Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 31 July 1903 — Page 4

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Are maae miserable by Kidney Trouble.

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eV.Kiitiik Siebert und Wife of Teil City, i.-itfj Ja.ip. r relatives Sunday aT IV pwWiSf ourn in thin loctlity u auawrioj 1 'r w Mil t ot ruin.

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ui'hois oh'ntv, iNituNi. tÄ-iWar Sit bert , Tell City, wa-

id jasper Sunday.

m. 1 he h?st grade ot wheat wa.

worth rS OtSll in Jatptl yesterday

an'Td M PottoBc J.p- lojleae, lor r .ninioBthriofhthiiU. i. . I... meu.r

FRIDAY, Jt'LY 31, liKUi.

I If you have any loeal urw. ur "l y prlntlw, rail u through Ihr t'ourir Fhuur, IS-.

An advertisement, like a ciizar

should he so good that the tirt Whiff

or impression will cau-e c man to

finish it. Flushing N. Y. Journal.

SaTlf the Jasper ball team is in a olastt with Cannelton, we wouder

what the Huntingburg Pabiee are to

Plnaa tcifh la o !.....,. II..''

Miss Amanda Uitter.nnher nf

UVUIOIT I 1

mat ri. ; Louisville, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

ini t i t

Kjima. ourger. ana oiner uncles and

aunts and relatives, just south-west

ot Jasper.

SaTTbe first wagon load of water

melons sold in Jasuer this season

came from the farm of A. Stutsman,

melon King of I'atoka bottoms near

una. on luesday, and was bought

by VV'm. Haller, the enterprising

groceryman.

ewHou. Mike A. Swenuev and

wife are spending this week at the !! '. mm . in

v nue sujpnur Wells.

(iood advertising make? good

opportunities for the consumer as ' i well as for the advertiser. The Knights of St. John, of , Louisville, brought to Jasper last1 Mr. Cieo. Chilton and daughSunday eleven coaches and a bag-;ter ,)l)1,ie' f Cannelton, visited reN gage car full of people, and all spent ativt8 in JAV'T Sunday, a pleasant day at beautiful Lake1 eeBea aTTü-ö T Calumet, and returned hi I ' Mrs. Sarah Cooper has gone niaht Th. tu .j tO Perry county to visit her parents, ? Sfc I i. 1 cm,nand:!Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hunter enes from Louisville in uniform, and the uniform rank C. K. of A. of ifll-Hon. Win. A. Wilson madea Jasper, under Capt. Ph. J. Kunkel, business trip to Kvansville Wedneswelcomed them at the R. R. depot, iday and came back Thursday. Th.lr,ll..l .k.k.O.li L.

"""mhui kur unuaiiuii ui iMlignis, the tine music of the Tell City Band, i the high dive into the Lake, and the1

courting ot the swains, were the features of the day. Golden Weddiof of Mr and Mrs. S. Kuebler. On last Monday morning at seven o'clock, at St. Joseph's church.

Mr, and Mrs. Sebastian Kuebler

renewed the holy vows of

mony wnicn tney made hfty vears

ago when the Rev. Joseph Kundeck, founder of St. Joseph 'rchurch, united them. A solemn mass was sung and the blessing wa bestowed upon the aged couple by the rector of St. Joseph's congregation, the Rev. Father Basil.

The church was rilled with relatives and friends of the Jubilarians. S a

ana quite a number were present who witnessed the ceremony fiftv years ago. At noon a sumptuous dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kuebler to the family and Dearest relatives. The dining room

was decorated in green and gold and the reception room in white and gold. After dinner the Rev. Father Basil, who acted as toast master, made a very pointed address on the sacredness of the marriage bond.

Addresses were also made by A. M Sweeney, and George R. Wilson, sons-in-law, and by Edward J. Kuebler, eldest son of the Jubilarian The little grandchildren ved their admiration in reciting several pretty and appropriate selections. The following little address was eiven by Lucile Sweeney, a little ind daughter: Dear Grand-pa and Grand ma:

We are all so very glad to be with you this happy, happy day. I -"-h to congratulate you upon this ;Kh anniversary of your wedding, ti is certainly a great event. I a nt to thank you both for your :: my good deeds and kindness to all. I now want to invite you both to attend my wedding, but, of r-1. that will not occur so very I n God bless grand-ma and grand-pa! " Two little grand daughters, Cornelia and Clarissa Kuebler, jointly delivered an address in German. A number of valuable presents were received by the aged couple. Many congratulations were received by telegram, and showers of good wishes came by mail. The day was a happy one, spent in feasting and merry-making, and the venerable couple rejoiced with their children and grand-children. Sebastian Kuebler was born in Griesheim, Baden, on the 16th day of January, 1829. He came to this country in 1882. Settled in Du

bois county in 1840

Kidney trouble rrevs uoon :He mind dis

courages and lessens ambition, beauty, vigor ,

sua cneeriuiness soon disappear when the kid neys are out of order or diseased. Kidney trouble has i become so prevalent that it Is not uncommon ' for a child to be born ' afflicted with weak kidnevs If the child urtn- '

Ales too rftn If tU

urine scalds the flesh or if. when the child

reaches an age when It should be able to control the passage, if Is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the tame prent rriv

The mild and the immediate effect of

Swamp-Root is soon realised. It is sold

by druggists, in dftycent and one dollar

sires. Ycu may have a sample bottle by nail

tree, also pamphlet tell- Rom bwmkvRo.. Ing all about it. Including many of the thousands of testimonial Uttr ffwlvrt

from sufferers cured. In unitin rv nim

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wv., umgiiBiiiiun, n, i., dc sure ana i

umiuvii mis paper.

Pon't niak1 anv nii-t.ikc Inn iwwm.

ler t lit MOW, Swamp Root, lr. Kilmer? Swamp-Root. Anil t he ;ii 1. 1 rt'wj Hinirlium-

ton, X. Y., on evert bottle.

The merchant who constantly ad

vertises never has time to become

an expert chess player. Advisor.

The aay to Wealth is a plain

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We wish to inform the public of the arrival of the largest single shipment of Shoes and Shirts ever received in Jasper by one firm. We mention this merely to give you an idea how complete these two lines are and ask vou to

t call and inspect same.

as tin' WAV to the corner omcerv.

Have die things to tell and advert

ti-e them well.

KUEBLER. West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

HPAt the teachers' examination for license at Jasper Saturday there

were ,4 applicants, and the exami

natu n of the ")JJ manuscripts will

keep Sunt. Melchior busv several

days. The August examination, the ,

last lor the present year, will be at

tiuntingburg.

hx-Supt. Hon. A. M. Sweenev.

of Indianapolis, was a looker-on for a shart time at the examination, the

lirst he had attended for 13 vears

and of the 74 present, he found but

three who used to attend his exami

nations in 1890.

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YOU WILL BE I

SATISFIED

WITH ANYTHING YOU GET OF

Reds Defeat Huntiogburg 6 to 2.

With ease the lasüer Reds defeat.

ea the iluntingburg Babies at the III L Mm .

jasper Dan parle .Sunday morning

score o to it was an easv victorv.

and haJ it not been for an error in

fielding the Reds would have ahnt

out the boys from the Bure. All of

the Reds played a splendid game,

there being but one error. Kronlr'

pitching was better than ever, tho

Babies being able to make but two

hits on hi9 delivery. The game put

up by the Reds Sunday, with one the week before, show that Jasper

na? one of the best ball teams in

southern Indiana, and are able to

meet all comers. The aeore :

Jasper 10410000 x 8

Huntingburg 0 0020000 0 2

Hits Jasper G ; Huntingburg 2

error Jasper 1, Huntingburg 7; strk

out by Brooks 7. bv Helmrich M

batterier, Brooks and Berger; Helm

ncn ana uoane ; umpire, Huther.

The Little Indians will meet Pe

tersburg next Sunday at 1 p. m, and

after they have won their 7th con

secutive victory will go with the Reds

ana a big crowd to Huntingburg by

special train at 6 :.). The train will

return to Jasper after the came

The Reds go to I.oogootee to play

on v eanesaay.

J.E. STAMP,

JEWELER, and

MUSIC DEALER,

JASPER, INDIANA.

REPAIR WORK

1 UHHAnittU.

Notice to the Public. KoKot it httabf Kiven to all people

c. 1 1 1 1 r f i tu 1 n.it f.. ...... .....

TT j . . , ' "'- " whs. r.ua

no engagea liiicnart, any cre.lit on my account, a I

House Contractor.

LEO. 8CHUBLEY Asks any person intending tn

build a house to give him a chance

to bid on the contract. Ha will

build for you and

FurniMh all Materials,

Upon the pay being secured. rr

will work up your own material up

on a contract, and will do

work in good style and at low prices. Also buildings moved and raised

on short notice.

Call on, or address him at Jasper.

Indiana. LKO. SCHI'RF.KV

Apr 10- Km.

in manufacturing farming wagons wi" not reeponiiih-

and farming implements until lS;s, when he started a merchandiae business. Through honesty and n.-rKy be acquired a goudly for-tun-, and is living comfortable in ;u Ma old days. As a citizen of

.'asp-r he is highly respected and

for any .lebt BUCHART,

ontract! bv der.

K rSKPH July 4, 1008, Uw.

Application lo Change Saloon LiceaaeT Notice h hereby tirea that Ibe anotr-c'KU.-.l. h lieened Maloon k-.-,.r in Kt-I-lerv:lle, Harbison townahtp, Daboia

has nerved the town and county in BopCaanbsr term 1903 of hl uZ t

y f"i luiny-nve years: vyuiiiiii.nuH -ru oi in,i countv ltd he waa trustee of Saint Joaenh'a rPke pplicntion to ald Board to iiav'

I l a t If ilpNi'rild inn in . . . a

murc'Q ana oas made manv arri.i . ' 11 J" .i,r'ni nnne

AND EXAMINE

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Westers North Carolina ia tie Sprint . Western North Carulina it attractive at any feaon of the year, hut certainly luring the Sprng month, when the trees are hudding. and the rlower blosounntr, what could be more inviting

. i than a trip to the beiutiful mountain country. j The months of April and May in the "hand of the s-ky" an l the 'Sapphire o untry," including Aehevüle and Hot Spring, N. I ., are very enjoyable. The climate at this season is delightful, the jBcenery most beautiful, and th oportunity lor the enjoyment of Sort, in.eluding tfolf . cannot Lie arpassrsl. The Hotel in this region afford the !est a. l oiumcslations. If you wish to know something: of thia delightful region, eoummniente with nearest o.ithern railwav ticket agent, or a.l.lress. Q, t. K.VLM. A-'t ien'l I'as-entrer Agnt. Apr st. Ixhiis, Mo. Columbia Town -hip Trustee" Notice. The nn.lersigned. Trustee of Columia Tp., Dubois county, Ind., will attend iu Township business at hit office od ' very Haturday, and persona having i ownahit) business to tranan-t m.

quested to present it on that day of tbe I jek. the Township Librar is kept at the ofhee of the Trustee, w here those entitled ran obtain books. UtoRf.a W. Milbck!, Trostes. Hillham, Indiana. Nov. 23, 1800 ly.

New Spring Arrivals

Fine Line of DRESS GOODS!

Calicos, Percales, and Outing Cloths. Good line of

BOOTS and SHOES

For Spring Wear. JOSEPH BÜCHART 3 W. 6th 8t.. JASPER, INI). ON. . 1903x.

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DRY GOODS, CL0THDTG, N0TI0H8, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERTS Eckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big Winter Stock of Fashionable Goode.

"Get a telephoned

The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Conpan Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. Bjna fide eutHcribere are giren free telephone eerrtce to every point reached by their lines in tbe county, and tney are con-tanüy maJting extension and addition. No "Wild Cat" Instrumenta used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates

r KEP JARBOE, Local Manager

Hoe toward it, ,.1.' u ,m'n 'V 'ir. "f the S.

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... ß. u a uoriui auu fxt'iiipia- i'" un uie ifrjuni HOOT of a one ntory ry one. ;frame bniMitiK, fitual.-d on pt of u,.- C Mr-. Stephanie Kuebler, tm nÄSS? E'5f la, Lamiert,wa,bornin Wanh, h,,L 1 lal. ; V

n-J- iU- -.1.4 i . . ' i r ' norm oi Uu-

iiwou, .I tus mi uay oi JUly, '"nminir ai pnwnt oci upil ly him 1833. She hae been the faithful "e W1" ' "n""1"' the aal of apMtaoaa companion of her huwband for liftv v!",m" .mh hqoorn aadet and by .od hu b . gre.t i;;::s: ssr 8 him in all his undertakings. She! OEORGE BAUEB is a quiet, unassuming woman, a! J"'-" -,' '0:-;w kind and loving mother. She has " Kailroi! Fn..iM reared ten children into manhood ' "j , ? cur",onjod womanhood All are living Äfea And prominent. The general wish hh, kxxkI m days. ' ' "K 'V Inat the Jubilarians may live to w""day rate com tnencina Mav : one debrate their diamond wedding T for,,h ,,,n,1 triP- f,K, "the ,UV e onlv. la eStet antu Oct. If, ltOI M-Ueo. Wuchner ia convalescing , 1 1,eaf one w"Jr r1 ( lifornia.

,w u.a ai vac k 01 typhoid, and Will in Caliiorai. W " 1mt

My Nice Line of SUMMER JEWELRY,

BROOCHES,

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PUIS

HAT PINS.

WAIST PEARL SETS, 20 cents a set.

Ladies' Bilberry Chains. Rents Fabs Etc.

AT

m be able to resume work.

V. K. Clatcomb, a art.

Fiank C. Kuebler's

Watch, Jewelery and Music Store, Kuebler Block. Jasper, Indiana.

Alwr. rliablr

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cHicaaaraa ciih icai. oo mmtt.. tat. mm. Apr '03, ly eow.

Harbison Trustoes Notice. Notice is hereby given that the nndar-elf-ned, Traute of Harhiaon Umnehii. will attjnd to township bntinea- on each Monday of the year, at mr offid mmA

Craons having township basinecw to ineact are required to present it to him jn Mondayi. The township library will be kept at my home in Haysrilla. K Obobob Nix, Nov.23 1ft00.-y. TnwUm.

If to an "ad" yoti ald an "ad,"

i oi, mmiipjy your iraina. Sillmlrm-t fr.n.. fk... i. . A ..

I i V, . . noi al And a dividend remains. The greater common "devisor

Is one whose "ad" will tell A hundred thousand people Of goods he has to eel!. -Furniture Trade Review.

NOW IN STOCE !

Jut R cived Lataat Style of

öpnng- Dress Goods, Trimmings, Slippers, and Best Shoes. AUo a fall Line of Staple end Fancy Oroceriea at

WM. HALLER'S. jgekjonl A 4th Street.

Apr H .fn

Boone Township Trustee's Notice. SUISSE! Tnwu of Boon, township, Dubrue coonty. hereby aire noüre that be w,il attend to ail bealnel. perui n ) Bf to t be office of Tmr e, t his aSSST T mJlm of Por tryille.on satoHayof eavrL wwek. and fron- hay1Br tvwnah.D

K present it on Saturlate. Cm-

tens deeinng looks from the IVwawfaip UJr , . are notified that the Library m k.tpt a my randeace. 7

Dee 7. 1900-y.

Snfliubacribe lor Um Coo

Mavdlson Township Trustee Notice. Notiee ie etrea that hereafter the Tree Jeao Ma4ieoa townehjp wm be a Ireland on toe fir? atarday of earn m wth. an 1 tbe ratnaiaiakf atorlare at tnr redenre. fira miU. - , i

Iretavsd. for the porxm of aUenduBer to

aeaa, tad mil peraraa bar. with the towaehiD er ...

to eowfiae it to thorn day toWBWhlB ! ihrer ia h

for0' ia IreUad. where all anew

TW IaniMaa Sehool books will be fcjjwd at Was. T. Yooas atoaw at al Haw. 33 ItVSVy m MaSsB l.