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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
PORTERSvILLE POINTS.

Mrs Adam Rocrsceib is stlI
very low with Stomach trouble.
Mr. Ro- Gray and wife visited
their uncle near llaysvllle sun
day
Mrs. Nag. Sheriff has just hac
new iron fence completed
around the Sheriff. Cemetery
which was badly needed and thel
people that have friends bullec
there should be very thankful :
Mrs. Sheriff. for her kindness.
Messrs. Fred Schnarrand Fred
Krodel attended the State Fair
three days last week.
Several of the people Of this
place attended the wedding at
Foreman last Tuesdy
Mr. CIV Cox went to Wa hing
ton on business last Thursday.
Next Sunday will be the last
preaching held here by our pas
tor Rev. Bouher. He viii leave
for Lebanon, Tenn. with his
family Monday
The Misses Lizzie Geisler. Go! !
die and Jessie Cox. Ray Weiscay
er, Willis Britain, Louis Webbal |
the Fair at Hunting
burg last Thursday.
James MILKY and family visit
I'd at Villa Wineinger near Ire
and last Sunday.
T. w. Hays and wife visited at
John Harris near Lennon Mon
lay.
Miss Lue Krodel is visiting at
Waco this week Henry Graham
vent to Washington Sunday to
Zee his son who is at work there.
Chris Mehne and wife moved
nerly known as the Gray place
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Munkle is visit
ng her parents at Orwell tins
week.
Mrs. Mat Whithead visited her
lister Mrs. Josie Cooper last
reek.
Dr. Robinson moved his family |
0 Knoxville Wednesday.
John Houtch is suffering with
very sore foot caused from get
ing it poisoned.
AUNT HAMMER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

Tie Black Hole Of Calcutta is a
small dungeon in Fort William. Cal
cuita. Surajah Dowlah. the Indian
ruler Of Bengal. took Calcutta IN the
year l7l6and put the garrison Of lie
men into this dungeon. which had
only two small windows on one side
covered with iron bars. The prls-
oners suffered torture during tin
night. for there was not enough ali
for them 10 breathe. and in the
morning orly twcnty-thrce Of then
were found alive. This act has pass
ed into history a. one Of tho cruel
est on record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Happily Married.

W. clip the following from the
Kentucky Irish American, and
extend congratulations 20 the
happy couple
Pleasantly surprised We're many
people here. and in Jasper Ind
when they received invitations
to the marriage Of George Dues
and Miss Amelia Schulthels.
which was solemnized Tuesday
morning Sept. II, 1907, at b:30
O'Clock with nuptial mass at 81.
Bonifacc church The bride Is
one Of Jaspcrs most popular
,oung women and for three
years was a favoritc school teach
n there. Mr.. Dues is a son OF
Joseph Dues. and has long been
prominent in German social and
business circles and in the affairs
.of Trinity Council. y. NJ. l. Rob
ert GJebel and Miss Annie Schulz
theis. sister of the bride. Were
the att lants. Following the
church ccrcmon. the bridal cou-
pie were entertained at breakfast
at the residence OF Mn. and Mrs.
+. b. Horstmann, 922 Fifth i
after which the bride and groom
left for an Eastern honeymoon
trip Both hav been receiving
manN con nraf Ifinns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

Notice iS hereby given to the citizens oi
Jasper ana BaiuhrdgH township. puhuI.
co. Indiana that the undersigned. ilatis
inhabitant 0f saia township and county. un1
over the age ~ "a years and uf good mora
character. will AT the regular Oct term
1877. 81 tie Board nf Commissioner of -Hit
county. apply Tor "a license 10 scll ana rtta4
-pirituOu-, Yluou-, malt and other iutONicA
ting liquors IN "a les quantity than a quart
AZ time. With the privilege 81 allowing IN,
same 20 Dr drank on hi- premises
The p rcl~c location here said liquors nfl
sold il Joe front 70 ut on tbs gro mh hnu
Df q Two story frame huildiuv -fNlIs feet
-it'fatru um tine :. p. corner 90 lot Nu. o. 10
Y tho town 20 Jasper. Dubois County. Intifnnl
Z iu "a room frintiu- ID Nam ~tlett
4 AZ % a. sea lunches suI riga
GEORGE kt Nktl
Nug u.D. aw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Declared An EDl|GptiC.

49,. lS.,-..--s:a,.ca lkrOdeD Scher
er on Tuesday made applIcaIlOT
tefore Judge Milburn to ha ge her
son Ferdinand Krodel declared
an epiIeptic Drs. Salb and Sturm
both testified that the boy is af-
fiicted and a fit person to be
treated at the asylum recently
opened at New Castle
After hearing the testimony
the Judge found the facts to be
true and recommended that the
boy be sent to the asylum fol
epileptics. he will be taken there
as soon as the papers are re-
turned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Fell From Tree Top.

Carl Britain, a prominen :
school teacher of this count
while climbing after a SOUR :
Monday fell from a limb 81 > =
feet above the ground, break -
both his arms. on hip and 5
tainining other injuries viii
may rove fatal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Annual ". c. !. U. Convention.

The annual convention Of the
Dubois Co. ". c. L. U. will be
held IN Trinity church in Jasper.
on Tuesday. Sept oath, 1907.
beginning at $50 A Nj. All
Christian organizations are IN
yited to send fraternal delegates
An citizens are cor Italy invited
TO attend. Mrs. KATE LEE,
County Vice Pres
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
important Notice 10 Physicians and HItwiVe'
Jasner. Ind Sept. Q. l9O7

Jasper, Ind Sept. 8, 1907
Beginning Oct. LIST, records Of
births will be collected exactly
like records Of deaths. You vii
be supplied with new forms Of
birth certificates.
The penalty for fai lure to re.
port births within twenty days
is for the first offense a fine of
ten dollars to fifty dolla rs. For
second offense not less than fifty
dollars and not more than one
hundred dollars.
The same penalty will apply to
report dc aths and contagious dis
ease.
By order Of the State Board of
Health
JOHN p. SALB, M. ID
Sec'y. Board of Health.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

\ Ne~ nao, for "A oid one How ~
Done Ina Jasper.

! Y NtA itsttN Tor IN RlH Afftf f'tM - =
Done Ia Jasper.
The h OK aches al times with duh
ndescribabie feeling. making Won weary
and restless p.ciciug pains shoot across
the region of the kidneys, and again tat
.oins are 50 laue % s;opp b agony. NJ
80 use to ub or apply plaster Y. ~,
lack in this condition. You lnnoi
reach the cA-se. Exchange the pa
Dack for q i...v ami stronger ONE. lol
low the example oi this Jasper citizen.
EdUA 2 liDrei. living ga Wcst slN'h
treet. Jasper iud. says -Hv rNlcr
encc IN using DOau + Kidney Pills has
been most sat sfactory. NJ, occupato n
a. horse sheer = extremely hard On the
back ! nave had umhago severa
times ard it b. a very painful b. shoe
ing a horse while suffering FROM lame
back. In these Occ isions. | would have
iizzy spells and at times. frequent IN
.lInations o. urinate After using many
remedies, DOans Kidney Pills were
brought 20 my attention and they have
'lNays been prompt in giving nae relief
The last attack | had was about two
months ago, AMI ] went to Flick a Plans
irug store for box OF Doan's Kidney
Pills. As on former occasions, they
nave always been prompt IN giving me
r. lief Tie last attack had was about
rwo months ago, and | went 70 Flick q
Pfan-S Il rng- store Tor a box OF Doan :
kidney Pills. As on former occasions,
hey quickly banishei the pain ard
lameness. AMI ! am glad to endorse
hem
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Arp.fAr- " fllttrr Hrffaig Nan Vol
cole agents for the United states.
Rememser the name DDan sand
AXE no other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
SLAVERY IN AMERICA.

On our first page viii be found
the first series Of an article en-
titled Slavery in America" by
the Hon. Richard NJ. Milburn.
Same will be continued from
time to time until the entire artl-
Gle is published. 1t contains IN
teresting historical facts and IS
well-worth any ones time to
read
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Final Settlement Notice

80 ice is he ebv given to ihecr di'ors
ieir- ana icg t,c. I'D Didwig pan dn-
easel llerry l1au. Admir- fn app,t
per Indiana IN the eth Fay 20 pr.'af
BOO and show cau- IL any why fhl
tit al : settlement a counts with ilie cs-
tate ~ said dr,elc ! sholl Int 4 gr.
proved AMI sud heirs are notified .,
hen and 'lerc make proof oi heir hin,
an receive tn IN iistihufivc shares
Witness. The Clei < ~ said Court. thi.
9Th lay Of september 1907
JOIN H. Hnther.
Clerk DUBOIS Circuit Cont
Taylor x Trayl r. Atys
sent ~ 'O- 1NksF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Prof. Kunz, Of Holland.

Has resigned the principalshir
of the Holland school which he
held for many years and gone
away, we guess he has gone to
stayl He leaves behind him a
wife and child.
Prof. Hemmer has been APP
pointed Supt. of the Holland
schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20
Non Residence Notice.
No. % %.
Dubois Chez Count, october term 1907
Malinda Schnell

Dubois CiIc.it Count, october term 1907
Malinda Schnell
vs.
Martin Miller, Thresia Kicmenis. ka-
IL Walder.. unknown heirs Ot George
Schnell deceased, et al.
The defendants ia the above cause are
hereby notified thst the plainti her in
ias flied her complaint ~ this c1ur.
.prayins for the mi, ting ~ the title ir
nd 90 ceitain real estate .tt on IN hei
ON paint, gether Aith an affidavit o.
he efieci ,ilaf ihe ds.ends nts unknown
lelrs OF George Schn n deceased. and
rhresia kle enis Katie Waller ar, noa
re- sdents OF the state of Indiana \oN
.hci i,re unless said 4 Pendants sinai u.
ana appear on the llth day OF o t0h, r
1907 the same being the 7lh judicial IA,
II the Dubois Cine IL Court a the Octo
Der rrm, 800 - . held il the C,u'
louise in } ID ron the first Ion lay
october and D. n and there an
ser Or u H. SAIL comrltift, th,
Hme vii j, rfiel AMI d-icrm.n,d IL
| heir absence
Witness my hand ami thc scsl 81 -i
,oIrt ihi I'D day Of Augn Z, 1909.
ions H. llrrntE.
Clrrk DuhCi Ciicuit Cour'
Richard & NIilhurn.
+. J.. Betz attoneys
/ Aug 1B. 'O1 3Wk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

80 Kurkel's hall was crowded
with friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fdw. Schiller at their wedding
dance Tuesday n ght.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

ssA-The Hon. II. w. Carpenter
of Pike Co was here Wednesday
fixing up his political fences.
See adv. in another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

rA- Harry Schiller has been
confined TO the house for the
past two weeks with Malaria fe-
yer and was unable to act as one
Of the attendants at his brother 5
wedding Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

a7 +. G. Smith and W z.
Douglas. OF the Mossman lum-
Der Co.. have a force of men bus
,ly engaged in putting up then
arge saw-mlll at Dubois Ihls
industry. employing about 81
men at the mill besides the tim
Der cutters and large number OF
transfers will be quite a help to-
ward the building up of Dubois
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

Richard 81. NIilhurn
+. J.. Betz, attorneys.
Amg 2l. nl 3Mk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-20

urine scalls the flesh Or b. when The child
reaches al age ~hen it should ts able 10
con,fol the passage. IT'S SEA afflicted with
bed voting depend upon d. the c7u9c 81
me difficulty is kidney trouble. aid ihe first
stop houh be- towards The treatment q
these important organs. This unrlcl ant
trouble Is due @ a Diseased condition Il Che
Kidneys and bladder srd not o. a habit a.
most people slppo
Women as well rr T7ade mis-
cratic with kidney aa t2+' trouble,
and both need the same great remedy
The mild and the immediate effect 81
Swamp Root is soonfcaliled. Il Is SOLD
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-28

The pavilion directors received wo'd
from Salt AXE Tuesday 10 the tect
that the polishing machine. which vas
expected here ten days ago. had broken
down and 1t was necessary to send east
for repairs. They are hopeful, how'v
Of getting the machine mere and having
the floor put in good condition before
the Fourth Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tubbs were
called 10 Boise last Saturday by tele
gram announcing the death Of Mrs
rnbb.s brother, Jas. HEAPS The de
cease was quite well known hers aud
in star valley. He was en- route TO Fay
cite valley TO locate, when be was taken
down with appendicitis at Boise and
vas sick only few days.
Word was RECEIVED in Paris this week
of the death Of G w Kunz, which oc
onrred in Berlin. Germany. ON June
7th from typhoid fever. Deceased VA
= sen Of G. Kunz Of Bern, aud left her
n April ON two year mission 10 Ger
many aud Switzerland. He had tansh
a bool for several years II Huntsville
: Utah. and was reelected for next yea'
but gave mp the position when called :
90 on the mission. He was y years O
IL are and besides his parents and 9TH
. relatives. he leaves q wife aud =
u small children 10 mourn his nntinsl
death
70 Whether the MontpelieF-Poeatei
,dng pong train l. to b. made =
; mau.nt feature. depends largely mp
- the amount Of business Il does. II
N train Is certainly 3 great ACCOMMODATE
a. 10 the people q ihis county and
D 5>who must journey 70 salt Lake shon
az Make il Point TO ~ on the plAs p'on
9. shOuld the train be taken OF IN ~
by "a Aays and the other train schedule
I'M maIn a. it Is nos The connection
be pIopie returning from Salt Lake Wo1
-EHe much worse than i waa oefo
People leaving Salt Lake II II % ?.
30 vanld not arrive TO Montpelier an
- lion 10. the nest DAP. Tbs pr saa
= ..hedule In inst what the people % 4
To- ssI Law have wanted for years and 81
3 sso.,ia show the railroad company q
ne tbev appreciate it. by nsin9 he q
,od cong IN their travels betses a0ut
Ter and Pocatello and salt Lake.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-28
Ritter Bros Drug Co,
Montpelier. Frankan and Preston
idaho. Logan and 0ariAad. Utah.

The celebration in Montpelier will h.
worth coming good macy miles 10
see.
Mrs. ]. X. Shnpe and daughter. Sadie /
went 10 SprinRvillc. Utah toiay IA at
tend the funeral ot pr Jas Shnpe's
two year old son. Forrest, who died at
~. Louis "Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mr~ G. f. Wright gave an
informal reception Tuesday evening Ia
4 honor OF Thos. Enos and bride. he
tween the hours 81 30 aud 1850 some
seventy live guests called 10 extend
congratulations Light retreshments
were served by Mrs Cleo Marks aud
the Misses Constance Mcintosh. Irene
Douglas, Florence Underwood Emma
Apnd Lillian SponRherR
III Messrs. Harris. Underwood, Malone,
Staley returned Tuesday morning FROM
Alberta. where the land opening was
held Monday Mr. Underwood drew
No. 81 and filed on 80 acres adjoining
the townsite on the south. II " =
choice piece OF land aud Mr. Underwood
feels that he was well repaid for hir
trip Charlie Harris drew No. "a aud
fled on 40 ac~es quarter of mile
from town MIR Harris registered fur
Fred Vogel and fled on 80 acres f"'
him about three quarters of mile from
town. Mr.. Harris says that bis 10 y
excellent land. II Il covered viii
bunch grass aud II fenced on two slides
by the railroad company. Mr.. Under
woods land is 80 situated that he car
get water outo II from Little Woot
river IL he ~ desires. II Alberta make
n the town that Il h Antiell ated IL
Ia Underwood will probably plat portiol
III LOT hts % into town LOTS from the sal
i of which he can realize = nice sun
Mike Malone aud VIM Staley Dire
numbers that would nave enabled thrI
Y u have selected farm land not far forI
town. hut they decided 10 relinauia
their iiiings The drawing was attsn'
III rd by about 600 people aud u wan 90
y Quoted In strictly fair aud hone
manner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-28

Jolly 40 Della Pringle j. still intiici
ing the public with her wonderful
h st,ionic powers" and is advertising for
Rleading man 70 Join her company Al
Colorado Springs, Della, haven't You
yet learned that you are "a has been
Of nearly . generation ago. \
N Robt. wufhrich OF Nounan. came in
TO see the circns last Thursday and
during the day while engaged in a
friendly scuffie with a friend he fell
and badly fractured his right knee cap.
He was taken 10 the home Of his broth
er in this city and will be laid up for
several weeks.
= Engineer Joe Toner returned Wed.
nesday from two months solourn in
New York City and other points 10 the
east. He states that the weather has
been very disagreea6le this spring
throughout the east, be having seen
only about week of real good weather
during his stay.
ALT. Hogensen was down from s.
Anthony several days this week arrang
ing 10 move his household goods there.
He returned Wednesday and Mrs ii,
will join him there soon. All has =
good position with the Short Line taer'
and he says that 81. Anthony Is lively
and progressive town.
The city's treasury was loser by the
visit of the Sells. Floto circus The licens'
OF $50 was refunded because OF th'
inability of the circus 10 give perfor
nance and the city is ont about els 10
extra police hire. However. the da,
was profitable TO the merchants a
; everybody spent some money.
As No was pulling ont of Kemme'
or yesterday caa rcpairer by the nam
OF Payne was struck by the locomosiy
! an badly injured. Engineer Chapma
$ thinks that the fellow attempted su
/ eide, as he acted qneerly and only
q few days before he came nearly bein
e struck by freight train
The Masonic fraternity Of this eli
u observed ST. Johns day las. Monday b
. social gathering at the hall In u
IT evening. which was attended by mer
nj bers Of the order and those of the Ea'
10 eru Star. Music. games, social int
" course and refreshments. made mp {
We evenings program which was enjoy
xe by all present.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-28
Hoggseite Enos.

4 very pretty welding occurred -
noon "wednesday June ID. when Miss
Anna Margaret Hoggsette ~ this city
was married 10 Thomas syb Enos Of
nontpelier. Idaho. The beautiful and
impressive ring ceremony was per
formed by Rev u. NJ. Long ot the
second Presbyterian church iu the
presence ~ only the most intimate
friends OF the family ~ the bridal
party descended the stairway, passing
under arches q ruass. Misc Lnra BEL
vile softly played the iohengFtn wed.
ding march Tie bride. who was an
attended vote q white imported gown
Of embroidered ind cloth over white
taffeta silk aud carried Shower bon=
qnet Of white ross binds The wedding
gown MAS = present frofn the brides
brother. J A. Hoggsstte ~ Manila.
! who i IN The employ II The sovern.
ment =, tina, place Miss Harriet Hpgg.
sstts wore a violet priness~ gown II
juAl cloth over violet alb. Miss Emna
uox9s+tte locked charming ia cream
, and pink gown over cream taffeta siik
The brides mother sore black en-
troldered imported gown. The hofn'
vas beautifully decorated with palms
"a. flowers and SIMILAR. the coin
scheme in the parlor being green AM
wbite THE dining romn waa done II
pink and white and rel roses ani
susilAx wers tn The hall A fouF oonrs
wedding breAkfaas followed the esrs
.nnny. Mis- Gladys Kapp q wAho
: delightfully."- entertained the guests al
:, several readings
" The bride y the daughter q Mr.
Anna Hoggeette of s%l north Twent!
: folrlh street aud hAs been foF -
past year a teacher 10 L4Besln. whsi
size has made nnmerons traends ~ b,
= pleasing personality. Mr.. EHoa i q
proprietor 4 The Ems hardware 81
:, .aAdlsTy frm d AontpelIsr and = d
:, e the Substantial business men 81 soat
Is ssstsrn Idaho. Sir. ard Mrs.. Ena@ i
y On tne Afternoon train for Denvs
AZ here they will Els9t ~ith the grOop
=. = parents. before leaving for their futu
hone. Lincoln. Seh.. Journal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-28
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only so cents.

"I.ishn Strong has had the old drop
curtain in his hall replaced with new
one. The curtain was painted by
salt Lake gentleman. and 1t has adyer-
tisements of OR local merchants around
the scene in the center.
Il pays to advertise Last week Mrs
Chas Hoff placed three line local in
the Examiner. announcing that their
residence property was for sale and
within "a hours after the paper was Is
sued the place Was sold.
wanted-Blds for putting up about
As tons of hay on the Church ranch in
the Paris bottoms: hay derrick will bt
furnished. Address VIM. L. Rich
Paris, Idaho. Ii
The county commissioners will MAKE
trip over . good portion Of the 90 ant!
next week. viewing the condition o
roads and bridges, in order to give then
better idea of what work should b
{ ordered done to place the roads in bette
2 condition.
Strawberries from the snrroundin
a ranches reached the local market Sa
i urday. says the Salmon Herald. That
5 more than we can say and from preser
indications Bear Lake STRAWBERRY
. wont reach the local market at all th
n year.
[. Visit our bargain basement and tai
advantagsof the special sale on N e
a shirts and underwear. mems hats, B
at by shoes. glassware and crockery. Y
Il will be surprised 10 see what you C
. buy on the ) and 10 cent counters
!. Whitman's bargain basement.
4 The city hall at Soda Springs W
! destroyed by fire last Sunday morniu
g. All the city records were saved. and
hard work the fire was prevented FRI
.. spreading TO adjoining buildings. I
loss was about 400, with 500 ms
! ance-
aS+-Ehe ladies' auxiliary Of the Pres
-, terrain church will conduct a roOl
food sale 50 Mrs- Chapmanis store
~ morrow afternoon beginning at
s O'Clock They will have for faie hon
w. made bread. pies. cakes and other g
things to eat