Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 April 1904 — Page 4

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J VSPKH COURIER

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taua at rv uo . li lt:i

ight wa wtll tttendVd.

Women as Well as Men Arc Made MteraMi by Kidney Trouble.

WM.-? rbstoss Jooe., of Kvanvii.e. i viaiting her iter. MtCmrad Ecker:. n Jasper thm week. fcfT:. Itock holder oi Cal

E..,. . r . - . . J.T.- Mm f'- l-ake Pleasure i o. 1 lay - M

FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 19M.

ted the fol'owinir du n for the

ensmrii year : J. A. S?rruerririni. J P. Hither, John Lot, .lohn H. Gerber and J. Burkev.

If yoo h I MM r a ant any printing. II through th Courier I'hour. IS-.

MARRIAGE LICENSES:--Geo. A. Prechtel and Caroline Schuck; A. K. Merkel and Clara C. Friedman; Florian A. Gutzweiler and Elenora

O. Troxler; Mathias Oser and MarElection Tuesday, Nov. 8, 04 garret Schmitt; John L. Hoffman

Democratic Ticket.

urine seil is the flesh or i rea-mes an ab'e when it : ccn'.rol the pa-sage, it Is bed-wetv.nr. deper.J u: a

For Joint Representative--HORACE M. KEAN.

and Mary Sendelwick. Dr. W. R. Halstead,

m rroowatin Att-roey. bTtk JuJwial mri'T. w . K. nSJMSaa, vrta-

Circuit BOM A K tJRATlAHkiry oi the i t.. tipita; a: indian-

tm Ol TlWiw ft W. BK.CKMAN. apolw. will del t

For Co. Sheriff,--VIC. V. CASSIDY.

F r County Coroner. J. F. MFINKKB, night

For Co. Commiioner. lrt Li HENRY W For Co Couimisetoner. M Di HEN BY LASIX.

Hint:

vorth s

"Fun on a Backwoods farm," to

at the English M. E. church

It is said to be many miles to hear, be-

liBKBE rS P6 w'tD UD Pt nd instruction. Admirv-ion J 0 Qti adult. Indiana; l cent children.

Dr. Halstead will also preach on

hospital

sp should be towards Ihe treotsnert ,f these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased eoadftk n i f the kidneys and bladder and net Is a halit as V rr.en as well as men are made miserai - .-h kidney ard Hadder trouble, and both need the same f r at remedy. The rrr.id and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root . ira td. It is sold by druggists, in f try- f i one rff -'Tr-'iTa. '. tira Y . T.a .k ive aB free also rarnohiet tell- n, c w ,2nvnIM -

T. We

NOTICE tz. of Brawl

The grand lodge of

sounded the death knell of the A.

0. t. W. in Indiana on Wednes Sunday night: s-uhject. day by adopting h gher rates forjwork in tl.i- cjuntry.

assessments than the premiums charged by any of the sound old line life insurance companies,

taking a serie? of years as to the . . . . . x . calculation. It i-a great pity for :., .iMr. Eye, Ear, avariciooaoeas to be able to kill - Itu v.: jervnnee.luig excellent an order, for it has hereto- menl oa'J to "

fore been honorable--but its extreme high rates will prevent, as it should, its future growth.

. fei tin treat a! N .ii.

Cirover Cleaveland, the trai-lpiber

tor to Democracy, who disgrace 1 .

Town Board Proceedings. The Jasper town trustees met in regular session Monday night, each member present. The following al-

were made:

ing alt abc.t it. including many cf the thousands of testimonial letters received fr:.-n : .?f-'er-cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bir.ghamton. N. Y.. be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake tm remem-r-er the n.itiie. vatiip Knot, Ir. Kilnier Swamp-Rt t. and the address. Hiiijjhaiuton, N. Y ., on er en bottle.

Mrs. Thos. H. Dillon, Petersburg, passed through Jasper Wednesday enroute to Ireland to visit her moth-

a v -w J T V bim-elf and the party that honored him. i out in a letter trying to kill Hochgeeang br.. . d off the chance for the Presidency of J- Clark, Jr., ä U . spprais Judge Parker, of New York. He cg electric light piant, t-av- Parker will suit him the great A- Berfar, -ary. mögul. If Cleveland endorses an v r . .cirr-.:.:: u-hal one. it will be -juite safe for all J- H. Judy, clerk, salary, decent democrats to oppose him. chubley, labjr. and as the arch traitor certainlv John .-.er. teaming, knows this, it is evident that biaCbria. Fiarat, atrtM labor.

the onaerscniu, moor. anv A. Krer-. Supt. V . VV. Xo Tru-tees. mos. -alary.

F. ollmer. re?ervjir. Tota',

Tne Ma:-:.

endorsement of Parker is with sinister purpose to destr rj chance that he might have, sane person has any contiden:e Cleveland's personal hone-ty. tegrity or democracy now. etinketh in the sight of all minded peop'e. Dutwi Circuit court

in in-

was ordered to de

fair mand of lot. Kress return of a rub

ber coat belonging to the town, now in his possession. Resolution on improvement of

lOThe way to wealth

a the wav t the corner gi . Have Um thing- t i sell ind 1. :-ti-e them well. WU':ii. 1 - . : !1 it is rep rted. a--au!ied ex Trufte Henry J. M-yer n Monday !a-t at H lland. by -trikinfc' him orer tt e h?ad with a cane The tr-mo! wüorer a Christmas church depute on ia.-t ChlUtBUM. "k,T:.e Ireland i'il Co, are to have a meeting next Monday afternoon to determine their future oprut: ma, and would be glad to bare additional stock subscribed Tb y have a hole in the ground 700 feei, and everything ready but the money Id go 700 teet deeper if necessary.

Adjourned !at Saturday, the fol- Main, sixth street- and publ

lowing is the disposition ot cause not heretofore reported. State rs Jos. Buchart, delivering liquor to minor; not guilty. State ts Frank Kunkel; continued by agreement. State rs Jos. (erber. conti r. I on motion of state.

State vs Mike Woods, continued ported favorably on its acceptance on motion of etate. and balance of 145.80 due Yoilmr State v9 Fred Prechtel, carrying on contract was .ordered paid to him. of! product of the soil: not guilty. The street commissioner waState v? Fred Prechtel. trovoke: dered to emplov a -tone mason to

square passed unanimously and or

dered publb-hed in Jasper C Ordinance for the purchase o Electric Light plant passed unani mouslv and ordered pjbli-h-d ir the Jasper Herald. Committee that examined the ex cavation for the new reservoir re

guilty, fined $5 and costs. State vs. Sam Jones, nollied. State vs. Thos. Nicholson, pettit larceny; not guilty. State vs Jacob Uebelhoer, attempt to provoke; trial by court; verdict not guilty. CIVIL CAUSES. Jacob Mundy vs. Estate of Saraphine Mundy, deceased, court appoints Cox & Hunter to defend claims filed against estate. Omer H. Stewart vs. Hamilton Glezen and John E. Norman, continued by agreement until 2nd day of next term. Harry Vowell vs Jos. Hoffman, Admr. of estate of Nancy A. Vowell, continued on application of defend-

ant. Cbas. Goepfrich rs. Michael Ks ler, continued by agreement. Leo H. Fisher re. Louis Lam- i mere, et al, continued far service. Edward Breitweiser vs Martin Harris and Lula Harris, judgment for plaintiff for $166 94. L Frank Hoeing and Gusti IJ!e- -singer vs. Jacob Cebelhoer et al j 1 tlnding for plaintiff. Jos. Sicherer vs Joe. Steife, rinding for plaintiff for Ji 16. D. M. Osborne & Co. rs Joseph Widmer, finding for plaintiff for f, 123 80. J Jos. Miller, Sr.. rs J. B. A ive v.

finding for plaintiff for $52. John Ambs vs Henry Ell, damages; compromised for $200. COURT EXPENSES.--The expenses of the recent term of circuit court foot up as follows: Pettit Jurors $295.70 Picked Jurors $299.00

House Bailiff 4 J 00 Biding Bailiffs & 00 Sheriff 4i 00 Telephone and UR. fare I 76

Summoning Jurors Elkins, -bringing witness Ice Boarding Jurors Court Reporter Clerk, per diem, Clerk, miscellaneous expense

Witnesses, Lamp trial. 50 0

repair the bridge leading to the cem

eterv south of Patoka river.

m l pans of tin

lare to the North Line Ol 8-e

Ik Dost. Slid asi It Of the Pa-t Winter On Yonr Wa'ls U Neither Healthful Nor Pretly Come to F. C. KUEBLER S An I .---t ' .-in an 1 ll v. i- :i. Wall Paper For them. A Full stock, latent styl-, to select from Rolls Prem ." to SO (Vnt. Entire rooms from V'c to 0.' No Old Stock. All Fresh 1904 Designs. Come early to have advantage of unbroken lines. F. C. KUEBLER, LEADING JEWELER

f May, V teee of th

1 boose in said town oi pro. SSJ the 'th day reibe Üard of Tnj-

CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH fJENNYrlOYAL PILLS

04 W 5 00 2 (ß) 74 7 ö 7a X)

12 oo ftr S 9

$3k

Spring Styles !

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p.. n. r , !" Imll.lii.a, mal. H.Url Imr lllr. "

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Total,

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CETRIITM rRESrtCat. CO tie 1JIm iaarv. PHILt., Pi. If-. ttt pa -r Apr 1, '(M, ly eow.

In Dry Goods and Notions. All the Latest Novelties. Etc. Clothing, Shirts. Hats and Caps Full Iii of (Straw Go !-. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Always read to deliver. We have both Phones. JOSEPH BUCHART. W.othSt.. JASl'KR. I NU. , oct. j. im -jr.

Jtttuly For

ill Lines Coniilrte!

AND LARGER RLACE Your

THAN EVER ! Qroer NOW

SUIT! of Shirts!

FOR YOUR EASTER Come ad See the New Line SHOES m Oxford

NEW TAN SHOES II HATS v FURNISHINGS.

TIES

S. ikl I! It L 31 It.

West Side Ciothier and Furnisher.

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"WWSBBBB1 7-"'

Dr. M. B. HOLLY, Veterinär ;ml Dental Swreeon.

Railroad Bxcumionf

"GET A TELEPHONE!" The Ca.nb2rla.iJ Teleihone & Telegraofi Companv Furnish the ist LOCAL SE1V1CE.

rv.ee . and

W.ld Cat ' Instruments used.

No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. FRED JARBOE. Local Manager

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$50.00.00

Cash Given Awa to Users of

LIC

We are going to be rr.orc liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion Coffee. Not only will the I ion-Heads, cut fr m the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we have always given our customers, but

in Addition lo the Ref niums

COFFEE

r:!l

n.l be

the same Lka-He.i'is wi I er.: yr.y to ' ia r t.ooc.oo firand rrixe C Otiten. h make tome ol our Dalros r.ch rr cn and m i .r. od . r. v estimates as desired. Then

two cnzAT ccr :sts The first contes w i:; be on Hm ' ist.'-e St. tmit Wori4 Fmir: the second relates to Total Vote For Prrsidrnt to bscast N v. fi. 10. $SO,000.00 :fec m each of these contests, making

$40,000.00 on the tw . a"4., t- Bake t KtiJ acre inter - tdition to th:s imount, wt wil. ;vf

owe 1 nrarrat cmrrct on bora ctnt'sf. ard thu yo ;r esr-.mates have two cr; r:n.'..e- f w;an;ng a b.g cash prise.

Grand First Prize of $5,000X0

Five Lion-Heads

cut from Lion Coffee Packages and a 2 cent stamp entitle you

(in addition to the rep-

ular free premiums) X to one vote in

either contest: ISSfc, WORLD'S FA'R CONTE5T

Printed blanks to

vote on found in every Lion Coffee Package. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense if our acknowledgment to you that your es

timate is recorded.

eil nrr.t. SSI . I 1 Fir: Prlr 1 S-o-.d P2 rr'.ies If r Srltes 5 IO Frltes - ! 00 Pt.i -

1800 MSM 213fl FP.:?r?

MtMMte1

PRIC1DENTIAL VOTE CONTEST

lrt dcx e rt. etc .etc ,i 12.

r b

AL.

TOTAL. S20.000.00

IIZES 4279

rr; .'r.:;br LI

9-tf idditSen fo which wt thai! gift $5.000 i c. rnsking a -and total ef $50.000.00.

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:o PARTICJ' . ...

IN EVERY PACKAGE OF

. -FEE

VOCLSC 3PICr: CO., (CONTEST DEP'T.)

TOLEDO, OHIO.