Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 August 1904 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER

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atM Clotilda Buettner catue home fru u the World Fair. sjtk i Knpn went ! I. mnville Sundav for a week's star.

KR DAY, AUiTST r. 1904.

visa Augustine e excursionists mdav.

MM wan anions from l.juisville

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r. 1 Vtt-r i ii. m ami lau trfitor Kmrua. of Louisville, are visiting in Ja.-per this weck. vis Nora Klick caiue home Bttaj day from Louisville, where -be had bt-en visiting -cveral weeks. of oil Hunter and EfBt I '-hr-linger left Monday tor St. Louis to spend eight days at the exposition. of Will Hoiiman went to L Tills Sunday to spend a wtekor two visiting relatives-.

I'arkrr and lais Cluh That will be a public meeting at I the CotUi H"Ur on Wedm- day night Aug. 17, at p. in. for th. purpose of organizing a Barker find I Iavis ilub. All lemocrnts and all I others who wi-h to olVtÜataj with .democracy are invited, PlUfttineOl speakers will bi pr- wtnt. By order of the liit - To. V. ecutive C miuiltee.

F"Mrs Towers, sitt r of Lieut. W. W. Ketidal tame to Ja- er l'uesdav and she and the Lieut. ;

! drove up to r rem h Lick in the afternoon.

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For SWMWMBR

All Lines AND LARGER RLAGE Your

1ifeiiiiilti!

THAN EVER! Ooer NOW

.Mi Etta Wood, visiting relatives

PARKE AD ;3. Elect ion VMMtaj , Nov. S, O I Stite Ticket. Poc Governor, JOHN W. CESS, Indianapolis Lieutenant- iovernor, WARPKK W. STEVENS, Salem. Secretary of Sun-. EDWARD J. PCX ARTY, South Bend. Trtnrer of State.

MA J. 1. F. ALLEN. Frankfurt. Auditor of State.

ay Louis Hoffman was down from Louisville Sunday to spend the day aith hi? parents. tofCieorge Schmidt came home Saturday from Louisville where lu had been visiting relatives.

to Miss Grace Bacrd, Albany, was a guest at Tray lor 's Sunday.

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JAMES K. Khö-Attornev-t? JOSEPH B. SHEA. R-orter Sujr WALTERS. C HAM

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Kean. Esq

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nome irom rvansas ana me onü s Fair yesterday.

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JESSE I. M1TH. :

Superintendent of Public instruction LEVI H. 101 iT. Floyd. Judtre Supreme Court. Beeoad In-tru t GEORGE A. DOWKEY, iearhorn. Third District KRANK E. GAVIS, Manon.

For Congress. 31 district r-f Indiana. Wm. T. ZESOB, For Joint Representative ID KACK. M. KKAN

C. rent - B M Ä K T R A YLO B . "iat. es

For Co. Treasurer.- W. K. BECKMAN For Co. Shenff.-VIC. V. QAflBlDT.

For County Coront-r. J. F

For Co. C'jaiuiisaiuner. let

HENRY WEHR. For Co. Commissions r, 3d District HENRY LANDGREBE.

Wv.-r Amelia - .. .:. -

ihome from Louisville, where she had been visiting relatives. --es L;;;.an and Maeeie

Kress were down from Louisville Sunday visiting their ste-r Mr.-. Henry Prechtei. afPbillp Schneider came home Friday from Kvantville where he had been visiting Kev. Jos. Ser-mersneim.

Mrs. John Hocbgecang and little daughter came down from Louisville Sundav t j ?peud a wmk with

Mise Caroline Schumacher.

.ftcr h mw W(kf nlmaint vii.it

with relatives in Jasper returned to

her hojne in Anderson Wednesday.

who I t 1

te"n visiting relative in J taper

went to Kvansville Mouda x v i -1 : friends lnfore returning to her boiM in New Albany. Wrlhd Muhh'tily on Thursday nofllillg, Mrs Christ. Hr.iWBM 1 J wars, living on the Ha --

ville road was suddenly stiicken witli Cholera Moibus and before

medical aid could be summoned died in great agonv, she leave a hu.-hand and and 3 children. Interment at Ledge: wood cemetery. Martin County. . Friday ifterooOQ. May he rest in pel Ferdinand the (iibraller cf bcmucrac has a Colored Posimi-trets. Ferdinand has been trau-iuiited. as it were to Mis-is-ippi. The postmaster there has appointed Mitt Ida Hägen, a colortd gill, a- his .i--sistant. it will be remember, d that Ferdinaud is the banner Democratic tottaabip m Indiana and La.the goodl to show lot it. Thi- :i:id the loving manner of the president and Mr. Fairbanks may have e?-puu.-ed the postmaster at that pUkOt to immortalize himself, it micht have been also bf cause he could n t tind another Republican capable or othtrwise in his bai'iwick.

FOR YOUR SUMMER SUIT !

Cone and See the New Line of Shirts! SHOES and Oxford TIES! NEW TAN SHOES ! HATSv FURNISHINGS .

S. KUE.BLI2

West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

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Liquor

"The Committee heretofore appointed by the Jasper Business Men's Association to incorporate a

Cemetery Association report thatj they have already disposed of 50 bares and will soon be ready to

proceed with the incorporation ot same.

or Mr. M. F. Durlauf this week erected a laree stone stepe in front

of the South entrance of the Jasper College, it is constructed of Bed ford limestone and the eides are embedded with veneered rock. It is an artistic arrangement.

VMrs. (i. W. Haberly left yesterday for Pearl, III. to visit her parents several weeks arter which she will go to the World - Fa:r. or Prof. P. T. Clarke went to KvUMfitla yesterday to visit the former's parents before returning to their home in Indianapolis The beef trust, having in n the fact that much meat it Mi wholesome in summer, is pbilanthropically doing its best to keep it off the average man's table. K.

.Count v Chairman M. A.

Sweeney has issued call for the members of the Co. Central Committee to meet together next Saturday, Aug. 13 at the Court House to

discuss plans fur the way and means ;ind so far a I

of carrying on the campaign, in or der to attain best results.

HARD ON THE BOYS. A County judge ;.. "avanua Ga. granted a temporary Inunction to Mrs Eva Creighton to prevent the attentions of D. B. Currie to her daughter Celest, aged fifteen. Currie is by the terms of the injunction, not only restrained fiom visiting the girl, but also from communicating with her either by Utter, note, telegraph, telephone, private or public message or any wi i-tle. sign, signal, device ar scheme what-

o-ever. whether practiced ai ne r

or in conjunction, by which hi thoughts or will may become inte! Hgible to Celest.

No doubt that Judge will not re-elected by Curries vote and will use all means to defeat hi Our boys hope that other j 1 1 will not practice or grant ini irct; of a similar nature

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Wretched Postal Service. Tailor The po-tal service is .:. ..

i wretched condition. Friend Never n ü ad :t. "Well. I have. 1 ' '. ij month I sent out one hundred and eighty statement: of account, with reoueet- tor immediate tavmnt.

can learn not m re

than two of my customer- received their letters. Kx. The Courier believes with the Tailor, there m ml - -jmcthingthe matter somewhere.

German Potato icohol.

The use of potato alcohol to furnish light, heat and motive power has been developed rapidly and to a very high degree in Germany. Germany produces about 55,'J00,000 tons of potatoes a year, and use for human food, stock food and starch only about '5,000,00' tons. The remainder i? converted into alcohol, and used a- a power genera

tor for both land and water motors, ar.d for cooking, heating and lighting. The alcohol vapor is burned IUm ga-, ;n chandeLers and treet lamps, and gives a very bright 'light. In districts distant from wice-i it is cheajer than coal. Kx.

Celestine CuIIiprs. Jennie Yeroller and I.Ivj Schneider attended the Luieral o Mis Francis lloweckamp at Knox ville Sunday. Maty tiladlage came hon.e fron Louisv ille last wet-k to visit hel j' ir-nts. Ftank Song and Schenkeolel It.

of Louisville, spent Sunday win, the family of Jacob Se g, Sr. Born to Juliu Striefle aud wife. Sunday morning, a bouncing baby boy. Mother and habe doing Veil. Shem of our young folks wtnt out driving Sunday. My! but they thought themselves some pumpkins. K f ar.d Harry Huchart passed through town Sunday. Among those who attended the picnic at Dutuis :. ' i - t'iegle. wife and daughter. ' eo. Prechtel and wife, Mrs. Mary Ague, Mise- Carrie Schulz and There-ia Prechtel. J t.n and Frank Boog and Auk.

Bates, Carrie and

Etailroad Bxcursiona World s Fair Ratosbasjia Aprii and . : -e lt-.' 1"), Ticketsvrootl k-r the -'iT' 7'.. l'i''K't- c 1 lor Ml days 18.15. On certain days than will be eseareiotM food for days at IB.10 for th' round trin, siuh davs to bt adver9C i later, V. K. Cuvcomb, Ait. Noiice to Son Ke.- dcnt.

"GET A TELEPHONE! ' ' The Cdinberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the Kt LOCAL SEkYICE. B MM (id eribars :.r trivn free tflepiior.e service t' -v. ry p ...v leat hed by their line- in the i nn'y. nnd they are e ui-dantly makim; extension- and additions. No "Wild Cat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any!pnce. Always leader in low rates. FRED JARBOE, Local Manager.

U-r Teim 1904. William Alex-

JACOB P. SCHWANK, UNDTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

I !:)'" the (daintiff ' C"x llnnfer hat attorneys .ml lil-s her r'nilaint bereia. tofethsr with a irK?r affidavit i .i .h-interested fterson, that sai 1 le-f'-ndant William Alexander i nt :i tw-

Katie Schnell, Went of the Bt ite of Indiana, that raid

henkenfelder, of Louisville, acUoa for divpreaand that the !--

leUMHIl. 1" II' )Il-rrsjin-iu tu vojm Fi.ne and l- .i n-r . ry parly to said action. N"!i-- is therefore hereby given eaid ie end.int. that mile s he le and ai)'ar OB UM Btatdavol the next term m tieCiKUit .'"ll!'t, ttie -;l :.e leill.' the lOtl. day of Octolr hM, to !k; hol In on the :'nd Monday of Ortobr IflOt, at the court h n th town of .l.iei, i:i laid i-oiinty and state, and answer or demur to MM complaint, ÜM Maine will he heanl and determineil in hi abaMMsa. Witness my hand, and the s-al of said 'iirt. affixed at Ja-per thi :oth dav ot Job 1904. JOHN !'. Ml TIIEft, C.erk DaboiaCircoit Coarl L'o . Hum kk, A ty-. An(f. l04- Jw

ittd MtM Carrie Senj cjent Tuesday with the family of Jacob Strie--n to Jo-. BaSM and wife, a haby boy. Joe pays his girls are ail boy-. We hope that the father will soon recover. Mr- Pattf Striegel, of Try, is vi.-iting her Fon Nich . Striegel. MOLLIS,

A Sudden Dcatb. Died Aug. 9 at 1" a. m. at the Indiana hou?e, Mr. Klmore F. Cttil engineer of the town of Jasper. Dceas d wa- bjrn at Brownstown Dec. 31, 1")1 and wa at the time of bis death 49 years, H montb and 9 days old.

tie leav a wife. Martha Cut.

Shory. Mrs. Ra-b: Did your dauf i Marie Loui- Katharine marry IpilyT Mr-. Dash: es, indeed; had five shower. Mr-. Ha-h : Showe: -Mrs. Dash: Our friends her a kitchen shower, and a

To SuliMTilllT-.

We can't atlord to send the Coown to those who neglect to fend the money for it. We have to j pay cash for whits paper, for ink, 'rent, labor, power, taxes, etc., , and those who receive the Couiukk mu-t pay for it. It is not prinb d i to be given away. Tho.-e who are . in arrears for Subscription on ao; ' after Setember 1st will under-' .i I I what i- the matter if they no h : r 1 r ceive the paper. A.! He Cc! i Encjrt. a tr... i ii r . iKlaat U tic I would split vood f jr a half hour

1 he split was a couple 11 ! ii. j; uton man that." Ckvtland Plain

Announces to the Public that he ha- ptlirhuwid the Tndertakin: boaine-s of I'h. A. ( :cke- nnd will conduct the hu-inf-s of 1'ndertaking, Embalming and Funeral Directing from the Sennersheitn building 'n the corner of K. t;th and Jackson -treetf. He la a graduate 0f the Clark Embalming Schoil. of Cincinnati, Ohio. He solicit- a share of the public's patronage. Calls answered promptly, day or night. "Hearse furnished at Funerals. Large line of CofBu and Caskets to select from.

Kodol

' J. E.

THE

RELIABLE JEWELER.

gave cut

glass shower; the church gave her

I ga ve her a -ilver

elphia Enij'iirer.

shower. 1'hila-

three children, mother. 4 brothers' "n shower, and her father and

and 1 sister, to mourn his loaa.i His brother, Chaa. A. Cox, of Yin cennen Ind. came Tje-day and took charge of the remains and con-; eyed the same to Petersburg, from

mere to Seymour, interment Brownston Thursday morning.

The body was prepared for burial by undertaker Martin Eck-tein and embalmed by Wni. Ü. Morgan.

Expenditure! And i i Lei lea fr thv year !.o.".

Tni-tee of Itainhridiff Towimhi

i- t ounty

Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. Thi-' preparation contain- all of the digestanta and digeata all kinds of fo r rives instant relief and Mvai fadstocui". it allows rou to eat all the food oii want. Tbamnatt teasitlvt 6tomachH can take it. Itv its use many tho -.ind-. of dy-pptirs have be'n cared after eTerything else failed. It pr v ata fonnation ofgason the -torn-ach. relieving all distress after eating; Dictn.' unueci-s-ary. i'kaaut to take. It can't help but do you good PropftWwl . r v -.:" I .'.!-. i . , ( l.irnrtx Itlüll. : , ua. Sold bv Martin Friedman. Jasper.

Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, A Few of my Specialties: Elgin and Walthain Watches, Rogers Bros 1847, Silverware, Baldwin line of Pianos.. Schulz line of Organs. Thp baat of searytbingal lowest pritm. All air work guaranteed. JASI'KK. - INDIANA.

any ex the Alvi

lnd., proposes lot the res sod tax levies br

CHICHESTER HENrWRQ

ENGLISH

L PILLS

l&.The lleds were defeated West Baden Wedne-day. Boor

to o. Marion, Princeton - South

paw, did the twirling fnr the boys, ; Washington.

uu Niemberg, ot Iluntingburg, i presided behind the rubbt ;.

Otwell Oatiags. R. M. Craig and family viaHftd the familv of llv v I. I'evton f

j , Cannelton, Satnrday and returned

Sunday. Ben Hudson. Irwin Holder. Baoot Wiscaver, T. F. Craig, Ki-

wood Craig, IVtr Thomas aLd a, Henry Qloacrfistl were business via7 it jrs at Jasper, Tuesday.

Mrs. J. Crai .-ncnt last week at

tto.-.r i at its an nu u

in to be held at !.,- olli.e ,.pt. thedtti PaM, the follow ingj Estimates anl A riioiintc for paid year' Townslo,. eapanditares, I133S 00, and TewasUn tax, M eeota on um Lundre.1 dottsaa. IxjciI Tuition sxpeadltatca, 4 io.no, and :ax, I centa on th hundred dollar.

mITm at, mk rnm aw ,,'" " awJ IIH'fjlir i.f with I. r . nht n I... K. dnn.fr,.. ,,. Mil Inn ; I ,.. If .. I . I ,

lar.

arllriilnr. 1rlli. a Kil'! bf

ional Bom tax ej .tri I tax IS cents on the

aditnrea, boadrsd

i eXjrenditiireK.f-'i.UO.t), ... t,ul cents on the hundred dollars, d Ki.i.Mi ALU Fikk, Truatee. loiti Aug. 6th r.

IW If M.t Ml Apr 1, '04, 1 ow.

MICA!. CO I IUI..

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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Kckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big spring BtOk of hashionable (foods.