Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 August 1904 — Page 4
j n I I M HOW I'lM NTV. IMDIANA
I i ODE1 U H 1 W 1 R R'w ,oli ortor nd wil1 mke I 7) I Vj i WU IV1-U1V lhing( Qvej for Mr lMftnior belter
tht Kepuhlicau nowiee. Win. J. Kogera of Vanderburn rounty was nominated for joint
lirpresentative lroiu UiDcon, Knox and Yanderburg countieu. Mr. Roger is a master printer and foreman of the EvMtvUkl Courier com posing rootM. He is prominent in ,tir eiiclaa. anil president of the
Hearst C lub of Kvauaville. He if a ir ug man and his selection it looked upon with dismay by the Republicans. We are pleased to note the nomination of our friend Hon. Thomas Tüllen for Representative of tiibson county and can assure the voters of that muntv that thev made no nil
take. Mr. Cullen is a clean and able man, a staunce democrat and will make a number one representa tive. Accept ouc congratulation Brother (Julien.
The commercial .dub of Indiana pons, Ind., has offered to give live um of land at any point on the Reit railroad on condition that the consolidated Methodist Rook I'm infl Company will locate its pronnmmA new nlant in this citV. It
"IT RAINED" Ready For n
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Hunting'ourg Democrat.
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o'.ro O? Pottoct at Jpr Indiana. . n i'u tbr.mch ih ! oud claor.
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If you hv iMijr IMSl umil any ,rliiOiin, rllii IhroutJt Iii l'uurlrr fhour. I .-.!
Democratic Ticket.
PARKER AND DAVIS
RlftCtion Tuesday, NOV. 8, M has been decided to combine the . a 1 1 ...... 1 Cm .in-
State Ticket.
For I lovernor, .IdHN W. KKKN, In'lmnaiHilis. 1 H'iit nant- .overnor, WARDER PT. BTEVEN8, Salem. But. IDlOfJ of Slate, EDWABD J. FOGAJtTY, South Bead. Treasurer of Mate, MAJ.D.F. M.I.KN. Frankfort. Auditor of State, JAME9 K. BIGGS, Sullivan. Attornev- teneral, JOSKl'H H. SUKA. Seymour. Renorter Supreme Court, u kLTEBS. 1IAMBERS. of Henry. Statistician, JEBSB I BMI HI. Marion. Snnerintendent of Public instruction LEVI II. SOuT, Hoya.
Jndcea Saprema t our., Seeon I District GEORGE A N EY, I earUrn. Tl,lr.l lli.tri.-r KRANK E. t
Marion. For ObMEMta. 3d dif ict ol Indiana, Wat. T. ze.vr. For Joint Representative HORACE M. KKAN. For Prosecuting Attornev. 67th Judicial Circuit BOM n TRAYLOR. r r t'o. Treasurer ,-W. F. UF.t'KMAN. For Co. sheriff-VIC. V. CA8SIDT. Kir County Coroner. J. F. M FINK ER, i i' nalnnur 1 at lligtril't
rUr V.U. VO jiENRT WEHR. . .i rat liij j
F-.r Co. ComimtiaioB.tr. i "Bl.r l HENRY LASDOREBE
DOW-WIN.
plants of the concern located in New York and Cincinnati and establish the new plant at some central pjint, and everything in its power will be done by the commercial club to induce the company to select Indianapolis. Typo Journal. An exchange tells the story of an Knglish editor who was the recipent of a tine chicken, the gift, -as he inuocently imagined, of an admiring reader. Like many other pen.il
puahan, he enjoyed a good chicken dinner and he had quite a feast on
this notable occasion. On the day following be received this note ! "Dear Kditor Yesterday I sent you a chicken in order to se'.tle a di-pute whkh arisen here. Can vou tell us what the chicken died
0f?" Typo Journal.
Salt-Briny Tears by the
Huntingburg ans. Oh! Somewhere m tale world ol ours the stars are -hiniug bright, And fotnewhere folks ar happy and hearts are heating light , hut there's no iov in Hunlingtown, be
cause the iuvinciUe( ') 8)881 was pounded for H hits in one game. I.a-t Sunday the Jasper Redl di featod the HaBtiogborg nine in a fast game, at the Huntingburn Fair QrXHlDdl Wacker the . rack twirler wh- hit 0V 10 safeties and besides walked ö meu. The Keds were not in the best M condition yet they out classed th junctiou city nine. Boyle the reliable pitcher of the
Keds gave them but o hits. Following is the score i Innings. 12456789 R. B. B. Jasper 200010010 I 10 1 HuntingbuigtxHHMHNioo 2 :? 4 Struck out by Boy.le 2 ; Wacker. 9. Base on balls ott BoyU, 1 ! off Va.)ker 5. üouble plays, Jasper 1. Hit by pitcher, Cassidy. Trior Left on Bases H. :5, Jasper 10. I'mpire Al Mauck. There was no wrangling or kick ing at the decisions of 1'inpire Al MauoK. The Keds received letters of con gratulations from all clubs that they played this season. It Mtmi that everybody is glad of their success. tk Vff Vrnnn Democrat has
the following about the So Chlled "Babv" ChampionML'NTINGBLRO TEWt
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wHod. J. K. McCullough, of Indianapolis, was nominated Wednesday by the democrats of Marion Co.. for prosecuting attorney. Mr. McCullough i? well known here, as a brillant lawyer and his many friend here hope for his success.
Democratic Meetings. A. Barker and Davis Democratic club was organized at Mileys' school houe in Boone Township on Tues day by M. A. Sweeney. A large crowd was present and an enthu
siastic meeting was had. Ibe 1'em orrats are in tine shape in Boone. The ollicers of the club are: A. W. Bush, Bres.; John Hauser, Vice Pitt., and William Kck, Secy. At Jacob's School house in Hall Tp. a Parker A Davis democratic club was organized by Hon. H. M. Kean and Bomar Tray lor. A very lare and enthusiastic rowd was I r rit. and cheered tbe speakers
to the echo. A hustling club wa
Otell Outings. Mis? Olive Craig attended
Oakland City Fair last week. V. A. Arnold has twin babies at his house, a boy and girl. Miss Frona Oraig attended the Oakland City Fair last week.
Miss Gertie Craig is at uaviesCo. visiting friends and relatives there. Thomas K. Green of Lincoln City
is here visiting his son this week. Several people of this place attended the convention at Winslow , last Suturday.
Farmers are plowing lor wheat since the rain. The protracted meeting at New Lebonan has broke. Miss Kmma Alford is on the su k list. Will Meyers and Ollie Sullivan two of our popular young people were married. We wish them hap
piness and long life.
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Defeated Sundav in That Cit by the Jasper Reds. For some time past, according to newspaper accounts and slatementof the residents of Huutingburg. the
team at that place have been cham
Contradicted Slurp Wedweod yi the baby is the li.L'ht i Ins life. Wlu alten light? Why. he tld BBC when be had to hold him ten minutea he felt like lead. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Annual Hank Statement.
Jon n L Bam, President. .1 m OR Hi k. k, t'aftiier, ( til'STAVE (iKAMEl-l'At 11 UK, A HS I (. . Statement of the BnaaeiaBooadttloo ( .1... L',..m.H ,n.l 1tri-lianti Hunk . Ht I as-
nions of Dubois county and no clab Mrin the State ot Indiana, at the (lose. i
ever walked on their soil that could us üieiness on satnrdaj the 13th day al ttiMumth unniveffurv
beat them. However, hey win ; ieteei I
have to go way lack ar.l -it down t I
tor a tew days anynow.
The Jasper Keds opened a series , an, oiaoimnU,
of three games with Huntingnurg in
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the latter city Sunday t.nd walloped l hie from Bank-an. 1 Bunker, '-.V'Jjg-JJ
them by a score ot 4 to z acaer. ;xXllt
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"QET A TELEPHONE!" The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Company Furnish the lust LOCAL SEHVICE. B jna tide subscribers t.re given free telephone service to jvery poiüi reaohwl by their lines in the county, and they are constantly making ext?QMous and additions. No "Wild Cat" Instruments used No Shouting Required. Party lime telephone a specialty. Cumberland eerviee eheap at aay price. Always leader in low raees. FRED JARBOE. Lecal Manager.
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Lest we forget : Cost of Roosevelt administration $-.,G40,UX,.NX) i est of Mckinley administration 3,.Tjy,(in0,("UU
Cost of Cleveland administration 1 Kxcesn ol Roosevelt
organized at the close of the speak- g 1 . I . U n n.A
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ing. and every ueiuorai tu t.uo cinct will be a member there-of in a t.w days. Ignatz Friedman, the precinct committeeman is a pu-her. The ollicers are S. A. Batman I'res. . Jacob-, Vice Ties., Wilbur KeUane, ec'y, Charles Jacobs, Tteae. On Thursday the following clubs were organized and the following -jieakers were present: At, 1'irtle scIkxjI house, Bomar Tray lor and M. A. Sweeney.
At Hretzville, tfm. John b Dftm and Frank L Hetz. t'lubs will be organized next week as follows: Aug. 27, at 7:80 P. M at Dofl by Hon. John L. Bfttl an 1 M. A. Sweeney. Aug. 80, St. Henry by M. . Bweeeey and Frank L. B-t. s pt. Porteretille by v. B. Cox and Bomar Traylor. Kveryb)dy invited especially the ladies sV. glee club- can be organized. MTTbt Democraie oltse l-t district in convention assembled at
Princetoe, Ind., on Teeedif nomi
over McKinley . . . xcess of Roosevelt over Cleveland" ' ' '
7.",7,(j(X),a)f) 311,000,000
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Dodging a Duke. One tine the aged tuke of Savoy, king "f Cvpnif and Jerusulem, veein lore with tbe beautiful young it,... An Vlentinoia. who hud an
eetate at Monaco. Says the rcmiDiacencea ol If me. de Crequy: "He often came t- Monaco without sound of trumpet or drum so as to give her an agreeable surprise. Mrne. S Valentinoii did not care in the least for her neip'hbnr, who, moreMvcr, was a septuagenarian and liuinpbucked like a sack of nuts. In Oidi r to pet a stop to his visits she Died io have his movements watchedi and direcU bt passed her fronti. r he va- saluted from, all her batteries. Twenty-one guns was the nr. i-e number, tufBcMBt to proelaim for miles around that his irri.i-e was taking an outing." A Financial Manager. Mr. Peterb; ll a woman with I head for business. "Jut iee here. I have bought a
tiring line for Huntmgburg, ana Boyle delivered the goods for Jasper. Al Mauck umpired tbe game The second contest will be pulled off at Jasper. The Painter Veraue the Man. One ol the extraordiaary things about Sarg in. the portrait painter," remarked sn artist, "is hoe little
the world in general knows about him u- a man. There are columns and columns w ritten about hi.- work, n,. I- lauded as the neatest portrait
painter ol In- time, and yet sJmostt nothing i- said of bis private life. "Pictures of his home do not apjienrnt regular intenab in the Ulnev trated papers nor of the members of his family. ConUsgswi top of the cotuftless Whistler aaeeeotei that hn bad " 1 lifetime, ne would at least gath i th impreesion that Bsurgenl was a rather silent
man. remaps I is eonusui io it.-
hi- picarei Press.
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Specie, t,W5.j , Cash IteniB, - -
Total, i.i iiii i riKs.
Capital Stoek Paid,
Surplus runu.
lurplaa 'nuivi(
le-1 l'rolit,
25 000.00 0,000 00 013.00
JACOB P.
UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Individual deposits uii demand 101,018.06 i t-rtuicatee of dertit, U6,016.Oi ToUl, f.'7;!.747.72 State -if Indiana, County of DabOet, V.-. .Idin L. liiel. President, and
Jacob Hiirvrer. Jr., earner of Ihe raitn
,1- and Menliniits Hank, at .IaHer,
..urli l-inir du v sw.rn upon in-
oath! ceverally a that the above t:lteuient i- true in unbetanee and in faet.
Jom l. Basra, Premuent. .1 tcoa BvaKK, .Ik., ( astiier. Sutweribed and Bworu to ljf"re me. th b luth dav of August, PM. J.hn K. M Fa i i , Notary Public, Mv uoniraiarion expires Sept. 12, 1908. Aug! 19, 1904. 2w.
talk. ' New York
To Bnbocribere. We can't afford to send the
Colkikk to those who neglect to
send the money for it. We have to pay cah for whit9 paper, for ink. rent, labor, power, taxes, etc., and those who receive tbe COOEIKI must pay for it. It is not printed to be given aray. Those who arp in arrears for Subscription oo and after Setember 1st will understand what is the matter if they no longei receive the paper.
Notice of Final Settlement ol Estste. Notice is hereby givm t.i the creditors,
heirs aud legatees of 1- red .rnoiu,
llaeeeaod, to appear in the imoois Circaii Court, held at Jasper, Indiana.
on tbe loth oay of Met., IWM, ana Mio .puh.-, if anv. Why the Final Settlement
Vc-ounts with the estate of said Ucce-
dant should net le approve!; and aaid
beirs are DOtinen to turn mn saw make proof of heimhip, aud n--eive their
difltriblitivc -hares.
WitnesH, tbe t'lerk of said t oiirt. tins pith dav of Aueust. l'o. .lolIX P. Hl'TIIKR, Clerk I iilsiis Circoit Court.
Co iV Hi m r.u, Attya.
AiiKusr 19, 1904.
Announcet to the Public that he haa purcla-ed the I'ndertsrking businea of !'h. A. (iuaken and will onduct the busings of I'ndertaking, Kmlialming and b'uneral Hieetiei from the Senuersheitn building n the corner of K. th and Jackson streets. lie is a graduate of tbe (Mark Ktnbaliuing School, of Cincinnati, Ohio. He solicit? a share of the public' patronage. Calls answered promptly, day or night. oTlIearse ;urni-lied at Funerals. I.args line f Collins and Caskets to select from.
11 J. E. STEINK.AMP
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natedthe Hon. Albert i. Holcomb beautiful rocking cnair at aucuon of tiibson county as their candidate Orth $:i and only vaid P for it. for Congress. V "Jfe, I have l dear profit. The nominee n native of (iib-i Don't tell me after this ÜuU the son county, is Hi years of age and women have no business sense." known all over the district ae a truej "Ho you need the reeking chair T blue democrat. He is a cousin of aski A Mr. lVtrrbv. Kx-tiovernor S. A. Holcomb of "No" Nehraska, who is now chief justice, "Then what did you buy it fetr of Supreme court of that slate. He "To -ave money of worse. How will make a strong race for Hem- COttld I hat sated 1 it I hadn't inenway's seat and our best wishes bought it, stupid?" go with him for his success. Not H,t eonOS
H. W. Carpenter, of l'ike county, "Well, well! exciaimeo i owne, was nominated for joint Senator, noticing BftlWne's black ee. "How from l'ike, Vanderburg and War- did you meet wirti the nccident?" rick counties. Mr. Carpenter ia a' "f didn't." replied BroVBO. "It young lawyer of Otwell, Ind., and Bwt with me." rinlad. 1 jdiia TrcaS.
NoiUe to Non-Resident. stab- of Indiana, Ounty of Dulsiio, bp: Dabois Circuit Court OtObat Teim 1904 William F. JacktOB vb. lUtoAi K Jacksoii No. MM. Complaint for Di v 4 k ri 'a
C.nne- the (daintiff by Cox V Hunter his attorneys and tiles his complaint l.erein. together with a prooer ahVho.it
if a disinteresUjd oerson, that said de-
fendant Khoda K Jackson ll nt a resident of the state of Indiana, that sai.'. actioa is for divorce and that the defendant is a non-resident of said state and in a necessary party to said action Notice is therefore hereby given laid defendant, thatunle s she lie and appear on the loth judicial dav of the neit term of the Dulxjis Circuit Court, the sa ne lie-
lag the "Jot 1 1 day of October PnH, to t
Railroad ExcurMloiin. Worhl's Fair Kates begi n April J and . lose Iee. 16, 104. Ta ketBtiHxl for the NOeon 18.76. Tickets go lor UO davs fv S, n certainM) there will ..rr irsions immkI for o davs at ti. H for
the round trip, Bodb day's to Ix- adver
tised later, Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
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Diqcsts what you eat.
Thin preparation contain- all of the difrestant and digests all kinds of food, It fivestnetant relief and never tails to CO re. Hallows you to eat all iko f...i von u.ihi The most sennili va
1 1 1 it v. i - vr- v" i !, I, ii .,n the 2nd Monday of o.totno stomachs tan takelt. Kv its use many ...... . . . I I .ft . . . . . . . A ... - A ft . . , .
I ' M 1 1 rif tin- 1'rilirl IHM"" II III' II imillSXIIIIS III ll MM'lll I II.' Ir-Il
lasner. in said count v lun! etate, and
aaewei oi demur t Baid eoaspteJat, the aajMwlll be beaM and determined in her ibeeeee Witness my hand, arid thes'al of eaul euiirt. atlixeil'at JaspOf thfi -Mrd day of .1 nl v I'MU.
JOm P. HITHER, (Jierk Dubois Circuit t'ourt. Cox a II ii nur, Altys. Aug. 8818MtW
saired after erenrtblae else failed. It
prevent format tan of raaoi thettotnach. relieving all d 1st reaa after eatlns, Diet ing unn ooastiy, l'h asaiit txitakl. 8 an't hnln
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out do you flooa fTDrl"nl ly F ' HrWiTTi ObtcaflOi fbaSl. boilh i oni uiitStt tlnie tU SOc. hU. Sold by Martin Kriedmsn, Jssper.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Eckert Mock, For Extra Bargains. Sie Snrine Htock of r-anhionable
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