Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 September 1907 — Page 5

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JASPER COURIER.

fall kinds

s-li.M.I Tablets

lt Kerr Traylors. kB

Mi. and .Mrs. WH , , are visiting friend

this week.

vane-

a i

Luivi

Whit o parasols, colored

uu..k umbrella. A largo

v at K. J Kuebler'. YV. Rudolph and family -oved mro their new rewdencc North Newton itieej r rknj MTWm. Schuler Is viewing the lichtfl st the State Fair this ti. Anton Engelhert rod wife ,c ttHshinarton, art- visiting at

ad Wilts' (Iii-, week

nd other n la-

Our stock of ladies fim slipper in the Queen Qualit) , , will pleSJO oti. ( 'all and Al. so have i bne f ehespei and lUppen ;" i E. J. Kuebler. lavThe Dubois Count) Ptirif m full blast at Hantingburg this week and i heing attended by large crowds daily. I rliiof, tortaristaj akiai eruptiaeia, dia t.' nny, ln mm iM. iHm'l , tit lirinfM q'in-k it-lief unl linlir I ,t -nl- :il Hliv drngt etore. gavMrs. C. W. Rudolph and daughter Olive are attending the State Fair at Indianapolis thi.s

ge or small jit jars or Kuebler 's.

stone Jars.

sjaV aj Clara Miller and ie Flick returned Wednesday Louisville where they attended the Sweeney-Miller wedding. star M idames I 'ark and Kue turned from Louisville lay and report that their father, Mr. Isidor Schuhmacher is recovering as rapidly as could be expected. 81 r sAvTeor B VI .. Baled straw f r sale, 90c per bale. Peaiiey A. Brittain oTKiois Schaaf and family Doved into their handsome new tea denei on Mill street last feed N,r. Schaaf sold his South n kson Street residence to a Mrto. who moved here recently from St. Mtinrad. -Remember our schcol shoes ar a.uood as can be built and -are ver reasonable. E J. Kuebler. wi'y Christian KndeavorSo- ' presented an entertaining -'.d instructive program at Triply church Sunday evening The program was interspersed with vocal. selections by some of the members, making it all the more rntertaing. Opera House Saloon Hold 2 Notice is hereby given that I have sold out my saloon, and rive notice that all accounts due me must be paid before October

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Att

Haberly's BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY J

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hoi

the was and

Opera

lKugan and

ear-Mr. I u

llr- daughter. M,s.s Helen visited rel

- atives here this

"us'in undei gowns, orstt co lare assortmtnt Kuebler

ä Bap, E. Cox spent last .kirts. weei at the Washington county A fair and incidentally told the w. J. good people w hat Congress was not going to do next Winter.

OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL I

1 IT II For one day

'"The Deisler-Dick lance at Runkels hall

wedding Wednes-

Cakes i Bporlaltj i and DOUGHNUTS.

line PIES I

Ice Cieam fer Picnics and Socials to order on, short notice

urge cp . a d.

was attended bv a

CARRIED Frank Beck man and Miss Em

ma Engelhart were married Tuesday Sept 10. at St. Joseph's

... enurrn oy nev r rancis. We ex

-Frank A Hov.

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business here this week.

"A-M ; - IN nr' B squet daughter, of Louisville atte the ;iel-r-l)ieW uH.n

and

Hi Sfe ol Public Siioarp

Bruce Ireene

Louisville the lir.-t o -. t. Iv.as last we- : with home folks

eaaing Mrs

Boeqyet is an aunt of the groom. " picnic will be held at Knoxville Sundav for the benefit of the Catholic church there, and an excursion on the Southern is

In Twelve Hour. j y.u -k MfeM Itf Mnall iaNNHSMaSt ,'uor H-iff'- Took it loin nMMk ginj-i in Ifc c Qlry. It nTer UiU to cor . hiiU and lever. My litti diifbter ha trver io l Haghfl faic broke it up id twelve boar. 8ld toy drocrtau. an ft UO bottle. Preptred by ROBINSON Pfci itf Ul . lac Uuuville

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tor

only

3 A I OKA 1

'.-e ihirti ' itanta

U wol black clay ortel ant 1 A

kil or bos calf, fine loeo 1 OH a Mack, toft or trtiff bata 1 4M A brownie oreraüa to cloae 19 A Mark merMnmi aateea blon waints SS A kaea pacta for today inly 1H A fancy atriped Moumc vaiatf IS A lone woratoi into A or trirli arboul acboea '- ,v

SSrbildrena fin aboea A M ladiea fine kid aboea 1 4M a Vi A S4 00 men patent cult r um ru-l -b- 4M ,

We of.ey

n men rpa to lou out ,

t t'inraiDi in iTint-, iiriim, lrtnx irinsbama. fnlia

boaiery, nbbona, Ucea, and drt lininga at ne ball value.

J I 4M I .W 2H 4M 2J i V. 1 4M 1 HH

libfna,

turnei to

the week, being talked of

came f n

a--a 'j ,. regular monthly night.

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asA g n! ataed tsa J of Ja per people attei de.J the Fair ui

Huntirgbuig Ved.nesla. bu' a

mucn larger cruwu went met in yesterday.

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omce ii uMias m

Mr. Edward Schulerand Miss Anna K!in will be married Tuesday. ept. 17. 107, and will give a Wrddms dan-e at Kiinlf!'

WK hall at night Everybody invited. Music by Star orchestra

"Miss Eianore t Iramei.-pach-

r. t hvansville. Inn., was here

w The pobltC chook in .las- a few daI this week U attend per opened Monday with a larger the wedding of Miss Rose Dick a a 1 A l m m ....

attendan

Phone or I orders t E. J.

end your Kuebler

grocer

ser Miss Carrie Kiefer returned last week from a three week -visit with friends in Evansville.

aar The the public patronized

Electric square ii

Theatie -n being w 11

to Mr. fJeisUr

Hayiaond HorTman. son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. HorTman was operated on for appendicitis last week, and is getting along Presbyterian Services. Sunday. Sep. 15. 19u7 Sunday school 9:;K) a. m. R. M Mil burn Superintendent. Preaching 10:45 a. m Theme

"K.nds of Discipleship. " H. C Duckett. iastor

eczema. For tii l .f tboee "iffinnir witli evletnaor otber anrbtfo b!e. I nbtsy niv t(r bt lOMuHbtnjr r t!,jt kiul and alter u'tn tle dortor renie.li br aoine tun MaWSlajM U trt OthBakar lain Salvr and it proved to Ih lietter thin nvtbin ebe lia.1 trirl. F-r aal by J a iif.rn;.-r.

There is only one way, Come and sec at ROSENKRANZ'S New Store, NEXT TO POSTOFICE

ORIES' BUSINESS COLLEGE

Oct! Hbtwai fr it4mIcs Imntn far rM t4 iim Kkwi nt far "a Mkt r auii. M.U.

oitib. fisui Mwt . rr.a.'J imi "tk Stfcl Tkal't Inti ltrkrc.

Judge Milburn

Out of l.op. ti. vnsliips in

Indiana 720 are dry and the 'humidity' in the remaing 2". is not so noticeable as fnrmerlv

married

Louisville

. . , . Miss Nellie Miller, daughter of fg.f red Likens, the painter, llan Miller and an attractive whe, was injured by falling from and I)0pUiar youni? lad vfof Jasper a scaffo.d about two weeks ago and Sweenev. a well known is again able to be out. railroad man of tannelton were srThe Dubois Countv teach- un'ted in marriage in Louisville ers institute came to a close Fri- Tuesday after which they left dav afternoon and the teachers for the Jamestown exposition on

departed for their homes feeling a wedding tour-

Justice F. L Betz on Tuesday administered the oath of office to Senator K M. Milburn which made him special judge for the "7th Judicial Circuit. After the customary congratulations the new Judge at once settled down

for business. Atty. Louis Summers appeared before the Judge and asked for an order to eil real estate at private sale. The order was

granted. Altera bavj tueal, take a maple of I an't Kejruleta. aad aire your atomacb, l.rer aad boae'a tbe belp tbey will need, kecalet bnag eaer. regalar paatap-e Bj the bowel loniiEi. -

that it

sj)ent.

had been a w eek well-

Bp-

In regular aaaaion Mondav

ti ...:n T . r " . - . ..

ine viuirexurii w vi ... night Sept HWT. All memabout two weeks and will be at e, present

home to thtr inends in the u- tt orHi nancp read ami

sa. Frank Jahn, son of Mr. ler homestead on North Newton pr0ved as follows: ai d Mrs. Andrew Jahn, is quite street, where they will spend the rn-ral fund

sick with lyphoitl fever. He coming inter. was brought home from Evans- Mr Sweene is at present em

ille, where he was working ployed as conductor on the work water works

when he took sick. train on the rrench Lick exten

di n The Courier joins their many friends in congratulations and best wishes.

Sinking and Elec light General fund "

Miss Anna Klein, dainyhtpr

of Mr. and Mrs. 'os. Klein, and Mr. Edward Schüler, son of Mr. and Mrs. W'm. Schüler will be united i.i marriape in St. Joseph's church next Wednesday morning. ar Work on the Southern Ry extension to French Li"k is progressing rapidly and the managment expect to have passensre trains running by Nov. 1st. The road is entirely completed be-

LAME BUk Tmt it aiiment for which lain Pon Bilm haa prorea

;jUitMr-

ralaab.e. la alrn-t verr inttaoee i afknla prornp' ail prtunent relief. Mr. Iwe Jirmce f ranse. Mich.. aavaafH " : -r afioar pfaater aol other reoie- lie f r Oiree week. .r a baji lame hark. I tu-baaed a battle of t!bamtriain' I'atu Baluian.it- p plication-erlected a car-. K.r alr ey

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907, or same will be placed in jt;een Jasper and beyond Knox- J- "nD,w s hands for collection yiHe and freight is being taken Mmciipoc nf BOUflOOd HflUS inking all for patronage. I am n and out of that place now I w w uuynuuu uqijj.

'ura truly ('has. PUCK I will thank all who have claim nst me to present same and get their money. M miried:- Mr. Let nder Gieainj Mi.ss Kosa Dick wert united in marriage in St-Joseph's church Wednesday morning. A reception and dance were given it Kunkel's hall In the evening

- All summer dress goods, lawns, mulls, dimitie. Batiste, etc. at reduced prices at Edw. J. Kuehler's.

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Poll tax 2 Male dog LOO Female dog '.03 License fee for Theatorium fixed at $" per month. On motion it was agreed to pur chase from the Princeton steel metal company 0 & 12 inch galvani ed culverts On motion Carl Theile was ordered to furnish :i"5 feet - inch pipeing. The following allowances were made:

Board of trustees Jos. Kraft Sr. marshal A. J. Berger. treasurer John Borrel I. salary J P. Schwenk clerk .e

Warn Days Are Here ! And You Will need a Refrigator to keep things nice and cool. We have the NEW WE EHRG9 in 4 Different sizes. Handsome Quartered Oak finish outside and Enameled Galvanized Iron finish inside Keeps everything nice, fresh and clean. Also several Special Bargains in other furniture A complete line of all Kinds of household outfits. Come and see ns. No trouble to show you. and we are certain we can please yo .

ALL

Fink Building.

Cor. 5th & Jackson Sts.

sarTlie Fall t rm f tht

College lcan w ed the institution is pat

Words and music guod and well J A bermersneim mase sufteti. Tne varied changes and Johnson & Co. 10 gal tlui modulations make it a very plea- Carl Theile plumbing sing song. Really a true story. Edgar Jraylor Bv wav of introduction will be Keller-Crescent Ptg. Co.

1 moiUwl ,in raoein nf 10 Iva pnt .1. r IVUnKei ;aiar

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tümn- A ) lr.s- Isaac IK) es. -'ai r"-

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a larger attendance than ever The students, many of t ICH

with their relatives, came in by

I V VV. th street. Indiinapolis. Ind.

MM a large crowd of their many i tne scoro rom alI s,vljon;; Jues-

irietula were there to extend con-

ilationa and enjoy the dancnjr. ur best wisnei go with

Many iiiaj eonc lnui itntmiw bloxl, an t dav- imn blool with lanity 'lnr'c l"y 1 1 vfr ami hlnjri'-l bowfjlf. wnkek Blood BiUsfi atrtafttafM -t" 'I- an l hv r. anl mti&tt t 1 1ED; Sylvester, the youngest "! M. Catherine Fisher. Monday evening It ' O- '' ck, of intlamation of the Is. after an illness of days ie wai four years of age. Interment took place in St- JoSeph'a cemetery Tuesday afteri at I o'clock. The bereaved 'notherand sorrowing brothers aJd siatera have the aympathy ' i the entire community.

day-

were ke trunks

the kfi

wagons up the

May Baler I have a Brat class hay or straw baler and solicit work in that line Apply to Plaguer. A Buttain.

SHOT GUN SHOOTING MI CH

There will be a Shooting ma

wit Shot guns this PTtdiy evenilia Meet at Chas. Flick's on Mill street.

laavtm 1st ice ti flfsicais ai lifcriits Jasper. Ind . Sept. 9. 1907. Beginning Oct 1st. records of births will be collected exactly like records of deaths. You wid be supplied with new for ms of birth certificates. The penalty for failure to report births within twenty days is for the first offense a tine of ten dollars to fifty dollars. For

,k second offense not less than fifty kh I a.

dollars anu wi imre man uii:

hundred dollars. i

The ssme pena.ty will apply to the

F. Vonderschmitt Ed Kunkel labor Albt. Renner Warren Elec Co. Kuhlman " Commercial (tus Risse coal A J. Berger A- J. Berger express

126 ni 50 20 15 00 u 00 k I 33 6 .ri 12 0 113 23H 40 00 28 00 50 1"' V 00 5 i 00 3 52 1 -'0 I 4 3 55 60 il2 83 106 70 9 77 $907 71

Total

Mint rut

Fr one deren prir of fresh m.nt arefuüy remove the braised lee. which gire a rank flavor. In quart jar shake one cup of crushed ice and one-hIf cup of sugar until

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Judge Ely's Announcement. Petersburg, Ind., August 26, 1907. To the Editor of the Jasper Courier, I wish to say through your paper to the voters of Dubois and Pike Counties, that I am a candidate for re-nomination and re-election to succeed myself as Judge of this circuit composed of Dubois and Pike Counties. It was my intention to visit or write to each one of you during this or next month, but Asthma and Hay fever coming on so hard make it necessary for me t -deave the state for a few weeks for relief and health, in order to be ready for Court work from October on until next Augrjst again. I shall either write or visit each of you between now and the joint primary betw-een the two counties. Your good opinion and BtTOCtg ballots are earnestly solicited. Kindly Yours, EL A. ELY.

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CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. to Kind You Have Always Bought

tteara the öia-ittturu of

rhe local "present"

I "has-been" musicians held a reunion and Jubilee at Calumet i LftkeSundss; afternoon and they were all there, except Mr Solitra. and not-with standing the bad weither, a genuine good time i i i a

was na'i. . si7.ei i-pjwu oi

m 1

report d aths and contaguus dis- mint, pour over it one tablepoonxi

and ease of pur. der vinegar or lemon

Bv order f the Mate Board of - . .. I one cip or cunm Health : r one gls of currmnt JtOf John P. Salb. M I) nnl wutrr to mak. one quart If j Sec'v. Board of Health. r arrant jellr be used omit the ugmr ho t or m part. Good Hoas

Arrested For Petit Larceny. John (linder was arrested Mon-

i x oi Dtsrraaxa Cared B Ose Doe ol cksmeeiisiB Colk. Cbolers ar.j Diarrhoea ReJ . I . weak; fn in an stuck liarrIi - that I could sramrlv attn. i my Sn I tok a 'I"- 'it Chanurter-

laio a CSSS,C.lra. Oiarrhoe kr ne-J v

"CcT T" women l r oolliftt h ' " anl aelinitf cur KrtrahlSaS, we five - ptvitiijtm aen.l vour name Uxtav

r H-w plan l.iir i.rotit witli lit

r WrttatmUv. A.I.I re ( I

v. Prem Mini, imm rf mrtt V

iSt, New York City.

for

lie

inthrs not musician -, a Uo went

nut um pniov .d hearing the old bv Coastable-Jos HoSfnun

familiar selections rendered bv a brought before Judge F L Betz I mixture of th present and past on a charge of stealing a watch , band BNHtl 11 from Henry Hem.

I h - watcn was found on iiin-

I rial n-r

taaVBf ohr n1itne for nine iay

.f.. ni il - . ..fK-Mit relie' 1 lieanuT lajaaaaaaiaai

Kerlain SUnnaeh an.l I Table! ket 90 tnal SOme olner ,98 tkis rnoedy bn th- be to m i 1 11 a-i. jtbiMii u. .i. - .-rtiilrt not stea. ir Hi-s nrelimi- nr hnwe! urti'laiot.-R. O.

"Tipv r.-t.rl in at'i -t -t- i.en im- narv was et for Tiiriav even- lAafl. ol trn nrm

pair -I, rehe i aaeofa Moatad laHm in the meantime Girder rvii:, AI.

an 1 1 I'ieaaant an.l -ati' ... 1. . -.l. ..l movem. n. 4 Um bosrats.'' p -irt. boarding w ith fchenff ollmer. Saiuplea Irrt. Jus. Masmofer

l-or sn imps.rcfl apelile. an(J he ,5 jt by saying U -ared n entirely an 1

,, veti,.,titeaodasfrti.n that he took lt out of Hein s poc

' -te vrx au l ltn .

fror sale by Joa, Mn

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