Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 January 1908 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER. By Buk Ed IHiaxk.

STÜHES

Stokrs Jackson, of

It Arrived.

it SIhr a

Song ttl III lir.it.

Mm.Iimm T III

1-1 i . .

jwa elfvt'ti I n:ur:::i!i ol tho oo..tain;i.

UelOcratu, ;:uo :oin:inttv on the forty-third ballot Tin :kv

was the most strenuous in iht

history of the party.

i'm receipt of a letter :i one tioilar lull an-1 a

wiv amusing article in rejrard to lloavm and Mask Halls." It is

.1 ASIM K. Hl IUIIS OOl'XTV. INIIUNV

tt-r,liit III. IVwtolWi c .U lp-r. Ill r tr i'i.tiuos tlitM.iith tin- mill ml c i- mutter

SultKTiption $1.-V) IVr Year. F" Iii DAY, JANUARY 10. l!

It yitii tuivt. any ! new, or

wnt Hiiy prtntlni;, rrlluw thrwuph

Ititr

th 'out

lhen l.t-S.

iS-In discussing the question

of township expenses we rise to

remark that the present township

trustee, published his lSHJb report

in the only hepuoiican paper

m the county. A Democratic paper published a summary. Evidently the Democratic papers were not good enough for our present trustee or else he didn't want the report read and it don't rend very well The publication in the "only Republican" was

not a correct publication and for

which he was not compelled tc

pay and whbh the present ad visory board should not allow

Bambndge township s present

trustee should read Chapter 214, page 376 of the acts of 1907. Hon. M. i Traylor's Withdrawal. In another column of this paper will be found the formal announcement of Hon. Wm. A. Traylor's withdrawal from the race for Judge of the 57th Judi cial Circuit, owing to infirmities, which are his misfortune and not his fault. He has many warm friends and ardent supporters in this county, who have followed his flag and worked for his political advance for the past twenty years, and who would have gladly done so again but the ever varying and shifting current of human events seem to have decreed otherwise. It has been said that man is the architect of his own fortune, how seldom is he the arbitrator of his own destiny? How often do we see those, who by their talent, industry and ability deserve the highest honors of their fellow-citizens yet failing to receive them. The District Convention. Tbe district "onvntion for the purpose of electing a chairman for the Thin": Congressional District met at New Albany Jan. 1, 19ufi. Juiljje Thomn Buskirkof Orange Co., was chairman and Edward Fttspatrick of Floyd Co., Secretary. Theeonvention indorse J Adam Heina berqer of Ne.v Albany for State chair man, and favored the pjimary system of nominating a cntitiiiate for congtesa. Tho following names wrre presented for district chairman Mark Storon of Scott Co., J. H Brock of Olark Co., and W. .

Stevens of Washington Co., fonr balloU were necessary. Duboid County on the first second second and third ballots divided it votes, 5 for each candidate on the loaith ballot site trave 13 vote for Staren and 2 for Brock whi -h gave Storon the retired number and he was declared el i el, un motion of Mr Brock the defeated candidate the election of Stören va- made unanimous. On motion of Senator Milbnrn of Da-o's Co , tho Convention adjourned. The following represented Dubais Co. W. E. Cox. It. M. Miübnru, t . L. IJsti, J. L BreU, II. II. Gastrup, Goo. P. Warner Wm. F. Beckaian, J. P. Sehwenk, Jos. F. Friedman, all of Jasper, D. W. Wiggs, and Wm. Rauscher, of Hnntingbnrg. Dr. 0. A. Bisrham, and Adam Buechler,

ouucKSon ip. lsnjtz, J,. Friedman of

Hall Tp. and Geo. A. Cox. of Jefferson After the convention I the Cmnty

m airmen met ami tixetl April 3rd hm

a the date of holding the Congressional

primary, providing .Mr. Cox would have any opposition Mh'ch must lie made

known by Feb 7 Senator .Mil burn tep

rosenteu unbolt Lour.ty at this meeting

he holding chairman Swecncya proxy. Fop Trustee Madison Tp. Mr. Robert Yates is a candidate for Trustee of Madison Tp.

Mr. lateshas been a citizen of Madison'Tp for 41 years and is a Sterling Democrat. He was

township Assessor for four years and was one of the best the

township ever had.

He is a man of unexcelled judgment one of the qualities re

quired of a township trustee. If

nominated and elected the office

win be

O siirn.'il "A h riend. Weirei.rt

from Missouri, but we will have

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iFop Trustee o Boone id. "?y ;mI 1 ,,uuluu u 'r' ey Talks." but we must know J Thomas Inman announces him- who it talks for. 'self to the voters of Boone tow n-

ship as a candidate for Trustee, Süss t! ' a!" ; Carpenter For Prosecutor.

Tom as he is familiaraJy known was born in Boone townshio and; lived there all his life, he is an original democrat never, affiliating with any other party : he was never Ja candidate before He has all the necessary qualifications and the voters of Boone Tp., will make no mistake in' electing Mr. Thomas Inman. He promises a sqir.tre deal to , every-body and wt feel sure, the affairs o- good old Boone

township will be in safe hands

An Op Letter.

Jasper. Indiana Jan 7th IMS

To the Voters of DuBois and' Pike Counties: On account of my physical1

condition, at this lime being i

unable to get about without the1 It loo s vcrv much like the

ise of crutches, I have concluded next Piv. .ting Attorney for 0 withdraw from the race for Dubois a r. : 1'ike counties wi!l be Judge of the 57th judicial cir-ijarry W. Caroenter, of Otwell. cuit. Thanking my frieniis for and the people of .these counties the encouragement they have! will make no mistake in throw-

Woinon as Well as Men Aie Hade MMIe by Kidney and Kidney tiou'ili- jr. ujii the mind. ditcuuracSv.i. 1 Ucunitu.on; beauty.

MHor and rhwtulnt tttnm diap)er u hen ltv kidnr t are out of ordvr or diKiditpy trull bw !cixmr prevalent iat u i im4 uncuiumoii fur a child tube Uirn afflictctl ultli t-ak kutiu-v. If the

J chsM urinates tortofu-n. if the unne acalils , the tles-h. or it. hen the child reacbcan jage when it should lie able to control the ! passage, it is et afllicted ith Wtl-wet-i t:ti' depend upon H. the cause of tbe diMijcu'itv i kidney trouble, and the fir McpVuould ljc toanUi the treatment of Ith- e iiiiiortant organs. Tin unpleasant trulle i due t a diseased condition of lu- kidn ys aud V'.jwlder a:id nut to a h . :. as 'iMst jeojle supose. 'V.mu-u as Hell a- men are made miser-I'-if with kidnev and bladder trouble.

.tii.i hM need the same gre.t ret

f c i and the immeiliate

iwamn-Root is stn realuel. it

iv ..ru'JiM. in niiv- r.ii

lUr.t ..Jil one-toiiar -j v bottles. You may h.;ve a sample bottle

', mail free, also a Homo of ai.l&t. pamphlet tellinje all about Sru:ii-Roi.t, includmv many of thethousaiHlsof uv.iiMumal letters received from sufferer", cure i. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.. iV.iihamton, N. Y.. lc sure and mention thi paper. ikm't make any mistake. !ut rememlier the name. Swamp-Root. !r. Kilmtr': Swamp-Root, and the address, liiuguauitou N. Y., on every bottle.

E. E. EIFERT,

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low

A nice iron

stead. AD enameled. Just like cut.

i

ole. i

e:iect of i

sohl

A Handsome Mollis Chair will give you comfort all the year.

New Home Light-

running Sewing Machines will be sure to please you All Paterns. J. F. AL

iven me, l take this method ot notifying the people that my name will not be presented to the voters at che Democratic Primary

Llection of saiu counties, on the 17th day of March, 1 90S. All candidates nominated at said

primary will receive my hearty

support.

I am very truly yours. Wm. A" Traylor.

January Term Commission

er's Court. mi t i

ine rioam ot commissioners

met in recrular session Mondav

Jan. 6 Commissioner Henr'

Wehr presented his certificate

of election and was sworn in by Judge F. L. Betz

The board then organized by electing Henry Landgrebe nresi-

dent and Fred Alles. Sec'v. of

the hoard for the ensuing years. Liquor Licenses were ir ranted

to John L. Krodel. John Greener.

Ben Knust, Aug. Fritch. Florian'

Gutzweiler, Hubert Quanty, August Barth and Philip Kress

1 he bupt report on the condi

tion of the Cass Tp. Rock Roads

was accepted The report of the

Lngmeer was rejected. The road petition of W. L

Survant, the viewers report favorahle and the report was accepted The viewers John Frank Louis Sehwenk and Homer Wineinger, each allowed f2, and Wm Kellams, J P , 50cThe petition of James M. Songer, et al, for ex-Patoka Tp. rock

roaos was continued unti 1909.

That of Michael Sehwenghammer

tor an extension in Cass town

ship. Continued to the February

term lyua.

John Anderson et al, road pe

tition. Viewers report favorably and Lorenz Mehrincrer. Andrew

Hopf and Paul Betz each allowed

and M. A Sweeney, 50c. Robert Thacker et al. road ne-

titio.i. Viewers report accepted and . Herman Theisincr. Jacob

Nigg and John Kemnf each al

lowed $2 and C G. Hemmerlein.

J P., 50 cts

Henry Meschede et al. Peti

tion to divide precinct in Marion

Tp. Prayer granted and division

ordered.

Auditor M. A. Sweeney nre-

sented his bond for the second

term, same waj approved and the oath of office was administered to him by Mrs- Frank L. Betz, Notary Public.

The Board of Finance ordered:

ing their support to him in the

primary of Varch 17. There is'oflw

s

m

s

IGE

on Ninth Street between

Main and Jackson Home Phone ISO. Jasper. Ind.

scarcely one around Otwell but

who is for Carpenter. The reason liVs in the fact that. Mr Cnr-

oenter is a self-mad man of -

ability and ot a very pleasant and sociable disposition who has a kind word for every one and always treats every one right. Some men, when they jp out for office place a new smile on their face whn greeting the people. Carpenter's smile is natural and always the same. His rrppr(r is iust j? rlninf

when you have on your work' The Home Telephone Co ,

"HOME SWEET HOME"

TIE HOME HEPIfiE Cß.

clothes as when you are dressed

up. He knows what the härd-

ships of life are, having ha?l to

overcome many in his own ca

reer, so you can feel sure of giv

ing your support to a most worthy, as well as thoroughly quali

fied man if you support Carpenter. Otwell Star.

s Woes.

Jasper Women Are Fhulin Relief sit Last

it noe seem that women uavt morel

than a fair elm re of the -he- ami paiuM

hat an Hot liuinnmty; they must "keep

j up, mn attonu todntieg in f-pite of run-

xtuniiy rinnt imrK, or uedaihe$. lixxy spoils, beariou-.town pains: wiib miiit s.otfp over, w-icb to stoop ruean tortnre. They must walk: snl band ami work with racking paius mil nnnj wlies from kidney ill". Kilneyp ra.; morf pufferinc than any other orznn of the bo-ly. Keep tl Kidneys wll an4 heath it ey maintain. UeaJ of 3

lenie ly for kidnev onlv tht lit'lp? and)

.ii-ef! tne kwlneys and undorsetl by I ,

people yon Know. Will. im Jbn, liviogon Newton Street, Jasper, Ind., aayt: "My mother was bAvin n distrefein? inmenesi arm the hips. She cot no relief night or day and a dnll, gnawing pain was always present. I happens! to sje an a lvei-

tip-raent roncorntntr Doan 6 Kidoev

I'i Is and it oinirml to mo thaht 'they niibt lx jat th thine? for mither. I went t y 'ck k Pfan's dr J store and j;ot t . or her. The rualt of thutr

uo was toot fatitfdctory. her lurk

uaine.l its usual sttroncth, her kidne.s

has the largest list .-f subscribers and vill give you the best servi c You can talk to your

friends, ore er your mor-j

chandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO. TELEPHONE CO.

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We .ell the Edison Phonograph, Ü most perfect sound producing machii Mr. Edison's favorite invention, wh.--' contains all his new improvements, and sd'. it for cash or on the easy payment plan. We are now showing the new model wi'.i the big horn, the greatest triumph in PI , nograph makir.g. Don't forget that Mr. Edison is the inventor of the entire Phm. graphic idea, and that the Edison Phonograph is the original talking machine.

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Donned. Knicker What is a lawyer? Bocker The umbrella for brainstorm. Newark Star.

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JASPER, - INDIANA.

Commissioner's Annual Ke-

jjort. Cotn-niar.oner's report of tie couditkm of the County Funds for the linlar yenr undin? December 81, 1!M7. Rbcripts fok KiwcalYrak 117. Taxe, inrlu liug balance on htii l Jan. 1, 1W7, S:,;M7 31 Jnry feea 11 SO Poor Farm Iiereipt 773 st Stteeifie ami KeiJemptioiof land ö.feJl v7

; Cost of Chance of Venoe, (jwid ia-

were regniaiou so tnnt mere wm r.o it0ßk r03m1 ua 7ia

l Jiicrr uiir uniiai ir?m-Jii uinii hit"

pecretinoi! and thoe dull headache no lonfttroecnrrod. I think Doan's KiJney Pills a u'unuine kiiney renteiit." F"or sale by all dealers. Pure .V) ents Fotor-MilburnCo , ltuffalo. New York ob auenta for the Üntel States. IlemeinvKT tho unineDiian and

take no other.

T-tal, 11.113 84 ExpExiHirccs roa Fiscal Yiak 1.07.

saesint; A ftoanl Knal zationi-l 7" u)

Ijiccnse Notice.

A'

Pnblic Buildings

IJridgos ( t omtty Ofti ers ' I nrane ! Banal of .SoMiere Poor

Speriflc

OTirK Is hereby cIvm to thf 'Hiltens of Criminals

IHM,

county. lmtiHiiu. th:it

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rfuiityit their JH t rejpilar fkin tn Fiiru ,4ry, IM", lor a lic-ii- to !..! ititosiratinft

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t 1m trank un thf vrv tni.i . uini. r th. nm. 1 nxpß Rfitnd(-1

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liuncmguurg 15anK fld.lU.OJ t iw h..m m m front nH.w . r-. t u.! .& ('oroner's Injiiest8

l'.iard of Hralth Ken'." A SaUr. tf.mitt. ! d-uiplin if Ian l Ct flurtft uf Venne

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STRIKE WHILE THE IRON'S HOif

Strike th people for business while they're in a buying mood. If you want to strike hardest, put a striking ad in the Jasper Courier and keep it theie. Kep on striking and the "iron," for YOU, will ncer grow cod.

Wm. A. Wilsen Ujuicral Insuran and Loans. F.. frt.-is at 5 pe

J is per,

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lJUDois uo btate ank 10.5SO.(VO iliÄ Farmer s & Merchant s 7,051.39 '' -v " r u-i- -. ALLOWANCES. Hllnrurity. no tut

M. A SweenevF&S SRfin nn .1AiV i,t.u'" ' airt.

Pike Co. Orphan Home

S. A. Glezen, Tp poor Ben Wibbels Tp. poor Philip Birk, Juror Summers & Co. poor farm Jos Wigand Jerome Parsons rock road

M. A. Sweeney pub bid

lion lor to TV llllll hf. .-,.nf.w.

324 35 J'? 14,1 'or ll, wlo of c-iitur and Repair Ruck R'igul

0l'r0', MK'UIKL J. M-IIKl Kim. ! ...

1 u Le Ounty or-ler cancelled 2 2)! AVA RN ING iN O T I C E . Boar. I of Commiarioners

y ay notice is hereby given bv the

Lieene JS'oliee. i iiiTI' k. t lirr-ly Kiven to tlir citizens ol rl f rt nivillf, lioon-tiunlfp Imlwii

r, Irrtt tlir In It. I stat.w, will apply M l I,, th- osinty Cm nlt'tnr of OtitKii 1,.V7 citnntv Jt Hi. ir n -i finüar eMkn in Jm tut 1!W. i.r 4 lr. it.- to rt-tll intoticNtlnx " ' li.iii.r. I . f Jtxt la, nt p. rmlt til aw - 0 t h drjtik th pr- iin. wnder the

Wi 10 tMnn t Hie law: ( tslianii nTimlng

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Tto

31

by

70 45

rni t .rwr-nt on t.f whorr imlrt lq-ior

t Im- I i in . in iit r'..w on tn- R-rnmii

t'T fr in- b'.il In',

tloentfl n ut imlt I kit m In tin. town

Total.

BaUnco on hand Jan

1.

(351171 1WS. 1.511

l5

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3 lS.ripnejl that I will i.rosectits ail part-.

9 nn " ' " ' l'- ii. Ti.i ..7777

Edgar Traylor rock road 1900 GO rEivV 'VhaT-iKII": T'BtMpot Indiana, DuhaCo. i

Daniel Liclllyter snecific 36 nn'ecrintionsoftliB Innd mbntnui i aT; We, Onrnmhsiouora in anil for sM

H.tnr r a

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Doc 1. K, fk

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JUIIX I. KltOt. U

i Bcittutt ToiviiHliii Trustee'

Notice.

tnilirsRrftö, Trnstee

WAGONS

An" .v!er In

Ä fjricnltnral Impleirfr'1

and Fcxtilizcx

Ijnatnl Kepaif.u A Ur.rKP

North Mala Street

Jasper,

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of

Boom

civet

Rnoli Cnl.; n i. XiClnimt.. '"".Oountv ami Stnt. ilo ImntHr twrtifv urnhii. Dn:vi runnlv. horobv

1.1. I . Hi" rMiri .wi i ii i tu I rtffiiu - - ' k. c m uuv i-hm v v - x.- -

W. Vss. V. or. swi m t n märai 'rett sla-emuntof the Hcceipfcf anil Kx- -ertaiuificHo tho .Llcf uf Trnetoe, at hii

SI5 SW Sect. 0, 1,0, JOncres. ' ponilitures öf Uie c mnty f-ine for the vwi-k

Jr P. Schwenk poor farm 15 00 !

nenry merger Uass reck r 35 00

iMJsar irayior " " 289 88

t ine iouowing claims were con

tinued:

well and economicallv

r f iron nn vn r t

The voters of Madison TpJi' V i. , po?.r can make no better selection than ft ! ; Jf l?I"ker Bob Yates. Dawson & Co. Warren Armstrong:

I't. W K S15 Sect. 3(1, 1, i 05 acres. 11 I I! ft a Mt . "

A 00 1.1 (5 100 00 35 00

I W. H N H Sect. 86, 1 , n, 80 ncrca. I Pt. tt 1-2 N'W Sact. 1, 2, n, in ncrea. ' K- HuKlH Sftct- 17 1 1. bV M4sPcct. 1, 2, u, 1 1-2 acre?. John Ukmki.sicheh. Jan. 3, I'.kjs, 3w.

caletnlnr year l!H)7.

I Witness our hands and seal

iuay ot fuiiuary nn.3

Henry

nco. lotir-rniies eoaiuwe&i 01 roi

iliU Uta r.qiieut all jiBnona hivimr townshio bütini'ft? topruecnt it on Hn tin lay. Cifi

Wnim. i , . , n ilesirinj: bHk fruui the Tow np'.ir'

11RNBV i.XIX.KMK, . V LiH örv. bpc tiottrictl that t.ie Kkkii Alle. I lwy)U LO 10 xri . . m rissi'l'-uce.

Attest: .M. V. Swe.ev School tooks at .Tame3 Mnlk'y'r

au juor Luuoia uoumy, tmi. at I'ortcraville.

January 1U, VMS. Troatee Uoone Tp Jan. 6, 1905-y.

H. C. KNAPP, fJ. Ö.

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LiimVry '.e Hotel, Thursday's oi e.i- -o 1imit0

rieten

to

Practice

diseases and

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