Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 October 1908 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER By Bex Ed Doaxe.

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Fr Consrr". WILLIAM K. COX. I7r Jndee 57tb. Oircnit. lcill I.. BKKTZ. V r Prosecutor, HARRY CARPKXTKH. For Joint Representative PIVITK L. O'HI.K. For County Tn-airer jusi.imi jeu;i u. F'nr Count. her:ff. Fl RDI NI V ir.LMI'R. For C" C in'r 1 I 1 ft. fHN i. HT.l'-LRS. F"R TP. TRUSTER Bii:n' ii lc' Win. B. Krny. M.t lun Robt. Yale. Harbigon Adam Harker. Boone Thomas H. Inman. '.F'-oafjer Bainbtidge Solon Stephenson

Wmm is Well as Men Are life

Miserable by KMwy

Bladder Trottle.

Before Justice F. L. Betz .Ißsse T Peck on Monday

filed Gmore affidavits before the Kidney trouble pres upon thcmiiul,

above named Justice charging discouniKau'" o...

intoxication on the bouthern

ieor ami cncermi-

ucbS soon disappear when the kidneys arc out of order or diseased.

Kidney trouble has! become so prevalent

that it is not uiiconi

warrants were issued ana delivered to Constable Jos. Hofftnan:Eli McDonald of French Lick a porter of t"e famous

Brown House was tne nrst t victim bronirht in bv the con- H

stable, he plead guilty and was

.wvMSSiMi : 1 1 1 lit 111 -r 1 aim i...

amounting to 113.60 Which he age when it should be able to control the prompt P!,id Cbas and Fran- IÄ 21s Evans followed suit IheyJ.;";. 'J kldnv lr0Ubie. and the first each received the Same dose, ten' should be towards the treatment of On Wednesday John C. Krodel themportaiitorgatis. This unpleasant fih,l -itHfHviK nirainst Various trouble is due to h diseased condition of tiled 0 Ulliuautb against vauuua Mi,ievtuHl bladder and not to a parties ot Martin Co. charging lluo,ilas,nost people suppose. attempt to provoke him at ft. 'women as well as men are made unser-

,to..Q n n,.f o,l Wnrrnnts .I.Ih with kitlnev and bladder trouble.

were

man

On Thursdav Samuel Kooerts

mon for a child to be

bom afflicted with

i:i:lili;:iiiatestoooften.iftheunnef!caias

llih. or if. whtn the eHihl reauiiesan

;e on uet. oa warrants anie khihcv fhlivpred to Constable Hoff and both need the same peat remedy. e aeineieu to yon&uiuie riuu A the iinmo,i,ate effect of and the culprits will -be RootisstX)ureuiUeti itissoid

.v .lniL'tflsts. ill littv

cent and one-lollar

Democpatic

Rally

The biggest local democraticrally of the campaign will be had next Tuesday when Hon. Geo. W Peck, of Wisconsin, author of "Peck's Bad Boy" and Hon. Cyrus E. Davis, a prominent orator of Bloomfield, Ind., will address the voters of Dubois county at Jasper. The speaking will occur at 1 :30 P. M. and preparations are being made to make this occasion the "biggest ever," so don't fail to be on hand and hear these renowned speakers. Everybody invited.

Oct. 2Gth, 1:30 p.m.

7:30

marshal of West Baden brought! ?Z

Unp uhatnam, ADei irueoiooa,,. ., f also a noat ot skoo.

and MertOll Anderson, all Of I pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root. West Baden, before the abovel including many of the thousands oftestinamed Justice where each was; 2 harged with Intoxication on anlfK ,ention

.rnrmvir. sworn to uv dibt: x .1,; ,,Tvr Don t make anv hhsuikc.

f'eck. Each plead guilty and fir.Gfl SL00 and costs, total

.mount being $13. SO- Anderson paid; the other two stayed their line.

and' but remember the name. Swamp-Root,

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and tne audress, Binghamton N. Y.. on every bottle.

Olweiriews.

Geo. W. Hollm of

( rystil, Haysville, Celestine, Birdseye, St. Anthony, Ferdinand, Holland, Huntingburg

Wm. E. Cox.

27th, 1:30 " 7:30 23th, 1:30 " 7:30 29th, 1:30 " 7:30

candidate

for

Congress will address each of the

above meetings. The district and county candidates will be present Smnellville 0 t. 29th at 7:30 p. m. R. M Milburn and II W Carpenter will address the meetings. St. Renry Oct. 30th at 7:30 p. m. M. A Sweeney and II. W. Carpenter will address the meetings.

The Jasper Bryan Glee Club Went to West Baden last Sat urday to attend the Marshall meeting and the West Baden Journal compliments them a3 follows: Several songs by the Jasper Glee Club, which has the reputation of being the champion singing club of Southern Indiana, and selections by the band, the crowd packed the building until standing room was no longer availableTne overflow meeting was addressed bv Hon. W E. Cox. Ren-

resentative in Congress from the

Third Indiana District, who is at

all times eloquent and forceful Mr Cox took up the various po

litical issues, discussed them

briefly and summed them up with r.hn declaration that t.hn

Democratic party offered more.w.

ana wouia accompusn more, man the Republicans could, or at least would, if Taft were elected. He eulogized W. J. Bryan, and said that the rapidly growing faith in

him was not misplaced.

burg was here on business last week. The Teachers Institute

held here Saturday was well at

tended-

Anna Horkins was in'

Daviess Co. last week visiting relatives. ,

S. L. Rvan of French

Lick is here taking Photographs.

KS tlU 11U1 WWII J ilerk for P. M Craig and son. 1

Mrs. Mary M. DeBrulerji

was in me county visiting friende last week.

R. t Randerson and wife

will snend the winter in Texas

visiting friends.

Rev. Wm. Garret Morcan

received a severe pounding from the people of Alguirs one night last week but most by good, things to eat. Fred Hargraves is doing some needed repairs about his farm. Harry Carpenter is hustling' things in his campaginMiss Dellie and Maud .immon attended the Democratic speaking at Ireland Ihursday night. PJohn Harcrraves re.oo'ed

his residence last week.

Farmars are noarlv done.

sowing wheat rain is still baaly

needen. Forrest HaJson had his arm broke last week. Otwell schools are progressing nice by. ! Mrs. Amanda Holder and Wm. Hancock each have the

typhoid fever. ;

NT n 1 V ! 1 1 1 I familv

of Arkansaw are here the guests

ot inends.

Rev Cond iff and wife spent last week in Portersville and;

vicinity the quests of friends.

FARM FOR SALK. One mile east of Celestine on

the New Albany road 81 acres, 40 norps hnttom land: irood well.

Peters- coal mine, barn, farm residence.

I broke un housekeeDintr and will

make mv home at Washington

Inquire, of John C. Striegel, Cel

estine, IndMrs. Barbara Sf'.

In-itatlun. Announcement. Mp. V) in fccrint. tvo ol

nvolop!". $2.50. 100 visit iuk;

It. n h i HoHiti', . 8th st. Jaitr, Inil.

The Malleable Man Has

Ä WORD

TO SAY

If that blow had been delivered to an ordinary range, it would have smashed the top into a score of pieces. It has no effect on my range, because it is made of Malleablethe unbreakable iron. You

may say you do not expect to subject your range to such treatment, but you

must admit that this test demonstrates the strength of my range under the most trying conditions. THERE ARG MANY OftlÜR DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF

RAM

ANY ONE OF WrtlCH IS SUFFICIENT OF ITSELF WHY IT'S THE PEER OF ALL RANGES.

DROP IN THE HARDWARE STORE OF LOREY & STURM ANY TIME FROM

14,

THE MALLEABLE GIRL WILL SERVE YOU WITH THREE MINUTE BISCUITS AND DELICIOUS HOT COFFEE AND PRESENT YOU WITH A BEAUTIFUL COOK BOOK AND USEFUL SOUVENIR.

WITH EACH RANGE

rur liaril during thin rxlillilt, you have u frr choice of n rompti't

li-li i-rmtf i-ookiuir wnrr. or Hi-vrul othrr alnnhl- nml at

Milium wt-ll worth

: $7.50

A Free Trip to Evansville and Return

:EVERY BUSINESS DAY IN THE YEAR ON:

WHY SO WEAK?

Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your Life Away. Jasper People Have Learned This Fact.

It was certainly a grat even

ing for

section.

the Democrats of this

iguThere will be a foot ball crame at the local ball park Sun

day between the Independent

looc oau team,

When a healthy innn or woman begins to run drlH'n with tut nnnnrfnl nnneo lui.

come. weak, lnnunid, tlepressed, auffers

oacKaciK. nenaaenc. ui.zv sniiis ami

utinary tliHordorp, look to the kidneys for the cause nf it all. Keep the kidneys' well and they will keep von well. Here

13 .japper le'iiinony 10 prove u : William Jahn living on Newton St., Jppper, li d., eaya: "My mother had a distressing lameness across tne hips and ':onld get no relief. Niht and dny the

misery was present. 1 nnppenea to eo

an advertii-e-nent roncermni: Doan s

Kidney l'illi and it oct-urred to me that they might be just the thinz for my

notner. l went to buck ä rfatir drug inrn nrnrnrixl lhim fnr hnr nn 1 tlia ....

milt of their use was mott eatisfactory. Her bark .regained ita usual etrenqth, her kidneys were regulated eothat tlierewas no longer any etnbaraesment from the pecretionn and those dull headaches disadpearel. I think Doans Kiilney Pillt are a genuine kidney remedy." For sale by nil dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, New York, ole agents for the Tnited States. Remember the name Doan'e and take no other.

RAILROADS

Come to Evansville to do your shopping. The members of the Retail Merchants' Rebate. Association will Srvou below-and besides you. have the eat advantage ol seTecüng-at prices much in your f avor-f rom much more extensive stocks in all lines -of merchandise than nan he found in anv city so easy of access.

TO GET YOUR FARE REFUNDED THROUGH THE ASSOCIATION BUY ONLY'FROM MEMBERS

WHOSE NAMES ARE Lib 1 HD JötiLUW

MEMBERS ARTES CHAS. F, Jtwetry. BITTERMAN BROS, Jewelry. BLACKMAN & LUNKENHEIMER, Queensware. BARNETTS CHEAP STORE, Ladies' Furnishing Skirts, Cloaks. COOK GROCERY CO, Groceries DEJONG'S, Cloaks, Suits, Furs. EVANS S. G. A CO, Dry Goods. FOWLER, DICK . WALKER, Department Store. Millinery, Cloaks, Etc FRENCH WM. E. & CO, Carpets, Etc. ELMENDORF 4. CO. (Inc.), Carpets, Etc. FINKE FURNITURE CO, Furniture. GUMBERTS LOUIS, Jewelry. GEISSLER G. W. SHOE CO, Shoes. HAAS & SEIFFER, Men's Fur

nishings and Clothing.

THE PLAN

To customers coming a distance not exceeding 40 miles, the Association will refund fares both ways, provided the aggregate purchases amount to $25.00 or over from one or any of its members. The above rule applies also to customers coming a distance of more than 40 miles, in such instances the round trip fare for 40 miles will be refunded, the customer paving only the exeess mileage. If the amount of the purchases are less than $25.00 and more than $5.00, the round trip fare of one mile for each dollar's worth purchased will be refunded. c Ask for a Rebate Book from the first member of the Association from whom a purchase is made, have all purchases entered therein, and when through, your fare will be refunded at the office of the Association. Each customer is entitled to one book only.

MEMBERS HENNESSY - ROBINSON CO, Dry Goods, Millinery, Cloaks, Etc HUGHES WM,.Millinery, Cloaks, Etc. JOURDAN t LOESCH, Furniture, Carpets, Etc. KIMBALL PIAIO CO, Pianos. KRUCKEMEYEK & COHN, Jewelry. LAH R-BA-CON CO, Department Store. Dry -Goods,. Cloaks, Etc. MILLERiH. F. & CO, Dry Goods. POCKET SHOE CO, .Shoes. R. &. G. FURNITUREl CO, Fur. niture. SAMPSON R. E, Men'sFurnishings and Clothing. SALM BROS, Ladies' ' Furnishings, Millinery. SCHLAEPFER,. DrugsEtc SCHULTZ A, Cloais, Suits, Fars. STROUSE & BROS,Mten's Furnishings, Clothing. WALKOVER SHOEfCO, Shoes.

EVANSVILLE RETAIL MERCHANTS' REBATE ASSOCIATION

Jefferson Tp. Notice,

TMiu limlnraSnnnil mihI. $ T tt

i . . -, im, uiiim niKiiuu wucicu ui uuiiurron C TT LZ 1 . l l.t . .

oi riunu OKUurR uiwnsiiip, unuoix county nereuy gives

and the IndeDendent foot ball ! no,ir(" l.,,at ,ie will attend to all business

tonn nf Ji.qnpr Roth f hpop Perl,,,n,nf 10 u, ofllce of Trustee at his team, Ot Jasper. H0U tnese,i)rlI , Store in Hirdseye Indiana on teams have been recently or gain-lthe Tuesdays of each week and remie-ts ized and are composed of Strong, 'all persons having township business to

atliietic young men ana an in- F'en "on omce uavs.

teresting game may be expected. ,ha 5 0s i"? ' LiNL0W Tn,8le-

OUR PARLOR

Is ready for yon when you are lookfor that refreshing dish of ice cream a co-co-cola or any of the popular soft drinks. Our soda fountain is sizzling with all fie cool summer drinks and rhoice of flavors at your command.

Ice Cream Delivered in Bulk any Part o! Town.

The Best Brand o( Cigars and Tobaccos Always In Stock.

GEORGE

HABERiy

South-SidePuWic Square, Jasper

Harbison Trustee's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the underlined Trustee of Harbison township, will attend to townhip b ieiness on each Monday of the year at my olliee. anil persons havinn toAnship business to transact aie required to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will be kept at mv home near Duhoi. John L. Harder, Trustee. Jan. 5, 190S.

A. F. Glffi, Ml, Corner 7th & Jackson Sts. HOME 'PHONE,

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

Presbyterian Services at Trinity

Preaching 2d and 4th Sundays, morning and evening. Morning service 10:30. Evening service 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school every Sunday at 9:30 a m. Rev. J. 0. Ashburn.

SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE

The followinR sebcuulo published only as In.oraiHtloit und not guaranteed. wkst hound rnoM h'bukg. No. 2. St. Kouls Limited leave 12.52 a. m ji.St. iAiuUSpecUl 1:10 p in. 6, Fur I'rlncHon - N:Wp. in. HAST HOUND FROM 11'HUltO. No. I, Louisville Limited leave 4:10 a. in u 9 .. Local 9.10 n.iH " 33. " Special 8.60 p. in Ilctween WKST I1ADKN, FRENCH LICK JASl'Klland KVANSV1LLE. No. 12, mixed lv. .c.:a-,n" 4, limit .t express li-.aOa.in. " 6, pnssunKcr ; ... 7: p. tu. NOItTII HOUND. So.lO.paMonKcr - ur. C:30 s. tn. S. mall and express 9:15 a. m, 3, mixed 4:oos. ui V. E. Claycouib, Agt., Jasper, lad

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TELEPHONE

CO.

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