Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 May 1908 — Page 4
Jasper courier I county Enumeration.
HOW To Glean Enamel Paint. I Thousands Have Kidney
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Congress. WILLIAM K. COX. Forjudge 57th, Circuit. JOHN L. BR ETZ. For Prosecutor, HARRY W. CARPENTER. For Joint Representative PETER L. COBLE. For County Treasurer JOSEPH GERBER. For Count sheriff. FERDIAND VOLLMEß. For Co.Com'r. 3d. Diet. JOHN B. LUBBERS. FOR TP. TRUSTEE. Bainbridge Win. B. Erny. Madison Robt. Yates. Harbison Adam Harker. Boone Thomas H. Inman. Assesaer Bainbtidge Solon Stephenson.
"At the Primary election
held Apr. 28 in Vanderburgh Co., ex-P. M., of Huntinyrburc: and former editor of the H'Burp: Argus, Hon. C. C. Schreeder was re-nominated by the republicans for representative in the state legislature for the fifth consecutive term, by a majority of two thousand, eight-hundred and seventy-five Personaly everybody likes the genial colonel it his politics are 'Kmder-off-Color. '
GRADUATES.
At the examination, hpld Apr. 18, the pupils holding the following numbers were successful: Columbia Tp. Nos. 1, 2 and 5. Harbison" " 7 and 8. Boone " ' 2, 3 and 5. Madison ' " 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18 and 19. Bainbridge Tp. Nos. 1, 2, 4, o, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Hall Tp. Nos. 4 and 5. Jefferson Tp. No. 2Patoka Tp. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, and 12. Cass Tp. Nos. 3, 5, G, 9, 11, 13, 14. 15, 18, 19, 21, 25, and 27. Ferdinand Tp. Nos. I, 2 and 4. MARRIED.
William Schüler and Miss Lula Schietter were united in marriage at St. Joseph's church Tuesday morning. The groom is the son of Jas. Schuler and the bride the third daughter of Andrew Schietter. A wedding dinner and reception was had at the home of the groom about two miles northwest of Jasper were gathered a large number of relatives and friends. In the evening a wedding dance in honor of the happy event was had at Kunkel's hall which was attended by many friends.
The groom is an industrious young farmer and himself and
bride will make their home on a
farm near Jasper.
The Courier joins with the numerous friends of Mr. and Mrs. Schuler in wishing tbem
much happiness. The editor of the Madison Out
look has this to say concerning
one of the business men of his town. Henry House, our leading merchant, with whom we have been spending $20 to $30 a month ;U3t as freely as water for the past year, was around recently and wanted us to bid on 300 bill
heads and 200 envelopes that he
was thinking of having printed. He had written to Deadwood and to Omaha for bds also and would let us know who would get the job next week. We gave Henry a horse, raucous laugh, and immediately wrote to Gummery Mont & Co., Chicago, and are now earring their department store ad. If our subscribers are looking for snaps they will find that Gummery Mont & Co.. can knock our local dealers silly on prices. Write 'em for catalogue. -Tyndall Register, N. Dakota,
For legislative purposes and as a basis :or the Apportionment uf 1909, gives Dubois county 4315 male inhabitants over the age of 21 years as follows: Columbia 2S2 Harbison 30S Boone 24S Madison 30S Bainbridge 771 Marion 221 Hall 247 Jefferson 441
Jackson 2S0 Patoka 973 Cass 53 Ferdinand 413
Total. 4S4"j At the 5 ratio this would give Dubois county 24,225 population The Widow Pension Law. In writing to the editors of the Washington Gazette, con
gressman Chaney gives the fol
lowing explanation ot the new
pension law. Now that the widow's pension
bill has become a law, I wi.-h you
would make it known to your
readers that the rate of pension to all widows, minors, and help
less children, now on the pension rolls at a less rate, will be in
creased to twelve dollars a month,
under the act of April 19, 190S. from the date of the act No
application is required to obtain
the increased rate, but it will be paid by the United States i i ii i
pension agent at tne next Quarterly payment, upon receipt
of the voucher properly executed,
which is now in the possession
of the pensioner. The present
pension of certificate should be retained until its return shall have been requested by the pen
sion agent from whom the pension is received.
In all cases where widows have
been denied a pension of eight
dollars a month, on account of the property qualifications, the
widows thus rejected must make
aüplication to the pension bureau
for their pensions. In this latter
case, an application executed be
fore a notary public is required,
upon which the pension bureau
many take action. It is the only
instance under this late law
where a new application must be made.
Very truly yours, JOHN C. CHANEY.
TAX OFFICER WILL BIT
YOU, IF YOU
T
PAY YOUR TAXES OR LOSE ALL
YOUR GOODS. You must pay your taxes. If
you do not pay them, the tax officer has a right to come into your house and take your house
hold goods, even though they
may not be worth more than $15 yes, whatever may be their
worth, the tax officer has a right to take them. This, in substance, is the official opinion given to the
State board of Tax Commission
ers by James Binghan, Attorney-
General.
It seems that a law passed in
1887 exempted household goods not exceediug in value $100 from levy and sale to satisfy delinauent taxes. Another law was passed in 1903. It has been
understood that the law of 1903
makes it possible to seize house
hold goods of any value whatsoever to satisfy delinquent taxes.
But it appears that the conscience of some of the taxing officers out in the State became troubled and they asked the State Tax Board for a definite opinion. John C. Wingate, of the board, wished to handle the affair just right, so he got an opinion from the Attorney-General.
Smile Keep Affection. No matter what the novelists say against her, the smiling wife is an improvement on her stern browed sister, and the smiling mother is the one who gathers
her babies most tenderly in her arms. Children read more in looks than in speech. "She talked kind, hnfc sho
looked cross. ".'said a little bov of
a new teacher as a reason for his refusal to go to school. And big people are affected much more than they relize by the expressions of the faces that meet in street "She was so pleasant" is the inscription on a moss mottled stone in a entintrv nimm h.
yard. "She was so pleasant" is
not a oaa epitaph for any one when the book of life is finished. The smile is as murrh the siom
of good humor as an open fire is
a aign oi warmen ana cneer.
boap never should used in; cleaning paint, eöpec white! enamel or any paint with a gloss, ! as it removes the gloss which is its chief charm. If washing enameled woodwork a cuj .1 off common carpenter's glue is melted and poured in a pail of warm water it not only will facilitate;
the cleaning, but will leave a high gloss such as new paint has. If once used this common glue will become a household necessity. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. John A. Woininger, iruard.. to Frank Farris, und 3-5 of 7. 73a in L, In- 0 ü3oT .1 nines Nordhoff et al to Sigfried Nurdhoff, 40a 14, Is. 4 fSOO. Mise Kunkel to Simon Schneider, pt
ioi -w, j upper, rouriu ad. uuu
trank Dupps ' Meinrud hi;Ioff, pt lot 21. Jasper, Kundeck'a 2d ad, SI350. Carodne Hatwiok to George Friek. pt nv 3-1. '2. A. S'7ii.
James E. Cox et al to Ed K. Biemker.
00a in '-7. 2, 5.3S00. Trustee St. Anthonv church ti Rt. Rev. Bifihoii Chatiird, :h: in 26, 2, 4 $20. Elizabeth Nordhoff to Theresin Seger et al, 40a in 14. 1, 4. by will. Geo. V. Knglert to Mhx Englert. und ' of 221 0a ?n 5, 3, 4 and 31, 2, 4. fl ChiirlfH J. drabber to Lenn Heilert, 202u in 10, 3. 5 itad 15. 4. ö 350O Clin. J. Grabber? toSaturncy Sebum, 145. 25u in 1(5. 3, 5 $4000. John II. Kamm'!, guard., to Herman Hemmer. 40a in 3, 3, 5 $lOS0 John II. Katnm m, guard., to Lvdia Wood. SOa in 3-5, 3, 0 $20OO. Jacob Hemnierlein to Tho.nas Bare, lfiOa in 2, In, 4 $750. Levi (i. Nolan to Daniel Campbell, 10a in 22, Is, r3 $150.
GOOD NEWS.
Trouble and Never Suspect it. l'rcvali'iu'y of Riliuj DWeiim. Most people do nt realize the alarming increase and remarkable prevalcncy
: -O. m.;i.. i:
mil.- itiuiii; maorders arc the must common diseases that prevail, they are almost the last recognized by patient and physicians, who content themselves
with doctoring the effects, while the original disease undermines the system. Whnt To no. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passugc. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad eilccts following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You uiavhavca sample bottle and a
book that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When
writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamj)-Root, and the address, Binghamtou, N. Y.
The Cough Syrup that rids the svstem of a cold
by acting as a cathartic on the bowels is
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js White Goods, checks and stripes, Indin Linens, black v jjj white dreis lawns, plain colors and fancy waistings '.v - ; Lace Curtains, 50c to $2.50 per pair: curtain nets 10c 1- - 15c; curtain poles, oak and white, cretonne prints, light V j dark window shades 25c 30c 4"c 50c. ' i
Ladies Vtists, AVhite Belts, Girdles. i
jjj Collais, Fancy JJack Combs, Fans, ? j Haara, Umbrellas , llanderehiefs. j
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noma ot Swum j-Root.
SI'RIXG OPENING
3Ismy .Jasper Readers Have Heard It and Profited Thereby. "Good news travels fast," and the thousands of the bad back sufferers in Jasper are glad to learn that prompt! relief is within their reach. Many n lame, weak and aching back is bad no innre, thanks to Doan'e Kidney Pills. Our citizens are tellinc the good news
of their experience with the Old Quaker Remedy. Here is a n example worth reading. Mies Helen Steinhauser, living on Clay St., Jasper Ind., says : "I have ro lame back since I took Doan's Kidney Pills. I had been suffering from a depressing backache, frequent headaches, dizziness at timer1, and irregularity of the kidneys. I did not rest well nights owing to these diilicultiea and I felt tired the whole time. We learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and they were commended so highly, that I got them at Flick fc Pfau's drugstore. The result of their use was satisfactory as I obtained relief at once and I am now quite free from all the trouble, even the headaches. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York tole agents for the United States. Remember the nnme Doans and take no other.
BEES
JOAK .'SIDEBOARDS FROM $10.50 UP. A large number of Kitt--. -Cabinets and other Furnitu-. just gotten in for the Sj.yV trade. New Home, L, running Sewing Machines. All Patterns.
Notice of Insolvency. In the Dubois Circuit Court, No. 1123. In the matter of the Estate of Christian Hägen, deceased. Notice is herebv given that upon petition filed in said Cout by the Administrator of said estate, setting up the insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of eaid court did, on the 5th day of April 1008, find said estate to be probably insolvent, and ordered tne same to be settled accordingly. The creditors of eaid estate are thereforo hereby notified of euch insolvency and and required to file tneir claims against said estate for allowance. W itness the Clerk and seal of said Court at Jasper, Indiana, this 14th day of April, 1008. Okai, John P. Hutiiek, Clerk. Cox Hunter, Att'ys. 2w
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
Bees Iü the original laxative cough syrup, contains no opiates, gently moves the bowels, carrying the cold off through the natural channels, Guaranteed to givt satisfaction or money refunded.
J EXTENSION TABLES FROH
$4.00 UP.
J. F". ALLES,
'ink Building, Cor. 5th & Jackson Sts.
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WARNING NOTICE. Notice is hereby given by the underbigned that I will prosecute all parties found tresnasaing on my farm in Madison township, Dubois Co,, Ind. This includes all nnniers, drivers, fishers and everybody. The following are the descriptions of the land embraced in the above: N. V. qr. Sect. 30, 1, 0, ICO acres. W. H b. W. qr. Sect. .SO, 1,0. 80 acres. SIC SV Sect. 30, 1, (J, 40 acres. Pt. W H SB Sect. 30, 1, 0 05 acres. W. V, NE Sect. 30, 1, V,, SO acres. Pt. E 1-2 NV Sect. 1, L U, 20 acres. Pt. N. 1-2 NE Sect. 1, 2, 0, 17 acres.
rt. sw MS, Sect. 1, 2, ö, 1 1-2 acres. John Uiiamki.si'acheh. Jan. 3, 1903, 3v.
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Madison Township Trustee Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the Trustee of Madison township will be nt his ollice each Saturdav, at Iii residence,
one mne sonm-wesi. oi ireinnu, mil., 4l. ........ ... 1! . . l I
lur iuu iuijiuwt: ut uiiuiiiiuig 10 lOWIlSUip busineen and all persons having businesi with the township are expected to con-
une it to tnose days. The township library is kept ik Snm'l. Kean's in Ireland where all ma; obtain the books. The Indiana School books will be found nt Henry Summer's etorot at all times. Samukl A. Glkzk.v Jan. 5, 1903. y Trustee Madison Tp. Ilarbisoii Trnsteo's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Trustee of Harbison township, will attend to township business on each Monday of the year at my ollice, and persons havine: toA-nshin bnsinnna tn
transact nie required to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will bo kept at
John L. IIaiuikk, Trustee. Jan. 5. 1908.
Application for Liquor Li
cense. nn Hin nlHvima nf Iii fittftt nf t n a w. . tit
boln county, lud : Notlee I horuliy Iven tluit tho mi'li'MiKned, tt mult-citizen, twenty im yciim oM, ot koocI morul cliurui'ter anil wllft hfl lim.fl 11 rrilltffiltritiu r-.iMlilutit if tin.
town of JusjiiT for ii )orlod of ninety day liuforu tlit' publication nf till notice, wlli Hp jily to tho Ilonril of (Oiiiiiil.loiKtrs of Duliont n..(.. ... II...I.H...I ....... I ......
vwi.ii.y. Himmln, in tiiuu uuAi ri'Kuuir .nil tonn, I'.hiS, for li'iivo to null In Ihm own tlllttlit UrilrttfWtM trltlflllU mill limit t lni.j In
........ aaivsu - limit iitjitutn 111 Ichs quuntltli'S than n iitinrt nt a time, with tll.i I...... .. ttn... I .... al... I...
! vivv in iit um r win it iv tl runic for a period of onu yi-ar from tho ilnte
ui nam ni-vimi', ui"ii mi' KHIUWIIIK Ut'MCrll'fU nnliilui. it'll tlin l.'fl ..it. .1...
j.. ... viiu i"r. Ilflllll III! nil,ground iloor of n one story frame IniildiiiK Hittiatüd on tho Nortn half of lot No. 141, it
rutiwii uu mo oriKiiiui pun oi iiiu town oi .Jus pur, llulnlirldgu township, Dubolw County, Indlumt. änld building In on Main Uro fronting went. GUSTAVK J. KUNKKIm
.prii. iu, 1VU9 w.
JeiTorson Tp. Notice. The nndernionofl i
township, Dubois county hereby gives notice that ho will nttaml In all Imaimni.
pertaining to tho oflico of Trustee at his
j;rug oiore in utrdseyo Indiana on the Tuesdays of each week and requests
ii persona nnving lownsülp UUBinesa to present it on oflico days. JOHN W. ENLOW, Trustee. Jin. 5, 05 lyr.
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS Colonisn rates to all points, at lea than ono faro for tho round trip; aU Homeseekcra rates to the North, Souttl and West at about one faro fortherounh trip, Tickets sold tho first and third Tuesday of each month. There is now a rato to Bran eh points otone faro for tho round trip going oventne train of each flatimluv onml rn.
turning until ürst train Monday. Ticket be also aold on Sunday at one faro for the round trip.
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Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times. J. & A. ECKERT
Wm. A. Wilson, General Insurance, and JLoans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.
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townahip, DuboiB county, hereby privet nnlinn 1.0 !tl attoml it 11 lui d Tl fU
uuut.u bunk iju ..w pertaining to tho office of Trasteo, at hi residence, four-miles southwest of Poi teraville.onSatcrdayaofeacli -week, an J
nqneeia au persona usvinpr wwasuw baainosfl topresenl it onSatniday. Citf-
rJhrarv. are notitiod thatlhe Library is
tepl Pt my residence.
School bookfl at James JJulkcy'f trorteraville. Pätkr J. Schkarr Tratte Boone Tp Jan. 5, 1906 J.
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