Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 October 1911 — Page 4

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COURIER Uy Bkn Ed Doank.

JASTKU, UÜll US COUNTY, INDIANA

IZuturtHl atti. I'onoMeu ui Jupr, Icil. ur trmttnuumoii tncoiitfli ttio mail udoco nil clusu uiittcr.

The person who did the shoot-1 VALUABLE ADVICE. Citizens SNüld Profit By The Follow.

5nhrirti n l 50 Per Yeir.

This nnuei is m iiled recnlarly to it

Bnbscribert until a Jpttnite or&;r to dia

continno Jg leceivt! and all nrreara paid

n full; unless in tlte discretion of tlio nnbllehei a Jifferent court o should bo

deemed advisable.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1911

Town Election Nov. 7, 1911. Democratic Ticket Town Clerk and Treasurer Joseph A. Wuchner. Town Marshal Joseph Kraft, Sr. Trustee 2d, Ward Philip Kunkel Trustee 4th. Ward George Hettlch Citizens' Ticket. Trustee 2d. Ward Michael W. Kress Trustee 4th. Ward Joseph Eckert Jr.

Evansville

er In Trouble.

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himself, he lit a lantern and fol

lowed the buggy track until he saw where tfte one who did the

shooting stopped. His son and a

couple of neighbors assisted him in following the trail and the indictment and arrest of the reckless evil doer is expected before

many more days.

Some Married Hen Scared Some.

ino Statement

Doan's Kidney Pills cured this Jasper resident.

Their merit was shown- the story

told. Now comes further evidence. The testimony is confirmed. The remedy was tested the

cure lasted.

Could Jasper reeidents demand i

stronger prooi r It's Jasper testimony. It can be investigated. Anton Baumert, Main St , Jas

per, lno., says: l naa a very bao

and I

The fact that a number of fair females from the South end of Jasper were subpoenaed before the grand jury la tMonday, (not

only frightened a certain woman, 'attack of kidney trouble

who has probably not lived as was obliged to nass the kidnev

virtuous a life as the Master did. i secretion every little while- My

out it also scared some married , back pained me almost conshnt-

men of this town, (who have sons ly and was very weak. I also

and daughters almost grown), so had depressing headaches and bad that thoy havn't been able to ' was all run down. Seeing Doan's enjoy a good drink of good whis- Kidney Pills advertised, I got a key since they heard of the box at Flick & Pfau's Drue Store

subpoenas haying been served, and before I had taken them long We don't wish any person any the svmptons of mv trouble were

harm, but we do hope the grand removed. I never 'took another

jury win suincienc evidence . remeay mat aciea as eircctiv: y

to indict tne whole set. men and 'as Doan's Kidnev Pills." (State

women aiiKe, it they've been car- ment given April 24, 1S07J

rymg on as reported upon the a lasting cuke-

btrtuis nere. un uarcn za. iuiu. air. Kaum

,ert copnrmed the above state

ment and added: I gladly atlow the continued use of my

name in praise of Doan's Kidney

V 'igt TH E Y are a

t .mm r 1 1 1 . 1 t k Ki i . mi . f rm i

W, ö VVJiLL .: LOT" OUR SUITS f

CIRCUIT COURT

John A. Anderson, who was be

ing tried last week when we

went to press, was found guilty by the jury of assault and bat

tery with intent to kill and mur

der John A. Parsons His law

yers made a motion for a new

Pills Since this remedy cured me three years ago, I have had

no further cause for complaint."

I or sale bv all dealers. Price

.'0 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buf-

the

et

Among the indictments

turned by the grand jury Monday was one charging Henry Luerssen special officer of the Board of Childrens Guardians of Vanderburg county at Evansville with rape. His victim being Mrs. Lillian Miller, wife of John Mil

ler of near Ferdinand

According to the story told by

friends of Mr. and Mrs. Miller,

air. Luerssen came to their home

on June 16th, bringing with him from the Home the 14 year old sister of Mrs Miller, whom he

was to place in her home. After dinner was over, and Mr. MiJ'er

had gone to his field to cut wheat, Mr. Luerssen suggested to the girl he brought, Ida Staub and the girl that was staying there, Miss Feller, that they go out to a cherry tree some distance from the house and pick some cherries. They went for the cherries and according to Mrs. Miller's storv Mr. Luerssen went for her tie

caught her round the waist ased her for some "cocchie" and when she refused he forced and pushed her into a corner of the room and there partially accomplished his purpose. She resisted him as best she could and when she threatened to call for her husband

he dared her to do so and as hej

had a pistol with him, her fear of serious trouble between him and her husband cowed her into keeping the secret until after he had left. Mr. Miller, knowing nothing of what had happened hitched up to his buggy and drove Mr. Luerssen to the train that evening. After his return home Mrs. Miller told her husband of what had happened, some trouble followed, but when Mr. Miller understood how Luerssen had taken advantage of his wife, he felt that Luerssen and not his wife

was to blame. So the grand jury took the matter up and Monday afternoon returned an indictment Monday evening. Luerssen was .arrested at the Board of Children's Guardians in Evansville Tuesday afternoon. Ho wna

brought here Tuesday night and i S

trial. Ihis motion was arouedi falo. New York, .sole acents for

and the court after being fullv United Statt. 1 Ii 1.1 . I

aavisea iound tnat lie had Had a I Remember the name Doan's

iair trial and he was sentenced! .mil t.ibi mi nrhnr

o Michigan Citv for from 2 to 14 1

years.

The case of Katharine Huebner - 90fZ C. GjriVtr,

al s Paul Kohletter; et al. I . .

damages, change of venue to; Veterinär V bUrffeOll

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XTm I viuce uu (met-, iical uoor iu

! "Kunkel & Eettich's livery barn

Home phone m day 45-2, night

liu- Cumberland n-Z.

Harbison Trustee's Notice.

First National Bank vs

hglof t et al, orders that Eglof t

pay 150 interest. - John E. McFall was appointed Special Judge to hear the case of Jacob Geiss vs city of Hunting-

burg. Notice i? nereby pven tbat the under-

Poordoo SfiTTmn-o R.l- ,m ti. aiimed Tnistee of Harbison townelnn.

Rll .7: ??" a.ttend-? basinet on each

"uuv-" "iwjuciuiumuuwa ) -Monday oi tlie year at my office, and In the matter of the drainacre persons having" township businees to

Detition of Georrre Mpvpi- Pf nl ftransactaie required to present it to him

Geo. LaFollett. A. H. Travlor

and himil tserger were appointed

viewers to meet Oct. 9

Ch. Hoffman vs Fred Gerger et al, judgment for $487.35. Celia Bauer. Admx. Ivs. C.

Bauer and Jos. Bauer. reDort sale

of land for $635. Sale aDoroved.

Several cases of Daniel Kinir

vs Huntingburg saloon keepers, continued Ethel Pearce vs Frank Pearce, divorce granted.

In the matter of the St. An-! thony Milling Co. for disolutioni of partnership, Henry P. Hausenhauserfor $10,000. Saleap-' proved. j In the matter of Wesly Wade, ! Guardian ordered to sell real es-1

täte.

on Saturdays.

Tie township library will be kept at

my uoir.e near iveuervuie. Martin Tjuulino, Tinstee. I an. . 1P03.

Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Lpans at-o per cent. Jasper, Ind.

THE

Peoples State Bank vsWm. D.ll"1. A "DHP A fTVT

Finke judgment for $7D9 75. I A -OL XXI

URßE COBPHTION CHARTERED. JshnsoFi-FUzeeralä-Sweefiey Lüftfeer Mio. I

Ry. Co. Style I torn. By the launching yesterday of "John-eon-Fitzgcrald-Sweeney Lnmber Alanufacturin and Railway Company of Jackeon, Mies., ono of the largest concerns of its kind in this country has been Added to the development of onr State. The chief organizers of tliia gigantic enterprise are Joel P. Johnsou & Son of Jackeon, Philander II . Fitzgerald of Indianapolis. Ind., and Andrew M. Sweeney of Indianapolis. The capital stock is flva million dol.ars, divided into fifty thousand shares of one hundred dollars each, of which one inil'ion

two hundred thousand dollars has been

in.

DUBOIS

j-utcicvi iiuu d Dond With AI- This company now controls one hun-

Dert bonderman as surety for his "rw an(l ,l,ty thousan i acres ot yellow

unpearance nere nrvr rprm nfiH,,MBUU luocI,u,ceKt K,nu01 "u001

- w ft. court.

Some one in Evansville put up the money to back Mr. Sonderman in going on his bond. Mr. Jake Schwenk, sheriff of this county, went to Evansville and brought the prisner here and was present at l he time he was arrested. When men go out "coochie" hunting they'd better know thair parties better than this man knew bis, if they don't want to get into serious trouble. The case will come up at the next term of this court.

Shot Into'Farm House Some would-be-assassin on last Sunday night as he passed the home of John H. Sendleweck in Boone township, shot through one

ui me windows, and the bullet

ror sale at all first-class saloons

and cigar stores. Try it.

timber. Pour large modern eawmillH.

eech of a daily capaeity of 150.000 feet, to be erected at different ptinte on the company's domain. Mr. A. M. Sweeney is a man well

known in public life and financial cir-i .1.. in t . l : n .. t I

as clerk of the Indiana Supreme Couit.irart Havana. 0C Clffar. which is ono ot the most lucrative ofllces in i n i . i .

m the btate. IIo was the founder, and

for fourteen years president of the State

uie insuranco company of Indiana, which is tho largeet financial institution

in uiu oiHie. ror icq years lie was! preiident of the School Boaid ol Indiaapolis. This gcntloman will have cbaigsl

as necai agent oi an the unauciat affaire of the new company. Joel F. Johnson, Jr., John I. Fit -cerald and Clarence K. Swpnni.v anna -f

the three organlrors, are all collet Sunday, October 15 '11 frraduatea who un. iti!Alll.nn J' - xx

nromisinir vount? himinoM mon. umlwim ACCOlint

are worthy eons of their successful sires, Meeti Off Woodmen of thft anil u'tin will lu. attAa.X n I... -i:. M v6U Ul 1UU

World.

$1.10 Excursion To Evansville Via

Southern Railway

and who will be added to the ate. Miss. Ex,

LEGAL BLANKS.

Leave Jasper 7:57 A. M. Arrv. Evansville 10:15 .A. M t

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evansville b:z)

struck the bed-stead upon which Warranty Deeds O.iif- Phi'h VhTÜ f ui 1US mn Mr. Sendbtfeck and his wife Üef Phnffl TuiL Claim be the last popular priced excurwersleeDinc If tho hV,ii0,5 ffi Ve AIo"tgrages, Rea ision of the season to Evansville. KJÄffibS-f1!. liLÄLgf?: rnventoies Don't fail to take advantage o

v m m u w C4Cf 111 1 1 I I IJ . IIIM ll'ILT T f I IT 1 1 1 1 I ,

Mav ontered the Imdv .if Yf

Sndlewck ar4kwould have very probably endcdihirlife.

for Sale at the Courier Office. Old Pape the Courier office 5c per packag of 25.

ayenmb, agent.

Sore Nipples and Cfwpoed Hands

TROUSERS, Rain-Coats, and OVERCOATS, Just Received at Wm. J, KUEBLER'S. The Clothier and Furnisher,

West Side Public Square., Jasper, Indiana

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WEST BADEN, IND. "The Typical Home-Like Hotel." Will V. Troth, Proprietor.

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The Sutton Hotel is located upon a high elevatian affording splendid view of the picturesque springs valley. Located one square from depot and the famous West Baden Springs. Electric Lighted, Steam Heated, Hot and Cold Water, Fire Proof. Rates $10.50 Per Week, with all the conveniences of your home. No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A

5 hotel with service surpassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate within reach of all. Splendid I accommodations for families. Write the manageI ment for any information you want. t OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.

HE II Mil J. The Home Telephone Co has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best ser vice) )

Cks.

FLICK

Plasterer. First Class Work. Best Finishing's Contracts taken Let us show you. OHAS FLICK

You can talk to your friends, order your merchandise and make

I your appointment by the Home 'phone. ! DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE CO!

SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE Schedule in Effect Sunday Apr. 21 Iiis Fol

owing Is for Informalisn Onlg and Is nor Gaaraateei EaSTBOUXD So. 5 DAILY 9:3 A. V. No. 17 " 5:53 1. M. No. 11 (1:10 1. 31. CO. li US DAY ONLY G:M A. V. YKSTOOU.VD. No. 12 Daily 57 A M NO. 11 1I.SO M No. 9 " ; K V M NO. 20 Sü.VliAr OSLT. 1105 AM Thue shown at IluutlngbursJ KASTItOUND. No. 1. DAILY. 4 ;37 A. 1L3 3

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11 M . M. S:(J0 1. 31. V. K. CUycoml

Act) Jaiper

Foley

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Reduced Rates to f Indianapalis, Ind vij I SOUTHERN RY.,

Corner 7lhg & Jackson Sts Account meeting Improved order , 1 of Red Men, October 17th-19th, r.'OME 'phone. ; 1911. Call on local ticket agent for full particulars. i J. C Beam, Jr , AGPA, St Louis

Low Colonist Kates to Destinations in the West Northwest and Southwest Via Southern Railway Tickets on sale daily September 1 5th, to October 15th, 1Ü11, inelusive, For further information, -ask any agent, or write to A. R. ! Cook, DPA. Louisville. Kv..

E. D. atratton. D. P. A. Evan.

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