Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 March 1905 — Page 4

JASPER COUMEB

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For Constipation, Liver and Bowel Troubles

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Obituar). Lcmioiua Iura. Died, Sunday February :'i5, lt05. We art bavin pleasant wtathtr

of pneumonia Mr. James Schüler, but road- are inudlv.

Ifi years. ," mouths aud Kdiyi. Awagonloodof our I.emington . of tbo tubataa l t. ;,UlI ;,j the 'Y AiJ IT F" 1 U li H LJ R or.Liv jr. Kidney, an i tial fara d townobip, Beihell huroh Wi H i s !f . i S.oainch Troj

had accumulated quite a large farm tfap UhM ofaarei 8umly, ku nu n titan nif . .fuJ i ,iiia htiu:

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FRIDAY, MARCH

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If v" !; 1MB ur, or witnl any printing, c 11 through llir Courtrr I'hour. 13-11.

Primary Election. The primary election COOSttisoi n

met at the Clerks office Mnda

right and tixed Saturday Manh lv. at the time for holding the primary election, all candidate are assessed at one dullar and must be paid U (Vmmitteman J. P, Huther on before the l".hday of March. Said arsessment is to dt fray the expend of. the election All candidate govern thetn-rlve-accordingly. J. I. HlTMKR.

Will House! w:is th

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he leaves hi aged father, Mr. Jos " w noummm duwhj MB Schuier, several biothers ami Wmt BoffaVM would like to see isisteis, bia faithful wife and seven the road get niosoo lie could drive children U mourn his uutimely de- hie ponies to Holland raise. PfalHp Voelkel i- working fof Mr interment in St. Mary' cemetery Pritl r r:ihk tbif spnnn. at Indau J. lud Tuesday. Feb L'S, Frank and Henry M UM are on after funeral serviere in St. Mary s tne j,.

church conducted by Kev. Anthony Michel O. 8. B. The bereaved Ifamilv hus the avmnalhv nf tin

ntiri pnmmnnilT rHnn

...... ........... . a. vi ... i.- .2 outiii in kowk to teach l. er ichool

ji it ue ivm hi vewf i w Btrbari Fritz does mt talk about Valentina "f a ,! T" Peal auy more I wonder win", i months, and 26. days, died lion . i v u .- i.i,.- .i t L- Ueonxa Hraun is verv happv. I dav reb. 2,, 1 H., the cause of his . . ., ' ' rJ

Her.ry Kok is ftill goinp to school be -ays be likes his teacher tine

Travlor ti ml- verv much

ables.

Product of the Famous WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Crawford county, Indiana, sold by HERMAN H. CASTRUP, Agent, Who has a large supply on hand.

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India M State Council C. k. of V The thirteenth Biennial Cot ven tion of the Indiana State C K. of A. met at New Albany. Ind. Tue day Feb. 2 1905, and was called to order by Vice 'resident Pr. J. H. l.uken, the President, Mr. J K. Thukstun being absent on account of sickr,e-s. The contention consisted of 70 delegates J ha following officers were elected I -r tr, enduing term ! State Spiritual Pirector R-v. F. Sjnderman, of Lawrenceburg, Ind Supreme Pelegates, Peter Walrath, Branch t7 1 , Evansville, A. J. Lan k, Branch'1. Indianapolis. Alternates. Dennis O. Gorman. B-ancb 103 Fort Wayne, W. F IPfferman Branch '2 Washington

Mate President. Peter B. HeCerty, Branch 2' Vincennes. State Vice-Pr sident, F. L. Betz, Branch 119 Jasper. State Be6y, George FhlbusL Brar.cb 5:i Lawreuceburg. State TreR'-urer D. P. Duwns. Branch 111 Terre Haute. Ptru, lud , was chosen as the place of meeting of the 11th Biennial Convention. Pneumonia a Mixed lofectioo The director of the "New York Pneumonia Commiaeinn," Dr. J. F. Biebn finds that pneumonia is a mixed infection. Dr. Biebn linde that pneumonia germs are widely

di -ibuted. They are present in thel

secretions of the mouth and throat of the majority of healthy individuals but are obviuUfly dormant and in active if the r erson is well. It is significant that when thes9 inactive pneumonia germ- in one person are mixed with IfaoM from another person they generally develop the disease. It is found that when

death being Phthisis. Valentine wa horn and reared near J a.-per. and lived here all bis lift. He was an irdustrious man und worked hard ail his life. His wife preceeded him in dcatt about 5 months ago, he leaves tero small boys and a h st of friend- to mourn hi loss, be was buried in St lotoph'l Mittet rj Wednesday Marcl let, after solemn services eeletnated tj Rar. Otilo I . S B. M iy peare be to his ashes.

Miel Carrie Schnarr is getting along very well in teaching school J. L Kck has been helping hibrother Williun clear tbi- winter Jav Rikd

Alpnontoa Pfao, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfau, age 11 years, 1 DOOOtfa and 'ays, died Wednesday

March 1st, at 7:80 p. m. from at.

John Sharp Williams r-fere

to Spfhker Cannon as "Old Mackf raid of His Majority." Even that is prtt'-rtble to "Yourg-Man-Cn-tble to-Contrul His-Miuority." Examiner.

Tbc Oldest Ncpaptr Kin in, an official pap r of Chi na, is the oldest journal in the world latieg back to 911. It beoanie a

iccatfl attach of Menegetis of butieeklv in 1361, a dailv in and

me day's duration Alphonsus wa ps now a tri-daily. The regular is i bright boy attending school everyone is &,OO0 oopief, Tne morning day and wa greatly beloved by hi-' dition is printed on yellcw paper

nd is conlir.ed to trade ritereste, he nou issue is white and wholly licicl. while thai at tight is printed on b'ack paper and its contents ire miscel aoeous.

DR. E. A. STURM Physician & Surgeon. At the late I'r. K. J. Keinpr's nrfice. J ASI'KK. lM'l AN V. H..IU. I ii.. ,. ;;k. ui. ;

teachers aa weil as his clas mates

His earthly rmains were laid to rest Friday morning March M. in 3t. Josephs cemetery. The bereaved famby ha- tbl s patby cf the entire community. Cuzco Calls. There an bun dance of mud ii

our velloj at this tiefte.

Our schools are nearmg the clos

and our school at this place ha' proven quite succes.-ful so far. It is reported that Charles Ha; of near Kion is going to move t French Lick to take charge of th Claxton hotel in a short time. Peter Brown of n ar Iuka is ore

r.arinp tn cm trt Tktbj fhi annua ax .OFFICE

he has pome relatives down there we wish him success. John Line who was reported ot the sick list some time ag1 is up again. Mrs. Charles Cox dth aooaa otbei

DMmbera of her family reported IQp ALL KINDS OF

uu wjo sil'k iisi ai mis um. Roo. Dobsin fillpd his appointment at t h i - dace Sunday evening Mr J. K. Mynatt of nur ftlloi wa- out buying apploa wi?h which to Mtpply tbo French Lick matket C. C. Baggarlv and ex droatfli Milburn mad a living trip to Jus

CUT PRICES

ON

OVERCOATS

ALSO

11! Winter

Clothing! fl

Just Received a New Shipment of Workingmen Warm Lined Shoes Buy a pair of our Speeial Felt Boots at $2 per pair all sizes. Come early

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I. C L EMM ON M.D. Physician & Surgeon,

J. E.

Holly's Drug Stcre. Jaeper, Indiana

rabbits are injected with the mixed eputum of two healthy persons, th

animals never fail to have pnumonia. The practical point for proton tion is to avoid breathing the air in the neighborhood of a coughing per sun, for be sprays his germs intc the air through the act of coughing also to avoid all unnecessary contact with a pneumonia patient Another wise thing to do is to wash the mouth and teeth two or times a day and each time use a Kood li paid antiseptic, like diluted peroxid of hydrogen. Further if you art compelled to cough, always ho d your handkerchief before your face to prevent spraying your own fana into the air which others might breatbe. it is not guess work when it is said that coughing sprays tin partLies of spittle koto the air, for any one can prove this by placing a cold mirror before his face when coughing and then luokirg at ii clo-ely and discovering Iba line droj s upon its surface.

per last week an J w hile there alied

n treasurer Beckman and r'il their i tai-s.

10,000 ROLLS

Wall Paper J

Rl KIILSIt. West Side C'.othier and Furnisher.

Dr. J. J. Schneider.

IM EXT I SI. Dp Stain) in Troil if Boildiof, Main 9 . JPBR, INDI AN irali.t of the Indiana Dental Colfa. An I having located in .Inept r repjawta a -liaiv of ihe nnblic g patnnaire. AH Ork oar ntet. tiiveaae i i . I a n here to ttay. (ierman kicken.

THE RELIABLE JEWELER

Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, A Few of my Specialties: Elgin and Waltham Wa'ches, Rogers Bros. 18 1-7, Silverware, Baldwin line oi Pianos, Schulz line of Organs. The he-t of toarytl i- l it lowest prices. All Repair work goarittteod JASPER, INDIANA.

Tini if haT fifir ZLJ

Money to Loan

at

Ju-t receiv d at

F. C.KUEBl.ER.

at piieoa ranging from

4c TO 50c A ROLL

There has ben qoite a boOOB ir - a . a 1 .i i a

r-ai iftriie hihj mere rus ti-rn :i

number of sales made to date ini tbi-" township. All the la-test d signs

Jesse Load roth lost hi black fiily one day lat week her hide Mid for;

two djilars saul Uly wa tw-nty yers old. The farmers are beginin to look

ior eeeu nais oi wriicn tnre is not a

large supply to be found around here, forty cents is thecirrent price j for them her1.

Crowder brothers went to Hot Spring-, Ark., for their health they I A Mamoth Stock to Select From, ire aUlicted with catarrh of the head, A I H I 1 . I a

-nay iney in.u apeeuy mm so when C,me K.rlv md You'll have nick

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Different Colors in Ingrain paper.

Normal School at French Liek B. K. Myers, A. B. Indiana

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versity. is at the head of the French i

l ick Normal School the coming slimmer. He has secured the a" sistance of able and SporiOflOtd tt achers, and the workgivm w.il b of the very best. The courses will include peventl. and eighth grade work, review of common branches for teacbets reading circle books, high school an J c liege subjects etc. The Normal will be well attended by the young people of Orange. Dubois, Martin and other nearby counties.

they come home again thy will be

in good health as that is tn ire desirable than riches.

Mrs. David Lane who has been very low for some time was better "r at last report, she ha failing for

some time. Harry Treadway w.iJjc-n ptoaiaM on bis way to nil Ja.t Saturday. Harry it is written, man cannot live by bread alone. Some of the hoys around h N

who would rather tto sorr.e where

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Fckert Bhxk, For Extra Bargains. Big Kal1 Stork of fashionable

(ioods.

Per Cent.

m. A. Wilson,

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INDIANA

John Casper M. DPfcjftlelai & Surgeon. OrrlCB; In ABaa aaaUaoea, eo Mb an t Newton atreet" JA8PBB, INIHANA Ian :"0 .im

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Vm. Wtbber wan trinrl ,n a

charge of A A B before JudKe F. L Betz Saturday the same being pre ferred against him by his grand father Mr. J. W. Wittsman the evi-

dence failed to substantiate the! hSrough your own fdly

elso as to c jrt are repotted to have ssipp d Mr U'm. Poataro maloi got looon from him Bandiytfa liageed raatie he mud By i ,r a I hort time, ti:e) Jid no damage, no one wan hurt. S. W. Si'nmrns was out one day a-t we k huntitie straw to bad hifi and nest his chick- n-', S d is I but'lor, a P. M. and a Notary re public. ii,,, , It is easy lo resist loaptotioo when it is viewed with a feeling o! contempt. It is not hard lo calm nn angn man when you keep yoor own U per undr contr-d. There is no u speaking ill ol others when the atievanc- fii mo-

charge and he was acquitted. At torney Kerr Traylor appeared fur Welb' r.

nuicuie has never been faxbiunable but fashion has often been aravH.

ual suicide.

Restaurant

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Confectionery

Theobold Kiefer, Prop E. 6th between Jackson and Mill.

Oysters served in any style. Lunches and meals served atall hours Candies, Xuts, Fruits,

Tobacco.

Cumberland Phone. 140-2.

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Terre Haute Beer. On tap and in bottles at all saloons in the city. When you drink this celebrated beer yoa are drinking1 the purest and best beer mad. Try it once and you will drink no other. P. A. GUCKES. Agt

FRANK L. BETZ, U torney at Law and Tension AUnrnev. WW practice in Inbni and adjoi&iaf cootitiea. Prompt attention gTOM collations. NoUrv lutlic in Oal OaI.if. Kir-anl Aochlwil I. ( 'ompanies repreaeme!. ARCH. C. JO ANE. P.'presenlinir Prudential Insurance Company, Profit 8boff up Life insurance f if M-n. WtMBU hi d Children. Ai - I o 70 ArooentatlOO hi lo 115.

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