Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 51, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 July 1909 — Page 4

JASPER CO U'RIER

Jiv ks I i ! j

jsrt:u, iti'iioM otu rrv, Indiana ""etf red Kt ti. JWotHj nt Jin-pcr. Inj tor tranoinllon tJ-fouKh. tliv until u ec ontl class matter.

Farmers in Üubois county are in the midst of wheat harvest, and the reports say the crop is a magnificent one, both in quality and quanity p?r acre. Now if some wheat Rambler, will "raise" the bear gamblers so as to bring the price up to $1.50 a bushel again, before tho fanners are rninnollod to soli, thov mav ack

nowledge there is some ood 1 1 h riot. Thum would certainly

WnbBoriotion U.OÜ Per Year. Tine paper is inaüed regularly to subscribers until a dntiuite order to discontinue ?s received and nil arrears paid in full; unless in tne discretion of the publisher a different c?urte should be deemed advisable.

Don't

Contents of Waste Basket Would Make Interesting

Reading. If poino day the newspaper man nrunildmü.t the content of hip

waste bniket there, would probably

growing out of gambling oper

ations atter all.

According to a recent inter

pretation of the school fund

mortgage loan law by Attorney

General James Bineham. the

country auditors of the state will

be compelled to collect all loans that have been running five years or more. This will be done in order to have the school fund

loans cleared of all discrepancies before the now Public Account

ing law goes into effect Jan. 1 ,

1910. in order that the auditors

will not be held to account' under

its provisions

Strange Find at Cuzo.

Jack McCune of Cuzco, whose

house and barn were burned some

days ago, swore out a search

warrant and he and his wife in

company with the constable of that township went to the house

of John Nicholson and in their

search there they found two featherbeds, seven quilts, five pillows, a clock a shotgun, all of which was their Dronertv they

claimed. A mill Pnftfln rr I

lilt! Ddlj VlbW DBdSUII.

FRIDAY. JTLY IUI 9 Public Well Analysis.

Dr. Salb has had the water from the Public School and the Court House wells analysied by the State Board of Health June o lono which shows as follows:-

School House well, depth 6 tVfit. Odor very slight, foul,

Turbidity slight, Sediment, slight earthly, Albumoid Ammonia .it '10, Clorine 1.2; Total Solids as. GO; Fixed Solids 33. Hardness is. .10. Iron .10 Remarks; This

is a c-ood water.

Court house well, depth 9

foot: Odor Slierht foul; Turbidity

Marked Sediment, slight white.

Prop Amonia .0070: Albumoid

mmonia .0020; Nitrates .0300

'!r " - 2 V- i 9SUoT. We are beginning to hear much 1 iWÄ about Bay iew. to Northern

the shore of Lake Micigan.

Thirty-three years ago the place

bo troubl in tuany homo, arresti

In somu directions, Bhot guntnn oth

ers, trouble all around. Hut the

patron never sues the waste basket, lie only clances at beautiful, print

ed pages and coin plains if one letter in fifty is -upside down, growls his diHanuointment if one name in Gve

J- L

hundreb has happened to go wronR,

kicks because his communication ,

sinned "Tax Payer" has been con-

oonsu into renpuauiuip rHjuau, frowns buacuse the editor didn't take

his ativico about publicly warning

hiB noighbor aauiHt throwing more

Htuff in tho alley, aiut is generally

disirruntlnd not bo much at what ho

result but what ho fails to find.

mark

This is a good water.

H. E. Barnard, Chief Chemist. S- according to the State Boanl Jasper has at least two irood v t.Us

A SUING PICTURE.

The following is a composite.

picture of a couple of the 'Burg's

Mors, "NSW them.

was wilderness; now it is tne

larcrest summer city in the West,

and one of the most beautiful

spots in all the world- Hundreds of cottages fill its pretty terraces, their owners from New

York to Seattle, cirawn by the

climate and advantages of that

pleasant place. Bay View corn-

when ever you say hines the seaside advantages of

COURT HOUSE" to Ocean Grove and the educational

I3D

Whether it-is Duf-Pic; or PicDuf; we have forgot, but we believe it-is Pic-Duf, a Pic seems to throw the harde n fit at the mention of the matte words.

It is curious how things de elop For several generatious the liquor intersts have run things with a high hand and busied themselves with politics and controled city government the prohibitionsts made what fight they could but they got nowhere in a party sense, but they kept calling attention to conditions, and finally the people became aroused and such a sweep of prohibition as they never even thought of has resultld. The "wet" and

"dry question is tne most discussed of any one on the

trains in the hotels and business

places. A very large part of the territory of the nation is now

dry and the rest will fllow.

The lipour interests have broght this on themselves because of

their high handed methods and refusal to obey the laws. Some think there will be a re-action but I am of the opinon that the nation will go dry bv act

of congress and that beers, wines

arid whiskeys will be neither

ir.anufactured or admitted to im poit As the dry territory in

creases there will be more and

more shipping from wet states

into dry territory, and that will

force the dry majorities to com

pel their congressional represen

tatives to make the nation dry on

tienalty of being retired to pn

ate life. When a majority of

dry districts and states arrive, they can and will control con

gressional action. It will be too

bad to deprive the millionaires of

their champagne won t it? A Kansas exchange names three classes that need religon; Tne man who lets his horse stand out in the cold all day without a

blanket; the man who walks the

street with his hands in his pockwhile his wife carries the baby; and the man who keeps a do,? and says he can't afford the home paper. - ,

opportunities of Chautauqua "arid has both in rich and varied ab

undance. It is the seat of an

Assembly and a Summer Uni

versity of a great reputation, and in the season is thronged with the most delightful people in the land. Bay View is throughly modern and makes much of recreations and is now building a ? 12,000 swimming pool and bowling alley. This year it adds two new departments to its already full list of summer meetings. One is a Summer School in Household Arts and Science,

conducted by six women of the

highest reputation. The other is

a Bible of Conference of all denominations, in which will parti

cipate conspicuous divines and eminent laymen, including such as governors Glenn of North Carolina and Buchtel, of Colorado and Judge Lindsey, of Denver. The varied summer announce

ments fill 4S beautifully illustrat

ed pages in the Bay View Magazine, copies of which can be had

for the asking, by addressing J. M. Hall. Boston Boulevard, De

troit, Mich. The summer meet

ings begin on July P-J and last

five weeks.

STRAIN TO GREAT.

Hnndreds of Jasper Readers Find

Daily Toil a Burden,

Thi' hustle ami worry of business men, J The hard work and "gtoppini: of work- i

men, The woumns'fl household cares, Are too great a strain on the kidneve. Uackiiche, headache, sidearhe, Kidney troubles, urinary troubleB follow. A Juspor citizen tells you how tc cure ttit'tn nil.

Kilwnr.r FiiTft. horse fhour. "West

Sixth St '.lustier Ind.. eavs: "My ex

perience with Doan's Kidney Pills was I most satisfactory. My occupation is extreme' .a hard on my back and I had several f evere attacks of lumbago. On these oci .usions I also suffered from dirr.y epells acid had a frequent desir to pass the kii'.ney eecretioua. After sinn many i vmedie. Doan's Kidney Pills were br 6nj;ht to my attention and they cave in a prompt relief. The lust attack I had -v rai about two months ago and I went to Flick & Pfau's drug store for a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. As before they quickly banished tho pain and lameness and I am glad lo ecdorso them

Fn.r Bült liv ml dealers. Pric f50 cents.

Fos'.er-Milburn Co., New :fork, sole ajrenlH lor the United 8tates. Remember the name Doan'n- -and take

otner.

Ölten The Kidneys Are Weakened by OYcr-Work. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure BlooJ.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys nie re-1 onsible for much sickness and suffei nitf, .

thcrciore, 11 trouble is permitted to continue, serious rctmlts ure xnoit likely to follow. Your other organs may need attention, but your kidneys most, because they do most and should have attention first. Therefore, when

your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your en-

tire boay is nuecicu uu o seems to fail to do its duty. If you arc sick or " feel badly " begin

taking tue grcai .iuuvV """V.J

Kilmer's wvamp-wwi. " i nr iu crrnt merit.

The muu nnu imwcuiuic w.... c.,.mn.ünnt thp treat kidney anu

bladder remedy, is soon realized, it stands the highest because its remarkable

, I.I. ..tnnnir timtierilCS U41C UV""

it, thousands Ol me mosiuisut

int' cases. If you need a medicine you

should have the best.

Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have n sample bottle by mail free, also a ni,nn1,1pt. tellillP VOU

. , . it Ii.ii V-i(?iv or

how to nnu oui ii j" - Madder trouble. Mention this paper

when writing to Dr. Kilmer Co., Binchamton, N. Y. Don't make any mis ii-.. hut remember the name, Swamp

lt n dealer sell VOU

omething in place oi owaiupi-

I m i -4

Horn. I tp-K.

you do you -will be disappointed.

Harbison Trustee's Notice Notice 'e hereby given that the undersigned Trustee of Harbison township, will attend to township basine.9 on each

Mnndnv of tho vear at my oltice, anu

persens having township business to

transni i aie requireii iu prescuL u mj mm

on Saturdays.

The township library will tm Kepi ai my home near Kellerville. Martin Tiiimuno, Trustee. Jan.'i. 1008.

Buoiio Towusliip Trustee' Notice. i'ue undersigned, Trustee of Booni tiwnphin. Dubois county, hereby givee

notice that he will attend to all busine

pertaining to the omce oi irusiee, at mi -PBiilenee. two m es West of For

t3rsville,on Saturdays of each week, anJ rioneeta all poreone having townshir

hnoinoBH tnnreeent it onSatuiday. Cltl

xens desiring bookB from the Townshp' Library, are notitied that tho Library ie

keot pt mv residence.

School books at Jamen Mnlkfy'f atl'ortersville. Thomas II. Isman. Trustee llooneTp. Jano 1909 lyr.

"Willie, you are Justroa bad as jo can be." "Hub! I guess youfdon't know bow bad I can be "

Ike llnd to tar IL.

HU Lata Call. Goraldine MuBt.vougo?

Gerald Yos. I make it a.pobrt fa a

never to bo late lor breaKia

New York Praa.

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

liAU Advertisers Are Treated

Alike.

The Courier has but one rate

to all advertisers and treats all

advertisers in the same manner

and smiarely. It lTequently

comes to us that we losii business because the other papers make concessions with respec rt to their

rates, we urge you i jot to De

misled "by newspapers which are

granting you conce ssion- in

that kind of a newspaper you i t

nevor Know wnen you nave

reached the bottom. You may

think you are favoret J, but your

neighbor is probabl' nearer tne

uuiiuiu uittiijfuuaie i j,,lrHiiii

Tfco. orUrovHc no- ril TOTTTTlOTlhnt Vyuniei L

any newspaper is on ry conducted

rightly when the rate is the same to everybody t nmder the same conditions. vVhen a news Daper offers you a cheap rate,

you can easily bank on i't that it

is a chean newsnauer at d is con

scious of its own weaki less and

nrohablv has a fAmaller circula

ticm than it is generally credited

with. . r.k.nia in effort Qtindsti Fp.h 21 the Fo

all tne aa-,-"1""""- . ; , n ... .

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HOME 'PHONE.

SOUTHERN RY.,

TIME TABLE

recommend Cluett V.

Shirts to our customers

because zve zvould rather have permanent customers than transients.

SHIRTS are good shirts they'll stand wear as well o Mchlno- nnd thev come in so many

do r uoumjj j good patterns that we are sure to please you. $1.50.

to be able

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JUST IN NEW LINE OF SUMMER NECKWEAR SEE THE PRETTY WASH STOCKS FOB SUMMER AND

THE NEW FOÜKCillAND WASHTIE THEPOLO BÄKS

WM J. KUEBLER.

West Side Clothier Harberdasher JASFiK

KATHOlM

DAILY

BANK STATEMENT.

John P. Salu, rivHii&nt i Joa. K. Fhikdman, Vice- Prwulent. Jacob Hi-kok, Jr., Cashier. (irsTAVK CtKAMKi.ii'ACHMit, Ais't. Casb.'r Report of the condition of the Fanip n fi Merchant's Hank, a State bank at Jasper, in the State of Indiana, at the cl ;80 of its bueinsss on June 23, 11KV ; Kksouhcks.

Loans and Discounte ?15j,0 35.8S Overdrafta r .M7.5 Other UondH and Securitirs 74,t7(J.8f , Banking House 4, 000.0 o Furniuire pud Fixtiues - 1 ,375 jo Due from Banke A Trust Co'h. 7ö,(325. 5 Cash on Hand 3U..ß33 a

Canh Items

Current Expenses 7,220.3(1 Taxes Paid 8.51.28

30SC33

1 8,077

$3-19,26

1,1

Total Keeuurt't'8 LiAiii!.iTiK8.

Capital Stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits Demand Deposits 108.730.W

Demand Certificate 1R3.318.W 294,0 lixdiange, Üiscountu, etc. 12,C Total Liabilities M4o

.1 T.l! 11 . - V

cimr ui iliumua, UOUniJ" Ol DtlbOlf I, Jacob Burger, Jr., Cashier t 1' armer and Merchants Bank ilo e ly swear that the above etatera true. Jacoi BtTRoxn, Jr., C hubsenbed and sworn to bofo this 2(!thday of June 1909. Jon E. McFali., NoIatj

81

.83 MM

8.85

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30.00

08.92 179.93

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ticmn

cnt is ashler.

re me, "Vublic. 16, 1910.

JeiTerson Tp. Trustee Not ice

Notice is hereby viven that I will at

tend to the dutiea f the Trustees oflict

on Saturday of each week at my office m Sfhnellville where those having bupines will nleaso call. Also will sell school

books. John Block, Trnetee. Mar. 12 1909 1 year.

FOlt SALE.

Storv-and-half seven room

house. Good lot. 50x100 fU al

ley in rear; graded street, .good pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No reasonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.

Invitation, AiniotuicMncnt Klo .V) In rfcrlpt, two nets of envelop. $2.50. lOOvUltltlK

I 3( A. M.

3 -JA V. V. r,M A. M.

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J. 1 j vuxiin wants an ou- . n . . , vertisvitg that its circulation de- owing is lur Information only ana is serves and expects to chi.rge a I Guaranteed.

fair pnee for the sarm J. At present the Courier know s that ithnsmuch the larinst circula

tion in Dubois County and linows

th at commensurate with that

ci rculation its, rate is- the lowest.

If you want the raost for your

money, advertisein theCouR ier.

FAltM FOR SALK.

Ono mi e east cfCelestme on

ihr Now Albauv road 81 acres,

4( acres bottcaafandr, good well,

cf.nl mine, bamv farm residence.

I broke up hsueekeeping and will

make my lime at vvasningion .7in(uire of Jhn C. Striegel, Ccl estine, Ind;

MHö; rJARUVKA bENG.

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G. P. Wagner

Jo. 12 n.Mia

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o. 4, " ' Xo.1t, " 11 ! A. M.

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'MA.S0TACTÜR2RS

CARRIAGES,

-Aa4 Dtiler :

101

mill

Agricultural Impltmtnti and Ftrtilixtr.

-0

cHnl lor BOc.Wrlto to-day

Ucn Kt' Doane v ta st. usspcr.lnd Sore Nipples and Quaoea Hanis

Arr quickly vurcit .by applying Ckambrrlatn'si balve. Try It; It Uauo.w. l'rkc actat. .

The Home Telephone Co.

tiic 4-Tip larcrest list oi

..w ö

-K.rrih ers and will

rive vou the best ser

Z3 vice You can talk to your friands, order your xherchandiae and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.'

DUBOIS CO. TELEPHONE CO

General Repairing & Horse Shoeing gg

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0 f! IP. Narth Mtii Street. 2 M Jasper, - - Ind.

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ORIES' BUSINESS COLLEGE

ihm $cML Write t VT ijtUtiMnU.

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