Ida May Newton and Laura E. Conley are from Dubois county, and Miss Conley presented an esay on 'Seper ate care of the Kpileptic," at the exercises, the only essay from the graduates. The principal address was by Rev. M. A. Farr. Election of Lay Delegates. An election for the purpose of choosing a lay delegate to the Indiana Annual Conference ML K. Church, which meets at Indianapolis Sept. 9, will be held at the several churches on the Hunting burg charge as follows: Huntingburg, Sunday, July ', 1110:80 a. rn. and Jaeper at 8 f.. m. Ut Sun day, July 19, at Dale 10:80. m.. and Mt. Zion, 2:80 p. m. The election judges are V. W. Kendall, William Elshoff, (iifford Cooper and Dr. V. H. Wi'liams. Let evsry member of the church be present when the vote is taken in the class to which be belongs. F. L. Priest, Pawtor. Tie Qlorioaa Foartk. As there is to be no general celebration of the nation's birthday in Jasper, numbers of our people will attend the big celebration at Washington lark, Hayeville, where there will be oratory, and all kinds of amusements, and others will gu to Ireland, where varioua organizations have joined lo impress the

people with the sufferings and patriotic spirit shown by our forefath- tl

era to establish the freedom and enHHinoumcni wnicn me Clluena ot me ireest ana greatest t.ountry on earth now enjoy. An advertisement, like a ciaar. should be so good that the first whiff or impression will caue a man to finish it. Flunhing X. V. Journal.

In Memoriaui. "The aim has onedown win I t was vet day." William Joseph had l en lieh tor

five ye ir.-; jiietly a ed iway ;t l.aa Yepi-.. . M. ite w i.t to I'al lifornia. thinkiPf be would Boon Im llU, p onjv t,.nijllirnrv fr-liet, and caine bai-tc b une la.l year. He weut to I. a Vea- la-t April, frith üigh hopes, and remained till the end came. The chauge of climate was too severe for htm, and death claimed him as its own on June 17, 1 90S, 19.15, a.m.. Thus in less than two months his life had passed to the home beyond. Will, was strictly a moral and conscientious young mau, doing fur his fell, ov -men what was in bis power to do. His life was one of peace and BHiatem. He had many true friends, who much deplore their loss. His brother Louis brought bis body home to the stricken parents and sisters. Little did they think when he bade them good bye that in so short a time aa sad an event awaited them. He fought his battle bravely, not letting them know he was growing weaker until he was in a eanitariam. and then in a few days a telegram came that he was very low, and his brother hastened to his bed side, tiniing him so feeble that a message was cent back that be waso weak it would be impossible to bring him home. There was no complaint of pain nor tear of death, At the funeral the many beautiful tloral offerings reminded us "to live in heaits we leave behind is not to die." William H. Joseph was born at Ferdinand June S, 177, and with his parents cam to Jasper when but four years old, and most of his liftwas passed here. He was educated in the Jasper public schools, after which he "vorked in the Iek factory and became a skillful cabinet mak r and joiner. The Masonic order performed the aad funeral rites, and conveyed bis body to its la-t earthly renting place in beautiful Fairmount cemetery, followed by a large concour.-'- 0 friends from all parts of the county. Funeral services were held a jalem church, where an eloquent dwOOOlM war delivered by Rev. 1'aul Re kThe Saleui choir rendered excellent music. which lad Dfl lo feel that, after all, death is n bt -1 t-rribl ? lu th trim Phriaf i nn ilcitti w II tiath wnicn mu-t te tro-i, it mau wouni ever pasjs to Ciod." -,Su live, that w hen thy summ MM o .meto join iThe intiuuieral'lr1 .i-..van. In. li moveTo that mysterious realm, where ea , , ., a is eoamber in the silent halls of death, , ... ,. . Thou go not, like the .j'iarrv-elave at .", . 4 .. . .1... Scourged to his dungeon, hut 8ii-tain d and 'Kthei 1 By an unfaltering tni-t. ap; j-..1. i 1 thy giave Like one who wraps the drapery of big couch A'wut him, and lies down to pleasant ilreams." A ETriexd. Ill liK.imnla fiim plrtet I'oreil. '"They tell Ui yiiii have CMTed jnOMf self of t hroiiie insomnia." "Y-h. I'm cotnph tei y eared.1 "It hmmN be a t't- nt relief P Iteli-f: I should s:iy it iv;i' Why. I He awake half the niirht tliink'mr i how i u-'.i t Miser froaa it." m land Plain 1 Ma ler. dar Irl.i.icrirr. "She c-l.i iTHÄ. I heliev . to he !os nrleil from a kinc" "Tei. Before aei iraudfatker strurk it ifcl be waa known m Um aeker kin: of ft'liit' IIo- I'latn." Cliiciito lli-r onl Ih r. Id Onatte N the only e.iinnion rok whieli stmw no trace of unimiil or vestal ! life. Th- WTIw llfarim. "Ieacon," begat the old -ilorl .ir on, "do jron ebeh aay. "iit beblnd me. Satan?' "' "No. bruildah. Ah lo not." saiil Deacon tr-n. " lit Ah told Satan to pit ix'iiitui me. bre aalfbl Mica aw traea Ah wa n t a kin". Ah keepa bin rtgtrt in front u'.iuh Ali U 11 MM liim" ( al .i N.ws. Lift It High. ' Yo' kin nllUK tell er polite ninn." wiid CIm renal Kph. nMalaatlnl. "by ie waj be ;.f ata bat f de ladlea. an' f bt lif' it bJcb, yo' kin also tell dnt lie .lin t baktheadad, MMtak Jackaoa." Biiltiniore New. A 111. in MEM dares to waste nn heat of tlrae baa aet learaed the rataa of life. 'hark - i Mm In Tl llllli-rrir. 'W'li'it n Inviirt- .. ......f I .... hV" extiaini! the Llarh uilnd.il Btate MM "Ye," BJMWerei Senator Sorthum, "it'a a luxury, hut It isn't a aMMMflt WanhiiiKton St;ir. khr .! Led. ail, i d like to ask your advice I'm in lave witti ebamlag Klrl. Sl.o I'm willii.u t li'j, y,,u nil I an Ra w.-ii. wraaU f&t lroHm' t j du v :m Im um lo Krn put afafi ti r-t tn:ilf bf the SattaMH in Spain In a 1. in ami NM trrm:! t to KoaTtaad bf 'uttiurlne of Arratron, wifi uf Hcaf VIII.

Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it.

Bow To Mai Out. Fill a bottle cr common fiass with youi water and let it Hand twenty-lout hours, a . . sediment or actIhn inrliraiaa an unaea'.hy condi tion of the kU neys: if it stai;.s v-r linen it is videnct of kiiI H ' ney trouble : too i,l gv frequei.t desire to 'y4J pass it or pain in 1 the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are cut cf order. What to Do. There Is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer $ 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 taabUtty to hold water and scalding pain in passing It, or bad effects following use o( liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to gj cften during the day. and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon re It stands the highest for its wonderful cures cf the most distressing cases. If you need a med. cine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it. both sent absolutely free by mail, address Dr. Kilmer & Hro of Nrmp-R'K Co.. Binghamtcn. N. Y When writing men tion reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make aaj mistake bat remember the raame,(8wamp Root, Dr. Kilmen wnn ip-K.H)t. and the add reee, Bingham ton, N. Y., on everv bottle. The merchant who constantly ad vertises never has time to become an expert chess player. Advisor af Tln' way t wealth is as plain as the way t.. the corner procerjf. Have the things to sell and adver-ti-e them well. ; I YOU WILL BE I WITH ANYTHING YOU GET 5OF i j. e. I LI I JEWELER, and t MUSIC DEALER, JASPER, INDIANA. REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED. House Contract or. LEO. SCHUBLEY Aks any person intend me to build a houe to irivt him a chance to bid on the contract. He will build for you and Furnish all Materials, I'pon the pay being secured, or will work up your own material upon a contract, and will do your work in good style and at low prices. Also buildings moved and rai-ed on bort notice. Call on, or address him at Jasper, Indiana. LEO. SCBUBLEY. Apr 10- aw. AND EXAMINE My Nice Liue of SUMMER JEWELRY, BROOCHES, j HAT PINS. WAIST PEARL SETS, 20 cents a set. Ladies Suberry Chains. Bents Fobs, Etc. ATFrank C, Kuebler's Watch, Jewelery and Music Store, Kuebler Block,

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MUNT!

J call X Westers North Carolina in the Sprint Wcatera Nortli CaroUaa in attraetiTS it inv iH-am of tlif year, ut .-ertainly during the Spnng months, when the trvt-f arabtaddtaai. and tlie !i.w. r- bioe.uiintr, what could v more invitinir Hon imi to the bvAiltitul .i.-.i ; coaaU . The inontti Ol nn! and May in Um "Land of the kv and the 'iBapphlre irountrv," indudfiMf AshaMlle and II I Spriuif. N . l.'., art- very enjoyable. The climate at this aeason is delightful, the M MMMTf moet besutiful. and the opftQT' itunitv lor tli enjoyment "f txjrt. in-clu-linpaxlf. raunot surpajed.Mfdl The II.. t-i? in thi! region nftord the !est aerotu modal ion. If vou wieh U know something of tini delightful region, com monic U? with neareet Sojthern railway ticket agent, or ililr H. B. Ai t its. A- t l.ell'i l'.o-el.irer r.-t.T. Apr II M st- l-'nii". !" Columbia Township Trustee' Notice. The undersigned, Tniftee of Columaia Tp.. Duhois ("ounty. Ind., will attend to Tuwnahip boaimai at his orhee on very Saturday, and pe irons having ownahip business to transa t are requested to jiresent it on that day of I M 1 ?ek. 1 he Township Lihran is kept at the oth-e of the Trustee, liere those en-itlt-.i can obtain books. (JaoKt.a W. Milbcbn, Trustee. Hillhaui, Indiana. j Nov. 23, 1 ly. lew Spring Arrivals Fine Line of DRESS GOODS! Calicos, Percales, and Outing Cloths. Go 3d line of BOOTS and SHOES For Spring Wear. AT JOSEPH BUCHAET S W. 6th St.. JASPER, INI) Oct. a, lWi y. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS iT-if tit IHKHMTIII acNWLaatM in ..J Wla mrtallh' bot, wld with bliM rbN.n Taai.MtMtorr. HAm M(rrM akall. latlMMu ImIimUm. Hu uf Air nrwi, or wnd . in 4amp fcr Psrtlcvlar.. TnU- !! an-1 - IMC fbr U4ln." . I'-it, til lrui v ' CBICRBSTCa CBIMICAL CO aiaa raiLi. n Mm tau MW. Apr 6, 'OS, ly eow. Uarblfton Trustee's Notice. Notice ie hereby firen that th andersifned, TrantM of Harbison townxhm. 1 1 . V.... k V win 1, :u'i if Mjwunuip iiijbiuctw 1 Ii rw II Monday of the year, at my office, and persons having township bnainem to transact are required to present it to him 1 )n Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in iiaysTille. Uaoaoi Nix, N'ov. 23 IftOn.-y . Trnstefi It t.. an "a-l you ill an "ad," Y-HI maltiply roar trains, nt'-tnirt from tlKts- who do not "ad" i A rul a dividend remains. Th greater ommon "l visor Is one whom "ad" will tell A hundred thousand people, ' 'f ffools be has to sell. Farniture Trade Review.

J We wish to inform the public of the arrival of the & largest single shipment of ? Shoes and Shirts ever re

ceived in Jasper by one firm. We mention this merely to give you an idea how complete these two lines are and ask you to

and inspect same.

S. KITEBLER. West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

LADIES

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

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 Goods.

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The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Company Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. B na fide subscriber are given free telephone service to every point reached by their lines in the county, and they are constantly making extenbions 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.

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Spring Dress Goods, Trimmings, Slippers, and Best Shoes. Also a fnll Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries at

WM. HALLER'S, Apr. T -.t

Boone Township Truntee'ii Notice. The undersigned, Tmstee of Boone township, Dubois innntv, hrehy Kive8 notu e that he will attend to ail business pertaining to the office ofTnistee, at ,j8 reaiih-nre. Inrvv ml Ii ....n . ' ti.iHio.uiinmiinwvfliileacI, week and retjnesta all pavaoaa Invinir townahin business to present it onSatui lav fit', tenadeamng baolu from the Township Ijbrary, are notifte.1 that the Library is ent t rnv nwi.lun..n De,7,ti,r:,;;,,orr-A-'Tro

JARBOE, Local Manager.

! Lataat fifia rt Jackson A 4th Strerta. MaUaon Townnhlp Trust ee Notice. Notice is tiven that hereafter ths Trustee of Madi sen township will be Id Ireland on the tirM Saturday of each month, and the roiuaiiiiii Batardaya t my residence, flre miles Knthwest of Ireland, for the purpose of afieiding to township business, nd all persrns having bnsiness with the township arc OS pectel to confine it to those days. The township library is kep at Isaac Sorbins' in Ireland, where all may Obtain the traoka. The Indiana flcneot books will be toond at Wna. T. Tmii i aiora at all

eraubacriba for the Coonaa.

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