Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 November 1908 — Page 4
ASPER COURIER iiy lies Ho IkuMi.
JASl'KK, Ul'llOlS COtNTV. IVDMN.l
Whon John D. Rockefollor and John ü. Archbold wore summoned as witnesses in the ense in a New York court in which
they appenred yesterday, the (United Slates marshal insure! , the appearance of the pentlemon : by paying: each one his witness Ifee, $1.50, in advance. They
License in Lieu of Option, State Senator Uowsor Fours Kepenl Of Present Law and Will Present Substitute. State Senator Arthur J.
Bowser ot Porter county has
hnteretl nt the IWtoltleu at or traniulMot tl Htglltthe 0'KirUs IllUttlT.
Jaf-iwr HIHil I
Jtid
; ror once tney were aoinjr some I thing toward earning1 a living.
nWriiiti. r. l .50 Per Year. 11. if f j oi ' n- ( i ; subscribers unti ! a I tlnito order to discontinue 'a receive I Atid all arrears twiid in full; unless in li.v discretion of the
n lblisher a different i- irte b.tald be
eerued advisable.
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i muse nave naa ine ieeung wnenjannouncea ne will introduce in I they came up and testified that the next session of the legis-
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Uture a Dill requiring saioon keepers to pay an annual license
ot fz.UUU making tne measure
operative immediately after
p lblication. A determined ol
fort will be made to secure the
passage of a high license bill.
THE LENGTH OF LIFE.
h kIDaY. NOMiMER 27 19
u you hnvo any Ifm now, or nant nur prliitlu?, cllu thrutiKh tie ourlcr fluni 13-'i.
Some Facts About Odd Fellow
ship 1o Indiana.
Not oil Old Fellows, and bu
very few who are not members
of the Order, know the rea
honor and responsibility tha came to Horace M Kean o
this place last week when he
was installed Grund Master o
til Udd Follows of this state,
Through his kindness, and from
the latest reports of the Grant;
Ofiicers we glean the following
iacts about Indiana Odd Fellow
ship. T .1? . r.
muiana scanus nrst in Encampment membership; first
m neoercan memDersnip: lourtn
in largest amount of relief paid, fifth in Subordinate membership, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois
and Ohio being the only states
m the Union having more Odd
i'ellows than Indiana. She
stands third in value of her
resources and lias the richest
Grand Lodge m the world.
The Grand Master of this
state is at the head of an army of 76,294 men who are banded together to visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead, educate the orphan, care for the old and helpless of the Order and to elevate the character of mankind. It is his duty to supervise the 749 Subordinate Lodges of the state, to visit the weak lodges, attend District Meetings, Dedications of new halls, Memorial Day exercises, and visit every lodge possible. He is to conduct the correspondence of the office which it is estimated will require the mailing of between 2000 and 3000 letters for each term of six months He also has the appointment of 92 District Deputy Grand Masters, all of the Committeemen who will serve at the two sessions of the Grand Lodge, aside from his staff of appointive officers. In all he will have the appointment of between 225 and 800 Odd Fellows who will assist him in carrying on the great work of the Order in this state. The Odd Fallows of Indiana paid out in tnis state last year! for the relief of humm suffering the immense sum of $110,620.30. Th's sum is so great, that if it was in one dollar bills, and the bills were fastened e.id to end, counting the length of each bill at 7 inches, the bills l eprcsenting this sum of money would reach a distance i f over thirty miles. The new Grand Lodge Building and furnishings at Indianapolis cost $502,269.51. The value of the real estate upon which it rest3 is $-175,000., making the Grand Lodge property worth at least one million thirty-seven thousand, two-hundred-sixty-nine dollars. The total resources of the Subordinate Lodges of the state exceed three million-nine hundred thousand dallars, The old Fellows now have
a larger memnersnip tnan any
iraternal Urder in the wcrld. They admitted 1375 members in T 1! V. . .1 .
muiana uunng tne last six
months and rejected 173 applicants for membership. Rev. Joseph Sermersheim, rector of St. Mary's of the
jvnoDs ainouc cnurcn nas returned from Chicairo where
he attended the first meeting of 1.1.- t. c' n
tii w oainoiic missionary congress of America, whicli was in session in that city three days.
There were present sixty-six! bishpps, 750 priests and .1,500! laymen. Among the later was , Inclvl' d an Indian chief, The' objet i of the meetings was to 1
create an interest m foreign and home missions. -N. A. Ledger Nov. 3. Wenda Leighton was ab'c to be out again Tuesday after having been confined to the house a few days with an attack mach trouble.
A Physician Tells How a Man Li'e to LIvG to be 110 Years Old.
A well-known English physi
cian and student of hygiene, Sir
Benjamin Ward Richardson, announces that the three-score and ten generally supposed to be the term of human life is forty years short of the time average people "who take care of themselves" ought to live, says the New Yorlc Journal Sir Benjamin, who is himself over 70, and in excellent health, explains how this age may be rt relied. He would deny to his
superannuated, not to say super fluous veteran, both alcohol and tobacco; the flowing bowl in both kinds' would be forbidden him. As some people eat to live
so he would neitner drink mor smoke with the same object.
Great temperance in the eating
of meat is also necessary. Reg
ular exorcise must be taken at all a .
ages, bir benjamin nimsell
rides a bicycle.
His rules are not very exact-
ing, out he points out tnat very
few at present attempt to follow
them. If they did, he is sure
that seven out of ten persons
would live to be 110. . Apparent-,
y they prefer eating, smoking!
and drinking during a shorter
ife.
M Show al Purdue.
The Second Annual Fruit Show
to be held at Purdue University
during the week of the Farmers'
Short Course January li-io is arousing great interest among
the fruit growers of the state
Nearly $300 is offered in cash
premiums by the Indiana
Horticultural Society. The state
has been divided into three
sections, north, central, and
southern and separate premiums
are oflered forentnes from each . mi i
section. mis arrangement
places fruit growers in sections
where the crop was light this season on a par with more favored localities. A unique feature of this year's show is the special class which has been arranged for potatoes All judging will be done with the official S2oro card recntly adopted by the Indiana Horticultural Society and instruction will be given in its use. Premium lists and full information for exhibitors may be secured by writing C G. Wood
bury, Purdue Experiment
jiarThe schools adjourned both yesterday and today, in ordtr that the scholars may have a l est and teachers meeting at Evaiifiville.
Ajp ienli.'ii for IjUjiuh' 1,1-
conse, I .i tlit uiisoii of tin' tow utif jau r, lHi-
l).t conn , I ml Ni.iiio in In reuy kiyui
Unit tile iihItIhhi, " "I" 1 1' I'li.zeii, iweiu diu-yi iirs wlil. ol wouil moral ulmruutur mill u Im Im ll.'cll H rollt 111 Holl rr.tllU'llt Of till
town of Jiiuyer for u period of ninety 'uah
before the publlentloii of thin notice, will up 1 1 t tie Ito.inl of romiiilsKioiHT o Dulf'icount . liullunii, at tholr next regular ,ltui term, t'.HW. fr loavt to in Ilia
muni' xpirit uiu.i. vllHii.iiiuIliliilt lliunre. H i Humilities than a oimrt nt a tlino. Utl
the iinveleite. of iil'ylii the runno tu Ik
.ii-mik tor a nerioil of one ear from t lie tluti
of uil licence, upon (he following def erluc1
property to n: In u one story frame huililiui,' "JlU'O teetoi
the urouiul lloor.luiciitftl on thu north-wiM
corner oi the ucst-hidC of lot CO, u.-üliown on
the original t imp or pint or t no town or jus
per, inihois county, lud. mihi sitioon ojion
on (lie politic sijinttu !mi, at lliu minie tlino M ill tnttke applleu tum for liceimo to servo lnnclics. confec
Hons, etc., anil for tho salo of cigars uno
tobacco. CH UI.KS I' I.ICK. Nov. 27, 1008 -!lw. Juiquor Jjiconso Notice.
Notice Is hertshv ulvoii to tho citizen o
Jumiit and ltalnlirliluo townMilp, unuol
Co. HKliaiui. tnat tne niHiersiL'iuui, a nun
luhahl'.Htit of suld towiiHlilp anU county, and
ovur tiic iiko ui i yours, ami ot 1:0011 inorai
cliarm-ter, will at tho regular I)vc. turin
lWS.ot the Itourd of uoniinl.HSloners of said
county, apply for 11 license to sell and retail
snirititons. vlnou. malt and other Into.xlcu
titiK liquors in a leas iinantlty than ti nunrl
at 11 t lino, w itn 1110 priviit'L'o or auowiiiK tne
siiiiie to he drank on tils premises.
The lnecise location where Haid Honors are
to he sold is on the crottnd lloor of a tn.
storv brick buildin , on lot No, 110 in Mini
touu of .lustier Said room is on thu north
west comer f 7th and Mtiin streets in said
toTTu und fronts on Main street.
FI.UUKN Ul'TZtt'KII.KK, Nov. 13 190S. 3w.
SPivlNKING NOTICE.
Notice is hereby civpu llmt on the Utl
il.y of Nuveniber, If OS, l ho Hoard ol
IrtiPtecHof thu Incoiporateil lown 01
Jasper, iutoph?d un onliuaiice providing for tho iset'Mineiit of benelits to all lot
nlitittini; upon the following fctroeta nnd
imrts of streets in snid towu, to-wit:
Mnin Street iroui aeconu btrect to tne
Public snuaro;
.Main streit from tho Public to Fif
teenth b'troet.
Sixth Street from Anderson Street to
the Public enuare:
Sixth street from the Public bquate to
Sweat Pads for Horses Army Saddles have wood trees
but who ever heard of an Army
lorse having a sore or galled
back?
Most farmers and teamsters
do not seem to realize the utter
uslessness of the ordinary hames and sweat pads commonly used
with the horse collars. They
think
Station, LaFapette, Ind. noith-weet comer of l)t No eovttu . . . !(") in lluelmrt's Addition to Hind town
II BAD WAY."
ol .In wer
Tho Public Snuaro in fnid town ;
Fifth street lrom Main to Jackson
Street ; Fourth Street from Main Street;
Many a Jasper Reader Will Feel Grate-! And . ackeon M reel irnm bixtii sireet
waveunpany; When your back gives out ;;rK7trei!!,rinklinB Uecomes lame, weak or aching; Notice if further iriven t 1 it said atees
When urinary troubles set in, nicnt is 1 ov in the hands of tho town Your kidnevs "are "in a bad wav " treasurer, ami that the board of trustees nnnn- ICiifnov PilKwill cure vou of sai(1 town wiU m"et at 7:30 011 Doan s Kiilnoy i instill cure jo 1. he ;0ti d nf Novembprf ,y0S( iU lht. Here is local evidence to prove it: Ja,per K!cctric Light Ofllce to hear any Mrs P. fteickman. living on Main objecthus or remonstrances to said asttreet, Jasper, In.l , coye: "For a Jonp'sessments by patties interested therein. time my husband uffered intensiv from J. P. Scuwbnk, Town Clerk.
an acute lame b ck. If he stooped or at-. Nov. Id, 3v.
the aciion was;
seem to tnniK tnat since tney.
have alwavs used them it would 'tempted to lift nm thine,
ruin their horses if they put them extremely pairfu!. A dull . nnpeine pain
ncjirlp. fViPV fhinlf H'af n hnrco w"en "e wna 0,1 11,9 1tn ooe mi 01 aside, tnej tninK that a norse e v d he aiso hail flt(Jtl0I t must have a Soft cushion to pull headaches which afiedod the bek and against or he won't Work. The top of his h ad. His kidney eecietions
ruth about the matter IS that were irrecuiar m tic 1011 an.i un wan
he sweat pad is a useless ex-Uu
pense and has Caused more Sore ,i,ese burden? from so many pnoule vh . shoulders than all Other causes had reeeiwd no relief from other leine combined. In working during die? and I procured a box at Mick ec
hrd- TTinorrv wrnfhnr hni-QPc- f nau 9 tirtiK' moid 1 nev proiii.niy uavv not, muggy weacner, noises get , , , f , free,iOIll roII1 his
very sweaty anu tne pau just nfllictions." naturally Wears the hide Off, t-or sale bv all dealer? Pri I'.'Orentwhich has been softened by mois- Foster-Milbu.n Co , Now Y ..rk, s le ture of sweat and the heat held timW -i bv the sweat pad. Then, while take vo other. still raw, with the dirty pad i-rvru"!? pressing against the shoulder, i'Uk hAijiii. salty sweat and all kinds of filth Story-and-half seven room are rubbed into the soie. Nj house. Good lot, 50x100 lt., alwonder a horse is 'aid up somr- ley in rear; graded street, good
timed for two or three weeks. A pavements, good well and cellar.
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good, hard, solid collar will keep Must be sold at once, the flesh of shoulders hard and sonable offer refused firm, as well as cool and dry and Courier office.
prevent sore shoulders more than anything else.
Vastly better than a leather
collar is one made of galanized
metal. Any doctor will tell you1 that zinc is a curative agent.
Try one ano you will see how,
easy they work. Indeed, nothing for practical service can come ahead of padless and nameless collar. The hooks and rings arc fastened in these collars, doing away with cumbersome hames In facr, it is a col'ar and hame combined. It is hinged at the top and opens at the bottom, j The harness is fastened directly to the collar, and in harnessing your horse, all that is necessary is to throw the harness on and snap the catch at the bottom. Then to complete the appearance the collar is finished in alu uinuni setting it off in a very nobby and handsome style. They will last a lifetime. Put one on a four
year old and he can use it until he is thirty.
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