Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 September 1908 — Page 4

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET Kor Conjrres WILLIAM IS. tUX. For Judtro 57th, Circuit. JOHN L. BKETZ. For Prosecutor,

HARRY W. CARl'KXTER. for Joint Representative PETER L. COBLE. For Stale Senator, Dubois, Crawford and Perry Counties. (A Mistake) For County TriMm-r JUSKP1I UKl.BKK. For OmnU Sher.rT. FKRDIA.ND VDI.LMKR. ForCo.Com'r. Si. Dist. JOHN B. LUBBEKS. FOR TP. TRUSTEE. Bainbndge Wm. B. Erny. Madison Robt. Yates.

Harbison Adam Harker. Boone Thomas H. Inman. Assesser Balnbridge Solon Stephenson

David M. Parry, of Indianapolis, former president of the National Association of .Manufacturers, in a letter to John Kern, declares that he is opposed to any sort of intimidation of employes by their employers and says that no placards to influence votes shall be hung up In the plant of the Parry Manufacturing company. Mr. Parry also says that he favors genuine tariff revision. Finally he asserts with much positiveness that although he Is a Republican, he believes the affairs of the country would be as safely manaped under Bryan as under Taft. From all of this it is apparent that Mr. Parry is not In sympathy with his uccesior In office, the silly and hysterical VanCIeava.

THE USUAL MR. -HARRIS.

Public Speaking. Hon, M. A Sweeney will address the citizens of Ferdinand on Monday night. Sept 1 Ith at 7:30 o'clock a. m. Senator Sweeney is rightly called the silver tongued orator of Southern Indiana as he can command a

larger audience than any other

i public speakor in the state. His 'speeches are logic and spiced .with that humor that appeals to young" and old. The citizens of Ferdinand will i no doubt turn out and we can asjsure them they will never regret the distance traveled to hear our 'Senator Sweeney.

! Senator K M Milburn will ad- ! dress the citizens of St. Anthony

(next Saturday night Sent 1-, upon the issues of the day from

mi

a democratic standpoint. xne

Senator needs no introduction to

our readers at St Anthony as

he is well and favorably known.

It is useless to say don t fail to

come and hear him. STILL RUNNING AWAY. A dispatch from Chicago to the in dinuapolia .ws of Sept. 1. says:

A man who to high in the councils

of the Republican party said today:

"If we had to fight out the campaign

on the issues Bryan has raised tariff

reform, publicity of campaign contributions, regulation of the trusts, guar

anty of ban deposits, etc. we would. I believe, stand to lose. But we intend to put those issues in the background by making Bryan himself the real issue We thint we can convince the people that the election of Mr. Bryan would prolong the present financial situation. We shall make our apptal to every man. whether he be at the head of a corporation or be working for a corporation, that if he wants o vee prosperity return he must rote the Republican ticket." Well, the Republicans may as well understand that they will have a mighty bard time putting "those issues in the background." All of them are going to stay in the foreground, where they will be seen and telt. But Democrats do not object to Republicans making Aryan mi additional issue if they feel like it. The Democratic par ty can win on Bryan alone, and do It hands down. But when the Republicans say that "the election of Mr. Bryin would rroloitR the r&ent financial situation" the country wüi ask who caused the "present financial situation." And when they go to talking about wanting "to see prosperity return" they will have to explain who it was that caused prosperity to so.

Little Ky. Saloon. James J. Bates on Monday

was granted a liquor license by the Board of Commissioners and

on Tuesday opened up his saloon on the Troy road a short distance

from Eckert s mill and will be

known as the Little Kentucky Saloon. , James will handle onlv the

very best that the marKet affords

"When the Republican managers in Indiana are in direful need of the opinion of a lawyer to bolster up some campaign contention they always turn

to the Hon. Addison C. Harris. And iand being an aecoTwdatinflf and they never turn in vain. Mr. Harris ODgng young man, Will no . , , , , doubt make a sucees. . served for f ur years as minister to l(t invjteg aj, fr;endj. Austria and mad- a study of the Ian- j to give him a call. We n uh hi guage of diplomacy of how to say a good luck in his V.uW I uitu thing very irankh without meaning a ' ... ... " " ' n word of It. So. therefore, while he 'file WOlj til 3 UiPt DflftS l) Bwinks the u:h-r eyr-. Mr. Harris tells hnjp nUnr the Republican managers that. In his j UJIU UUUUlD. humble Judgment speaking as a loyal . ,Ienr '"lhlr VU n. K. i n- ... . , try, ptrtit bt- and !, 11 intme .pit Republican who is anxious to help his id") UO. party out of a hole and with the hope Alpha Sptirbk to Matilda Orb m that what he says wl.l not he too long jKSh J..H. L. Menremombered the double, back-action rinirer, m in 30, 1 4 ti'tou. acherae of county local option elec-1 N"'"1 Weber to .Mary r tent ..... n nd tretatn nt. tlons and township and ward remon- m. Poeto Aloe.-t Fahrun i in 12 strances will stand rtie Htrain of the 1 4 100' ..w. rr,h8 rt.to.w. W,a., LSrÄ";"..''..'!,:. an a lawyer Mr. Harris will receive the 1,3(K. warm thanks of the partv managers f !i S- IIa,lter ,0 31,1 " Just as he has in th past when he lias, Frank J. Dnpps to Ali-rt It. Puppbeon called on for similar services, nod i-5 olpt lotXl, Mc(;rill-'.iJf Jai But Mr. Harris's opinion will not fool 9S3 f , a u . t? u i n anybody. l2a jn 5 ,H .er $,.JW. I' I'M It. Ktins to Ann W, Knot. Ut Mr. Watson's figures on state P' 'i?J: M n'1 4: Ku' 1 d- H,, , , land llmi. finances are Just about the most won-J Thos. Poison etal to Klisn A. Plma derfid things that anyone ever saw or 01 a, IOn in 12 1 , iniet -lain-SI. heard. A respectable manipulator of föjum l F ' the game of the three shells and the: 'Kflurr Yanderheide to John VanderlltUe pea would be ashamed of suoh hf,!!Ie 2PPA,ln 4 2 $lyi00. )iiiitir, üeo- 1I- Ivrempp to hmnia C. . Anblundoring. Ulewm 10a in 27, 1, 15, and 75a in 31; 1

j.", 55,100. Ivlrar Karris to FrunK Farrle, und ; lS.S5ain 20, S, 1-50. 1 R. M. Garland tn (Jnlili. K. tottit-mtn

Virgie Green held court at Jas-H0a in 22, 2, o, $m. per Monday, Sept. 7, to try an1, ,va,J;uä l2 "nrtha K- tCoons-Iot Tne case was Lena Heilers vs. 31, 2,5, $1. Robt. Brenner, both Of Cass Tp. Katberine Renner to IxjIs J. Poek-r, It appears that Brenner rented iP0"' .oarill2l Huntingburg, audita llTJAnZ PW"p P. Renner, , she wanted possession he refused, eameae above $1 to vacate. She secured an in- Wm. F. Beck man to Joseph Ruechler junction to prevent his cultivate 3-'? in .20 ' 5mg the land, to which he naid no loofc attention and on Monday Virgie " fined him $10 00 for contempt. out lot 1, iiunttngburg, f2.S5.

I R-Bon Ilinkebine, of New Albany, representing T. Hoflfer was circulating among the trade here ( this week. Hlintlfrgbupg Greamery Past Year's Business Shows a HairJsoiiis Increase. : The annual meeting of the stockholders of the HuittuitfbutK Cremery Company was held on Thursday afternoon of last week ,anu was well attended. C Koch. D. Heitz. H. C. 'Rothert. A Krnp', lleiin iFeldmeyer, E C. Dufendach land F. B. Katterhenry were j elected directors for the ensuing

year, and they oraranized hv the

selection .it the orlicers: President (I. Koch.

as Well as Men Are Mate

Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. Kldtiev trouMr per ufton tlk iniml, 1ixuraj:t-audlc!it-niat)i!'itUHi; In-tutx .

iKr ih1 clieeriut'

iWp out of orxlcr ur duN tM-,i.

Kh1imv troablr has

tHM.'onm to preralent t üjtl it i ikm unram.

tmin for m clM tobe

tiuni utfiicioi with nruk kulurx. If the

'i :rinatestmoftf ti if the uriuv m)1s

.ill 1 7

hi'

SPECIAL COURT.

lite dolt, or if. wheu titer hi Kl rcacltran u m ti. tt it should he able to routtol the javaijr. tt t fltBicU-l Htih lwl-wt-in-. avt-nluton it. thri-ausr of tht diltitulix i kultuy UiHilile. and tlic hri Mcp ohoqld 1m towards tlie trt-attiHritt of

following troultle is dor to 4 diseased cotiihtion im' the Lidnryf and hUuUler and ut to a haini as tüutt proIe uppoae.

becretao -K B. Katferhenry. a,lle W1tll kMjnev aJU, bJaiKicr trouhle lreaSUrer H. C KotherL gan,l Uh ue.i the me rvat remetlv. The lepOrt Of Secretary F. ß. t The mild an4 the immltatc t tlcct if KatterheniT shows a lMtndsome(?w'amP-Hoot.i,irc'ilue' min in business, as follows: itSi Total pounds of butter fat j Me bottle. You Uv lß?H3 received this year S0,SJiavc mpie untie Total ixu nds of butter ibv BlJl1 fre- ai n t swp-Hoct

iac received .aai eai nv ,üt.,.i,.,n,..,u..M

ie

Gain Total paid to farmers for

butter fat this year S12.4S9.05 Total paid to farmers for butter fat last year S, I7i) '.2

. tnontal lclteT? reivivol fnttt Mttfenn.

16,065 . mail. In writing Ir. Ktltm-r Nc Co.. i Rinjhaniti'it. N. Y.. Mire and mention

tins paper. IH t uuki- an mislakf but remember the name. lwanir-RMt. Ir. Kilnter S:i!.ip-Kot. and the ai drew, r.itlnh.tti't N. V , on eer Iwttle

Get The Habit! Of Going to LOREY & STURM For

H MWI I Wi II UN 1

FENCING!

Ask to see the

Pioneer

Spnng Steel Fence

E. E. EIFERT,

mm

surge

Jasper, Ind.

Gain over Jast year $4,009.13 Average price per pound paid to fanners f r butter fat this

year, li centi: minimum price durlnir year. 21 cents: nfaximum

pne, 31 cents. 'Onice on Ninth btreet between ?m report of the treasurer,! Main and Jackson. '

h.l. Kottiert. is equally ti-,Home Phone 1S0 fyinjr. m that it shows a hand-,

some balance on the profit side,

or me leager. alter pavinsr a

Six Per Cent, dividend to the! -j. 1-1-1.1 ml .t I

stocKnomers. ine report oi tue

treasurer is as follows:

RECEIPTS. BhI. cash on hand at last

report 51.100.S9,

Cash receipts for mdse,

Th.B

Stays

That Always

Tight.

LOREY k

STORM,

i F. NHL M. I Corner 7th Jackson Sts.

HOME 'PHONE.

Total

$15.36. S3 DISBURSEMENTS.

Cash paid dividends to

tockholders $

Cash invested in tax-

exempt bonds

Cash paid for supplies

and expenses

Cash paid to farmers for

butter fat 12.264.S2

Cash bal. on hand G6S.5S

SGO.OOi t

500.00 1,572.45

Total

Assets

Plant and real estate,

last year s valuation

Less wear and tear

15,365.85

" 700. 00 200.00

Present valuation

Investment in bond

Cash on hand

Wm. A. Wilson, General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans 'at 5 per cent. Jasper. Ind.

Xjticu to Contractors . Notice ie herebv eiron ht the lloanl ol Commissioners of Dabofe Ooiuit.v, IimI kum limi onlötl bkla willl hoiiwoivMl by 9nUl ßoaipl nt the Auditor's olBce, in the Totrn f Jap r, said -onulf, Uj to tlie hoor of 1 o'clock p. m , or. Monday October 5. fo Üw construction ol 4 mit-: &ml SV mt fron (m w. .t1' ... i.tI.a.

nUw-W Uitiwn. a? the Jasper und Keilerrtll

Total

Liabilities.

Capital stock Undivided profits

Total

an i iioh i tn Mi.i f

500.00lrod.in the Township cf Buinbthlt'e,

ODO 00aa"'Uos of L'tsdiae. draibinc, and " jmncndginiitint: said btthwar and lnrnih ron M r11 mal&tmls and labor n-cjrr. Ü.uuu.-Ultberor in arorian4e with th - tntv Ipfat tiinl profile and ei ifiniti tt rt 0,000 00 1'2 aDn' In'theensunr. oarryor 't.an oila'! Hwers Hki'.e I lv su Hoard on

viu.-jj, -,n ,l1r 0 pteniher Irs, an i no

tn fil in the Auditor' "rttf 6,ß90 -0 -in,t. Sud itiHnv ne

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tn l I rt ! (vbt 1. 1 iu ! t. ot Irid . m in tii -n i', -nn. : doaMf tli unt rtiut II.- t-i l. mih"! I'V ".;Lctmt frHlii.l i'if :.f . n -j.U.nu ! M?t f !:.!'! . i. h a ief '.ft.t-jii'v ! .: iti like utu ttat --ond!-'Ui ! -4r tl ji i 'a . ti l t rVi". 'v f ii t 'td h. i-c !i.ir. 'm.I 'r nt rv jm 1 1 f.imili utt ma t" .'- ; t jnl 1. tt r-iii'"l j-r t .rut I !iuir.iT. men: im.I to . infill.

a. .rit wrh fi 'ti- time nh

Mit t oaM r'nri tin rtar:

nv nnd al! i !-.

llrav I.ti t.nsrr, I K tV Wr'.K, hurt All

rvtti tVi'm iVmtV iViVct iVt'tViViVt'i I'lVii'iri iVfViVtViitiiiViiViViYiii'tf-i I Ä STORY OF THREE MEN. I

ONLY ONE "BEST,"

if A Columbus, Ohio Bank has is- H i sued a booklet, in which is recorded ii a "Story of Three Men." fj if For ten years number one spent i if on an average of $5.00 a month ? if foolishly. Number two saved $5.00 V: j at home where it could earn no in- i! ji terest. Number three deposited i : his- $5.00 regular each month injii

the bank, receiving compound in

terest. Here is theresult: No. 1,

i nothing; No. 2, $600.00; No. 3,

i $699.00. The difference between

s two and three represents the mterjl est those little savings earned

$99.00. Which do you intend to( l coi)v? Follow the plan of No. 3

1 and denosit vour little savings in

m 4 s " ' : the Farmers and Merchants Bank.

pi i it 1 1 i it i mi n t if i.i !fftHktf?yt?!tM.,fH"?,??f"?xt

. BARENTS bent on securing the finest trie market afforda for their money

lenve

positive

satistaction

loosing w

"Viking

comp

J3per fenp'c fi v vrejtt Whtie du lr Due.

L.f

touenes

every garment

lV.tj'r- Jrj' "T i:n ji iff -r n. .. t kidny nd imi l.i-i i ki-it.-j rcfn-if t i ' . . t.- ,. l T3 j ,u i w tft is i .:i - Kt :r'. PitU. M iut-u n-' for ihc ki !tr - tint . ma U- Irr.-u jirv , ronttartd ii '-, n i lt.- :.; uv t.i.t. 1 i b D-kvi t i:t Ja-jr-r. Hrre-,' Jaj'"r tt-- titio..v Jo'tn fi-if r. r. tirf-1 tarmr, ii.-ins .1.

Miie and Guaranteed by

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Notice nt Final Äettrcm?nl nf t.if.

utr ek -t.w.f.vl.u.r as I 'k,!' " ; irfven toil,. t .r on inr feft 4 dull mn W til- l a. ru-' 'r1 i,n 1 ' -At the h a id r ,uu, (Jf , ,tlon 1 l-. ' W-r in tl.- H. nmriri l)on KilvPit. t F ic V'1 SM:rt! J"14" r- 'ndmna . ..

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f"r to try tlinn F rt' -Hvall d

toMt-r M.I r : v soh astut for ih Rmii 111 tht tike ii thr.

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caoi-. if any. wiit tlif Kirnl .Ntt.iit. :it Amnintft with thV fftai i w ..

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TRÜSTK1S AUCTION ALK!

Dry Goutls, (iroceriu, o tions, Hardware JStc, IStc.

Vnr, Tti? t'li-rk of smM irt. tl

' lav of i MoImt JOHN I HiTflKK Cltk Dntioi I'i cuit Cii-t

Cx, 1 1 i'ntkk A Mt vTta, Attvs-. jst 1 1. OS, -2v.

.rcirerson Tp. Xotico. Tlio nmlendnud trnitino of .lt.fftr.nr.

Comitmn-inc Friday, (k-l iM, ltu)San ioiVBhip, Dnboin ownty hm l.v ieiv imUnuinfr from lay to day. th rrmair.- lotica that he will attend to all tmain

uor oi stock of men-handiM' of richer A nwtatnins to he otlire of Tri at hts. i UO.. H'lli b Oflerol fir u iIm kv liu. I...- llrtx. SJi,-u in üir.Uvu T .... I I

tee at iHsblk nation, fh-s ia a rh ..!. ho ToMaj of i-arti ik m. r ,nt 1

to fret bairainp and no li an ofportii-! ill jutb n haviUi; township bn? mw t f

my na t;r ieitre oniwi th people r resent it on ollli clitv? t rr.

ui uriiuraiR v.iiiiiiftv in run i lac iittii...iiki 11 11 i x. v- fa- -v i r uv ' r iA i

of l.fe I well a low tit: uu. i tn. A OH -Irr

will derive great pleasure and positive 1 SpJJjf

in. choosing while tne spienaia yfegMk.

line is complete: distinctive yfltmJK

fabrics and individualizing touches in r. FbbbbbbbP

I MAYER JSflf ! Chicago.' mi IskSl 'mM

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CHICAGO.'

THE LABEL TfOUR PROTECTION

4oiM)ii-, nenn Furnishing Good.!

oroinin, unuerwoar, Canned jröods and Grot'friej. Oome at once before lite

and Iota 60 & 00 m the town of Diibnf

IlarhLson Trustee's Notice :s hereby eiren hta!

signetl Trustee of ilnrbiswn

it. n 't W$T 'If-. ' .1

upon which it is duinted will be offr! i wil1 attend to township bisin 'n .

for tale on Fritlay, Oct. 3d. All accounts ,on,,a-" of tne year al oH," ndj

iiue risoner V U-3., must bo Pflttlinl nt persons naving io.vnuip tHicitjts to

ouce. .

t) K. I, llrrz, Tmslee. KiciiAni M. MiLBtnx, Ally. Sept. 11, 3w.

transact aie reoniretl to nresont it to him '

on Mondays. The township library will be kept at niy home near Dubois. H Joiix L. JI.tRtiKR, Tm&tee. Jan. 5, im.

ll.t: riARIIN RIFLE, Mu!cl 18 2, .3 calibre,

'Ve o-s r.flc m dc for the farr"r, cor.b.ning the r r mts of the old muzzle-load. re squ.rrel nf!e wh

convenience nr.d rapid fire of the most improved repeater. It 1 so constructed that the same rifle uses the fcllowing caitridges: .32 short and long rim fire, .32 short and lor.g :t tcr fire, and Is the only repeater made using rim fire car -....., 1.,... 41. v, rfitil.r The lihort cartridtren

'$m. are just the thine for sn,aI1 Kame whl,c lhc ,on ones k ,

rr-i ar.d beef hand'ly. On the first 2000 carmußei u-

ta htv, r.r-ed the cost of a Marlin. t The V.-rli.i II '' 1 .It (.r -!.ooters txplatnq why this is ."Jt'i'ihow are f and ho'v to tibe. :ire arms. This a au. tcuL f.xe if j iun.il nd rtairps for postage to

THE MARLIN FIREARMS CO. NEW HAVE

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