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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
OR
Chronic Catarrhal Headache

will be intantly relieved by the
use of NoSENA, a soothing ca
tarrhal balm. Relief guaran-
teed or money refunded.
NOSENA contains no cocaine or
harmful drug. VIII immediate
~ relieve the worst running cold
Rose Cold, Nasal Catarrh. Hay
Fever. Throat troubles. HoarSe-
ness etc. by tenderly soothing
the infamed, diseased mem
branes. The well known ca
tarrhal ache can be instantly re-
lieved by the use of this remedy.
Mrs Fannie Mathis, Payne.
Pa, says: Il have been trying
your NOSENA for Catarrh and
have been entirely cured Send
me the price for dozen tubes,
as | want it for some of my
neighbors.
Large tubes 80 cents, at re-
druggists, or sample tube on all
ceipt of Zoe in stamps by mail.
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Promoted.

Prudential Supt. Houston was
in Jasper Monday and Tuesday
making his farewell round among
the company patrons. He has
taken t h e SUPPLEMENTARY
at Mt. Vernon, Ind. and takes
cha rye Dec. /. During the six
years Mr.. Houston has been in
this district he has made many
warm friends who regret to see
him leave. however their best
wish go with him in his new po-
sition. Mr.. Arch Doane be-
comes the Superintendent in
Mr.. Houston's place in this dis
trict.
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The Perfect Way!
Scores of Jasper Citizens
Have Learned 1t.

Ii you snffer fIom back ache.
There j. only one way To cure ii,
The perfect way is u cure the Kidneys
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect il, urinary troubles fullox.
Dosn's Kidney Pins are made Tor
kidneys only.
Mrs Mary L Kelly, formerly OF ] i05
East Michigan avenue. Evansville, saws
"Doan Kidney Pills procured az the
Drug store. not only cured nv mother 5
backache. from which she suffered in
tensely. hut headaches hich made her
feel continually miserable ceased. She
sleeps better, is not nervo : and restless
during The night. weakness following
slight exertion l. not nearly so apparent
Ms mother positively states that The
never used a remedy equal 10 Dosn's
Kidney Pills. y
For sale by ala dealers Price 80 cents
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York
sole sgeLts ror the Uni "a States.
Remember thu nam, roan's-ani
take no o'her.
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.a.If the men who turned ont

sa-If the men who turned out
and voted for Bryan for presl-
dent and Kern for governor IN
1900 had gone TO the polls and
voted the democratic state ticket
this year. it would have been
elected by 1900 plurality.
The Democratic vote in 1890 was
800. 600: the Republican vote this
wear was 294, 900. The point in
this is that when another cleo
ton rolls around every democrat
should understand that it IS his
duty to cast his vote. Indiana
is not a republican state. 1t is
still fighting ground. with the
odds now in favor of the Demo
cratic party. because it is on the
right side of all great public
questions.
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% Zoe Goetz's Bad Mama

rA-Joe Goetz's Black Maria
had an amusing circus aboard
Monday night. Marshal Kraft
and Town clerk Schwenk en-
joyed the ride 10 the utmost with
the Fair Lady" from Hunting
burg that they had for company.
Her "ladyShip" had on a glori-
Gus jag and could dance the Cou-
cha on a stylish plan. but She
was short a hat and fondly I'M
plored Jake 10 get her one. She
refused 10 walk from the ball
park 10 the county hastile. hence
the hilarious ride. Marshal
kr it says that they took the
back streets bat that there was
fifty people waiting for them
when they arrived at the Hotel
de Cassidy. Vic missed the fun
he was out in the woods. Ghe
woman was escorted 10 the de-
pot Tuesday morning and told to
make herself scarce.
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Declared Insane.

Nicholas Striegel a prominent
farmer Of Madison TIP. was on
Thursday declared to be of I'M
sound mind and dangerous to be
at large. The inquess was held
by Judge F. L. Betz. Drs. +.
A. Sturm. and L. r. johnson:
Clerk Huther at once forwarded
the papers to the asylum and re.
ceived a reply that Striegel
would be accep- ed. Sheriff Cas-
sidy took the unfortunate man TO
the asylum Wednesday morning.
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Notice to Heirs. Creditors. Etc

In the matterof the estate Of Nichola :
Mann deceased
In the Dubois Circuit Court. January
term. 1897.
Notice l. hereby given that John A
Hoffman, a. Executor OF the e.
tate OF Mich as Mann deceased. has
presented and filed his account and
vouchers IN final settlement OF said es-
tate. and that the same will come up for
examination and action OF said Circuit
Court, on the 7ih day OF January, 1907
at which time all heirs, creditors, or le-
gatees of said estate are required to APP
pear in said Court and show cause, il
any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved And
let ali heirs. legatees aud other persons
interested appear and make proof OF
their claim to any part OF said estate.
joins A. HuFFMAS Executor.
Witness my hand and the seal Of sal
Court a Jasper. Indiana, this 18th day
OF December. 1906
JOHN z. HUTHER. Clerk
(sEAL) Dubois &. G..
K. NJ Milbrrn, Atty.
Nov rs, 1906 .
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that on the p
day of November 1906 the Board Of
Trustees OF the town Of Jasper, Indiana
adopted a resolution declaring that it
was necessary 10 improve certain Il eets
in said town by constructing side Salks
abutting on the lots and parts Of lots sit
uated on the line OF said treets az fol
lows
1. Concrete sidewalks on tn West
side OF Jackson street extending from
the Curb on North side OF 4th street to
the curb on the south side OF 5th street
and from the sonth side or the alley be-
tween lots 66 and 81 in said town to
the southeast corner Of lot II.
2. Concr te sidewalks on the East side
OF Jackson street extending from the
north west corner of lot - 10 the Curb
on the north side Of 9Th street and from
the curb on the south side OF 9th street
to the concrete sidewalks now construct
ed 10 the North west corner Of the south
half of lot D. in said town.
3. Brick sidewalks on the West side
Of Jackson street extending from the
curb on the north side of % street "a the
curb on the south side OF Sd street; Oh
the east side OF Jackson street extending
from the curb on the north side OF -
street 10 the north west corner of the : ?
OF the : 7, of lot y in said Town and tx
tending from the curb on the North cid
Of Sd street TO the north west corner o.
lot isS in said town.
4. Brick sidewalks Oh the south side
Of 81 street extending from the north
vest corner of LIT p to the north east
corner of lot . Except across Jackson
street,.
). Brick sidewalks on the south side
OF 4th street abuttirg the wis OF lot >,
labutting lot No. 2l3, both in the Original
town of Jasper. and AUDITING the ", II
part OF lot "a in McCrillus first addition
to said town and extending from the
north west corner Of said lot "a 20 the
north west conner of said lot heretofore
sold TO Josephine Singer.
On the north side OF said 4th street
abntting lot 81. and abutang lot ~ aud
the east l-2 Of lot -.
4 5. Brick sidewalks on the south eide
Of 5ih street abutting lot % in the orig
inal town OF Jasper; on the north side
OF 9Th street aJutiing lot IL. in McCrillu.
LET add.
s. Plank side walk on the south side
: OF IL street abuttiDg lot II in kundecK' 7,
. second addition Of said town.
AL OF said work TO be done in accord
ance 10 said improvement resolution No
l, and the detailed drawings, plans, pro
} lie and specifications which are ON fii'
in the office OF the Town clerk Of tn
Town Of Jasper. Indiana.
The Board of Trustees has fixed Mon
: day Dec. 3, 1905, at : o'clock =. NJ. a
7 the time and the Jasper Electric Ligh
, office in said Town as the place whei
and where any and all persons interest
81 in the above Improvements may ~
! monstrate, petition and be heard IN r.
( gard TO said improvements.
D At said time and place said Board q
Trustees will Decide whether the bene
I fits that will accrue by reason OF g. i
! proposed Improvements will equal or e.
I coed the estimated cost Of the propose
[ Improvements as estimated by the tow
i. Civil Engineer.
Jacob Y. Schwenk, Town ClerI
Nov %, 1900, q.
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License Notice

AIOTICE j. hereby given 20 the citizens ~
w rter-yllle. BooDc township Dubois
county. Indiana. that she underS igned a
male citizen Df the United states. vi ll apply
to- the county Commissioners Of nbui-
county ~ their next regular session IN ip'.c
l.-S. tor license to retail Intoxicating
liquors. beer ana " inc. aud y riI4it tn sainr
To- be- drank on IN. premises, under the . 81
visions of the laws Of Indiana governing
such license.
The exa { aescr pt on of "a here said liu co.
: to Doe solids in a front room ON thu ground
iOor of a one -tu. V frame building. IGN -.
located on the East half 81 lot = in the town
of Portersy lie. Ind.
joins !. KRo' D..
Dec Term fsss
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Her 60th Birthday.

Friends and relatives gathered
at the beautiful country home of
Aunt Rhoda Green, widow of
the late VIM. H. Green, who re-
sides near the Green schoolhouse-
Sunday last while she was visit
inc her sister in Huntingburg,
in honor of her 60th birthday.
Aunt Rhoda arrived home Sun
day at noon to find a huge din
ner spread for her. About go
people had gathered there to ex-
tend birthday greetings. Among
them were her grand children
and all of her children except
her son Geo. NJ. Green who did
not arrive home from Missouri
in time to be present Those
from a distance were Mrs. VIM.
Cato and little daughter of Hun
tingburg: Mrs Minerva Cham
hers of Princeton: MIR and Mrs.
Madison Battles of Velpen; Mr..
Sa. Glezen and wife, Mr.. Sebas-
tan Anderson and wife. Guy
Norman: Misses Lillian Ander.
son and Alice Norman of ireland
Quite an enjoyable time was had
by all. Aunt Rhoda was the re
cipient of many beautiful pres
ents given as tokens of affection
for her. All those who shared
in the bounteous repast wished
Aunt Rhoda many more such
happy birthdays.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

1t is again announced that
President Roosevelt will not run
for a third term. He will have
his big stick in the Republican
convention. however. and as the
Hon. Charles Warren Fairbanks
is a very tall man his head will
be particularly conspicuous.
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willina 70 oblia..

Mr. Duding - Waitah, YOU hov
foh-otten the-aw fngah bowl.
Waiter Al We don't serve finger
bowls any mo r. sir. but when YOU
get through roofing around among
the whites l'i bring YOU a wash
basin If vor ant it-New York
Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

The longest day OF the wear at
New York Is Is hours; at London,
l6ia, at Hamburg, l.; at Stock
holm. lsla; at 81 Petersburg, 10 f;
at rornea, Finland, %, al Spilzber-
zen, 3la months.
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Notice OF FINN 5 .,tl.n.it Of Estate.

Notice j. hereby given to the creditors,
heirs and legatees Of Adolphins Blume
deceased. 10 appearin the, Dubois TO
Circuit Court, held at Jasper, Indiana, on
the eth day Of Jan. 1907. and show
cause, II any, why the Final Settlement
Accounts with tha estate Of sail de-
cedent should not be approveds and said
heirs are notified { then and there make
proof Of htir-nip, and receive their dis
tributiye shares.
WITNESS. The Clerk Of said Court, this
p day Of November. 1905.
JOHN Y. HUTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
John A. Mehringrr, Admir-.
X. NJ Milburn and
+. l.. Betz, Attorneys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

The kidney are your
blood purifier hey fl
ter or ne waste or
impurities in the blood
II tie y are sick CT out
'ci oraer. the iailis 90
,n-rv ors
Far aches a-efheu-
-1iis-n cc- IRON e,-
resS CT uric &-li % he
tlsee custS neglected
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
YEAR. No appetite and what did ga.
distressed me terribly. Burdock blood
Ritters cured me. j. Hr Walker, sun
brrv Ohio
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Over.Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All ihs bleed ir your boey Passes through
your kidneys once every thr.e minute.
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Don n~Ee INV mistake, hut remem-
Der ti.s rsn " SCAMP Root. DR. kilmar' ,
swami .ont and the address. Bingham.
ton, : e.. ..ue cry bottle.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES: Henry

MARRIAGE LICENSES: # Henry
J. Neukam farmer %, to Carrie
Frank %: Charles +, hurry q i,
miner to Pearl Weber Is; Frank
J. Volpert 65 harnessmaker to
Malinda A. Bunk 81; VIM. Z
Brewster 81 farmer to Lizzie 5.
Shanks s.; Clinton Cox Il far
mer to Bessie Sutton Is; Henry
bearing 81 railroader to Lena
Lemond "a: John f. Hemmer-
lein % painter to Elizabeth
Bauerinfiend %; Robert MattoS
"a blacksmith to Hattie White q
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s~Rev. J. w. Condiff will
preach at Unity church next
Sunday m)rn,ng at 1870 and at
1902. m. The public are cor
daily invited TO attend.
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SAll4f NSs@+C - A-t@H Home cf S~Ainfrhoct
free. also pamphlet telling you how TO find
out II YOU have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilraef
& Co.. Bingh.mton. n. T.
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and IS sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifiy-I
cent and oac-dollar Siz-
es. You may have a
-----fa k...fa ~ .ft
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NINIT- IINtIl-IN
Kidney trouble cs4sss SICK CT Uns,es 5y
heart beats. SR1 makes c1s feel IS ;ho1rh
thcy rad heart trouble becaG-e the re-fi (
cvcr-vs,rsa1g in pumping thick kidney
Poi5,-ei tlooi thr- -gh veins and arteries.
IL used . = ccrzi5crcl that orly urinary
uouciss we're u ts ulcsd - the kidneys
but nov modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have Their begin
ming IN kidney trouble.
Il you are sick you can make no mistake
BY first doctoFing your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. Il stands the highes, for its
wonderful cures Of the mos, distressing cases
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s-sfsa .tfns rostonics al gsrpss tIdiahsl 7
1-. au tnrnnxt the p 80 q second eis-' ns'ts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY. JUNE 2 1906

lures, as well as messages. are prepared
In Paris. aud are accurately reproduced
in Rouen, the results being much So
Derlor 10 those attained from time 10
time during many years OF experiment.
Carbon IL already known in the forms
Of diamond graphite and lampblack,
or charcoal. The new variety Of Con-
slant and Henri pelabon, French chem
lists, Is wooly substance With minute
gray and black threads, and Is pro-
duced IN the intensely hot portion OF en-
open furnace during the formation OF
coke from material very rich IN tar.
The filiaments are usually from .002 20
.oO3 OF an inch In length and 00ol 10
.pO6 IN thickness, the black being the
hnes,. The gray threads seem to be cy-
lnderi,al and formed Of a series OF SUI
perimTO sed cones covered with glaze;
while the black are dull. with a rough
surface sometimes appearing like
succession OF very thin rings. The
carbon wool does rot begin TO burn,
even in a current Of oxygen, below the
temperature Of about SIS degrees C.
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Fabrics worth up 10 Sc. includ-
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ana kidney complications IL avail.
with the straining and voinnl '0'oeo
general anaestnesla. and the a..
breeding following are less thai siio
medicinal local anaesthetics ''-'' with
That music tends 10 stop b,s.s,
from wounds Ia the slngular oyssssaing
lion OF am army surgeon. On bsIsa'
2 patient near music be not,cad s sg
hemorrhage was greatly rad ,hAt
stopped. and was aventpaliv 4,ei o.
conclude that the air ylbrs,to9 TO
duce faintness. thus lesserins IN
action and consequently rsdn ser
blood overflow. 'Vuucing
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ANCIENT ROME

l. uow merely a memory OF the nae ~.
lGrd's SNOW Linimenl Is the f,rS, 20
ment OF the twentieth century my
tive cure for rheumatism. Rurns pesl'
Sprains Neuralgia. etc, Mr. q. hi peu.
you. sisnberry Mo. writes. ~ w
used snow Llniuent for Rheuus,is,- cave
Az pain. can't say enough N Ms pr ,s ~ (.
sold by z, e n. !. Drug Dept. ne AVA
81 SVH'' wan of's'' B
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the eeliptic, and resemblances suggest
that Il Is a prolongation OF coronal
streamer
A glass snake reported by an English
naturalist ate small frog on June II,
1904. After this Il refused all food. but
appeared in good health and often very
lively until abou, week before its
death on Feb. :.
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this gas often induces muscular con-
fractions or spasms. which are pre-
coded by loss OF consciousn Is, but
which may have suggested that the
patient was Ia agony The pain Is
NOT merely trihing. Il is existent
There are exceptions, ms IN the agon-
izing death nv strychnlne poisoning. IN
which the mind is clear TO the last;
but even In accidents. as from bullet
or bomb. numerous experiments and
observations on thousands OF cases
have ooneluslvely proven that con-
seriousness must baye been lost before
pain could have been felt
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The use Of local anaesthesia from
the injection OF sterile water was be-
gun by DR.. ;. g. Grant an American
physician, In 1901. and has proven so
satisfactory In several hundred oper-
ations, especially about the lower in-
testines. that other anaesthetics have
been practically discarded except In
the most serious cases. No uLfayora-
able consequences have been observed.
The usual damage from heart. lung
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In long experimenting With grass So
buttons. an English biologist has no.
ilCed that putrefaction does not occur
" strong red or blue light Is only SIM
Hated In clear yellow bat really takes
place IN dirty yellow light or In dark
ness. Re has also seen that workers
behind dirty yellow screens are SUBJ
ject 20 skin eruptions. This has sug-
gested to him the novel Idea Of color
treatment OK disease. a dirty yellow "
the skin being assumed 10 indicate o
degeneration Of the yellow fluids o, the
body--the BILE. etc.-and 20 require
yellow restorative like dandelon, lemon
or sulphur. while lack OF healthful red-
ness shows the need 81 a red tonic and
massage with a red stone. Blue Is
needed for black blood congestion,
chills and 70 destroy mould fungus.
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WONDERS OF THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD

from strenuous city life. Dr.. c. G.
Krauskopfs investigations have shown
that one in every three Of the school
children OF New York City is a victim
Of some form Of nervous disorder. the
manifestations being uncomfortable
nervous tgilchings. or sluggishness ana
mental depression. with tendencies TO.
ward melanchola. The causes assigned
are various. They include the inces-
SAINT activity. impure atmosphere. life
IN fats, continual noise day and night,
lack % proper nutrition, late hours, and
neaTness TO car lines.
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The fear Of death. He are assured
Is waning. Those who have witnessed
the "death-agony' IN many and var
led forms tell us that Il Is not so ter
rible after an, and even that dying Is
not at all painful c. W. Saleeby. an
English writer points out that IN all
but very exceptional cases. such as ac.
cident, the immediate cause OF death
Is the poisoning Of the nervous centers
by carbonlc acid This gas accumu-
lates In the blood through failure OF
arrangements FOR IT'S removal, and Il
has is usual anaesthetlc effect. Nor
NAL death is painless occurrence,
usually preceded by gradual loss Of
consciousness. The accumulation OF
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Tho new type OF telantograph Of
Isaac and Membret, French engineers,
the writing is done with an ordinary
pencil, and an apparatus at the other
end reproducing the writing or a roll
of paper. Designs, music and sigma
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The so-called auto-pastel photograph
10 paper OF London company is pre-
pared ny coating With a permanent
pigment and then rendered sensitive by
lmmcrsing In per cent solution Of
btchromate Of potash The prepared
paper is exposed under negative IN
the usual way. An advantage is the
great simplicity Of development, which
consists In immersion in cold water.
followed by dipping for two or three
minutes In water at 100 10 80 degrees
f., aud then gently using a camels hair
brush 10 tighten as desired.
The ghostly ring that appears 10
surround the earth. becoming visible az
certain seasons as cone of light
In the west after sunset or In the east
before sunrise, is thought by 4. Han
SKY, French astronomer, TO BE- an
electrical phenomenon. connecting with
the corona seen about the sun during
eolipses Observed from Mont Blanc
on the 2ist and 22nd Of last September,
this zodiecal light had the form OF
spherical triangle with It's apex near
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Child nerves are demanding rolief
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