Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 49, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 August 1907 — Page 1
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Jasper, Indiana, Friday, August j, 1907
No. 47.
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HE FELT SMALL CHEERING HER LAST MOMENTS.
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"Did you enjoy the circus?" asked the prominent citizen.
How quickly you can tell a live town from a dead v .-imply looking over its newspaper. A skim milk
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I fcWJjf! Printed neus,r.r. filled with g , badcrigfit out of the l'itr at oneo u. tne kios nee. fresh ads, and displayed locals, shows thai the town is 8 prospering and thriving. It never fails. Looirootee Trib u ., T ! , , , v hen the parents of school children begin next Septem- ( Harry t urniss tells of a testy but popular Scotch lectur- ber to buv the books and other things that the children er who, on a tour of the lowlands, met with a chairman so are required to carry to school these days, let them re1 he school teacher has many trials and tribulations, no impressed with the importance of nis office that, in intro- member that the school book and supplv trust still had Indo ibt, but he Bhould endeavor to look pleasant even if he ducing the visitor, he actually talked to tho audience for diana bv the throat. The method d reaching the pockets doesn't feel that way, The school room is no place to ex- an hour. The gathetittff, a very large one, bore it all pa-!of the parents has been changed, but the pockets are ploit a "grouch ' or to exhibit One. Better to wear a smile tiently. This was the chairman's Deration: reached just as of old. Cannelton Telephone, even if vour tooth aches. One "may smile and smile and "It is un-necessary for me to say more; so, I call upon be a villian. " Shakespeare savs and it is true, but when (the distinguished gentleman who has come so far arose. CASUAL SUGGESTION on smiles it doesn't necessarily follow that he is a villain, stepped forward, bowed, nulled out and looked at his' nnm't mmnKU if VA. MnA. : .i.M six, . e Ande.son Bulletin cites a case: watch, and then said: "You want my address. It is No. LJfJLÄ , -Ur VX ? n0Lalwlf,Ush UP , to Down in Kvansville, the other day a school teacher lost Hob Kox Crescent, Bdinburff. A letter will find me w Ä ( hanbl' his job because he was Jgrouchy.' He deserved to be fired, there. Goodnight!" Saying which he left the stage and ?J?!äS eBffiM FÄ5? 9 as good a pt-
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ur iiiiti lum i .iiiiuc in.i late ill in uic UlColUCIll 111 LUC ult ua.11 iicimc wijuvuj vuivi mwiuusei school board simply had to do it. A teacher with a mean
disposition should have no place in the schoolroom and Last week Captain Harry S. New, acting chairman of this Kvansville instructor should at once begin the cultiva- the Republican national committee, asserted that the next Hon of a smile. The school room is not the only place convention of his party would be a fight to the finish. And
there should be smiles, but in every business and trade, now Chairman New declares that the man who announces
I he person who works with a will, who shows the proper himself for office in 1908 must be a Roosevelt sunnorter.
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likely to succeed.
A Few Observations on Cannelton. m the Cannelton Telephone. Cannelton is ahead of some towns at least she is ahead
ail towns which are behind her up the river.
will be beaten long before the countrv oes to the polls.
From all this it is plain that Chairman New sees the finishl
of "ne Charles W. Fairbanks early in the game. THE BALANCE WHEEL
The farmer bends the knee to none, and is less disturbed
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an wwro o.c . are oenme. ner up me river. by the world-wide reign of graft and greed than anv of i annelton is a town of knowledge and wisdom-most of hs fellowg Mav he We an(, thjs son othe ,u h 18 stored away in the library. soi, who fa the balance wheel of the universe.-Plainfield i annelton lacks local color-almost every house in it pridav Caller
There is and a trac-
FROM HIS VIEWPOINT. j No, the book is not realistic," said Mr. Ruddynose. "But the critics say that realism is its strongest point, "j persisted the sweet young thing. "Huh! is there anything realistic about that?" snorted Ruddynose, pointing to a sentence. "Vrhat is it?" "What is it! Why, it savs that Bernice and the duke
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('annelton has a few self made men and also a few
booze-made men. ( annelton is an old town, feeble with age. lacking a voung heart, i. e., a booming spirit
tion line. Cannelton is not a very wealthy town, altho it has a town pump worth about $25,000. Cannelton is not much of a town for a street fair- nor is it much of a town for fair streets.
There are two sides to the liquor question in Cannelton spent a highly enjoyable hour drinking tea! -the side that believes in downing the saloon and the side that believes in downing what is in the saloon. 'Tis often said that "Money Talks." (annelton has a "labor problem" which is pecularly its To this I must agree, own-the problem is how to keep from laboring. Of course por aj that ever came my way this only applies to those of her citizens to whom it applies. Soon said "Good-bye to me. ( annelton is infested with more loafers, "setters"' around saloons and "tinhorn" gamblers than any little Tnn -Mlll ,nB THP Mlcn m it Iimj Iwum -lirl tlvit n hnnin
"II III IHIIIUK I II IIIUIUIIU. u nil.. I'll ii i'lim ........ . v. . . v . . , , I ! Ii f. II- 1 I of a half dozen Cannelton sports can shoot craps all night . Hre, boy. said voung Mr Dashleigh, flashing a doli -. . . . lor "run im tu t hp citv .nnil vst n nupwici'nnp (inn
with only W between tnem. . i j u J . V" . " i.. .rfr (annelton has a "Telephone" which makes a specialty these young ladies has lost her bathing suit.
ot knocking on the town.
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LIFE SENTENCE.
Albert Traylor Found Guilty of Murder in The First Degree. The jury in the case of the State vs. Albert Traylor, charged with murder in the first degree, received the instructions of Judge Ely Friday afternoon and alter being out a few hours returned into court about S o'clock Friday iing with a verdict of guilty as charged and fixing his punishment at imprisonment for life. Traylor took the matter very philosophically and did not seem much disturbed. Sentence was passed Saturday and he was taken i" Michigan city Tuesday. The jury evidently paid no attion to the insanity plea made in his behalf; it is said that eight of the twelve men were in for of imposing the death sentence. The case was bitterly fought from beginning to end and the argument of counsel alone occupied nearly two days. Judge Fly's instructions were fair both sides and it seems that no ne has cause for any complaint on that tcore Petersburg Tress. "Schmiie und dher vorld shmiles nut you, Faugh und dher vorld t vhill rhoar: Howl und dher vorldt vhill leafe you. Und nefer come pack any more. For all of us couldn't peem handsome. Nor all of us hafe goot cl )thes;
lut a schmiie vhas not oxpensive, Und covers a vorldt of woes." -Cassot.
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D iinl. sli ' Baj tu Vi--, l kiuiw it' i Mto la goal ct. tiling backward. Pteili fetpblii PNM,
Th Modern Atlantio Lini. A in-' fit steamer, t ! namod the Fliropl, is to ! luiilt for the Hrtniliirt-.incri(iin lin1. Including ptaafBgtfi ami now. ih riil carrjf 4.:." pSfSHM. She will pofjatl a full) aquipptd water BarinmiBi bat( on Knanl. with running water, ami on her un ilei-k there will ho a
ipfOforil uctted tennis court.
Feat of a GreaW Scholar. It may pafely le -ail tlmt m feat if tranalatioa in anv a;e has ever pquakd that achieved hv Professor lebjb in rcmlerinp Hrowninir' "Aht VofAer" mt Qraas vtraa. Tins line if)!ihtiiiy of the mu.-ician is less obscure, no dottbt, than many other of its a.ithor's production, hut it ftbooadl m imagery and in turns of thought which even an EngtiahnM finds it not very eay to follow and of wlih h he could hardly hae eoneivod it possihle that any Oreek eattifalantl could exist Vet they iliil exit. for Jehh found them, though it may he douhted whether any othef Uftat MhoUl lump would have In'en equally nuecesful in his search. London Telegraph. A Problam. Two Irishmen were discussing o litienl ar OSMiy "The prohlem of political economy," said Casev. "fo I wus reading in one of thim DOOka, is the distribution of wealth. That mean, Urady, how are we pinp to conpil the rieb to git lack the money that thev havo stoh-n from the poor?" "Ve may Ik' rifht," laid Qradjr, "hut than is wan otlier tiling alout yer prohlem, (aev. that I can't Agger Ottt. It is this.: How the divvle did the poor lver BjHHMga to git all the money that ve say the rich stole from thim?" Uuffalo Commercial.
SEPTEMBER 5, '07
Old Settler's Of Clark County Will meet on the Fair Grounds at Charleston the first Thursday in September. This will be the great e vent of the Year 1907.
Eminent Speakers invited So address the people. Vice President Fairbanks, Lieut. Gov. Thome, of Kentucky, Hon Wm. E English, Hon. Frank B Posey and many others. BIG! BASKET! DINNER! On the Grounds. Music By a Full Brass Band Excursion Rates on all Railroads.
Come! Everybody! Come!
Jefferson Tp. Notice. The umlenti. ned truate ot JeftVrion townahip, 0'it.ois county hereby pive ii. .lire that he will attend to nil tuainM liertaininK to Oie otlice of Traute at hif Drag Store iB Hirdfeye Indiana on l lie Tuesdaya of each week and requests ill per, ne having townahip huainesa tc i resent it on otliee daya. JOHN W KNLOW, Truataa. Jm. 5, 06-lyr.
GREAT
Summer Discount
now on at Irnuhon'ft Prarttral Butlnpi CollKa. Kvantvlllu and I'aducnli I'oM l lOÜfc ocured or mom-v tmrk. May, If trrr. takn lin UV MAfl. lall:! and enter oollaae Inter and tave eott of board, etc. Write j r ataloKuu aod " 'suatmar inaouunt CarU.-
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