Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 38, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 June 1911 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER My 11 kv Ed Doank.
JASl'KK, DU II US COUNTV, INDIANA
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This tnre t it, i.Icd reimlarly to it
, f - s'lbseriueis natu u ?rtlnite order to dis-
.ontinuo 'e receive 1 nnd all arrears paid nfuU: unless in the discretion of tlio
p.iblishei a different court Msoulti be oVemcd advisable.
FRIDAY JUNE 30, 19U
When the big, strong gray
wolf, one that can throw a bulla lo or wild horse, one that the bal
ance of the nask respects and
Vears on account of his powerful
iaws and sharp teeth -when this
bic: follow is wounded and limps
and finally falls down, how the
little wolves jump on him and rend him Ever notice it? You don't have to go where wolves with four legs abound to see that sort of thing. Daviess County
Democrat
There is a big grey wolf in Jas
per: now he is old and toothless
and everv little illegetimate
hades betrott1!! canine of the
county are anxious to lap up his life blood In his palmiest days surrounded bv a choice band of
lick spittle nnd fawning grafters the Courier never avoided his attacks and now that his teeth have
been pulled we pity the wolf and
despise his erst whiie lick spittle
fawners. Lot not Cae?ar't servilo minons Mock the Wolf thus laid low 'Thus no foetnan't Hand tuat slew hin, T-vas hi? own that dealt the blow. A Great Bunch.
Is the aggregation sjtyled town
committee- Iru tame bunch
who enginered a rump 4 minute convention latt year in an endeav
or to pur one of their fawners across. They got sat down on
most glorioush last November and each one should have had decency enough to have resigned at once" Politically they are a bunch of "dead ones.'' They have now called a primary election for July 15, 19L1, a' d will give voters a chance to express their choice by ballot, between 6 p.m. and Ü p m. on that date Candidates for Marshal, (" and Treasurer, and trustee:
the second and fourth ware!: to be nominated. Ph Ivunk.
now trustee from the second, auu
George Hettich from the fourth wards.
Hgtt at Cuzco
Fruit as Medicine.
Apples, pears anu quinces are a'l members of a bontanical fam-
ilv that includes the roses and is
scientifically known aspyrus ma
lus Incidentally, the apple has a wider range of growth than any other fruit, and the United States
is the largest grower of any
country in the world. Kip2 apples eaten raw and thoroughly masticated, are excellent for di
gestive troubles.
The pear shares the medicinal
qualities just recited, and in addi
tion, is somewhat more easily
digested by weak stomachs than
is the apnl; I he quince is only
used in the form of preserves, as
a rule It is saul that owing to
its fxecsi-ive astringeney when raw. it u employed by the peas
antry of Europe to stop hemorr
hages by placing slices of it on
wounds.
The curative powers of the grape ate established facts, as
th1 history f the "cures" in
which the vine plays the chief
part, testifies. Rhubarb, owing to the large
proDor;io of oxalic acid that it
contains, is a capital anti-scorbutic In the case of minor forms of scurvy, it acts as a curative. The young plant, when stewed
and eaten at breakfast, is of great assistance to the constipated. lts laxative qualities in general are
well known. Bananas should be us?d with caution by the constipated. The fig possesses laxative powers of a high order. This is also true of dates and tamarines. Peaches, apricots nnd nectarines have marked laxative effects. The plum, greengage, damson, and so forth, all have medicinal qualities. Blackberries, raspberries, huckleberries and most other berries act as olood purifiers and laxatives. From Physical Culture for July. Old Pnpera the Courier office 5c per package of 25.
John Anderson and John Parsons got into a fight at Cuzco Tuesday over a pile of wood. It seems that Parsons has a saw mill on Anderson's farm and they got into a dispute which resulted in Parsons attacking Anderson with a canthook and Anderson hit him over the head with a hame stick. Anderson
came to to.vn Tuesday night and
gave bond for $500. to appear at
next court. Parsons should hav
A 1 1
given Anderson a cnance to run
and he would have been hard to
catch
Distributions of Funds
The following is the Auditor';
distribution of funds to the van
ous townships of Dubois County
The Trustees can tret their mon
ev any time after the fourth
Monday in June.
Columbia
Township tax. $5SS.30
Tuition tax 421.47
Special School 5S8.3
Road tax lay to
Additional Road 299.66
Harbison
Township tax 723.28
Tuition tax 903 85
Special School 723 27
Road tax 102.70
Additional Road 654.75
Boone
Township tax 400.10
Tuition tax 798.48
Special School 353.96
Road tax bo. 75
Additional Road S14.83
Madison
Township tax 903 41
Tuition tax 374 73 Special Scnool 727 43
Roadtax itfu 39
Additional Road " 637.S7
Bainbridge
Township tax 536.77 Tuition tax 405.94
Special School 371.03
Road tax 159 34
Additional Road 582 36
Marion
Township tax 508.79
Tuition tax 347-15 Special School ' 300 65
Road tax 76-14 Additional Road 201 30
Hall
Township tax 451.34
Tuition tax 375 16 Special School . 374 56
Road tax A'd 95 Additional Road 269.30
Jefferson
Township tax 541.76 Tuition tax 541.62 Special School 647.88
lad tax lo0.13
Iditional Road 171.91 Jackson iM'vt.dhip tax 750-90 Tuition tax 421 36 Special School 895 92 Additional Koad 504.42
Cass
Township tax Tuition tax Special School Additional road Patoka Township tax Tuition tax Special School Road tax Ferdinand Township tax Tuition tax Special School Road tax
Additional road Jasper School Tuition tax
Special School
741.98 1160.49 1532.57 815.54 124484 257 03 249.95 197 0
$702 81
234.14 467.26 21.91 371 50 I'rustee 430.56 2181 54
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The June Circuit Court
Will end this weeK. as a court there has not been very
much of importance. A feiv
drunks and a few A. and !B. cases. The following is a partial
review:
Stute vs Herman sanuars u. r. tn.
guilty, to pay cost aad released during good behavior. State vs Frank Henderson petit larceny, nollled. State vs tieeen Vandiver, intox. guilty flno to.
Sta'e te Win Norman, intox. guilty tine $5. State vs Kvert Thomas, intox. gu'lry line $5. State va Claud Haekii.8, intox. guilty Una $3. State va Harry Cummins, intox. guilty fine $2. Iu jail. Statu vs Fran a Cummins, intox. guilty fiue f5. .State vs Alonzo Whtloy, intox. guilty lino fö. Another eases uollied. State va Kock Erwin, intox. guilty, lline $5 State vs Lincoln Freeman, A. and H. plea not guilty and cause cont. Theresa Otto as Elizabeth Steinger, dismissed bv pl'ff. State vs Robert Egg, A. and 13, guiltv line ?ö. State vs Win. Lytic, Oeoige Pinniok A. and 1J., ilefte. gave bond in the sum ol eaoh vi h Tlmim? Pinn5cc and
rhilp Conrad us surety an J caubu eoi Mimed. - cases.
State vs Androw Greenerand Frank
Schafer S. L. to M. Schäfer guilty, fluo
21)00 nollied as to Greener. Another
case cout.
State vs Henri Perrobach, S. L on S
guilty, lino 10.00. 4 other cases cont.
Theresia Utto va Ji.Ii . htannger; ac
count, dismissed.
.tanners btate bank ol Dubois va
John S. Mevere, et al mandamus, ttial by court, finding for plaintiff that it ia
entitled to be onu of t.ie depositories for
tlio public funds of Harbison township and receive deposits in proportion to its
capital stock and surplus not to exceed at any time over 2000.00. Huntingburg Grocery Co. v Albert
Radcliff, judgment for pl'ff for 191,87,
The tirst rational Bank of W indow
va Louis Heidorn et al cont. by agree
ment
Pter Bosler vs Joseph Birk on no; e
continued.
John II. Hawkins vs Fannie Stewart
et al, on note, trial by jury, Unding fov
plff. for GÜ0.10, principal amUinterest nnd 75.00 agaiust the defendant James
(J. Mewart.
Rittio Simmon." vs Win. G. Simmons.
divorce, cont.
Tub Ferdiuaud National Bank vs Hu
bert Quanto, et al, on note, vonued to Warrick couutv.
Pter Hoffman vs Joseph Lady et al
foreclosure, trial by court, timling for
il'fi. for 51.00, 10.00 atty. fee.
Daisy Reval vs John M. Revel divorce
rial by oeurt, divorce denied plff.
bmir.a Uurps vs trunk Dunns, divorce
tiial by court, granting divorce and cits-
toody of children, 300.00 alimony and
15,00 att'y. fee.
trank J. Louise, Tillie and Minnie loste 'in an vs estate of Wm. Kloster-
man, trial t y court, Unding as follows!
Frank .1., (KW 00, Louise 740.00. Tillie
500 00. Minnie 80 00.
N. M. ITri, & Co. va Chas. E. Moore
et al, trial by court, Unding for plff.
in tue matter o tnn petition of Ueo. W. Meyer, et nl for the establishmsnt
of a dram. Proof of service 20 days be
fore this day, ordered that tlve case be
ocketeJ and cont.
John C. Stoner et at vs Harriet E.
Morgan, cont.
George Netier vs John Houtch, on
note dismissed.
holas Striegel va Eliztibjtt, Streirel
piiet title, cont.
becur.ty Trust (Jo, vs The rerdinand
ty. Co., e' el. foreclosure Hon. L. C.
Embree, of Princeton, was appointed
special Judge, Trial by court and un
der advise-neut.
hmma Kelley et al vs Geo. A. Kernt p
possession, cont.
State va Martin Zieirler. A. and B..
rial by e;ort, not guilty.
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FURNISHINGS
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Wm. .1. KX13BLER
Clothier5 West Side Public Square., Jasper, Indiana
Sp School Lin Debt 2
tiuntinbtii"K School Truster! Tuition tax 2.237 (9
Special School 2,299.29 who used
Refund 11 ehool Bonds 1.485 91 vears aco.
Results That Remain Are Apprecktad by Jasper People. Thousands who suffer from backache and kidney complaint have tried one remedy after another, finding only temporary ben fit. This is discouraging-, but there is one special kidney medicine that curesjpermanently and there is plenty of proof
Grand Celebration At Calumet LakeJasDer Ind
iana, Monday and Tuesday Julv
3d, and 4th, Bigger, Better,
Greater, Grander than over, the
collossal stupendous celebration
of our Nation's Birthday, A
Whirlwind of Amusements.
! Avenue after avenue of pleasure.
1 Mirth and laughter at every turn, i "VI .1 .1 - m .
urn ana young win ior tne urst time enjoy the greatest, happiest days of their entire lives at this beautiful resort, nesting amid silvan shaded arcaded vistas in the lap of nature. The following are a few of the many laugh-producing entertainments that wj)l positively be in evidence The Jubilee Quartette known as the nightingale of the South land. Pole Vaulting. A grand vaudville in scenes from plantation days before the war. Buck and Wing Dancing. The Bell Ringers of Normandie. Grand Prizes for fastest swimmer. Handsomest lady. Best lady and gentleman dancers. Contest for prettiest baby. Wm. Enthofen the new manager, will bring his entire Combination of Shows now giving streef fairs throughout the land Twelve different entertainments, consisting of James Bovs Raids and Robberies, Side Shows, High Dives. Battle of Santeaco in true
realistic style, Destruction of
rieht ho.ro. in .Tsisner.
Here is the testimony of one "aivestion, ana a jungle ot high-
Doan's Kidnev Pills P.nce acts too numerous to menand now states that tion Piano, Trap drum and
Personally Conducted Excursion Southern Railway
8.00 for the round trip to
Western North Carolina
Asheville, N. C., Lake Toxaway,
N. C, Wayne3ville. N. C . Hot
Springs, N. C , and Hendersonville, N C. Tickets on sale July 12th, good to reach Jasper returning not iater.than July 26th.
1911.
Spefcd your vacation in Ithe
mountains of Western North
Carolina. The waters at Hot
Springs are noted for their cura
ble qualities for Rheumatism.
Waynesville is especially noted for immunity from Hay Fever.
Asheville the most scenic all year resort in America. Lake Toxaway is 3000 feet above sea level,
and good fishing and boating can be enjoyed. For further in
formation call on local Agent of
Southern Railway or address.
J. C- Beam, Jr., A. G. P. A..
St. Louis, Mo.
Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.
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Birdseyc School Trustee the cure was lastincr. brass music. Come ear y and
Tuition 312.12, Mrs. E. Parker, smoky row, stay both days, and don't fail to Special School 235 35 Jasper, Ind., says: "My little see Pyrotcchnical Display such Ferdinand School Trustee. bov was afilicted with a kidnev as Shooting, Dragons Etc., as
Tuition tax Special School Ferdinand Town Corporation Jasper Town
Corporation
118 34 weakness and his trouble caused 1 the nights will be more brilliant;
1G9 04 me no end of annoyance. Doan's tn day. The finest outfit of Kidney Pills, procured at Flick fire works, costing hundreds of GD7.72 and Pfau's Drug Stor , effected dollars, will be turned loose each
a cure ana naa no baa atter et- ' igne. ueiresnments oi an
1303. !3 fects. I heartilv recommend
Elect Light Bond and Int 752.23 , this remedy and advise i's use in Ref Bonds and Int. G2G.47! ßimilar cases." (Statement giv-
water vvorKsLSonas ana lntööi.iö en April 24, 1907.)
Huntingburg Town
Corporation 340G.12 Park fund 53.03 Birdssye Town Corporation 402.31 Total Township tax 8094. 2S Tuition tax 9809 53 Special School 12,018 01 Road tax 1195 57 Additional Road 5325.44
Corporation 5810.08
Total paid to Township trustees,
benool trustees and corporations. $45,507.25
Don t you wish you had all of that money. I do.
Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands
Are ouicklv curcil liv nmilvlno- rhnmirioiM-.
out, i rjr u, u ls m success. I'lica 9 reut.
A Permanent Cure.
On March 24.1910, Mrs. Parker said, "The cure effe4ed by Doan's Kidney Pills in my son's case has been permanent. During the past three years he has enjoyed the best of health." For sale by all dealers. Price no cents. Foster-Mi Iburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Kejnember the name Doan's and take no other. FOR SALE Story-and-half seven room house. Good lot, 50x100 ft., aley in rear; graded street, good pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No reasonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.
kinds. Remember the dates. Watch for small bills. Positively everything as advertised. A chance of a life time. Wm Enthofen, Manager Calumet Lake. Low Excursion Rates Southern Railway Account Fourth of July Tickets sold to any point on line within 200 miles of selling station on July 3d, or 4th, good to return July 5th. For further information call on local agent. J. C Beam, Jr , A. G. P. A., St. Louis, Mo. linos Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Inventoies Suponeas, Warrants, Reports etc for Sale at the Courier Office.
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