Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 May 1909 — Page 4

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FRIDAY. MAY 7, 10.)

eö"Tim:ecanoe connty went

"wet" by 2.345. Friday while

Martin, Jefferson and Washing

ton counties went dry." by30, 54 and 1,235, respectively. ds-i those dirty ducks wlio are non-subscribers and nonsupporters but most constant readers and hostile critics of the

Jasper Courier will come to the office and subscribe paying in advance, they can enjoy reading

their own paper instead of a borrowed or stolen one and besides we will cive them a Free

Membership ticket in the "Knock

er's C ub. and they can go out

and "cuss" it all they durned

please. The Truant Officer Election. The County Board of Education met at Supt Melchior's office Monday May 3d, and elected Mr. John Schwenk, of Boone township, for that position. Mr. Levi Jacobs, who has made an excellent officer, was not a candidate. The other candidates were James Miller, of Duff, and Ben Gehlhausen of Jasper, The new officer will take the position. Aug. 1st. It required 3 ballots to elect, as follows:lst 2nd 3d Gelhausen 5 4 1 i r?n f r-

luiuer Doo Schwenk 4 5 8 Some people think the election was "Kinder" a black-handed swipe at a prominent candidate for sheriff.

COMMiSSIONRES COURT. The County Commissioners met Monday May 3th, and allowed

bills to the amount of $1132.74 of

which Alphonso Hoffman got

SloO.OO for assessing.

The claim of John F. Schurz for

$150 damages for a hoore that fell through a bridge was dismissed. Ed. C Landgrebe's report on the Huntingburg and Holland Rock Road was accepted. Henry Berger's report on Huntingburg and Holland Rock Roads was accepted On the H'burg and Bretzville rock road petitioned for by F. T- Poetker et al bids were filed as follows: W. L. Gregory for $12.994. J. F. Parsons " 13.994. Edgar Traylor " 14.100. All the bids were rejected and the Auditor was ordered to readvertise for bids on June 7, 1909 at 10 o'clock A. M , Two of the bonds were defective and the other was considered as being too high. John M. Schmidt bid for $375 for repairs to Court House was continued. This will however be accepted as soon as the County Council makes the nessary appropriation. The Viewers report on the road petition for by Louis H. Merntle et al was accepted same for the road of B. T. Brownetal. TheJamesT Miller et al road petition was continued. Viewers were appointed on the roai petitioned for by J. Steinkamp et al also on Chas A Jackson et al road. Same on Peter Vonderheit et al road. The Harbison Township rock roads received no bid and the matter was continued. It is said that the estimates on the work! was too low and will have to be

raised. No viewers should estimate $2800 per mile when every other township has had to pay about $3300. Mr. TOÄ'V "IjANGE. The Deputy County Treasurer is this week announced as a candidate for Treasurer and Clerk of the town of Jasper. Mr. Lange is

! GRADUATES . , Following is the list of success- - !ful graduates, of the April examination And their a erages. I Columbia Township.

Bella Lane,

Maude Wineinger, Harbison Township. Henry Hoffman, Oscar Aulenbacher, Theresia Weisbach, Sibyl Robison, Blauche Line. Boone Township. Nellie Gray, Edna Brittian Esther Traylor, Madison Township. Florence Stewart, Mabel Sweeney, Vadi Bissey, Elizabeth Hornbeck, Maude Murry, Bainbridge Township. Cordelia Urich, Mary Rumbach, Edward Russell, Clyde Line. Martina Schaaf, Nellie Bohnert, Ray Milburn, Mary Eckenfels, Aline Krodel, Hall Township Carrie Uebe hor, Chas Campbell, Adolph Friedman, Jefferson Township. Marie Vowell, Patoka Township. Walter Jackie, Martina Blemker, Paul F Roller, Jno. H. Weber, Clarence Ficken. Walter Keerl, Frances Rothert, Cass Township. Delia Hemmer, Willard Hunefeld, Sylvia Rothert, Bertha Blesch, Jennie Stark, Sylvia Mollenkamp, Walter Miller,

Albert Meyer, Ella Kuch, Anna Smith, Henry Katterhenryr Martha Rothert, Ifllda Wisehan Selma Langebrake, Opal G. C Hemmer, Selma Ring, Louis Wisehan Harry Geiss,

Harry W. Meyer, 83 Porter Kemp, 75 Miss Mary Rumbach of Bain

bridge Township, leads for the County honors. The last examination will take place May l"th.

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Often the Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work.' Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. Wenk ami unhealthy kidneys are resjwnstble for much sicknessamlsuffcrniK,

. j rt merciorc, n Kinney l&fCTZX 1'tI.JI triMilili ic iur,ititt.il lit

" 1"continue, serious results are most likely to follow. Your other organs may need attention, but your kidneys most, because they do most and i should have attention first. Therefore, when

your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your entire body is affected and how ever)' organ seems to fail to do its duty. If you are sick or " feel badly," begin taking the great kiduey remedy. Dr.I Kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will convince you of its great merit. ,J The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest because its remarkable health restoring properties have been proven in thousands of the most distress- ' ing cases. If you need a medicine you

shoulil have the best. Si'M by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle

by man free, also a i .11!

pampnici iciiing you nai up-iui

now to linü out it you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot, and don't let a dealer sell you something in place of Swamp-Root if you do you will be disappointed.

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THE LARGE S ASSORTMENT IN TOWN MORE DUE TO ARRIV

FOR SALE. Story-and-half seven room house. Good lot, 50x100 ft., alley in rear; graded street, good pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No reasonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.

. J. KUEBLER.

West Side Clothier Haberdasher, JASPER, INDIANA

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G. J. BEHRENS, M D. C.

Veterinarian.

FARM FOR SAL.13.

One mile east of Celestine on the New Albany road 81 acres.

40 acres bottom land; good well,; Treats Domestic Animals.) l : t ...... , 1 '

tum mine, uarn, iarm residence

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I broke up housekeeping and will make my home at Washington. Inquire of John C. Striegel, Celestine, Ind. Mrs. Barbara Seng.

troubled for some time.

without any warning and iiuite unlittcd

aie for my work. About two months nj-o, my back became extreroiv lame

and when on my feet a dull ache settled acroBd mj hips, robbing me of ambition.

I procured Doan s Kidney Vtile at Flick & Pfau'p drugstore and as before I received ?rompt relief from their use. They hey qnicklr remove anv kidnev

difliculty and advise anv tutfer to trv

them." For sale by all dealers PriceöO cents. Foster-Milburn Co, New York, sole

agents for the United States.

Kemember the name Doan'a and take no other.

STRIKE WILE THE IRON'S HOT! 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 there. Keep on striking and the "iron," for you, will never grow cold.

Calls Answered Promptly. HOME PHONE 129. ' HUNTINGBURG INO.

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

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SOUTHERN RAM H as on Sale First and Thir Tuesday of Each Month, Homeseekers Tickets.

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SOUTH, SOUTHEAST, WEST, NORTHWESTS If WEST, Write or call on any Southern Railway Agent or write rr. J. C. Beam JK. A. G. P. A. St. Louis, 31

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Corner 7th & Jackson Sts.

HOME 'PHONE.

Discouraged Citizens Will Find Comfort in the Experience of a Jasper Man Experience is the modern instructor. Trotit by the experience of otbenj. It may aave your life. The experience of friends and neighbors. The testimony of Jasper people Will brinij renewed encouragement. Here is a cafe in point. John Pfeffer, Mill St , Jasper. In'.,

says: "1 nave alwavs found Doan'g

rwiuuev- ruia 10 üb an excellent renietlv . nT-T ö . . . . for lumbaKO with which I have bee.i o?taIayof each week, and cchpdUo In Fifed SundaU Fßt). 21 the Fü

it can'' on i.,,. ..... , ' 4 c .i n;,! i.,..:.- i. i. 1. 1. ni.. n.

Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands ! Arc quickly cured Jy applying Chanilxrlatu't I Solve TryH: it is a success. lYice 35 u DU. I Boone Township Trustee's' Notice. ! L'ue undersigned, Trueteo of Boone QH1ITHFRN RY townahin. Dubois cnnnfcv. l.rhv tricot ÜUU I 1ILIIM 111.,

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LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

EYANSVILLE, INDIANA

'A8CHOOL WITH A REPUTATION-

LARGE ATTENDANCE NINE TEACHERS FIFTY TYPEWRITERS LESSONS BY MAIL

BEND COR NCWCATAL0Q

notice that he will attend to ail buaineie pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his

reBiuence, two m ea veat of For

TIME TABLE

Guaranteed.

BANK STATEMENT.

John P. S.u., President, Jos. F. Fhikiiman, Vice-President.

Jacoh Iti RHEit, Jk., Cashier.

(irSTAVK ÜIUMKI.S1-ACHKH, Ass't. CaHh'r

Report of the condition of the Fnrmnrs

it Merchant's Hank, a State bank at Jasper, in the State of Indiana, at the

cl jso 01 ita buainsea on April 1S, JlKW: IIesol'kces. Loana and Discounte fl42,0Ti.3.83 Other Bonds and Securities S0.18Ü.1G Banking House -1,000.00 Furniture pud Fixtuiea 1,375.00 Due from Banka it Trust Co'g. 71,700.3 Cash on Haml L0,025.00 Cash Itema -106.51 Current Kxpenaea 5,030 58

bueinefi8to present it on satuuiay. citi- IowIm is for Information Only and is no

i mn fii'Hinnt nnnirn mm tim i 'mrnuim'

Library, are notified that the Library is fceot pt my residence School books at JameH Mulkey'e ai Porteraville. Thomas 11. Inman. Trustee Boone Tp. Jan 5 1909 lyr. Harbison Trustee's Notice Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Trustee of Harbison township, will attend to township tueinees on each Monday of the year at my oflice, and persona having township business to transact aie required to present it to him

on Saturdays. The township library will bo kept at my hotr.o near Kellerville. Martin Thimlixo, Trustee. J-.n., 190S.

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J iTerson Tp. Trustee Notice Notice i8 liereby given that I will attend to the duties of the Trustees oflice on Saturday of each week at my ollico in Schnellville where those having buciness will please call. Also will sell school books. John- Bi.oik, Trustee. Mar. 12 1909 1-year.

EASTHOt'M) No. r, DAILY !:3I A. M. No. 17 ' 3Ä4 I. M. No. 11 " S:10 I. M. No. lrf SUNDAY ONLY A. M. WKSTUUt'NU. No. 12 IIAILY ":J7 A. M. o. H " 11:31 A. M. o. 6 ' "rtO I. St. o. -20 SUNDAY ONLY. II rf 1. M. Tliuu shown ut lliiutlni(lurt;. KASTHOUNU. No. 1, DAILY. 4:37 A.M. No. , " H-.'tO " No 3, " H:32l'. il . No. IS, " 3:fi " WKSTHOÜND. No. 2. DAILY. 1I:M A. M. So. 4, " 11:20 " No. 24, " J 1:80 A. M. No. 10. " 7:50 1" M. V. K. Cliiyoinl, Aüt., JaspiT. Ind

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Agricultural Implements and Fertilizer?.

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Ooneral Repairing tt Horse Shoeing

Total Resources LlAHIMTIKS. Capital Stock paid in Surplus

rnuivided nrolits

an ex school teacher and is well Demand Deposits ni.roi.os

M 1,802.40 $25,000 00 17,000.00

1,130.00

qualified for the position, for the

past 7 years he attended the duties of Deputy County Treasurer and has given general satisfaction, if nominated and elected Tony will make a good and efficient officer. -Att'y Bomar Traylor went

to Petersburg Wednesfhy to at tend court.

Demand Certificate lW.4d3.Ul 2S0.245 59

lixcuange, uiscounu, vie. ö,4Sj.Sl Total Liabilities $331,802.40 State of Indiana, County of Duboia es : I, Jacob Durger, Jr , Cashier of the Farmers and Mer.-hanH Hank do solemn, ly awcar that tht above statement is

tnie. .lAcon Di'KOKii. Jk., Caahier. Subscribed and Bworn to before me, thia 4th day of May 1909. John E. McFall, Notary Public. My comnaüwion expires Sept, 15, 1910.

HORSE BILLS! Large Line of Pictures. FINEST WOEK Cheapest Prices, At Courier Office.

The Hoire Telephone Co. has the largest list of subscribers jand 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. TEL EPHOUE CO

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