Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 December 1910 — Page 4

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rented ailviall.

Mttsie Pointers,

Tü&dy ws tQ coldest dy of the season so far in this local

rml ftniism .mo hnmfl from itv. some themometers register-

North Dakota Sunday where flhe in, as Iowas 16 degrees above

hd sDentone and a halt year. zero.

FRIDAY DECEMBER IP, l

Poor Old Mason J The egotistical pettifo?er, and chronic seeker after official pap is at it again For over 39 years we've had to hear of Mason Jwanting this or wanting that It is time Mason J. was deported to a warmer clime. One of his sap-sucking newspaper friends has ths following in regard to Mason J. Good Lord! forgive us for reprinting it! "Mason J. Niblack of Vincennes will be pressed for the pos. sition of parliment3rian to the speaker of the rational he use. We do not know where could be found a better man or one so good for the place. He is one of the best parliamentarian in th" country. Representath e Culiop will do what he can to secure Mr, Niblack's appointment. Mr Niblack was twice speaker of the Indiana nouse of representatives servinh in thesessionof 19 and 1891, and in the last session of the state legislature he was parlimentarian to Speaker Honan". The Moore Mörder Trial.

The acqui'al of Menlo Moore

by a jury at Vincennes was a travestv on justice and a disgrace

to Indiana. Moore's murder of Gibson was a cowardly, brutal and it meritad the condign punishment which the statutes proscribe for offenses of such a character. Moreover, to aggrevate his crime, he sought immunity through an nppeal to the socalled unwritten law, and the woman in the case, Mrs Moore went upon the witness stand as a Hoosier Evelyn Thaw, imitating in a coarse.crude manner the sensational story told thre ers aco bg the New York; Her story in itself should nut been enough to have satisfied any jury of her husband's utter lack of justification in the commission of his heinous crime.

do so is murder, and the fact

th it the murdered man may not

have been "fit to live" cuts no fisrure in the case: the deed is

still murder. Vincennes badly needs a civilizing uplift. Cox Booms Marshall,

with relatives there.

Mr. Tavlor Lemine returned

to his home in Troy after spending several weeks here visiting relatives and friends.

Wm. Krodel after a furlough

of one month here with his moth

er and friends will return to his

post at New York Saturdav.

Mrs. Wi la Rudolph and sister

Goldie made a trip to Jasper Thursday.

Miss Lieu Krodel made a trip to Otwell to see Santa Claus Wednesday. Rastus the little son of J. L. Krodel U on the sick list

Robert the son of Conrad Mehne who has been very sick

with Catarrhal fever is convales ing. Mrs. Marcraret Scheritt wbo

had been improving had a relapse

Saturday and is now confined to her bed with Catarrhal fever. Mr- Ellis Farris and wife of Washingtyn visited relatives here

I Friday and Saturday they are

now Grandpa and Grandma. The Ladies Aid will give an oyster and pie supper in the Hall here New Years Eve. all ladies

are requested to bring a pie, pro

ceeds for the benefit of church. Correspondent

Tested And Proven m Then Is a Heap el So'ace In Being 'üble tf Depend UpM a Well-Earned Reptatlin. For months Jasper readers have seen the constant expres

sion of praise for Doan's Ridney

PiHsfc and read about tne gooci work they have done in this lo cality. Not another remedy ever produced such convincing proof of merit. Mrs P Dickman, Jacksos St.. Jasper, Ind . says: 4,For a long time a member of my family suffered intense'y from lameness through the back and sharp twinges in the loins. There was a dull, miserable feeling across

the back and headaches were

common. The kidney secretions also caused much annoyance by their irretrularity in passage.

Doan's Kidney Pil s were doing

such good work in similar cases that a supply was fina.ly procured from Flick and Pfau's Drug

Store. This remedy proved to

be just the ore that was needed

and its use brought prompt and

gratifying relief." ( tat went

given m April 1907. J

A WILLING CORROBORATION. Mrs. Dickman was interviewed

on March 24, 1910 andshe'said:

The person who took Doan'B

PiUs and whose expen

f CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS

Congressman Cox has reached Washington and the public press reports say he has launched a boom for Gov. Marshall for President in 1912. A few other Indiana Congressman have joined in with Cox in booming business Gov. Marhsall may be all right for some Democrats in Indiana but down here in the Third district we have a Reformatory, known as the JefTersonville Reformatory, where under a supposed Democratic rule, is managed by Republicans, with most of the best places held by the enemy and where Democarts not only hold the inferior positions,

but there are instances where their salaries have been reduced Gov Marshall certainly knows of

this. We want nn more Cleve

Knlofitslown Citizens

Account ollMse Bookkeeping jl Wunfcfpa FlanL Tnat the citizens of Knightstown have suffered losses of more than $5,000 annually in revenue from the operation of the water and Iiht plant, is the conclusion of James D. "mith and John W Barlow, field examiners for the State Board of Accounts who have just completed their examinatio of the books of the civil town. The board of town trustees during the period covered by the examination and two water and light superintendents

Sigel Wilson and William r. Fredcrich, are held responsible. The examiners found that both superintendents have peen careless in the attending to collections and keeping accurate records of the business of the water and light plant. Wilson, the xaminers say, was an excellent me chanician, but a poor bookkeeper. Frederick, they say, was even more lax in thef administration

of affairs of tho office".

Certain prominent citizens of

the town are charged with hav ing enjoyed the use of water and

ngnt ior wnicn uney uia not pay

the corporation. A list of these

citizens, as furnished toe examininers by Alverness M. Chance, who succeeded Mr. Frederick, is made a part of the report of the field examiners. The examiners say, three was

no system to the bookkeeping and the money was turned into

treasury without auy proper ac i rrM l

counting, ine citizens are aa

vned to correct ths present sys-

Kidnev

Are Minus $5,000 on ence I have previously told of in

a puonc statement, minus highly of them. Occasionally this remedy is taken and it always has the desired effect" For sale by all dealers. Price ."0 cents. FoKter Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Foley Kidney Pills What The? Will Dm for Yi They jwill cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tiisuas, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism Prevent Bright' Disease and Dibates, and restore health an4 strength. Refuse substitutes For sale by Jos. A. Mehringer

Srred (c. (Lriver. Veterinary Surgeon Office in Flick & Pfau's Drug store. Home phone in day 45 2, night 119. Cumberland 77-2.

tern and make proper provision Notice of Final

ior a oooKKeeper ana collector ii they desire a water and light plant that will be self-sustaining.

Fop a Short Ii

Settlement

Of Efltate.

Notice is hereby given to tne

creditors, heirs andllegatees of

Albert Schuler Deceased to ap

pear in the Dubois Circuit Court,

held at Jasper Indiana, on the

ml- J - e I . irvin A

t-.v- IUI. uay ui January xvv, aim

Will find a large assortment of suitable articles in our complete line of Mens Furnishings for Xnias , presents. For Father Brother or Sweetheart m Our line of Combination Sets of Silk Ties, Silk Socks, Silk Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs From 50c to $150 Per Set Initial Handkerchiefs in boxes, Silk or Warmlined Kid or Mocha Gloves, Silk or Ki nt Mufflers, Jersey Neck Sweaters, Coat Sweaters, Jersey Leggings, Rain Proof Over G-aiters, Special Holiday line of Fine Dress Shirts, etc, etc, etc. A complete line of Shirts, Over Coats, Rain Coats Walkover Shoes best on Earth, Advance styles m Mens Hats and Caps, Trunks and Suit Cases etc, etc, etc. Come Early. Store open Every Night

Nest w eek.

Wm. J. Kuebler, Clothier.

West Side Public Square.

Jasper, Indiana

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m miA i j show cause, if any, why tne r i

mif Vi? S T ArVIS nal Settlement Accounts with the Mr F rllpÄA e;Ute i said decadent should ? r?.?A Summ. whwe Por- t b am)roved. and said heirs

w cSLa L w-hppn ST are notified to then and there & 5 Ei S! ?;e proof f heirship, and reLdSL:?LS!fp: hJ & ceive their distributive si res.

$ t , rnnn nrl Yhl Witness, The Clerk and Seal of buropean parlors, and tnel . A r't. fu;0 10n, r

wvi uoiw ai c uiuiiuuiib&u niw l riuiamha 1(11(1 . Xrom '"'"...'"J1" .922! It fiWJ JNO. P. HUTHER,

aiu. we win iurnisn every ouc - -ui. -rv.-i.-r m : - .: l

tnis. we want nn more iievc ..u i.u- n. oier uuuuia uircuii, ouuri.

land Democrat Presidents. CIeve-"S u" L. Betz Atty.

land would not "turn the rascals tT:V , "

nf 7 nr. and nrpsentation to i. A

Summers of a fotograph will en- jVÄlfÄf-Ä t-Yia Vinlr1 n 1ßv9fl ilravnn I -nnntv. IndlaiiK. that the undcrnlcned a

HHC Hit um w m .v, ,,.,, ,., ( or,n.

enlargement. Now is the timetl, the county cmmiB?ionera 'of outofi

SUDSCriDe, yOU get a regular 19n B ueenge to retail Jntoxlcatlny 5; nfl llrsvnn pniarcrprrtMlfc fori llnuora. beer -nü wine, and permit tho saiai

v.wv, v-jw.. . to be drank on the pr-cmlne, under the pro75C and at the Same time yOU Uimons of the Uwi or Indiana KOTeraing 1v cfraiorrit: ioch llcenne. i

Come to Evansville to Do Your Xmas Shewing

The Evansville Retail Merchants Rebate Association

fare both way if -u buy :rom

hich inciudea the leadma merchants in every line of business will pay your fare both ways if .u

thsm according to the plan of their Association. Ask for a Rebate Book and Particulars r, k. ,ir mfmhr of th association from whom vcu make a purchase. Have all your purchases

therein If you live wühin a radius of 40 miles ar.l bi.y ;5.00 worth or more, you get your rcu.

refunded. If your purchase is less than ?25, you get - rc'und of two miles tor eaen oonar

entered

trip fare

out." Gov Marshall will not

turn them out at Jeffersonville and ve take it that he would not turn them out anywhere e'se if he were President. Down this way, Bro. Cox, we do not care to help you boom Gov. Marshall for the Presidency. He is not man we want, ata'l! Cannelton Telephone,

A. P.

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Corner 7th & Jackson Stu. HOME 'PHONE.

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 itAnnA rPUam 4 in hrtnfcnnp. excuse for not

OUctlCC IIIUCCU. luvt i J" "-r - ;

Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands Ate quicVly cured by applying Chain tetUln fcahe. Try it: itUasuctc. Price as con v

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advertising, and that Is simply that tne Dusmess is ready as big as the maniafc fti 1kÖ If there is in the th man abilltvflrtpow then, as long as ne

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suuovnuv -" 0---I Th.exHrt descr nt on of whereas Id I ouon

forward, frank, free and fearless I is to be soidi in front room on th roani -! -n..uJ:I n floor of a one story frame building, 16X21,

paper in uuwm vjuuhij.

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The Rev. Irl ft Hicks 1911 Almanac. The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac for 1911, that fruardian Angel in a hundred thousand homes, is now readv. Not many are now

willing to bo without it and the Rev. Irl R. Hicks Magazine. Word and Works. The two are onlv One Dollar a year. The Al

manac is 35c prepaid. No home . or office should fail to send fori them, to Word and Works Publishing Company, St. Louis, Mo. I

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IWHARRK KENTUCKY

WHISKEY

located on the Knot bnlf of lot Ma In the town

of rortersTllle, lud.

Dec. 9, 10, 3wk.

Fcr Site by Philip J Ksnkc!.

Boone Township Trustee's

Notice. Tu nadenriraed. Trustee of Bern

township, DaboU coanty, hereby give notice that he will attend to 11 bneineer

jvertaininR to the office of Trustee, at hii residence, two mes stW t oranP trBTlle,onßRtardayBof oek, eJ.f 1

rqnesu Ii person birinsr townenip basinet to present it onSBtaidy. Citi

tens desiring books from the lownsnp Library, are notitied that the Library l tpl pt my resldonce.

School books at Tamea Mulkey' . at PorteriTÜle. Thoma H. Inmav. I Truitee Boone Tp Jan 5 1009 yr.l

The Home Telephone Co. has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best ser

vice)

You can talk to you friends, order your merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE CO

lives, he will seek for sor biain, seek to cover

bigger field. - r Many a business if ia t tödt limply because the proprietor didn't advrtÄ, In th frit place, the man who advertises calls th ittlmtion of the public to sonic phase of his busing of whkh sif nroud. If it is commonplace that it Um ot bmrf i phase of which to be proud then natumlly tiU 'do to advert se. In other words, adftlfinf.' stimulant. Jusuppose a merchant kotVit ka;fceen his name in biff print, steps into hit itrW bmmorrow morning d; termined to write an ad. If-'ht looks -around and set j only dirty shelves and atofek that is several seasons on inspiration to write will quite likely be wanting. A" what would be the use? Let him take off his coat, P over that store and that stock, compare his goods ai i his treatment of customers with that of his compc tors, and when he finds a point where he has them a . "skinned" let him begin to shout, shout till the pub. hears him!

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