Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 February 1908 — Page 4
JASPER UUUHItH. -.Mm WM?M mfmXSX Miserable by Kidney
By Bkn Ed Doanjc.
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Song to tili' Ilm vc.
Miulnre of tH
fcRay Wincinger and wife, ' WölTlßn 35 Well 3S Men Are Mt
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inVhLh visited the r cousin Mrs. iwib. . -
Ex-Senator R. M Milburn. of John Neuschafer. ihcy will, mlW HOllDlö. t is place, announced himself; to- leave next month for state of j Kidney trouble preys upon the uihui, ,
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nt-mtin nnminntinn fnr Attornov to make their future home.
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Mr. Milburn graduated from
law department of Cumber-
1 University in 1SS7, is aj
Joaeoli D. Barker.
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Subscription $1.50 Per Year. This paper Js mailed regularly to its subscribers until a detlnite order to discontinue !s received and all arrears pnid in full : unlofs in the discretion of tho
a candidate for Joint Reprerl
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ncss soon disappear when the kidneys arc out of order or illseased. Kidney trouble 1ms become so prevalent that it is not uncommon for a child to be
born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the
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Vli KbüS and Pike SUbiozt to theuldnatestooofte.K.ftliennne.cahls
SS " JE 'S , rt "i joint Democratic primary elec
ment there a portion of each year for several years Mr. Milburn is known throughout Indiana as one of the State's best attorneys and has the larg
est law practice, perhaps, or any
County. He was representative
of this district in JS77. Heal-
so served his township for
publisher a different deemed advisable.
con no should
be individual lawyer outside of Ind-,y as trusfcee and 4 yeais
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 19' S
11 jou iiuvn niiy litm new, or rniit any print Inc, c II u through th Ouurlor IMione, 13-S.l
The Behrens Case. The case of the State of Indiana vs. Charles Behrens for Embezzlement whic consumed 15 days of the January term of the Circuit Court came to an end Saturday the jury after being out one hour and a half returned a verdict of Not guilty There are yet 11 cases pending against Behrens We are informed that the jury took but three ballots standing 10 to 2 on the 1st and 2d and all agreeing on the 3rd ballot The cost of the case to Dubois
County is Other costs Jan. term
$1052.40
368-85
'ianapolis or Evansville.
He never held any office except ithat of State Senator, and was
the floor leader of the Minority in the State Senate in 1905. He has always taken an active interest in politics and has made more speeches for the cause of democracy than any other man in this (Dubois) county. He
made hity speeches iour years ago, his tour covering fifteen counties in Southern Indiana. He is now serving as Special Judge in the Pike Circuit Court and has had much experience in thac capacity and has given universal satisfaction. Dubois county with its eighteen hundred Democratic raajoritp, believe3 that Mr Milburn shpu:d and will secure the nomination he and his friends are asking for him-
Total cost Jan. term $1421 25 An old Dutch Bible found in the Humansdorp district of Cape Colony has a frontispiece depict' ing Cain shooting Abel with a blunderbuss. London Globe. Being brimful of good intentions is all right if you possess sufficient executive ability and persuasive power to induce your innocent fellow mortal to carry them out. Ideals are like stars you will not succeed in touching them with your hands, but, like the seafaring man on the desert of
waters, you choose them as your
guides, and following them, you reach your destiny. Carl Schurz Prosperity supposes capacity. Win in the lottery and you are an able man. The victor is venerated. To be born with a
Thomas H. Green. Dead!
r j Thomas H. Green, one of the best and one of the oldest citizens of Madison Tp. died at his home Monday, Feb. 10, I90S. Mr. Green was a pioneer of Madison township, where he lived all his life. He was a soldier in the Civil war and a pensioner. He leaves several children, all grown, to mourn his loss. His eaithly remains were laid to rest in Mount Lebanon cemetery Wednesday morning, February 12, under the auspices of the Ireland G. A. R. post and I OO.F. of Ireland, of which orders he
was a good member. May he
rest in peace.
Ilfin. B. Cooper's Last Letter. Washington, Ind , Jan. 25,1908.
To whom it may concern:
I am a total wreck financially,
of
l,.. flesh, or if. when the child reaches an
Iumi it should le able to Control the
t-ai. 1 " ... mi - . 1 1 1 .
tun- . passage, it is vei aiuicieu wun ucu-ww-Ml Barker is a farmer by OC-jUng. depend upon it. the cause of the ditficupationand is a native of Pike' culty is kidney trouble, and
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these important organs, l ins unpieusnui trouble is due to a diseased condition of
SIX the kidneys and bladder and not to a US ' habit as uiost people suppose. Women as well as men arc made miser
able with kidnev and uUl-! r in.ui.ie, and both need the same grcit reme.lv The mild and the immediate ctic - t of ;wn mn-Root is soon realised It is sold
by druggists, m littyceut and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a non of sanp-itoct. pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters' received from sullerers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., llinghamton, N. V.. be sure and uicntiou this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Biughamtou N. Y., on every bottle.
A :C3 Iron Bed-
stead. A1J en
ameled. Just like cut.
assessor.
He solicits a liberal share the votes of Dubois county.
For
Township Trustee
on request
friends ana candidate
call is everything. Have but put; not meniauy; my aownia i
luck and you will have the rest: ?ai. D?enT iroi tne "quornaDii.
be fortunate and you will be l"in 1 , Tuav Ai4SL i thought great-Hugo. behind, namely June, Joe, Ethel,
Echoes are floating about that W. B Coooer.
Mayor Bookwalter has come to R S: Mr N. B. Coffman. the solemn conviction that the I dnn'f Wnmv if nnv nthpr tw-
nowspaper game is a rotten Lons that will have anv svirmathv
proposition and a hard one to forme. I have made numerous
buck against. The only syay for mjstakesinmy life but I know
a man to get tnat idea out ot m liquor js tne only thing that has system is to start a newspaper naused mV crreat mistake. I am
o ms own and una out now satiSned that the salcon power is
iitLiu KiautuueuiHs gets iruiu uie the root of all evil, not money.
county iür saving it every uay ur nod de ver ther s ncr crenerat on
tWO. frnm flin rl
God I had neveer seen, tasted
or smeR of liquor. I will leave
my case with God, trusting that
he will help and care for my
I leave. Please
The tiger scare in the vicinity
of Otwell, has somewhat subsid ed, and now the people are won
Aarxnrr whn caw tho tirror fircf
nnrl uhof-rior ?f-wnc an nvorrrrnurn I Gear OnCS tnat
Vinnen (nf liirr Inrr nv onfiiolKf publish this fori think it may
some kind of a wild animal. It M? me poor degraded lost is nript- nvirlpnt tht..t wn nnf. soul. Perhaps people will say
"ki;,i f.'rr" v.niof I am crazy, but that will be
was driven from the county mistake. Although I have made
about a year ago. Petersburg WIL1 v""
Press.
has
world's
here could not be
made out) that this route was
not a rational act.
Godby liquor for me. W. B C.
One Weak Spot
While the United States
only live per cent of the
population, it produces twenty
per cent ot the world s wheat, twenty-five per cent of its gold,
uui w;-i.m i.V. wviiu ui will. al , n l II til I thirty-five per cent of its manu- Most Jasper People Have A Weak
lautui, umtjr-aiA pci ei, ux rariAiiu loo uiiBn II s
us siivur, tuity pur cunt 01 ita iron, forty-two per cent of its
steel, fifty-two per cent of its pe
troleum, fifty-five per cent of its
copper, seventy per cent of its
Mr Reinhard Fink of his old and new
nounces nimseit as
for Bain bridge Township Trustee. He is a citizen of this township and has been for the last thirtythree years. He is a business man as well as a farmer In the past he has been conducting business in vn-ious lines and has never failed. At present he is a farmer and Dairyman and wellknown by the citi ens of the
township air- Fink fulfilled the duties of the Trustee's Office for four years, namely from 1901 1905 He made a great number of im-
provements, building anu remodling several &chool houses.
and also a great number of
bridges. He really was the Trustee that put the Township on a
firm and good financial footing,
not have a single outstanding
debt of any kind whatever when
his term expired The editor ran give evidence of this himäelf
ön account of previous publica
tions in the Courier during Mr
Fink's official years. During
the last two years of his administration the tax levy was set
and the official records and re
ports examined and approved
by Jacob Burger Jr. an expert member of the Advisory Board If there was any error in regard
to these, let him make it known
to the public.
As there has been so much
rumoring about Mr.
salary below is a true copy as
taken from the official record for
the different years. 1901 1902 1903 1904 The above includes
tion for the discharge
duties He is well qualified and exper
ienced for the position he is seeking and if elected, will no doubt
make an efficient officer. The voters will certainly make a wise selection in selecting him for their Trustee. Application for Liquor Li
cense. To tho citizens of thotownof Jasper. IMiboist county, Ind : Sotico Is hereby Riven that the unli'rslt)etl, u male citizen, twenty one years old, of good moral character, ami who bus been a continuous resident of the town of Jusper for a period of ninety days heforo the publication of this notice, wilt apply to tin lioMnl of Cointnlsloiirs ot Dubois countv, Indiana, at their next regular March term, ü'os, for leave to sell In his own namospirltuos, vinous and mult liquors, In lss nnniititicH than a nuart nt a time, with
tho privoleo of allowing the same to bo UranV for a period of one year from the dato of said license, unon the following described
promises lo-wu: xno isxai 1001 room im me ground ttoor of a two story frumo building on tho corner of Sixth and Newton streets,
situated on tho Kast half of lot No. VI, a Hhown on the original plat of tho town of Jasper. Unlnbrld.: township, Dubois
county, inuiana. JIEKKV J. I'ltKCIITKU Feb. 7, 190S-3W.
A Handsome Morris Chair will give you coiniort all the year. New Home Lightrunning' Sewing Machines will be sure to please you
All Paterns.
$235 75 $212.25
$238.75 $234 00
compensa-
of all of
The Back
Everyone haa a weak snot. Too olten it's a bad oack. T'.nngca follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, day and mgut,
cotton and eighty per cent Of its Tells you tho kidneya need help. Corn. For backache is really kidney-ofhe.
St. Helena is determined to suppress iuvenile smoking. The
new law that has just come into
force in the lonely little island
would probably be deemed Dra
conian by the average London youngster, says the Pall Mall
Gazette. Any person giving or
selling tobacco to boys or girls under the age of 16 is liable to fine of 20 shillings for the first offence and 40 shillings for each subsequent offense. Boys detected in the act of smoking or in the possession of tobacco or cigarettes are liable to fine of five shillings and 12 strokes with the birch. WuThe town board met in regular session Monday night.
a ivtuuuv i;uiiiia nuuiiuii neun. Doan'a Kidney Pills euro sick ki J-,fv0, Cure barkacho and nil urinary ill" I Japcr people recommend the remedy. MrB. Philip Mundy, living on Seventh St., Jasper Ind., saya: "I think I owe
WARNING NOTICE.
Notice ia horeby given by the undersigned that I will prosecute all parties
found tresnA38inc on my farm in Madi
son township, Dubois Co., Ind. Thip
includes all winters, drivers, Ushers and everybody. Tho following nre the descriptions of the land embraced in the N. W. qr. Sect. SO, 1, 0, 1G0 acres. W. . S. W. qr. Sect. 30, 1,0, SO acres. SE SW Sect. 30, 1, 6, 40 acres. Pt. W M SE Sect. 30, 1, ü GT acres. W. H NE Sect. 30, 1, G, SO acres. Pt. E 1-2 SW Sect. 1, 2, Ü, 20 acres. Pt. N. 1-2 XE Sect. 1, 2, 0, 17 acres.
rt. öy iii, sect, i, z, o, l I-'-' acres. John Gkamklspacher. Jan. 3, 1903, 3 w. SOUÜiERN It AILWAY
Schedule in effect January 5th
t9-Jesse C, Sutton and Miss Minnie Peterson were married
Saturday Feb 8th, at the Clerks office by Judge F. L Betz. Mr.
Sutton is a prominent teacher
of Hall Tn. and his bride a teach
er m the primary department of
the Birdseye schools. V e extend congratulations to them.
Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of a certified copy of a de cree to me directed from the Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court, in a cause wherein John Iluebner is plaintiff, and Michael Robinson, Eva Robinson and Annie Lairb are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of twelve hundred tb.irty--tb.ree dollars and f- rty cents, with" interest on said -'ccee and costs, I will expose at public sal to the highest bidder, m Satcbuay, the 22d luv of Feb. A. 1). IMS, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day at the door of the Court bouse in Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the rents at.l profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the f jllowing real estate, towit: the south part of Fractional lot number eighty-six (80) in the town of Portersville, bounded as follows: commencing 70 f -et east of the south-wi st corner of said lot SO, thence east twenty (20) feet, to the south-east corner of sai'l lot, thence north sixty (60) feet fo a btake, thence west twenty (20) feet to a stake, thence south sixty (GO) feet 1 1 the the place of beginning. Alo ihe northwest part of Fractional section number twenty-one (21) township number one (1) north range nurabtr live () west bounded as follows: commencing at a point 144 feet six and one-half inches south of a stone set in the center of eust and mair street, (or in court EtreH) on the east line of the town of Portersville, thence soutn four hundred and twentyseven (427) feet to a stone, thence we t two hundred and eighty-seven (2S7) feet thence north four hundred aud twentv-
eeven (427) feet to the south-east e rner
of lot No. 83 in said town, thence eas
two hundred and eighty-seven (287) feet to the place of beginning. Also lots numbered eighty-four (SI) and eightv-
live (So) in tne eaiu townol l'ortersville. Also all of a Fractional part of said lot number eighty-six (F0), bounded as fol lows: commencing fif'y feet eatt of the south-west corner of Baid lot 80. thence east twenty (20) feet, thence north fifty
(oO) leet, thence west twenty (20) fee, thence south fifty (50) feet to th placo
of beginning All of said real estate is
is situated in Dubois county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not se'l
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and cost. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws Ferdinand Vollmer Sheriff, Dubois County, Ind. Traylor & Traylor, Attya for'plaintiff Jan. 31, 190S 3w.
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F. C. KUEBLER, Jeweler, JASPER, - INDIANA.
33. E. EIFEET, PHYSICIAN ii mm. Office on Ninth Street between Main and Jackson.
Home Phone 180. Jasper, Ind.
tern
my release from n constant backache and ign Wnst- Rnrlon Rmnnb Qnn lameness across tho bins to usinir Doan's i ft Y0' men ranen bOU
Kidney Pills, as boforeusing them weekitnern railway UO. in and week out that dull, nairging pain EASTBOUND.
luuuuu ui im umumuu. my Kiunuys . 1NO. ID amVCS
irouuicd ra? anu i uau irequent head
aches, we read of Doan'a Kidney Pills and my husband got mo n box at Flcik & Pfau's drug etoro. I lmo not yet used tho wholo box but my backacho is a thing of tho past and I have regained my strength. I am not huvinir
ueauacues now anu x. am eqnui to any i . i. . .
wont. iiy Kiunoys are normal anü l
am frco from from dizziness."
For Hale by all dealers. Prico 50 cents FoBter-MilburnCo., Buffalo, New York sola agents for tho United States. Remember tho namo Doan'aand take no other.
No. 5 departs No. 11 departs No. 5 ar W. Baden No. 11 41 " " Westbound. No. 12 departs
No. 14 departs No. 15 departs No, 14 leaves No. 16 leaves
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Boone Township Trustee's Xotlce. i'n undersigned, Trnstte of Boone township, Dubois county, hereby rivet notice that he will attend to all businese pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his residence, four-rnilee eouthweat of Poxtarerille.onSatnrdayoof each week, anJ reuest all persons havinp township business to present it on Satuiday. Citi tens desiring books from the Tpwnsbp Libiary, are notitled tht tho Library ia kept pt my residence. School books at James Mulkiy'ß atrortersville. Pktkr J. Schnarr Trabtee Boone Tp Jan. 6, 1905y.
Wm. x. Wilson. General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.
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H. C. KNAPP, III. D.
Of Wnnincburc will be
in Jasper at ths In?iaf
. l.Miirpu
ween:, jrracwee to diseases and deiec Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat.