Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 March 1911 — Page 4

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AS.'H COURIER ' HAVEt'BEASON TOBEROUO

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Achievement? of the American Peopl Afford View of Unbroken Line of Progress.

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1, ii ! Ä I'wr Yi" - m i.lo.l rtclnry to it infinite- order to Ii9-

hi ti mir nK-wve I urn! all arrears pniilj

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d -nunlailviP'il'lo. ; KlilDAY MARCH 17, iuj The Town Board fleets !

iiquor Lid use $1500. 1 he D los Must be Kept t Home 650 for Violating: Building

Ordinance. Accountant Report Approved. The town Trustees met last Monday night all members presche town attorney presented an ordinance fixing Saloon licen tv0 fnwn n' 8300. nth year

which was ura urn usly adopted ! . 1 O I , .-. linnncDC in

Tnus maKiiiK oaiuu wi" Jasper cost 530. A resolution war- passed ordering the town Attorney to present at the next meeting an ordinance enlarging the fire limit of the, town and fixing a fine of SoO for a violation in not securing a building permit. I An ordinance was ordered drafted establishing a dog pound. ' f doers are required:

to keep them at home, if caught on the street they will be caught and the owner will have to pay $2 to redeem them within three days, or the dogs wi'l be killed and turned over to the butcher

to make bolona out ot. Felix Schneider and Gustave Gramelspacher submitted, their report on their examination of the Town Treasurers boos, whioh was accepted. 200 feet o" fire hose for reserve purposes was ord rid from Van Cump Co. ut Indianapolis at 85c per foot. The usual bills were allowed and the board adjourned.

Why so many songs ard potins have been written about dreams is a question that has never bem

definitely settlca, sti.l, every new song on the subject that has literary merit and a pleasing melody meets with public approval, 'line Vale Of Dreams." a new song by Chas. ri Baer and Johnann C Schmidt is at preient

very popular in New lorK ana, Boston. In fact.it was in Bos-j ton that it first attained popular-' ity.tby its rendition at a Boston ' Conservatory concert. A youi gl contralo made her debut and in-, stantl) become famous by her, rendition of "The Vale Of: Di earns " Ii is really a high, class b&l.ad. and far above the' average popular sonpr. The pub-, lishers, erome fcl Remick & Co., hav of late years devoted considerable nuney and ene-gy in trying to raise the standard of popular songs, d "TheGaden Of Roses, ' b the same ccmpos ers, also a high-uass ball d, has actually u'it-sohi any ot the ropu ) lar songs in their catalogue. Musical taste is improving, and while tne people still love the ro icking songs of the vaudeville stage, they welcome the better class of .songs in their homes The first part of "The Vale Of Dreams' opens in a minor key, leading up to the refrain in major. Mr Bert Sheudan, of the .elebrated Rollonians, is singing this song nightF, to big ai plause Chorus. Meet me in the vale of dreams, by the summer sea; 'J here love s star forever gleams, rlnnr.

Gleams for you and gleams for

me. Thero our hearts will find repose, 'Neath the moon's fair beam'. Meet me there beside the rose, In the vale of dreams.

Lawyer Milburn and wife visited at West Baden last week. Lawyer B. Traylor was at West Baden last week. Did you ever

take notice how the Dubois County Democratic politicians pass Tom Taggert's French Lick Democratic head quarters up for Sin-lare Henry Desman and wife, of Ferdinand were at West Baden last week- Yet when they go to a state convention they expect Taggart to "know" them Not so.

During the past 35 ywvrs 100,000 miles of railroads have been built, requiring an expenditure of not lees than S200.000.000 for labor and

material. We are both producer

and consumer. While our popula

tion is onlv a lirtlo over five per

cout. of the population of the world, we produce 20 per cent, of the wheat, 40 per cent, of the iron and steel, 55 per cent, of the copper, TO per cent, of the cotton and SO per cent, of the corn of the world. Furthermore, with inconceivable rapidity, machinery has taken the place of human toil, and incidentally millions of

slaves have been set free. The same triumphant progress has unvaryingly characterized even phase of hu

man endeavor on the American continent. Civil and religious liberty

is a natural condition as well as an

attitude of mind. The story of agri

eulture, of manufacturing, of mining, of tho arts and sciences, demonstrates the unbroken progress and uplift of the whole people. Finally, the health and well-being of the toiling masses have become, with constantly increasing earnestness of andeavo'r, the individual and collective purpose of the nation. And above all. tho democratic idea, through pood and evil report, has encouraged the personal work and character of the individual citizen. It has always believed that competition which encourages skill should re? main paramount. It has always glo-

ried in this personal competitive

type as the ideal and preserver ot democratic traditions. J ames O.

Fagan, in tho Atlantic.

Doubt Disappears ! No One in Jasper Who Has a Sad Back Can , Ignore This Double Proof. Does your back ever ache? : Have you suspected your kid neys? , Backache is kidney ache. With it comes dizzy spells, j Sleepless nights, tired, dull.

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Distressing urinary disorders, i Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick relief. . . ;

Bring thorough. lasting cures. , You have read Jasper proof. ; Read now the Jasper sequel, , Renewed testimony; tested by ;

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Anton Baumert, Main btreet, j ncniir TnH sava: "I had a .

very bad a'tack of kidney trouble ' T i l - 1 i 1.1

and I was ooiigea to pass tne

kidney secretions every nine.

while. My back pained me al

most constantly and was very! weak. Seeing Doan's Kidney t Pills advertised, I got a box at Flick and Pfau's Drug Store and , before 1 had take" them long, the sympton s of my troub e wue removed. I never took another, remedy that acted as effectively ;

as Doan's Kidney mis. place

ment given April li, iyu.j

A Lasting uure On March 23, 1910, Mr. Baum-

aft- unn firmed the above state

ment and added: "I gladly a'.

low the continued use oi my

name in praise of Doan's Kidney

Pids Since this remedy cured

me three years ago, I have had no further cause for complaint."

For sale by all dealers. Price ."i0 ceuts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Xew York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

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Notic t f Contractors Thp Rnard of Countv Commis

sioners of Dubois Couty, Ind., will receive sealed bids at the)

County Auditor's office up to one o'clock P.-M. MnvnAT April S 1911.

for the grading and putting in of, concrete walks around the New

Pnnrt house, from the inside line

of the present walk up to the, walls of theSbuilding '

A Bond twice the amount oi , the bid must be filed therew ith j The Commissioners reserve the right to rej ct any and a I hid.-. By orders tf the Board of ebmmiseioners. m. A Sweeney. A. D. C

Jasper Ind Mar. 17, 1911.

Win. J. liCEBLEB

Clotlricr, . West Side Public Square., Jasper,

Indiana

A RARE GHANGE !

First Swift Thing Oh, he's awfully gone upon her, dear, I assure you. He's been praising her beauty to mo for the last ten minutes, enlarging upon her eyes, her complexion, her mouth Second Sweet Thing Oh, 1 don't think he could possibly do that, darling.

WHAT HE WA8 DOING.

C.ntract F Lightning1 Nods. Notice if hereby piven that fVio Board of Countv Comn.is-

jsioners of Dubois County uill re

ceive sealed bids up to one o clock-

P. M. Monday A nl a, um, lor erecting and rodding tho Npw

Court House with pure topper Cable Standard Lightning rods, at so much per foot, or so much for the entire job Points ate to

thing don to make the job abso-l P'ant or eeU

lutely first class m.every particular. Bond for twice the amount of bid to be tiled with bid.

The Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and u 1

bids . . .

Given under our hand snd seal

FARMERS INTEREST WHITE DENT CORN Is ofereil to corn growers to introduce new blood, to improve their crops. This variety has been bred for more than fifteen -vears. It probably has the best blood that is in the white-corn race. It has been awarded practically all the first and sweepstake prizes in national and International corn shows for many years, also it i.c mroiv failed to caDture the highest hon

ors when exhibited in State, district and other fairs. With one step you can now get the accumulated results of many years of special breeding. Hundreds of lollars and years of labor could not bring vour own corn to what you can now get in this corn at once, and free. Two

pounds of this corn contains about 2.S00 grains, will plant more than a quarter of an acre and will produce, with good care, 25 bushels or more of corn. It is not un

reasonable to claim tnat out oi j

this, 12 uusnejs oi.sueu can be selected, cheap nt 2.00 a bushel to

DESCRIPTION Color, white; cla,ss. dent; ears, la'e, uniform diameter and rounded with grains at u i ends: about one-fifth the weight of dry oars Is four-fifths corn; cob white, medium size; grains d- . often grains measure thm'-fourths of an inch loua trong grower. loots strike deep; stalk tall and tfcJ often two large ears are borne on a stalk; season a -110 days; withstands dry

and winds rumarkawy; auai all the corn belt south of th tmraltnl Pom crOWerS Will t '

Ksrinprs Interest the ideal

of whito corn for lualit. an, anjre. and yield. If you havr g ground and get yields of than 100 to 12Ö busht-ls t

acre, you ougnt to tur. Farmers Interest this 1911. We believe it is

KÄSWI tho Interest of every gro

or to embrace our oner a a start with this r this year. Rad testimonials below ' r

yielding propeusn . and remember moro than 1) feri is wrapped up ia U.J

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Two young Louisville clerks, having a duy on", each hired a bicycle aud took a spin in the country. Ten

miles irom town ine cyclic aeciuni - , f M h ign

to havo a race, une distanced tue FREI) ALLES, other some 300 ytrds and was re-j j0H. j.) LLTBBERT, joieing in his victory, when, in turn-j JACOB HOFl-M N, ing a bad corner he collapsed over a Board of Commbsiot tjrs heap of stones. The wheel va3 de-'M. A- SWEENEY, Audito . molishel and the rider was irretriev- Mar. 10, 1911, 3w ably mixed among tho spokes. An'

aged woman, who hnppcned to be nassincr. was met at a turn in the

4 (3 ' road by clerk ICo. 2. "My good woman," said he, "have you seen a young man on a bicycle around here?" "I have not," she answered, simply; "but I saw a young man up the road a ways, who was sitting on the bank, mending umbrellas."

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AMERICAN IN LONDON. Mrs. Miller Graham, who is now

one of the wealthy hostesses of Qrosvcnor street, will take the place of Mrs. Keppel, who was such n groat favorite of King Edward. She is the widow of a California millionaire and one of hex ball novelties was n huge watermelon which was rollftd into tho middl of tho room. A huge knife was stpplied to cut it and when opened a tiny pickaninny hopped out and began to pelt the guests with flowers.

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Kind II uted Motorist (to vlc'iiii. There's n doctor W that car bebüvL Brownlnff iiacntlnA.

CORN AND OATS JOHNSON COUNTY YELLOW or WHITE DENT SHOD CORN Thlicorn ntedmo intioiiuction. it illi Vnoxn Ihrouohoutthe United Sute, winning the Grind Prim it Chicigo ind Omihi Corn Dpoiilonj ind latins lirtt pfUtj hertver itiown, Thli torninhetyrricMtr. dice pirbuihet. thtlledonlr(ucttlrrt) 2.00 WESTERN IOWA WHITE SEED OATS. These ire Choice Dtra Heiry. Bricht ind veil mituffd Sttd Oits, tiahino 38 to 40 lb., to meitured buthel. We hire hindltd these Icwi White Oiu lor pill 5 yens. They ere heiry producers en tndiini iL Aliii ott your Seed Oits Iron the North. Price per bushel, tsicks tree) 54cts. llyou order either er both Corn tnd Oils In 10 bushellotsor more we ptythe Ireightloygurstition. We handle til lind ol held Seeds ind feeds. J. O. HERMANN & CO. 326 S. Capitol Ate. Indianapolis, Ind.

Tin afraid we'll hav to eut that Some JKcnl tifttuic Bargains, man's ac(i.uaintance," sail the worn-, A good farm, 112 acres a mile an of strictly correct ideis. .from Jasper, und rlaid with coal "Yes," replied Miss Ciyenne. "He Good water. Reasonable Terms uses the same sort of larguage that mid cheap. we pay two or three dollar a scat to B. E. DOANE, Agent, hear at a thc&tar." Jasper Ind.

This pile Is a bushel oi Farmers Interest corn.

Thr-rp arc "6 ears. Weight welched T,$ pounds.

The C OURIEH and Up-To-Dac for 1 year and 2 pounds of sead 4 pounds of corn 20c extra.

60 YEARS EXPZfJiENCP

70 riounds. When shelled the gra 3

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