Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 November 1908 — Page 4

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JASPER

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stretch yourself. Often The Kidneys Are

Do It the Flrat Thing After You Wake In the Morning. A plcndid thimi for tho body is

Weakened by Over-Work. OUR PARLOR! n t44 4? -. . 1 A I

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. It used to be considered that only

i Btrvt Ihuir When vou first wnko uriunry and bladder troubles were to be ' . . n- lracod to tili kirim!'.

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1,110 BUSHELS OH ELEVEN ACRES. James Scvedge Raised This Remarkable Orop on Mitchell Farm North of City. That the corn crop of Gibson county is not a failure has been proven by Mr James Sevedge,

of thf faim of)

up in the morning, take n good, long

stretch Stretch tho hand as far out idys as possible. Then stretch them over the head as far as vou can retkdi, and at the same time

stretch the feet dovrawardns tar avou can liaise the et and stretch upward just as high as you can, and then lower the feet and legs very slowly. When yon get out of bed, raise your arm- er your head, and, standing ou tiptoe. ee how near you can reach the ceding. Then walk about the room while iu this position. Stund on tho right foot and

stretch the rieht arm forward and

upward as high as vou can, while a

the samo time the left foot is raised

from the floor ami stretched out

ward, and the left haud is stretched

backward and downward. This is a

fine cjcrcwc for the whole body and

is especially good for the waist am'

hips, making them linn and strong

Standing n the left foot this exer-

cio can bp reused

if vo'i have been sittiug in the

fame position for a long time read

in:r, studving, writing or sewing am;

1 the muscles have become tired and

I. . in iu u.- i.iu JVic.ramrHl,i, t:,e Ust thing to do is to Mr- Margaret-m Mitch ail, north .. ' i , .,..

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arm upward and outward and for-

of th" th city. Mr Sevedge raided 1.11U In-hels of corn on ven acres of ground, an

ave.-age of alu-t ill bushels t theatre. Vhis is not wagon 1" d guess work measuro. but tin corn was weightd- and sold

w; rd ami Itarkward. Lift the shoulder- ; huh a ou tan and drp

theni. Lnand the eiie-t ana

breathe Iceplv, r. sitting m the

chair, -treti h the hands upward, lift

Afluo,A ii'ii; ' ni iiti 1 1 "in 1 14 v ihjui iuu buch II

A? -V t. 'B them forward as far as possible,

anv vav so vou me the muscles a

in this city Mr. Wm Weese,

manager of the Melrose Milling

company, says that it is the best

corn he ever brought in this

city, and that a test showed

that tiiere was only 13 l-'i per

cent liquid while corn for export

only calls for 17 per cent and the general average this year is

ab . it 23 per cent The corn

brought 55 cents per Iv.ishel

while the market price is only

51 cents. Princeton Democrat Election in Little Ky. The election passed off quietly in little Ky. The entire Democratic ticket was elected as follows: Governor, 'Christian Rumbach. Lieut. Gov , William Giesler. Mayor, Big JosephTJochim.

City clerk and Treasurer, Leo

Lckert. Board of Altermen, Fritz Eckenfels, Lawrence Hochgesang, and Joseph Meyer The Board met Wednesday night and appointed Clempns Henke chief of police and Frit.-. Rumbach, chief of the fire department. Chief Henke appoint 1 the following as his assistants: Nick Eckert, Alois Birkley, and Ed Jerger. Governor Rumbach will be inaugurated on Nov. 17 The oath of office will be administered by Chief justice Henry Lampert. Associate Justice Mike Kress will administer the oath to Lieut Gov. Giesler. The inaugural ceremony will take place at "Jake's Place" on Troy Ave. Everybody is invited to hear the new Governor's inaugural address. General Conrad Eckert will be master of ceremonies and chief marshal of the parade. It will be a Gala day for Little Ky.

Wilfrid Vincent, infant son of Mr and Mrs. Aug. W Flick, died of pneumonia Nov. 7th at 2 P. M. dfter an illiness of only three days duration He was but " five months and twenty days. old. His remains were laid to rest, Monday morning, in Fairview Cemetery, a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends attending the funeral. The littlecrib is is empty now, The little clothes laid by; A mother's joy, a father's hope In death's cold arm doth lie. Go, little pilgrim, to thy home On yonder blissful shore. Where thou has gone before. On Saturday Nov. 7 Walter H. Brooks of Chrisman III., to

hifhe M. Ln ten low, Justice F. L. Betz performed the ceremony at the brides home on North ' Jacks'on Street. The groom is a young mm who seems to be a gentleman of good habits, the bride is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Critchlow, who recently moved here from Mt. , Carmel III. The happy couple left on the! 11.30 train for their future home ' at Chrisman 111. Our best wishes go w: '. them.

good, vigorous strptch

When one is verv tired, there is

nothing more retf;il than stretch

ing the muscles and then relaxing.

hif hange. Illuminating Gas

In the Phiin-ophieal Transactionof the Koval Society of London for

1739 is printed a letter, written in

1G91, in which the Jiev. John Clav-

tor details a series of experiment

he made in distilling coal in a retort, showing not only that he had observed the inflammable gasesevolved, but that he had collected and stored them for some time in bladders. In 1 7S7 Lord Dundonald made gas from coal, with which he lighted the hall of Cu Irons abbey. In 1793 Robert Murdoch began the experiments which resulted in the establishment of coal gas as an illuminating agent. In 1797 he publicly showed the system he had matured, and in 179S, being employed in the factory of Boulton & Watt, Birminghamhe fitted up an apparatus for the manufacture of gas in that establishment, with which it was lighted. This was the first uk of illuminating ga; except by way of experiment. ... .it; v : i . :ii.'mi,yv "N : ill.'. f!ir. . f hot l

the lwiron while he v.. lu.'iUuj and

ouc wa rrm over by ut. automobile.

Tuey all rn-alvel nettunS. jjUt

other boy is good for uothlus'-Flie-

cende Dßtter.

BACK G.VrS Oil

Plenty of Jasper Readers 'Have Th's

Experience. You tax the kidneys oror work them. They can't keen tm the eoniimml

strain.

The buck

nftms;

Urinary trouble eet in Don't wnit lonsr r take Donn's Kiri-

ney Pills.

Japer people t-Il ynu how thev act. Kdward Fieret, living on West Sixth

street, Jasper, Ind., envs: "My experience in ueing Doan'e Kidney Pills has been moat satisfactory. My occupation ai a blacksmith i& "extremely hard on the back and I have hud lumbago several times. On tue-e occasions, I would also have dizzy spells, and at times, fre

quent inclinations to pass the kidney ee-

c.vus out it aches and

traced to the kidneys, but now modern

science proves that1

nearlv all diseases

have their beginning in the disorder ol

these most important

organs. The kldnevs filtei

and purify the blood

tbat is their work.

Therefore, when our kidneysare weak

or out of order, vou can imuorstnuu now

quickly your eutire body in affected and

now every orguu seems to jau to uo us duty. If you are sick or "feel ldly,M begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon as your kidnevs are well they will help

nil tue other orgnns to ueauu. a inai will convince anvoue. If vou are sick" you can make no mistake bv first doctoring vour kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the reat kidnev remedy, is soon realized. It stands the hiebest for its wonderful cures

of the most distressing cases, and is sold

on its merits by all druggists iu lifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may

have a sample bottle nomet swamp-Root.

bv mail free, also a pamphk t telling you hbw to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer iS: Co.. Hinghumton. N. Y. Don t make any mistake, but remetnljer the name. Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad

dress, Uingbamton, N. Y., on every bottle.

Is ready tot you when y u ii- . for thai refrotshin iiith t t. rrc: i a co uo-cola or anv o' t e pu .r fofldriuki. 0'ii td.i f u 'in aizzling with all tho och1 ont'nur drinks and choice oi iiavora at- your command.

Ice Cream Delivered In

any Part of Town.

The Best Brand of

and Tobaccos Always In Stock,

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South-Side Public Square, Jaspe

Exceptions Prove the Rule.

FOit sali:. Story-and-half seven room

house. Good lot. 50x100 ft., alley in rear; graded street, good

pavements, good well and cellar.

viust be sold at once. No rea

sonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.

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TIME TABLE n Elfect Oct. 18, Jasper, French Lick, West Baden and Evansuille. EASTBOL'ND.

SU 15. .tr A. M. Terminal t Jptr. v.j & UeD. t.4S ' Kreneh Lick.

No. 17. " 1 'JO V. M

Nj. II, " S " WKSTUOLXl). So. 12. Inp 50 A. M. Maktri up at Jasper. No. It. ' 11:1 " St Um 1 4

No. 6. v 7 10 I. II. HVvHIe & rrinueton.

NoW. ll:t6 " Sleeporto Sc. Ijnls

Angelina (gtishlugly) And so you're a poet! Oh. I do so Jove poets: There Is something so ethereal about them! Nearly Througn. A stranger entered a church in the middle of the sermon and seated himself in the back pew. After awhile he began to fidget. Leaning over to the white haired man at his

side, evidently an old member of

tho congregation, he whispered : "How long has he been nreach

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the old man answered. 'l don't know exactly." . "I'll stay then," decided the stranger. "lie must be nearly done." Even body's Jhigiiiii?0

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Jasper and Uulnl-ritlg township. Dui-oi!

uo. luoiana. tnai 1110 uiiMcrn,'"fi. a mule inliiibltant ot rtttid tounalilp anvl count) , and ovur the ae of 21 Tears, unit of io ini-ral

character, will at this regular D c. term. lWS.of the lloanl of romiiiihsioiii-r uf said county, apply for a IIcpum- to sell ami n-tail

piriuiou, vinou, mau aim oiiiit inioxicain liquor.s in a les quantity than a i.tiart

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SPRI3IKL1NG NOTICE. Notice ii hereby eiven that on the 0th

d y of November, 1U0S, the Board of

rustets ot the Incorporated town of

Jasper, adopted an ordinance providing for the is-ses-smeut of benefita to all lots abnttiojj upon the following streets and

parts or fctreets in said towu, to-wit: (

Mam btreet from cond fctreet to the

ihlie square ;

.Main strci t from tho fubln to rif-,

teentli .Street.

Sixth Street from Andurson Sin et to

tha I'ublic'fquare;

bixth street from the ruhlte bquaie to

tho north-west corner of Lot No seven.

7) in Buchart's Aoditiou to said town

of Jasper:

The l'ubhe Square in sabl town ;

rifth street from Mam to Jackson Street ; j Frturth Strei t from Main Street; j And Ja"kFon street from Sixth f-lieet to tho rieht of way of the Southern Rail-, way company ; on account of sprinkling said street and parli! jf streets. Notice if further given tint sabl aecs-1 tnent is row in the hands of the town' treasurer, and that the board of trustees , of said town will mret at 7:30 p. m. on the 30th day of November. 11)08. at the

Jasper Ivlectne Light Jlfite to hear any

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were bronght to my attention and"provedaess,nenteT b?(I,')l,ic8 n'ereste.l therein, prompt in giving nie relief. The last at-' v ... ' 1 St,wKNK, Town (Jerk, tack I had wai alwnt two months aeo, ,v" ,,,iw

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