Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 April 1905 — Page 1

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JASPER, INDIANA. KitllMY. APRIL 28, 1905,

W.C T. U. COLUMN.

:i wliirh I m iah

irou and I tainted than ever and fora few inkarwwor momente sat in nerfeel ilenee

Iiis wrinkled !(i iace tiMK on an

rati uv mm

;i ! I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

you in favor of added expression or anxiety.

I rule Stm lepl) Concerned. (jntmuc-l from last wodk.l

rhe old man

seemed much lia

ised ith tliis. but just at this

point the converaation tk an expected turn. A gentleman of tWil countenance and very : ill and pertly habit, evidently i it-rman extraction, approached, evidently desirinvr to apeak to i cle Sam about aome matter which he had in mind, Quick as tl ough Uncle Sam decided to ask h m Borne questions in regard to

off opposition to our busine

nothing elmj would, ' ' ! ask you lo jrive Ques. " l)o you vote with Kli- to them. The; tienl nartiM .mil for candidates Diip. "An

that k nou n tu In- fftVOFl ihletO bwalizintj- th lin.mr ti-.-itiie hv t:.v Evidently he WBM COmillff to t eel

your business?'' and licence laws ."' more and more that the reaponsiAns. ''1 meist assuredly do. I Ans. ' 'Moat assuredly I am -l-ty lor this liquor taaineaa was would not for a moment think of not The liquor traffic is the Pn h,,nM rmally ho broke out voting with a party or for candi- greatest evil of the age and 1 fpw,nff sehjoquy: iL'ilts blown tu lie utmosril to my should he wined from rh ttu of Vvell, I BWOWJ 11 that dm I

Real I Mle Iran-f.r.

.f.il.M . I lM I In 1 Ii . r- vi lie t io, 1 I nrv UuhntckiM lot ii. SAD.

n( Cnadnli sc. Yatea of Jasper fe April 18. 1906. was a life lonvr

Vi -oliilinn-

I'f. M ICO Mrs. Su ttl I .. ,,( departed ( his !i The deceased

Win iieitman io iumm m iHgt, i t member öl the M. K. church, and ok! s l..ll:in.l i lim for imnv imbSM b humiiKmp erf tha

'"'' Ladies' Aid Society of the If. E.

church. Whereas God In his infinite

F. W, II in.-iel.i U) II

10 14-3 SIM. I . V HurMfeld to Henrv Lämmer, I i M-:; Ii IH0.

beat th" band! Here are two of0-

i - I) Kemp to J,

du

Que

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mine, the church and the IkmIv the country want this liquor tra- v'"k litic, utterly antagonistic to ail legalized and protected, and - JJJJJ; ,. ,

keiLM tt.uLi I I kl'i Hol t il i i w li . . zioi'i It It i tw.mt i.ii.ii t wt r 1 I

vuMitvoo i ivw Mfj i'imm iM- uiw m iaii it it jiri nan'u in an . . , --- - - - Wn M tntan tu V every time. Liquor men always its bearings, inimical to the inter- my ubjevts who want Lactiv '

est of honest trade, renuflmant to OPP08" ! things. Uquor manu-Ktln-1 Suitaman t J

Do you believe in for- the moral sens.-, hurtful to the facturers ahd sellers throughout acre

saking any party which does not h

fl'l seilt Mill tu ' :!!( 1 TO tniS MI

matter?" that is precious m life, and there- W row wiwi paruea ng iws) . . An. I most asuredly do. My I fore our only proper attitude candidates who are pledged to ah.-,, Ryan to J rmnnlaaa miui l.. m.li.-lil hvan toward it wno.ilH Kp ntiA of . d.-nt give them What the.', want. On lfl HttBtinglionc

... .i . ... i..,n,..' i.... i,...;i;.. i..m ,.i.,.....u a,, the other hand Christian minis- 1 ,,',t J-' !.? l-Za Z7-

1 til i Ul I VIUVV." I i V I '(ill 'I H I I . fill V L I '. '

the matter. 1 ms gentleman js whal our ba(-)t g for Leg that it canilol lje icen8ed W and their associates want the" Mal,, .,. N,,lking to ,f B Uwyi earned m his hand lioon Close in- A . we nol vol. at a if we wte without sin. I cannot favor Nuf business abolished, yet up 12 iej .: - 1300. spectton proved to ie i mted . , , t nr. either tax or lieenai M to the present time at least ninety ' n. Broodicdr.tK. o.LokStates license to sell . liquor. al. . . V I .n Iii, S i n .J -n . v ' v,.t, w.ih per cent of then, vote with part- RS -" A Ji

party. Hie tax and license part-1 parties and for candidates who Ies an'' for candidates that are' , j;,.,, t0 nraiaii Holt. pi

ICS belong to US and they know it. represent you in regard to this They are our agents todo as we I matter?" want in the way of enacting laws j Ans. I am compelled to confer the protection of nur buai- feas that I do not. Mv partv is

ness." not yet educated up to this point. As this portlj liquor dealer and you knowlcannol oppose my tyy LAW S ARE NOW IN EFFECT.'

passed on aixxit nis Duainess, parts, i love ttie nistonc ki uncle Sam turned to me with an party." expression of countenance which This response was given reluctseemed even more troubled than antly and with evident embarrasbefore and said. "You see that ni"nt. all the world does not agree with tines "1) you believe In ItAIlM li.d lwll ' II liMllt llnlWil L'tll f. I L I II f I 1 I kl I 1 I..II I I I I , I

. I r?, " U M 7 " ' 'i 1 1 n in i'.iil. "" or cigarette papers in your pos uitf. I was about to reply when does not represent you i n regard -(

another trentleman approacned, to matters oi sucn vital interest :

and Unele Sam said to me. "Now Ana. That is a hard Question -i . ... o uil -i w. kcmp to w. 1

- . - - i iti s k ill' ii mil iiiiTiiiiiiriii-:.ii.. .

. . '11 I. IMIV. j s i vtiivi vi'iiiiiiuiiivt.i.iv f - 4 , , there is :11ml her trent iiii:ni rvi- to Mn-wor I Will rolitinoe to ' v-J- f- '.

kemp l-2a38 a wisdom has taken from our micl.-t

. ., our beloved siater. '"' 0 Be it resolved, that In her death 1 12-100 the Ladies' Aid Societa has lost

a loving, faithful memher and an 0.1 15. ktomy M 88 efficient president. J. i. Alvy ptssof Resolved that ÜW ladies of the Aid Society xt. nd their deepest B. uev, ft Biank'i gympath) t tie members of her

Felix Schnei dsr, Edward Moobe, ( iEo. Anderson, J08EPH BltCHAET.

Vfter finishing the little buiness

v hich was the object of the call ! ele Sam said t him. "Now I wish to ask you two or three questions and I wish you to answer them frankly." Having received a promise that he would do - 1 with pleasure, b'ncle Sam pro 0 eded as follows: Ques. "Are you in favor of legalizing the selling of liquor for beverage purMi.se hy tax or 1 ense laws." Ans. "Most BS8uredly I am. 1 believe in lax or license, w hich is the same thing to us. By tax or license w e secure for our business your protection, and that akes the business respectable 1 gives it character and standing amonK the people Besides when a license of 1.M0 was

uiKn the business in Ne

Mrs Mrs Mrs

i't8 ... ana J iliiMiinirtiiir

Pkuam i

committed to the tax and licence lo 10 Frdiamnd MOO. There is not a sillier, or more theories of dealing with thjs tra- i MongoW t.. h. B. Vftadiv!r, disgusting habit than the use of ffic. 17w5?i4"iÜS2i f , .. , , .. profane language. In the nrat To be continued. Mtl"w ' P profanity serves no nod John Hatter to hiirvi.- Cemetery purpose; BOme men say they

ittioiiH loot 2-l-5. i.'. sw ear to relieve their teehnizs.

the matter is

use pioi unity to

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IM. 16 1-3 $44. mow on steam. Any other lanl, Sebuhimirtier t Jttper KoreltT guage would do as well, no lanWorR lot ad 93 Jarr. fHWO imam, u-nnlil i,. tt..e Alma

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AswJciBiioD o-iw .'i- i, r" iwcn io renew I Anna Feat to Pairri Oenutterj A- truth of soeialiDii J KN. ',. 1 5 30. fi,.lt (u. m ,,

can.

Kb

rm: m:vs don is." A few of the things you not do under the new law:

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away cigarettes; have cigarettes! i.,..,,. ,

t "'' wrought up over aome matter.

cssion. niimmena t.n- i.. .mio- i . Miuer. :v.ords. even, an- iihoIoju hot

Man y if you have tuberculosis, : nruT . . , , lMJttt.Plhan

Drofanitv if thev are not nrofane.

. ! w ' " ' -" - . - . f

or mieciious diseases

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" 1 " : all men hau some by-word, when EayM afti i s-s taken by supriaeor when greatly

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dentiy not a liquor dealer, and talk and preach temperance jyiarrv if you cannot make 5 fwo we Will see what answers he will wherever I can. I hope to ffet tfodaviX that VOU can support a M" l:,1"1Ph give to these questions. Asthis mv partv educated up to that fomjiu l:lr . i .. .11.. IMIIIIIjra .

Frequent a dance hall where

kB e er ler th' uro at dia- hf "f" 1 men lntt,,' Un ,H'!,,n liquor are sold if you are under h l;iK L. H was cleanly shaven, neatly my party, and as I d not want JL nf ' T,

rh license did not hurt the,dr?sed' and a Bib!e to "S !S ve away' t'lif Receive a saloon license within Terrii mess u on the contrarv u as nderonearm Hia countenance ve cou Id no twin any way I hm- lWll years after you have been m r. - i 1 . V-, was open frank, ami I nele Sam ought to choose the leat ot twt f . : t moat l.ntit tnit I net) airai ti . n n .1 i j 1 sUcccsl uii 1 eriionsi raieti nCainsv me m I ,U I't MOll OMi. 1 III II 11 r. U. ,,, ... .. tilth.. i. I :inil I'niit ;illi. n I'm . V,fh. , , .. .. .

1: ... u.a... K.. iumJ. v ........ vv.. 'V. iv the r.'ssK .'titsi ot The ward 01 -

aHT L''r ürst salutation r.u b- Sam said to mv party tor the present" küfc iv..

i a I I I t.'u ii.'oii mi miiivii-'U o..

l nave some iuicmmhi 1 ncie .11111 now M-eineo uiui e

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;..h

pay ineir UDiea ano in uuai wj Wirrt pacifies their conscience and heads

C,VUv,Ol0 IC ,s fottnd in Hid then is w und- of all

Run a private bank without

conforming with the laws regarding state banks. Governor J. Frank Manly and

Sec'y of State I). K. Storms have titi affixed their signature to a pro- fain clamation declaring the laws Of tho l:ist fcnet-al fls.semhlv in 'n n

effect at 4:."i p. m. Saturday ' 8 states April 15, 1906. Govern yourself and Atk

according!)

sm : 1 lie use ol proianity. is growing to alarming extent. One ''" hears language on the public thoroughfares and in public places

that would shock hell itself. ( it v liian Torrid) Fz-n- Laai ordinances will not check pTOttvai able bnu tuiJ in Inäjm fanity- Aü lht. laWj. in an the on- ii e-. n. ;' I al 15,000,001 statute books will not stop the 1 "' j. -' ,r' 8 !' 1 ' ':i fr""' flow of evil language. Not only ' 1 ' : ,:" lv "' "- ' "aan- ninra aiuj religious grounds but Of thw 15 per cent wa in cul- w Rruunus o1 pubnc decency lat r Hicr are about oUm.ld th.. rliarniattinc Kaduf hm

. - of bind When p.ne goan commercial qwUttet. Älanv mt,n use pr()fanitv as an attiiiulanctf of hard thv i fhp Kncrli;h lama-ma.

The latest itt- We have a)1 hear1 the jokeon " "f the languages spoken b some

men, "sacred and profane. ' '' Main fall into the habit un-con-

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obti inanie ,no

animal at $55,01 'at of the popula riciilture i- exeec

Largely Determine the Quality of a Buggy

A a famous driver once said: " The Wheel is to the buggy what the Hoof is

to the horse.1

The inot Delightful Summer Resorts In America are the "Lands ot the Sky" Country. Western North Carolina A-io:iu K, N. Cm Mi;re nearly than ' any oUMf city in Ann-ri -a niectn all 1 ' t KB BqniretDaanli ut a natural -anitari ua tad htalth reaort. for tMnparatara and i

(inn lie ii l" nanTruea. ..iniinfc ciiHr-

li'teriiKj tlie at in fit-r- ut tin- capital

Irl k CHHltly, and when they have )Kl.Ui.t;i;i (MU.t, jU.,nijri they use it continually. They know that it is indecent and un-vrontlcmanlv. but

never-the-K'ss give no thought to

snide whee

have even as low .is K gr.uU- uheell

to the danger line. No Montgomery Ward A Co, v. ; km grade wheels- not one. We will not i a rig for anybody. There i-n't an 1". grade wheel in Ml Never will le.

When buggy is offered you al . I Montgomery Ward ft Co 'a pri. . y Pottum dollar u has ka grade whet

right

some do n

ever uke I

There .ire If there were to sell the lu

u et ptu e than i an bet yowi tli.m K. grade.

th.

Voit would n't tri: grade w heel , if you EON it is puttied Up . An K n ide 1

h u e ab

an V. gr.uli wheel lx -

uui win

it tiuec lr.is!i Bixikes to one ii' (l!u'-

M Braah wood is the dead wood c( a tree hi h which the aap does not circulate i I is next to and runs into the hatk. It is dark colored, full bl check hdes. and under strain will break tquaf off. And there ant elm hubs, ofti n, 00 E W heels, instead ol l.ii kory, a on OWi Mighty few buggy dealers In the smaller towns know anything about the grades oi wheeli in the bugglea they h ive to sell.

Thev will tell you the wheel is a " Sarven patent." .r a "( rjHnpressed hand huh." and "hi knry." all of which is doubtless true, for all grades ot wheels. front A to I". are made in these st)les, and even " brash " hickory is hu kory." Bui the chancel are that the dealer dot Mil know an K gt.idc wheel from an A grade. Nobody .an tell the difference after they are painted. It is our business to know all about wheels and axtes, ge.us, bodies, tops, trimmings arid finishes. All about buggies, in short. And WC giM" you the benefit of our expert knowledge. You profit bt lh in m ney sat cd and in the extri quality of your buggy -when you buy of us. We rfe MAKERS of vehicles, and have i splea didly equipped buggy factory at Chicago Heights, 20 miles from Chit go, where expert workmen and elected materlala, under the direction of Mr. r. L Shaw, arc employed to make honest vehicles to he sold direct to th people at the fairest prices. We tell von the truth In plain language in the ( .ireful dew options of more than 200 styles of vehicles found in our new Vehicle Book. If ou haven't tee. r.ed one yet, send us your name .nid address tod iv. We will send you a copy ot this valuable Vehk le Book free by return mail.

Montgomery Ward y Co.

Mich rn .-mw. Midi) -irq eff)

nJ WflHhingion Strei-l

The ONLY General Merchandise Mouse Owninjl and Operating Iti own Vehicle Factory

G rmtfl Pun;.

The CSerman are given to pun- th hMkinr of it "ft rmn t h,'ir man

njj ,.f;er a ponderous sort, and Jjj,s. , : lai age is well adapted to it. jhm. is B pemedy for the evil istc n war gives them plenty u is lhis: Lol t.Vt.rv man and es. At Berlin the new- w,,man keep a sharp watch on t name I r the Commander of the the tongue. Let everv father

armies in uancnunn " and mother kee;. an car on the "huroki i a r.:en. moan- lamniaro nsti hv t hnr children.

al h Ith at ai: Masons of the year, it- ing Hiereby that he ha been "im.- j)V )V c.nancc. jt should be

hotels never ckwa. ituatod WO lart I (gejiacht) hv Karoki discovered that the child, or It above the sea level, tlie Ahevil , . l,,. j..,,,. ,,f 1 1 .. lir,..fii "alI've. o,H.-,-e.;u. atmo-pherv Ht o,v - M , V "m USCS ltl-

dry and braein Hills, valleys, rtverü r' . V. V 7 ' i'"t o-pro! ano language, it be

III .1 frti ilmiui'l.

iisHan m.ral

I Wie tief Ml Frankreich gesunken r kindly and 8ympathetically ex-

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N,..,t to AshcvH wu eu ii t ne cnir ' tiow tar nts l ranee sunsxr ) planed that the hal.it is not one .r I i i .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! in. ,f bo 11. a.. it . l . .

' . "irev-ius. .Mi- i;;-' answer inrw .-..-..i ... ... .... .r..,,

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The young men ind women who road this should watch sharply

1 1. at no vulvar language escapes

Shcffp For Warm Climate.

ur ewes hihi n rain ior attretno southern states, prop of wool is a banii n

e i 1 1 1 1 ry . n' oilier rcwuie ui lainv, nu ii -1 lot HpHnaa, Handera invjile, Brevard, 1

lovely Lake toaaa sy, etc. Tba8arpiure Country us um dtstriei aroand LaheTosaway and Kapphirc m eotM to lit called, i within a fhrt n.le oi A - I. ... ill.. Til..... .1.- I L .u ti i ..n.l..r!ii

,,s,i. .lit.. .11. i. .I. nm. t- 'i . .

Ii .hu. -evernl tlienuand teet above the snecp l tM. use in t flic ifo-.it natural beaaiyof the"l nd & heavv

Of the kv cimtry tin not yei DOBn : i,,,, ,lPl .1, Matilfin in a

sac, ".hmenl upon the tylvan soUtttile 'r'" ' on tb quality uf the havitu hen ihe er.ctieu ot spl Ii i mutton. 1 he-e sheep are heilig eih bale on attractive sihta and the eon perimented With hv the bureau of Ktr.ict...n ot eacellenl oarrlafi roads ftrunn induatrv. Thev nre hurd ÄÄÄi t r K;"''7a-,' V"y rre let-, alo t. ratef, train mm ic.v etc. brought ftom ihe banadOS, where arh to any p'ssarnjrr rapt went alive et thev pnued profitable. - Country the Ronttiern Railway or iftreta toU. B. t j j,, Il,.rioa Allen. A. i. P. A , 708 I- lemical Buitd " "

lag, st Louis, Mo.

The denartmenl of agrieulttiit rwa their ,ips of vouth Keep has recently imported five woolless your speech dean. Wehster Re-

Springa, W.

publican, Webster a.

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1.

City '..ere

led

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r

et

notaolc! Qeneral Rolerl

average i the ( olun Nrev or! E go next

i- 1. it is of ' li have been covered v aunuio nd i- stiU in i fair 0:1,1 '; rvation. Before its lumbia. e. still in use. nianv ri'1"1 '

tlt:ie !

havfl sut lienerul Seott.

I'avlor, Jeff Davla. General Auk:'1 ;. I.. . . o mi ml Mi Clellan,

Library Method. Thi hbrariaa of the chambaf of deputies at BN rlin on being told the

for L'ettui): a look at university lihrarv in claimed: "Wlicre shall i' i hoars and i half hoar in Paris, tweni ihe Dritiati araaaaai a I all nun.! : es at CopS if hi wishes to i kl- it might save i to make a trip to a V irk Tribune,

General Bragg and others. Grenersl Taj lor once lived here with his fam- T Qy, Including his tlaughter Bettie, an who married Jeff DavU. It migbl is n he mentioned al thai leneral . Braggi who won fame ut the Mexi- h can war and the f( '"'!lion, sojourned repl here for i "tue. and that Albert Bid and aey Johnston, while on his aay to num Salt Uike t'itv alter tlie fountain are

i M , adow massacre iu l- rested his tor

V nfea

a i.

irnaj here.

d for intub it '. p irptoaa

rator "kins i enetuehs, it ir ity of nllit li at nobod in : of then1 in the hike? in :n told ITli kin ', and alli?a price, bcinr

18

95 A Low Down Wagon at a Way Down Price

Sim: Wt.Mlt. 3X9 Skeln. Thabaat we can bur lny on the team, tmty to load. fav to buy. Hs 4 -Inch wide lira, cheaper a- : better t'an a Mfh-wheel waren. For haultnf anything hay lock, fodder, train, manure, tc. It (ita eery tarrr. purpoae. Kill every waf-n needa"d ouiwei'a ary ether rrie. Send (or Cafai opie. Flneat Wagon Book Ever tasued.

Whitewater

28

.SOQ.50

w .iuiii i

Reduced to

and up

frsr W.rm P'.c-ii ar-i "!dfl

Send

Warrna. an att'.alnlnf the difference In ii;es walghta. meihola ol brarlne. tuea. equltment. etc between our a and ctheis We allow no ronrrrit N undraell ua quality kt quality, atoai berat off er 1 euarariy aver made. Send lor book loday . w ahlp satefc. Wrua ,8 Montßomery Ward -tCo. ittutaa Art , HailiMB and WaahiBtaa ate. CB1CAOO