Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 April 1909 — Page 4

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viewers to mast April '7. at Win. Kcllam oflue. , Jo. Friedmnn ct ul Rock Road

1 1 coition. The Auditor is order- Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. td to advertise for the issuitiu: Almost evorvom- knows of Dr. Kilmer's Of bonds Slim $15'H).t" bearing Swiunp-Uoot, the ejeat kidney, liver anil

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r-MI.U APRIL ii "R. Ftrrebach and family moved from their farm into their property on Ninth St last Thursday . tar Children and Fools sometime either by a.cident or dirn te'l the truth, witness thr following: 'Thi' Harbison and Maripj,.

Tp rock mad fiction came near rot passine it you want anything to fail employ ini'imp.'tnts Ritrht you are Brot nor Bill, il f.'o-:is as if some in competent has been attending to the Krei h in road for the last three year?, and we think they owe every nnnting S: op in the county. Will we ever vet our money? orMrsi-rss. V E Ciaycomb. the local agent for the Southern Railway and Alonzo v edler, the butter makerjfor the creamery, have purchased a creamery at Alexandria, Ind.. and both have resigned their present positions and will co to Aiexandria in a

few weeks to take chatre of their new enternrise. and will move

their families to that place Both families have made man friends during their residence in Jasner. who will regret to sec

them leave, but will wish them success in their new field.

-Hrnf Max 15. 1909. in 4') equal

installments said bonds to be sold May 17 1009. t n , John V. Harder et al Rock Rnnd netiti n tor Harbison Tp ,

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. '1 anrj 4 earned and these roads -w (

established Auditor directed t

irivp notion of letting of contract II.

Oil "ay .id- , , holdwutermul scalding pciu in iwssm,' it,

Plans ior Judges Ollice and ( orbaaeiIecUfollowinKuaeofliquor,wine illl V room approved and adopted or beer, and ove-comea that unpleasant and Auditor directed to give 1 necessity of King compelled to Ko often and Auditor n etiui J , th h thc dfty, aml to et up many nticeot letting ot contract on limcs Aur-ini, the nightMay "3rd 1909. Swamp-Uoot is not recommended for I iotior Licenses granted tO everything but if have kidney, liver r.V.rL- Thiomnn nnd .lohn Plind or bladder trouble, it will le found just b rank I nieman and -onn 1 im , jr,c(L u has bccn thor.

1). W trOWder nppoimeu oupu ..,.. .estc;i m t)riVate practice, and ha

bladder rciuwly, be

cause of its rcmnrkable health tebtring

l jiropertie. twauii- " lloot fulftlls alutoat

every wisii in ovtr'U f.. - .

, coiuinK riieuinauiin,

, jwin m the Iw'k, kia1 nov. liver, Mulder

x.j and every j art the

urinary astaK'C. eurreVts inability to

of Rock Roads for Columbia tp prowi so successful that n special ar

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made

usual allowances were

From Hand tp Mouth. The l'-xpotte -Roal'.v, Mr. Bag?. I was m t:tailf;ili lored that I dimply ha! lo yawn: I'.it, of ooursi1, ' hid nv i- o.ith wit h my h-V(.

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Danger in Delay.

rnnnement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not alromW tried it. may have a sample bottle

sent free bv mail, also a book telling

more about Sua. tip-Root, and how t

hnuoutu youn-tve kiuney or bladder trouble. When writing tnentii n

readinn this viierous

offer in tins jper and

send vour address to

Dr. Kilmer & Co..

iiinghainton, N. Y. The regular hftv-cent and one-lollar sire bottles are sold by all druggists. Don't make any mistake

but remember the name, öwamp-Kooi, Dr. Kilmer's Sw imp-Root, and the address, Bingha niton, N. Y.,ou ewry bottle.

CJootl Farm For Saht Cheap!

2 mi. south of Otwell, 115 a. of

good land; 8 room house and cel

lar, good barn, fruit ot all kind;

good well and cistern at house;

good w II at barn; some timber-

Will sell at bargain it sold soon.

Joe Hadlock, R.F D. Velpen, Ind.

Kidney Dlsoa e An Too I) ngerons f r .Jasper opht to Tit gh ct. Tt"- sr':it d.l' K-r nf k'' tl v troiiM th t ill' v e-t .i il r lit hij..kr !. r tii t.rf'T iff .Jn e I'. He.tltli if gradually tii deinit. Haccaehe, h-u lache, nervoua - Louenets wjreu -!", iuinbayo. tin tary truiiblec iropfv, dtaiH!' c hu . Hrutlit's ditea-'-.ll.iu in iiiur.Ml.'.j Iii- toion . Drtll't

ouie-t your kt?n. core uro kii- Treats Domestic Animals.)

(lulls Answered

oevs with the ivrtai'i an I afe letnedy

Uoan'i! Kidney Pill-, whicti bus cur.d people right here in .Iafer. Albert Mailer, living on ColU'f-e Avenue, 'afp r, ln'.. fit : "I think Poan's Kidney I'illf are splendid as I never had ant!.ng lehavu me as promptlv as they did. I nail a very laniö back and nur ritfk inovemont

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Married: -Thursday April bth 1 Wa dir.zv. a.icui.i ar.

19 V at the Clerk's ofike by Justice F L. Betz- Isaac K. Postlethwait to Miss Laura E.Risley, the ceremony was witnessed hi Mr and Mrs. Curtis Philip The groom is a substantial farmer of lower Madison tp and was for many years democratic committieman of that precinct, the bride is one of Pikie Counties most charming ycung ladies. The Courier joints the many friends of the young couple in wishing them joy and happyness

Rtubition u'l.t-n 1 re.d a out noa coal mine, barn, iarm residence

I broke up housekeeping and wil

",e'' mil-n mv liATTio nf WncViino-rnn

li..j from all "."7",' " v u,," n ,

using tlietn I i-ivc tee - ii.j irom an " . , V r, i r paiu und U:ueneH.iniub.i-k, and have Inquire of John C. Striegel, Gel

tet .veil m fvpry vrny i uave no estine, ma-

hesitancy in rieoiuiiiending Uoan'a Kid

ney nils.

For sale bv n I dealer I'rifeoO cents.

Foster-Milburn Co. New York, Sjle

ngnts lor the Kid.! Mulfs.

keinember the name Pimn's and take

no otlur.

DIED.

Bonifac Steinhardt, age 67 died at the home of his brother Paul near Jasper Monday night, after an illness of a week of pueumonia, Mr. Steinhardt came to this country a great many years ago,

and has made his home with his

brother Paul. He leaves several brothers and sisters. The funeral service was held in St Jos

eph's church Wednesday morning and interment took place in

St Joseph s cemetery.

To Difficult Were the Questions

Asked at the C. 5. Graduatio

March 20. The pupils holding the following numbers were successful. Habison Tp. Nos. 1 and 3 Boone " " 1, 2, 4 and 5 Madison " " 7, 22 and 1Ü Rain Tp Nos 1, 13, 17, IS and 22, Hall Tp., Nos. 3 and -1, Jefferson Tp Nos. 1, 3, 5, 7, and 11 Cs Tn No. 1. G, 9, lö 18, 2-', -'6 and 28.

Townships omitted had no succesful applicants Names and general averages will be published next week. COilKIOK "COURT. The Commissioners of Dubois County met in regular session

Monday and luesdayand transacted the following business. n,he quarterly reports of the officers were examined found correct and same were approved. In the matter of the Road petition of Louis Werwille et a Dan Kahle, Wm. Wisehan and Wm Langebrake are appointed viewers to meet April 17 at Amos Niehaus office. Same petition of B. T. Brown ot al Joseph Betz, Andy Stemley and Jacob Kempp appointed viewers to meet at ick Volperts oflice April 23 The petition of Perry Thoinnson et al was witn drawn oame potion of Jame3 F Miller et at John Hauser, Frai.k Hurst and Herman Wehr, appointed!

Nolice of Final Settlement of Esiate.

Notice ii her bv giv ui to the cie liturs.

heirs and legate- of Louise V. Ktehler

Deceased, to appear in Iiuoois Liremt

Court, held nt Jan-er Indiana, on the

Pi dav of April, 10, and i-how caute.

if anv. whv the FIN A I. ETTLKMENT

ACCOUNTS with the estate of fraid de

cedent should not be approve!; and said

heirs are notified to then and here niak

proof of heir-'.ip, and receive their distributive frhues.

WITNESS, The Clerk and Seal of said

Court, this 2-1 ih day of March lta.

John V. 1 hither,

Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.

Ji IVerson Tp. T nstee N tice

Notice is h"rel gin that I will at

tend to thodutte f Ji.e irt.Hteoe ollice

in Saturday ut each we-k at my otlice in

fhnelivii'f w neietnose uaving uiiMiie-

will nleae call. Al-i will sell fchfx.

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1 1 Mar.

By ANDREW E. EWING. ICopynrHt. 19b. by American Praia Anao clattou. Silting on a hotel porch nmong tin Swi Alps In August with my L'ikIc George, both of us gazing uf at a gla der winding Its way to the valley, I noticed a ami look In lila eye. "Poean't the vlow Invigorate you uncle V 1 asked.

I've been thinking, Hilly." nrc

piled.

"Of wimtr "Our cuutomptlble natures." I knew my uncle was a pessimist.

Most old men uro, I muile no reply.

When I was your age." he contin

ued. "I gave way to a weakness n good many weaknesses, but on'e espe

cially righthere in thee mountains, At the time to have confessed It would

have been a strain on me. Now my

act seems nothing more than wiiat

might he expected from a descendant

if that half brute, half savage, called

prehistoric man."

"Hut there are redeeming traits."

"I wish 1 could see them In my

case.'

"Well, tell your story. I'm sure ym

have one to tell."

"I was in this reslou with a party of

tourists. Hub South wick, a classmate

of mine in college, had come over with

me. and we were doing these mouu tains on foot. Hob was a great climb

er. while I preferred to look at the

mountains from a distane, as we are

doing now. The party I mention Join

ed us here. Among them was a girl of nineteen" and Hob fell lu love with

her. Then he was called away to Tar

Is for awhile, nnd during his absence

I well, I cut him out with the girl."

My uncle paused and seemed to feel

again after an Interval of forty years

the degradation of his act

When George came back, as was to

be expected, there was constraint be tween him and the girl. George seem

ed to be in a mental fever; Irut, strange

to say. It showed Itself toward her nnd

not at all to me. But I found out afterward that he didn't know what I'd been up to. and I hadn't the manliness to tell hint. At any rate, he was hot for climbing nnd wanted me to go with

him. The very day after his return he wanted me to make a trip as far up the glacier as we could go between

daylight and dark. I didn't wish to1

go. and I didn't like to refuse. To stay behind with the girl I had robbed him of seemed to add to my eoutetnptlble conduct I consented to go. "We started at 4 o'clock the next morning, taking axes and n rope for making dlfllcult passages. Wc climbed over those places that from here Jook a trifle röujii up there wo found them at times Impassable proceeding on our way till noon. Then we stopped nnd ate our lunch, after which we started to piit In another hour on the upward course before returning. "Coming to n crevasse perhaps six feet across, we determined to Jump it We fastens the rope about our waists, and Bob Jumped first. The other side was steep and somewhat soft, but Bob after some stamping and cutUng wilh his ax got a foothold. Then I Jumped and struck snow. I felt myself going

backward nnd trkd' to get a hold on proJecUng Ice wlWi my ax. I failed. '

Hob saw what was coming and braced , hlirisel-f for thc shock. 1 went over." ! Another pained look came to the old, man's fare.

"The rope held. Bob was dragged a few feet nnd then got a firmer foothold, but a precarious one. There was no possibility of his pulling mo up, and If 'the strain contlntlcd I would soon drng him over. We talked together about thc prospect, he trying to

encourage me. I knew I had to go to i the bottom and It dcpendedupon me i

line; f-hfk larn-esi: liet of whether or not I dracml Bob with 1

G. J. BEHRENS, M D. C.

Veterinarian.

HOME PHONE 129.

Promptly.

HUNTINGBURG INP.

FAlOl FOlt sali:.

One mile east of Celestine on

the New Albany road SI acres,

devoid of 40 acres bottom land; good well,

Mrs. Barbara Seng.

HOUSE BILLS! Large Line of Pictures.

FINEST WORK

Cheapest Prices

At Courier Office.

The Best at The Price Wo Matter What he Price.

Is a golden rule of the High Art Store It is r mystic link that binds that Store as if with looks of Stweel," to its thousands of patrons

nt. rand far. Our Spring lines are thn most coniprthcitsivc. complete and grcahvt asseml laje ol Men's, Younn men's Bojs' and .uvendiwiar, eer shown within the portals of any on -slore in the Central Stales If you can't coin. . mail orders receive our prompt attention. It you can come, our rehate plan enahles you to do your shopping at small experience - to yourself.

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HVilXS VILLJEt

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Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.

LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

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LARGE ATTENDANCE NINE TEACHERS FIFTY TYPEWRITERS LESSONS BY MAIL

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0. P. Wagner

-sMAltrJFACTORERS OF WAGONS CARBIAGES,

0 And Dealer In-

Agricultural Implement and Frtilixr.

Genend Repairing Horse Shoeing

Mar. I-

Miss. Agnes Wesiley

8I6 Wells street Marlnette Wis

MG Wells Strwt, MAnrN-ETTK, Wis., fept. 25, 1903. I vraa all run down from nervousness and overwork anl had to resign my position and tako n rest. I found that I was not Raining my 8trrnijth and health as fat as I could wish, and as your Wine of Canlui was recommended as Euch a good medicino for the ills of our ecx, I bought a bottle and began using it. 1 was satisfied with the results from the wo of the first bottle, and took three more and then

found 1 was restored to gootl health and strength and able to tako up my work with renewed vigor. I consider it a fine tonic and exceljent for worn-out, nervous condition, and am pleased to endorao it, AGNES WKSTLEY, Soc'Xt North Wliteurwln Holland Society. Secure a $1.00 bottlo of Wino of Cardui and a 2.V. package- of Tbcdford'a Black-Draught today. wineIfcirdui

subscribers and will give you the best ser-vicel

You can talk to your

friends, order your merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

DUBOIS CO. TELEPHONE CO

Jasper,

STRIKE WlLi THE IRON'S HOI 1 Strike the 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. Keep on striking and the "iron," for you, will never grow co'd.

me. ru none one mean oci lowani

him. and 1 couldn't bring myself to, drag him down with 'me, especially when It wouldn't save me. Iput my ( hand In my pocket, took out my knife ; and, breathing a prayer that my soul Bhould be received In thc other world, cut thc rope." ' Another pause. I saw my uncle shudder. '1 heard something between a shriek and a groan from Bob. Toay astonishment, l.fell only about thirty feet and landed In soft snow. I vas burled up to my armpits. Of course I called up to Bob that 1 ws all right, and 1 shall never forcet the 'Thank God!'

! 1 linnr1 lilm tiftor

"Well, there 1 was, stuck lu snow at the bottom .of a crevasse, with no means of getting out. The rope wasn't loiiK.cnouch by half to reach me. Bob

of course was enabled to secure his own position, or, rather, to Jump to the other fide of the crevansc. Ho Jumped safely, nnd we held a parley.

Thore seemed nothing to do but for .. Cn him to ko down to hip hotel for nssint- schedule in Ellect Sunday Fed. 21 me to mice and a rope. Korttmatciy Home . . . . information Only and is no one there was watching us thron?: a ,JW,ly 15 IUI '""ai,u" 3 glas, saw the accident and met him t GUJranleBÜ.

North Main Slrcet.

Ind.

BUSINESS COLLEGE

filt nailtioiti for iridmtei inJ furuHlie work for room and b lti. Tuit II I oJ "tt be fie t.mei more tJe.i U m Slherscbool. Write (or "WHr?" Any ub ec b)i nad. U.U. VÖRIES, Li Stite Sopt.. PfMt.. Bo15. ldUnjokt. "The School Tbil'i Known Eerwbere.

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llimnilti Invitation At i r.u:icimntA i,oth " WIM N t K'c W ,n H-rlpt, tvr Kits of "' , ,, . 1 1 L U U I fl U ii $2 so. ioovMtinK; "Uncle." 1

on the way. In the middle of the arteriioou I was drawn up." Wo snt fur a few niotneuts In silence, I overwhelmed wUIi the utter absence of consciousness "on the part of tny uncle of his heroism; then I said: "What did your friend say about your cutting- the rope?" "He never thought to examine the cut. lie supposed the rope hail bro

ken." "And didn't you tell him?" "No. What was the use?" Again 1 was lost in astonishment. "And the plrl?" I nsked'preso'htly.

"Oh. the Rlrl! Well, she fooled us

KASlHOUM)

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