Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 January 1911 — Page 4

iASPE.i COURIER iy Bk Ki l'OA.Nk.

JASI'EK, OJlliU COUNTV, INDIANA

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viii u. it ii -J 11 Per Y-

ipi . .mi lei reiiuhirlr toil

r.iiWrlii w-iMl u I finite order to tlisv'ominuf 'i itM'fivtil .id II uriours paid n full; Hilles in n. v Jitcrotion of tlvo pub'ihei a liferent .-mine oulil ba eemed ttdvuaMr.

FRID W. JANUARY G, 1911

Hew Year In Jasper passed quietly. On Monday Mr. Hoffman the New Commissioner assumed tho duties of office, SHeceeding Mr. Henry Wehr. Jacob Schwenk became Sheriff in pluce of Mr. Vollmer, Mr. Wm. BocMeman became Clerk in place of John P. Huther and Wm. Rauscher succeeded Joseph Gerber as Treasurer, Messrs John Judv, McCune, and Meinker succeeded themselves. The retiring officers turned over their offices with best wishes for the future success of their

successors and left with the we J wishes of everybody.

truant Officers Cos! Stete More

Than 5Q,ljo

jjj Their Work 23 172 Fupils Kepi in ' School at 3 cost of Over S2 Each. iJnder the op?ation of the compulsory edncation law during the fiscal year which ended Sept. 20, 23.172 pupils were kept in school at a cunt for truant officers and other expenses of $50,647.94, according to t be forthcoming report of the Injuria board of state charities. Fur hundred and

eighty-five p.osecutions wer

made under the law during the year, of which 300 were success

ful, and 1S2 unsuccessfnl-ahd thre were pending at the close

of the year. Indiana Counties PajWI,21l

i' Taxes

- Hugo Sum, Just Paid Li, fttiM Ig Alitor Into Teh runel

jnaiana s Mnery-two cjwps paid, .more tnan $3,000, ( -the' state treasury during die year 19H. Saturday afternoon

the last county Auditor made his final settlement with State Auditor O'Brien, showing that a to

tal of $3,101,211.71 of state taxes

has been collected by the Co'b.,

uring cne year, rnis sum is

divided among the various funds as follows:

State revenue $ 783,735.73

benevolent institu

tion fund revenue 398,659.45

State debt sinkingrevenue 239,211 54 State school tax 1,163,569 12 State educational institutional fund 219,352.25 School fund interest 269,239.27 Permanent endowment fund, Indiana university, interest. 18,217.06 Unexpended ba'ance tuition revenue returned to county treasurer. 8,842 38 Unclaimed fees 534.91

Docket fees C. C 8,842.38

Total

$3,101,211.71

Prize Poultry

At the Trinceton Poultry Show

last week, Mr. Karl Weigel of this town won 6 ribbons on his Black Langshans. One is a general prize for the highest scoring Pullets at the show Mr Felix L. Schneider won 1st and 2d prize for his White Mornocas,

and J. B. Hagtn captured 3

prizes with Ivs Black Houdans. Jasper is rapidly cominpr to the front as a producer of fine poultry. There are several other fanciers in the vacinity who failed to exhibetYou will note my good success with my Langshan chicVns at the Princeton Poultry Show last week, I attribute much of this success to the regular use of

Pratts Poultry Regulcts, it keeps Poultry in such fine and laying condition. Try it and be con vinccd. Every package guaran teed. 1 sell Pratts and all other leading brands af Poulty remedies, Oyster Shells, Grits etc, j Karl K. Weigel. !

Mr and Mrs. II. D. Towsley and children have returned to their home in Chicago.

Alt Old 8tery. Once wlren Rudyard Kipling

a boy ho ran out on the yardarm of a Elnp. "Mr. Kipling," yelled a lailor, "your bor is on 5 ynrdnrm, and if

he lets co ho' drown!"

"Ah," hs ded iIr Kipling, with a jawn, "but he won't let gor Tin incidcrt ftlso happened to

John Burns, ITor.ico Wnlpolc, Xav

tvdeon Ron.i: -rto, "Dirk Tnrpin,

Julius Cae r n? the knid JfcTooki. lVt-out!y it will "happen" ncr&in. London Anvvert STRETCH Y0UR3ELF. D It the First Thing After You Wake In the Morning.

A splendid thing for the body is streti.hing. When you .first wake up in the morning, take a good, long stretch Stretch the hands as far

out sidewavs a possible. Then

stretch them our the head as far as you can reach, ami at the same time

stretcli the feet downward as far a.s you can. Raise the feet and stretch upward just as high as you can, and then lower the feet and legs very slowly. When you get out of bed, raise your arms over your head, and, standing 011 tiptoe, see how near you can reach the ceiling. Then walk about the room while in this position. Stand on the right foot and stretch the ri-ht arm forward and upward as lii-h as you can, while at the same tiii f t!io left foot is raied

from the floor and stretched outward, and tin- loft hand is stretched backward and downward. This is a

fine exercise for tho whole body and is especially -.'vnl for the wait and hips, making thorn firm and strong.

Standing on the left foot this exercise can be reversed.

If you Inno heon sitting in the

same position for a long time reading, studying, v. ; ituig or sewing and the nr.i: des h. . b-'inmc tired and cramped, tee thing U? do is to get up and rct.-h. Stretch the arms upward .1 ..I outward and forward and hi .rd. Lift the shoulders as high .! yo.t can and drop them. !'.- I tiü chest and breathe vjlj, or, silting in the 1 hair. kIjv !. fie hands-upward, lift th f( ft fi !"i the floor and stretch theiii fön :ird as far as possible, any iuy you give the muscles a good, vigorous streich. When one is very tiredJhere is nothing more restful thariBtxetching.tho muscles and then relaxing. Esc!iniii.p

THE GR

EST

OF OUR Semi-Annual Discount Sales!

Starts JANUARY 7th,

20.00 Suits orfOvercoats at $15.00 18.00 44 ,4 " " 13-50 15.00 " : " " 11.25 12.00 " " 9.00 10.00 u 11 " 7.50, 8.00 " " " 6-00 5:00 " lt " 3.75 4.00 " " " 3.00

Illuminating Gas. In the Philosophical Transactions of the Hoyal Society of London for 1T39 is printed a letter, written in 1G91, in which the Kev. John Claytor details a series of experiments he made in distilling coal in u retort, showing not only that he had observed the inflammable ga-es ev.olvcd, but that he had collected and stored them for some time in bladders. In 1787 Lord Dundonald made gas from coal, with which he lighted the hall of Culross abbey. In 17D2 Robert Murdoch began the experiments which resulted in the establishment of coal pas aa an illuminating agent. In 1797 he publicly showed the system ho had matured, and in 1 798, being employed in the factory of Boulton & Watt, Birmingham, he fitted up an apparatus for the manufachire of gaa in that establishment, -with which it was lighted. This was the first nso of illuminating gas except by way of experiment.

Everything in GM3THING

AT Om FOURTH OFF

FEOM REGULAR PRICES

Fl fMHFIM

The greatest money-saving sale. The greatest bargaiu eventever given the buying public. . -The greatest opportunity that has ever been presented in Dubois county.

One Fourth Off On All Rubber Footwear And Rubber Clothing. Hats, Caps, Mufflers, Flannel Top Shirts, Gloves, Wool Hose, Jersey and Duck Leggins, Fancy Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Fancy Vests, Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Etc.

Ghildrens Over-Coats Half Price

Two Piece Knee Suits Half Price, Straight Pants

Pants and Work Clothing Ont Fourth off From Price

Table. Assortment of

WALK-OVE

' 4-

RAND SHOES

Broken lots and Mzes

m ! best values on earth, to

I be closed during this GREAT DISCOUNT SALE.

Mens &Boys Coat Sweaters 4:00 at 3 00 3.50 at 2.63 3.00 at 2-25 1.00 at 72

50c at 38 One Lot Childs at 15c

$5.00 4.50 400 3.00

Values at

$3.50 3 25 3 00 2.25

Get Beady For This Great Sale.

Red or G-ray Wool under

war Htary Fleece Under

a u ou i cm nn

Qnj ivi cua vvurrv OllUCi dl if)l,

and up.

Don't Forget The Date,

JANUARY 71 H,

wear

bed Underwear at

Fourth off fr-m regular Price

One Lot Of $5. Shoes$2 5 One Lot Of 400 " $2 50

;;Boys Shoes From i.oo and p To Continue Three Weeks

Sale "Closes January 28t

WM, J, KÜEBLER,

Clothier

West Side Public Square.

Jasper, Indiana.

Weak Weary Women. Learn the Cause of Dally Woes and End Them.

When the back aches end

throbs. When housework is torture.

When night brings no rest nor

sleep.

When urinary disorders set in Women's lot is a weary one

There is a way to escape these woes. Doan's Kidney Pills cure such ills. Have curjd women here in

Jasper.

This is one Jasper woman's

testimony.

Mrs. Mmnie Webber, Buchart

Ave.. Jasper, Ind , says:

had a. distressing pain across my

kidneys and I was subject to

headaches and dizzy spell3. The

kidney secretions were unnatural

and plainly -howed th1 1 my kid

neys vere at fault. Some time

ago I began taking Doan's Kidney Pills and they made so great

an improvement that I consider it a pleasure to recommend them to everyone suffering from kidney complaint." For sale by all dealers. Price

HO cents. Foster-Mi lburn Co., Buf-i-forteraville.

MS" J.UIA, (ICUID 1JL WIU Jujj ß 1909

unueaiHtates. Kcmcmber tue name- -Doan's-aad take no other.

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Ul mill JULUUUJJ UUIUUI

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RU wnmät the Oold Mf4al Awarxl to

Why All Business Men Should Advertise!

The business men who can do without some form of

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publicity to make known their work or their wares are scarce indeed. There is just about one excuse for not

nnH that is simn v that the bUFiness is ai-

ajo 1673.

For Sale by Philip J k'nnkel

Shar'j Razors, Clean Tewels and Good treatment. Give me a call.

E. A. Summers.

rn)liii

i3oono Townliii) TruHtee'ß

NoUco. In nnderalKnud. Truiteo of Beim

dwnaliin. Dulxiin romitr. hrhv in 1

notice that he will attoud to all bminti'

:)ortainiiiK to the olflro of Truste, at hin eeidunce, two men etW f 01 anP

rerarillo, on Saturday's of oili, ei.t.i

riqueste al. poraona harinr towmhip

baRincai top repent it onäatuiriaj. Citi cone doaiririK books from the Towuibp Library, are notillcd that the Library i

tent Ht in j roaidonce.

School booke nt Tntnes Mulkry

Tmou.m H. Lhman. Trnete Boone Tp jta .,;m

Sore Nipples and Chaffed Hands re quickly cttrwl by apptvlti(CfCUuaborlaln talve. Try it' it Ijnact-cM Prie" 15 etnts.

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

60 YEARS

EXPERIENCE

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TnAoc Marks

DCSIQNS CopvmanTS Ac

Anyone tending nfUrtf'i n J do'rrltitlnti tna) inlcklr Meort in nur t f liollisr i liiTPiitmn I iir.(iidf pUvMii t ( "liniiuiilrn tlonsKttltt'yrfiillcK' .rl. Hl' m ?t nn rnwnu Miit fron. iMMt ttf." r for i i u iiitus. 1'uti'iiH ink. ri tir,..kli Jim. A to. teculT' ScimtUic Jiiaeriean. A hnndtrtirnjly lllntrn!cil wktr. I.irrett clr tiilatlim of nny fi'letillllo Jnrnitl. Teriur. t 7cur: fiuir niontlu.tl. HoU byull tiewtdpftlor MUNN 8 Co.361BrMMjj Hew York

nflvArficinrr

rnnrlu n? h?rr n t.ho man at its head. If there is in the

makeup of the man ability to grow, then, as long as he lives, he will seek for more business, seek to cover a bigger 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 phase of his business of which he is proud. If it is so commonplace that it does not have a phase of which to the proud then naturally it will not do to advertise.

other woras, advertising is a sumu aui. uuau

siMppose a mercnant wno never nas nvvu ma uamo " nvJnf cfoc intn hi? strirn tomrnnrrow morniner de-

KJ j J T 1.1I1IJ, UUVU www w y tegmined to write an ad. If he looks around and sees qw; dirty shelves and stock that is several seasons old ipbiration to write will quite likely be wanting. And vna would be the use? Let him take 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 pubhe hears him!

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