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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-16

pa5-As will be seen by the town
board proceedings in this paper Mr..
viii Lampert accepted last Mon
day night the position rendered him
on the board. He has also filed a
petition with Clerk Berger, with the
necessary signatures, asking that
his name be placed on the Demo
cratic ticket for election as Trustee
for the 5th ward OF Jasper at the
election two weeks from next Mon
day. Mr.. Lampert, we predict,
will make a good Trustee, who will,
when he gets the run of town bust
ness, watch the expenses carefully.
and thus once again enable a low
rate of taxation to be made. His
name will be found this week on
the Democratic ticket in this paper,
and there is not likely to be any
opposition to his election, as he is a
careful, sober and competent gen
.tleman.
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Some of the manufacturers and
business men of Jasper have several
times expressed themselves as anx-
ious for another railroad connection
to the town. but their anxiety
"petered out" when a tangible OPP
portunity was presented them for a
practical line that can be built, but
would necessarily cost its projectors
a small amount of money, as all
large enterprises do, to get it pro-
perly under way. Well, these men
are the largest shippers, ard would
get more benefits from a competing
railroad than any other class, and
as they have shown they don't want
another line, but are well satisfied
with their present shipping facilities,
the balance of the people will natur-
ally not exert themselves to secure
any railroad. The one road gives
them a chance to ride out Of town
when they have the money and
want to, and, besides, they have the
advantage of not being called upon
to pay any railroad tax. So its
good bye to any more railroads to
Jasper, unless some more enter
pnsing people elsewhere, who are
not so crowded with business as our
industrial citizens are, shall take
hold of the indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Mt. Vernon project and
carry il to success.
Some of our people were led off
on a French Lick project-that will
never be built except as an Air Line
extension-no matter under what
name it may be disguised at the
start, and our people should never
vote or help a dollar to build it. a
the town is better off as a terminus
than it would be rs a mere country
way station, and all sensible people
understand that situation.
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IRELAND ITEMS.

Miss Ida Haskins, Of Jasper, at
tended church here Sunday,
Miss Nellie Mathes, of Reeves,
Ind, is visiting her sister Mrs. +.
Hopkins, this week.
Mrs. Dora Parr. of Washington,
lis the guest Of Mrs. Annie Stewart
this week.
Mr.. James Thomas, of Winslow,
was the guest Of Mrs. E. j. Mosbey
Saturday and Sunday.
John Braden and John. Schaley,
Of Dwell, visited Shiloh Lodge Sat
urday eve.
Mr.. Lee Cave went to Chrisney
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. C. n. Weathers, our. popular
merchant, moved his family from
Marengo here Thursday.
Miss Stella Mullen went to Jas
per the first of the week to visit
Mrs. Sebastian Anderson.
Mrs. Emma DeBruler, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
here for the past two weeks, re-
turned to Evansville Monday, to take
charge of her duties as matron Of
the Insane Hospital. ~.
Rev. Wallace, Of Orwell, has rent
ed the ace track on Bas. Anderson's
farm here, and viii move here and
drive horses this season.
Miss Ora Green, Eva Rodkey and
Ozro Dotson left Monday for Hol-
land, this county,. to attend the
,Spring termofsehool..
William Bennett, who has fled for
parts unknown, is wanted here to
answer to the charge Of living in
fornication witha Mrs. McCabe, Of
this plaeei-stW
Boxing withgioyes is the chief
rlamuzepIfnt heJeht present with our
boys 1T isa cohmon thing! to see
black eyes and mashed noses. Lon
McCormac and Sam Colvin are the
champion sluggers OF this place.
Miss Margaret Bradley, an expert
hat trimmer of Ieavenworth, Ind,
has been engaged to run the millin-
cry department at c. N. Weathers'
store this season: She has an ele-
giant line of hats to select from.
The egg supper that was given at
| Win. Coopef's OF, last Wednesday
night, for the benefit'o of the 6. .K'
lchurch, was largely attended. All
present report q goodilme.
Don't forget teattend the Esster
Entertainment at them. r.. Church
Saturday evening. Admission 5
and 10 cents. The proceeds will
be used in paying the church debt.
A FRIEND.
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Condensed Testimony.

Chas B. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, cert
iies that DIR. Kings New Discovery has
no eqeal as a Cough remedy. J. ID.
Brown. Prop, St. James Hotel, Fl.
Wayne, Ind, testifies that he was cured
Of a Cough Of two years standing, caused
by IaGrippe, BY DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. Il. r. Merrill, Baldwinsville,
Mass, says that he has used and recon-
mended il and never knew it to fail and
would rather have it than any doctor,
because it always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming. 222 T.. 18th St., Chicago, always
keeps it at hand and has no fear of
because it instantly relieves.
Free trial bottles at Martin Friedman's
Drug Store. 3
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Probably Drowned.

An old man by the name of John
Landiss left Kyana Saturday even
ing last, intoxicated, to 20 to VIM.
Conley's, of Jackson township,
where he has been boarding some
time. He never reached Conley's
and has not been heard Of since.
On Wednesday the l4th a party Of
some fifteen men searched the woods
between Kyana and Conley's, but
failed to find any trace. 1t is now
supposed that Landiss fell in acreek
which he would necessarily have t.
cross in going to Conley's.
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Sa-The transfer of convicts unde

va transfer OF conylcfS under
the new law, was made between
Jacksonville and Michigan City
last Monday. Among those taken
North were all the life prisoners
from Jacksonville except one, Hen,
~ Biuner, from Knox county, who
has charge of the water pipes, gas
mains and sewer-pipes, and is bet
ter acquainted with their location
than any one else-so it was deemed
best to keep him there. He was,s
barber at Vincennes, and was sen.
fenced for the murder of his partner
in 1874. The representation from
Dubois county of five ifers-John
Rays and Henry Becht, for killing
a negro at the X. X. station in Hunt.
ingburg, in 1887, Hiram and Thom-
as Hobbs, for shooting a neighbor
on his way home from church in
Hall township in 1887, and ]. j. l..
Thurman for killing. the pumping
hand at the old tank east Of Hunt
ingburg in 1S94-were all taken to
Michigan City. There were eleven
cars from Jeffersonville, with 37S
convicts out of the total there Of
$40, on the train, together with the
New Albany company of the Indi
ana militia, about 20 reporters for
newspapers, and the officers, guards,
&c. From Michigan City there was.
the same number Of cars with Pol
conyicis out OF the 90S in that pris- |
on, before the change was made,
the militia company of Michigan,
City officers, &c. The run was made
each way in about eight and a half
hours, and vas without notable in
cident, except in the immediate
change of the jeff prison to a Re-
formatory, where convicts under
30 years OF age, convicted for the'
first time of any crime except muir
der or treason, are sent for an indie
terminate period, thus enabling them
to shorten or lengthen their i'm
prisonment by their behavior, and
where they will be graded into three
classes, and granted privileges and
be clothed or paroled accordingly.
This law was adopted upon al
as yet unestablished, that
crime is a disease to be cured by
treatment-about which most peo-
pie will have many doubts as to the
cure when pronounced. But eight
or ten years will test il.
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Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy foryoul
troubles? Ii not, get a bottle now ane
get relief. This medicine has been founc
to be peculiarly adapted TO the relief anc
cure OF all female complaints, exerting 1
wonderful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. II you
have loss Of appetite, constipation, head
ache, fainting spells, or are nervous,
sleepless, excitable, melancholy OF
troubled with dizzy spells, Electric Bit
ters Is the medicine you need. Health
and strength are guaranteed by its use.
Large bottles only fifty cents at VI. Fried
mans drug store. 3
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heard Of Or. Bells Pine Tar Honey.
and seeing many recommendations from
different persons Of it, wonderful valu.
able merits. ! thought | would try a TO
tie | have been seriously affected for
twenty-five wears with a cough and pains
in my side and breast that we're causing
me a miserable life. | spent hundreds
Of dollars with doctors for medicine, but
every thing failed until | found this
wonderful remedy. Ii beats the world
and has saved my life | recommend
DIR. Bells Pine-Tar Honey to everybody
with weak lungs. 1t Is a great success
j. II. Ro->ell. Grantsbnry. iii.
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QUARTERLY MEETING.-The 3D.
quarterly meeting on this circuit of
the NJ. +. church, will be held with
the Jasper congregation on Satur-
day and Sunday, May LIST and I'd.
The Z. +. DIR. Steele, will be pres
ent. All are invited. The Ladies
Aid Society and the Y. P. 5. G. +.
except 20 have the church room
newly papered by that time.
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A Queer "a Medicine,

There Is a Medicine whose proprietors
do not claim To have discovered some
hitherto unknown ingredient, or that il
is a cure-all. This honest Medicine only
claims to cure certain diseases, and that
its ingredients are recognized by the
most skilled physicians as being the best
for Kidney aud Bladder Diseases. 1t il
Foley's Kidney Cure. NJ. Friedman.
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Town Board Meeting.

The Town Board met in regular
session Monday night April II
'91, at the office Of the Electric
Co. All members present. Mr.
Will Lampert qualified in the place
OF DR.. +. j. Kempf, resigned. The
petition of Mr.. Jos. Egg in regard to
extending 9th street was dismissed
because the last commissioners ap.
pointed had refused To serve and
had made no report.
Mr.. A. Sprauer was appointed a
member of the waters works com
mitte vice DIR. +. j. Kempf re-
signed.
The clerk was ordered to publish
the notice for election of town Of
ticers on the first Monday of May,
1897, at the office of the Electric
Light Co. Messrs. John L. McFall
was appointed inspector, and JOS.
Rottet and Joseph Sermer-heim
were appointed Judges of said
election.
The following are the
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1A friend in Owensboro, Ky.
sends the COURIER the following in.
teresting recipe:
A PROSPERITY PUDDING.-Take
three gallons of confidence, one peck
international agreement, one ounce
gold standard, sever tablespoonfuls
prosperity, one pound protection
boil With twelve months OF no work
for an hour; eat while hot. II il
don't agree with your stomach, in
four years repeat the dose.
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say-The wrangling. great expense

to the people, and accusations Of at
tempted bribery against DIR. Hunter,
the Republican nominee before the
Legislature 1t Kentucky for a seat
in the U. 5. Senate, emphasize dis
tinctly the great advantage to the
people the adoption Of the amend
ment to the U. 5. Constitution pro-
posed by Senator Turpie for the
election Of L. s. Senators by the
people, as other officers are elected,
would be in most Of the States.
But the DR.. Hunter caliber wouldn't
be thought of then, anywhere.
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BIGGER THAN BEFORs.-The case
of Mrs. Nj. FIerst " the City OF
Huntingburg, taken on change OF
venue from Dubois to Warrick coun-
ty. was tried there on Wednesday.
and the jury gave her a judgment
for $1,000. When il was first tried
in Jasper she e.. 800 judgment.
but the city appealed, and the APP
pellate court reversed the decisionon
technical grounds, and it a then
venued from this count, by the
and now the judgment is for
more than double.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-04-16

Why suffer with Coughs. Colds and
LaGnppe when LAXATIVE BRoNo QUIx-
NE will cure you in one day. Does not
Produce the ringing IN the head like
>ulphate of Quinine. Put up in tablets
convenient for taking. Guaranteed 10
cure, or money refunded. Pnce. =
Cents. For sale by Il. Il. Brannock-
Oct. >. lSp-6fno-
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye,

The Best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Ii Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price - cents
per box For sale by Martin Friedman.
April 26th, Isec-iy.
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CARD.

We extend to the many kind and
sympathetic neighbors and friends,
our heartfelt thanks for their aid and
sympathy in the last illness OF the
late VIM. B. Sheriff, and also in
our great bereavement.
Mrs. NJ. +. SHERIFF,
Mrs. +. :. DILLON.
Portersville. Ind, April II, 1897,
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s7~Mr. VIM. J. Seller writes 4

N Mt. " m j.. seller writes the
COURIER tina. he is now a farmer,
near jacksonville, o. For several
years he was a trusted and eificien-
attache of the COURIER, and for sew
eral years has had a position in a
book and job office in Cincinnati,
but his eyesight began troubling
him, so that he had to 90 at some
thing else, and 80 him and Mr..
Otto Oberst bought a place together.
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saTThe COURIER has heard
nothing more Of the proposed can
merry. What became OF Mr.. Bah
bits proposition? Did it flicker
out al the little end, too? just like
most other proposed industrial pro-
lects in two years past.
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How many deaths can he traced 10 a
slight cold?" The record OF mortality
would be greatly reduced if every home
uas supplied with a bottle Of DIR. Bells
Pine Tar Honey. The greatest extermin-
sior Of coughs, colds, and kindred AZ
i%ections.
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Or. F. NJ. Mueller il gong 10 Ger.
many 10 attend the Hospitals there. and
the practice OF Drs. kempf and Mueller
will he attended to BY Dr. f. j. kempf.
At the same office. All persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 Drs. kempf aud
Mueller will please call and settle. n.
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DrED.-At his home in st. Hen
Iry, Cass township, on Friday last,
Mr.. AUGUST LUBBEHusEN..
Mr.. Lubbehusen was one Of the
most. prominent citizens and saloon
keepers of Cass township for a num-
Der Of years, and held the p. o.
there under Cleveland's first term.
He was generally q strong, healthy
looking, iovial man, and will be
much missed in that community.
He was a member OF the Uniformed
Rank of C. X. Of A., Of Ferdinand,
and after the services at the st.
Henry Catholic Church, his funeral
was under their direction. Knights
|P. Kunkel, A. Sprauer,' ]. +. Ser
|mersheim; w. II. Flick, and others
of the Jasper. rank, attended the
burial on Saturday at St Henry.
He leaves a widow and children who
have the sympathy Of ALL
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Ina lefterto the mar ufacurers Messrs.
Davis X Buzani Of West Monterey. Pa,
say: "ChamterIain's Cough Remedy
has cured people whom our physicians
could do nothing for. We persuaded
them to try abOtile Of il and they now
recommend il, a. do the rest OF us
For sale at - and 20 cents per bottle by
NJ Friedman. druggist
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WhetherIt's a stubborn cold or Just 4
s,ifie. YOU eau cur il for good with DR.
Psr-s Pine Tar Honey. This famous
remelv taken in tine viii stop the prog
-. of consumption and bnng the color
\ bealih to the pallid cheek.
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IAILoRING.-John Reser, now at the
POOR asylum, is the oldest tailor in Du-
bois county. He is doing work at hall
regular prices. for tax payers and gets
enough country work TO keep him busy.
- NJ don't want any tow work. lot
NIL he glad to keep the custom Of the
country tax payingPeople, who will help
nun earn a living. Apply at the county
farm. Us
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sd-l 1t was reported in Jasper sun.
4y That Hon. c. ;. Dobbins, o.
shoals. died on Saturday. Mr..
Dobbins has for many years been a
Prominent man in Martin county.
He was Prosecuting Attorney Of the
Circuit of Dubois county, and be-
came well acquainted with most OF
th~e.citizens then, when the circuit
embraced six counties. He was the
Prohibition candidate for Attorney
General at the last Nov. election.
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The example of W. W. Brewer, justic,
o. b peace and a prominent citizen Of
M Jewett. Pa. is worthy Of emulation
ne says: II never leave home without
a bottle of Chamterlain's Collie. Choler
end Diarrhoea Remedy, and always rec.
commend II to my friends. Ii j. the best
! ever used, and never fails to give i'm.
Mediate relief For sale by NJ. Fried.
man, Druggist.
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snS Mr.. James Iahany, one OF
the be-t citizens Of Martin county.
died at his home in Shoals FRIDAY
last. lie served a. auditor Of the
county for eight years.
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nave Just returned from the cite.
~ Inc largest line Of fancy millinery
- ever shown in the county. My
~ nne OF pattern hats are the --latest
rom the large Eastern cities and
eAst~-iingly attractive. | also have
CO. nne Of Walking hats, Sailor hats.
l'ea hats. Baby Hoods. Chiffon.
- Ribbons, Flowers, Ornaments,
snseiles, etc. Hats made. trimmed
~ re'nmmed to order. Come AMI 49,
sle Dew STYLES. M.caIs Ers~
''tn Main Street. JaSrer. Ina 9n
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rheumatism Cured In n pa,

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and Neu
ngiA radically cures in ] TO day. it, az
tn upon the system - remarkable ans
nr-ieriouS, Ii removes at once the cAu-.
and The disease Immediately disappears
Th- first dose greatly benefits = cents.
~oid by Martin Friedman, Dru-g = Ja-per
NoV. 20. .-Smo.
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s1~Landlord Heichelbeck is hav-
inc 4 row OF stalls and sheds bullion
9TH street, in rear of the Union hotel.
for horses, and conveyances.
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have just received a fine lot of new
Jewelry. All the latest ideas. Full
assortment. No high prices. Every.
thing reasonable. Comeand See.
Jos. BUcHART, West Sixth ct.
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At Holland, Ind. II opened April
18th with "a students, most ofwhom are
Young teachers. Some ten will enter
Three instructors. Write to Ed.
II. Kunz, Holland, Ind, for particulars.
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Bar Mr.. John Hoffman is build
inc a new barn on his farm adjoin-
ilg the West corporation line Of
JASPER.
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tdrPalm Sunday was largely
celebrated by our Catholic fellow
citizens, and many evergreen
boughs were blessed.
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Piauo Tuning.

burke G. Scott, "A piano tuner for &.
:. Browns music house of Rockport will
be IN Jasper in a few days TO do tuning.
Leave orders for work al COURIER Office
20 years ex%penence.)
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sayIs Jasper to be whitewashed
and called finished, because its citi-
zens will not agree among them
selves on any important enterprise?
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s1s-Easter next Sunday. After
that will begin the weddings ar
ranged for during Lent.
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liahl sou have, yon pr badly need a re.
Ia, medicine like Foley's Honey and
crn.h neal you lungs and stop the racking
TneI incidental TO this disease. NJ,
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lNcENDIARIsM.-The frame farm
house, barn and all out building.
On the farm formerly owned by
Columbus Able, in Patoka town
mp, Were burned about moor on
MONDAY last. The fire was un-
doubted incendiary. rs the houses
were all vacant. Able had sold the
pace to Mr.. Herbs. Of Ills, some
" weeks ago, and moved out.
ihey were insured for 5000.
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4 Life for SOC.

Many people have been cured Of Kid
ney diseases by taking a j0c. bottle OF
Foley's Kidney Cure. NJ. Friedman.
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Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferers

Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick an
positive relief in all cases. VI. Fired
man.
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Clothing at cost at
Eckerts' New Store.

sarGood Friday, to-day. is being
sole,only observed by the Catholics
md Episcopalians.
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Total.
Mrs. Hettie Green will foreclos,

mortgages to the amount Of 81 ,000,-
900 on Chicago property. The re-
publicans told Us there was plenty
OF money. Why don't people pay
their debts? We yet have the gold
standard policy that gives .'confi-
dence. English Democrat.
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JASPER COURIER
Mar. Of Nail Closing al Jasper p. 0.

Zine to- make up the mails properly
loA ALI br closed at the Jasper A. w. a.
i0aver MALE IS O'Clock, A m. T. m.
49, lick star route IS a. m ireland
49, day. upon arrival VI morning and Al
ierdarersvile Daily, except sunday. closes
~. CHAs- kGs. r. VI.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. T.. II. Sabin returned from
Bloomington Sunday, and left FOL
indianapolis Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte Beck, OF Princeton,
came to Jasper Sunday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Mil
burn.
DIR. F. NJ. Mueller left Jasper fol-
Ferdinand Thursday, and will leave
there for Germany next week.
Mr.. Frank j. Seibert returned
from Danville college to spend Eas-
Ter at home.
Mr.. Louis t. Bohnert, of Wash
ington visited friends and relatives
in Jasper Tuesday and returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Haler Sheriff, of Oil City,
Pa, arrived here on Wednesday
and is visiting friends in Boone
township. He isa native Of Du-
bois county, and gave the CoURIEH
a pleasant call Thursday.
John F. Dillon, Esq, of Pierre.
: OAK was in Jasper Thursday
with his wife. He gave the CoUR.
TER a pleasant call, and barring get.
ting gray a little, he looks the same
John he used TO when he lived il
Jasper.
Mr.. NJ. F. Durlauf went with the
County Commissioners Monday, tc
visit several Of the County Pool
asylum- Of couuties in Indiana, e
help determine what kind of {
building will be best to submit t.
the State Board OF Charities for tn,
Dubois County asylum, to be bull
next year.
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The longer you neglect a. cold the
harder tits tosget nd OF 1t. The very
first symptom should be met with q dose
|of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey. This
famous remedy willcure it whether Of
short or long standing.
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To those afflicted with Kidney or
Bladder Diseases is Foley's Kidney
Cure. Guaranteed. NJ. Friedman.