Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 48, Number 35, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 May 1906 — Page 5

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ummiskey went to mm business Tues-

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sour i iekat Son

W E Wi 11 man enter 20th Century Club a W, dn sdsy evening i , , i A snotnOT ship Isnra rugs at tts E J. KUEBLl IL

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j. Ben'

i try Armour Hrk. for Nit ;i North ain St

Mi.s Hess ;ti in r. ul Vini visiting Mrs. I'aul

saTM s.- Hfl K ist s i Sunday wit ji home folks At lluntingburg.

v Mr. an 1 Mrs. S. Ku.M.t arm- home from liidisnspolis Saturday Mr. an 1 Mrs. Jos. l Friedman ipent Friday and Saturday in Louisville. - Try Sonderman! bulk r sut4 ISe an,l 17c coffees, wine lttj-; ilso (n Btoek Blanke Worlds Fajr otlVe at '. 'S and 30c u pound. NaAreh Doans, wile and baby vitited Mrs. Doanel parents, 'G. S. Fry. in Dsvisss ('.. this a evk.

.unty CommiasKmert

Tue Finest

Ice Cream

Retail r whol

esiti

likirll s (MKCtioDtn

lose

who desire ice

cream in Bulk will oblige by placing their orders at least 24 hours in advance.

CM md Ree the new line of Hats, and Gloves, Ns all sialDtNC'Sat the Hardware Store. Lorey and Sturm. Ouaricrl) Mniinf The M En Church will hold its 3d Quarter Meeting at Dale Ma 6 27. A. kl edler, Steward. Attorm KU. Armstrong of Iluntinjrbur, on Tuesday filed I -uii in the circuit court for Mrs. Rose Studer, demanding 12000 dainagSS from Florian utzweiler for the tight her ly Sdward had in his place two months ago. Real Estate Transfers.

W. Kendall to Win. r. llei kmari.

u ; rvrular mo:

in r-

ith

Schneiders new reeiht street is nearing

Jetion.

NFOsear Haller and I Eckstein returned from Louis

ville Friday Where is Robt I . . i Km t tail to see our carpets -Mrs. Josephine Silvey, of before you make y ir purchase Bridgeport, Conn., is visiting e j kitpriä Mr and Mrs. N. B. Cummisk. : '-ler.

his week Huntinjrburir Babies

.lehn ( I'j'tier,

,fas arrival tarns of ladies

Wm

of the tatest dress iroods at

Ladies lat

es

Buchart':

nobbiest out for low prices at Wm. Uuchart.

le shoes, the Sundav in a

were defeated at Huntinorbunr

onr sided came with

M.

a team from 10 to

Owens boro. Scon

ird and Taafe. the bat- . r the Ja.-per ball team arzz i I i J'

srThe Keller-ttenxe weumnK

eat the opera house tut narht was anttended by a j

..Frank Dupps and Km ma -Try one pound of our loose ireene were married at the coffee and it will omtri .... tn

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Wrn. Buthart.

ISTMl macher

lerk'a office Last Thursday nicht bu more

by F. L Betl iiood luck to them.

;:. u ding's Bate Ball goods, est of all lor sale at Lore)

: R ckport was in Jastas Behrens, cashier oj e'a State Bank f Huntwas in Jasper Tuosds) ister Davis Carr left for Perry Ca Tuesday to .. summer with relatives.

Muslin underwear all new pretty and stylish at K. J Kueb-er's.

and Mrs. Isidor Schuhcame home Saturday

from Anderson and Louisville, where they had been visiting relatives.

J. 'i. Houston w:is over

from Huntingburg the first par:

George Schuhmacher came home Saturday from dental col-

A W II . J AL f . I w . .

egeac iuisvine w spena we oi uus week inspecting the busisummer vacation ness of the Prudential Insuranct

John Lampert plead cuilty

W WTI D -Traveling salesman.

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o intoxication and provoke oeore F. L Bet., cm. Monday Lampert iled affida ts against loseptrYocMm and George Berirer for Assault and Battery.

these cases

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d Friday

i.D. V. Wigcs was over B tingburg Tuesday ir. est of the Cumberland Mrs. Jos. Kress and daughrent to Owensboro Tuesday tend the wedding of a rela-;

)ur wash goods now open I on. I all at your earlwivenience and see. K. J KUEBLEB

n Ambs and wife wen

i-ntcl with a pirl baby Fi-

All our wash poods, cinehams, white goods, laces and embroideries, bought before recent mhanrp. now on sale, lowest

prices at S mderman's. Ha John Herman. khn Henry vn tnVin '. Kcckmnn. brothers

:ind leading busmtss men. f Ma

Ferdinand Ind . transacted business hen Wednesday. ear Frank Kunkel and family, and Mrs. William Flick and children and Miss Nellie Flick were among those to attend th" Kna))-liick wedding at Ferdinand Tuesday.

Mu-: furnish refert nces and invest h... in hrst class 6 per ci nt londs. Salary and xpense.paid. E xperience not required, we teach business at our Mills. The Wheeling Roofing & Cornice Company. W heeling, W- Va. Apr ( - Gw.

WfoT.ro. McStOOpS of the Piko County Democrat we extend our concratulations. His paper just entered Vol. :'", and is one of our verv best exchanges.

y more happy returns Bro

CASTOR I A For lniants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the S:uaturo of

ssth enry Keller and Miss i lenke were married m . Joseph's church Tuesday lening. Both lived in the Er.tr near Jasper and the Ii make their home on a farm wedding dance was given lesday night at the opera house A was attended by a larce

tq of friends of the couple. Stomach Troubles, - Martin, an otd and biftliy led icvklMrt of FaiK'oia. Mfw . "k with Mr mach troobl for mow : Chamber aim plantul .n-rta!lH cured brr. tb Ml au thin? I want im ,f prrulect woman in the ! '" Bo ! Mirb a (fcxl mfilirin.' It I If anil FrittJnmn diaffitS.

"B .r carden seels. timo- . Ped top. blue grass and law n seeds, always fresh and I at Sonderman 's-

la. Attention is called to F C. Kuebler! Jewelry adv. in this paper. Frank has all kinds of rincs except "political RINGS" and can supply you with good strong classes so you can even find the latter if you look close. Sore Nipples A MM may rffwetad by applying (hainhtrlain SSlwMMOn the ehiM ( ,oof niirpinj Wip tt-oi with Bion doth bufMt liow mif Ih ebild t nunilany tr.tineti MfMI UM I - -u W thf tnct reanUt. PrtM Sf5e p-r ho. S, ! bjr Martin Frifiman. dMtJPtt. Now showing our new spring line ready to wear Ladies Skirts and muslir. underwear Call at Sonderman's. Died: Prof. Valentine Becht. well known here to a larce part of our citizens died at New AI banc Mav 9th Mr. Becht visit-

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CARDS

A Euchre will be given Sun. lay nicht. May 18i at St. Joseph's hall, by the Young Ladies Society. All ave cordially invited to attend. Tickets 2"c Card playing will begin promptly at o'clock. Not If a. ieb an U n kel b i p yi l ha' all th" Aeallh of Rnek i ler, Uih Stnlafl 1 mHireate. u coold not boj a iet'er MMdlriM ? boaral roinptaiou than Cha uNrrla n Uoiic, CbowM Sod lh r-! a !; ! Ti ni"-i fniinent pbvtieian ca i pfcriba a bttlt iteparation f c iinl dtarMOM th ior rhttdffa and adult, th m i c!iii iJWWWt ot tli" rMMdjf bat KttOWB Ö to !' Mperior to all other- p never fallt aSd hii rrilurel ith Aiter a. ': h tt n .1. i pV eantto t ke. l'.v y laniilv thf.ald M Mpplfod v .tn it. SoM hy Mmn Krieilirtau. sar The following from Dubois

There will be a

ceat Kunkel's hall on Wednicht May 16, 190. in or of the marriage of Mr. Bps Kuesch and Miss Anna Ver, w ho will be married that everybody is invited to at-

tnr town recu ar v seve

years ago being engaged in the County attended the Congression ..e lding Sale of pianos and other musical al con ention at Jefferson Vllie,

irwtnimpnts He is survived bv lntl , .-aturday; m. a. jveeney.

six sons and one daughter. Msy he rest in peace. -Fine Line of Men's Oxfords Bluchcr style. bet quality at lowest prices at Wm. Buchart.

V la, . ü a HM00. haf 1 v wmimgK

r., 14'i a SI UM). Joeepti h.. Lucharl to Sx-timllville rMninrj Co.. IS, -. b. Kanci N ni i- to J bn B. P nrhty, an I ( kKf ao and i'l Huut.nitnrn. f I . V in. Heltinali t" llenrv I. rt, olt- 1 ani 2. liuilatul. LW

fellam Biown to ii. If. it uwn. ut kS HantiMTbnrti MOO. Win. It. Miial to Clara L. 1 Lütke

lot 4'', Hunting) nr, SUsio Chariot Cox U Daniel .I.L'ondra. Ji. .', ; "a 6S. (. naf. A. Luchaner to Mary B. Uro--mor, 10, S, t lo. Martin baniiara 1 1 A Ion to 9 and Vaipunl J - Tonaeo, j i, S, , SS90. hii.a ii .v. until io M . r jiiinii, ts, j S . 25a Hio. Wm 11 i-holton ti Louica t ' Nich ilaou, lot !. läjzt'o John SibbntkUl r-a'ik Thieman, t.t , .1 J i, St. Anlliouv 90, aiah grUorbonrj io Lriif: Ze ler, jr. ,t ne, S, II 5 la Hoi. Brgian .-iifrurie!i to J ntpcr n m it on

On., if " and .iapfi. v"mMiaan Vat"i t.i bai-u tttd Murgtiil diibttMj, I"' JatpOt pRW. KatonnH brfcuu to rri. liollrr, IS 1. 3, ison liai l'..ui iVi.unu el alt. Mary v. IVi oSn. unu I W - H M t 9 --'" rintun a. v tutnana m naok rtrnolMi HOaSTOO. nnruuiii i . w ik-v to M. A u.-. -nss, l.tfnnd 1-3, , l,dj lamWste jo, i.i s. Binttai ' ! .. Il Ie. A i a ltt, ir. t SctwourinM to HUanrji C. KmSHoS, t - l-JJn 4--Seina ii ii i u i ifii t ' Ji'n H bantu . i lxa tlexa. . mim ..h.iii-i-r t'i.1 ii-oh r!meiler

lot i Jnaper, - o. rt lis nni let t . Mary A. .loue, l..ts.'and r UnatttiM H " Martin Mimn -u-i I'lul.ji I'rtt-uliriui-er, 1--' SS 3 t iSUt 11. i;n BowenSntup to litoOgt K 'eii fcauu, ond , 12. 4, S 1--J- H-". MlcUavl r. Potlaut o L.tDora O. Itotcaroiler. pt lot lit.. Jaer a-ivi I iwSnrteft W. Kreke Ij Ir.wik ectilrtinsi i1 -' ' i0.. Mntibla Atin tif to Lottit Chrittobf , Ö 1-.', Hi "i '' a H Amu Mrtlmau wUMtttt ll.utu-k, pi -l 2 2 SS. Maty it. itnuiuer to has. A. UM aiier. I 2 T. ier lin k to 800. By. do. 8 n 01 ler.l A. HctlBntdw t Indiana IJ.v v o 1 .44 7.i. I'aul lieu to in liana Uy. Co. M Ptftf, Bi If 10 lVur nuue uia-". 4o (Ml Ma ta Fnat to Bd. Bn Laaapo.t, IS

.a l-.'x' j ,.f i ii I . B0 t io M-nt tjninjt, .a Kllen SniiUi to l"ia OoUioo, 1 1150. .I.J. Koy to Prank Bat.-h. lot no. i ana ". . , , , . JaooO Alktt? Jjba F. SllMttt-S hi

SI, Jape . I hill lltsmbiXM'k t. lleury

i ". tMvt iSUW. 4I j lV I. H wneat to va tor ant Home Suetnty, wti 1t pt1' 1,11,1 Kynna IIUW. Alton T -) U JwM L an. I UutM AI kin. T ' a. i S7S0, Ir.-.ie let U utinrl John A Srbnick

er ft kilt SI at"! HaaiiostHiiS.

i . li.rue.ouin AieiK

eh" lv. I :i M"1 w .loSu l'roiuu.e to .lam- O WhlllM loi 4 J i oer tSSO. Geo. AJtdoltoS IO Matv A HcfntOf U lot -14 Jntptrl 0. I a(v Edit 10 John F. Mail.ei- l.M arre? BSSOQ

1 - Just received the largest stock of Spring and Summer slippers ever seen in Jasper at the lowest possible prices at Andrew J. Berber's Ninth & Main. snr Frank knapp and Anna Dick were married at Ferdinand

Tuesday morning. The groom was well known in Jasper having formerly worked here and a Kane number of friends and relatives from here drove to Ferdinand to attend the wedding and dance. NLftfr M. a Holly, the druggist left Wrdnesdsy for Belli nghain. Wash, his future home. IK disposed his stock of goods to , (Jus Flick and Henry Pfau, who took charge of the Store Monday. Marri KD: Tuesday. May 8th at a m at St. Joseph's church Harry Lampert to Katie Bets, The er. m is the son of Andrew Lampert. and the bride is the oldest daughter of Paul Betz.

They all reside in Bamhridge tp. The n wl married couole have

their home on the Herman Brelage farm in Mai ion tp. which jthe groom purchased May they all live long and

prosper. Port r-illc Point

Lev. Boatl preached an interesting sermon Sunda morning but there should have been a larger audience. What is the matter with the Portersvi lie people that they do not attend church more? Bro Bonta his changed his preaching on second Sunday :.ight to Sunday afternoon o" p m. Charles CofTman, of NorthjDaKota visited friends here last

week, he says N. 1) is a fine Country. Adam Hreidenbaugh and wife of Nebo visited at Ed Breidenlaugh's Sunday Chsrles Munkle and wife came

here last week from an extended visit at Hu ell. Jimmy Rude, of Otwell and iss Ella Tray lor attended the C. K. here Sunday night. Hi VcDonald made a business trip to Huntingburg last week Charley Lansford and Si Cox are drilling a well for. I. Houtch this week.

Miss Dora Webber visited at

Came Malay's Sunday. At NT Hal.wh

sl. Jacob Schwenk left Monday for Indianapolis, to take a review course in embalming. Wills Probated. The will of the Late Lemuel I . Cooper was admitted to probste Monday. His w ife Josephine G. Cooper gets all the property and is also appointed executrix and request is made that she be permitted to execute said trust with out bond The will was made Cctober 2f. UH)4 and m il IISBSStl by Stanley M. Krieg and Samuel E. Dillon. The will of the late -'acob Neukam bequeths all his property of every description to his wife Barbara Neukam. The will was made April 27, 11401, witnessed hv C. (i. Hemmerlein and John L Beck. Serious Accident Eddie Blessings the l. yar old so" of Mr. Louis Blessinger. while hunting last Sunday in his father's woods was accidently shot by his cousin a lad of about the same age The shot entered his alnlomen and lacerated some of the intestines. Drs Salb Sturm and Brannock attended to the little fellow, and I)r Salb informs us that the patient is l ge ting along very well and on a

lair way to recovery. This is the second case of accidental shooting and boys ought to be more careful in handling guns or any other weapon

Enumeration of School Children. Of Dubois county as return! by the Trustees of the various townships to Supt Wm. Veichior May 1st. i0a

2- E ? - 5 . OKI K TloS t 7 n C .hirnhia 'Jo? JV. -7i :l llail.iw.n 2i:i -'14 4"7 I B-.ti- IIS ISM 417 1 Mndiaon UM 23M 4 . Bninbridft W 228 tü Marion I.V. i4! J I Hall Il ITS M Jt4lorton :'4 SOS IS) la.-ltiMiD ISI 177 17 n PnaoSa 'JOft imo MR SM -7H ISS h Ker.linan.l 17 21 ItM.'V IS Jasper 3.VJ ;tl ffs BirdMy ; ISI . io KerUin'an.l l.!4 121 2 V, m Hnntinl.urg ... 4. 4bi 4" U 1 I I Total SBS4BWAW7y 1 2.

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A jit t Oj rfti Ai A A A .ft. JOHR L REETZ. Pre., JACOB BURGEE

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FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK Jasper ... Indiana. Thi Itank annouricv In the . nl. he that it i noa rmaDtly ttnblitnnd in it- u" buil fine nod ha .l ll to it af lKHt .-i rii'tonier on n r, a iu w .Ii 1 ate1! manjiane wr w door cafe None t etter r at r. We alo nnrt tvo Art proif vaaalta ant ntJIy Inpoti t bnEn to rent. We pay I ROT Otni. on tar.y dopotSIt STootfcf to dnpoaitwl aiivantawe ronaialant Rrilb OOBtcttntivn banking, and in teoiif treatment r xtemie.l t tl w h" iiif tiatikiriir lanlitiee. We nan vm m Oev t.r iai with perfect -alety any wh re in thin ronntry or Kn oj. We DRtSM yon to pn no noeount with na. CAPITAL STOCK S25.OOO.O0 SURPLUS $10.000 Total Assets $3.8.000 00

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Mtica I ureil alter I tsentj ears Of Torture t'.an trentT vear Mr. S, Rf

'22 Clinton St. MinneaMit

vipmia:k 1 insvasiS! -Tonrad Pickhardt and

J Schnell 20. farmer to Josephine o. Huntingburg

Miller 25; Frank Dupj.s lM. la-

iwirnr tu Kmma Greene 20: Hen-

K. M. Milburn, 3. P. Huther. '. V. Csssidy, Phil. J. Kunkel, V. L Beta, Ferd Vollmer, Jos Gutsweiler, Jos F Friedman, Bomsr Traylor and A. H. Krcmp of Jasper. A. H. Koerner, F. w.

ibt Armstrong Wordson Ci n-

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mimrs ami ivev, .an i

Cox of Birdseye and Pet r L Co-

. vi nivn ri. .i miifij"'oi- iwn.. .. ... . Li re? 1 rtnrnd bv v iatica. Thd ry Skaags 24. laborer to elvia ble of Schnelh llle

halm

rii. -hi.-h he endure- i RiifTirin 19- John J. Beiihlein

Dt .-Wyond eomprehen , j f t) Len;i M Vohr 2; rive him anv ir ir. . .....

Arthur W. Lurch Zl, urgan tun

er. to Laura I'belhoer

nard A Hoffhaus 28, painter to Lydia Arensman 2(. ConccrflinK Trnublc. Trouble has a handsome back. liow once to trouble and it will insist upon keeping up the ac(piaintance One trouble with some persons is that the go to so much trouble trving to dodge trouble " Whether trouble or woman came first upon the earth belongs with the problem of tin hen or the egg. IVoubls itself takes to the alleys when it sees courage with a smile on its face, coming down the next block. If Trouble went into the pickle

gs or on the grounds business there wouldn t be enlVvs are warned to ouirh furures in the printer's case

to advertise all of its diflerent varieties at once.

"M he tiiw.i LAMA bori ain't ' nt atit.li.-atioa of that

rod to- pam und und ' ' ttaaible, and RSS than ' ta efltrtod a permanent cure 1 ith M'iatiea or rhuiinaticiu !r' a cent brittle . pain - f r yournelf bow qnirkiy Uie pain. For a'e l-v Martin

Hue Ball. n interesting game was 'd Sunday at the local park. eenthe Kedsand the C1tani which resulted in a "r for the latter bv a score '. rani and Taafe did hattcry work for the Reds .nl and Schnellenberger of Manrad. J6r the College. No Treipasini Allowed.

ing will be allowed

;his c,.,,

V aWaV from V. rlrvnt

..v.... nie vjcnv. THEtM Railway Co

A Sufferer for Tw: ve M jntha Kv.-rv OtfeOI had taile.i: A t troold iUt a ("xn bo w ithout ouinin. lohr

97 U.r oot of Hnfhot' Chill I nie. fhw of'hr

lilt nii'i.'iiui ui.-i ii , i j i i mnrvi (tanit ander my obacrvnikSi A man nnorinf for a'.otit twelve m . the fn.m h tu ,-t ODRiinntn attack of obi tin and lever tried every remedy that Rt C ul I hear ot all to n. pnrj ow. 1 HBrtiiaJnH him t' try a bottle of limrh Toni,-, from tha. time, tver taKe m nthe kito, he la n t had a chill " PREPARE!) BY KOHINSO" IM ' H I U (Inn Uofctille

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WHITE MOUNTAIN HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS.

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"The Kind with Chill in it." This Reftfgmtor is low in iVice, High in Merit, sells rapidly, and is satisfactory in the highest degree. The picture shows our single iloor "White Mountain" Re

frigerator, matle of hardwood and finished in a leautifnl dark

"(leiden Oak." Triningl are heavy and of handsome design. Cases are handsomely can ed. White enamled inside. Sliding shelves. Removable waste pipe and trap.

Is clean and cleanable, also a thoroughly good food server. We also ell Round and Square Extension hies. Go-Carts at all prices.

fact everything in the Furniture

line. Best quality at Uie lowest prices at

preTain

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Lorey Bros.,

FURNITURE STORE.

Also, Full Line of Sewing Machines