Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 February 1910 — Page 4
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"JASPER COURIER By Ukv En 1u'.-.k.
JASPKK, 1J t II COUNTY, ISüM.N'A
Rnterotl at ti.s ritofflou Kt JttiP-r. In
lor tr.mstr.iHsloii tt-ojMigu tti inu I u tc
onuoiasa matter.
SuKwrii Ii ii IM Ptr Yok.
Thn pnr-ei ia ni' lel regularly to
8il)P-Tiboa uutU a Mimte order to die
continue !s receive I nd nil nrroiua puid
ii fallt unlw? In Iii discretion of the
p ibiisher different cvme hau Id be
deemed nd visible.
Fill DAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1010.
Circuit Court Doings.
.Tudtre Bretz adjourned court
last Saturday for the January
term. There was very little business transacted, all of which has been published in this paper, The most spectacular part of the term was the Beiter trial and which very forcibly reminds us of a paragraph in R. M. Milburns history of Slavery in America which is as follows: Practically all government is a travesty and there is no certeanrty as to how it will be meeted out- Witnesses lie easily and the wealthy are able to bribe their way out of all tiouble. We
arewondprlng if there is any con nection between the above par
agraph and Mr- Milbtirn's very
able defense of his client: ana
which evoked from one of his
clerical friends the remerk "tha
he was the Strongest man at
the JasDet Bar." he also said
somethincr else which we do no
care to reproduce Judge Bretz's
instructions to tne jury aauw um he agreed with the majority o Jasuer Deonle. and yet by a tech
nicalitv he had to order his re
lease- We r( produce the judges
charge to the jury as it will bear
repeating.
npntlemen: In this case that w
have just been trying, however you
mav fool disnosed to condemn the
conduct of the defendant In this
case, under the evidence, yet there it
one point the state has failed to es tablish, one of the material allegn
tlons in the indictment, and that h
at the time he left his wife that he left her without reasonable means
of sunoort. The state has failed to
show that that was true, and It inessential and necessary that the State should show that at the time he left her, he left her without r Eonable means of support. T r denco in this case shows coiiiii.vi, ly that he left there at the time considerable property, and in the light of the statute and our decisions of the Supreme Court, In ori der to justify a verdict of guilty? the evidence would have to convince you beyond a reasonable doubt that he left her without reasonable means of support, md the State having failed to do that, It is my duty to direct you to return a verdict for the defendant. I say it matters not however much this jury may be disposed to condemn the reprehensible indecent and inhuman conduct of the defendant in leaving his wife and in leaving her in the condition the evidence shows he did leavo her, yet the State failed to skow that when he did leave her, he left her without reasonable means of support, therefore you will return a verdict for the defendant.
5.
AlsoProsecutingat'orney Harry Carpenters address to thecourt "There Is nothing more .repulsive to mo than to bt compelled to make a motion to nolle this case against this defendant, feeling as I do that ho is guilty, but in light of this evidence and under the Instruction of the court, we are not able to show that the property loft by this defendant is not of the value testified to by Mrs. Beiter, wo can not send men Into the house of this defendant and appraise the property to ascertain Its real value, neither have we now witnesses to contradict the evidence which is now before this court, there-
lore, with the permission of the
court, we move to nolle the case."
Laugh and Smile.
Learn to laugh. A good laugh is better than medicine. Learn how to tell a story. A well told story is as welcome as a sunbeam
in a sick room. Learn to keep your own troubles to yourself. The world is too busy to care for
your ills and sorrows. Learn to
stop croaking. If you cannot see any good in the world keen the
bad to yourself, Learn to hide
your pains anq aches under
pleasant smile. No one cares to
hear whether you have the ear
ache, headache or rheumatism.
Don't cry. Tears do well enough i . . i . . .
in noveis dux are our. ot place in I 1! 1 T
reai nie. L.earn to meet your friends with a smile. The good humored man or woman is always
welcome, nut dyspeptic or hypocondriac, is not wanted anywhere i i
anu is a nuisance as well.
Musical Entertainment. The" following )rog7amrn) will be given next Sunday night at St. Josephs hall by the Young Ladies Society :- 1. Selection Co lege Orchestra2. Selection Piano Solo Miss. F. C- Kuebler. 3. The Door of Hope Vocal Solo Reed Mrs. G. Haberly. 4. Overture Lustsdiel Piano Duett Keller Belle Mrs. C. tackst' in Mrs A Sermershohn
March Violin Solo and Piano Duett Wiltberger Urban Sermersheim, Mr. and Mrs. Koch. Piano
6. Sunny Songs Sextell Miss C. Kuebler Piano, Miss. M. Kuebler, Violin, Mr. Geo. Smith, coronet Mr. Fred Krone, clarionet Ambros Kuebler, saxaphone Mr. E. Judy slide trombone 7. Love and Friendship Vocal Duett Giro Pinsute .. . Mrs- J. Schnaus Mr?. G Habt-rly. S. Annie Laurie Van Fantasiede Concert Piano Solo Miss Marie Kempf 9. To the end of the world with yon Vocal Solo Dave Reed Mrs- C. Eckstein
10 Qverture Znmpa Piano Duett . - Mrs. E. A. Sturm and Mrs G 11. Selection 12. Death- is only a Dream, Van Piano Solo Mrs. F. C. Kuebler , 13. "For all Eternity Vocal Solo
lurs j. bennaus 14. Qui Vive Galop de Cone rt Mr. and Mrs. H E. Koch 15. Love's Consolation
Same playeas as in No. G 16 Carmen. Spanish Waltz Song Solo H. Lane Wilson 17. On the Race course Galop de Concert Chas. D. Blake Mrs. F. C. Kuebler Miss. Cornelia Kuebler IS. The Bridge Piano Solo Anon Mrs E. A. Sturm
Quartett Jos. L Roeckel
C Ecketein Mrs J. Schnaus A Sermersheim Mrs. G. Haberlv
College Orchestra
Let all attend who can, as it is given for the benefit of the church.
Haberly College Orchestra A. J. Buckaman Angelo Masherom W. Gauz
Sextell
19. The Chimes
Mrs,
Mrs. 20. Seleetion
- Fop Jiditop 1 1 PicHiardL it--
In tlrtsnveeks paper Mr. E. W. Pickhardt announces
hiL..cüfflfidafcy for Auditor of Dudois County subject to the'Democffat Primary. Mr. Pickhardt is a native of Dubois-County and a man well qualified to conduct the offioe-he-seeks. He represented this eouuty in the state legislature in 188S and; 1S90. Pie has been the pubfÄetwf the Huntinburg Signal for many years. In his card he makes the following apnea! and pledge. I nave' devoted all my life, since 1 attained my majority to'the cause of democracy and have taken an active part in every city, township, county, state and national election. I ask the snpport of all Democrats on the grounds of Capability; Loyalty to the principles of the Democratic party, and Honesty and economy in the conduct of public business: In soliciting me to become a candidate for Auditor, my friends insist , d that I was deserving of something at the hands of the Democratic party of Dubois county on account of my untiring energy in the interest of party success, with but little recompense. If party loyalty, experience in and knowledge Qf public affairs count for anything. I feel that I have a just claim on the nomination, and should I be the choice of the majority at the polls, I Will Give The Office My Personal Attention and conduct the business in .the interest of the People and to the credit of my friends and the Democratic party." He is a life-long Democrat and possesses many qualities that fit him for the office.
Why Vincennes Advances.
The awakening of the Vincen
nes of Trade is. apparent in the
bapers of that city. Ed Watson t i .
seems to oe ne moving spirit,
THe board is trying to land a big
actory with a colossal i,ay roll
The commercial spirit is not dead
at the old post. One admirable thing abaut Vincennes people is
hat th'ev stand tocretoer tor the
upbuiling of the city. Wash
ington "uemocrac.
TUB NEVER FAIL.
liar is What They Say About Them in Jasper
And t s Therefore, Reliable. Another proof, more evidence asper testimony to swell the long
ist of local people who endorse
the old Quaker remedy. Doan's
Kidney Pills. Read this convinc
ing endorsement of that remark
able preparation: Mrs, Philip
Schwenk, Aull St , Jaspr. Ind,,
says: I can vouch for the merit
of Doan's Kidney Pills, not only
rom experience but also from
he benetit they have given my
acnuaintance. One of my neigh
bors recently tokl me that she
had received more relief from
their use than fiom any other
medicine she had ever taken. 1
ook Doan's Kidney Pills, proc
ured at Flick and Pfau's drug
store for ba:kache and a pain and.
stillness in the back of mv neck.
They gave me prompt relief I
do not nave any neauacnes now
and I am entirely cured."
For.' sale by all dealers. rrict 50 cents. FostorMilburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
If Uncle Joe is real I v deter
mined never to quit under fire
won't everybody nlease suspend
This affidavit was filad in Court
of Common Pleas on Doublin. in
1822: "And this denonent f urthei
ayith, that on arrivincr at the
house of the said defendant foi the purpose of personally serving him with the said writ. he. the
said deponent, knocked thiee sev
eral times at the outer, eommonlv
called the hall door, but could not obtain admittance; whereupon this deponent was proceeding to knock a fourth time, when a man to this deponent unknown, holding in his hands r musket or blunderbuss, loaded with balls or
siugs, as this deponent has since
neara and verily believes, appear
ed at one ot tneZuDDer windows
of the said house, and nresentine
said musket or blunderbuss, at this deponent, threatened that if said deponent didnot instantlv
retire he w u d send him f the de
ponent's ) soul to hell," which
this deponent verily believs he
would have done, had not this
deponent precipitately escaped."
Notice of Appointment. Notice i hereby eriven that the urnlcr-
aißiml baa been by the Cir-u it court of
JJiHioih cntinty Indiana duly nnnointprl
and iinalified ay Administrator of flu
Estate of Albert Schiller deeonn Atl ami
said PHtato is solvent.
AM)KIvY SCIIULKR, Administrator
ntASK i, iiurz, Attor
i,.M,- lo,- aw.
Utorney.
License Notice.
if Ol IUI. I nornliy K'vun to the cltlxen
rw oi .ninpfsr. Illinois coimtv. Inili-
talcs, u iii i
ly iiriiiuiNMioiittrx Of lltllxilM
incir
II, tll.lt (1111 IIIMII'IIUI of the I'nltuil States, will
it liluli; citizen
I apply to tho ColinlllllldlM COIllltV lit
ni'Al ri'KUliir Scxoil In Khunrv
1!10, for a llcfiiHf to retail Intoxlcutlu
ilium- ii T tiiiu inc. hihi permit tim until t In drunk on tho promlm-H, unilur tho pro
Vision or tiio iuwh of Itidlunn Kovernlnu such Uoenxc'. Tho pri-elno loo tlon wlu ro milt llmtor
arc to uvMOKi ih in n room 15 f t wlili) ny 20 fcrt loiiK Bltuiitcil in the no-llieind corner tif
niwo mory iriuue imiidinir front nir on Mill
xtreut. MhIiI bitlhllPi; I Mtmiteil on part of Iota, ot the original town or.ln.Hr. DiiIioIh county, Indiana. Hahl applicant win at tho jtaiuo tlino ami place apply for leavo to eon luct In niuno room In connection wall hiiUI Halnon. ahmeli conntor.cotislntlnKof nrtlcle of food, aueli us rhr-oitu, saumiKu, crackers, etc Said mi loo n to ho conducted In connection with a hotel. . 1GNA1Z KUKS5. Jan. 21,1910 3w.
DPI II 10 Dirt ID DllbOlS. ' rt wt infrequent that news.
Martin Sanders to An H10'V l3" ' iau-d by rhu men whom they lGOulö, z, d. and il.ßün. 15. 2 ,v rwmifl hv ih.dr Kimimn.
3$S100. column after column Uexng pubAnthony r. Haas to Alurtin btin-,iihi in rh.ir
uers. dba. lw. is. 4 ?loü0fttVOPS. vVjien the tisi comes, are pr'd in lii qerLa,m 5k1"5 ""PPWciii e(1- When the p;p.v 1 lall, 4Ua 11, o, ö; düa 15. 3, show.s no interest in you or your
Thos. Wade to Frank and Francis
Witte, 39a 11, 3, 5 $1500 Frank Witte and wife to Albert J.
and Pauline Pfaff 30a 11 3 5 $1 Jacob U, Baker to Martin and M, A. E. Nachier, -10a 7, 2, 5. S90O
Jacob V. Collins to Lucinda E.
Collins, 25a 34, 2. 6 $300
Martha Gumble to Herman Eck
ert lot 1, Solan's add Jasper SI
Herman Eckert to Martha Gum
ble lot 1, Solixra's add Jasper $1 John N. Whittinghill to James L Whittinßhill, G3a 53. 2, f, $200 James Lr. Whittinghill to John N Whittinffhill, 40a 15, 1, 3 f200 John N. Whittingnill to James L. Whittinghill, 1.10 acres and 150 x 110 ft. 14, 1, 3 $200 Anthony Jung to Martin Merkel,
la 30, 1,3 G
Mary Junge to Martin Merkel
SOa 30, 1, 3 $1600
John bnlow to Wm. O Gross lots 3. 7, and 8, Birdseye... $1000 Juda Walker to Rudolph Morsee,
lot 2. l-'uff $65
Josephine Beck man etal to Ba;thel Merkel, 20 acres 12 1 4 $735
NOTICE to OONTRactoi, Ja-pBr, Indiana, UWi..i,..r , ,
Hi
All huiHto ImHu.iledand inn i . ly' UidforI'orti,oon V X ',' v Otiunty Court Housu." on, ,u u VuditorofHai,JCo..ntv, , V iMieh I'ontraetir will in .
'i in I
U UOIhl LMIllilI In liia u,.;.l i.: i
y luw, inado payabloto tlu. su ludiana. conditioned for !' i-o l.nliunre of contract, .rovul., ,1 The OoimiiiaHionore nworve td. to n.j.U't nnyorall huU. u r Ho.miI of Count v CWnitHioner" Midiiitd A. wtiei' Auditor of DiiboiHUon.il v l.i.ii,
W n. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5per cent. Jasper, lnd.
TRICK SHOOTING.
The Way Some of tho Stage Feat Art
Accomplished.
When a chain jiion ride shot fires blindfolded at a wedding ring or a penny hold between his wife's thumb and filler av seated back to
her shoots, by means of a mirror, at
an apple upon her head or on a
fork held in her teeth, the danger
of using a bullet is obvious, isone, cf course, is needed. The explo
sion is enouca. the apple is al
ready prepared, having been cut
into pieces and stuck together with
nn adheuive substance, and a thread
with a knot at the end, pulled through it from the "winrs," so
that it flies to bits when th gun is fired, 13 "how it is done."
Generally the more dangerous a
feat appears the more carefully if all danger eniarded against. In the "William Tell" act the thread if
often tied to the assistant's foot. When, again, the ash is shot off o cigar which t the assistant is smoking a piece of wire is pushed "by his tongue through a hollow passage in the eigar, thus thrusting off the ash at the moment of firing. A favorite but simplo trick is the shooting from some distance at nn orange hold in a lady's hand. Great applause is invariably forthcoming when the bullet drops out on her cutting open the fruit. It i3 inserted by hand earlier in the evening. Another popular trick is that of snuffing out lighted candle?. Half a dozen are placed in front of a screen, in which as many small holes are bored, one against each candle wick. At the moment of firing a confederate behind tho screen sharplv blows out each candle with a pan- of bellows. In most instances where a ball or other object has- to be broken on o living person's head blank car tridge is used and the effect produced by other means. A special wig with a spring concealed in it worked by a wire under the clothe? is generally used, the confederate manipulating the spring simultaneously vryih the firing of the rifle. As the ball is of extremely thin glass, a mere touch suffices to shatter it. In these exhibitions some of the rifle "experts" invite gentlemen from the audience to testify that tho weapon is indeed loaded. The cartridge shown look3 very well, but it is a shell of thin wax blackened to resemble a leaden bullet. It would not hurt a fly. London Tit-Bits.
success when you find it keeping
aggravatingly silent when you think the ditor should be tearing his linen in your behalf, do not wo k yourself into a fevor of anxiety as to the caue, just ask yourself wherein have you placed the paper and its editor under obligations to use space and energy for you Baltic (0.) American. A Cincinati newspaper tells of a consociation of marriageable maidens who have assembled to gether for strength to effectively boycott any man whom they think is too slow in proposing, they do not seem to be on the warpath to lead young; men into the path that winds its way to matrimony, and they even have some regard for the man who intends to be a bachelor and says so, but they will not abid the man who dawdles along the primrose path of dalliance and never gets there. He is the chap the maidens have organized themselves to go gunning for, and as the matter now presents itself, it would appear that the maidens have declared war on the right crowd, Of course there is a chance they may at cimes crowd a good man off the track, for some men are natural.y slow, and some are diffident ind do not wish to be brash at a noment when caution and wisdom are required bdt on general orinciples men are disnosed to
ially and to nut off until next. Corner 7th & Jackson
summer, a year, what ought to
je done to-day Some very good sentimental stories and poetry nave been written of the beautiul sacrifices of woman's trusting
heart, which is faithful through
ill adversity and all time, but for )ne poem that is written, or one
nory that is printed, dozens and
doztns and dozens of dawdlers
Mte a girl's irenings and burn
out her f ther's coal and gas talk
mg tariff and teas and town topics, when he ought to be talk, ing business and fixing datrs-
Vve don't know the name of the
secretary of this- M an fow nble
'aidens Consociation, nor her
post-office address, but we want
oc?y that her society is on the
right road, and tha th e Lord h e . ps
.use whor iiejp tnemselves.
Enterprise.
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"Sell yo a nice air pushlon cheap. Browning's aiagazlne.
Consolation.
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hu luuiiui'ciH mm w,t, Auditor.
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HOME 'PHONE.
JX)U'SALE. Story-and-half seven room
nouse. üood tot, ouxlUO it., al-
ey in rear: graded street, good
Pavements, good well and cellar.
Must be sold at once. Iso rea
sonable offer refused Apply
Courier office.
Harbison Trustee's Notice
Not'er. h lirvb) piven that th under-
ngni-u l ium'e 01 Ilarmt-on towriFlup,
.vill atanil lo towii'lJip bdBincpe on each
lomlay ot tlu var at my dure, and
ms. n- limine totvn&liin LuaiucFe to
fantiK aie rfjuireil to pron'itt it tohiin n HntiirdHy-p. l-u township library will bo ki tt r.t
i." hoiro ni'U. Kellcrville.
Maijtin TiiiMLiNu. Trustee.
A PROW1PT, "ECTIVE
REMEDY FOR ALu FORMSOF
RHEUMATISM
I f rnftfiffPi Sciatica, Nturalgm,
Kidney Traublo ana Kletslrmd O.'aoaecs.
Amlled externally It a" i u In-
Btant relief from i, r i xweat results aro bcln effuce : v u ik Mntctnailr. purifylne tuo ilooo t -.v o
tho polsonom uuiiiturice amir u. t.dsu
from tbo system.
DR. C. L. GATE3
TTanonnU-. Mlflll.. writ "tl
A little uln here lifclt . s tikc4
' br IUieumatlra nj K'.im. 'rojta
could not Hindou lurl t
patbrr down oa in r "
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f IVerson Tp. Trustee No( ice'
Notice is bore! y iivpn Ibat I will nt-'
tend to tlie dutir-a rftbo lruhteei cflice
n Snturdny of each week nt my ofliro m 'chnellvillo wheretbose havinir biifiius-
A-ill pleasu call. Also will hcII tcbool
books.
J. hn Block, Trustee. , tar. 12 1909 1 year.
SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE
Schedule in Effect Sunday Feb. 21 the Ft
i , . . i ii u 1 1 1 and Is noi Guaranteed. KASTllOUNl)
Vi ft UA1I.V :.H A. M.
Vo. 17 3:89 I. Jl. So. II " b:10 1. !.
No. U M'NDAY ONI,Y GM A. M.
WKSTItOUNl). DAILY 7:87 A.M. 11:31 v M. 7 'ill I'. M. S ,!! Y ONfM H;0 f.M. TliiioHlimvn nt Hiuitliii;btirr. K VSTHOÜNI.
No. 1, OAII.Y. 4:37 A.M. No. " lt:20 NO 3, " S:WI'. M. No. 2.1, " 3A2 "
WKSTIIOU.SD.
No 3, DAILY. 12:85 A.M. No. 4, " 11:20 ' No VI. " 11:50 A. M.
No. 10. 7:80 1'. 11.
V. K. Claycooib, Aict. Jt:or, 1
Kind Hearted Motorist (to vlctlin)Thero'a a doctor la that car beblo'L-
Keal Estate and Business
Bargain. I have JVr wie a food hotel
tnd saloon Lot 60 x 208 feet good
building 18 Rooms good Dining-
room and kitchen rooms wen furnished and fine Bar fixtures. OlTeml at a bargain for immediate Sale. Apply to Traylor Real Estate Agent.
SWAHS0N fiHElWAT'C CM! CÜMPAHT,
)lUHO 17 t Ill. it-ect, thloigii :
PILLS
Act rf-.-T fcly n.J ently vp - diKesii.o its: 1 1. carr-.rc 1 tlisturbinfffleiiHTsa: ! m: a health condiUa d c . . BtoinncU and bov "I THE BEST REMEDY FOR OÖKST1PATI0N mich Houdttcho, S"ur atomtth,
Trout'c, oto. m 28 Cento Per Box
AT DfvUCO 3
lioone Township Trustee' Notice. inn iinderfllgned, Trustee of Boo' ownebip, Dubois county, hereby gw notice tbnt be will mtend to ml bwine ortnining to tlie oflico of Troatee, t a 28i-lcnce, two m oa West of i oroville, on i-atunlnyaof onch week, in rwneata ai. pereone bavini: tx-wnfn bjainesa topreaont it onSatimlav- u'
tons tleainni? uookb irom ti v " ' . r ;i nr ni iiotiilnil tbiitt ho Library i
Lilrnrv.
tent vl my reaiiloiico.
School books at Jntne ailorterdville. ThomahH.
Jan 5 1000 yr.l
MulktJ
YEARS
lENCt
Tha oc MAR'
tloinKtrlctlyconOrttntlftl .HÄNOlif ,. $recM nntUt, -Ältlioat oifS. I tn ScienUflc Jfmerican Tonri four month, IL öo'J "M". " ,w-rl MUNN SCo-SSS Branch ufflce. & oU Wwuu
nring ana give tne country a
chance. Tell City News.