Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 49, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 August 1908 — Page 2

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WttHlit; a MK to llvf MiUH' f the llruw. .ianimck, mums coiNTv, inimana Ktttrrril t the lonmcf at Jasper. Ind ur trniimiln trroittfli tlif niHil onJ cl-s inutttT. t Subscription fl.50 Per Year. This paper is mailed recularly to i subs, r it -pr until a definite onlor to die out mm ;s receive t and 11 arrears paid luf.iü. unless in the discretion of the pub'isher h different courte frhonhl be earned advisable. FRIDAY, AUGl'ST 31. 19(S It yntt luv nnjr li't-R lirw, ir mint imy prlntlnc, er II u throui;ti llie 0urtr IM1011 Kt-'i.l DEMOCRATIC TICKET WILLIAM K. 0X. For Judpe r7th, Circuit. JOHN L. BRKTZ. For Proswat r, HARRY W. CARPENTER. For Joint Representative FITTER L. COliLK. F..r Coantv Treasurer .losKPIl tiEKBKR. . Fr Cunt sheriff. FKKDIANI) VDLLMKR. For Co.Com'r. 3.1. Dist. JOliN B. LUBBERS. FOR TP. TRUSTEE. Uninbridge Win. B. Erny. Madison Robt. Yates. Harbison Adam Ilarker. Boone Thomas H. Iniuan. Assesser Bainbridge Solon Stephenson. Bryan a Marshall Club. The democrats, of Jasper and Bainbridge township met at the Court house last Saturday night and organized a club which will be known as the "Bryan & Marshall' ' C lub. County Chairman Bomar Traylor called the meeting to order and stated the object of same. Upon motion the following officers were elected: President, J. P. Schwenk; Vice-President, George W. Gramelspacher; Secretary, William Melchior; Treasurer. H. H. Castrup. After the election of officers, chairman Schwenk introduced Congressman V. E. Cox, who addressed the club and predicted a triumphant victory for Bryan Kern and Marshall at the conclusion of the speech, three rousing cheers were given for Brvan, Kern and Marshall led by Com modore Dan A. Conroy. The chairman then announced that the next meeting of the club will be next Saturday night Aug. 22, and asked everyone to come and join tne clubAbout 200 have joined and it is the aim of the officials of the club that the membership should be increased to at least 600. Ev i . . eryoody is invited to attend on next Saturday night, August 22, at 7:30 P. M. Snile and Look Sweet. A certain sneet published in the interest of Liquor Dealers contained a very flattering and eulogistic article last week about the Saloon men of Jasner. As the article in question made the members of the league feel good and did no one any harm it was certainly all O. K. Smile and look sweet Never butt in on a mutual admiration society. It is a poor paper that wont stand by its own. That is where the Courier and the Star-B belong to different classes. The one circulates among the people generally while the latter to Saloon men almost exclusively. There is a reason you see, why we cannot afford to waste space on the insignificant. 'Col. Ayres, of the Evans ville Star Bulletin, was in Jasper last Saturday visiting the members of his flock of "nights." The Colonel is looking well and appears to be enjoying life, with only one fly to bother his serenity r-That is Mayor Boehne.

"Oh, Henry," ' exclaimed his' wü-The devil having been locawife, as she threw her arms ted in Evansville by the Salva.rnmMKl nUn.i in' .w.l- "T irtn onnv it- ic hnvphv rcnuostoil

re-e yoT, ,o! Don't "target to leave me five dollars when you go to town this morning, will you clear?" "Ami fkie Hnnn. CVJIU, WIOVJJ Juimj llllliawil. her fond embrace, "this is what you might call being hard pressed for money." The train, as usual, crawled along you know the line and tnen stopped dead. "Conductor;" shouted a jovial nassenerer. mavi tret out anui pick some flowers?" "Afraid you won't find many about here" "Oh ther'll be heaps of time replied the jovial one- "I've, brought a packet of seeds. A Crushed Statesman. Thomas Bartlett. of Vermont was renowned for his flights of rhptnrip.il nrntnrv. nnrl n swir. in congress was the special goal of j his ambition. When he was! elected a story of how he had I been silenced bv an audience of i college boys crot around, and on the occasion of the new members fii.cf onnonnnr. fb b.rmcn prepared thine but ing to indorse a proposition which had just been vigorously attacked he began to declaim impressively: "Sirs, were it not for the rules ot tne house, 1 would pour upon the opponents of this measure the vials of my wrath " He got no further Mr Polk of Tennesee was on his feet in a moment, moving, with every ar pearance of eager interest, "that the rules be suspended and the gentleman allowed to pour!" Such a disconcerting burst of laughter followed that the unfortunate orator could only subside wrathfully into silence and his seat. Argonaut. Police Court. Befere Justice F. L. Betz. On Monday night Marshall Kraft arrested C. J. N'ever who gave his aadress uuntmgburg, Ind , and took him before Justice Betz where he was charged with A& Bon Carl Kueblt-r, Meyer, on oeing arraigned plead not; guilty and in default of bail was 1 committed to jail and tne trial set for Tuesday morning at S o'clock when he was found guilty and a fine assessed at $10 and costs, which some of his friends paid. The case of the Sate of Indiana vs Gerhard Humbert for assault and battery upon Anton Miller was disposed of Wednesday Constable Hoffman arrested Humbert on being arraigned he plead guilty and was fined $10 and costs, which he promptly paid. Humbert and Miller are neighbors both livieg in Marion ownship the affray took place in Celestine last Sunday. AN X UAL J5AXK 31 ENT. HTATJ2Statement of the Financial condition of the Farmers & Merchants Hunk, at Jasper, in the State of Indiana, at the close of ite business on the 14th day of ugi8t 1NU8, being the 13th anniversarv of the commencement of the btimnesa of said bank. John L. Bretz, President, John P. Saui, Vice-President. J.xcon Bi'KiiKit, Jh., Cashur. irsT.vvK GitAMKi.-jPACHKn, Afii't. Cash'r. Uirectoie: Joseph F. Friedman, Mike Agnes, John L. Bretz, Jacob Burger, Jr , and John P. Salb. Am Mint of bond of President Slö.000.00 Amount of bond of Cashier L'5,000 UO Above bonds are on file in the office of the .Secretary of State, and are dated and are to run as follows: President's Bond, dated 15th day of August 1007, a continuing bond. Cashier's Bond, dated 15th day of August, 1007, a continninz bond. Amount of bond of Assistant Cashier 20,000.00. KKSOl'KCHS. Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Bonds Due from Banks k Bankers Banking House $1ÖI,4ÖS 61 - 11 Sr,lS)S.f3 ö5,0 3 rurnittire and Fixtures Cash on I Currem y, (.'25,010.00 .001 nanu i specie Cash Items 8,3185.57 - S031 f.7 297 'O . , 5i, ' M.LM20.UU $ 25,000.00 Total MAIIIMTIK.S. Capital Stock Paid in - ?nrpiiu Hind ... 17,000.00 Undivided profits 1,130.00 in-iivmuai deposits on demand 83,070.9! Certificates of Deposit 20.5,014.0-5 Total $332,120.99 State of Indiana, County of Dubois'es: John L. JJrotz, President, and Jacob Burger, Jr., Cafhier, of the Farmers nnd Merchants Hank at Jnsnnr. Triil. mini. being duly sworn upon his oath, coverally say that the above and foregoing statement is true In substance nnd in fact. John L. Bmctz, Presldont. JaCOII llUHOEH. Jr.. fmliine Subscribed and sworn to boforo me. this 18th day of Anglist 1903. Johk E. McFall, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 15, 1910.

v Hiv, - " T ,i llr Kilmer's Ku'iimtvKocit. ntlil the ad-

to receive him m any worse wonuers utners wii pre-1 5 -s ui nghamt0 ,k. v., 0u every bottle, a serious snirit. Ris- fer Les Rowlands, Borsim Troupe: . t

on behalf of 'the good' people of Jasper that the Evansvd bans take some measure to keep their property at home and cease al-

Imi mir hl Knrnnit mnißstv to Hin fnnii nnrl come driftimr v.. -. . northward on the Southern road 'with such frequency, I - 0ÜI OF THE ORDINARY Is Hagenbeck Wallace Shows. ''Something out of the ordinary" is a remark that can pro perly be made of the Carl Ilagen beck & Great Wallace Shows Combined, which will exhibit at Jasper, Friday, Sept. 1. It has a reputation for producinir remarkable surprises in its Circus arena until the public has learned that it can attend an ex ! hlbltion Of the liagenUecK CC Wallace Circus expecting to see something new and different, There is an unusual number of features with the Wallace Show this season. It is dmerent to pick the best. Some will like thei ' trained wild beasts' exhibition 01"; the Sylvester Sisters, the three jCorrelhs, the Delno I roupe, while some will spend most of the time laughing at the host of clowns, listening to Merrick's famous band, enjoying the races admiring the animals or petting the beautiful horses. No mat ter which way one looks while

under any one of the Hagenbeck a r days visit at St. Mary's of & Wallace tents, he is sure to seeltne Voods.

something out of the ordinary. Congressman W. B. McKinley of Illinois, tells the prize Uncle Joe Cannon story The Speaker was pestered by a book agent, so Mr. McKinley says, and the agent simply wouldn't leave Uncle Joe's room until he had received an order for an encyclopedia consisting of thirty volumes In due time the books arrived, and the Speaker, after making an examination of them, made out a check on the Sergeant at Arms ot the Honse lor the price of the books. His indorsement of the check, written on the back jin his own handwriting, read: This check is in full payment for thirty volumes of Blank's encyclopedia. The books are not worth a damn, and are dear at that, but the clever manner in which the gentlemanly agent came it over with your Uncle Joe was worth the price. AGE NO 15 All. Everybody In Jasper is Eligible Old people stopped with suffering, Middle age. courageously fighting, Youth protesting impactienty ; Children, unable to explain: All in misery from their kidneys. Only a litlle backache first. Comes when you catch a cold. Or when you strain the back. Many complications follow. Urinary disorders, diabeterd, Bright 8 disease. Doan'H Kidney Pills cure backache. Cure every form of kidnej ills Mrs. Kzra Parker, living in Smokey Row, Jasper, Ind., says: MI have a little eon who was afflicted with an inability to retain the kidney secretions at night. This caused me "much extra work and was a constant aunoyance. I finally went to Flick & l'fau's drug store and got Don's Kidney Pils. I think the boy is cured as "there has boon no sign of the difficulty since I gave one box of this remedy to him. I can heartily recommed Doan's Kidney Pills to mothers having children similarly afflicted." For sale by all ''ealcrs. Price 50 cents'. Foster-Milbiirn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agent for the United States? Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Expenditures and lax Levies For The Year 1909. The Trustee of Harbison Township, Dubois County, proposes for the yearly expenditures nnd tax levies by the Advisory Board at itt annual meeting, to be held at the Office on the first dav of. Sent 190S, commencing at One o'clock, P. to., the following estimates and nmnnntn for Hxiil vonri. Township expenditure?. 1850.00. nnd Town&hin tax. 10 eentH on tlu Immlrml 1 dollars. u. i,oeal Tution expenditures. $1220.18

"W'""; and tnx, 20 cents on the hundred dolliiio 00. hirs. '

3 Special School Tax expenditures,

mvsi,w ami tax, iu cents on the hundred

dollars. -1. lioad Tax expenditures, f 018,00 and tax, 10 ccrt3 on the hundred dollars. ö. Additional Hoad Tax expenditures, f,5,l?00 nml tax 10 cents on the hundred uouare. Total expenditures, $1203.18 and total tax, GO cents on tlie hundred dollars. The tables of the abovo named township are as follows: Total Valuation of Lands nnd Im provements, $351, 045 aouii aiuniion oi rersonai Property, $282,3,55 aluation of Kail Roads, Kxttross Cotnpnnies. Palm-e Car Companies, Telegraph Lines, Telephone Lines, etc., etc. (Estimated from Last Year's Tax Dup.icatc.) $14,000 Net Taxable Property of Town"MP. $018 000 John L. IIakdku fmstec. Aug. 10 1908.

Often Tlio Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys MaKc impure Blood lt lrnml to thu uilincySf icn?k i)Ut now modem nLJJUK7ft science moves unit i?vyrvt2iy nearly nil diseased have their Ieeiunuij m the disorder of these tnobt imjortaut organs. The kidneys filter and purify the bloodthat is their work. lion emir kiiluevsure weak I or out of order, you can understand how ' quickly your entire lody is affected and j how every organ seems to fail to do its I dutv. It you are sick or " feel badly," begin ! taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. , Kilmer's Swumn-Root, because as soon as vour kidneys arc well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. If you are sick you can make no mistake bv first doctoring your kidneys. The mild ami the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidnev remedv, is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and is sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may haven sample bottle noma oMwunp-noot. by mail free, also a pamphlet telling ou how to find out if you have kidnev or .vhen writhm to nr. Kilmer & Co.. itme bladder trouble. Mention tins paper hnmton. n. y. Don tmake any mistake, but remember the name. Swanip-Koot, p-Hon. W. E. Cox delivered 'an address at the Old Soldiers j Re-union at West Baden Friday. His wife and child were with him there. Mr. and Mrs. Alph Ser mersheim and Miss Olivia Sermersheim returned Sunday from E. E. EIFERT, I Office on Ninth Street between Main and Jackson. Home Phone 180. Jasper, Ind. Application for Liquor License. T i tin citizens of the town of J:ipr lu lmU ciiuniy. Ind Notico is lu-reliv neu Unit the untlt rMtKPi'vJ. u male citizen.' tucnt one yeufr ulcl, ot ifooil moral clnraetT unil who hut been h continuous resilient of tintown of Jasper for 11 perioil nf ninety la hetoro the publication of till notice. w!i Hp ply to the lionril of Cnmimiiimers of Duliom county, Indium!, at their next retrulur fept term, l'.lis, for leuve to sell In hi own name spirUluus vlnonanvliimlt liquor, in ! fn quantities thun a jnrt at n time, with thu prlvelcfje of allowing the mime to he ilnmk for (i period of one year from the ilttto of said llcen.-e. upon the follow in lo.-tTiüed property to -wit: In a front room 32 feet wide, by .; feet lonjr on the ground tlojr of a two-try frume buildlnv, filxll feet, situated on lot in the town of Jasper, at thoeornor of Third and Mill streets. In said county, fiiid saloon to he situated In the front part of said bulldinc und front on Mill street In said town mot county .uld nppllcant w ill nt the dann time and place apply for leave to conduct 111 the same room in connection with nid saloon ii lunoh counter, coiisUtlnn of articles of food cuuo.se, ansage, crackers, i-.inned oodsand other articles, and In an luijolnlm room u bow-Hnir tlley nASl'KIt IIATTfcK. Aug H.0S-3 wks. License Notice. ÄOTICK Is hereby given to the eltlznnV of llainhrldgc township, Dubois county, Indiana, that the umlursiKiied. u mule citizen or the United States, w 111 apply to tho County Commissioners of Dubois countytnt their next regular session In Sept.. lftn, for a license to retail Intoxleutlny liquors, beer and w ine, and permit the same to be drunk on the promises, under the pro visions of tho Iuwh of Indiana govornius.' such license. The preciso locution w here said Illinois arc tobe sold Id In a one story brick building 1XK0 feet square on part ot the south-east quarter of suction J. tow n i south, ranitu ft west, fronting on the Troy rond. u piblle highway in lliiinbrldgo Tp , Dubois uouiity, Indiana. Also, at tho same time will uiuko application for license to serve lunches, oonluo tlons, etc., and for thu sulo of cigars and tobacco. JAM KS J. MATHS. August 7, 1008 Sw. NOTICE! To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the under signed Kmor member of the firm of rrank it Sendelweck will not be resnonaible for any debts contracted in the name of 3ihl firm after tne date of thip notice, July 24, 1908. All persons knowing themselves ndebted tosnid firm are requested to set tle up on or before August 25, 190S. Jon:; L. Fiia.vk. .Inly 21, 08 -3w. NOTICE. The aJvisory board of Boone Tp. will meet at the residence of Trustee P. .1. Schnarr, on Tuesdav, Sept 7, nt 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of levying the taxes for the ensuing vear. Tho estimates are as foflows: Township fund $853 and a levy of lie Tuition ' 1700 " " 22c Special " Koad " Ad. Road " Poor r75 10c 387 387 öc Total Total net $777,590.00. $-1179 51c valuation of ofWütubleH Total No. of Polls 192. P. J. SciiNAitK, Trustee. WARNING NOTICE. Notice is hereby given by the under signed that I will proBecnte all parties all in in found trespassing on my farm in Aladison township. Dubois Co.. ion lownsinp, Uiit Ind. This nclndes all hnniers, drivers, fishers and everybody. The following are the doscnptions of the land embraced iu tho above : N. W. qr. Sect. 30, 1, 0, 100 acres. W. t S. W. qr. Sect. 30, 1,0. 80 acres. SB SV Sect. 30, 1, 0, 10 acres. Pt. W SIC Sect. 30, 1, 0 05 acres. W. tf NH Sect. 30, 1, 0, 80 acres. Pt. K 1-2 NV Sect. 1, 2, 0, 20 acres. Pt. N. 1-2 NU Sect. 1, 2, 0, 17 acres. Pt. SW NIC, Sect. I, 2, 0, 1 1-2 acres. John Gkamklhi'achkk. Jan. 3, 1903, 3w,

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JOHN F. JASPER, iW Wm. A. Wilson, General Insurance, and Loans. Farm ifoans.'at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind. A. F. BIi, M. I Corner 7th & Jackson Sts. HOME 'PHONE. H. C. M, D. Of Huntingburg will be in Jasper at the Indiana Hotel, Thursday's of each week. Practice limited to diseases and defects Eye, Ear, Nose 8c Throat. 6. J. BEHRENS, M. D, C. Veterinarian. (Treats Domestic Animals.) Calls Answered Promptly. NOME PHONE 129. NUN1WUUN6 INI.

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