Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 May 1904 — Page 4

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SecccssfaJ tiradaatct. Lice of graduates who were oessful at the April exaiumati giving aga and per cent.

Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it.

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FRIDAY. MAY

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Democratic Ticket,

hoitua Mtpneneon, Hattie Weikatup, A ta I. rum. :.. Cairie Solmarr. Yinnie Donley,' Ona Trajlor, V i.'.er Winkenhefer, Edwin Kennenian, Dora Padgett, Mima Cooper, Anna Luebbert, Bertha Koons, l.eona Alford," Amanda Jahn, Waiter Mever. M -a -

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KI.M tion Tu-da. Nov. 8, Ol For Joint Rei-reaentaüve i Mary HORACE M. KEAX. J Kluie For Prowcatinc Attorney . Vth Judicial Cora

Circuit BUM AK nUTUW. For Co. Treasurer,-W F. BFCKM AN. For Co. Shenfl, VIC. V. CA88IDT. For OMHttj Coroner.-J. F. MLINKFT.. K.r C. Cumiuieeioner, 1 Distr I HEN BY WEHR. For Co. Commiseioner. il MatrielHENKY !. asoo UU'E. Judicial Convention. Notice is hereby given that the delegate? of Dubois and Tike count ies. Indiana, will meet at Ireland. Dubois county. Ind.. on Saturday, May -th. 1904, At one o'clock, p. m., in delate convention for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 57th Judicial Or cuit. composed of the counties of Dubois and Pike, to be voted for at the November election, 1904. In said convention the county of Pike is entitled to 1J delegate . jtes. and the county of Dubois to 141 delegate) votes, as fixed by the Democeatic State Central Committee.

Kroger, Koons,

Augusta t-ruifisheim Karl A. Both, ntbel Thompson, William F.-ner, Nellie Sweeney, i'uiltuore K: -del,' Shirley Payne. . aniel Uvcrbeck. Kmil F.Kust. Frank Krodel, 'larie Kempf, Jessie Cox, Bessie Jacobs. Kdgar IVBruler. 1 tuy Norman, Amelia Weliemayer. harlee Giezen, Anna Fenneman, Total 39.

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Cc.. ninghan in, N. Y. When writing men

tton reading uus generous effe: in this paper. Don't make any nuriake bm remember the name. Swamp fcVot. Ir. Kiliner wan,p-Riot. anl the al-iiva. Bincbaniton. N. Y.. on evt-rv N ttle.

Come and See the Hew Line of Shirts!

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Hall Happen ngs.

1 he Courier r' rts that George Jacobe is governor of Hall township' that is cot so. The governor Od

Hall lives in the west end of Hall, and has drank more whisky than George Jacob ever saw. He met a stranger in Celestine one day aud

Said convention shall have power a-ked him his name, the stranger to adopt rulea governing its deliber- aid John is my name. Yes, y-. ations. David D. Corn, my name is John, too. An hoar laChairman Pike County, ter he met another stranger whj M. A. Bl RENEY, said his name was Jack. Yes. yes. Chairman Dubois County, wj name is Jack. too. He ie re

i orted to attend republican met-1-

Demovrat.' N ictorion? At the city electi

b'jrg last Tuesday the Democrat elected their entire .icket except Mirshal Brown whom the Kepubli cans re-elected b 1" ma; -rity, he bavins it is said aucesefuilv mani

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liocratic majorities ron from U'llliary KM i5o to 232. Dental Bnixeon.

tne uemocrats snow uectuea Xrvat a :: ; i :.- .of LI in 1 gains in nearly all the cities of thai office - Corner 3d and NVwt n Mate. Home Phone 3. fail day or

SHOES wo Oxford

NEW TAN SHOES II HATS t FURH'IS HINDS.

West Side Ciothierand Furnisher.

Dr. M. B. HOLLY,

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Justification of

The verdict of "manslaughter,'' by the jury in the trial of H. Tate for murdering John Hodges, which was renderded last Monday in the Pike Circuit Court, followed by an undeterminate sentence, practically letting him go free in two years, ia such an outrage on common justice

as to demand that the next Lest-.a

Your printing speaks for youi when you are absent. Let us print! you some letter heads that you are not ashamed of.

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inga bat claims to be a aernocrat. He Lever was a soldier. Mi-takes wui happen.

Mike Jerger's saw mill is at woik W(,r-:n near Ceiertine turning out the finest and savi juirter sawed cak in Dubois Cojwibam Mat. Malter is the sawyer. Our post office service is th v. - - ... beat, vet it is renrted that omefBode, et

Mu-ritr Hale.

A TELEPHONE!"

The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the hsst LOCAL SEHVICE. B na ti i -jrifcer: ;.re eiven free telephone service to ?very p;. reached by their line 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 price. Always leader in low rates. FRED JARBOE. Local Manager

, . ,, , repub.ican are worxmK tor a dem

ure oi naianasnaarepe me mae- f postmaster. WhooD 'em terminate law, which has proven Katter itself an encouragement to crime in p ' . , . ,. the SUte.aL enact a law removing- The conditions that made alipcriminalty lrom acUons of parties Arming fairly protitable wil l engaged in lynching, where it i n-ver return. The tiller of the sod;

- -.-r. that the vc :.r i ; artr bad i UIW J 'u 1 r

a fair trial. Lynching has not been aomical method- in producing

Dooular with citizens of Dubois " 1 e lriu

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farmer of the future must conduct his farm upon business principles Jo. fj He should watch bis eucc--: . neishbor. and ke?p posted and use town

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Bainbndge Toaship Rock

Sola. The Dubois County Commission

era at their regular May session

Monday, received bids for the chase of the 140,000 rock bonds voted for by the people summer. The following bids filed, offering the following ium per II''. Rudolph, Clubolte Co., Cinci. F. dt M. Pank. Jasper, Busch & Co., Indianapolis, Dubois Co Bin Bank,

Busch de Co., having offered one cent more on the I1Ü0 than the other? were awarded the bonda.

P ATOKA TOWNSHIP B0 K I Henry Berger was allowed August Ahrens, August Ficken, Emil Berger. Thomas Parks,

Also on account to Wm. Eichel contractor, the amount of which ou :- rter could not ge. The usual number of other allow

ancee were made, including f 1

to various persons on account poor farm expenses, also, John V. Homey, asa. rev., floC J. H. Johnson, truant officer, 33 U juor license were granted

D. s. i'jorman and Gu-tave

kel. Bids were received for j an. tor at Court house from :

John Ambs, at 22 John Bett, M

Jos. Hoffman, KSK J. C. Keller. 40.00 t'A Flick, 3-'.00 The contract wi- awarded to John Ambs. On the John Greener petition for highway. H. Veerkamp. Clement Loeken and G. L hter were appointed viewers. Viewers were appointed on a highway petitioned for by August Katter, et al. The petition of Jos. Fritr. et al, was dismissed on account of defects, as was also that of N. B. Simmons, et al.

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means use no li juor! ! use fertilizer. ffir

(A first class life policy and one ca.- Mstael a Road Beads cuiated to make a tamily happy tojtasaeand to keep out of the saloon. uHr. i

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