Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 March 1904 — Page 4

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FRIDAY, HASCH 26, 19M.

CONDENSED STORIES

DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAflE BACK ? kidacy TroabU- Makes You Mflftto,

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everybody who reads tr sore to know of the

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Democratic Ticket.

KitH tion TaMkktj . Nei . For Jwint Representative HORACE M.KKW For Prosecuting Attornev. 57th Judicial Circuit BOMÄR TRAYLOB. For Co. Treasurer.- f F. NEC K M A H . For Co. Shenfl-VIC V. CA88IDY. h" r County Coroner. J. F. MLlNKKR, For Co. Commissioner, 1st District HENRY WEHR. For Co. CtfoimiionT. 3d District HENRY LASDGREBE. BTTbe clay in Jasper streets is pretty well mixed now for brick making." If it 18 hauled off to the btick yard before it dries', moulded, well burned, and hauled back, and laid d)n again, on a good founds tion. our street would not be so bad any more. Will the town dad:? .-ee that it 1- done?

Why tft Hvpochondr.ac Had a Lot of Fath In Doctors. Congreman John Sharp Williams teil of a mau in HiMwirtpi who is a hypochondriac of tin- first order. This individual's failing is a source of never catling aimiM-mciit to his fellow townsmen. It was of this man that sonic one humorously remarked in answer to a question a to how the sick man wa getting on that "he complained that he was feeling somewhat better."

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, , , , lame tack, kidnev. b.adder ui .. i troudMOtiriM was one day telling a , blfS 4nd Brtfht-a t1seis., wMck la the mm friend of his efforts to regain his farm cf kidney trouble.

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old time health. He run Offff the list of doctors whom ho had consulted, w hereupon the f rieiid remarked : "Well, old man, I must say that you appear to have lota of faith in doctor. "Certainly I have," replied the

sick man. "Don't v.u think the doc- who have n:t air-ady tries' it. may have a

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telling more about Swamp-Root and how to

find cut Hjpoti have kidney or bladder trouble.

fcr-.en :: i .:. reac.r.g th:s generou

offer in th.s paper and f ,"' Wait.ng For Quttt.ng Time. f5r:. ' ' ' Ä'T "1 was traveling down south, ha.-.tcr, N. Y .. . grgrU aid John S. Flaherty, manager of reg-ir f ft cent and Rom iMiNi J the Majestic theater, "and while öoilar sues are sold by ali good druggist, driving in the count r' I saw a darky IVn't make any mistake l-m rvmen. !

under a tree t. v the r u :!. vr ine VJl!,,e- ,av r .. ,

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was gazing lazily up thruh hrancl.e. while bj his side was e. Wotdi were growing luxu-

Dubois circuit Court

Began, as per adjournment. Tuesday morning, and the follow. ng ptoceodings have been had : 6taU V9. Wm. Lytle, A mo? Lett ler, Jim Jones; arson; continued ti 21st day of term, that is April 6th, j on account of absence uf witnes -Bill Andrews and Wm. R. Fuller. Stat if. Sam Jones ; aiding prisoners in an attempt to escape; continued to 2d day of next term on account of absence of witnesses. McCarty and Wilkey who are in State prisons ; and subpoena ordered to the wardens to bring them then. Slate vs. Jac. I belboer; attempt

toDFovoke; continued uotil 21st

day of present term. CIVIL CAfSES. Peter Hobbs vs. Nora Hobbs ; divorce ; dismissed for want of prosecution. Joseph Gerber vs. Frank L. Betz. Charles Bett. Andrew Scbuler : rinding for plaintiff for $35.19 against F. I.. Betz, and the same amount against Andy Schüler, continued for service as to Charles Betz. John F. Huther vs. Frank Betx, Charles Betz, Andrew Schüler, same ruling as above. Andrew Berger v. Betz. Betz and Schaler; same ruling as above. The last three cases came out of the failure of the Jasper Broom Works. Shelby C. Lemmon vs. Christian Hoffman, Trustee, et al.; defendi i i iiiik a . n(

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VILLI. 1 U.D to UUC va uc ivwa) out highway appeals. Several other cases were called and rules to answer or reply made. Wm. D. Cox vs. Southern Ky. Co.; breach of contract; now (Wednesday afternoon.) being tried before a jury. Plaintiff was injured in a car smash-up, and claims the company agreed to pay him 91 damages, aud give him a ; - ' he could fill in the crippled condition in which he was left, as a compromise in a prospective suit for damages. He got the $100 and signed a release, but the company failed to give him a position ever since. The detendant denies that it ever promised him such a poei tion, and the court is expected h find out which is right.

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lie Dust. Smoke and Din Of the Past Winter On Yonr Walls Is Mte Healthlnl Nor Preflj

Cume to F. C. KUEBLER S LKt ERI.KB IU.OCK. JASPKB And Get Clean and Hand-ome m Paper

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AHlSii FuB THE bt S TO OO DO. riantlv in the cornfield which stretched over acres into the distance. "'What are you iloing?' I a-k.d the negro, " 'I's out heah to hoc dat ( rn,'

ine am-wer was piven in an inimitable druwl. 'Then wht are 'you doing under this tree? Restjingl'' I petaiatcd. " -Xo, sah, Ts not rvstmV was the answer. 'Ah'in not tiahed. i Ah'm waitin' faw the sun to go i down so Ah kin juit wuhk.' " N-W

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them. A Full stock,

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Entire rooms from 50c to 15.00.

No Old Stock. Ail Fresh 1904 Designs.

Come early to have advantage unbroken lines. F. C. KUEBLER, LEADING JKWBLKR.

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School Cooler.

Plam Cook Won't Do. Sir Thomas Horne, the president of the Canadian Pacific railroad, made recently a tour of in?pover the Pennsylvania hue frum Philadelphia to Pittsburg. Sir Thomas was much pleased with the service and cuisine of hidining car. He inspected the kitchen and showed gn.at inter. -t m the skilled maneuvers of the cook. The COOfc, who was something of a wag, deseriUd to his distinguish-

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The Dubois county Sunday School "

are of gla?, the floors of vitrified brick, the tables of wliite BUbaB and the cooking utensils of QefaMB silver. " irreat hotel chef," he said, "ha from fifty to seventy-five assistants under him. I know one of those chef-, and I visited him two weeks ago. His assistant cooks were all yonng wonwn the prettiest lot

Convention will be held at Jasper,

Indiana, April 25 and 26, 19 4. Trinity Church has been selected for holding the meetings. Four Seesions have beo arranged for. The program is replete with interesting features and the addressee and discussions will be practical, and will certainly prve helpful to the Sunday School workers who will attend. For the evening session of April 25. home talent has largely been employed The State Sunday School Superintendent. Rev. E. Wesley Halpenny, of Indianapolis, will be present the entire day of April 2C(b including the night session. His fame as a Sunday School worker iwell established. Let ali the Sunday school workers in tbe county arrange to be present at the convention. You will receive new ideas, get new inspiration and will be better qualified to bear the responsibilities that rest upon you. The Program as arranged by the committee will be made public later. H. W. A. ftnmUL I res. Dubois Co. S. S. Aee'n.

Notice ot Final Settlement of Estate. N' '.' here' v zw n t" litem- l.t..r. belli nd kateea --f Kom Kraus, leeret!, t" ape;r in the luli Cireait Court, held at Jaejwr. badiaaa, on the 2d day ot April, r04, aadaliow canse, if any. why the Final settlement AerBWUti with the estate of said dettent ti'tili nt 1 at i r vi' I ; .-iri'l ?;ut b.-irs are n-.titied t then and there make tool i heirh;j, and receive their ditnUitive shares.

Witnk. The Clerk of aidOoort, tltia 7th d.! ol March. WM. - John p. HUTHER, Clerk Iulii(" Circuit Court. TaAYionA Tr.wi.oh, A'turnevs. Mar. 11. lM -2L

In Dry Goods and Notions. All the Latest Novelties. Etc. Clothing. Shirts, Hats and Caps. Full line of Straw Goods. t.iple and Fancy (iroceries. Always ready to deliver. We have both Phon--.

JObEPH BUCHART. W. 6tk St., JASPER, 1ND Oet.s. 13C3 y. HarbNon Trus - Notify Notice is hereby pven that the anderigneI, Trustee of HarUfn township, rill attend to township rn.-; nee? on ea h Monday of the year, at iny otbre. and pervrms having townahip bonneee to iransa't are reumre.1 to present it to hun n Mondays. The township library will be kept at aiy home in Haysville. Gxokgi Nix, Nor, Zi 19U0.-V. Trustee.

Digests what you Eat

Dyspepsia Cure Many digestive compound and tablets are recommended t cure dyr psia by d neu I v ftd with the pepsin they contain. While most of these preparations possess merit, tEey all fall to give relief in a great many cases. The reason for this Is plain. Pepsin digests only albuminous foods, and descriptions of pep-in preparations usually give the amount of eggs or m-at they willd.ge-t. But we must live on more than eggs and meat; and some of the worst cases of dyspepsia are caused by Ind.c -:ion of f its and starches, which pepsin cannot digest. There is one preparation that contains all the digestanta It i KOBOCi Htm H MA Cuius, which digests what you eat, and has i-1 used Witt) remarkable success, not a single failure to cure Iff IJ H m the many thousands whu have used it J. E. Peabody, Pltcairn. N. Y., says: -The first done of Kod.d Iuvrxpsia Cure relieved my son of stomach and heart trouble, and four bot es of it o-red him. I heartily recommend it." It can't help but do you good prtt-.reJbjE.c IiUiuaCo .Cbicaco. TL l.boiUaooiaiAs2H UBKataaMc. im. Sold by Martin Friedman. Jasuer.

Hoone Township Trute'n iti'-. The andersicnel, Trustee of Ixne township, 1u!k.ic county, hereby fives notice that be will attend to ail hnamrna I

pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his rasideace, turee miles southwest of 1' r tersvilie. on Satnrlaysof each week, and I rpieets all persons hivin towaiahiii oueinees to present it on Sato t lay. Ciütens desiring !ook from the Township! Library, are notified that th Library it kept at my residence. Chbistiax IIorrwAX, Trustee. Dec", liaW-y.

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in JasII per fori the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Kckert Block, For Extra Bargains.

Big Winter

Stock of Goods.

fashionable

uf young women I ever saw.

' Why, (jston, I said to my friend, 'what pretty girls you employ! "'Indeed, they are pretty,' said he. 'Plain cooks won't do here.' "

nsFJoe Egg came down from Louisville Tuesday to spend a few daya with bis parents.

Question of Origin. In the library of the College of the City f New Vrk State Superintendent ainnr was conversing with Profes-or M N'ultv, who ! dthe chair of philosophy. The j.ro-fe-.or was maintaining that CO edl Cation was suecesaful in pra ti.e. quoting a ma of statistics to prove his point, wlicreupon Mr. Skinner responded, with n tfl of the hand,

"Ah, statistics are like usages!" "Statistics like iMagos!'' exclaimed Dr. McXultv, surprised at the simile. "Yta," mM the ' iperintendent Innocently. "Th.y depend on the maker."' New York Times.

Mean-Looking Letter-Head Has lost many a dollar for business men. JJ a

man is judged by the coat he wear, he is also Jndged by the letter-head ho oees. -An artt-r and bu fines -! l.ke letter-head has often been a basis of credit. It may be looked on as a food investment. Let ns fityocr , business with a good ooat. We do line printing.

w .. Mrs. Rorer

"GET A TELEPHONE!" The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish The best LOCAL SEkVICE. B ma tide subscriber are given free telephone service to ?very oint reached by their lines in the county, and they are constantly making extensions and additions. No "Wild Cat" Instruments used.

No Shonting Required.

Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any pr ice. Always leader in low rates. FRED JARBOE. Local Manager.

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