Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 February 1904 — Page 5
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ioum of Mni Closing at Jarpcr P. 0 fl. give IIU. t Mil i i . iii it I (riip.n tu- mall lilt. i :. at 1 1 Jaspt-r I' . i lt.. we: i. It. MH- T SO rtoefc, . ut. , k 00 a. in tnd I lb p. in frrncli I. ich lur r.n.l' AS tu lrdan. 4M a da) . MfM I il rival ul riling au I f jrntMin (rains lort r. ill.- Dolly, eac.-pt iiU'U . rlcNM I Mia in Vt .11 III Ml I M I' M
t .ir f Hu ti w Ii- in ,ii Mr
Irs. Hot-lie who ha Urn colüuk 0 hi- d wi;h m MVtn nlturk o! -heuruotii-m, in MCOpi rutii jr. im vill ---I d lit out again.
.OST Hoinew-bero betwees Ünlioii
o. If lfhorif r.xi'iittiic anl the north ii-1 of Mill B1 , imr ..! .;! p'iera. A m ail a illW pal i fui t!i-ir return t I, .us J. lliM-ai H BflaVliOuii H. kkuiui -r4t to la (tUMpoN ball Mm l . t mire-en
tba lirmi i Lorev V tti m at tin
netting i-t thf Uetail Ha. divan italers Aruciation, II is kSpeet d to return Friday. a Nor) Kun Uonn fin :.,. ill i.f i ii' ( M, V rr,' Foi "tilk I r Iii. ! Li -i i ,i,n r utcl rmu.alor Maas SSStS .Uk. fal i-ui kib inlJ SO rvala Hrannoc-a Jasper. Dien, Wfd: esday Feb, 3. 1904
at the rsidence of Mr (Jeorge Hur
.tr. L vi Berry, aged '" ear am I month. He a buritd Frida n Martin county. He was mar r;ed to Lena t-Ll id 1901, who sur vive-c him witb one child. H. , P Itcttt r Than G ild. "I was troubled f.irsrv ral lears with lironic indigestion an-! ue rvous debility," writes K.J. Jrwn. of I nfaaf f . N II. "N- leniedy ii'!jei me until I becan using Btwtlll! Hilter, which aid BM mora K"xl than all the tiiedirinea I ever tOOtt, Thev have also kept tnv uife in
lexofllrnt health f..r years, 8hc ta
I lei lrn Hitters arf just splendid for fe
in i'e trouhlea ; that thejf arv ir.wi; loaic :t n I inv ivoratot fur weak, rut
Iowa w..iuen. No other medicine ear. nlvf il jiluie in our family." Try th i:i nly 50c. Satif 1. 1 on putt ' I bj II artin Frieduian.
Lent,began Wednesday. fjF I
The "Missouri (iirl" was ore-
-"i.t, .1 tu a laifte crowd at Kustm r s (era h uss Sunday night. - Jii t receded 200 lbs. of (iunther'i World famooi Chocoiati h at ilaherly ' OOtdm tkNWfff 1 1
ojr-M.-, Sin hU etitrtaiued ba20.li Century dob Wf dortdtf eveniiig. A. lr- Ali, e Lhim pel l t aiiie ti. Roa Wiaalov Sooi to te with her mother wbo is sick.
Sie the beautiful neu Kinhroidrief, I.acee and Triuimit.g', oov shown at Bondaraaii's.
FT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH mm,
Mr-. Geo. Krv came hi. me
fa m Loofjrwloa bVittardaji wfiere fhe rind been visiting relatives. tWi.Hon. H. M. Milhurn went to Floyd 0OUOt Tuesday, to a-sict W. '- Col in hi congressional race here.
POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE f5 NQ SUBSTITUTE
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Mi.-ses lora Ficker and Dora MaBUAAI Lickn-i -. Jacob I'edt, a.rter a two week- uleasant ljel!;oer od Mary M. I iriessinger.
it with U)m Carrie Krem,.,, re- mrfMi Frank-rt W- shoe Btcre at
turned to their home in I roy
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!.. Mi-h CleLla Jtrbot wan called Mm" from Newton, 111., laut week n account of the nicknesa of her' mother.
I U! i t'of ruKiirrv ikiivtw. i M 1 ,
j,UUU; partially lnnureu.
laflf -ome paraOfl who owes the C urier will bring U8 in corn, we take it it)8tead of cash.
A big anow fell last night.
Han the Southern Railway be
gun work on ita French Lick junction yet? ta.Mr- V. L 1'iiest. of Huntinghurg, attended the Methodiat K. protracted meeting in Jasper Saturday and Sunday. arMr I . BotMtOB, of Hun burg, was in Jasper two days this week, inserting for the I'rudential Insurance Co. aorJohn tfocbon, ol Ferdinand, was looking over his native heath around Jasper t bin week, and shaking hands with many friends. .. 1 "rock roads" in tbito locality have been very good this winter solid and M feet wide composed exclu-ively of ozen clay, ice and ; w. tttTht heavy 8leet in this. locality yesterday morning froze to the treen and telephone wires ae it fell, likely injuring all tbe fruit, and eerii usL interfering with 'hello' talk. ftaVRa. Or. John Poucber, P. K. preached two excellent sermon- in Jasper Saturday night and Sunday. He l?f t for bin Kckerty ijuarterly meeting Sunday afternoon.
C. N Kdwardn. )f Nashville.
Teno., a toll inspector of the Cum-
ws in Jas-
MuTfaa last dances in Jasper un il alio. L".,. If
-Ii auci nmmvmt ere given at l.UQ- ' r " kel'a and KmUwt'i halls Monday "'-rl and Telephone Co., md Tuesday ninhts and were larue- I" r- Wednesday.
If attended. Fancy Timothy, Kfd Top, and ill other grass seed now on sale heap at Sonderman's.
kaV'M K. Durlauf goes to Louie-
'nrris' fnglish I.e.... i jpr "r"-' lo r,)r ai.y . f rn.. in Oortaa. i ui-, Snp oi Ii .... (i. ,. ,,. ,,, toiti. Tha u.oat irf.. t ri n.l)r u - ' frlrw. M rla. Sohl bf lt. B. Braun.jck.
b or your fresh crackers, and
iermau's
CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Hie Kind You Hav- Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
PLENTY OF EGGS
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SM w Kr. Wall. Tl.x(r Pn. J I Uli. I I i a. ,mpr sb4 "rli . 2- aula
vla tv B. B. Biannoci, Japr Lard uf Thanks. I de-ire to extend my thanks to my fellow democrats ol Boon
township, who assisted in nominat ing me in the Primary election of Feb. IS,, for township trustee. Your kindne-s will ever be re membered. P. J. Schnarr. I desire to thank the deraocratit voters of Dutiois county for th nomination for county commis-ion
er, 1-t Ji-trict. Henry VN ebr
A Citri for EßWMWMU My l.aby had Kezema so bad that its :ead was a m mass of scab?, anl its
hnir all eame out. I tru I manv r-me-
lies but none eeenie-l to do any pwrcna aent pood unri! I uel I'eWitt s Miteh l.ie! Salve. Knetna iscurel, the sralireir"iie and the little one's s'alp i eri ' t ly I., an an t l.altliy . and its ban -rrowing beauti ully agrain. I cannot rive too much prai t DeWitt' Witch la?l Salve Frank Farmer. BM t it. y. In Inlying Wit. h Haei Sa rt look Hit for C iiiiterb-it-. leVVitt is the oft
nal and the only OM eontainitig pur
Viteh Haiel. The name I t !-itt v Ol . is on everv la . ld bv Martin
Friedman.
K. A Ctlon, Stlpeii .tei d mt ol ?ublic Instruction, ha- made tb
apportionment to each cou..t tr u
tie State school fund KM lTH I M er Hp:ta hi- b-en rn-- I' in .'S to 1,11 to each pupil Thf .-un is of the :td disttu t Ul r Ol iv-j th-
f llowing amount - : C4rk II 1 1 1,
)S; Crawford II . 'I I 62; Dub l
16,012; Floyd 14,494.76; Haniaoi
f l..tlo.4i; oratio H.lh 94; '.
ry 14079,64; rkotl 93 1,91; Wa.sh
ngton $4,591 ,80. Variable Route Ticket to 1 loriila. The Southern Kn I ay has made an mi- rtant and advant ur us atrangeMM bf tli- laM of "Variable Rn .te IttkOla taflorida" lunnir Wie r,-sent
inter season, that is to say . a purch-
er rt winter t cket via. the outhern
Kiilwav uiav ifo - uth through la-ximr
ton. Chattanooga. Atlanta and Macon SO Jai-ksonulki. Fla . and on the return tru
If r-ui Ja-knviile. may C OM tiir-xvh fSavanah, Columhia, Asheville. Kuox'vllle, and II irrisHM laaerloa laaa , or the trip may be taken througti Aauevtlh on the going journey, an-l rvtnrn via -:inta andC'hataiioga ei.her way t suit tbe pa-enger. Thin invlud- in tin- ) -urney a tri thp.iiaTh ttie ehurniing "Land of lh Skv" ronntry, in Western N rth Caro lina, and also the beautiful M8apobll Conntry." with its high altru le lakeand masnitii-f nt hunting and lisliitu grounds Stop , -rs altOVad lHs"riitive tnat'er o: all kind-, of th eotintry H-netratid ty IBC S. uthern By may had upon application to am agent, or a letter written to any of th umh-rsi(ried wi I receive iinnie.liate attention. C. II. Hungerfnrd. I V. A., Ianieville, Kentucky U. H. Mwria, I' A . Kvansville. lnd. C. C. Stewart, T P. A., Leaingtou. Ky CJ. B. Allen. A. . r. A., t. Louis. Mo.
VT1K to-day with part of his household goods. He will move bis family there next week. tr.Mr. and Mrs. John Heichel booh, went to Ferdinand, Wedoes d iv to attend the funeral of their I fat bar, Joseph Heicbelhech
MU8amiMl Hunter, of St. Mein-
Uber gro- - always call ut Son- rad 8I,e'jt the firHt ''!trl of ln" week i . in l.. c ..;;,.. i.: i l it'
: in .iu'(ci .-. ,iiK ilia in uiiiri ,t . o. . . ..
ti unter and si-ter Mis. s. Coopt.-r. aT A Mr. Le. an expert elecLriciao from Louisville, was here sajuBomar Tray lor, Her. Eckert, tit- week to inspect the Klectric M. A Sweeney, and P. J. Kunkel. Light plant. Mr Lee came here'of Jaeper, and W. B. Cooper, A. it tba reqoeat of Iht Jasper Town 'Summers, and Oz.ro Brittain, of Jouncil, who are contemplating Ireland, weut to Vmcennes W'edpurchasing the plant from the pre- ; nesday to attend a meeting of the sent owners. .Vmcennes, Jasper & French Lick Lfearlj Forfelta Mm Uie. TracUoa A runaway almost ending fatal! v, I aT The A. U. U. VV. at their -tarn-1 a horrible ul -er on the leg of j. regular meeting Tue-fy evening !V'-.r?rie,ieT,iM,;r,rJ1i- .V f,M,r;installed their new officers which v - ir-it letie.i all doctors and all rcme- i j i die-. But Hu.klen s Arnica Salve had Were eIected a few weeks ago. Afno trouble to cure him. K-mally gssi ter the installation refreshments f .r Boras. Bruises, .-km Kmptioiis and were served and a good social time Pilea. j at Friedman's drug store. was had. Just received at JSonderman's, ,r 2 . Herring, Sardines, Co.l Fish, Can- Have oil I ntlirostion? ned goods, and all kinds of dried v",,hve indigestion. Kodol I)ys,ep8ia r 'till A Cure will cure yo.i. It has cure 1 thousrruu. ail and see. lands, it is curing ,eople everyday .a i . u . , . everv hour. You owe it t: vou self' to Mr. Joseph Heichelbech, the it a tria. y0 wi-j CODt,nue to sufvenerable father of our townsman fer until you do try it. Th-re is no other John Heichelbech, and an uncle of combination (.f i-estante that diireet Rev. Bernard Heichelbech. Prefect ,n'' TruM al. K.0',0,
f l , il , . ,. uoe' nam. io.i..i cures, -tretuftiiena of Jasper College, died at Ferdin- and rebuilds. Sold by M. Friedmwn.
and, Ind., on Tuesday, Feb 16th, 1904. He attained the ripe old age
of 78 years. He was a brother of Mike Heichelbech, ex Treasurer of Spencer count v, and Trustee And.
Heichelbech of Hall township. Interment at St. Ferdinand cemetery Friday morning Feb 10. May he rest in peace. Good Spirits. Good spirits don't all come from Kentucky. Tinir mam leaKC is the liver and all the tine - pirits ever made in the blue "iriss Mate cmiM n-t reinetff a bad liver or the bainlllil BUll uat t Ii effe-ts it produces. You can't have ... I spirits and a bad liver at t tie same BOM. Votir liver must bs in tine condition il yoi would feel buoy tnt, happy an-l lioeful. hngbt i eve. liirbt of st-p, rlgOfOOl rnd aMXMMSfal in your pursuits. Von can put your liver in a tin- omliti n by using inen's Angnst Flower the irn-atest of all MUMIUMM for the liver and stomach and a certain cure for j -(!-1 :t i.r indi restion. It ha-ls-ma favorite household remedy for over thirty-live years. AngOM KloWT will nak- your uVOt health) an-l active and ttci insure yon a litieral su .ply f "go-al -pirits. " Trial sine. X ; retrular I -t t Un", ' I . At all Irtiggist-, IF your tlorac Cou&hs r Craft TH lrni-r it. i '. .i.. Tlironlf Iuarantsl ' r lot l .1 - Ida ll-a .od aSsu.Cr u 1. . -hi. 1 111. 1 .1 ..ti. S4hr. dk t)l.
Among those who made plea
sant calls on the Courier Monday was Mr. F. W, Freyberger, a new Democratic committeeman of Harbison township. Fred, says he don't think he will have any trouble holding the Republicans of his precinct down level. Hall Hsppeniogs. News is scarce, all politics. Mike Jerger's saw has been going full blast tbe last two weeks on the Lorey farm and lota of Gue logs there yet. Some of the saw mill men are sick with the grippe. The election passed with lota of fusses in Celestine on the night of election day. It is reported that a whole gang of the loseing parties friends wanted to jump on one man. They have stout legs like a grasshopper, muscles like a spider and and a raior back hog. The salt river men of ball are 2 in number. S is tbe pilot he has the best job. K. is fireman, chief cook and bottle washer, be is so busy be has no time to pray or study about bis debts. Tbe river men started at 4S minutes before day light If. Y. time on Valen'.ine morning; we hope they will enjoy the trip and try another one. Joe Lorey is reported to have the grippe but we believe he had too much bug juice election night and it did not agree with him. . An absolute cure is guaranteed in the worst cases of Bronchitis or Throat Trouble if Milks' Emulsion is used. A large bottle can be bought of your druggist for 50 cents and the purchase price will be returned if you are not satisfied with the results.
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Colds, Coughs. Constipation and All Forma of Lung and Stomach Troubles CURED by aTT MILfKS'
aamieo. W. Abel, a solid democrat of Harbison, made us a pleasant call Monday. SuTThe present cold spell baa developed a good deal of sickness in Jasper. Largest stoc'i of Ginghams, Percales, Spring Drees Goods, etc., opened at Sonderman's this week. aar Democratic Committee chairman M. A. Sweeney hss appointed Wm. Melchior as Secretary ot the committee, and Jacob Burger, Jr , as Treasurer. Cood appointments. aarThe protracted meeting that has been in progress at tbe M. K church for tbe past ten days, closed Wednesday evening. While there were hut few professions, the church
was materially helped. Tbe attendance was unusally good during"! the entire meeticg, and all seemed to appreciate the service very much. ' Bev. Priest's next regular ap pointment will be Feb. 28, a week from next Sunday. Jumbo Prunes 10o a lb largest size, smaller cheaper at Sonderman's.
lOfTis' 1 nui n Mduie liniment i-uraa Lamm-.. Cm,. llruiMM. Htirnt. CaJlooaas. JV.n ..r Mar J Hl.n.,.Lra. Ht.aumaliMn Soraaaat wvllin, ate. Oood fur manor baul Malta' .Bold by B. B. Branaock, Jasper. AaaasTtD. By Sheriff Cassidy on Wednesday, Wm. Lytle, constable of Columbia township and Amos Letller. They were indicted by the last grand jury for arson, being accused of burning the saloon building of Wm. R. Fuller, at Hill ham. Lytle gave bond for $1,000 for his appearance at the March term of court. Letller in default of bail was lodged in jail. Relief in One Minute. One Minute Couch Cure iv.. rliaf in
one minute, bc-ause it killa the microbe j which tickles the mucus membrane, caoainir the couo-h atut at t ,t I
dears the phlem, draws out the intiamttion and heals and soothes the affected part. tine Minute Cough Cure strenathen tbe lungs, wants off pneumonia, and ia a harmlees and never tailmir cure in all cureable cases of coughs, colds, and croup. One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to take, harmless and good alike for young and old. Sold bv Martin Friedman.
Noah was the first man to advertise. He advertised the flood and it came all right. The fellows wbo laughed at tbe advertisement got drowned, and it served them right. Ever since Noah's time the advertiser has been prospering while the other fellow is being swallowed up in tbe Hood of disaster. Ex.
aarMr. and Mrs. Robt. Hunter, of Providence, Ky . , aftsr a few days witb tbe former's parents in Jasper, left Tuesday for Oakland City for a short visit to the parsnts of tbs latter before returning borne. Mysterious Circumstances. One waa pale aad ahalJow and the -ither fresh and rosy. Whence tbe difference9 She wbo is blushing witb health uses Dr. King'a New Life Pills to man tain it. By gently arousing tbe lasy organs they compel good digestion and head off constipation. Try them. Only 2oc at M. Friedman'! druggist. tarMiss Carris Krernpp entertained a large number of fnei.de at a valentine party Sunday afternoon in honor of her guests, Misses Dora Ficker and Dora Schmidt, of Troy, Ki.cbre furnished tbe pastime sud
the following csrried away tbe pHes : Miss Theresia Halter 1st, Miss Lizzie Rottet, 2d; Miss Maggie Cast nip, booby ; Ernst Mshringer, 1st; Cornelius Gutzell, 2d ; Frank Steinhäuser, booby. Bscaaped an Awful Fate. Mj. 11. Haggin, of Melbourne. Fla., writes, "My doctor told me I bad consumption and nothing could be done for me. I was given up to die. Tbe offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption induced me Ui try it. Results were startling. I am now on the road to to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New Discovery. It surely saved my life." This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by Martin Friedman, druggist. Price 60c and fl. Trial botUee free, Justice . Cssrt. Esq. Sermersheim 's court opensd Monday morning after tbe election and tbe following cases were disposed of: Sherman Kellams and Frank Dupps each plead guilty to disturbing the peace snd were lined $1 and costs, amounting to about 8 60 each. On Tuesday Nick Eckert plead guilty to A. dt B. and was assessed 91 and costs. Another case against Nich was nollied by tbs prosecutor, ss also one against Mat Burrel. Another scrap on election dsy was had up town in wbicb one of the parties, Henry Burger, got bis thumb bit nearly off, but no arrests were made Too much free booze on election day. An Early Riaer. A strong, healthy, active, constitution depends largely on the condition of the liver. The famous little pills known as DeWitt Little Early Risers not only cleanse the system but they strengthen the action of the liver and' rebuild the tissues supporting that organ. Little Karly Risers are easy to act, they nevar gripe and yet they are absolutely certain to produce results that are satisfactory in all cases. Bold by M. Friedman.
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I liiivp sohl the KetlpM PHaifng Mill and lettre to dor up all (he hook ftf riMiiiK All LbfJM that Hud themselves indtditcd
will plea9e rail before or
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not paid by tli.it ttatte accounts will I.' handed o r to an attorney for col lection, Your prompt intention will save trouble and 'prllsr. ANDY FRITCH I eb. It, tf.
Is Especially Bensficlal In the Illness of Children. READ WHAT PARENTS SAY It builds up their system, enriches their blood, strengthens the weak organs of the throat and lungs, which are often the cause of croupy, weak and puny children. It will prevent croup and one or two doses will stop It immediately. Hundreds of mothers have endorsed Mir as Escvlsion because it strengthens their children as nothing else has ever done; gives them a good appetite, and in this way renders them less liable to contract many of the contagious diseases so rife among children. Read the Testimonials Which corns from the hearts ol thots benefitted by this remedy : Tbe Milkv Fmulsion Co . TVrr Hauts. lnl (..'iHlrmen-I received ih parkare ot Milks' BSMtBtSSl that I ordsird from tou and And it the heu rsmedv for cold and croup that I have round. It breaks up cold or croup with mv children In one dar. I continually recommend it to mj friend and neighbor aud they all speak blirhlv of it gvery one thai use it rood reealta Your truly. Mrs fir DnjBJrT. March 5. 1903 Cloverdale Ind. Tbc Milkt' Emulsion Co . Terrs Haute. Ind.: t.entlemen Last necetnher my three children were taken Ul with aersT colds, which grew Into hacking coughs, later giving them tore throat. I tried hooey and tar and nearly all tbe other remedies my druggist could suggest, but tbey gave no relief. My neighbor. Mrs. Pomeroy. had purchased some Milks' Emulsion and gave me gome In a small wine glass. I gave ea h of the children a dose before retiring, and they slept the whole night thron h without roughing. The neit day I went to W.igg..ner s Drug St'e SM b gSt B pacWag'. IM r. ...ts r.g soaOatf .1 I have never been without Milks' Emulsion in my house since that time, and I And It to be a sure remedy for cough, colds or sore throat. May &, 1MB. J.xo. R Hahkhbss. Bookeeper T H Artificial Ice Ca The Mliks' Emulsion Co . Terre Haute. Ind. : Gentlemen I suffered for six weeks with tbe worst kind of a cold and could hard I v talk to my customers. I was restless at night, cc i uslly rolling from one tde of my bed to the other, and in fact I got up feeling so.-se than when I retired. I tried several remedies. k9t found no relief until I took Milks' Emulsion. After taking the first dos I had my first night's good sleep for sia weeks, and awoke feeling like a new man. After taking the nrst bottle my cold had completelr let t me. I have recommended Milk' Emulsion to at least twenty-five people suffering w!ta colds, and find that relief was given after the Brst bottle was taken If my statement will be of any use to you. use il a you desire. I cannot say too much for MUk' Emulsion. J. W. Lee. RSH Main St. Terre liaute. loa The Milks' Emulsloc 0&, Torre Haute. Ind.: Oentlenien -I suffered for several weeks with a severs cold in mv throat and chest, and although I used many remedies prescribed in such caea. none of them gave me any relief, until I tried a package of Milk' Emulsion, which I ssw advertised in the dally l aper. The first package looaened my cough, and after taking the fifth pnekage I was entirely well. I think Milks' Emulsion Is the best remedy for rough nn.l Cold, that I have ever come across, and I cheerfully recommend it to all persons suffering with the above raniplalnta. Your very trull. e Harles K iah TER, ijenU I urn lab lng. Cor, 9tb and Chestnut It, Terre Hsu i.e. Ind. Money rr funded by yocr drag (ist If tbe first bottle oud dose net brfaf reran. THE MILKS' EKULSION CO.,
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