Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 October 1903 — Page 8

HsrblsoB. Trustee's Notice.

Nouoe ia aerebr given that th under-

Bflfjaed, Truste ef iiarDieon luwusnip, Will att )nd to towaafaip buatneee un ecb

Monday ol tire veer, et my ome, ana Kuns having towBehu Uisuiess u itart are reuire) to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will be kept at

ny home in Haysviue

Hot. 23 1900.-

liBOBOB Nil,

True tee.

Madison Township Trustee Notice.

Notice i( given tht hereafter the True Be of Mad-eon township will 1h in Ire

land on the nrt Saturday of each month, and the remaining Saturday at my residence, five miles southwest ol Ireland, for the pur ose of standing t townst " business, and all jeri u? bav ing business with the township ' ex ported to confine it to those days. The township library is kepv at Isaac Sorgius' in Ireland, where all max obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be oond at Wm. T. Young's store at all times. iiko. M. (tkksmi. Nov. 23, 1900-y Trustee Madison Tp.

GEORGE P, WAGNER M4SÜVAOTVSSB or SasW

WAGONS mm CARRIAGES, o And Dealer in o Agricultural Implements and Fertilizers,

Dragging Rciin:

2Si' EasAn St.. lae tease, ft,, vt 2. 1902. I suffenii with SsMbbS and codgtwtiun of the womb, with severe Cm through tb groins. I ufed terribly at the titu of tuenBtoSBtaSa, haVi Minding headaches and rushing uf Mood tu the brain. What to try 1 knew not. for it framed that I had tried all and failed, bat I ha I uever tried Wine of t'ariltn, that Mcaaed remedy for si.-.k women. 1 found it ploaaant la take and soon kne w that I had the riifht i : iv 1 1. 1 ? i.-. New blood n Ii (' nir-1' thr-Mieh my veins and af'-r lining ale SB bettlet I wm a mO woman.

Mr. Hush it now m pt-rfect health IwvauM nhe took Wine of Card u i fr menstrual disorders,

bearing tlown paina and i Unding headiu-he when all other remedies failed to bring her relief. Any sufferer may vure health by taking Wine of CatOwj in her home. The first bottle convince the patient she is on the road to health. For advice in caes requiring special directiotU. ad drei, giving symptom. The Indies' Advisory Department." The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Teno.

WlNECARIHH

WASHINGTON'S MODEL FARM.

GexersJ Repairing A Horse Shoeing

Nerta Mali Street, JASPER, - - INDIANA.

Southern Railroad. St. Louis & Louisville Lines.

tween St. Louis, Louisville

and the Southeast.

Q-et a Home 'Phone!

Dubois County Telephone Co.

Father of His Country Wanted te Bs

Its Ltadhv A.ricultirlet. In hi nwii lif, button one evpriieil .unl.ition was to te t)u leaditi' ful Ii .i i nl Aiuorw und

he Sfkod iiltylly to eHrn that title by introducing new method of husbandry. lf even inver ted a plow. In his projrressiveneas be conducted what might be not inappropriately termed the first practical experimental agricultural station on the continent. All the. latest mw-

chimrv be trained aboutUu' promptly iinporw-d. H- tried. many kind of tooeeeo and wheat, experiment

ell with various kinds of fertilizers and developed the breeding of thor

oughbred horses, cattle and sheep. There were many industries on Washington's farms. He maintained a blacksmith shop, which, in addition to the work of the plantation.

shod horses and repaired imple

ments and wagons for the neighbors. He had also a force of car

penters whom at times he hired out to construct dwelling houses in Alexandria and the national capital.

ashington conducted a flour mill It Mount Vernon and established an enviable and profitable reputation for the extra brand of flour j produced. He often bought wheat from other farms in Virginia and ground it into flour for the market. ! A cooperage was another of his industries, and even the schooners that carried lus barrels to market belonged to him. It Mould lie hard to imagine a

more complete establishment than that which he conducted. Shoemuker at Mount Vernon turned 'it all the shoes worn on the estate. Weavers in his employ produced the

linen, the woolens, the linsev and

the cotton doth needed. There was also a distillery, the revenue from which sometimes exceeded $1,500 annually. His fisheries along

DECIDED IN THE NEGATIVE. 1

ood Local ServiceLong Olstancs Instrumenta.

Fun Metallic Linos, the Potomac were also resources of

We give our subscribers free tel

phone service to every point we

'each in this and adjoining counties.

(more than 100 towns,) and we are

considerable profit. Lea lie's Month'

v.

Wonted a Hab.

mproving and extending our lines' A southern clergyman had mar-

neu a pair or negroes. Alter tne ceremony the groom asked, "How milK Vrt rViolrrn s 1 Ala BSJ

......... r . ....1 v, u.o l

Minds not in reasonably unlettered toward (la- play on words will

read with hd ranee, if not with amusement, il is story, which appeared in tin New York Tribune: When tbe pliotoraplier who had been engaged to make a picture of tbe Xcw ork oseiiibyhad slipped out the ground glass of his earner for the last time the speaker announced a recos for the exposure of

the plate.

such dictatorial action was imme

diately resented by one of the memt

oera.

"I protest," said he. "The sneak

er has o enva bed himself in the

exercise of his authority. A motion is necessary from some member of the assembly before a mess can be declared." Another member here broke in. "I beg to differ with the last speaker," said he. "lie has committed an

egregnous In under. A motion would spoil the picture."

Venezuelan Etiquette. In regard to the multiplicity of "generals" in the Venezuelan army

it lias Irvii observed that these worthies, so numerous as to he almost omnipresent, are the onlv men

who are allowed to wear their swords at officio! receptions. The major of an Knglish regi

ment, heing about to pay a call of ceremony upon the governor of an interior province, asked bis servant for his sword, intending to put it on with his uniform. The BrOSO grimly inquired hia rank in the army, and on being told observed that olhcers of that grade in Venezuela were not allowed to wear swords through the streets on visits of ceremony, hut he added that he, holding the rank of general in the armv, could wear hia own sword and hand it over to hia master at the governor's palace. Evangelist.

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The Kted To Hato Always Bovjfht, an which has

an aw ior over w yean, naa borne) the

Italnfkawre.

AU Counterfeit, Imitations and "Jest no good" am few Bxporbnonto that trlxle with nnd endanger the health ef Intents and ChildrenExperience against Bsnerhnenh What is CASTORIA Chotoria la a harmless rabctJtnte for Cantor Oil, Pmrefjorlc, Drope and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pirn sent It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Marentie enhatnnce. Its age Is it guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Feveriahneas. It cures vierrnose anad Wind Colic. It relieves Teethlnw TMahlss. mm rnMtu.

nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the

MMUMcu sou noweis, giving neaitny and natural

sue iuuoren'a

OBNUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS

8mm Um Signatar of

S7

The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.

very day.

No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.

TinaUARDIN B rSOT, June 6, ISM

lA-Tln I NU. No I. No. I. IT. St. Ixnil. S l. I'. X. 7 40 A.M. " ( entralia, II R I. M. ft M . it. Mt. Vernon, Vi IT I'. M. 10 34 . M Fairfield. I IS A. M. II A. If Mt. Carmel, I M A. M 12 491 M. iTInceton. 10 A.M. 1301. M 'iaklandCity. 3 ' A. H. 1 Sir. M " lluntdttfburK. A. M. l v I', M Sr. LoulSTiTle, TIUA.M. 4.MV M. Lt. lui.TlIIe, - 00 A. W. 7 35 P. M At. Aiheville, 10 4. I. M. 1 10 P M CliattarxjoKa. uft I. M. S 00 A. M " Atlauta, luliV.U. 11 SO A. M WK.-TIKH ND. No . No 4. Lt. Atlanta Iaa.M. IU p. st Chattanooga 1m uu IS 40 AxbeTille I 16 " 4 10 " Ar. l.oui.Tllle 7 U P. M. IMS M LV. 1 OUlsVllie 10 H Ml ' Jiuntlngifurx 11 90 " 11 M " " Oakland C ity li Si A. M. Pi 14 P. M M ) rlnceUtn l in " 12 M ' Sit. l arojt l 1 1 15 - " alrfleld I 60 2 it " kit. Varnon 4 uu 3 27 ' 1 cntralla 4 li ' 4 07 Ar. 8t Louis ; 6 as BETWKXN KVAN-VIl MM M lAH'ISVll.LK No. 10 No Ti. Lv. I.ouITllle, K 00 P. II, S 30 A. M, Ar. liuntinifburg, .Vi " 11:30 " AvansTille, 10 M " 1 01 P. M So. No. 21. LT. KTSaSTlllS, 7 W A. M 1 0ft P M. Ar. liuntlnirburg. J lt " 1 60 " L ui.vllle, 12 10 I. M. 5 46

BXX .POST and CANNBLTON HI VISION.

M SnndiT. Ki .imi.i

Ho.4 No.41. So ta. No 40. No 42 No.44 t. Si A M. A M. A VI. A M I'M SAO 5 0) 11.40 Lt. Lincoln Ar, 8 42 12.07 1J0 . 11.00 Ar. Kockport a) 1.00 10 iv

KO.S4 o.53. NoAO. No. 51. N0.S6. NoAr MO li.27 V ti Lt. Lincoln Ar 7.48 ..OS 11 4' MiaS 1.16 .SO Ar. Tell City Lt. 7 07 6 40 10 4. M-S0 2.00 06 " Cannalton " 7.00 ft SO in.

linn No.. 1. 3. n un l 4 mi, aUl hia. ..

Toanville and t Loala, Tr;uu and M iMtwcen l.ci .v. ;. and StraiKVille run aoml. carryinK chair car. Train Noa. and it curry throuxh flratlas" eoacbea between Kvaimvllleaud lui. Till lay train, between IuImtIII and "t Uh carry Cafe Parlor car, and with one ban Ke of car. thnniKh xleeplna; car acrrlc. BVOi St. Iula and LoslaTllM to i liatta aMrC.a, HirniluKbaui and other point, in l!i SOaSlieast. BflKht ttaln. between l.oiilMTi11e and Ht Loulrarr Piillmaii druwoiK room -(. 1 1 ears with buffet aerr ice. tn. srsNCBB, Qaa Man ,st. Lawn, Mo. H Uaruwics.o l. A., ' .-ii na-toii. n. 0. ÜB. B. Allen, A-at (ien'l Pa... Ann:, Mt Uml. Mo V. E. CLATCOM B, At. Jaapor.

W. promptly ajjjaj u L. . and Swajp

eDdawdsLskatch or plinto of iDTcwttoa tor report oa patentability. For free book, PTSADE-BAIKS ?

A DVERTISEmentS

gmROPBRLY JRX2SENTED rRODUOBS A ROSPERITT WC CAN HELP YOU

rlater

f Busineaa $2.00 per month. Ret-idences 75c " "

Callus "HOME PHONE," for hurt. Office and Exchange in Kuebler Block. JOHN F. JUDY.

i i

ician.

Resident Optician.

"Well." said the minister. "I usu

ally leave that to the groom. Sometimes I am paid $5, sometimes $10, sometimes lens." "Pat 's a lot ob monev. nahson.

Tell yo' what Ah'll do. Ah'U gib' yo' two dollahis, an' den ef I fin' I j ain't cheated 111 gib ' mo in a ' monf." A .it, a

a sjobtb later the oorn returned. "Ah's yere lak Ah promised, pahson." "Yep," said the miui.sttr expectantly. "Ah toT you' dat ef it was all right, Ah'd gib yo' mo' monev, didn't Ali?" "You did." U'..II ..U.- J:, -

irfldllAtp nf Smith R.tiH I nl Ion. nf . in. .

. . :. e "isort uu spec-lation An reckon vo

A Fortun In a Plctura.

The other day in London there

was put up for sale in an art room a portrait of a ladv in a white mus

lin dress with yellow trimming by

tiatnsborough on canvas 30 by 25 inches, an awful lookinir wreck, cov

ered with dirty varnish and having

i wo large notes in tbe canvas as unprepossessing an object as am

vouic uui ui a rag snu oons snop. This picture, the property of an old

laoy at w orttung, had been hawked about for some time, the owner being anxious to realize $25 on it, bat

no one apparently wanted it, and it was taken to the art room, where its merits were discovered. When put

ud ior sale it started at $1,000, which in a couple of seconds had retched $?5.üÖU. and in leas than a

minute it was knocked down to a

purchaser for $45,000.

9Vs$I tfVsV9ss e)snsjMaw. W W kttW $)SjBwe( SftW W$MI

Optics. Special Attention eiven

to Physical, Seien ti tic and Physiological Optics. VI kindn of It ns on hand or ground to order. esT-Fiue line of Spectacles. OFFICE : Cor. 5th & Main's?. JASPER. INDIANA. lar. IS '01. tf

53? REVIVO

SEtTosu VITALITY

Made Well Man

of Me.

awadacaa tha ahara- raanlt. tm SO Smra. RactS

. Cum wbMaUotaanfaU

SSwamSV saS quickly

Ba7C8 reorarUkalr inatafiil

BETIVO It quickly and raraly rmtat saw. Leat VltaMty. Uapotaaty. MlsaUr

boat roww. satnns Miawiin. wi tick aasts oa tor stwdr. boats

aot only eoraa by atartios tba

atortas tb. Srw of yowth. ft warn aaT faatty aad OeoaaaipUoa. Inaaat oa barias BtarrtVO. aa atfear. It eaa ba ewrlaS U rea paaM. BtbmU

Ik mt. Boitk and adtl. tr Addräat I0A1JIEWCWE CO. oS"f'

rorsalein Jasper, Ind., by Mart Friedman. Not n. 02. It

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH

PENNYROYAL PHIS

USaV SU v. .

.V wa

owe me about a dollah an' eighty-

live cents, un Ah come ter git it. Philadelphia Telegraph. He Old tht Correct Thing. Any one could have told from the fearless glint of his blue eyes and the rakish tilt of his cad that he

was of the class of messeager boys ! known to their fellows as "wise." He knew a few things. After he finished his fifteen cent meal at the lunch counter he went up to the six I foot Waiter, who made him look like, a dwarf by comparison.

t.inime my check, he demanded liiof liosily The waiter meekly scribbled the amount on a slip and bonded it to the diminutive customer.

"Here, po buy yerself an automo

bile." -.I'll hi? lordrdiin the ineaaen.

ger, dropping a nickel into the big waiterV Inirid. NYw York Press.

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' ' Me USlM ilk Tlruaririll

BU4 Md

ribbon

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" KULIBIS ii.

rlil-' .' '' IT" w,Ul iu.

' "tatSawa. Huy of rur lruhl. on I hi. tt,f for IMllii." , TZul ..- CHICHB8TBB CBBSTIOAL CO. Slew NtdiM. haart. rain saa.

m (! enss Apre), '03, ly eow.

It'n a regular summer day picnic to revel in tbe baraains and Ha.

The Foreigners.

Everv one has heard sif the wom

an tisiting I 'rance for the first time

wlio tMissstJ bet surprise that "even the ouiiir cliililrpn nrtnra

Fren. h N Ineatly." She was much

like the Kriy ltdinian described in a book travel, He wsj verj fond of traveling and took great delight in lionizing different cities whkh we visited, but in one mpeul he w as a stanch John Bull. No power on earth could perHiiude him thut when he resided in Florence, for example, he could poaiibj ba Called a foreigner. "No, ma'am," he used to sav; "the Italia ns are foreigners, but I am an

Englishman !"

Hie Surprise. Smith The papers speak enthu-

iastieally of your daughter's eing

ing st UM mtificale last week. Hogers Yes, I am surprised thev

shou'd all sneak

f- aaaaaai a a a a a j W hat does the Planet say ? Smith There's nothLitr in iha

Planet aljout her.

Runen Tha t'l n uour T Mr4.in.

molishing prices offered hv Th-i il Halt the same notice to the PUd.

Cm bier adv riiperu. t tnat 1 sent to the other pa oars

j Boston Transcript. J

How Soon a Train Steee.

At a recent convention of air brake men an interesting reoort was

presented showing how the distance a mm .a .

retiuired lor the stopping of trains

naa been reduced by the new high speed brake.

A train running 80 miles an hour

was stopped in 2,240 feet by the high speed brake at 110 pounds, where the ordinary pressure of 70

pounds took exactly half a mile to bring it to a stand. Other train speeds and reductions in stopping

mances were tnese: f nty miles an hour, from 840 to 700 feet; 65 miles,

l.uw to 30 feet ; 60 miles, 1,330 to 1,030 feet; 65 miles, 1,635 to 1,300

leet; 70 miles, 2,010 to 1,530 feet;

7ä miles, 2,?i7j to 1,840 feet. Laundry Priesa.

Max 0'Hell once wrote this on

the prices of American laundrii

"Excuse a reflection on a subject of

a very domestic character. My clothes have come from the laun

dress w ith the bill. Now let me give

you a sound piece of adv ice. When you go to America bring with yon a dozen shirta; no more. When these are soiled buy a new dosen, and so on. You will thus eat a ann-

ply of linen for many years to come

anu save your washing bills in America, where the price of a ahirt

is much the same as the cost of

washing it." Bis Blast.

There has recently been effected . r aa..

st i nest a blasting operation which is believed to be the larsrest on rec

ord. Thirty tons of dynamite were

useu, ana almost as entire mountain side waa removed, the mass of material loosened being 300,000

e apwiacte as viewed zrom ahipboard in the bav of Trieat ia de-

. M a b

pviiuru as one oi terrinc granaeur. The appearances were those of a

great volcanic upheaval.

A Birthday OifL

TomniY--Tomorrow'B vonr hiv4K.

ua, am i ii, mar i wian I hsd a

dollar. I'd buy you a present

Ma That's thoughtful of you, my dear. But whj do you need

aoiiar r

Tommy 'Cause that's the prist of it. It's the dsndiett Ttitnheri mask you Ter saw. PkilsdeeaU

THE MR ROLLER MILLS

Make the Celebrated

I PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA

They also want your

rWHEAT

And say the Highest Market Price in Cash

Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times J. oS A ECKERT.

FELIX LAMPER1

Agent for tb

Empire Drill.

Sucker State Drlll.1

Keystone 15orn Husker Ä

Fodder Sbredder.

Blount's True Blue Plows

ManaiactnxBr of WAGONS AND BUGGIES.

RBpeuring ol oil kinds.

aesM ie.1 sm. Janne) In Hs as swam

Tht BUSINESS MANS soccsbb doponds np-

on his keeping hie bniiineee before the pnblie ia a

business way - TELLIHO THE TBUTH ia hia

advertising all the time.

THE JASPER COURIER

Will help you loathe publicity at s small price. The other pert if upon your own honor end conscience.

The Btead- Advertiter

Um better publicity than tbe transient ose Your snnonnosmentfl are solicited. Phone 18-2. Rinf us up.

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