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The Washington times., 1907-04-14
Y. N. c. A. INDOOR
MEET DETAILS
Only a Few Events for
Older Memberships
in Limeiight.

The athletic directors OF the local Y.
NJ. c. \. have decided 10 place the man
agement Of the meet on April = in the
hands Of Chase Taylor, the instructor
IN the boys building. The meet Will
not pc IN the nature OF an inter-dePart-
mental affair as previously thought but
viii be open only 10 members Of the
boys building, except for a few events
in which the men may compete.
Mr.. Beckett, Instructor in the mems
department thinks that he can whip a
good relay team out of this years
basketball quint 10 meet the four repre-
senting Company X OF the Y NJ c. A
Mr. Beckett has accepted the challenge
issued by Company X, and his men
have already started training.
Besides the relay race there viii be
the shOt-put twelve pounds and the
$50 yard run. These two events viii be
open to the boys and mems department
and to Company x. The closed events
for the boys will be three twenty-five
vars dashes for the different age boys,
a shot-put. two running high jumps, a
440-ys-rd relay race. a 440-yard dash. a
relay for A class teams. and a relay for
b class teams. These smaller boys
should give the Intermediates a hard
run for their money They. created such
favorable impression by capturing
every event entered at the National
Guard meet the other night that In
structOr Chase Taylor is confident OF
success with these youngsters
First and second prizes viii be awarded
for each individual event The winning
relay teams will also receive prizes.
Entries will be received not later than
I Saturday. April 20.
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AMATEUR BILLIARDlST
TO BE SENT TO PARIS

NEW YORK. April 13.-ActiOn has
been taken upon the plan of sending an
American amateur buliardist 10 the in
terEaUionsl tournament 10 be held in
Paris this summer. In This city the
Liederzranz Climb. voted to enter J. Fer
dinand Poggenburg and defray his ex-
penses
News was also received by the Off
Gals Of the National Association OF
Amateur Billiard Players that the Chi
cago Athletic Association had taken sim
liar action with regard 10 Calvin Dem
arrest
Maurice DAILY said that the stand
taken by the New York and Chicago
organizations practically made it certain
that an American amateur would com
pete. but whether both Demarest and
Poggenburg viii so remains to be de
cided
The Washington times., 1907-04-14
INTERESTING RACE
FOR SECOND PLACE
Fat Men and Orientals in
Close FiniSh-GarriSonS
Last.
Saengerbund Holds a Safe
Lead in the District
League.
KrauSs the Only Bowler
Whose Average Exceeds
200 Mark.
with the saengerbunds and Garrisons

With the Saengerbunds and Garrisons
safely esconced at the top and bottom,
respectively, the District Bowling
League interest now centers in the
tight for second place between the
OTientals and Fat Men. who are now
practically tied, the latter being only
one point in the lead
Krauss has lost a few pins, but the
Saenger expert is still over the 200
mark. and win no doubt finish the sea
son with a double century average
Allison and Burdine also of the
Saengers. are tied for second place, with
an average Of 1S9.
Team Standings.
The Washington times., 1907-04-14
AMERICAN FIGHTERS
TO MEET BRITONS

LONDON April 13.-Two international
fights viii be fought in the ring of the
National Sporting Club on the night OF
April p In the first Al belmont, the
clever featherweight fight OF Boston.
viii take on Owen Moran, the little
English boxer, while in the other San
LangfoTd, the clever and hard-hittine
cOlOred weltCrweight of Boston will
tackle Tiger Smith, the midleweight
who was knocked out only a short time
ago before the same club in one round
by Gunner Moir. the English heavy
weight champion. Both fights will be
for twenty rounds.
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Local Fanciers Active.

The successful termination OF the ar
rangements has once more given ample
evidence of the progressiveness and ac-
tivity OF local fanciers. Not only did
they preeede- other sections by a year
in endeavOring TO procure the fight, but
is now honored IN receiving the first Of
fers.
A general meeting Of all persons in
terested viii be held at ~ Seventh
street northwest. on April Il, for which
a banquet has been arranged.
The Washington times., 1907-04-14

The Victor Athletic Club wants games
with teams averaging fourteen years.
Address Bill Smith, 512 Eighth street
northeast.
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weight'Card. sud invited O'Brien 20 take
the place Of Langford- O'Brien rather
likes the idea. and viii be among the
Nolan vOyagers probably when the
American Quecnsberry specialists set out
for England in July.
Bill Squires and Burns.
BIZ SquiIes the Australian champion.
VIII be here in few days He slid in
an interview at Honolulu that he want
ed 10 begin his American career with a
match with the winner Of the Burns
O'Brieu night and that ne would post
5000 with the writer on arrival. the
same TO 70 as either forfeit or side bet.
1t is his intention TO be at the ringside
in Los Angeles il Burns and O'Brien
meet
Should the Burns-O Brien match fan
through il is highly probable that
Squires and Burns will be matched TO
fight at Colma on Decoration Day. Jim
Conroth. the san Francisco promoter.
who sent Nelson and Britt together at
Colma. has been working on the Squires-
Burns contest for several weeks. Burns
! started the ball by writing TO ConroJh
and asking him TO arrange the affair.
In replying. C0nTOth reminded Burns
that he was already matched with
O'Brien, and TO this Tommy sent an
swer- You go ahead and get Suuires
for me III whip O-Brien surely and
Will be ready 70 box Squires a few
weeks later.
Cofroth says; Il think a Squires-
Burns match would be a big card. even
though il should happen that O'Brien
and Burns boxed another draw You
see. Squires and Burns are built on the
same lines and each Of them is the de-
termined rushing fighter. I don't know
Of anyone among American heavy
weights betted fitted to give the Aus
tralian a thorough try-out. and for that
reason I am looking forward to bringing
the men together. OF course, ] can't
say that ! have the match Clnched
Burns has told me to go ahead and
f, make arrangements, but Squires viii
have something to say on the subject
when he arrives. / don't expect that the
I Australian viii throw any obstacles IN
/ the way Of a meeting, though"
But If O'Brien should defeat Bur s, -
Z was asked OF Conroth.
/ That is something I haven't allowed
/ for" said Cofroth with smile.
/ This is tantamount TO saying that ne
! believes Burns viii win from O'Brien
j IL they meet again.
o'Brien Is Talking Again.
Please state for men that. no matter
/ what others think oC my ring qualifica-
. tions, I VIII be very much to the fore
when il comes time to select an oppon-
ent for Squircs." SAID Jack O'Brien. Il
am still on deck and the matchmaking
deparmtnt w-'o1 I PRESIDE over per
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Dade Is the Starter.

Starter Dade viii again preside at
the barrier. and Secretary Riggs and
Judge Frank Bryan viii be in the stand
while the stewards will be Samuel Ross
OF Washington: H ]. Morris and VII
liam Manly. John BOden, the we'll
known racing experts who has recently
been elected secretary at Brighton, viii
be the racing secretary.
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Will Be Liberated at the
jamestown Exhibition
Grounds.
National Capital District to
Hold Meeting and
Banquet.
Successful Termination of
Arrangements for Big
Flight.

The local committee looking after the
preparations for the great jamestown
homing pigeon race has made more
progress than the most sanguine could
have expected.
At a special meeting recently every
detail Of the event was carefully dis
cussed, and W Med Lindsay. the pop
ular president Of the National Capital
District. was appointed % confer with
Hon. r. II. Sexton. chief OF Department
OF Congresses and Special Events.
Net With Success.
Mr.. Lindsay departed on his mission
with much expectancy, ana met with
success in every way. IFS report 20
the committee was received with much
joy and qualification. Zach request
made by SIR Lindsay Oh behalf Of the
Washington fanciers was granted. The
number Of birds which are being en-
tered viii by Tar exceed any cOmpet-
ton Washington birds have ever had.
They win leave here on Nay T. aTriv-
ing in Norfolk on May S, when they
VIII be placed on exhibition until II
O'Clock on May 9. Then they viii be
transported to the spacious grounds Of
/ the aeronauticaI building. said TO be the
finest outlook CT The exposition, and
where ones vision IS un0bstructed for
miles. Should the day OF liberation be
/ a clear one, as It most generally IS in
this section in the month OF May. the
fight Of the pigeons may be watched
for nearly half an hour after leaving
The baskets
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FoREGoNE CONCLUSION.

do you think marriage is a Iotterv2.'
Quit kidding. You're married, aren't
you?"
7 am"
Then why ask such foolish cues
tons. milwaukee Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don I Mstak Your Troubles. A ia Der
Citizen Shows How 10 Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their Kid
neys. II suffering from lame, weak or
aching back they think thatitis only a
muscu Ar weakness when urinary trou-
bic sets IN they think twill soon correct
Itself. And go II IL with all the other
symptoms of kidney disorders That Is
Just where the danger lies. You must
cure these troubles or they may lead To
Diabetes OF Brlght's disease Tine best
r'me ly TO use is Doan's Kidney Pills.
IL cures all ills which are caused by
weak or diseased kidneys. Jasper PEG.
pie testify to permanent cures.
Mrs. Brook kellams, living on Sixth
street, Jasper, Ind, tays: when nv
husband had an attack OF acute lumbago
he was told TO get Doan's Kidney Pills
lie could not move without feeling those
excruciatlng pains shoot through the
small OF his back and il was Impossible
Tor him TO stoop. IL he arose from a
chair he would have to do it gradually
or the sharp twinges caught him and
made him exclalm with pain. His Kid |
neys caused him annoyance Us The sc. |
creto IS were cot regular .and he sui |
Tered from frequent headaches. He got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Flick 4 Pfan's I
drug store, and he SAID that the filled /
ne .iil exactly. Ills lame ness departed
ne kidneys reganed their strength and
ne has no more headache.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co Buffalo, New York
iole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
axe no other.
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The Bribery Episode.

And that bribery matter, what
a silly thing it was! An honest
German citizen of Ferdinand.
Dubois county, who had been an
important factor in the politics
of his neighborhood for years.
applied to Mr.. Bretz for the post
office at his place And being
that kind that he did not want
anyone to DO anything for him
without properly recompensing
him ne proposed to give the Con-
gresham $40 if he would get
the appointment for him. The
intention was simply to pay Mr..
Bretz for his time in looking af-
ter the matter for him. But the
little Congressman thought he
had been outraged and he brought
the little letter up in open session
and expressed himselfas intense
ly indignant at this brazen at
tempt to 'bribe' him and he de-
nOunced the writer in the bitter
est terms and " anted it inv sti-
gated
That was a sickly bit Of en-
dorsement which was sent out
from Washington the other day
no doubt by a correspondent
which Congressman Bretz had
tipped, and which the Democrat
reprinted Thursday. 1t was
eulogistic of Mr.. Bre;z's superior
services as Chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings.
Now, those who are familiar
with the facts of the case know
that Brett has done absolutely |
nothing in this regard. He has
not succeeded in getting a single
building through. Not one And
for that reason the vote Of the
stone quarries of Lawrence coun.
ty will be cast as a unit against
him. The Committee adopted
Indiana stone because of its SUI
perior quality for building pur-
poses, and if the Chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings
had have had an interest in his
work he could have kept the In
diana quarries running full time. Il
AS it were nothing scarcely has
been done for over twelve months
and hundreds of men are thrown
our OF employment. Bretz ac-
tually devoted more time trying
to get the house to take up the \
alleged attempt TO bride him ,
than he did to his duties on the
Building Committee. Washing
ton Gazette 1894.
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~ q NHtIIPAN UOttIN Homo % swamp ROOF.
by mail free, also pamphlet telling You
how to find ont if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing TO Or. Kilmer & Co. Bing-
hamton, =. y. Don't make any mistake.
but remember the name, Swamp Root
DR.. kilmer's .Swamp-Root. and the all
dress, Binghainton, y. y, OH every bottle.
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TueSddu Election.

Rhode Island, Mississippi an,
Maryland went Democratic, Ken
lucky, New Jersey and Nebras
ka went Republican.
Democratic cities, Cleveland
San Francisco, New York ano
nearly all of Ohio's cities
Republican cities, Louisville,
Cincinnati and Columbus
Guild rep was elected gov
ernor of Mass by 100000
Maryland elected Judge Croth-
ers a democratic governor by
1000 or more.
Rhode Island reelected Hig-
gins Dem for Governor
Kentucky elects Wilson, (Rep)
and entire state ticket. Demo-
Gratis safe the legislature and
beckham for the U S. Senate
James F. Grinstead rep J |
has defeated Owen Tyler (Dem J /
as mayor of Louisville by 5000.
Tom Johnson dem } has
beaten Representative Burton
I Rep } for mayor :of Cleveland
Ohio by about 5000 or more.
Mississippi elected Noel DEM
for Governor. He had no oppo-
sition.
Sheath Rep was elected
state treasurer by an increased !
Fort rep } is elected governor ,
Of New Jersey by about 1000 5
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lSUS.
Anna Eckert
Ys. Cause No 1911
Theodore Eckert.
The defendant in the above EMIT ed
canse is hereby notified that the plain
TN has filed her cause in this court pray.
ing for divorce and alleging that the
defendant is a nonresident OF the state
of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore notified
that unless he be and appear in the Du-
bois Circuit Court on the rst day there
OF at the next term TO be holden on the
first Monday in January, 1903 at the
Court house in Jasper, Indiana and an
swer or demur to said complaint the
same y II be tried and determined in his
absence
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 9TH day Of November, 1907.
JONI 7. HuTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
RICHARD NJ. MrLBuRS, Atty.
Nov 3 1907.
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Down in Tennessee the farmer

Down in Tennessee the farmer
gets fifteen cents per bushel for tur
nips; but in Indianapolis tho people
who buy ,nrnips pay fifteen cents
for about five pounds. That
allows for freight and commission
for handling Just ten elevenths of
of the bushel In other words the
man who does about all the work
gsts on G ELEVENTH while the abroad
the commission men and he mer.
chants get ten elevens OF the price
paid by the consumer Is il any.
wonder that the other fellows live in
the nice house? The fact that the
men who handle the provision trade
in nearly all large cities now are
| allans onght also to cnt some fig
ure in considering this question.
The American Society of Equity
is in fsvorof law and crter becau Q
II is by the means of laws properly
made and expect to right the
wrongs OF society. Because there
are bad laws it is not proper that we
should become law breakers. Let
Is amend the bad law; make good
aw and Cbey alllaw, even bad ones,
Until they can be changed. We
must compel other people to obey
he law. The trustsTnd monopoIies
'' W themselves above law and
will endeevor to find excuse TO dis |
hey 1t Every man who disobeys ii
nIsbes them with al excuse for !
DING so, just as th ir d sobeyance ,
the law furnishes our members i
nd other people with an excuse. :
here shor ID be DO night ridin, j
zen though the provocstion be, .
hare isl ways better wav. 7
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License Notice.

~ OilCk y hereby given 20 the citizens Of Jasner
~ Banbridge township Dubois ronn,v 10, ~ ~
mat the undersigned, male citizen Of he Tnt,od
STATES VIII apply 70 the County COMMISSIONS ~
DUBOIS county at their next regular session. IN
uors, beer and sine. and permit The ssmc \, ~.
FRANK on me premises. under the provisions OF Tie
Ia. 81 Indiana governing such licenses ~
- m, ne precise location where such liouors
y ~ pe 500 - IN front room, on the ground
noor, SIZE lsxs, I'm the south east corner ~
= Two story frame building fronting on n
" street and the Public square, on loi
Df the town OF Jasper, Bainbridge ,awns b III
Dubois county Indiana.
Nov. 1. 3w.
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Colds and Group In Children.

"My little girl is subject to colds
says Mrs. VIM. III. Serig, No. Al. Fifth
St., Wheeling, w. Va Last winter
she had severe spell and a terrible
cough but | cured her with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy without the aid OF
a doctor. and my little boy has been pre-
vented many times from having the
Group by the timely use Of this syrup"
This remedy is for sale by Jos. A.
Mehringer.
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TRACTION LINE FRANCHISE.
The Town Board met last
Tuesday and granted the pro-
posed traction line the right-of-
way through Jasper.


Mother ~ You're very fond Of
your dolly, aren't YOU. dear?
Little Mary-Yes. She's nicer
than anybody else | know.
Mother-Oh, no, She's not nicer
than your mamma. surely.
Little Mary-Yes, she is. 'cauIe
she don't never disturb me when
I'm talking.-London Mail.
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NONRESIDENT Notice

state of Indiana, Dubois County, s.:
Dubois Circuit Court, January Term,
1908.
Anna EaLart
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Notice of Letting Contract
For Construction of
Drain.

In the matter Of drainage O.
petition of John A. Green, O"lse no.
William I. DAWSON et al. o'io.
Notice is hereby given that from this
date until the 18th day of Nov. mber.
1907, the undersigned drainage com
missioner OF Dubois county, and super.
intenient Of construction OF the ditch
described in the report of the drain age
in the above entitled
cause, will receive bids at his off and
residence in the town of Ireland, Dubois
county, Indiana, for the construction OF
said proposed ditch Said proposed
ditch or drain is in Madison township.
Dubois county, Indiana. Said contract
wil' be let by stations to the lowest and
best bidder. The right to reject any and
MI bids is reserved.
WILLIAM t. YOUNG,
Drainage Commissioner.
Dated this 25th day of October. 1907.
Traylor x Traylor, Attys for Petitioners.
Oct. %, l907-2wk.
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Therefore, when your kidneys are weak
or out of order, YOU can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems TO fail TO do it.
duty.
If you are sick or "feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Or.
kilmer's Swamp Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs TO health. A trial
VIII convince anyone.
If YOU are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild aud the extraordinary effect OF
DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. IL
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
OH its merits by all 81
in fifty-cent SsT=YsAS Tls
and one-dollar size q IA
bottles. You may III y ...4.Isu
have a samDle hottie -,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08

on ITS merits by all
druggists i'll hfty-cent
md one-dollar size
bottles. You may
-inn.a a cnrtn1n hnAAHn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08

traced 10 tlie kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
IN the disorder oi
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that Is their work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08

How to produce crops aud how
10 increase produ ,tion is important
and equally as important is the
matter of their disposition.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

lNN~ 49, tNN%AANAAAs
State VS. VIM. j. Hays, d. |. {,
= m. Cont. per agreement.
State VS. Sam Colvin. A. & b
+ with intent Trial by court find
+" ing guilty. Sentence withheld
during good behavior.
Peoples State Bank VS. Chas
Behrens, ct al on note. Trial by
court finding for plff. Sc, 75l.l5,
Nancy NJ. Beebe VS.. John B.
Doughty, Quiet Title. Trial by
court. Finding for plff DANA
ges s460.10.
| ballard Mccormick VS. Rosa
Mccormick, divorce, dismissed
by plff. at his cost.
VIM. Harris VS. Wannan Harris
divorce, cont.
Jno. M. Schnaus VS. w. +.
Leighton on warranty, cont,
Chas. Behrens VS.. S H. Wulf-
man, ct al, cont.
ballard Mccormick VS. John S
r'rick, damages cont.
V. V. Cassidy Board of
County Commits toner's. Finding
law with defendant and finding
for deft. upon agreed statement
OF facts. Plff. given 90 days in
which to prepare and present
bill of exceptions
Herman Eckert VS. Board of
County Commissioners. Finding
or pltf upon agreed statement
4 facts as to items reading Per
hem attending court % days at
z per day S56. Finding for Q
let's. upon statement as to each
nd all others; and finding for
efts. as to them. Exception y
y plff. and 80 days given to a
repare and present bill of ex- =
options. !,
Henry Bohrman VS.. Chas Os- 5,
orn on account, cont. il
Jasper Furniture Co. VS. Sou. :,
y. Co. damages, cont. r.
Malinda Schnell VS.. Martin "
Iiller, ct al, quiet title, cont. for pl
srvice.
Fred H. Poetker VS. Chas. Beh- h
ems, cont he
Thos Shoulders VS. Lou Shout IL II
ers, divorce cont sn
Farmers & Merchants Bank foi
Henry Cassidy. ct al, on note. ca
mt. on plff. motion. ~ ~,
Fletcher Shaw VS. Mollie Dillon ne
abeas Corpus. The trial in ere
ambers decided in favor of De- b,
1T. awarding the child in ques- dir
N to the deft. till the further the
der of the court the
Mary Kuebler VS. J. w. Kuebler
al, on note Cont on plff. Fo,
)tion. sol
Maggie Peabody VS. Chas. Pea tai
dy, divorce, cont.
Hobbs VS. Ruth
IBIS, divorce, trial by cou sta
d ia zen under advisement. ,od l
Evansville Grocery Co. VS.. an
rr Traylor on account, cont.
sldor Schumacher VS. John Tn.
huebler, ct al on note Prin.
! Int. paid, judgment VS. def. tiff
all costs. ing
ohm ID. Otter, ct al VS.. roseph DEF,
Fisher, on account. judy " :
mt for plff. $94.69. thai
Andrew Kreilein, Admir-. vs.. boi'
bert P. Cassidy, ct al, on note f +, :. :
igment for plff. for 1926 IS Cou
ienry Cassidy VS. Flick & Pau swe
nages, cont. ahs,
linnie E Sweeney VS. w. w "
lett ct al, damages, cont. cou'
cult Court Allowances October
Term 1907. RE
Grand Jury. nov
( Green $18 40 -
sley DeBruler l8 go
T. Klausmeyer Is so
S. Chanley 10 so
BERT Thacker Is 90 MI
IS. J. Hays Is 80 pH
my Hartke 8 90 -
NJ. Green, bailiff Is 90 Off
Jurorc
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Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by OYer-WOTk.

II used 10 be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were 10 be