Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 42, Number 51, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 August 1900 — Page 8

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INSURE WITH Wm, A. Wilson's General Insurance Agencv,

JASPER.

INDIANA

W.C T. U. COLUMN.

0OMD0OTK0 HY Mus. M. L. SOMg, If Women Voic hi.-kad ol Men I lie Other Side of ihe QMStiSSV (Continued from laut neek.) "Vif gaay I In vc (TO dollar tO get :t h:if "For mercy sakel You nni-t think I .mi nuilc of nioiny. It beg

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" A. II ii luck" i- I political phia.-e in Illinois. There I a superstition even among republican! that whenever fttovaoaoo nuM bl oilier he will he elected. Old politicians t II of his vit lories, txd woodi r whether Ins record ir to ho btokon this your. Ho inovoil to Me l. vii, i ounty, Illinois, when it had h normal republican majority ol ' 1 1 , and i arried it for repn tentative until ho retired, Thon, when Iba lightning struck bin in im-, ba carried Illinois into the democratic

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Skin Diseases. For the opeedy sad p rmmant tan of totti r, !alt rftean uia ectema, Ctuun berUin'i Eye and skin Otortnent U without an eqaal. It reuV rt s the ttchin.: Mul -inartiuu' alnioj-t instantly and its eontinuc.l BM oil, i ts a permanent

It also rim s Itoh, harbor itoh.

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scald li

ul, sore nipples, Itching piles,

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it l.y. SM 2. 2 MUcoanprH ban Is, chronic son syi III H At J.J , S 111' ii,.- s.nt lm : in granaiated lids.

Dr. Ca4Tl Condition PudSH for horws arc ttic h,'t tonic, blood pnrifk r dTtrmlfnge. Priae, 25 cents. Buldhy Kartia Friedman, Proggist. JOHN F. JUDY.

JEWELER ai

rail 1183 gin

Iyowpat rut,", t.) nil K it. ru an l WMtern point. KoMit. rate, and m m.tiI mfor mat ion will b- furnltdad upon ippl cation to V. K. curi'niiii, Ajft Jaapar. ft. O. STBATTAI, Traf l'aa , Mi Vernon, Hl. iL a. Qaaraau,, ucu i r.,--. agen , SI Loaii Mo Madlnon Township Trustee Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the Tnis

tee of Madison township will Ne at the office of Dr. Bean, in Ireland, on every Saturday, for the purpose of attending tc township bnmneee, And all pereons having; trasinesn with the township are expected to confine it to those days. The township library is kept at Isaac Alexander's in Ireland, where all way Dtain the books. The Indiana School hook" will he tmnd at Wm. T. Young's ptore at all timet. Jons K. Norman, Aug. 16, '95-y Trustee Madison Tp. Hall Township BusiiiesH. c. Kotise is hereby given that the undci-

Igned, Trustee of iiall township, will attend to township bninees on each Bat-

nrday of the year, at mv otfice, ami persons having township business to transact are required to present it to him on Saturdays. Ths township library will also he found at my office near Rosamond, and the citlaeas are invited to call there for library hooks. The Indiana Series of School books may be had at my office, and at John J . Meschede'!, in Celestine. Lav i L. Jacobs, Trustee Hall township, lag. 6, 1897, y

Has moved hit itore to the large rooms in the beaetnentof the Kraus house, on the oorner ol Main and

Fifth St., taper, and hi prepared to re1 air promptly Clocks, watches Jewelt v, Bicycles, Guns ami Sewing Machines "f all makes. He, also, keep. for sale i iUk of Bleyole Bspitr 3 antl (Jiuo, Sewing Bfaeltine Oils and Needh's For all kinds of machines. All work guaranteed. Trices reasonable. Call and examine. JOHN F. JUDY, Mar. 18 tf ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT?

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e na ii:m ill pouucai nie, mm

some thine beeide that ho lias not

sought. Much of btl popularity ii duo to Um tact that ba is a good story toller. Detroit News.

William Peaa 'i Sage Praverhg. "Some Fruits of Solitude," is the title given curious little book oon piled by Edmund Qoaee from tbe Bphorismi of William Penn. Here are some ot the best : Ni'vor many but for love: but see that thou love-, wliat is lovely. Between g man an 1 bis wife noth-

houhl rule hut love. Author

ty l f ir children ami servants; yet not without iweetneea. Y 11 may we s..v our infelicity is

of our sei VI - : since there i- nothing

Mr. and Mrs. Smith arc walking we do tint we should not do but wo

down town, hs to bis office, she to know it and yet do it.

quarter las! week, what did you with it? '

"Why. I got th

stamps." 'Veil write altogether too many letters; twice I year is often enough for you to Write home. What did you do w ith the ragt of it?" -I put ten cents in the basket nt ehprcn Sunday, but 1 don't believe I would do it again. U W6 men re not good o.'ough to vote at the M. E, Conferences, we are not good enough to help support th 'church.' "Oh. pebWi don't bring that up

What did von do with the i.then"U

nine cents?"

"Why, I have it yet.' 'Well, hand it over ; lose it or fool it awav."

I K. HARRIS & SOU, 7

Dealer in a)i kinds of FURNITURE.

VOU will

1 w ish vou Nothing shows our araeknes

I think men th:tn bvlu g K nr.

s m ue

bted at see

ing other men's faults and so pur

ine poll, she .-ays, were B ling with inc.

ought to vote a well as women.

',:i, 1 don't care anything blind about our own

ab Hit voting. I have my hand.full trying to make a living." "Jost then he reached hi offict

and i group of Women joined hi wife. "What do you think. Mr, mith!" exclaimed a black-eved

Men are generally more careful of the breed id their horses and

; dogs than of th- ir children.

Choose thy ciothfl by thy own eyes, not another's. A true friend unbosoms freely,

woman Jrora the country. "Last 'advises jueuv, Resists readily, ad- . it a man in Knoxville'spoke on venture boldly, tak-s all patiently, 'Man's Suffrage.' Mv huahand defends courageously and continues and one of bis neigh bore were down a friend unchangeably,

there ami heard ah ut it. and stnym1 to hear the speech, and let their ohor. i go until they got home,

away in the middle of the night. Pm.t. brutal

and now they are cra.y to Vote, the OHO , hut Von can just see how it would work, other.

Only trust thyself and another hail not betray thee.

inquiry is human: blind obedi-

Truth never loses by oft n suiters by the

An old alapp reads: "Then is :i ptae

for I'verythiuK." and for everything to bsCrO

In its j lar . the LOl'ISVILLK DIsPATCH (thing.

they would be ranting around the

country ha f the tune, and their

wou.d not amount to anv-

Coluiubla Township Trustee's Notice. The nndernigneil, Trnrtee of ColnmbiaTp., Dabcjfi eonnty, Ind., will attend lo Township Imsinessat bis residence on every Saturday, and persons having township businees to transact are re gtiestad to present it on that day of the areek. fhe Township Library is kept at the office of the Tmstee, w here those entitled can obtain book s. R. P. smith, Trustee. Ang. 16th, 1897 y.

sliould find a place In th home of evory

DBMOCRAT in the BUNNY BOUTH. The Dispatch is the people s paper, owned by

the people, and is always ready to fight for the cause of the people. IT STANDS QDARpLY ON THE CHICAGO I'IVTFOUNL without the aid or consent ofthe Gold Duk Monopolies, and a fair comparison of its news SSevtes (now being furnUhed over leased wires by the New York t$un, the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Press Association) with tha' of any other paper, will fully verify Us Motto. "If you see It In the Dispatch it's so. and If It's so it le always in tht D.apatch." The Dispatch also has a staff of over

3oo actlvo correspondents In the South, and

"Election day does not come very often," replied Mr. Smith, "and 1 think it w ,uld do the men good to get away from their work once in a w hile. Men need a rest and change j si well a ire women." "Mv husband don't want to

vote," said another. "He savs he that we see if we would be easy

Ho that ha more knowledge thnn judgement i m ide for another man- nee more than his own. There are some like dictionaries, to he looked into upon o ea-i .n; but have no connection and are little entertaining. Less judgement than wit is more sail than ballast. We most not pretend to sag all

bag hi- hands full to earn ft living, and when ho hag any -pure time he likes to whittle, and so 1 buy him trip of lumber to rwnuso him." Jüst then g young man with a -mail head and big eve-chases, and

o"' SftLllvu tui n spuum jnn iu tut ovuiu, miu . , . . win positively guarantee MouE mos ii' it bigger than the cigar he than doi'dle the soi THEHN news carried between bis teeth, joined the

It were end! NM to diftPUt everything that is disputable

upon

him if

said ho. "I don t

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Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The nndersigned, Trustee of Hione township, Dubois county, hereby gives notice that he will attend to all boauMSS

mjle ;St o( ivi; i LIVERY AND m STABLE.

arnvuif. un rorminiH ano rei;iiii

of any other LMtSlUt paer. Get UN Ifgomen. They Bflked Dispatch; It glvn the news and tella the would like to vote.

trutn aDoui it. i , Inllv S nni?,. Siindnv ?lnfff "A"..:. ni

ly. pages. We c'.ub with the Weekly j think the ladies would re-poet Us if Dispatch St the remarkably low pric j of , we Voted, and 1 Could not Possibly

tind the time, I am o buy- keeping my wardrobe replenished and minor mitters." The women went to the poll., and ti e election was jttgt a unfair and one-sided as it is now. Now, let U tak" a POOP into the

fl -') for both paper- in advance.

Weekly Dispatch, l.ix Weekly CoCKIKU. 1 .60

12,50 half price,

In advance, b ith for

per year, tl .- . Send your n"m?s and money the CoruiKii, Ja-per, Ind.

road, on Saturdavs of each week, and

reanasti! all persons having township holiness to present it on Saturday. Citisens desirinR books from the Township

library, are notified that the Library i kept by Wm. McIIarris, in I'ortersville. N. B. Cokitmas, Trustee. Aug 7, 1897 y. GEO RCE P, WAGNER

avuraonraiB of.

WAGONS and

OABRIAGES

VOLLMER & CO.,

MAIN STRKKT,

Always have ti e host turnout", of any variety for gastOSaera; particiilarly OOOBinereial traveler. OonrteOttS and careful drivers to all parts ..f Dubois and adoinin? counties. Horse boarded and sold on cheap term-. Ort K. ISM lv.

ödol

Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. t artificially digests the food and aid Nature In strengthening and recon itrucUng the exhausted digestive organs. it is ihe latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it lo efficiency. It Instantly relievos and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,

uture, say about ten years from Sick neadache.Oastralgia.Cramps and

1

-Ana Dealer ln-

Agricultural Implements

gtnd Fertuixers.

General Repairing dt Horse Shoeing. o Nerth Man Street, JASPER, - INDIANA.

ARE YOU

INTERESTED In the aeWS of the d.iv ' Tf so, you want to kteov tie' latest happenings and tsel that tin boi -1 sa then tic, THE LOUISVILLE DISPATCH Prints all tin - now w it heal an partisan coloring, and Is'odaj the leading papei ol Kcataeky Afents Wanted Everywhere For both Dailf and Weekly Sample copies free. Address LOUISVILLE DISPATCH,

LOUISVILLE, KY.

now, and imagine it election morning. We see the ladies and gentlemen going to the polls. Husband and wife go arm in arm. They are companions, comrades, friend in the truest sense. Thev fee I ran-

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I 11 1- 111 I 1,.U MIHI' -l Ol III! .OJililB Ol llltuispt r, inn v;tk ,,,. an ,,,L.P.

m vi in. ihr i jukj a. ll I i i i i ' i ling; neither one is domineering ov i the other. Therj ft something in the breast of every thinking man and woman that rebel at tyranny; and taxation without representation is tyranny, and caused our forefathers to heave overboard a quantity of tea once on a time. Now, gentlemen, vre a-k you to heave overboard your time worn prejudice, and allow u to go to ihe polU with you and register our opinion there. Woman needs something beside the narrow round of home duties to make her truly happy. We want to ! ju-t what ( iud meant us to he. Help-meets in the hon. e and in the ration.. MBS. B V A riCKBS.

all other rt suits of imperfect digest Ion.

Price MC and fl. IjireoslzeonntnlnsS'i times MiiullhUc. Hook all HU(UtilysH psiu juulii .. fret Prepared by C C- DeWITT ä CO . ChlcaflO Martin Friedman.

illDiiSA'S LEADING PAPER 18 THE EVANSVILLE

Courier

TWICE -A-WEEK

A' St. I'aul, Minn., the police have received orders to close all -aloon at midnight. Some thing that are genuine are

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o, i no account, mere i tiie case

1

i Carta ta, and TradMarks oMaitied and all I'at-

nt twaOMM ronrt'itteO f-.r MoetSaTf rut

fOusOrnciiiOMosiTt u PartNTOrrtctf

janl wf ran acrurS patent in lea tint than thoar Srrmntr from Waahinfrtnn.

and fiKxiri, arau-nK or phntn., with drsrrlp IMML We ailviae. if nati nt.it. r nr nnt. Irre of

charm. Our If nit due '.ill natrnt ia arnire.l

ga PassMtitT. " H"w lo Obtain I'atrnta," with

frco tu aame in Ihr U.S. ami luriin tounUica

Aaareas,

lafa s QMAUIJ. aaf

gwee-aewre w fw fjft. VVi

I Of. esSgwr Omec. WaMiaoroN. o. C

Two PilptTM Foir One. of genuine rye whisky.

The lir't men - iheltil under the auspices of the Salvation Army in

uci ess in every

The Conti ku has made an ar

rangement with th' Indiana Stat

Seritinel by which if will -end every Pans hju proved a

HUbscnner in uunois i-otintv who nav.

nay. in this ollice in advance 1 1 10 Kx.QQV Qnai oi cul,)n0 My for a year s uh-( nption to the ,., , 1r ,,

r I . a f Iiiiiiir i i 1 1 L 1 1 m r i 1... l .

CotntiKH, the Weekly Indiana 3tS Vn-eTter me'n poö Sentinel aih ilotklv kkkk for on- ;U)(, t)t ,ow wagM M 0Qfi r Kvery citisen want a paper ow J WOfJ0 f0 ehecki ,from the fetate capital. Now m ,Klvt. pfn ,.a., , fur thfl ,

your emmeo w sa it .roe. neno in f. sa,)un k,.(,,,n., during , ,a;t

your money and names. Siibecri-

tarn who aie in arrears for the

Courikk nre invited to pay up and

few yearn.

Alcohol is a disturber of the

tske advantage of this unörecedont j e,n1)im,cttnn,)t be r(g:'r,,'t, -

Ivsa ra a nv w um' ed liberal offer.

jfuod.

TOD SHOULD READ IT Because It Has the Best News Service It Has the Best Market Has the Best Sporting News It Is Democratic and Fearless It is Enserprfsing and the Best All-around

Newspaper Published. It contains the Finest of Serials It has the Best Short Stories. ALWAYS on th rlfht side of th- irreal ,u. .... iaa ..f the dar. I'rlnt lust what I ni-i ,r, nn irnl. p .ndent, trl;htforwrs inanii r. o.ir aim ta to make a ptr fot tn- p r J'ist an w And Itinin gooi. healthy, buoyant and full or human tiiur ONLY $1 A YEAR, 104 ISSUES. Bend for Sample Copies. HVICE A WEEK COURIER, KVANSVILLK. IND.

TT VnTOrp A tTTnin Ti -a. . .

plete. We keep on hand at all tim a full line of White and Blarlr i"u-i-

Robes and Slippers of all colors. We make a specialty of Embalming and caring for the dead.

We have two He?rses. One the lateRt-

a " -

funeral car. which we take free to all funerals

Can issue burial permits in Dubois, Daviess, an

Pike counties.

PHES

Home Line '.) 1. Cumberland 1 2.

UIWtLL. INDIAN

Fairbank's Standard

FAIRB llUKS-mORSEI GAS A1VD G EIMGI1VES.

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For irATlPrfll Pfttuar Pnrnncoo Prnm 1 . TTorca

Power up. PORTABLE AND STATI0NAEY,

WIND-MILLS, TANKS, PUMPS AND PIPES.

FAktlBANKS MORSE & a,

Louisville, Kentucky.

FELIX LAMPER Agent for the Empire Drill. Sucker State Drill.

Keystone Corn Busker

Fodder Shredder.

Manufacturer of WAGONS AND BUGGIES.

Repairing of all kinds.

Annt 14, BM

Jasper. Indiana.

B

ARNUM said his success was due his GETTING TALKED ABOUT.

So rhATinciTM'f'qq TVT A "W'Pt onrr. deoeüds OP

on his keeping his business before the public m

business; way TELLING THE .TRUTH advertising aU the time.

mkiv 9JW 4m ace wm wn lfTH T"E

Will help you to the publicity at a Hinall price. The other part is upon your own honor and conscience.

The Pteacb Advertiser Has better publicity than the transient one. Your announcements are solicited. 'Phone;i3-2. Ring us.up.

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