Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 December 1910 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER The town board meets in regular session next Monday nightThe county commissioners held their regular monthly session N nnday ti Heating Stoves at a reduced Pceat lohn Lorey's New Store on the Public Square i. itv.ilitir proieit.Bi of Chamter- .. fc'u KVtnedy hv bunn tiorol" , ,. f. . dimua iiiuu of influ . in t (.11 It was ui-eii iu tituu we 'r i ! ln.ini f a -ingle cae of pneua v. 1 1 ly All btulerd.
made
iSchnarr maue a
to lioonville Mon.
Tnomi-i .1. Wness tup
day . .. Mr and Mrs. Rhodes, of OL w? visited their dauffhter iMrs. 4 V Schwenk in Jasper Sunday, I at Oassidy and family moved fr n near ßoonville Saturday bars to Jasper into the Sam Melchoir property on North Mill St 11.. e zfiua. itcb.or ealt rheum acte
Tri rax l au i oni iiicioucii ui ;ur , 1f" IüPn's Ointment enrea the üt nto raseu. . hy tuffer. All JrCft.sU gell it. A boy was born to Noah Osborn and wife last Thursday R.ht My. '..11 was burned terribly about the!, r eck and ehe? t, I applied Dr. lb tr.ai FlectricOil. The pain ceased tl e t t,.l J pank into reatml sleep," y., Sancv M. lla.nson, Harauurg, U Tie new court house is now heated with steam heat and those engaged in doing the finishing bare a warm place to work. Tnre is yet a few weeks wor to beujnt on the interior. Eczema U rt p'e-i hud t- cure. Try Or 1 f t .rptie alve and you will set xt mind. You will se an im.e n; fri-m the fust appliuMti'n.
Mrs. Edward Schu'er and child
of Louisville, are visiting Mrs Schulers parents Mr. and Mrs
Jos. 'Klein.
Mr and Mrs. Thos. E. Bertrand and children of Hunting-
uiirg vijiteu relatives in JasDer
bun day.
The gr nteet danger from influenza is
01 ita rcmitmg in pnouinonia. This can bo obviated by lining Uhamberlnin'n Cough Uenift ly. as it ir-w only curea influenza, b t cjunteiacts any tendency of lUf d' Heave t A-ards pneunnnia. Sold by All Dealers "tf'Go to John Lorev's for al Kind of Pumps, Se-er Pipes and Rubber Roofing a Special low Price on the above articles Woree than an alarm of fire a night i tho metalic euiwh of erenp bringing ilrrad to the hoiiMliold. Careful motherkeep Foley's Honoy and Tar in the house and give it at the first sigh of danger. It contains no opia.es. Sold b. J01. A. Mehringer.
Ol
da.
boy arrived at the home
r. and Mrs villi bcnuDle on 1 JacKSon St , hst Wednes-
Get the Genuine Always A substitute is a dnngoru mnkertiift peciallv 111 iiiKlifiiif. ftj genuine Foloy'a Honer hiid Tur cures cough an J colds quickly and iaiu a yellow package. Accept no hubtt.tutes. Sold by Jos. A. Metmnger.
Shoe Shop I have opened up my shoe shop on Main Street and am prepared to do all kind of repair work promptly and give first class Give me a call. Ch. Bueciilein. Try It, Try It" Trv Dr. Bell's Antieej tic - alve for all skin troubles. It is as pleasant as sweet ceam rdJ guaranteed to give satiafacion in worst cJeea. 23. a box.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Robt-
Bohnert, a boy last Thursday.
Mrs. John Hatter was called
to Ferdinand Tuesday to attend
the funeral of a niece.
Something Just as Good
Can only hn the case Alien it ie another
bottle of l)r Hell's Pine-far-Honoy
every fyitile the panic. Iook fir the
bell on the bo tie.
At the L. M. Sturm Hd'.v. Co. Oak Stoves $7 To 117. Hot Blast $9.5 To $14.00 Wood Air Tight $2 75 to SG.50.
John Frank of Boone Tn. had
the misfortune th lose hi. arm in
a corn shredder last Tuesday.
Miss Emma Josenh went to
Louisville Wednesday to spend a few days.
Preparations are being made
to drill for 01 on the tarm of
Fred Backleman about four miles
from Jasi er.
The Misses Edith Kaeirin and
Edith Sternberg of Huntingburg visited Miss Emma Betz on North
Main Street a few days thi i week.
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
For Coughs and Coius. At the L H. Sturm Hdw. Co.
S-eds, Wagons, Carts, Wheel
Barrow, Razors Shears, Carvers.
and Pocket Cuttlery, Percolators, Roasters, Silver, Nickel War. Ä tool Chests, and many other ustfull pieces, suitable for Gifts. Granulated Eye Ldds are easily ca-ed Caustic is not necessary. Sutherland's Eagle Eye calve is Pnnzsi and harmless and guaranteed to cure, lias never failed on a case, lojts 25c. The town is now without a street commissioner, Vic Cassidy having resigned last week to accept a position as a deputy game warden;the town board will most likely appoint some one to fill the vacancy ac their next meeting. There are seyeral applicants for the place, two will not get a vote. We are told that each trustee has a candidate of his
own. Antiseptic Remedies
de troy dese.vo germs, Dr Bell's Anti Pam ii an antiseptic lemedy for external and internal pain, reüei is almost ipfctanteuous. boi 1 bv all de?lers. Workmen are putting on the
fini 'hing touches to the re-mod-
ling of county clerk elett Wm
BOSTON STORE EvannviUes Favorite Trading Center BOSTON STORE fares refunded according to the Retail Merchants Association Plan. Getting Ready For Santa Claus New Garments at Room Making Prices.
Suits, Dresses, Goats and Skirts Greatly Eeduced.
Every section of the store is packed from the floor to ths ceiline: with the incom
ing Christmas Goods and there are more cominer every day. To nronerlv disnlav them
WE MUST HAVE MORE ROOM. To accomplish this we have cut the prices on New Suits, Dresses, Coats and Skirts, and for the next two weeks the 'savings will be the greatest ever known. We cannotgive individual descriptions; we can only tell you the prices; the garments themselves will make an irresistible argument when you see them. These are the reductions:
Fine Tailored Suits $12 50 and $15.00 Suits for $7.50
20 0Jand 22.00 Suits for 12.75
25 00 and 27.50 Suits for 12.93 29.00 and 32.00 Suits for 15 00 30.00 and 82 50 Suits for 18.00
Tailored Dress Skirts $5.00 Skirts Reduced to $3.98 7.50 Skirts Reduced to 5 50 10.00 Skirts Reduced to 8 98 15.00 Skirts Reduced to 10.98
Practical and Stylish Dresses $10 J0 Dresses Reduced to $7 00
12.00 Dresses Reduced to 15 00 Dresses Reduced to 16.50 Dresses Reduced to 19.00 Dresses Reduced to
6,98 8 98 10 98 15 00
Fine Tailored Coats
$8.00 Fancy Coats Reduced to U 50 9.00 Fancy Coats Reduced to 5.98 12.50 Fancy Coats Reduced to 7.50 15.00 Fancy Coats Reduced to 10.93 FOWLER, DICK & WALKER, S vansville, Indiana .
1 r ttr-. n t'r d tti'iii'olY affecttiH h 1 i'f. 1 Mit climb aft?rnn t-
Ii . r .era At; this co1 can !' f . t firv.1 ly he me of Chamber ugh HeL.edr. it shcnlil not br !
a wei ran an nnni 11 necomet t'C me. Soil bv All Dealers.
Felix Kaller and bride return ed last week from their wedding trip to Chicago, to spend a short
time before leaving for Louisville L
where they will make their home. I Bockleman's residence on Sixth
re modeling
Make Up Your Own Mind Wlieu In the neel of a conh me-licine. Ifyoubiy Dr. IlrllV Pine-I'ai Honjy w Krnuitp ox iret t - e be-t.
M
s Myrt'e Whitten of Hunt-
I rs -rg. who had Been visiting rf'üt vks in Jasper returned hu: Sunday.
' by '. '.if Souti eilanil't Eajc! vc -3 ? cl for iiuth rtf but 1ip f r , yu uie it and are noi patiafied e k and voiii -2fc. Ynu 1 1
Ibe
Tje'day n'ghtwasBellschnick!er tlht and iva-i nhcprirorl lirA
www. . V w& w 33 oa by many boys and some ps who masked and visited nun;, jit for the fun of it.
Tba reacto throaic
T' 1 1 ;w i.trsh phjiiei. t ü wtikfa fbi bot lg. i3,i,
o'pr,on .e! D-ua'i RejnUts. iyj fra(. ,.aiIri torotjt itowach.
The children and grind-chil-an of Andrew Eckert gathered
11 .a nouse iaturday to celebrate his h-'tn birthday and a pleasant aay.was spent.
CASTOR I A Tor Infant and Children.
fill Kind You Have Always Bought
St. The
another story and
handsome porch.
includes
large an 1
Yon Can Ahvayrf Get
The bihtoimh medicine if you ak for Ur. Bella Pine-Tar-Honey and look for
ibe bei. on t ie oottlo. Guaranteed t give a m-laftun S il 1 ever wh. re. Loo McGormick Suicides. Lon .VcCormick a former weiknown merchant of Otwell, committed suicide by shooting, t
Twentieth Century Club VnJuAl
11ICL. 1 V 1 1 "13- J. AJ. UlCU ' ' -
Bears tho Hinatore of
The
" "'CIA TCU-, 1 i i:..,i U.,4-
nesdav evening for the last meet- 'year aKu it
ing until after the holidays when jensauonai merciiu c-lCcx
they will meet with Mrs Jos. ulCil"
Sturm on .Tan. 4. Mrs. Fdixl If you are suDerinij from liilliousnesfi
Schneider will entertain With a constipation, indigestion, chronic ;liad
social during the holidays.
Take Care!
ache, invest one cent in a postal card, send to Chaniberlair. Medicine Co , Dea lloine, Iowa, with your name and addreaH nlainly on the bck, ami they will
the kiduays are afljcted, life n!forwa,d Voi a free sample cf Chamberw a . t I 1 . füll. - . . a 1
r, Keau wnai roiey luumiy 11111.1,.3 Stjmach and Liver Tablet,.
When
im dunce
bavttdone forjour neighbor. v m. t.ioy An Dealers. Greenr, ivORaniriort. Ind., Bays; "My -
thirteen year oiu uaugnier was irouuicu HTnrn un;B ..... PVP Ajtwr with a bad case otweak Sidneys. She SUTHERLAMD I EAfiLE EYE ZHil
Come to Evansville to Do Your Xmas Shopping
The Evansville Retail Merchants Rebate Association
pay your fare both wayi if you buy from
which moludea the leading merchants in every line of business w them according to the plan of their Association. n
Ask for a Rebate Book and Particulars
irom ino mil mainui I therein. If you live I refunc'si. If yeur p
from the first member ef the association from whom you make a purchase. Have all vour nuretmuM tnr.ri
ithln a redius of 40 miles and buy $25.00 worth or more, you net your round trio fare
urohase is less than $25, you aet a refund of two miles for each dollar nurrh.rl
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d neand Iron Beds New Styles ?nJerST Prceat John Lo.ey's on the Pubiic Square.
A j ran A amie will ueually diiab.e Ski "n K son for tb,eo or f0"r treahLi V !u' to ck of proper
' "if acuta mv- h uff.nni
v8 Ti.Il linirvMnt nr n9
had no control over their action which
was verY annoying 9 ven as weaicnirg
and h9r condition oecame serious. 1 eta'ted siriag her Foley KHnv Pills and thev irave relief at once and I con'd
see they were rapidly strengthening the.rpjg jg a question that in some weakeaed orgune. In the course ofn'. . unino. UpH tnrlnv nnrl
few wieks ska was entirely over tine ' "-"o I c uu Ü troabl a.d has not been bothered eince will be considered next babbath hut ! as we.i ami itnnz as the avrrace mornino- at Trinity church.
child, I can recoiuinead Foley ' Kidney However you may regard this,
rillsaaoeirgapioiiiFua utiircLuro.u , H he tr ad tn see
Jien-iM"' ,-- " ... ivou. and v? know you will en
Good for Nothing but the Eyes
"Can Christianity satisfy the
needs of the world today?"
in' e
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almoit remarkable prepara- : old by All Dealers.
f-n ha? beenailmosta coal vSrin a,8pe,rfor tnePat lwo SjVPPle clamoring for coal SS,? lupp,y the demand a' d , ..c,J'd be made: it vnuM
J "Mac -al yard would be a 1 8 proportion for somebody
ewaroof Ointments for Catarrh that Contain
Aiicrcury. '1' 'rr . 1 .
r' mi 1 ; dpstroy ihhsoiue - ' rM,,,,,rU,r Grange the U. ' . -nirnnp it tbrotßh
3"v, ... " ,u" ariiciewtnouiu
yn on p ef nptiong t Mi Mcianu. um hw I
n. f w ertes
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bold by Jos. A
'r, .1. 1 iooi.,1 joy the singing. Bring a friend. Dr. Bell s Antiseptic Salve J 3
all such trouble.
riuger.
Good for all Skin Diseases. Now Coal Trices Owinp: to additional expense in mining and delivering coal I am compelled to make the following prices on coal delivered in Jasper, on and after Dec 5, 1910, Mina run 8c per bushel Screened coal 10c Michael .1. Scheurich 3w Home Phone. Can't look well et t or s eep well with impuro blood fee lirg your bo y Keep the blood puro with JJurdork li) tod Bitters. Eat pimply, take exercise, kjep chan and you will have lorg life.
You Must Koud This if you Want tho Benefit. J. W. Greener, Greenwood, La., uf feted with a severe ca?e of lumbago. "Th paina were 10 intense I was forced to hvpodermia inj ctionn for rolief. These" attacka etart wti a pain In the email of my back which irrudunlly become fairly naralyzii g. My uttention was attracted to Folea'a Kd-oy Romedv and I am glad to say aftoi using
thin wonderful medine I am no longer
balliTcd in a- v way by my old enemy lumbago;." olllbJJoH. A. Mehrnger.
For Sale. On account of bad health I offer for sa:e my undivided half
Redeeming Time. Dean Swift, when ho claimed the degree of A. B., wa3 bo deficient as to obtain it only by "special favor," a term ufed to denote lack of marit. Of tliti disgrace he was bo ashamed that ho resolvc'd to study eight hours a day, and he continued this industry for seven vcars. with what improvement is Bumcientlj known. This part of his history deserves to be remsmbored. It may, says a commentec, afford useful admonition to young men who, hating lost one part of life in idleness and pleasure, are tempted to throw away the remainder of it.
SUBSCRPTONS FOR ALL MEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES Received at the Courier Office ' 0
ny Periodical Published in Any Conutry !Or Anv Lanuae.l
into
Pure, Milk. "ITnve.vou thrown the cow
the antwptic tftnk?" 'Tea." 'Have you washed the can with carbolic acid solution?" "I have." "ITave you plunged into the germ destroying bath yourself?" "Certainly!" "All right. Go ahead, now, anu tako the cow into the airtight glass cage, but keep on the lookout that no stray baeteria get into the milk.'' Bohemian.
She Stumped Gladstone. The story is told that at Ha war den onH morning little Dorothy Drew refused to get up. Wlicu all other means had failed to coax her out of boil Mr. Gladstone was called.
"Why won t you get up, my
! ion fold to the (rood
II... i -: "- irom lann
' , , " in, üian. factored b. ir.i. . ( . Toledo. O.. con-
n i . Ur-T taken mturuallv
1 u,. .' "'."'"he b!od and u- ' .ilU ."""jstciii. In tinrinjt
it ... , 7 J "S-fc l" oT .1 .,.keE ."ernally and 1 ' -.CMno by F.J.ChVnnev ' Ii i. ',l,,,iV, re. sold b
Florida, Cub? and West, em Noith Carolinr Aro NVnr hv nnd comfortablv
i & I v f ,
rnaoriprl when vou consider that) child?" he asked.
.1 TT Cl.i . . . ....
interest in tne uniceu ötatPä tne Southern Kail way operateaj "Why, grandfather, didn t you Hotel, Saloon, Stab, etc at a ' daily through sleeping cars from' tell me to do what the Bible says?" 11 1 l..A ... ..1, , . . ..
very reasonaoio price, appiy üaisville to ivnoxvine, Asnovrie, asked uorothy.
Philip Kress, Jasper, Ind ichattanooira. Atlanti, Macon and
I
III ,lut l.i.l .
uiil, fills forcomtipa
R bet i
""tLl-ö ANTI-PAIN w ln,mal and Externe! Pair.
A Simple Safeguard for 31 o th er Mrs. Ü. Gilkurson, 32U Ingl s Avo. Yoimgatowu, Ohio gained wisdom by fxperience. "Hv little girl had x aeve o cold and touched u:inot continuou l . My sister rtfco.nni1- dfd Foley's Monj and Tar. The first d. tt I gave her ro-
lit-vcil the inflammation in her throat .mil tftes using only one bottle her throat uud luugs wen entir'y free fr mi intlarnmntion. Sincu then I aiwava kee ft bottle of Foley's Honey nud Tar in Ihe house. Accept no ?u etiteto. Sol I by Jhs A. Melinngor.
"Yes, certainly."
"Well, it disapprove! of early rising; says it's a waste of time." Mr. Gladstone knew his Bible better than most men, but he was not
Jflp.ksonville
Tourist tickets and Homeseekers tickets are now on sale by all Ao-ents of the Southern Railway.
Call on any Agent for rates i equal to Dorothy. For once in his
anu Otner iuiuiinui.'uii, ui mut me ne was nunpiuseu.
for copy ot winter nomes in the South," "Land of the Sky booklet and "Florida Leaflet', to J. a Ileum. Jr.. A G. P. A.
Sore Nipples and Chapped Hamb .ire qulcWy, cured 1y "PPWkabwUlirt Sa ve Tri- It; It Is o suoccsa. I'rlce 14 a nts.
"lou listen, then, went on Dorothy in reply to his exclamation of astonishment, and, turning up her Bible, she road the second verso
St Louis, Mo of the One Hundred and lVenty-
eeventh realm, laying great cmpha-
fis on ths first words, "It is vain for you to rise up early."
Why All Business Men Should Advertise! The business men who can do without some form of
publicity to make known their work or their wares are
scarce indeed. There is just about one excuse for not advertising, and that is simply that the business is al-
reauy a.- Dig as me man at us neau. u tnere is in cue makeup of the man ability to grow, then, as long as he lives, he will seek for more business, seek to cover a Mjrger field. Many a business is in a rut today simply because the ' proprietor didn't advertise. In the first place, the man who advertises calls the attention of the public to some ohase of his business of which he is proud. If it is so -
commorplace that it does not have a phase of which to be proud then naturally it will not do to advertise. In other words, advertising is a stimulant. Just suppose a merchant who never has seen his name in bin urint. steps into his store tommorrow hiorning de
termined to write an ad. If he looks around and sees
only dirty shelves and stock that is several seasons old inspiration to write will quite likely be wanting. And what would be the use? Let him lake off his coat, go
over that store and that stock, compare his goods and his treatment of customers with that of his competitors, and when he finds a point where he has them all "skinned" let him begin to shout, shout till the public hears him!