Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 July 1910 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER iy Bkn Ei Uoa.ni.

Good Showing Made By Farmers

And merchants Bank.

Gladstone' Handshnko. A berth fit napor Ulla a

JAM'HK, Udll.ll.H COUNTV, LVOM.V.V

ttltaM-l Mt I I'.Mto Udo tu or tr.t it. on tu round the uUul4 lutittcr

in uil ssvC

mi!. ii lien H 50 IVr Year.

Huenarvi is mailed

lubsorilxiu until a Jotlnite order to dip

ontitme g iceeivt! und all arrears? paid

nfull; unites in ttie discretion of the pablinhei iifferent courte should be

deemed advisable. . RI1)A. JULY 1, 1910.

An Aberdun napor Ulla a Giml

: siona tory of tht memorable Mid-

jotmaji tour Un one occanon Attention is called to the very titer wr a great hninMmkiiiff or-

exCllOUt'srJOLOir Which IS made rloal nt tho window nf thn nhl on.

by the Farmers and Merchants ftlcmim's railway enrrinuo, 'and ho

uanK or jasper, as disclosed Dy was rapidly getting the worst of it. their report to the Government A stnlwnrr vnn

ot June 11)10. which is nrinr.- niwm.rumi..,! Mr m. nmvnA

ed in this issue of The Courier, ontinl to tho occasion. Crouchin'

This showing, proves that the behind the urcat man and thrusting

manncrement of the hank is in b? hnmi und

good hands; 'and Jasper is to be verness cape, tho muscular "peeler" congratulated upon having a fi- gave each comet in turn n grip that

ri.til-irlv tn ilw P""1-'"' mauiuuuii uo. auttj uau no IBCK 01 COrUinillV.

,1.1, wwm t wiw iiimiikiiii iiiu umu mans uncommon assets and the personnel of its veegorous at Iiis rime o' life' ob-director.-, as is found in the Far- served one nnsuspecting Scot as he

BtroKeu ms lingers. "lie is that," concurred another of the policeman's victims, "but did ve notice his dirty nails?"

FREE

EX!

BITIO

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mors and Merchants Bank.

Commissioners Court.

Democratic Ticket.

The board of commissioners

mnf . it Kiiioiilii h tnil.l.. . ! I LJ . . . - -1 I I 11

iiiub in tuuuiui uiuMLiiiv ätrssiuii nuujonoio mm. -

Tuesday a'd Wednesday. The . Remove vaseline stains by waSquarterly report of the officers hi wann water and soap; rinn

o .. -it m.!. iif mni,i..m were tJAuiiuueu ana snon eu uie pp-y cnionnatca eoda to thM fSSÄI ol Slalb"u,s c- t,hnsham collection of the following stain. "

amounts To keep brass or conner brfMI

A .,,:... OOO OA nl l. nm nr f. J.: i 4 . "

uiwrenceuvig. i xiuunui ..oj v-.-urK rooi.o m euiuu umu nncr cieanmg' nur

Treasurer of State- Williair 11. Vollme Kecorder 5U0.70, Sheriff $39.00 11 over with beaten whifoof egg. of Vint-ennee. The following: allowances were To prevent cane or bamboo fi I . (in m ir Jl n ff -. V .

WALK

OVERS

MOVING PICTURES

fehowing tli(

es of making

the

Attorney Ueneral Thomas M. lionan. I made.

Clerk of t ie Supreme O urt-- J. Fred Auditor Sweenev

t ranee, ol iluntinL'ton, Clerk Hiithor

Superin ondiot of Pui-. c Instruction I Treasurer Gerber

RobeitJ. Met of Hlootuincton. ShpritT Vnllmor

l - a. wftwft

tivloc'st- EttA-ard Usrrett. o'lRpr-nrrlor .Ttulv

Plain Sel l.

Staifc Hat.j'tiiaii- Tocma? Brollcvl t ...i

v 1 I I

t.,.i. i?.,., i n: oummissioner aues

Third Distn.t Cl as F. Ccx. of Indian-ICo Supt. Melchoir

apolit!.

Judge of Apjw.iate Coutt urthern District. Jiv-fiih fbaph. of Hnmtunml

M. S. Lairy of Logansjwrt, and Andrew A Jnmi nf (.Alntuhna C.tv S!i-tiiliurn .tic.

different nrop.p

i

as carried on

Walk Over Factories.

to

$575 $525.

$500,

$475. $325

f5G.25

use u tnü

ait water: rub with toft clothsia H dry. ; Notorious Jim litten.

Adams of L'olnmbiia Citv : Southern die

trict if. B.Hottle of Sslem, and Edward

W.ralt ol Upeenlield. For Congress William E. Cox. For Proseratinp Attorney 67th .Indicia .District Harry W. Carpenter. For Joint Penatcr for Crawford, Dubois and Perry Counties. Be mar Tray-lor.

For Joint Representative lor Duoois

and Pike Counties. Peter L. Coble. For Clerk Circuit Court. William M Bokeiman. For Auditor Jacob H. Seng. For Treasarer. William Rauscher. I;or Sheria. Jacob II. Schwenk. For Coroner. John F. Me'nker. For Surveyor. Emil Berger. For Commissiner,3d District. Henry Landgrebe.

What Democracy Offers, Here is the platform the average Democratic candidate for Congress will present to the people: Lower duties on Hip neeecsniie

ot life-

An income tax that a large

part or tne Durden of the cost of government may fall upon those

Dcsc aoie to Dear it.

Reciprocity with Canada and

our best customersRepeal of Section 2 oftheAl

drich act that forces tariff wars

and retaliation.

Election of senators by direct

vote.

uid-nme democratic economy

in puDiic expenditures. Restoration of popular govern mentin House of Representatives

The Republican Platforn

Th eve of the Congressional campaigns is at hand. It looks as if the Republican party proper will will boldy attempt to bluff the American people on these propositions: That Aldrichism is a good thing for the country.

'Ehat "Uncle Joe" belongs to

tne ADranam Lincoln type of statesmen That the Payne-Aldrich tariff

bill was the "best tariff bill ever

passed" and is a God send to the

consumers.

That the expenditure of more

tnan double the sum used by

Cleveland to run the government

is really necessary for "party

solidarity." It is not infrenuent that news

papers find themselves unappre

ciated oy tne men whom they have favored bv their suonort.

column after column being pub

lished in their tavor, and yet

such favors, when the test comes

are unappreciated. When you

und your home paper taking no interest in you or your success, when you find it keeping aggravatingly silent when you think the editor should be tearing his linen in your behalf, do not work yourself into a fever af anxiety as to the cause; just ask yourself wherein have you placed the paper and its editor under nhlio-n.

tions to use space and energy for

you. uaitic (V.) American.

f!elphr.lf-pfl fVlO lfb (rofMnrr

l9S? into a Couple of Scraps one with

fay in vnrmrA f

-ii-yy rent, cost Neuschafer S8.S0 for

T t-iu r i IÖ7 a,,u la ÖUIU II1UL airs. Lawyers Milburn & Betz, 24. Neuschafer used an old shoe on

irmt: iu. wiiji-ns iiomn -thi n i r;m. :.u j: t. -n?.i.

?cABoard of Health Dr-GuKsell Jim also got into a row with a TMn 1 1 I r Tt.ii. ...... .

cm X t vi tji . Mr- viDDie ot Louisville Sunday Electric Light Plant, $64-65 and will have his trial for A. and For Township Poor. S177.3o. n tv.-fv, ;f. kä. t..4..

ri i mu -i xt Vi i tt "i iiiiciii, uciuio uuautc Carl Theile New Court House nfti,-,, v,,.; ivu:h

507 uuhuuoji T IllttSIl WHO

M. Hochcresane. $7o fQ,., ,noi .i, t, i

. r. tillwell New Court House Ur, n;nA i . c;.:i 1j

rnoa (A ttllu v.i iju iu ftccj; uui ui jail, aim

pi XT I ITT ITT-l. U u 111 UVUUIU UC111J.

WEDNESDAY NICHI JULY

3

WM

. J. KUEB

J

West Side Public squaie.

Clothier & Haberdasher,

JASPE

M. A- Sweenev and Jos. Gerber.

each drew $90.00 for services on

board of review. A fake.

Traylor and Kremnrj. were also

awarded the Harbison Tp rock

contract as follows.

Road No. 1.

Road No. 2. '

Road No. 4.

Total,

Road No. 1 and

2,

The Proper Course.

Information ot Priceless Value to Every Jasper Citizen.

How to act in an emergency isJ

16 S90. Knowledge ot inestimable worth,

3 4nfi a"d this is particularly true of

S15 160 the diseases and ills of the human

$25,506. body. If you, suffer with backare to be ache, urinary disorders, or any

made from sand stone found on torm of kidney trouble, the ad-

the John L. Bauer farm in Har- Vlce contained in the following bison tp. and Road No. 4, of riv- statement will add a valuable er gravel and" sand stone from asset to vo'lr store of knowledge

UliC IllllkC IIVCI UlUllä. lim ...WAV. y-viiiiiivilli: Traylor and Krempp bid was the Prr.oof of the effiency of Doan's only one filed and it reaches the Kidney Pills than the statement limit, while by a hocopus the cit- of Jasper citizens who have been izens of Harbison to.vnship are to permanently cured ? be given a few miles of verv bum L Betz, Main Street, Jas-i

sandstone road which will post per, Ind., says: "A member of!

them about $10.000 a mile under my family to k Doan's Kidney

the freak specifications of Berger p,lls- procured from Fu'ck and und Pickhardt. Pfau 's Drug Store and was re-

The following bids for tho i'v.c?. of distressing symptoms

Duilding ot a new bridge in Pat

oKa tp. were presented.

Jf irorson Tp. Trustee Notice

Xotice is herebv civen tbnt I will nt.

tend to the duties cf the Trustees oflire

on Saturday of each week at my olllue in Schnellville where those havinp btiHines' will pleasu call. Also will sell school books. J iin Ulock, Trustee. Mar. 12 1909 1 year.

Confirmed Proof.

March 23, 1910, Mr. Betz

I wMintrlv confirm mv

Doan's

or Kiuney trouble. This person

has since enjoyed much better

John Herr Sr. S332.25 Vinnen- aealth .a.nd is very grateful to

nes Bridce Co. 1420 Travlor and Uoan.s Sidney Pills for the ben-

Krempp, 4"5. A. E- and W. Con- et!t th.ev .Dro.ußlt- . statement

struction Co. 1600. The bid of Fven "? Apnl JOt'l

1 ray lor and Krempp was accept- n ed, John Herr Sr. although hv- Mn

inc the lowest bid. failed to file said: I wi'lingly coij

u hnnri xtrifri bij ka OD -rt:,i j tormer endorsement of

bv law Kidney Pills. The relief they

' ' ! i lÄ J I

The ShoaU and Dubois Tele- avu naa u"en Permanent

phone Co. and the umberlaind For sale by all dealers. Price

Telephone Co. were allowed top0 wnts. Fosler-Milburri Co., Buf-

repair the poles along the public fa'. ew lork, sole agents for the high ways in Dubois county. L'nitcd .States. Andrew Eckert was granted Remember the name Doan's the privilage of building a bridge and take no other. across Patoka river near Eg'off's License Notice mill south of Jasner. said hrido-p -r,vn,-

iu üBwieet long anu iz it, wiae "7'

lliiilrttnelniiblp, DiiMi countv, iiM

l. r U .t finnn i. mnn r""1"1""""11"1"' a mule rUnra of Hie Utillinl at a COSt Of abOUt S1200 tO 11300 -State. Illaimlr to the County CuMmiMlotitrL !

he asked consent to erect said ,,'::',C",,!1,J,7 ..rV..:."'"

r - . ....... . iin mir. lff r am! In, aii.l permit tbe mihi i t.r ilrntik intli rrtin, amlrr tbf pro iium f tlir

bridire at his own cost

I .ItlfAtiV Uli lila t .rattli lavMai luvt tt.u I .

Liquor lice se granted to John U of Iriilmlin t..vrilill5 llc ll llil.ri. Cukenbenrer. Josenh H. Dick . L. ' 'M' 1 !",.t..T::t,!i.fii-l

.jmu. m. owmtinammer. rienrv

Keller, Henry Hettich and J J

Heitz

The usual allowances were

made.

Battleships are Expensive.

Concress has nuthnrWnA funi

more battleshins It is ostininr icnilTUCTDM r-,

ed each will cost S12. M o Änn M,unn n 1

fi'it Ion ir

iMIlUllltX.hlxU (!. itllHt-ll (III lot ttnti tUv

lovvii oiJuxpcr. at tlir corner tit Tliirtl u.4 .Mill .tn-ot!, in iiiil county, uii uloim to Im-Hii:it-.l in the trout purl nf -.mil tntlttlliit:

un. i ii tin .tun in-.-t in (in.! town iimi

coiiiiij. uiii iiiiiiiii-iint ut tli-i-iiiii" tlm.

nun piiic.-iipiiy Kir li:.i to i-oli.lucl In tlif

ameri)niii in couni- ti-u with aiil ha onn ii luiii i(...uiittir1conhitlii,,f urt icli,s(,f food

. . u oSu, i nil-KI'IH, IMIIIII ll (H).w ,,

..I... .um!., nwuii nn a Imming niimi

Low Hound Trip Homeseekers Eates Southern Railway

To Points In Ten nesee.

North Carolina, South

f i; tt j

arcana, viremi. jrore.

cia acd Northern Florida

Un öale 1st and 3d Tues

days of each month.

Limit 25 days from date

ot sale. For Rates, Routes, Train, Ser

vice and other Information call on any agent of the Southern Ry Or write J. C.Bea.m Ir-, A. P.G. A , St. Louis, Mo.

FOR SAIjE Story-and-hnlf seven room house. Good lot, 50x100 ft.,, aley in rear; graded street, good pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No reasonable offer refused Apply Courier office.

Special Combination Offer.

INDIANAPOLIS STAR and INDIANA FARMER T 1 T l mt . .

neguuir ivaces; nie ötar, six months $'-,() Indiana Farmer, six months .35

local value -y

Send $1.65 to the Indianapolis Star

Offer For Rural Residents Only. This offer will be withdrawn spin, therefore enter subscription before it is too late. The Star is the only morning newspaper nublishnd nt Tnrlinno

polis, therefore is the only metropolitan newspaper that can reach the rural residents on same day it is printed. For E ection News, as well as news of your county, your state and the entire world, read. THE IiraiAltfaPOLIS STAR

Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm

Loans at 5 per cent.

Jasper,

Ind.

A. F. Guauj,

Corner 7tli & Jnckson St.s.

Pail-road Excursions Variable Tours to New York and Boston via Southern Railway, The Ideal Trip Go one way Return Another Ocean trip between; Norf ok, Va. New York and Boston boat trip between Washington and Norfolk. Stopovers at all points to New York $36.30 to Boston $41.20 Final Limit: Sixty days from date of issue. For complete information regarding these tours, call on Mr. V. E. Claycomb, Agent, Southern Railway, Jasper Ind. or write Mr. J. C. Beam, Jr., Assistant General Passenger Agent, St. Louis. Mo.

how tiiiir il.-v

July I, ltllo-3 wkw.

build, and S1.000.000 a vnnr dur

ing its 20 year life time to main

tain lhe acrirreirato ultimnfn

cost of each ship, as a matter of fact, is, therefore 32,000.000! The cost of each hi

buy 8,000 farms at $4,000 each:

it would construct 1,60 churches throughout tho ennnrrv nt son

000 each; it would furnish means!'50' US"M,AV ONIv of education tr-rmo-k n 4,,.,, wksti

W.WV,1I lUUIJWI'

course 10 io.uu men or worn on nr

$500 per annum: it would hnild

TIME TABLE

Schedüio in Effect Sunday Feb. 21 the Fo

f crowing Is fo Inion Only and Is nor Guaranteed.

So. 3 N 1;

No. II

During the storm Sunday, lightening struck eeverai places near here burning up a barn between here and Huntingburg, and doing a slight damage to the Jasper College and to watAltmever's resinnri nlcn L-;n;n

norae and & mule for Fred Hemer. 000 people.'

KA.srnorsn I A 1 1. V A.

S:10 1. M OjTiO A. If

T1IOUNI).

j 7:i7A. ,

1 . ' - ..V. Muim I i III, - . UO

u"u yviu,v OKJ unuai training Schools With necossarv tnnlo nnrl Trmuoltown nt irinittni.imr..

appliances, cn'vintr a tmdn fr 7K i bastiiou.no.

000 vountr nennlö nnnh 'tl .Jfr

wouiu uuiia a mecadam ronrl hp.

tween Chicago nnrl Mnw Vr.rU

'or build and equip 40 Y. M. C. A.

uuuuuiKo ui iiiugnuicenc proportions, each buildintrnffomminf;iirT

nfe youn,ff men in a c,,ty of $200,

No. K

i No. n,

8:2I'. M.

3:42 I

U'KSTIIUU.VU No. J, DAll.V.UrfO A..M.

HOME 'PHONE.

LiceiiMit NoHco. V llHlnlirlilif.. T. . I, s ,., , ( of tii.. r.,i ,m mm, , .it n,y , ,,. ,n t ( OlllllllMMllllKTrf l.t lllllMN -.ilt t Iii-ir n-.t n-xttliir mslon ,n . 10. for a IU'i-hhi- to r.-t.ill ,, is . t J M-ljiorM. I....T an. win.., ami pi-ront 1 1.. -ai. ti In- ilrinil: nn (In. .r.....i... ....... '.i

lllH liri-flmi Innilliin ut....

ar.; to l. I stor ,;,,, 'Buor M fo.-t miliare, Hituat.-! on -In- north wit conier of tin- tiorthi.il. :

uHntfiiiiirter of mptlon 2i;, town i Houth.

I I I . . . . .111 'III ( IJIKO mi, '".''''y) I? 'nlK known m tlx. .Hliion tiiillilfnir nf tlm rn iinint i .i...

Halnl.rldiffTn., Duliols county. Iiiilliiim' n ami... lt..n ..III ...... .... ..

I. .. '" .....n " HI 1I1I1KU IIIIII ca tlOtl for llni.tlu tn o, I. .....I i. ..."

toljaeco U" f",,ü ' Urra tintl

J.I,Ml.lw. ""'KX'IATTKll.

THE MARLIN RIFLE. MnrlM t, -i...- t-

the oest rifle made for the farmer, combining the good points of the old muzzle-loading squirrol rifle with the convenience and rapid fire of the most improved repeater. It is so constructed that the same rifls uses the following cartridges : .32 short and long rim fire, .31 short and long center tire, and is the only repeater made using rim fire cartridges larger than the .22 calibre. The short cartridges are just the thing for small game while the long ones kill hogs and beef handily. On the first aooo cartridges used you have saved the cost of a Marlin. The Marlin Hand Book for shooters explains why this is so and tells how to care for, and how to use, fire arms. This valuable book free if you will send stamps for postage to

int M An LIN FIREARMS CO.. NEW HAVEN. CT.

No. 4.

No. 21, No. 10.

11 I'M

11:80 A. M, 7:fiO I'. 31. V. K. Claycomb, Ant

. 1

A Real Estate and Business

Bargain. I have for Salf n o-nnrl hnfol

nnrl cnUnn T en ööo 7 l J .Monday of tho year nt my. otlicu, and and saloon Lpt 50 X 208 feet good peraona having township business to

" v iiuuuia iuu J-IIIII1)4- HrtimiH ivijuiiuu jnueuub Ik iu uiiu room and kitchnn ronmc vunll on Snturdoys.

furnished and fine Bar fixtures. . .J'townfihip library will bo kept at

Harbison Trustee's Notice. Notlco 1h hereby i?'ve: hat tho nndernii'tind Triint of llnrhinnii frm-ncliin.

will attend lo township tuftinuna on each

Offered at a bargain for immed

iate bale. Apply to Traylor Real Estate Agent

Martin Thimli.vo. TrtiBleo.

Jan. A, 1008. Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands Are quickly ctirnl by npnlyine Chamberlain' fcalvc. Try it; It U n ftueco, l'rk s cxnU.

Boone Township Trustee

Notice. ... . . t Tl rr

im Ii Ii 1 1 H m I ir Ii ..I I . niHLt'ii v. "-

. . . ' rrt

iownsiup, iJUDOiH county, iiertju

nntir that lu vc-tll nünml to fill Dust'

nimainintr 10 e omce 01 iniBu-r,

reei'ience, two m es ncai tnnivillo. on Haturdavsof each week,

r vini.ala n 1 . mirannn Inrinc tOWIlf-1

basincra to nreeent it onSaturdar. i"

.1 r : l ... ii, Tnrci3

bUiiQ ii l ii 1 1 iia: 1 1 j j rv li w

Library, are noiitlod that the Library i i i ...

sopr pi my rcaiuuncu. School lM)okfl at Jamea SNW

tr TvtfiJ

Tniiteo Jioone

JanvC 1Ü09 jr.l