Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 8, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 November 1908 — Page 4

iALiPcä COURIER

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Tlii! paper .x ii tl regularly to subscriber uuMl . ! linite order to tliscontinue :s retviv-1 iui all arrears jmid infuH; utile? in M diferetion of the publizier a diffien. ire nhould be wmwl ml vhhM. i lt ha V NOVIAL KU f, 191 S

it , mi lir nur in iuiwk, or until niiy prlntluK, t r II u tlinu;li In- inurltr l'liou l.'l-ü.l

The Democrats elect Marshall in Indiana: Stevevem on in Illinois; Harmon in Ohio; Shallcnberger in Ni'hroka: Jonson in Minnesota; Morris in Montana and Shafro-h in Colorado.

Jim Wat -oji. 'l-n Hirnen way nnH ('has VY Fairbanks will be

out of a Job

THE COST OF A BOY. , Und Lessons the Average American Youth Should Learn from it. The following, taken from a Chicago paper, would be useful for many of our bo s to meomolize. Jt does not take as much money to live in this country, j

or m a small town, as it does to livo in the citv. 1 read the other

day that it cot $5,000 to bring

mi :i citv nov ana educate mm

and dress him well. 1

Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work.

Unhcaltliy Klducys Make Impure Blooa. U ucü to be considered that only unuAry and bladder troubles were to he

ineeu to me Kium.-)-, but now modern science proven that nearly till diseases have 'their beginning ju the disorder ol these most important orjjunä. The kidney filter and purify the blood ih.it is their work.

i.ti vourkidnevsareweak

,r,i..,- vnw can understand liow

e.,,Vl tnl M'lv your entire body w affected and Said 10, . .., ..; r., sretiis. to fail to do iti

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myselt: mat is ueeause every- tIuty. ,,,, thing in the city has to be bought iyou e ' SÄ and living is high." But I be-1 gan to study, and 1 found out ;is vollr killneys are weii they will help that even a Country boy COStS hlS uj the ether organs to health. A trial n irtMUS a orood deal. i will convince anyone. 1 UM, , ,hllt whnr -i bov If vou are sick you can make no mis. When you count what a w. -bv first dojtorlug your kidneys. PatS, and What he Wears, ndTht.miltl a,j the extraordinary effect ol tie school books he has to have, r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great and the doctor bills that have to; kidney remedy fr ;"d-rc;

be paid when he sets themeas.es. caseS( aml ,s wW or the scarlet lever, he will costion its nlcrits by an Fffi'-..

niS JOIKS at least, rjuw it yucti. -i uruggistsin niiy-ccu gUCSS if a bov is pretty bad tO ami onc-dollur sue uii.:.. J.. i,i,,Uic bottles. ou may

Sin.b.l Illing ui w ivicrv ii haven sample bottle nmofSmtHt

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TAX LEVY FOR 1908.

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COKrOHATION

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121 1815 151 125 107 1D3 301 292 Tin

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coo 2o0 200 200 250 250 250 200 225 275 350 225 225

Jasper Corporation

Huntingburg Corporation Birdsoyo Ferdinand Ferdinand R. R Tax ?1 in both town and Tp.

School Board Tax Town of Jasper

$1.00 80

School Board Tax Huntingbnrg

50 33 95

1.05

OUR PARLOR Ih ready for yon when you an ! for Hint refrcuhiiH' dlsli of icu rrta (1 a oo-co-cola or any of the pi,j, r oft drinkH. Our tiodu fountain s uizzlinü with all tbu cool tiumcir drJnkfl and choice of llnvora nt ( command.

Ice Cream Delivered in

any Pari of Town.

The Best Brand of Cigar and Tobaccos Always In Stock.

GEORGE

HAGEM

South-Side Public Square, Jaspef

will he eliuii'l ptst. presid

th m to' The Di the C )ia t ll,,was a lousi; ' v

jsVts packet!

tor ltd

any gooil

will

give

more than t hat. un n tintntitllet tellillL' VOU

?o when 1 am 21 and old enough ' nöw to find out if you have kidney or lido for mvself. I shall have bladder trouble. Mention this paper

rt5f fnfbn,. mro f-hnn 9.0U1). when writing to ur. iviiu er ,,3-

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------ I tiiriui- fin 11. i'i 1 11 1 v v 11 1.1 uii.-1. 1 a. 1 iui tiiTtii Tii'imiii iviiih.

made my clothes and patcned Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, and the adthem, washed and ironed for m, dress, HinBluimton. N. Y.,oneverylottle.

tnnk tiir of me when I was a

tie me?ting at httle fellow and whenever 1 got londay night 1 sick, and she never charged anyand the r 10111 thing for that. I f she were dead ti and father had to hire all that

1 nun :i in . , .

1ii Ii", K wwiuu Luai, min iiuuuiw -.. . , f rt0 ...... , 1 .1-I .m list ne solfl at once.

Hima war or more, ana una im , niv . p,, :?2 m) worthof work m ,:.n,r .vill ff na . e öfter lefused

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men. women m.u emiuren 10 near the stnvches 0'' W. K Cox, -J L. ?;-er . H. W. aroenter. V L Ciil-I-. 'mil .iei. Seabold. which spct vN - f wei -' interspersed b fl. . ,i-,oi,' . .t' flit stiii' li:tnil

and the irood singing f the Glee vt.

nnu I lhese

KOU SALK. Story-and-half seven room house. Good lot, 50x100 ft., alley in rear; graded street, good pavements, good well and cellar.

JNo rea-Apply

h.ivi' done for me bv the tune 1

am a man Four thousand dol-' lars for a boy! What do yon think

60 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Marlon" Township Institute.

are hard times.

When parents put -iM.OOO in a.

jboy. what have they a right to i ovnot nf ln'm' Tt ic fnir inv :i

sm m m I . 1 . 1 1 T

The teachere ot Marion town- boy to play truant pit snooi: is ship nut at Dubois School No. 1 ! it fair for him to play bell, go in October 31. to hold their hi m , swimming, or hang around town, regular institute. The program 'all of the time when maybe his i for second institute was followed, father's potatoes are not dug nor i that for first institute having the wood brought in for his, been discussed at the mother? Is it fair for him to1 preliminary. disappoint them by swearing, All teachers excepting Miss drinking and smoking?

IJii.lll etc ;i;ov:iil dllll I Ul UUI IJdLVÜllO lli v. jnv resir-i d to roll call with ! about all the property they had qu:.M.' M- rum masterpieces in J into us boys and girls If we Literu. i . after which the .make spittoons and whiskey proceedings and minutes of the! jugs of ourselves, they will be preliminary Institute were read , poor indeed. But if we make by the Secretary and unanim-1 good citizens and substantial ously voted and adopted. j man, they will fell as if they The various subjects were I were well repaid for bringing us conducted by all the members of , up. . t . mt r . i -

the organization, ine nrst one being "School and Its Life" topics consider 1 in it were, discipline, i..oHs, manners, character, obd'T.'e, disorder, interest, freedom self-restraint, cooperation, am the normal child, the child vith special optitudes, the defective, the undeveloped, the dull and the bright. At the conclusion of this was taken up the "Recitaion" and the selection of the 'Barefoot Boy" for the assignment in Reading.

TTe afternoon work onened

with a discussion of

TRADE MARK!

Design Copyrights dec.

. .n...HMrt .v., K and i1 AarHntlnn mm

wiyuuc " . . . . "-- I ln'rkir afertam our oprmn freo wuetner a runt n in vt ihnlur I'litetilnlile. Coniniunle. i iinTicilyf .nil iPi 'ial HANDBOOK on l'teut , fn8. I'M t :eu r tor recurlng patenti. l'atoats talt ri tfir ,uuh Muun & Co. recalT

Iff full rioncf. v inioui ciibtko. iu mu , Scientific Jfmcrican. 1 Ahanrtnmplr tllnlrl1 weeklr. I.rKCitclr. ; rulntixu of any sclentldc tourual. Tfrmi, i

ir: T ilr nl lllU3t l. bjiubjmi nt'iuaifri. MUNN & Co.3G,Broad-'New York llrnph linr. Sft K P' Wmhlnifton I. C SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE In Effect Oct. 18, Jasper, French Lick, West Baden and Evansuille.

KASTIJOIM).

110 REASON FOR IT.

When Jasper Citizens Show the Certain Way Out. There Van be n just reason why tiny reader of thi" w ill continue to fttfiVr the torture.i of an aching bni'k, the annoy-

ance oi urinary uiyoruer.. tue uangers ol diabetes of any kidney ills when" relief iti to near at ti.ind mid the nioct positive proof friven that they vim he cured. Road w hat it Jasper citizen pays: William J. Lantpert, living on Fourth Street, . I neper, Intl.. ytiyn: "! suffered

for a lontr time from a denreHsint: Imck-

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I Iti IIU. ill IIIU illCI 11UU1I IIUIUIU IIMIS11I1IU f . i.i. ... .

I OUng my iay woric, uns woum necome eo in-

No. 15. Ar G.3.1

). ft lien. 0-4S

No. 17. " I

No. U,

A. M. Tcrinluul at JupiT. Kreiicli l.ifk. 1. M

u'lisTnorxi).

No. 12. Hi-P C So A M. Mukcs up nt JaupiT.

No 14, "' 11:80 " ht I,0lli No. fi. " T 10 1MI. Kv'vllk' .trrinct'ton.

No IS. " II :W " SI;tiiT to St. I.oulrt.

ujuisvti.u:. sr. i.oi;is .v kvansvili.k.

Time snown ut iiiiimiiKiiiirf:. KASTIIOWXl). So. 1, Dep. 4:15 A. M. So. C, " 8:.V. " No 3. ' Uli. M. No. a, " :I0 " WKSTIIOUND. No. It, lop 12:l 1. M. No. 10. " 7 4.', '

No. 4. ' Hi ll) A. M

No. 'I. 12:.V, '

, K. Cluycotub, Aßt., Jaipur, lud

WAIT

for the

WS0HBEM)

EXHIBIT We want you to visit the other range exhibits and listen carefully to all that is said. You will then be able to appreciate the superior qualities of "The Malleable", made in South Bend.

Next Week Is Our Treat Three minute bis:uits and delicious hot coffee served by The Malleable Girl. Ab autiful cook book and useful souvenir free. BEST OF ALili The Malleable Man, who is a range expert, will show you his favorite range. You will know why it is impossible to make a better.

SEE HIM AT THE HARDWARE STORE LOREY & STURM ANY TIME FROM

14,

1308!

WITH EACH RÄNGE

Viircliimeil (luring Oil nxliUilt, you Iihvc a f r cholc of m complete

ermle rooking ware, or everl other YalUBUlA nü Bl-

irfiiiloini well worth

$7.50!

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GoVerment Chapter 15, r, and

51 was next taken up, the

nortance and origin of the

English cabinet reason for its

fundamental principles of the Cabinet and duties of the various

members were disused Presi-, ' VorsaW b ftll (lüllIer8 iriROcüIll,. dent KOOSevelt S was til' TOken Fli.r-Milhurn Co, NVw York, 8ulf

ot proving very inspiring to tu-nt lonnu i imoi static

teachers and parents ' Heniember the This concluding the prcgram : tak,! "otJ,,i:

outlined for the day s work the

of uneruv und ninliitinii. I tiicl Ki'ver.il

jrri. I reinodies, luit my misery htill eluni; to

,i im. null u him ri'.'iihni' of Ilnnti u k ultinv

OlJgin Ot tne pju,, i wu induced to pioeure them at was given, also Kii.k t 1'fau's dmt: store. I iintl not information. The ken the content? of one box, before I was 1 f A 1 liullur NT r T (Ulk Itlffk fti liiinn.

wrin i . - - tun ituiii 4tt n"fi in my hack or any kidney ililllnil-

A Free Trip to E vansvillc and Return

inline Doan'a and

teachers adiourned decidintr

that their next Institute would

Drifts. Loyd Spink

et al, lot

Toviistiip Offictjfs Elected. C i' ifi, ii I p,. th1 Mnrpan It Tfi- I'll . i i:.i t w"h-er. 1 1 rl - n Pp. M.i'lm riiimliiij: U Trnti-' JuIiti H,iii, r .Ii 1 -fia'ir. ; , .tj,. Tp., f j U I uinan P 1 r i -' 1 - i.i.nri. eH-"r. 1. , , , 1 1 , Jfln. 11 ukinon K. 1 .i. ii" (i I'r.i-ri It Ameor. Ii,. - I. : !e- Tp.. Willi J. Krny P. Si.!ii t plins hi I) A'w- ir. Marion Tp. .Ino. 11. I echluin 1). T uitet Herman Waeainx r. Ascoaiior. II .it I Tp.. Ju-ob Kempf 1). Trustee Pen Notiihoff 1). Abhcsso-. Jefferson Tp., John Ulock P. Trustee .1 no W. Chiinh'v P. AseHfoi. ! Jucken Tp., lien Fisher U. Trintee A. L. Ilotfuiun P. Assessor. 1'utoku Tp., ßtl. 0. Johnson 1). TrueeeeJas M.Songer D. AwHesor. 1 Cass Tp , Jno J. Golillniusf n I). TrustPO G. K. Loehr I). APHOswr. I Ferdinand Tp., Henry II Dull U. Trustee Aug. Rcuikn D. Asseesor. Thr Democratfl elect t) Truateef. and 10 APacssorH whio the Hep. elect. .5 Trustees and 2 AnorH.

EVERY BUSINESS DAY IN THE YEAR ON

tin

i

-n I..'

The Way Ite

Diuiiel Milton to II v

be held Nov. 21. at the same 54 ncr. :i. A. $ iho.oo.

nlnr I A 15. Krempp to J. Diera

Robert E. Eckert President. !;sxahA. Rose I - Link Secretary. ! 20, st. Mitrkf. 530 oo. -in..... 1 I . I r rr

Aipnorip iioiunan 10 iary imnnn lot 27. Ht Minks. 10 00.

t nth. Ke'ft r 1 Lnivi.i',o M;.rk I .'1 ' M) iiri- , i oO.

Ami K. K at, rhe'irv i" 41 Nnriu l'it- 1 nnd 81. 1 1 n t i Iii imam'! -id I. inS;5.()(.

l.o i '. y in Iitiiii" K Hii'leia )! iiiMi i', IltiMtinül'iirp. fliixiu.,, Miitlie iMnean lu Win. IUiiih pt e'v, n w " t, , V $.muo. Sbitf(iiiii Srlirtdner to Xavior Sehri'ini T SO arrr-n. .., U, I. l..i '.0D. Crnwent Lund Co. toico. Friek pt Ii IM, 2, ß. $2tKJ.(Xl. Philip Kunkol to John I). Hoff nan lot 27, Jasper. $210.00. John Uoopfrieh to John Sejior, Jr.. lots 1(15), 170, Ferdiutiid. .fCOO.OU. Jacob II. Merger to John V. Iluther und . pt lot M, Jasper, 2ml add. $376.00. Conrid Mehno to John A. Schnarr. Sr. ncro!, 21 , In, ö. tilOO.OO. Sam Düirim to Sarah A. Stutsman 00 act es, 17,2, 5. 1,100.00. Vuli ntinu Kenner to t'nu A. Johnson ptlot 21, lIuntingburK, üeiuor's add J 1,050 10.

Fd. Buei'hlor to John Kishor"

acres, 21). 2, !1. fl, (500.00.

KOht. UOX to A va J: -!til!tiiin .10

S0O.OO.

rer to Joienhinu Mnurnr

n lo

RAILROADS

Come to Evansville to do your shopping. The members of the Retail Merchants' Rebate Association will nav vour fare both ways under the conditions specified below and besides you have the great advantage of selecting at prices much in your favor from much more extensive stocks in all lines of merchandise than can be found in any city so easy of access. TO GET YOUR FARE REFUNDED THROUGH THE ASSOCIATION BUY ONLY FROM MEMBERS WHOSE NAMES ARE LISTED BELOW

120

rfll.7nhn Pnliriovr who Immn

" w a-'vi a. j UO UVIIlW from Chandler the first part oLy-J this week to visit his family and LvAcre8 2a i a i

IV) acres. 2S. 2. fi nml In lot n

MEMBERS ARTES CHAS. F- Jewelry. BITTERM AN BROS, Jwlry. BLACKMAN & LUNKENHEIMER, QuAnsware. BARNETTS CHEAP STORE, Ladies' Furnishings, Skirts, Cloaks. COOK GROCERY CO, Groceries DEJONG'S, Cloaks, Suits, Furs. EVANS S. G. & CO, Dry Goods. FOWLER, DICK A WALKER, Department Store. Millinery, Cloaks, Etc. FRENCH WM. E. & CO, Carpets, Etc. ELMENDORF & CO. (Inc.), Carpets, Etc. FINKE FURNITURE CO, Furniture. GUMBERTS LOUIS, Jewelry. GEISSLER G. W. SHOE CO, Shoes.

HAAS & SEIFFER, Men's

nishings and Clothing.

Für

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 paying only the excess 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. 1 Ask for a Rebate JJook 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 I LOESCH, Furniture, Carpets, Etc. KIMBALL PIANO CO., Pianos. KRUCKEMEYER A COHN, Jswelry. LAHR-BACON CO, Department 8tor- Dry Goods, Cloaks, Etc. MILLER H. F. t CO., Dry Goods. POCKET SHOE CO, Shoes. R. A G. FURNITURE CO., Furnitur. SAMPSON R. E, Msn's Furnishings and Clothing. SALM BROS, Ladies' Furnishin s. Millinery. SCHLAEPFER, Drugs, Etc. SCHULTZ A, Cloaks, Suits, Furs, STROUSE A BROS., Men's Furnishings, Clothing. WALKOVER SHOE CO, Shoes.

EVANSVILLE RETAIL MERCHANTS' REBATE ASSOCIATION A

, "I

and to vote.

I r I W m mm SV WAV 1 :M, lfuntingburg. 1,500.00.