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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-04-12
The Perfect Way
Scores of Jasper Citizens
Have Learned IL.

VI yol suffer from backache,
Their. Is only one way to cure it,
The perfect way il to cure the kidneys
A bad back means sick kidneys,
Neglect il, urinary troubles follow.
Do,n's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
Ms. Mary l. Kelly, formerly Of 1905
Fla 4 Michigan avenue Evansville, says
"Doan s Kidney Pills procured at the
Drug store. not only cured my mother :
backache. from which she suffered in-
tensely, hut headaches Ahich made her
feel continual Y miserable ceased. She
i -eps better, is not nervo1 and restless
during the night, weakness following
slight rxertion * not nearly sD apparent
Ms mother positively states that she
never used a rene y equal 70 Dosn's
Kidney Pills
For sale 10y al dealers. Price 30 cents
Foster-Milhurn co Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
REMEMBER the name Dams and
take no other.
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s7-Jasper can rival New York
City in both having a murder
trial on hands. The Line-Bal
lard case is practically the same
case as the Tnlw-White and
Just as scandalous. With Bomar
Traylor occupying Jerome's place
and ". L. Cox. W. 5. Hunter
and R III. Mllburn in Demas.
Ha~tri lres and q easonS posi-
ton. Roosevelt saws that such
men as White and Ballard should
be killed. Ii his idea was cal
ried out at once. the uniertakers
in Jasper would be rushed with
business for the next few days.
as well rs elsewhere in the
world There would be several
lawyers and doctors missing
from their accustomed haunts.
as well as printers and lesser
FRY The places that erstwhile
knew them would know more.
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JUDGING PEOPLE.

We are all inclined to to Judge
of others as we find them Our
estimate of character always
depends much on the manner in
which that character affects our
own interests and passions. We
find it difficult to think well of
those by whom we are thwarted
or depressed:and we are ready to
admit every excuse for the vices
of those who are useful or agree
able to us. That is, we believe
one of those illusions to which
the whole human race is subject
and which experience and re-
Election can only partially remove
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The Town Board

Net last Monday night, all
members present
Henry Berger appointed -
give grade on Clay, bet. 9th and
Church property and it was or
dered graded Set for hearing
April %. 1907. Berger will also
give grade from ID 10 9TH
Carl Theile's bid of $40 for
g shut-or valves and Expansion
valves was accepted and valves
ordered.
1t was ordered that K NJ mil
burn and Jos. Marx put in water
meters.
Jac- H. Burger, ct al, filed pc
tition for grading Jackson St
from 9th St. to Corporation line,
which was accepted. and remon
strances will be heard May s,
1907.
The Marshal ordered to give
Ferd Nollmer and Mrs Mary
Fink notice to hll their lots.
The following We're the allow
IN. ,-
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It occurred to an alchemist one
day that it would be a fine thing
to take sulphur, saltpeter and
dried toads, pound them all to a
powder and sublime them to-
gether in an alembic. which he
carefully luted and set on a fur
mace to heat.
He poked up the fire and stood
around, thinking what he would
do with all his money if this
should turn out to be the powder
of reduction that would turn base
metals into gold, when, bang.
went the alembic and the win
dows blew out, and the door
ricI ed off the hinges and fell
down, blaml
The alchemist scuffed out from
under the ruins of the furnace,
shook a redhotu coal or two out of
his shoes and the ashes off him
self, and wondered what had
struck him. He tried j. again
and again, and each time with
the same result; and then it
dawned upon him that he had
discovered a fair article of blast
ing powder.
Since then about all that has
been done to his recipe has been
to put in a little better article of
charcoal. say that of willow twigs
instead of toasted toads.
Little did the old chemist
dream what potency was in that
powder OF reduction. For such
it is. Although it has never yet
turned lead into gold by its mere
touch, yet when a small round
piece of.lead is put with the pow
der into an iron tube of curious
workmanship, and fire laid there
to. 1t is possible to convert an
other mans gold into the pos
session of him that has the iror
tube of curious workmanship, and
not gold only, but all manner of
goods and chattels, houses and
lands, messages, easements and
Entertainments, even mems souls
and bodies. -Ainslee's.
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The Murder Case

Knofel Line now on trial for
the shooting Of Charles Ballard
The State is making out a strong
case. All Of the evidence of the
state submitted to the Jury By
Wednesday morning
Congressman Cox made the
opening statement for the de-
tense setting up self defense
knofel inc accused of shoot
ing Charles Ballard at Hillham
some time last winter is now on
trial in the Circuit Court this
week. The following Jury has
been selected to try the cause.
Henry Neusch. Frank Flick.
John A. Britain, Joseph Heichel-
bech, c. w. Land, A. R. Horton,
VIM. Z. Merkley, Peter Doll, z.
c. Kelso. Geo. ]. Hoffman. Alva
Bissey, and John c. Kirkland.
Prosecuting Attorney Traylor
assisted by VIM. Talbot of Or
leans and Henry Carnes, of
French Lick are reprenting the
state, while Cox. Hunter and
Milburn are con iucting the de-
tense, A large number of wit
nesses are in att ndance and the
case will probably last all week
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RAILROAD

Colonisis rates to all points, at less
than one fare for the round trip; also
Homeseeker- rates to the North, South
and West at about one fare for the round
trip, Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday OF asch month.
There j. now a rate to Branch points
OF one fare for the round trip going eve
ming train OF each Saturday good re.
turning until first train Monday. Tick
cts are also sold on Sunday at one
fare for the round trip.
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bBA Andy TABOR, Insane Who
was taken from the Jail to the
poor farm to save expenses, last
week is back in jail He broke
out of the poor farm smashed
several doors and windows and
hoofed it to Jasper where he
commenced to raise cain and
Marshal Kraft had to put him in
the Cooler. Application for his
admittance to the insan, hospi'
tai has been pending two OF
three weeks.
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SAY These atmospheric disturb
ances may moderate as soon as
Secretary Taft comes home and
relieves that abnormal pressure
on the equator.
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Total,

s15rWm. Tieman. of Hunting
burg is painting pictures on VIM.
Kuebler's store wall this week.
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SYMPATHETIC

He-Miss Elderly acts like a
coy young Miss of l6.
She--Yes; the poor thing is in
her second childhood.
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soy That peace pilgrimage Will
also be inviting to those promi-
nent citizens who overhear that
their names are under considera-
ton by the grand jury.
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Thousands Have Kidney trouble
and Don't Know IL.

FIJI a torle or ommon glass with your
water and let q stand tweniy-four hours. q
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Circuit Court.

Alvin P. Beeler age II years
Of age, admitted to the bar cf
this county as a practitioner
tn rein.
jefferson league vs.. L r
Rodgerson on note. Judgment
for plff for $50 10
John DePriest VS. Southern Ry.
Co. damages, cont.
State ex rel Amelia Apple vs.
Christian Hagen. Bastardy !.
Death of deft suggested and
Admr. Adam Halker substituted.
Trial by court, by agreement
finding for plff ttat the deceased
was father Of the bastard child
which is still living and By agree
ment ordered that Adminstra-
tor pay to Ed Breitweiser. guar
dian of this relatrx $40 and
costs of this prosecution.
Thomas Pinnick. Admir-. of the
esta g of Rhod Evans ct al
Administrators reports sale OF
real estate To VIM. Harris for
81 5. S137 cash, note for resi-
due due ! year after date. bear
ing 6 per cent interest from date
Sale confirmed and deed ordered
Michael L. Steinhart VS. Johr
A McLaughhl on note. Jgdg-
ment for plff for SIG s..
Hinkle Shoe Co. vs.. JOS. Fish
er ct al on account dismissed.
VIM + Vail VS.. Peter Neukan
e. al on note, dismissed
+ & NJ. Bank VS.. Vim. T. Kel
lams ct al on note. dismissed.
In the matter of the estate O.
JOS vain. a person OF unsounC
mind. Petition to sell Real rs
tate Order to sell at private
sale without notice
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VIM. A. Wilson,
General Insurance,
and Loans. Farm
Loans at 5 per cent.
Jasper. Ind.
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FOR SALE |!

A Groom house on graded
street, good pavement, well and
cellar. Apply at Courier office
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szyA hair-cutting at Blooming
ton. followed by a ducking, re-
veals the sad truth that intellect
is once more becoming submerged
at the seat of learning.
snsMr Cleveland being clearly
Of the opinion that his salary is
constitutional, and there being
no tariff on insurance company
PRESIDENT, duty plainly calls on
him to draw it.
Twenty eight Pittsburgers,
Ali ticketed to Heaven;
One married a divorce,
Then there were q.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
MRS. |RW|N's GIFT
To HOSPITAL FUND

Another generous gift to the en-
dowment fund of the Children's Hos
pital was announced yesterday after
noon. Mrs. w. G. Irwin is the one to
whom the thanks for the contribution
are due. She has given $4,000 toward
the fund of $4,000 which Albert Will
cox asked should be raised to maintain
the institution.
There now remains only $4,000 to
be raised and the required $4,000 will
be complete. With the $4,000 which
Mr.. Wilcox gave for the erection of
buildings and the $4,000 which came
from the same source for the running
expenses, of the first year, there will
then be $l05,OO0, ready to go ahead
with the work.
Besides the gift of Mrs. W. G. Irwin
to the Children's Hospital fund she
also dealt generously with other char
tiles. The Associated Charities was
given $500 to help carry on its work
during the coming year, and the Ger
man Benevolent Society also received
like amount for use in charitable
work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
NEW PHONE
SERVICE IS
ASSURED
From Wednesdays Advertiser

Frum Wednesdays Advertiser.)
That Honolulu will have an auto
matte telephone system, which will COM
pete with the Mutual Telephone Co.,
Is now an assured fact, as the details
OF financing the matter were settled
al meeting of the stockholders held
in the Office of Attorney Frank Thomp-
son yesterday afternoon. 1t was de-
eided 10 give the financing of the mat
ter into the hands of J. A. Gilman,
of this city, and W. J. G. Lambert, of
Los Angeles. The matter was conclud-
ed TO the entire satisfaction of those
presezt
Under the proposed scheme there is
s25o,0O0 in stock and the same amount
in bonds to be issued. Each holder
ef stock at the present time will be
given two shares of stock for each
share he now holds. The subscribers
10 the assessable stock will be given
TIVE shares for each one which is fully
paid in or, if they wish, may pay in
for all the shares which they have
taken and will be allowed two for one
for the entire amount.
1t was stated yesterday by one of
the directors of the company that
there were outstanding at present $500
shares of stock, at a par value of SO
per share. For this the holders will
receive $4,000 worth of stock, under
the new arrangement.
W. J. G. Lambert, who is the prin-
cipal in the deal with the local stock
holders, is one of the best known men
IN the telephone line on the Pacific
coast. The home telephone companies,
stretching all the way from San Diego
10 Seattle, have been built under his
management and are steadily increas
ing in number and in the amount of
business which they transact.
At the present time a system which
viii handle 5000 telephones is being
put into working order in Oakland,
while Seattle, Los Angeles, Bellingham,
Sacramento, and all the principal cities
on the Pacific coast have companies
which are constantly increasing their
business.
One of the conditions of the agree
uent was that the plant to be install
ed here shall be installed complete and
turned over to the company by June
of next year. The plant must have in
working order 1000 telephones, of which
500 will be in business houses and 500
IN residences. Lambert will attend to
the entire financing of the company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
THE BRIGHT SIDE

of life. 1t is a feeling common
to the majority of us that we
do not get quite the amount of
happiness we are entitled to.
among the countless things
which tend to make us more or
less miserable i'll health takes
first place. Hannah More said
that sin was generally to be at
tributed to biliousness. No doubt
q crippled liver with the result
ing impure blood, is the cause of
more mental gloom than any
other single thing. And VIII,
can reckon up the fearful aggre-
gate of pain, loss and fear a.
rising from the many diseases
which are familiar to mankind;
like a vast cloud it hangs over
4 multitude no one can number
You can see these people every
where. For them life can scarce
ly be said to have any "bright
side" at all. Hence the eager
ness with which they search for
relief and cure. Remedies like
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
have not attained their high po-
sition in the confidence of the
people by bald assertions and
beasting advertisements. They
are obliged to win it by doing
actually what is claimed for them.
That this remedy deserves its
reputation is conceded. 1t is
palatable as honey and contains
the nutritive and curative prop
critics of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
combined with the Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites, Ex-
tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry.
Nothing has S1ch a record of
success in Scrofula, Influenza,
Throat and Lung Troubles, andd
emaciating complaints and dis
orders that tend to undermine
the foundations of strength and
vigour. Its use helps to show
life's brighter side. Professor
Reddy, of Canada, says "I have
much pleasure in stating that /
have used it in cases of debility
and found it to be a very valu-
able remedy as well as pleasing
to take. ."sYou cannot beadisap-
pointed in it. Sold by chemista
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
HAWAIIAN CASES
IN WASHINGTON

VI. F. Prosser, who for the past three
or four years has so efficiently per-
formed the duties of First Deputy At
torney General, becomes a member of
the firm Of Kinney, Marx & Anderson.
At Attorney General Hemenway's re-
quest, however, he will continue in
charge OF the tax appeal cases before
the tax appeal court OF this county
and all of the tax appeal cases taken
to the Supreme Court from any coun-
~, as well as the cases on the present
calendar of the Supreme Court In
which the Territory is interested. the
principal OF which are the case argued
and submitted yesterday in which the
title to land on Kauai near the Hama
pepe river Is involved, and the case
Of the Territory v. All Sing and six
ty-seven others are the most inpor-
tant-
He will also represent the Territory
In the six cases which are now pend
Ing In the United States Supreme
Court in which the Territory is a par
ty. These are the case against Cot
ton Brothers, in which the Territory
ScthS 10 EcLONcT lllc Ndluc VI . QIC0SCl
loaned to Cotton Brothers and after
wards lost; the case Of Morita Keizo.
in which the question involved Is the
right of the Circuit Courts OF this
Territory. under the law as It stood
at the time, to naturalize aliens; the
case Of Holt v. Tullett, in which the
question involved Is the right to earni-
shee seaman's wages: two suits Of
Holt W. The Rapid Transit. involving
the construction OF the revenue laws.
and McCandless v. Carter. the Lanai
case.
It Is expected that all Of these cases
can be set for hearing at about the
same time so that ali can be presented
to the court without the necessity Of
a representative OF the Territory going
TO Washington more than once. 1t is
not expected that the lanai case will
be advanced on the calendar except to
bring It to a hearing with the others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
CROWDS VIEW
BIC CRU|SERS
(From Wednesdays Advertiser. /,

(rrom wednesdays Advertiser.1
Honolulu has a new waterfront since
the arrival of the first division, first
squadron. Pacific fleet, the cruisers
West Virginia (fiagship). Pennsylva-
mia. Colorado and Maryland, for the
Waikiki end Of the harbor is now the
busiest section of the port. both afioat
and ashore. Afioat, the Big Four pre-
sent a lively scene and ashore hun
dreds Of people daily visit the wharvss
to get glimpse of the great fighting
machines
Honolulu Is at present the center Of
Pacific naval activities, for from hero
are all orders for the forty-five ves-
sels Of Uncle Sam in this ocean issued
by Rear Admiral Dayton. Yesterday
the Admiral. aboard the West Virgil
mia, was much occupied with cables to
various points OF this half Of the
world. although he found time to give
himself the pleasure Of returning Ad.
miral very's call and In the after
AAoSA hC AS%VbVSu oh0Ak0 A00ACo 8800k v
the flagship.
It was stated aboard the flagship
yesterday that undoubtedly the vessels
Of the squadron. together with other
ships OF both the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets, when they combine for eyolu-
tions. would make this q port Of call
during maneuvers.
Yesterday was devoted to painting
ship and cleaning decks. Men were
busy aloft painting the masts and the
four great tunnels on each OF the
cruisers and gangs were on scafHolds
over the sides making white the steel
armor where the elements had worn
away the veneer. Last evening about
100 men were given shore liberty and
hereafter $50 from each vessel will be
allowed ashore at time, altogether
600 men having liberty at once. 1t
has been decided that fourteen days
shall be the period of the Big Four's
stay here. the men being paid OF and
having shore leave all the time.
The cruisers are docked in the fol-
lowing order: U. S. S. Pennsylvania,
at Naval wharf No. 8: U. S. s. West
Virginia, at Naval wharf No. L; U. s.
S. Colorado, in the Waikiki slip Of the
Alakea street wharf and U. s. S.
Maryland. in the Eva slip Of the Ala
kea street wharf.
Never before have vessels of any size
docked at the new government wharf
at the foot of Alakea street. This
wharf proves to be very handy as a
Naval wharf and the four men-of-war
are lined up in most impressive array.
Last night their searchllghts played
over hills and city and suburbs. much
to the entertainment Of observers.
During the stay of the vessels in
port the West Virginia's minstrel
troup, assisted by teams from the
other boats, will give a grand per-
formance at the Opera House or on
the Naval wharf for the benefit Of the
home-folks of a man of the squadron
who died in the Orient. "The Jolly
Tars'' will be presented and Honolulu
will discover talent of considerable
magnitude.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
.|sH|I EXPECTS NO
MORE HOOuGA N|sM

In a communication received recent
ly by Consul General Saito from Com
missioner Ishii, the latter expresses
his belief that there will be no further
outbreaks of anti-Japanese feeling
among the San Franciscans. He fur
ther expresses the hope that he will
be able to effect an early and amicable
settlement of the past difficulties
which had brought the two nations on
the brink of war.
Commissioner Ishii is now in Port
land, oregon, and will cross the bound
airy line this week to study the condi-
ton among the Canadian japanese on
the Pacific Coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
DIRECT SERVICE
WITH SEATTLE
(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)

(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)
According to a statement made yes
terday by T. H. Petrie, OF the firm of
Castle & Cooke. the agents for the
Matson Navigation Company, 1t will
be impossible to place q freight and
passenger service between this city
and Seattle In effect before May 1.
1908. Captain Matson looked over the
situation carefully and was unable to
dnd steamer available on the Pacific
Coast, which could handle the work
properly. At the present time there
are many steamers Idle, or simply
making expenses. on the Coast. but In
the main they are simply passenger
carry q large amount Of freight and
passengers at the same time can net
be found.
When the line Is started II will be
on the triangular run which was tried
BY the Hilonian for ono trip. The ves-
sci will leave here and take sugar ana
other island products to San Fran
cisco. IS well as passengers. At that
port she win pick up all the freight
available and then go to Seattle. where
she viii complete her load and take
on passengers from the Northwest for
this city.
The new boat. which Is being built
in Newport News for the Matson Nav
igation Company. and which win bs
the finest freight and passenger car
rier Of her type on the Pacific, will
be completed during the last Of Feb
ruary. and will then take two months
more to make the trip around the Horn
to this city. AS soon as she Is ready
for service the new plan will be put
into action and probably either the
Hilonian or the Enterprise will be
placed on the run to the Northwest,
thus accomplishing something for
which the Promotion Committee has
long been striving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
CHILl|NGWORTH To
RETURN ON NEVADAN

From cablegrams which have been
received from Senator Charles F. Chill
it is expected that he will
be a passenger on the steamer Nevad-
an, which was to have sailed from
San Francisco for this city yesterday.
He had completed his business in Van
couver and returned to Sacramento last
Monday, and was ready to take the
first steamer for this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
WINS RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP.

CAMP PERRY lO), August pa.
D. Berg Of the Second Washington won
the Presidents match in Thursdays
contest. and thereby also won the in
dividual rife. shooting championship of
America. He made 80 points out of
a nossible 500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-06
FROM MEXICO.

The following paragraph was clipped
from the Eel SOL" newspaper at Her
mosillo, Mexico, it being a part of a
letter to the publisher from friend:
ION my last trip to my properties on
the frontier, my beast fell with me to
the ground, wounding me badly, but by
chance provision I had brought in my
valise a flask of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and after using it was able
to continue my journey the following
day as if nothing had happened. I
never tire of praising this popular lini-
ment o. of recommending it." For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents for Hawaii.