Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 January 1903 — Page 4

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'A Fl DCPOII COl'WTT. IKD1AMA. rr cau.l.aUrotfb tfc.m.ll t.iM-oodcl.Mm.U.r FRIDAY. JAM AHY l, 190:.. If yau ha auy waat aar tirtntluc. loral or rail tu through couritr rniM. i.t. SV The Annual Rtpoft of the Truste, Geo. M (.ireene, of Madion township, for the calendar year ndiog Dec. I, 1903, made on Tuesday last, un ler the uew law, ihows the financial affairs ul the township have been well nn iaJ under his supervision everv fund showing i b'tlanc-1 on hin1 from laat year's teceipts, -itniin iu: in ti e aggregate, exdu-ive of tuition fund, to 98 18 25, w .h In 9mt paid on OWtetaiMiiag mi-tui f, and the debt n the towoeoip reduc d ovr ba f itil ntvifig re paid of the principal thereof Another year id such iusnem-n , if Ho accident occuis, will pay the outstandiog warrant; s-ued by his predecessors, when the total tax levy, filed by the Advisory Board for this year at cents on each f 100, can be materially reduced. ANOTHER "GUSHER" IN JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. IM Barrels of Od per Day A correspondent says the Stand ard Oil Co., lea.-ed land of Martin B. Eckert, about 4 m les south of Birdseye, and bian drilling for oil on Dec. 8th, and in JO days had gone toward China 1,000 feet, when a superior quality of oil was struck, and the well is estimated to tlow 100 barrels a day, and also considerable gas. The well wad capped, and the company, be says, will drill more wells on their leased property, and lay pipe lines to Birdseye, from where it will be shipped. The citizens of Birdseye are greatly elaltd, and anticipate a lively growth in population the coming year, that will add greatly to the wealth and business of the town. Tue Courier hoes they may realize iheir biggest anticipations. Darcbotz Killed oear St. Heory. New Years s Day. New Year's night a number of ung men of Cass township were imj a charivari party serenading vred Kirkhoff and bride, when John D jrcholz slipped and fell, the shot gun which he carried was discharged, and the load entered his forebead, tearing off the top of his head. He was immediately .arried into the bouse, and medical aid summoned, but without avail, as be died at 3 o'clock Friday morning. Coroner Fred Meinker, who had just taken office New Years' day, held an inquest, and returned a verdict of accidental death. He was a young man of 22 years, and generally liked by his associates. The burial took place at Ferdinand Saturday morning. The Courier' W assist ton Letter. Washington City, Jan. 5, '03. The criticisms aud protestations which have greeted Senator Hoar's anti-trust bill furnish ample evidence of the unwillingness of Congress to carry into effect, in a single instance, any of the recommendations of the President in regard to the control of the trusts. No soon er had the terms of Mr. Hoar's bill been made public than Representative Jenkins, chairman of the Judiciary committee, made public a statement in which he declared that the trusts had nothing to fear, and the people nothing to gain, by the passage of the bill, which was merely the old ideas rehabilitated in new phraseology. The Hoar bill provides for the publicity so earn estly advocated by the President, and forbids, under penalty of $0,000 fine or not more than a year's imprisonment, or both, combinations in restraint of trade, the selling of goods below a fair market price f r the purpose of destroying a competitor, and the ownership by on- 8 r poration of stock in other corporations. Itis rnmered that Senator I, idgVi bill reducing the tariff Philipp ne imports from 7" to 28 pur cent of theDiogley rate-, will enc writer at vers opposition in the Senate The f ugar trust is firmly opposed to mich reduction, as are the I amber an I other industries, especially the t -b ceo growers. The fact that lot reduction would prove ot Mftttl a I vantage to the inlands would q MIHI no hing, of toojfwa, m oompafed with the personal intere-ts of iheso producers. C. A. 8. Married. Carl KrorJol and Miss Hattie White were united in mar riage yesterday evening.

TW iilssisstii ot iMMff PiIImi mom t,ack Wednesday. Ul Im. readv

for the opening diy. which was yea l rday , t t ISf mm ( rin. Jrt 11 MtWWatt tili Miff n n'i Mnmvt ttts nii of intUm matorv heuiUHtiMii, hut wa liht '.itr elerdav. J K ukvtop h ' b Mtq inn . .. 1 i led tili et k it't au Ht tack ut cbttU Mild f- vi r, but M im proving. V. I) mui.k. -j nt ttif holidays with bk family in North Manchester, and cam tack to Jasper M .1 iIhV. Ku d Beefcman is able to be up, b ll n t able to be outside the bouse. He expects to be in to take ehaige of the Treasurer's otlice in about tao weeks. a. Mart in L. Anderson, general 1 v Known as " Doc," who formerh lived weft of Ireland, died at Ad ams, Neb , of cancel of the stomach, and was buried there last week He was 73 years old, and lived in Dubois county most of his life, and was respect-d by all of hi neighbors. The Hooeter Oil Co.'s drillers Parted to drilling Monday, but hav ing only 80 ft. ot piping, which wa. eihiusted Wednesday, they wertcompelled to quit work until more piping arrives. They expect to con tinue next Monday. Dubois Circuit Court, Judije K v presiding, and the new Sheriff, Vic Cassidy, with the witn tie aid f Herman Cantrup as co irt bailiff, keeping things in order, and Leo H Fnber pro-ecu ting the the pleas of the State, with MUs Lillie Pieman af official steno grapher, began its 'an. term Mon dav mornine. the loliowtoi casts were disposed of up to Wednesday night. CRIMINAL CASES. State vs. 1'eter Hopt, removing tombstone; plea guilty; tine $10; jail sentence of 10 days. State vs William Frank, Assault and Batterv; ulea not guiitv ; trial by court and under advisement. State vs. Perry Erps; affidavit quashed and defendant discharged. CIVIL CASKS. In the Receivership casn of John Kothert's estate, it was ordered that the Receiver pay over to John Ruthert 1819.25, as part due on bis exemption, out of any money coming into bis hands subsequent to Nov. 6th, 190J, not covered by any lien in fafOf uf any reditor, and cause continued. Alb J. Kaufman et al vs. BlflMf Spurlock, et al ; on note; dismissed. Claude A . Sittason vs. BotttLero Ky . damages; change of venue to Pike Co. granted. Walter H. Myers by May Myers vs. Southern Ry; damages; dismissed. W. B. Belknap & Co. vs. John W. Kuebler and John M Schmidt; on note; di-missed on motion of plaintiff. f dtotJ C.nway & Co , vs. John W. Kue'; ler and John M. Schmidt, on acc't; dismissed by plaintiff Haysville Haps. F. Mann took home his new team Sunday. J. L. Hacker and family visited B. B-irschneck Sunday last. J Sjhott butchered six nice hogs Tuesday last, he says he likes bresok. J. E. Taylor has caught a fins -tar skunk. George Mann took his best girl home New Year's nigbt. Christ Hoffman's work hand's horses broke loose Sunday night, and they had to walk home. J. E. Taylor and (ieorge Mann got lost not long since, going home from a dance. The stockholders of the Haysville Milling Co. will meet Jan. 10, J 903. George L. Neukam was up in the hills trying to trade for another span of mules, he says hs wants two spans. Wm, Schott closes his siloon to help butcher bogs, eo he can get to eat pig ears. Geo. HelrciH and A lirxxton a e the spor i of Hay-ille that -tiake the box. Zeigler and Ki-enhut wer at tie dance New Years' nigbt. Geo. Zeigler was -ver from Ma;tin Co. New Yeirs' Eve. Via. Notice About Deliver.

Daring the Winter and HprmK i , ( , n 1 1 1 p b ich unato oao for atodr, burinii or marrlaf II ' wl.ile the driving ih hi i I.H.I. I mil m trSllSr mil my delivery won at ! oV..-k. a. KJSS in , n I 2 o'clock, in , and fiit-,mers ttorlna tbo Oro of yoath. ftwwdi off lattBlty wHi.tintr aij.Mli. delivtrfd nre retjiieit! to nA?cll?,"-p4OD- r,n 1??-?

hoa HiHirnxlnr. m l.v il., tliofie me delivery matron will not tro mit. other ti-ne unletm thfie thottld b . amount of ordern lo justify it. JOaEPti BUCHART. Jan. , 3t.

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Thousands Rave Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it.

How To rind Out. Fill a bottle or common f laaj with your water and let it s'.and twenty-four hours; a T unhealthy tondi- , ti n of the kld-jL-rrl your linen it Is evidence of kidney trouble ; too lr.Ttinl ..... ... ha jßr pass it or pain in convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. What to Do. There Is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing It, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it. both sent absolutely free by mall. aaoress Dr. Kilmer Sc fat wtawawwaW Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing mention reading Ulla generous offer in this paper. Dott't make SSV mistake but remem ber the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root, and the all rose, Bingham ton, H. Y. OO everv txittle Tbe Southern railroad surveyors cauie back to Jasper Friday, in 1 continued their work. They started at the depot agsin, and bepm driving pertuanent stakes. Prom their actions me would judge tnat the company certainly mtaiis to t uild. NOTICE. I n and after the 1st of December, 1908, the following prices for coal will be adopted : B jtT bushel delivered, each on delivery, tk per buebel at mine. Ve wid pay fie miners o'4c per buebel for digging coal, Joseph Schroeler, Jr., Henry lioeppner, Andrew Hopf, Mat. Keece, Isiiior Schiietter. Mat. Eckert. Dec. '). -iu. Annual Statt-ment. Bepott cf the condition of the Dubois County St Its Hank. ;it Jasper, in the State of Indiana, at the erase "t' businef s, on Deeattiher 31st, 90S RKSOCWK. Loans and Ditooonts, - 1124.391.91 Due from Banks on call, 109,641.20 Ovenlrafta, - - - 1,900.63 Kxjerise arcnunt, - - l,ti'.l.74 Taxes Paid, - - 371 Hanking bouse and Fixtures, 3,000.00 Cash on band, 14,662.70 Total, UAMUTtnS. Capital st.M-k, Surlu- Fund. Esenaoee and fnterast, I ejuinit. Pro rim, Total, r'"ö, ' ; 125,000.00 ln.ooo .00 3,43 !0 2 12.547 .SM 4,t5.1 6255,666.68 BTATBOf INDIAN A, cot' STY nF m H s.x : We, august Sondermaaa, jreHiient, and rrank Joseph. Cashier of tne Dobois County Stute Itunk, do ileninly weur that the ulxive ritateiuent h true. Al '. 1ST SOMUCRMANN, I'rthuK Josaea, Cashier, Bnbserilied and nworu t before me, a notary p iblic. tbi";ih d.iv of Jaraiirv. Il. L. S Ii m ut Tkavi.ok, Notary Pablic. Mv eomroissioo expires June it, 1906. Jan. 9, 1903 2t. Notice to Heirs, Creditors. Etc. In the matter of the estate of Margin t Kelno, deceased. Dubois Circuit GoQIt, Jan t rm, 1909, Notire is hereby fiveO that PhOtflaS II Iniiian, as Administrator of the estate ot Marxret t i. Kelso, deceaxed, bin ra nted and tiled bis OBOttUl and vom tiers iu linal settlement of said estate, and that the same will DOOM ii f r examination and action Of said Circuit Court, on the MUl day of January 1908, at Which time all creditor or legatees f said estate are required to appear in said '"urt and show caiine, if any there he, why said aermint anil vouchers should not be approved, and Ut all heirs, legatees and ottier persons interested, appear and make proof of t'ieir claim to any part of Said estate. Witness my band and tbe seal of said Court, at Jasper, Indiana, this (anal) .'M dav of January, 1908, Jous V. Heroen, Clerk" C. ('. ThavlokV Tkayi.or, Attorneys. Jan.!, Mi-SW REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Madea Well Man of Me. prodttm UfaboTT BlUta today. IttcU BBBjBBjBaf aad quicklr Obnb wImd all others fait. TouncatB win ratal a ikBtr lost BUBbeod. bb4 old bmb will rooer Ibeir yoBthtBl vieor by atlag RETIVO. It Qulok ly aad turalr rataroB Xmoo mm, Lott Viuntr. IaapotMcr, Nifhtlr Kmlttioni. Loot Power, rail Id MrCDorr. Wattltuc DionaiM. od all oflmta of lilf Iiiimi Inrllar ration " " ! PO". tba atoavr. nSSfnlTiiiTo r rri. A1drM " mvii SEnirnii: rn Troyar nolMlBf , aviim aunvum wn CMICAUO. Forialein Jasper, Ind., by Martin I Friedman. Nov 11. 02. iv

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Boys' Overcoats from $153 up. Mens' Overcoats from $3.50 up. Come and see these overcoat bargains. S. KITEBLER'S, West Side Clothier and Furnisher.

YOUR TABLE NEEDS Some new silver to give it that air of dainty elegance you riecire. There is no excuse for Shabby, Out-of-date ware, when we offer you the latest designs in Solid Silver for so little money Fa C, I Kuebler Block, Jasper, Indiana. CLEAR EYE. BRIGHT COMPLEXION. left SiM of flood Haath. Bote follow Uta HUGHES' TONIC Qfoal Metflelaa for Bprtaa ami fall Smb. pen oter 10 years Kur lit tler tlmn ..oinu with oalonel and aniniBC. enn kllla nnl Krver Mailuw t mpietioii, hikI IIIIioii ItUnrders, txMABM it CLKAMSCS t.ii K,-tiy ob boweja aad IHroe- flac tonic, Kiln Hppi'tit. an. I trtiiutli Jl'iinl to taste. THY IT Insist on If ( If I :' Bad BO other. AO Out nml Ol .00 Hull Im. OBINSON-PETTET CO., IM., LouIsvIIIb, Ky. May 9 m. Mil and WINTER DRY GOODS! BOOTS and SHOES Just received. Latest Styles. Beat Staple Goods. Call and Examine. AT JOSEPH BUCHART'S W. 6th Ht . JASPER, IND. Oct. A, liW.' . Tba nwrchanl who Bonttttilly id vertices never SM time t btOMSf an expert chess player. Advisor,

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TAILOR MADE SKRTS All Wool Meltons, Kerseys, and Worsteds, From $7 up. Come and exaxninesamples. Upstairs over Sermersheim's store. WM. BOHNERT. THE TAILOR.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES. The best stock in Jasper for the Price. Come to FRANK ECKERT S Eckert Block, For Extra Bargains. Big Winter Stock of Fashionable (ioodn.

The Cumberland Telephone I Telegraph Companv Furnish the best LOCAL SERVICE. B ma fide subscribers are given free telephone nervice to every point reached by their lines in the county, ami they are constantly making extensions and additi iiis. No "Wild Cat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty. Cumberland service cheap at any price. Always leader in low rates. LOUIS WAHL, Local Manager.

NEW STORE. Fall and CompletefLine of Dry Goods, Clotliing, Notions and Furnishing Goods Store. Everything Clean and -vWV Up-to-Date. WILLIAM HJT.T.F.R. Boone Township TruateeV Madison Township Trustee Notice. Notice. The undermimed, Trustee of Boone ! , Wip4n hat hereafter the Trustownship, Duhoiscountv. heretiv eiye ?' Mwliacn township will be in Im-notit-e that he will attend to ail biisinens ln,! nn ft? rst Saturday of earh pertaininK to the otli.-e .f Trustee, at his: month, and the reti.aininR Satur.lays .u residence, trine miles southwest of l'or-1 "I''Tj. ,,Ve '"lies southwest of tersville, on Satur-lavsof earl, week, and rHanl'1.. fr P"r3oe of attending to rer:est8 all persons hivin toWMhlp Ujwb,"P basineae, adi all persons hay..usiness to present it onSatutday. Citi-I S. b"'n be township are ea-

'.ens deeirlnc Uoks from the Townsliin Library, are notified that the library ia n r ept at my residenre. CnnisTMN Hoffman, Tniitee. Dec 7. l00-y. 'Hubscribe for the üuobiib.

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