Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 39, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 July 1911 — Page 4

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COURIER i School Tax Apportionment.

In the apportionment of State School tax at Indianapolis last week Dubois county received $14,248 52 and paid in 9.744.92. So Dubois county made a profit

on that deal of $4,553.60

jAsrini, oun.jis county. Indiana

tCutuml at tea l'ojtoMc at Jmp-f. lud. Ijr tniusnii&iluu tnrouKli tba mail as-mc out! class matter.

tfnrw rintien H.50 Per Year, TLtspapei is milled regularly to it s.ibscribeu until a Jplinite ortler to disjontinae ;s receive! and all arrears paid

in full; nnless in tlie discretion of the onblisbei a different conrte should be

deemed advisable.

FRIDAY JULY 7

1911

Dubois Circuit Court.

Mr. Frank Joseph

Passes Away

At 10 o'clock p. m, Thursday June 29, 1911. Interment Sunday July 2d, 1911 at Fairmount

cemetery Huntmgburg. Mr. Joseph was born on the ISth day of September, 1842 in Rhinefalz, Germany. In 1853, with his parents Michael and Francisca he immigrated to

America and temporarily settled

at Cincinnati, Ohio; From there the family moved to Jemimas

School Trustee Henry Pfau,

Mrs. M. Gugtsell and Miss Anna

Wuchner were m Washington

D. C. last Friday seeing the

sights. The greatest one was

our jim crow congressman Billc

Cox who gave them the glad hand and confidently assured that but for his constant effort this old world would cease to revolve.

Ended last Saturday. A few

dirty drunks and rotten divorce Countv.rM ?rnr nrl innA

eases. A few collections com-ia farm. In the year lg63 Mr. posed the extent of. ite labors ;joseph ,ost his father b d th which cost the county $1000 00. and in iSG5 his mother fallowed Dubois needs a Lexow. The fol-lv,; frt fu nni. un,fnnA r.,

lowing is a resume of some cases

not reported last week-

Francis M. Fisher vs Southern R'y- Co., damages; trial by jury

and finding for deft Mayme Powell vs Richard Powell for divorce; tn'al by court, Lucy B- Hochmeister. Henry Hochmeis er vs Southern Ry. Co , damages; trial by jury find

ing for deft. Wm. Berger vs Alice Berger, divorce, trial by court and custody of their child, Ernest Berger The Peoples Savings Bank vs Mathias G Borrel!, et al, fore

closure; trial by court judgment

aramst deft Mathias b. Borrell, $2421.25 and cost Also judgment in favor of Henry Fritch

and Conrad G Marks in the sum

of $120.75 and co?t. In favor of

John Lorey and Henry Fritch for 114.27. And in favor of Joseph Goetz and Joseph Schroedor Jr..

for $229.30. Wm A Wilson et al, vs Conrad G. Marks, ouster proceeding; venued to Pike county. State vs Jack Goedman, de-1

frauding by issuing worthless check; defendant enters into bond of $500 to appear on first day of next term. J-tate vs Conrad fJ. Marks assault and battery; trial by court

and finding not jniilty.

Henry Fritch guardian of Frank

Fritch a person of unsound mind to sell real estate; guardian reports sale on June 27. 1911. for 1275, cash. Sale confirmed and deed ordered Edelman list. Co - "---d G. Mark- on noce; jud ' jr plff. for 190.89.

Farmers and Merchn-'s lim vs Michael Sweeney; UiLy court judgment for M96 25.

Henr Snyder vs Thomas Cave

damages; cont State ex H M. A Sweeney. Auditor, vs John W. Byers et al foreclosure; judgment for plfT. for $85.88. Jacob Sappenfield vs T. B Sappenfield; application for guard

ian; trial by court and finding

for defendant. Err.anual Burkhart guardian Kirkland of unsound mind; commissioner renorts sale of real estate June 24, 1911 to Lohra B. Kirkland for $4600 cash; saleconfirmed and deed ordered. Securety Trust Co. vs Ferdinand Ry. judgment for $66,983.

Road to be sold by Receiver

Rothert Oct. 7, 1911. Court Cost

K J. Kuebler2doz fans .40

Petit Jurors $39.

Picked Jurors 48 00 Riding Bailiffs 57 50

House Bailiff 36.00 Clerk 36.00

Sheriff 36.00 Clerk for S'amps 5 00 Lawyers Pub. Co. 48.C0 Court Reporter 90.00

Total for 18 days $396.70

Must Pay For Paper. Taking a paper out of the post-

omce mattes the recipient liable for the bill. 0 D. Austin, a Butler (mo ) publisher, sent his pap. er to Charles Bürge. The latter

paid for it twice and then refused

to pay again. He said he order

edit stopped. But the court of

appeals holds that mere acceptance of the paper created a liability. It adds: "The preparation and publication of a newspaper involves much mental and physi

cal labor as well as an outlay of money. One who accepts the paper by continuously taking it from the nost office

benefit and pleasure arising from such labor and expenditure as fully as if he had appropriated any other product of another's labor, and by such act he must be hld liable for the subscription price." i

mg his two and one half years sojourn at Cincinnati the deceased learned the trade of a cabinet

maker, and after a short stay ab T :n ir.. i i i. i

j-i-juisviuu, xvy., osepn ioca. ted at Ferdinand, Ind-, where in

partnership with Mr. J. H. Beck

man he engaged in the produce

business aud for a nenod of over

five years this firm was one of

the largest and most successful dealers in produce and leaf tobacco in the county. During his stay at Ferdinand he was married to Miss Lizzie Bretz, who to the end proved to him a faithful

companion and helpmate down the pathway of life. In 1SS0 he was elected sheriff

of Dubois Countv which office

lie Held till 18S4. His election as

sheriff necessitated his removal to Jasper the Countv seat At

the expiration of his term as

sheriff he became a candidate for Treasurer of the County with fine prospects of ultimate success when he decided to withdraw from the race for Treasur

er to accept the possition of

Cashier of the Dubois County

State Bank, which position he held for 2V years to the utmost

satisfaction of the officers of the

bank, its stockholders and de

positors and until failincr Health

compelled him to resign ' c i i i

i'ui tweive years ne was a member of the School Board of

which body he was the treasurer. He was one of the organizers and and one of the largest stockholders it the Jasper Furniture Co.,

so lavorably known as one of

'he great enterp i-es of Jasper. de was the treasurer of this corporation up to the time of his death. He was also one of the organizers of the Jasper Electric Light Co., which after eight years was sold to the town and is now under municipal ownership. For many years he was a faithful member of Salem church at Huntingburg Ind. His health had been failing for some time and two weeks ago' he was obliged to undergo a seri

ous operation, which, in his weakened condition proved the primary cause of his death whinh

overtook him on June 9Mh nr

the m hour of ten in the evening, ending an active and honerable career after a life which spanned a period of 68 years 9 months and 12 days. He left to mourn their loss his true and faithful wife, four children, Miss Emma Joseph of Jasper, Mrs. Frank Stoat of Paris, I I , and Louis P. Joseph and Miss Ada Joseph of Jasper, one son-in-law, ne dau?ht-r-in-law and three grand-children. One

son wii mm departed this life about 8 years ago. He also leaves two sisters and a brother

wno alter a Jong separation paid the deceased a visit about 3 years

ugu.

His funerv.1 nr-mmrl nn Si in

. - wv VII Uli

J uiy the 2d, at 12 o'clock noon

ana was ope of the largest fu

iixziui cultures cvnr spnn m

A Bridge Al Porlersville.

A meeting of the Commissioner of Daviess and Dubois county was held at Portersville last Thursday to discuss the building of a bridge across White river at that point. The meeting was held on the proposed site of the bridge near Portersville and a delegation from Jasper and Dubois county

ers of hoth counties have criven

'their consent to the construction

of the bridge and the joint meeting was for the purpose of deciding on its location and the style of oridge There was considerable rivalry in the- selection of a si'e. A large number of the Dubois

ty farmers wanted the bridge ed near HaysJIe, which

ould make it cross the river in

to Martin countv, but the Martin

county commissioners refuse to

consider the bridge so the mat

ter was taken up with the

Daviess county board, with the

result that their consent was

obtained, The farmers in the

extreme southeastern part of

Daviess and the northeastern

part of Dubois are all anxious for

the building of the bridge- Din

ner was served on the grounds at

the meeting

Cost of Bridge $15,000

Dubois Duplicate 89,000,000.

Daviess Duplicate $15,000 000 Leaves Dubois to pay 9c on each dollar to Davioss 15c. If the bridge does not cost more than $20,000 it is a good

investment

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TL 7! csa eaye you rrom w v $l-0to$20 on strictly Itign graJe tailorid-to-order clotnes tkrougk our advantageous connections with tnosefamous Chicago tailors Ed, K Price $ Co.

and deliver unquestioned style, corfectfif , Lonest workmanship and absolute satisfaction. Select your favored pattern and let us take your measure todav.

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Certain Results Many a Jasper Citizen Knows How Sure

They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the

worK of Doan's Kidney Pills in

Jasper. There is plenty of posi tive proof of this in the testimo

ny of citizens: Such evidence

should convince the most skep

tical doabtr Read the follow

ing statement:

Miss Helen Steinhauser, Clay

bt., Jasper, Ind., says: My bajk ached stead steadily and there was an extreme lameness across my loins. I had headache apd dizzy spells and rested so poorly that I always felt tired and worn out. Hearing Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by peonle who had taken them. I

got a supply at Flick and' Pfau's Drug Store and began their use.

The results were gratifying. I

obtained relief at once and I am now quite free from kidnev

complaint " (Statement given

April 24, 1907.)

Re-Endorsement. When Miss Steinhauser was

interviewed on Maich 23, 1910 she said: ''I willingly verify the statement I gave three years ago in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills. This remedy never fails to give me relief when my kidneys become disordered." For sale by all dealers. Price .'0 tents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, nolo agents for the l'n i ted .States. Remember the names Doan's and take no other.

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Kress bros. prop. Newly painted and furnished through out. First class board

at reasonable rates"

Good Bar in connection. Your patronage solicited.

Mill Street, Jasper, Ind.

Farm Bargains The Lester Payne farms in

Madison Township, Dubois Coun

ty, and Lost River township.

Martin County are for sale cheap.

There are three farms, one 80 acres, one 100 acres and one 307

acres, interested persons should

address Charles T. McCarty, Shoals, Ind.

Foley

Kidney Pills

What They Will Do for Yoa They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate .the excess uric acid that cause rheumatism.0 Prevent Bright's Disease and Diabates, and restore health an strength. Refuse substitute

Dubois County, The remains

were laid to rest in the beautiful

rairmount Uemetery at Hunt

iKuurK ma., oesiae the grave

ox nis son , William. The Rev

iv.ujw.tj preacnea an impressive

xunerai sermon. Sore Nipples and Chapped Hinds Are qufclily utretl by njjplylnic Chnmtcrlain, balvc Try It; it U aucsess. lrrk as cent. A White man aotintr na nirror

J . . . - ftv.

unvc aim a mger goc mco an argument at Evansville Saturday both had' guns; both are dead. Two funerals. Good riddance.

Warning1 Notice. Is hereby given to everybody to keep off of my farm. If found tresspassing there they will be prosecuted. Frank Vogler,

Gravel Road Notice.

Notice is hernhv vrivon f Vinf nn '

the 16th day of June 1911, Peter ! For sale by Jos. A. Meltfiira Neukam and 54 other freeholders -

of Harbison Townshin. Dubois

County Indiana filed their petition in the office of the Auditor of Dubois County praying for an extension of the John L. Harder et al system of Free Gravel Roads in Harbison Township Dubois County, Indiana and notice is further given that said petition will be heard by the Board of Commissioners of Dubois County on the 7th day of August 1911.

M. A. Sweeney, Auditor Dubois County. July 7, 1911, 3w. FOR SALE Story-and-half seven room

house. Good lot, 50x100 ft., al-

ey in rear; graded street, good

pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No rea

sonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.

LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Inventoips Suponeas, Warrants, Reports etc for Sale at the Courier Office.

Old Papers tho Couiier office 5c per package of 25.

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Are fiulcl

Halve. Try

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iWrsonally Conducted Excursion Southern Railway

8.00 for the rund trip to

Western North Carolina Asheville. X. C.. Lake Toxawav.

N. C, Waynesville. N. C-. Hot

Springs, N. C , and Henderson-

ville, N C. Tickets on sale July 12th, good to reach Jasper re

turning not later than July 26th.

1911. Speii'l your vacation in'Ithe mounta'ns of Western North Carolina. The waters at Hot Springs are noted for their curable qualities for Rheumatism. Waynesville is especially noted

for immunity from Hav Fever.

Asheville the most scenic all year

resort in America. Lake Toxaway is 3000 feet above sea level.

anü 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, In J.

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