Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 March 1907 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER. Bv Hkm Bat I.'an.

same action, deft, damage W76. Martin O'Brien vs. John King et al dismissed. Ed EL Undreth vs MollieUmdreth divorce cent. Suit' Ex Rd Carrie Schuetttf vs. Kobt. Eckltdn bastardy Entry of satisfaction by relatnx cause is dismissed. H. G. Richards Vi Continental Casualty Co. damages dismissed. In the matter of the estate of

rzz Joseph knabel a person of ur.- . mi . utn .1 fiff r- iuJio.. f sound mind. Report of private KtfMAtMrtttoMiUMwMiita sale to Jos. Knabel Jr. for $1600.

1200 cash residue note due 2 y rs.

Subscription f 1 JSC IVr Year.

DO YOU GET UP

WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost papers Is

JtH'KK. MTMia OiM'WTT. INDIANA

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THE TOWN BOARD. Met Monday night, all members present. The property owners on 5th street, with two exceptions, remonstrated against

from date at 6 per cent, interest sale confirmed and deed orderedCharlotte Harder vs Henry Flick et alon note dismissed. Tn the matter of the estate of Thresia Lichte minor. Report of sale to H. H. Schipp for 11400 cash. SaK' confirmed and died orderet!. Portersville Points. Dr CJrav and wife of Peters

burg visited here Saturday and

everybody - - as sure to kn , . i ful

c Dr.

rieat K;aney, liver

.ajüer rerr.edv.

the preat rr.edi-

imph of the nine-

teentn century, aiscovered af:er years o(

BQvl Dr. Kl mer, the

v-j . neni uar.ey ana t.aa-

aer specialist, and Is

wonderfully successful In promptly curing lame back, kidney, biadder. ur.c acid troubles and Bright s Disease, whuh is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root la aot NO emmendedforeverythingbut if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found Just the remedy you need. M has been tested In so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangerr it has been made by which all readers cf t.-. -paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bettle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to

their assessment for the open- untjav The Dr. will move' When writing mention reading this reneroua

ingOI otn wren, ana uieir pen- u k hereairain in about lOdavs. offer in this paper aM

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tion was accepted ami vmma ment dismissed. The further consideration of the Fifth street matter was then postponed until next Monday

night

A petition lor grading and confined to his bed for a couule

paving Clay street North from 0f weeks from the effect of a1 Sixth to St Joseph's churchyard fan ne had from a wagon while was a xepted and the town At-hauling rails.

tornev ordeied to prepare an or- . B , s dinance to that effect ; Maggie Becket of Hay A Contract was entered into Msitetl relatives here the with John Hurrel to do hauling part of this week, &he will for the town for one year for leave for Indianapolis next Mon1600. He will drive the street da-v t0 Jm her husband there, sprinkler during the summer. Mis es Jessie and Goldie Cox, The Sprinkling wagon was Clara Rudolph and brother Will.

purchased of F C. kueb'.er tor Mrs Mary Giesler and daugh

1o tpr? JiffpnfiPfi rh

nd vour address to

Charles Lantford sold his pro- Dr. KnmeratCo .Bingnprtv tu KivhI Schnarr last week, hamton, N. Y. The

v"-ill MAva nwjr to VVh.-if 'ee'Jlr ''.v cent and Hom..f saap-Rooi He will DK e near to neat- .Jtlu Uej we by good w land. I lon nn.se unv mistake, hut leme.n-

Rov Breidenbaugh has been ter t. u n wu' -k. t. Ir Kilmar's

atm-liortt nl flu- address , liintiainton, M t ., .n e- ery bottle.

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S!0 feet of new A inch hose was at St. John's church Sunday

ordered of the Machine works. The schoois c!osed here last tUn nin nt Mirint hn(r WAirun

iui nit uk ........fs -r, h rirtav with m muui nrntrnim in

pnce the afternoon with a good at

tendance of visitors and Par-

The DilTerenet'. Attorney deneral Hadley of Missouri condemne! in an ad- i dress at Topeka before the State!

Bar Association certain trust I methods "I am sure." he said, "that we all want to see laws enacted 1 that will give I square deal to

evervbodv the same deal to the

Confirmation noor and friendless widow as to

at

be

The town will receive

on 3o feet of new fire hose

next meeting, said hose to

used only in emergenciesThe Southern Ry. asked for right of way to extend a switch to the Desk Manufactory and for

ent-- The Negro concert was comic and was enjoved by all

present. those receiving Roll

of Honor in Mr.

room were

the great corporation. I am sure we all want to see wiped out that accusation of of unfairness, of favoritism toward the money power, that is made against courts and the working of courts. We want, all over the world, as little as possible of that thing

Wriit.h.aHe which 3 eem)lifitd inth-anec-

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SOMETHING NEW!

A HYGENIC KITCHEN CABINET Made of MetaL Knanudt'd inside and out. Thoroughly sanitary. Recommended ly all Boards of Health, A thing of beaut v. Kasilv cleaned. Can ay W be washed and scalded, then put (tut in the sun and aired, without the least warping or twisting. No swelling' f drawers. Mouse and vermine proof. Pure food from a pure cabinet. Do not confuse this with the old fashioned wood cabinet. One is a harbor for disease germs and microbes, taking up and retaining taints from impure foods, while the HYGENIC is absolutely impervious to all of them.

Come and see us, if you need anything in Furniture, Caipets Rugs, Curtains We are showing the largest line of Folding Beds, Iron Beds, Bed room Suites, Side Boards, Buffets and rockers to be seen in the city. The season is beginning to open and we are prepared to furnish the quality and make the prices

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J NO. STEINHA USER

NORTH MAIN ST.

JASPER, INDIANA

the vacating ot 2d street which Gieg, Go,die Cox Annje Fish t hv i ico IM 9 nf throo i . ; , . . . . .

Celia Mehne. Tillie dote of the Syracuse widow.

tnev use ior z or inree oiocks

The matter will be considered. A contract was bt to furnish

er, Nellie Gray

Bruce Cox bought a

farm

new incandescent lamps for use Byron Canaulty. near Nebo, Da

fnr nvt vwir v.ess o. Saturday

been cleaned up.

A Statement.

arx

Geo.

near

This ladv lost every cent she

posessed through the specula-

tions of some dishonest bank ofOl;fiJiilc In diisviikisinir thu mnttt-r

. ' It IJ II UI.V U.'.MII V.l. with her. a minister said, soothingly: j 'The thieves will be punished.

trial.

'Yes.' said the widow, 'they're

Jos. Marx protested a-amt K if. Bre'denbauirh

M. Milburn draining rcfaie into w;fe Henry Hufman and wift maybe, they're committed for a

the gutter in tront ot nis nouse. and Mrs J Cox visited at The Board went to inspect it Breidenbauirh's Sundav.

and found that the matter naa n . .icommitted for a trial, it is true;

. ?u w "":and my child and I

wife visited Jake Bowers' Otwell Sunday

S. P. Wapr wMAM'FAi flkf RS OF--WAGONo -Cx RRIAGBÖ,

yzwtjm&s mumm

I Ail MNt ORDERS PROMPTIY FULEDl-

my

demned

to hard labor

are con for life

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John Dillon is visiting his aunt in Ireland this week. Miss Fannie Dillon, of Winslow is visiting her mother this week.

We are requested to say that the Statement in last weeks Courier was wrong in that it was old hose that was brought out and attached so hydrant by mis.ttf It U siaid old hose used

for filling cisterns And that Mrs. Weiscaver. of Otwell vithe hvdrants have since been sited her daughter Mrs Charles Hushed. Well and good; letSJit Munkle last Friday. go at that. The Courier is relia- Mr. Will Senning and Ellis ble. The hose, old or new, was Graham made a flying trip to )tbursted and bursted by having well Sunday. mud in the hydrant. We were Ray Weiscaver of Vroelkelville on the spot- visited this city Sunday Not Wron. Kut kUHt Hannah Kmanuel Lasker. the ches ex- QOI ITH FRN RY i ert. was discussing in N nv OwVJ I n t n IN n T .,

The Perfect Way I

Scoren of .Iaper Citlens Have Learned! It.

Agricultural Implementa and Fertilizer

U ynu Buffer fnm baekaoli, Tlifre in only one way U Rafft it,

The perfect way ia io cun- the kidneyi

A bal hack means eiok kxlnevH, Negle't it, urinary trouble follow.

Doan'n Kidney Pi Ik are made for kidney? only.

imeral Repairing A Horse Shoflin

IASPKR.

North Main Street.

- INDIANA

York the ethics of a certain style

of play. "Well.' he ended laughing. "I suppose it is all right; but it is intricate, eh? It is like the subject discussed in the debating society- " 'It is wrong' that was the subject of debate 'Is it wrong to cheat a lawyer'."' "The dec sion after three hours' argument, was: "Not wrong, but too difficult to pay for the trouble." Circuit Court.

State versus Gus Kunkel, S. L. to I), cont. Carl Rasche S. L. to M trial by court not yuilty. Christian Hägen incest, deft, dead cause stricken from docket. ( tis Parsons. C. C. W. Plea guilty, being a minor sentence is withheld Wm. Hunt C. C W. plea guilty fine 50 Everett Dillon Intoxication, plea guilty fine 15 Everett D lion A & B plea guilty fine 5 Lige Miller A & B plea guilty minor sentence withheld Civil Actions. Zach. Craig vs. H. A. Roetzel, damages, continuedS)u, Ry. Co. vs. Jos- Steinhart condemnation, trial by court finding for Plff. that the right of way be condemmed and that

Deft damages assessed If PK) i

TIME TABLE. In force January 7, 1907. .r UM i- UM in ii LB UK I E VI KKIM 04 am IO:lopni I. mis ' 1.S pin T:l'ni 3 J pin 4 tu. UuritiiiiftiurK i .U pm 4 J" am ? 11 am pin LMtBWilta 6 1 piu 7 10 am BVAIISV1LUC Diriaiow. T SO am I 45 pin . .10 tviii 10 iS li 1 10 06 i i i i'. - nii llurg U am T:e-7 pm V 0 i I ii I Jo Jaapt-r In ftg 7 in ..Upm J. -. IU.4M. A. U V. A Annual Statement. Second Annual Statement oftheJaiper Ice Cold Storaire Cniiiioy of Jnpr, Duboii Countv, Indiana. Capital Stock paid in 112,000.00 Money Umji ed 4,000.00 Caih rc-eiveu for mdae

Tntnl, Diabnrnementi. Keal entat. bht'K. mu lutiery .Misoellaueoui Iteuif Fuel, teami, labor Total, A Met. Real estate, bhl'f, muclunery Ice wairnn Mad tooli i Mfire furnitp r and tixtura Mdae and liook accountCauli on hands

Mr. Mary L Kelly, fonn. rly 0 m La t Mu-lntran avenue. Kvanville, saya: 'Uoan e Kidney I-lit DroOOfftd at the

lrug Htnie, not only curd my mother a ha'kache. from which -Ii a uff re i intensely, lilt headache' a sich made her fel eOfttiasal y miaerahle a-e l M,e 1 ena le'ter, ia not ffffVOM anl reatleaa during the niirht, weaknea loliOWiaf IttjtM exertion i not nearly ho apparent M mother positively ttatea that "he never used a reme ly equal to Doan'c Kidn-y 1'i.U." For sale by all dealers. I'rice o cents Foster-Milhurn Co . Huffalo, New York sole agents for the I'nited States.

Ke'iiemVr the take no other.

name Doau'H and

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16,000.00

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-'.."5.110 os si M,Wt.79 171.00 4000 .!.) UN 17,198.04

HI IIS WANTED. Sealed hida will le received at the of flee of Win A. Wilson opto 1 .'til p. m. March ML 1007 for furnishing coal to the factory of the Jaser Ice A Cold Storage Company from April 1, IM07 to April 1 1908. Separate liids will he re-eivel on clean coal and coal a'ack. We reserve the ight ti reje t any or all I'ids .1 IM'KR I( tV Co 1 1 Simru.h Co.. Wm. A WiNon. S. c v. March B, wks.

Wm. A. Wilson, General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 rer cent. Jasper. Ind.

High Art Spring Clothes. A '' DklBK 1 t ii. pl4MUM tin ' luit tiejj ian'1 rotiK aavaw it Tin- i.iv itii la tralninR mutcle it liancJinu tu rniiitc aan 1 twiatlnit ain vary qataftfff knurk the tinoothneaa out of tfea preatuiy Iron't flniali and If there no Inalde tailm ag to i-iiuntt-riti-t tin- atraln D, a few week aervlce will u-uv von witii B4aajajjr, .iiain-ii .. rt !.! tookiaaj alothea Kvery H I II AK1 i.arment i ifiiar.int-e1 to ImM i original lin-, ami it aolil at retail at factory pr in . whether fr Man or It. . Men'a Suits $10.00 to U) iK). Hoya" Suit- 2.50 to 10.00. We arc T 'rrit irial A'entKof Knox Huts For No-Name Hat Kor tetici Hats Forllawes Hat-. Kor Hanau BttOQ, Kor Walkover Shoea. And for all that is iroxl in Men and Boys' pnni Kurnishings.

INVESTIGATE OUR REBATE PLAN.

IT PAYS I TRADE HERE ! !

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Tctal, Liahilitiea,

Liabilities l00f.M Andrew VN'. Eckart, I'reai.leiit, WilUavan A. Wilann, Secretary, Anton ilabig, Director. Andrew Jntt, DifffjelOl Htataof Indiana, Ooaiatjr Daboil 8,g, AnlrewW. I. kert, p're-ulert. Win.

A. w ileon, aecretary,

Notice ot Final Settlement of Rstate

i Notice ia hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legat-es of Joseph Hm hart deoatjaad. to aiiM'arin the IhiUiis Co.! Circuit Co.irt, held at .In-iM-r. I ndiana. on ' tin-11th day ot April 1907, and show J

cause, it any, why the Final rpffttlemenl Aeeoiints with the estate of said decedent should not ls Hiprood ; and said heirs are notified t ithen and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares.

Witxkss, The Clerk of said Court, this

KAII.KO I BXCURSIOX8. Ancient Aceapia I Scottish Kite Indian;Klis, Ind ana, March -L'7 -'H. !s)7. On March will sell tickets to Indianapolis .nd., and return for S8.95, fcr the trip g tod until March 19. Colonists rates to all points, at less than one fare for the round trip; alto Homeseekers rates to the North, South and West at alsmt one fare for the round trip, Tickets sold the first and third Tuesday of ach month. There is now a rate to Brunch points

of one fare for th round trip going evej mug tram of each Saturday good returning until first train Monday. Tick'ets are also sold on Sunday at one ifare lor the round trip. I Special Kxcursion to Washington I. ;c. March ':, r.i7. Tickets will Im sold I to Washington I. C. March '.!, gt a rate of f WM for the round trip good room

ing until April 1 , tSUi .

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Is.in, set:retary, AnUn Habiir and i -tn .i. . . vi... .i.

t ...I 11 I..,. .1. . .... I' v u ...i Mi.no, i..m.

rLrZ ,.. : . tTark DnUiis Cireoit Court.

. th, ..ViiTa 1 i . CoxA Hunter AitTs. oatb -aj that the abore and foffaajoiaa gm. .. 3

nnunni iiawiucui Ol nl i 'fllpsnv or

corporation ia true. lj . : L. . a . . .

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bou. KV. t,o. vs. Jos. M. Mil- subw ribod and sworn to before me It's a regular Bummer day picnic ler, condemnation finding fir thi wth day of March 1901 to revel in the bargain" and de PUT. land condemmed, damages Herman f. ken. Notary I'-iMic.'moliHhing prices offered by The fordeft 11400, . i'"'"1 ' Sou. Ry. vs. Jno. Hartwick. March jo, ioo.. ;

FOR SHE ! A 7-room house on graded street, good pavement, well and cellar. Apply at Courier office "ÜÜLLMER'B j LiVUBY ÄND FEED STABLE JASFKK. INDIA N A . line Kim, latest stylen, everything af le lnreat tnces. Free stalls, plenty of water lor farmers while in town. Remember fanners it does not H Ton a cent to hitch and feed in my wagon rant l mnin livery stable. nam vollmkr. rrop. 1

MEW PCBMITCRi

I will open a new Furnitu Store on the corner of 5th Jackson, Fink Building, in a f e days, where I will have a coi plete line of all varieties of Fi niture. Everything New, latest designs. No old Stoc Come and examine the be in the Furniture Line. JOHN F. ALLE