Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 January 1915 — Page 4

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REM. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

New Ollieials,

JAäriSlt, UU 11 Ii COUNTY, INDIANA

toe trutismuöM 1 1. foil if w Uw mtil a mtUolriaa mattor.

Tfjia pupei fi m it!ol regularly to it anbscribers fiflül n JoflLnite orcWr to cliatfontinne 'a recoivoVl ud nil arronra paid

in full: unions in Ute lisartion of the

publishei a different courto "IiouUl do doomed advisable. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1915. Circuit Court Began its January session last Monday morning Judge Bretz presiding. Stanley Kreig looking after State cases. Barbara Eifert court reporter and Henry Melchoir as court baliff The following cases have been disposed of. State vs Harrison King, A & B witk intent, plea of guilty and taken under advisement. State vs Oliver Bledsoe, 2 cases A & B with intent cont.

Roscoe Rhodes A & B intent cont. Emt Owens intox cont Ed Landgrebe 3 'jases, Pre False claims cont

John A. Opel to Anna.M- PoDDr

40 04 acred, 13000. i Lest Friday was official clean

Riley Burton, last will to Bolle up day, with district, county and

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.Durum. iwu3j i Frank X. Fleck to Andrew and Val BandendiatejjL 1 acre, $50. Jos. Kraft to Frank Jacobs, 5 acres. 161

In Jasper,

Jacöb H Seng succeeded himself

as County Auditor, Wm Bockelman as County Clerk and John

jL Bretz as district judge of Cir-

Wm- Kuiz, admipjstrator, to'cuit Court. Stanley Kreig beCaroline Bretz lot' 5 Jandebur.carne Pros. Atty vice ri. W.

Carpenter. David Abel succeed-

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add Huntinuburff. $711.

Jos. E. Buchardt to Alphonse Schnell, 35 acres, $2ÖQ'0 Eva E. Lichlyter tbllaura E,

Beebo 120 acres, 500:

Mich. H. Schwindiammer to

Mike Schwinghammer, pt. lot 19, Huntingburg, 1200.

Jacob H. Seng to Jos. L.. San

der, 40 acres, 500

Veronica Blessinsrer to Eliza

beth fiiessinger, und 2 21 120

acres, - 300.

Abigail Brown to Hy J. Brown

et al, last will.

J. C Speckman to Alvina

Speckman et al last will.

Josephine G Cooper to Clar

ence V- Ha worth 120 acres 1200.

Jos. E Buchart to Jos W. Haas

41 100 acre, $50

Everett Anderson agecf about 27 years, died'at his home on

Buchart St Tuesday morning,

after a lingering illness of tuberculosisIiis mother and several brothers and sisters survive him. Thq funeral occurred yesterday.

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Baldwin Reilly, aged 89, fam-

jiliarly known over at Loogootee

beO UOX et ai nOlliea. homo nf a rffliiaVif.ov .f- WacViiricr-

o o 7 o &u a ton Saturday morning Mr,

U L " Keiuy naü spent more than titty

OS r COnt- VPara nf hlQ lifo in T.nrrnni-no

" Oscar Jones seduct con long time havin been appoint. . nd 9?Veß& b.Vlfc ed by Abraham Lincoln. He

covnnn pnnr toli. t. j? tt t i

Uv,i. I 1 o i.n mnimi. m nan o num.

Louis Bretz vs boutnern Ky. w nf nnhn in .i.cn

judgment for Railroad Co- and visited Iwa sPvWnl timps

Miirea iNoian vs Jonn riea-whn hi Ristov Mr

man rKcrmcQorl "nln inf.iflF'.d Pncf: h: .1 i tt-

r . 1 n '""r ; uvea nere. ins remains were

liaucuu ""6 uaia to rest ac juoogootee on

Kittetal damages cont. Tuesdrv.

Nioma Schnell vs Southern Rv

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cont. mm Hiinnpfin n ap- wm.

Simon Lowe vs Southern Ry, ,

2 cases both dismissed. Harrison Uounty Boy Ke

en Jacob Schwenk as County

onernT. wonn j. ivreuein suc

ceeded Wm. Raushor as County

lreasurer and Louis Blessinger took charge of the Counby Recorders office in John Judy's

place. James Songer became

bounty Assessor vice H. M. Kean. Henry Landgrebe was succeeded by John VV. Klosterman of Cass township as Co. Commissioner for the 3d D strict. Mat Hauser succeeded himself. Henry Fritch became County Surveyor and Dr. Leo A- -alb County Coroner. The new town ship Trustees who assume office are for Columbia township Wm Weaver, succeeds David Morgan and Chas A. Lichauer bacame Tp assessor. Harbison. Peter Harder succeeded Martin Thimling and George Stam assessor.

Booner-Wm- F Hoffman secured Tom Inman's place while Elmer Lansford became Assessor, Madison Township; George Green Trustee. In Bainbridge Lawrence Hoch gesang succeeded Wm. Erny as

trustee and Alois Birk became

Assessor.

In Marion John Seger succeed

ed John Buechlein as trustee and

Casper Biilner as assessor. tt 1 1 rn i- -l.i

nan xp nas secured tne ser

vices of ex-representative Dr

Peter L. Coble as trustee and

..jos. H. Bretz for assessor.

Jefferson, Ott Leonard Trustee

Abraham Sanders assessor-

jBckson, Martin Wagner trus

tee, Ben Schuhmacher assessor.

Cass. George Loeter, trustee,

August Kemke assessor.

Claims iul Allowances at

tlio January 1915 Term of

County Commissioner's Court.

Andrew J Berger rep C H Carl Tlnile rep jail Felix L Schneider sup P F Frank Fromme emp' P F Jacob II -eng Add Salarv

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get the genuine New Horn Sewing Machine is to buy the macht

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lbs H?w Home Sawing MscEise Company,

ORANGE,. MASS. For Sale by John Lorey.

granted

Arron Utz vs Harve Tindle, ceiyes Check for that Sum

note dismissed. for Growing Acre of Corn. Rosalia Rausch vs Southern Indian-a Gcts seven -Prizes. Ry. damages cont. , n , L . John F Weisheit vs Mart Hoff- .p0 Democrat ) mo, TninnpHriTi Wn vsvillp P.hnrp.h William Frederick, the sixteen

onif KeTniocnd old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mat Buechler vs Adam Hed-John Jrederjck just north of

rich judgment on 2 notes lvF- VOJoneA ot tpe,t.en prizes Lula Garland vs Oliver Gar- Pve.nnb,y J erican AZ?l-

land divorce allowed $20 for At- Lai vue.miVf 1 ywupauy, ymtnrtipv nnrl 10 fnr snrmorh. cmnati, in their corn growing

Frank Sengx, E i Mertes QT nst conducted in tqe three

icmiccorl v otaies muiana, umo ana iven-

tucky, and he recently received When the husband thinks he a letter from the Company in-

nrmld Viqato Anna 'nnrfnv Qnrl f Tip dOSinOf him a check for .

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wife thinks she couldn't have rollowmg is the list 'of the

done worse, some divorce lawyer winners of the prizes, their post

gets the price of a new runabout, omce addresses, the amount of

When the bride finds her coi:n eacn. grew on an acre, thoughts wandering from him to PrTlze-y . en, the price of ham and eggs, the Manilla, Ind., 115 bushels, White honeymoon goes down in the eel- -ent, lerciiizer, w ids. lar and starts to hunt for a gas f P, Tontogany; 0 Jeak with a lighted match. J08 bg!l. White Dent, lertil

- If a man stuck a pin in a pin-,, n' T " n;.t. r ;u , I? ifc tX?e eame t0 be 00 the premises, ur incVnrm avow h'mp Vip kisspri V'. fiaii. X111- 0 , tier the .pr wi .ns cf the laws of Indian

- i 1 : r. onsneis, 022, ids , xejtow UentlKverninR sucu u-enee.

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

NEWS FROM HOME, That absent relative or friend would like to read the 1

tiT rn v'wwu in in uouner uuriug wis new ye u yu on'y 1 50 to please them in the matter of

-v u..w uucy wuuiu appreciate more unan any otner gilt you

uuuiu senu cnem.

v uu tut; evening snaae is lanin' at bne closing 01 t

uaY An' va feller rests from labor, smokin' at his pipe of clay liiere s nothing does him so much good, be fortune up or down, As the little cou'ntry paper from his Old Home Town. It ain't a thing of beauty and its print's not always clean But it straightens, out his temper when a feller's feelin' mean; It takes the wrinkles off his face an brushes off the frown lhat little country paper from his Old Home Town. It tells of all the parties and the balls of Pumpkin Row Bout who spent Sunday with who's.gfrl, and how the crops'll grow, Air' how it keeps a feller psted ' who's up and who Ms down, That little countro paper from his Old Home Town. Now, I like to read the dailies and the story papers too And at times the yaller novels and some other trash don't you? But when I wan't some other readin' that'll -brush away a frown,

I want that littla paper from my Old Home Town.

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Juzy of Experts Approves Beer

13.92 26.93 300.00 20 00

600.00

Pike (Jo Orphans Home Orphans 96.60 SJom'l T TW1U;& T V n

Hubert Qiante ' 1 Jos (icrber 1 1 Florian Gntzweiler ' ' Aug Fritch 1 1 John L K rod el ' Flurry Wellmeyer ' 1 Henry Lampert rond petition Albt Bohneit sun P F Jacob II. Seng Auditor D. C. Frank Seng deputy.

Jan. 8, 191Ö-1 wk.

FOR SALE-

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gmnted imProved street. Cheap for imgranted mediate sale. Inquire this office granted "

j nvitations, Aui.ouncemioiits

ritaüon o ihs iiquoi' question has focused

more attention upon beer than any othr food product. Beer has successfully stood trial before the courts of chemistry, medicine and social' science.

Head the following expert opinions of be

t Dr. H. W. Wiley, former U. S. Chemist: "Beer ts a veritable food product. " H. E. Barnard, Indiana State Chemist: "TTie person who opens a bottle of beer mav knnm tht ,

only manufactured food article

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Etc öo in script, two sets of

envelops, S2.50. 100 vWtmu

curua tor oyc. write ro u; Uen Ed Doane, Jasper, lud.

which, may be said to be absolutely cl

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light beer is- calculated to promote

JA cense Renewal Notice.

i once lb' Hereby aiven to the citizens

of Jaspe, JbambnJge township, Dubois . l T .. . .

SOUTHERN RY..

TIMETABLE

county, Indiana, that the und Brsiuned a bCtieOUie in Effect Sunday Jan.4, the Fol male citizen of the United States, will rft,..? :Ä t ft apply to the County Commissioners of l0 IS lOP Information Only and IS nil

Dubois county at their next re?nlar ses

sion in Feb. 1915, for a license" to retail

unjc-a.uujz ijfiuors, ana wme. anct ner-

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Guaranteed.

wife during the first year of his

married life, and after that pulled out a pin every time he kissed

her, it would take him about

seven years to pull all the pins

out

The French and the Germans

ana the .belgians may imagine

that they -are up against a terri

ble proposition. But they should pity the poor Americans who have to listen co the din at every

corner where bior-mouthed war

riors are deciding the European

struggle with hot air shells

Cincinnati Enquirer. Ä Clean SlateIeliät8.

The state board of finance at a meeting Tuesday authorized the payment of ?815000 indebted ness. This leaves the state free of debt outride of the Indiana, Purdue and Vincennes university

til 1917 and 1921. This is the tl01 u first time in eighty-two, years ta.me: that the state has had a clean l lr aK slate. The state canital building uf v in ni,r fo nTKc Kill Irli n rr DOUgnC O

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was erected thirty years ago

fertilizer, 450 lbs.1 in hill

W. A. Groshaus, Hamlet, "Ind., 103 bushels, 30 lbs , Yellow Dent fertilizer, 500 lbs broadcast. Norris McHenry, Elizabeth town, Ind., i)3 bushels White Dent; fertilizer, 375 lbs. W. A Withrow, 'New Richmond, Ind., 91 bu. 50 lbs., Yellow Dent; fertilizer, 700 lbs. broad

cast. 4 W. A. Westfall, Poseyviile, Ind , 89 bu. 65 lbs , White Dent; fertilizer, 3?5 lbs. broadcast. Valentine Bender, Poseyviile, Ind., 87 bu 10 lbs, White Dent; fertilizer, 375 lbs. broadcast. William Frederick, Gorvdon.

Ind., 82 bu. 39 lbs Yellow Dent.

fertilizer, 203 lbs. broadcast, 100

lbs. m mil.

rhe exact description of where said

KASTBOUND Dl' 9:24 A. M " 5:JS l M. b:J P. . WESTßOUNJ)

Dr. F. London: digestion9

Dr. Mortimer . Granville, eminent Enolish physician: "The moderate consumption of beer is goodt for the system. " i

Indiana Brewers Association

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mw srouna noor or a one eton rramer,u- 7:4t r ai

bJilrtine, 0x24 looted on the South Time shown at Unutlngburtf.

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ujh"J "3nc tu serve ac tne same u'RSTiinrrwn

pi-ci mane to consist of articles of so. 2, daily, yi -a2 a. äi.

ioou ana tor lüe sal. of riars and to- so. iu S:05 P. M

baeeo.

Some Thing's We Do,

Stationery printed at this of fice is ':'ipr the best satisfan-

.veek we printed 500 for a man and " by e collected a small . months ago a man us some note naner

I ana envctones to use when writ-

Rouert M. Egg. Jan S 1915 -3 wk.

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states making as good a showing. tms om and is m jaü. An- This is the best proposition' Pike Countv Dmojcrat. ot.hr come tof .our Daperver offered in the countv in a; ;wita whicn ti make cigarettes 'combiation way.

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And don't have to grease but once a week.

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Hor Sale by H ieij-'a Oaalirs

application for Renewal of liicense.

AiOriCu. Is hereby giveu to the cftfzens V Ualnbridge Tp f Dubois county, Indiana, that the uudersitrned. ,,

v . unc vcjii:, um, oi gooü inoral charac-1 ter, ana wno has been a f

nfthetownofJasperforYpeyiodofn

11 ü"oretl;epuuiieitfott of this notier, will upply to the Board of Commissit ners of Dubois Countv Indinnu. r tui

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.A A young lady of coir paper tocurl

Mail your orders at once to, Bsn Ed Doane, Jasper, Ind.

There were born in Indiana he is

durimr Ck'tot.r vju 438S child-'boueht

rp.n: üSSiS) s and 23SB crirls.Jier hair - n and now she has a

2736 people died, of whom 632 beau (v only have a little of

were under 4 yars ot age, and

861 werf ov .r G5 yars of age

Indianapolis v. as the most un

healthv t-.v.vn. an! Elkhart the

healthiest. Dubois County hair, hn v rxtractcd with-

there were lx acaths ,out rai . . m th r.-nit1 of i,"l lJi4iHerÄ1?d rtgiiges; xone.

Uv. ircuimivu . i DCKiT

ar t-ebruary term, 15, for leavj to self In his own name spirftous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities thiin a quart tu t.me, vith the privnlege of allowin- the same to be dranK for a period of one vear from the date of said licens upon the following property to -wit:

l ae precise location where said liquors are

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v.w um uiu uiuiumuui i uiiii&i on iu ucuilHoU UU nul U' 'J ' room is :eet wide bv 20

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.old accou ' t. I fortunes, cause .. . n.T ,a,t. ' l?':!" T." Ä Ö"

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i- J Cviur or ine w kiv at J :100er. Indtann fnHi.. i mrt Qounty, Indiana.

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S worn i;o before mo this dav of Sept

TRUSTKXJi. DOUGnKßrr Justice of the Peace. , Seal. Sept 2, 1011 i wk.

Also, at the same time ;wlll make applicution for license to servn inn.i,no I

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tobaoco. Sa 0 f c,4?ars lLnd aid saloon to be conducted in connection with a restaurant. n IGXA7Z KRESS. Jaa. 1, 1015-3 wies.

Every up-to-date Dubois coun

ty farmer should have his own

printed letter heads and envel-

opes witn tne name ot his farm home printed thereon, especially ,the envelopes with the return address We can print you 100 of each for $1 50 on good material. Give us your order. I RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS

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