Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 September 1908 — Page 8
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Shimmering Values such as you at tunes see miver- n
tiseu are uiu gnosiiy Dnrgaina wuiru mue a vuu approach and disappear before you can prnsp them. The High Art store makes no claim it cannot substantiate, declares no value it cannot show. No other establishment in this broad land of ours offorf
.iti triiliioiifiiitntc in inim ii'iil ItnVH Head
Rio rooi, ran ana uner wear. iuo L-umuu.
Beaps, shoes and fun-ishinga we soll at the prices we Ü jihW is nur best advertisement.
j.fi Our clothing cabinets, and re-arrangment of our
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8 'Hand ourselves. Theso are modernized features far in
bv our thousands of natrons. 1 no new
,M F 11 lines are in and are imitable iu style, quality, ' Rassemblat and price. Kememberour rebate p?an
fcfnr nur out of town trade.
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4i JASPER, INDIANA.
WORST TOE WORLD
wrr HESSED
Lota Boulter (nee Copper) wife of Rev. Bouher was born Ati. -G, 1S75, deceased Sept. 3rd 100S. In 1S88 she united with Cum-
Iberland Presbyterian church a j n .. . , u t i, n 'and immediately engaged in the And It Came Under th High Protcc acUyQ dutjeg of fl sanctified chrig.
tlve Tariff and Republican Con- i tian life.
On moving to Ladoga Ind., when about fourteen years of age she united with the Presbyterian church, and entered im-
'mediately into active church in public address, Mr. sbaw. re- worjf fining several positions in I cently Secretary of tha Treasury mi-, the C. E., and Sunday School!
dor Mr. Roosoveit, gaid: "The strin- dcparmcnts with credit to herself flency of 1907 Is generally conceded to an(l jn honor of herblcssod
have been the severeit the world hat astej
ver witnessed."
trol In Every Branch of the Federal Government.
tenco: "A Republican tarlfT has a! ways been followed by business pros perity."
Auer 93rfl ISO!) ?lir wns mnr-
How consolliiK it Is to read In the' . , , ft10P0V Rlmni-J. Rnnlim-
republican platform this Blowing sen. rprt . .
sons and one daughter. Truly a' i noble woman of sanctified in-' Uelliirtrnce has been taken from!
Mr. Aidrich. in hia speech on tn our midst. But she lives in the Aidrich Currency bin in the Semito ot memories and hearts of those the United States only last winter, whom she loved and who loved
said: her.
"Mr. President, the financial crisis A mother, husband four!
from which the country has Just children, and lost of friends
omerecd. which culminated In a serious mourn their l0SSr ßut they
panic In October, was the most acute mourn no. as t10SO wu0 iave no
and destructive In Its Immediate con- j Th(J fuaera services Were sequences of any that has occurred in conducted by Revs J W. Coildiff, the history of the untnr. No h dr q w j j q Ashhum but flip horoin measures taken bv. tno , . , , . . . , .
... , .v... 'A large audience assembled in'
and financial institutions of the conn- tortersvil e church to pay their trV nnfh In fwmnrattnn x,-Uh thn ISt tribute Ot rCSlieCt tO their
Secretary of tho Treasury, prevented i highly esteemed friend and SIS
Tho Kind You Ilavo Alway Bought, ami which has beca iu uso for over 30 years, has horuo tho slffunluro of
anil has hccniimdo under his ucr-
Vyfllr 80,1,11 suporvisiou ßinco its infancy. , Allowno ono todeceivo you in this.
All Counterfeits, .Imitations aud " Just-us-goocl" aro but; lixporlments that triilo with and endnnjfer tho health of Inlauts anil Children Expcricnco against ISxporiiueut. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless mibstituto for Castor Oil, Parogoric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It; contains neither Opiuin9 Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago te its gnarantec. It destroys Worms and allays Vrcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAY J
Boars the Signature of
a total collanso of private credit and
a disastrous destruction of nil values. The country was saved by the narrowest posvlble margin from an overwhelming catastrophe, whose blighting effect would have been felt In every household."
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J. W. CondifX
Fop Tired Fee!,
"Over 300.000 freight cars aro standins on the tracks, 30,000 locomotives white lended and out of commission, one-fourth of the population of several large cities Idle, and for the first tlnao under a Republican administration, free soup houses In every industrial center; the price of farm produce naturally and materially depreciated, furnish an object lesson which ought to produce a measure of sobermlndedness on tho part ot the American people." From the public press is taken tho following news item comlug from Pittsburg, Pa.. Feb. 8, 190S: "The cry of the unemployed dally grows more distressed in Pittsburg. There are 15,000 men Idle, and tho spectre of the dreaded ßoup houses again makes Its appearance. The first soup house will be opened by the Salvation Army Monday morning, and unless thero is a radical and prompt change for the better, more places of this kind will be la demand before many days have elapsed. The situation Is not really alarming, but It is bad enough. Soup houses have been the dread of tho business men and civic leaders, and every effort has beeu made to avoid them." Here Is the following news Item from Chicago, dated Vht,. W. "OOS: "Chicago, Feb. 11, 1908. Never in the history of the 'Chicago Relief aad Aid Society' has there been such a demand for assistance as at the present time, is the claim of Superintendent Klngsly, who Is in chargo of tho distribution of funds by the business men's relief committee, which has Just raised between $25,000 and 30,000 for neody families. Never In the history of the society have we had so many appeals baited entirely on the lack of employment." Not long ago Mr. Dalzcll, who writes tho tariff tax, recently as dictated by
the mon who put up the money to pay the expensos of republican campaigns, told us: "Wo do not road our tariff lessons out of books. We read them by th blazing light of open furance doors, amid the noise of Industrial activities and In tho sweat of our brows that we coin into wealth, and God help the man or party that would put out these fires, still tho music ot that nolso, and send the workmen home to a foodless and hungry household. "It was undor republican rule that this music was stilled, that the Ares were put out, and that soup houses had to provide for the foodless and hungry." No longer can any Republican ever fool tho people by claiming that "a republican tariff has always been followed by business prosperity." Tho time has come tho hour hr.i (truck for a change. Thousands of Republicans take their positions nnd will vote for Bryan in November.
Many women are troubled with a dry. scaley skin on their feet.
j In such cases there is no better cure than that simplest of home
remedies just plain vaseline.
sueech he made in Michigan, said: ! This should be massaged into the:
leet every nignc oeiore retiring During this treatment use old bed linen, for the grease makes rather a bad strain on the sheets at times. A well-known chiropodist in a large city tells me that sunning the feet is a species of "cure-all." She advises
women to sit in the sunlight in: their bedroom with their feet! bare, allowing the sun and air toi get to them- She said: "Suppose
your face never came m contact with the sunlight and pure airhow would it look, and how would it feel?" Her argument was good and it isworth trying Where to Find Appreciation. It is talk wasted for an unmarried woman to boast of her
economy to an unmarried man. A man never appreciates economy in a woman until after he has married a woman who doesn't practice it. The Color of His Hair. We should like to see the color of the Democrat's hair who who can be hoodwinked into voting the Republican ticket on account of the alleged temperance plank. An unbroken
alliance of the Republican machine and brewers for a dozen years has not tended to educate that machine along temperance lines. New Castle Democrat. TiMiirSlypisn. "I can, t understand how it is that young Swiftleigh manageto dress so well. Certainly his salary doesnt warrant it." "Oh that's easily accounted for. He's a hypnotist," "But what has hypnotism to do with a man's clotf e'." "Why every time he wants a new suit he makes his tailor believe that he's going to pay for the old ones. "
The KM You Haw Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. THC CtNTAUH COM.INV, TT MURRAY TU I CT. HtW VOR CrTY.
JasTiEr Rnller Mills,
ESTABLISHED: 1817
... Revision. , It Is an olä-tlnio Republican cry that tho tariff "will ho revised by its friends." Representative McCall of Massachusetts, n Republican, hit the nail on tho head when In referring to (this cry he said: "If tho tariff cannot be rovljcd when two-thirds of the membership of both houses Is Republican, when Is revision to comt?" Revision, through the Republican party. I to come whenever tho beneIclarlos of a high protective tariff are willing to surrendor the enormous avaatar.es they possess; and this bureader will bs marto whenever husama
4sölU& A.ECKERT. PROPRIETORS 't8p .
Make the Celebrated P ATOKA LILY FLOI Best Grade in the State of Indiana, Chey Also Want 'S our WHEAT " ind Day the Highest Market Price in Ca Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times. J. & A. ECKERT
The young man who had been studying fancy penmanship had completed a work of art, which he proudly submitted to his father's inspection. It represented a bird hovering over a nest with three eggs in it, all oi which was somewhat obscured by the bewildering accompaniment of scrolls and shading. The old gentleman held it at arm s length, blinked at it, and said: "That's just splendid." "I thought you'd like it." "Like it? I'm pleased almost to death. I don't pretend to be any art critic or to understand the impressionist school, but I'd be willing to bet that there hasn't been a better picture of a cyclone made in the last ten years." Theosophy in the Kitchen. Mrs. Caude-'TIow do you likp. those biscuits, dear?"
Mr. Claude-"A trifle heavy
love. But, then, you are somewhat out of pratice. " Mrs. Claude-"If you'll believe me, pet, I haven't made a mess of biscuits before since my first reincarnation, M00 years ago.", :
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