Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 16, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 December 1904 — Page 4

J ASPER COURIER Bl1' T0

KKiMTS OH SHIPPERS.

.1 IM'KH IM HOI tHITNTV. INDIANA

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MUDAY. DKCKMBER 30, l&M

If you ' any i or kiiI any riiiiiii(, lim throagh the iuurier l'houv. 13-.

Dubois Circuit Court The January term of the Dubois Circuit Court will convene at the Court House in Jasper Monday. Jan. 1906, Judge E. A. Ely will preside. The following gentlemeD will constitute the grand and petit jurors. Grand Jury. Wm. H. Hreti. ratoka, August M.iuntel, Case, Andrew Hopf, Bainbridge. J. J. Cunningham. Jefferson, David . Morgan, Coluni bia. Jonathan Hopkins, Madison. Petit Jury. Wm. Meyer. Ca- . Jona Burgdorf. Patoka. Peter Ooffbcff, Ferd inai.d. Val. Haas, Jackson, JameM. Eagle, Jefferson. Joseph Ecker lv. Biinbridge, Henry Seger, Mar ion, Ben Peiper, Hall, John Pend ley. Columbia, A. W. Pfaffenber n r. Harbison, Henry S. Melchoir. Madison, Wm. Inman, Boone. The following cases have beer set for trial for the first week : Monday. Joseph Buchart Ella Buchart. divorce. Tuesday. State vs Wm. Bruening, A & B. Peter Grant vs Sarah J. Grant. divorce. Kj-a M. Schnell ve Peter Schnei; on note. State vs Jamee Mittelbuehler, A i B, with intent. Wednesday.

State vs Katie Huebner, Prov Mate re Jacob Schiffer, et Adultery. Estell Crook vs Wm. Crook,

vorce. Thursday. State v Stock Beard, perjury. State vs Wm. Curtis. A4 B. Louis H. Elliott vs Southern railway Co. Damages. Friday. Mate vs Wm. Feneman, trespass. Frank Mumbv vs Sou R. R. Co.

0 Damages. Phil. Hollenbach Co. vs Peter L Coble assignee. The Ourbacher Gilmore Co. vs P. L. Coble, assignee. 0. W. Richardson i Co. vs P. L Coble, assignee. Saturday. Leo H. Fisher vs Louis Lammenet al on account.

keaa of Jasper to iatrodacc a Measure la the Next LerUlature. Representative Horace M. Kean of this place, who will represent the counties of Dubois and Pike in the coming legialature is contem

plating introducing a bill wbicn win rix the liability of common carriers. The bill is intended to meet the demand that is being made by shippers in ail parts of the slate for relief. The bill is a non-partisan measure, the demand for such a measure coming from shippers regardless of party. Among other things the bill will provide that whenever any property is received by a common carrier to be transported from one place to another, within or without this state

or when a railroad or other tranpor

hie cap io respectful salute, as he

said : "I cannot answer, air." What happened to him" Well.

it didn't get lato the oflu ial records. Notice Street Aaoeoimentl IfottM is herehv Riven that n the 14 .lav ot Januarv. AA, at I 0 clock P. M. in the othoo of the Jasper Klevtnc Ufhi Cotupauv, in the town of Jasper, bforw i Alois Beiter. John Lorey and Ferdinand 'Vollmer, a committee of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Jasper, a hear ing will be had on the tinal ftimat' suh'mitted bv the town civil engineers to the Board of Trustee on the IM day of

lwmlwr. p4. ofthe costs of irrrt tmc

macadamiiinK and improving the following streets in the said town of Jasper Main trt from the Public Bqaai to the north line of Second Street Main treet from the Public Square to the North line of Ninth street. Sixth Street from the Public Square to the West line of Anderson tre. t Sixth Street from the Public Square to a point in sai I Street opposite the South Fast corner of lot number one ft) in

tallnn rrmnanv ladllAri receipts OI U" mümmr'i Aii.lit 1 II to faul tWU 01

1 . ! ' 1 ' - f i ...v.a.v. m ' " bills of lading in this state, the com ; Jasper. mon carrier, railroad or transport.-m wA tion company issuing such a bill of ilin,uant to n offdiBBMM passed by lading shall be liable for any loss, the Board f Trustees of said town of damage or injury to such property fasper May itth I; and that at the BMBBd bv its negligence, or the ne- same time .ml pla.-e -a.d committee w.ll caueeu u tm uc8iiSu, ! consider said nnal estimate. gligence of any other common car-( n interested iei sons are notified to rier, railroad or transportation com- H. present and m.ike objection thereto, if pany to which such property may any they have. Z dehv.red or o,., -ho hn.e ..cb 'gJJT property may pas,and the common 1( .,, wk carrier, railroad or traspoitation is-1 ' r, ,uing any such receipt, or bill ofj Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. lading, shall be entitled to recover Notice i- hereby given to the creditor, ,o . proper aetioD ,b. . .moan, ol W-l f2 'ÄS any loss damage or injury it mJ rimiit cn)Ut, h. Idat Jasper, Indiana. be required to pay to the owner of on naiiV .d Jan.. 190, and show

the common ! ct ;. it anv. w li the Unai M-uien tu

Accounts with the eatata of aaW decedent ahoold nc4 be approved ; and aid heirs are notified to then and there make jrxf of heirship, and receive their distributive cihares. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this aj ,Jav of leceniter. LtiM. John P. Hither. Clerk Dttboia Circuit Court. Cox A Hnma, Attys, !) :M PJ4. Jw

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Some Good Old Rules A man who started his business career as a clerk in a dry good store won a competence, became a

leading citizen and was elected

mayor of Boston, ought to know something of value about the ruleof success.

Hon. Thos. N. Hart gives the

following simple rules because the

have been found useful to him u

his life and HBlf prove useful to

- - m a others : "DO," Do everything well.

Do more than is expected of you

Do things better than other peo tile do them.

Do your work as if it was a pleas

ure to do it. Do exactly as you agree to do. Do some little kindnews every day. "Do unto others aa you would be done by." DON'T." Don't drink. Don't swear. Don't tell a lie. Don't run into debt. Don't shirk your task. Don't stay out nights. Don't be late at your work. Don't think you know it all.

Don't wait until vou are old to

marry.

A few of our bachelor friends arc

such property irom

carrier, railroad or transportation company through whose negligence the loss, damage or injury may be

sustained.

Indiana at this time has no law bearing directly upon this subject.

As the law now stands the railroad

companies have a right to make any

such contract with shippers as tne

shipper will agree to. And upon

the other hand, where there are no competing lines, or whtre all the companies have the same contract

as to their liabilities, the shipper is practically compelled to accept any contract offered by the companies. Many of the roads in Indiana.

and oerhaos all. or most of them,

at this time, issue to the shippe

duplicate receipt or bill of lad

which stipulates that the company

will not be liable for the negligence

for any other road which may handle the car for delay or breakage or

any damage whatever, but only lor damage delay or breakage occuriug on the road of the company issuing the bill of lading. This contract is very detrimental

to all shippers where the breakage

damage or loss by delay occurs on a different road in a distant state in

Sew York or California, and in the

case of a small shipper where the

oss is $50 or $100, the shipper is

practically compelled to bear the

loss, because to bring an action in

a distant state would cost more than

he could expect to rec ver by the suit.

Under the proposed bill of Mr.

Kean the shipper will have his re

course on the company issuing the

bill of lading, while .the company

ssuing the bill of lading will have

recourse on the company that causes

the breakage damage or loss by de

lay.

Mr. Kean says that other state

have a similar law and that he be

lieves the shippers of In liana are

entitled to the protection set out in

his bill Evansville Courier.

IF YOU BUY IT OF F. C. Kl'EBLKR IT'S ALL RIGHT,

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Every aw Now Ready For Inspection. Secure New Suits and Overcoats ! FLORSHEIM SHOES! NDBBYiHATS V FURNISHINGS. S. KlTEBLEft. West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

J. E.

STE3INK.AMP

THE RELIABLE JEWELER

.2 Or. J. J. Schneider.

BE XT I SI.

Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, A Few of my Specialties: Elgin and Waltham Watches, Rogers Bros. 1847, Silverware, Baldwin line of Pianos, Schulz line of Organs. The best of everything atjowest price-. All Repair work guaranteed. JASPER, - INDIANA.

I7t8taifl inTro.lr liuiMiny, Main vt , JASI'KK, INDIANA. Graduate of the Imhaiia lA'UUl t'ol-le8"-And having looiiteil in .la-i r requests a share of the ptBbUe'a patritiaire. All wrk (riiaretileeil . (iive me n call. I am here to stav. (ii-rman spoken. noitMaea r

Dr. B. B. Brannock

Takes this iut-tbxl oi informing his friends and the puhlic that he has re Hunted the practice of medicine. Calls answered day or Bifht, in town or country. Otto: Spayd Block. Over Brannoi k'N I rua store, Jasper, Ini. (MM Mv

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We have the betaaortnientof Watches to tbi aeetion of tho Hate. We will duplicate any reliable watch at the pnee, and save yau expr'a harxea, and any rik uf future an

noyance

We wall reliable watch from IJ.J0 up. Wa eil the 7. tl. 15. IT. and 21 Jrweled watch in the difrent grades la Btskat, Sterling Bl lar, t.old Killed aad 14 K. I Mild (iuld t'aoe. We guarantee all aa'cti. and if they prove fault v from workmanship we will re place it a itb another, F. C. KUEBLER.

THE JEWELER, JASPER, INDIANA. ALWAYS YOUR MONK YS WORTH March :. 1SW4 tyr.

MARTIN ECKSTEIN,

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Of every description. MatWMOfl, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Etc. Vollmer & Eckstein l odertaki. . Embalming, acd Funeral Directing. North Maiu Street. JASPER. INDIANA.

IMceiiHe Not !. aa n"t!i k ksrabj ifivM) io the eitiaei -f Jasper, Bainorldgre lownabip, Bounty. Indiana, that ttie awtOTwUmad. i uiSle itia.-u of the l'iiltl Stute, w ill hi , t the County t 'umiiiiaaionern uf DllMi -county at thtir neat ran lar aasafOM In Jan I.M. ... - t . ...... 1 I 1...... ...U. .....

I liquor, beer ami wm, and peruiit the name

1 . Ieirttua Mil llir (Tvui i ie, uimei inr vtalona of thu lawn uf Indiana Koveriiluic auch licena. The preclaa location where auch liquor are tobeaold la In afroLt room lxo labt Ol ilie round fl ior of a out' atory trauiu i... I hk on UM north went corner of the . -t liaif of lot M, M. ( the original town of J aper. Indiana., located on IB Corner of K. 6tli and Mill afreet, and froutiua u ttu atreet.

At the aaine tune and place will apply lor licitiaeto allow iard play ma, dice throwm

A well known naval officer, with

a . m a 1

an exte t Bive li-t oi atoriee ana a

knack in their telling, relates the following yarn as one of the bent in bia mental storehouse, says the Washington star: Some one find bought grog aboard -hin in troodlv ouantities. and a

FRANK L. BETZ Attorney at Law and

Pension Attorney. Will practice in Dnboia and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to collections. Notarr Public in office. ftajrl.ife. Kireand Accident Insurance Companies represeciod.

1 to 70. Amounts $100,000 to $15.

nd Foreign

ARCH. C. DOANE, Representing Prudential Insurance Company, I'r.-'if Pharma I ifca I tunvannn fs-v

aj o j a i rmi . ijaiiiia, ioif a 1 1 u i o u l r i 1 ' I arize .hare of the crew reported to ... .i rtaiu ,

" . , . . ,. ; .nru, ou.jt:u auu vaiuuirij, niter

dition to work the vessel.

morning the captain started a

investigation of tbe aitair.

or. w was again lined uu on

and in turn each member was cate

chised.

"Cioodacre, stand out," would call the chief pretty officer, and then the skipper would nay : "Ooodacre, do ycu know who brought liquor aboard ship, yesterday?" "I cannot answer, sir," the man repiied. So it went through the whole list

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Kckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big Kail Stock of Fashionable Goods.

Liidtoacll lunches and confectioner

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Liquor liiei'iiso Nti". Notice ii liereliy given to the eltixeua I I Jm.it, and Baiiinile townahip. Dabo la ( I Daiana, that the umlerHiifned, a in Hit uiliali Itantof amid towiiHlup ami county, and over the .i. of 'il year-, and of good moral char acter, will at the regular Kehruar tern.. laaa.Ofibe Itnanl 'if ('oiiiiiiiHalulier-i of Sa. 1 -oint , apply for a license to aell and retn.i -I. rltuDMi. Tlaims. 11H aai other latoali i tinx lliioraln a lei quantity than ftqaarl at l l. inc. ith the prlvileRe of allow lug thu name to he drank mi Inn praBSlSM. I Be priM-lae locution w here aald liiiinrn will i i i a m lbs laaBB tao( reoai on tin rroaad Boor at two atory frame 'Mum Ha the corner of Sdxto and Newton Street altuated oa ta Kimthaif of M Bo, W. aa abowa on the oritflintl plat of the town of Jasper, Haiiitirnla townahip, BWBolS count v, I ndiana. At the aaine time and place I will appl for In sell rinars and tohaci-o ami Io s. r w tuaeBas 81 BTal K i. Kt NBBIDae.M iyo 3w.

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reported to be very much worried j of tbe crew, and the officers were because of a proposed bill the rep- well nigh at their wits' end tu know resentative from Gibeon Co. is pre-jhow to get at the bottom of the paring to introduce in the next! whole affair suddenly there appeared

legislature. The bill will provide, a nit in tne Diaca cioua oi mystery

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for an annual tax on all bachelors

over thirty-five years of age, ten per cent, of which is to go to the school fund and the balance for the support of Orphan Asylums. Kx. it is said that representative H. U L'.an öf HiiKnia and Pikra

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Co'a. will make a strong fight "kipper u.,u,o-t - hill honest man

gai iidi tuv aa ' 9 - ' ' BarMiss Mayme Pfieter came home from Louisville Ky., to spend the holidsya.

A coal nasser, iust ui from the

fire bole, came on deck, and walking up to the commander, naluted, saying "You have not asked me yet, captain." A erunt of satisfaction, came from

Here at last wan an among all the crew.

He would tell all. "Well Smithers, who brought the gros- on board?" The man s hand again went to

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best beer made. Try it once and you will drink

no other. P. A. GUCKES, Agt

WHISKEY

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For ale by QeorfJB J. Koelle.

Money to Loan at Per Cent. Wm. A. Wilson, A S PER. INDIANA

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