Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 September 1911 — Page 4

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iÄSPErf COURIER I5y Bkn' Ed Do.iNk.

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..r tr itiallllouliill tllfmiftl tliO lWllI HS HCl'

uifoliiHä matter.

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Tinu im:, i .., ii. i.ksl recularly to il

dibsoriben unlil JoHnito orurfr to die-

jontintw !e luceive 1 nml all arrears pniii

n full ; unices in the discretion of the .v.hHulim n Jiftorent court o should be

;Ji'emud advisable.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 15)11

Monday was Labor Day and the local saloon men had a day off as did also the employees of the Nove'ty factory; with these exceptions the observance of the holiday was not noticeable hereThe 25th annual Dubois County Fair, silver anniversary and home-coming celebration will be held at Huntingburg all next week and many good special features and attractions are promised and large crowds will no doubt attendBehave and Avoid Publicity. There is no logical iea?on vh news should not be published regardless of persons io;icerned. The fellows who get into trouble never give a thought about their mothers or sisters until theirins.have found them out and tfi'en they rush to a newspaper reporter ho as a rule they never before considered worth being treated civily and on bended knees witn tears in tleir eyes, beg to be spared the notoriety which they have so richly merited. Of course relatives dislike to see the names of their kin in print in an unfavorable light- Neither do they like to see them in jail but sometimes it becomes necessary to put them there, when their acts warrant arrest, they should also receive the publicity that is due them. If you do not make the news that is unfavorable, the newspapers will have nothing of the kind to publish, but if ou persist in making it, tfien you must expect to stand the spotlight Oi publicity. If there is any disgrace u ;

the actions of the parti selvts, n't the publicati facts. Every subscribe . newspaper takes the pap r. t.-. to see what ha? been suppieo i, but to ascertain the facts concerning what is going on in his home town and abroad, and there i3 an implied obligation on the part of the publisher to furnish the readers all the information possible.

If you are going to become tho i i i

aauy or a uastara, or get into some other scrape expect to have

it published.

The II. S. SaftuGas Co.

Commissioner's Court. The Countv Commissioners met

Tuesday and made the usual ox-

pense allowance. Appointed Grover Salb to Purdue University vice G royer Castrup who resigned the place The Rock Raods vote in Jefferson township was canvassed Thursday morning, resulting as follows: For road 21S; against 174; Majority for 14 Portersville Pointers. Walter Cox of Alfordsville was in our city Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Graham is1 visiting her sister at Terre Haute this week. Mr. and Mrs Ed Weiscr.ver of Vogelville visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cox Sunday. Adam Breidenbaugh and wife of Wheatland visited Henry HofF

man Saturday and Sunday.

Last Friday a social was given

at John Mayho's in honor f ins

son Will it being his birthday.

Quite a number of our citizens went to Jasper Tuesday in the interest of a bride- to be built

here in the near futu:v. J

John Hautch is sfill confined

to his room with bicl po:sning

Certain Results .Many a Jasper Citizen Knows How Sore Thsy Are. Nothing uncertain about the work of Doan's Kidney Pills in Jasper. There is plenty of positive proof of this in the testimony of citizens. Such evidence should convence the most skeptical doubter- Read the following statement:

Miss Helen teinnauser, cay St., Jasper, Ind., says: "My back ached steadily and there was an extreme lameness across my loins I had headaches and dizzv snells and rested so poorly

that I always felt tired and worn out Hearing Doan's Kidney i Pills recommenced by people who

had taken them. I got a supply at Flick and Pfau's Drug Store and began their use. The results were ratifying. I botain-

ed relief at once and I am now quite free from kindey complaint." (Statement given April 2M1907.) Re-Endorsemenu. Wh n - iss Steinhauser was interviewed on March 23, 1910, she said: "I willingly verify the statement I gave three years ago in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills This remedy never fails to givt

rim

Mice Tno Tmvinrsnd El ivnnd me relief when my kidneys be

fanget two prominent ceacners uiauiuc"-u-

For sale bv all dealers. Price

of Boone township are attending institute at Jasper this week

Ed Fry .;:id J. Hedrick was in ii rrt 1 i - -1

our viliat, j iuesaay to senu a

telenhone message to Indianapo-

is on account ot the death or. and take no other.

Grace Collins of near Alfordsville who died of Typhoid fever

Will, and Geo- Schnarr, John Mehne and son is attending the

State Fait- at Indianapolis tins week Mr. James Porter, Councilman Robert Barr, Commissioner and Geo- Godland County Treasurer

of Roeves township Daviess Co.

HO cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agcnls for the Tnited Stales. Remember the name Doan's

15 A NIC STATEMENT. W. S. Hi'ntkr, President. A. W. Eckkkt, Vice-President. Wm. V. Hkckmas. Uushicr. (Koft'.iK Nix, Afct Cashier. Report of condition of tliu Gemma A.i.ericnn Hunk, n State, private, Bank at In)8r, in the State of Indiana, at the i ose of its business on September 1, 11, Rbsoukcbs.

UnvnQn nAnr in f V.O internal- I hoailS niUl DlSCOUUta

Of the bridge- I other BondB and Securities

Mrs. Mag Foster and daughter visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Tillic Geisler, Goldie Cox and Ed Madder attended the social given at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Conrad Mehne Sunday in honor of their son Samuel's 23d, birthday; ice cream and cake wa ? served and a pleasant eve

ning spent by all present

Furniture mit Fixtures

Du from BnnksandTmst Co Cash on Hand Cash Item Current Ezpuntes

Total

?(.r,5 13,12 L'74.73 8.-19.2tf '.',48L.-17 , 7,583.28 4,401.20 584.95 1,842.01 f(.il,2S5.4K

Resources

LlAIIII.ITl U.S.

Capital Slock paid in $40,000 E.hani;e, Discounts A int. 1.3S2.30 Demand Deposit v, 12,030.13 D- nand Certificate?, $37,272.23 49,003.10

T tal Liabilities &H.2SS.4Ü

Miss Clara Rudolph was chosen St.rl" Indiana ComHy of Dubois as: i,. ,1 mJ n.W Pnv! Hei-kinaii, Cashier ot the

delecrate and Mrs C- W. Cox

chosen alternate to attend the district Sunday School convention to he held at Bioomfield the

Llast of this week.

fhe Commissio s of Dubois

a:il Daviess Cu.i ty met here

Saturday to adopt plans and lo- -p--,,!-,. tv,,,. to. the hridrre to bo constructed . Popular Excursion to

(jernian Ameiicin Hank do solemnly swear that the above statement is tine. Wm. K. Bkckman, Cashiet. Subsciihed ami sworn lo before nie, thif 7th, day of September, 11)11. .Ions F. MunnrsuKit, Notary Public. Mv roininission expires Alij; l, 1013.

TROUSERS, IIa in -Coats, and OVERCOATS, Just Received a Vm. J, KUEBLER'S. The Clotliier and Furnisher,

West Side Public Square., Jasper,

Ui E A SWELL . L01 B SUITS

Indian

The Sutton HOTEL WEST BADEN, IND. "The Typical Home-Like Hotel."

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TELEPHONE

Mr A. A. Beckman, president of th:j U S. Safty Gas Machine

Co., is now located in the Kunkel building o fMain Street giving demonstrations of a gas ma chine which makes illuminating an 1 heatinp: gas from gasoline and air. The machine is especiallp adapted to country and suburban homes, and furnish a safe mode of supply gas to homes for lighting, cooking or heating purposes The machines are entirely automatic in operation. The motive power is produced by a weight suspended on pulleys from joists under basement ceiling and attached to wire cable which is wound on the axle of air blower All that is necessary to be done to set the machine ready for operation is to putgasoHne into storage tank, wind up the weight and gas can

instantly uc iignteu at lamps, or

range. Kverybody is invited to call and see the machines demonstrated. Mr. Beckman is endeavor-

mg to organize a stoclc company

in Jasper to establish a factory to

manuiacture the machines, which

are of iron castings and galvan

ized. The institution will be a

paying investment for our citi

zens and give Jasper a new in

dustry. He wishes it understood

that he has no patents to sell but wants to engage in the man

ufacture and salo of the machines Boost it along. Twins. Born Wednesday to Alois

WelTer and wife a pair of twinsj a boy and girl Mother and child-!

ren are doing well. Alois is fcuppy.

across vvmte river; a uountnui

dinner was served by the follow- i

ng families: Henry Holtman,

J. L. Krodel, C. VV. Cox, Shor 1

man Weininger, Mrs M. R. J Geisler and Mrs Jennie Hays. vrs. Blanche Schnarr visited her grandmother and grandfather Mr. and Mrs Wm. Brittain near Vogelsvillc; Mrs. Brittain is in very poor health, Quite a number of our people attended the recital given by Mrs. Fraoces E. Lemmon and

her pupils at Lemmons church Sunday night and report quite a

success. Lorresponoent

'The Charity Grafter."

A Good Law op Indiana To Drive

The Bums To Cover.

$1.10 Evansville $1.10 Southern Railway Sunday Sept. 10th, 1911 Leaves Jasper 7:57 A. M. Arrives EvansvWe 10:15 A. M Leaves E -ansville G:20 P. M . Arrives Jasper 8r20 P. M. A fine opportunity to visit your friends. V. E. Claycomb, Agent.

I Will V. Troth, Proprietor. I The Sutton Hotel is located upon a high elevatian affording splendid view oi .lie picturesque y springs valley. Located one squr.'-e from depot and the famous West Baden S; rings. Electric Lighted, Steam Heated, Hot and Cold Water, Fire

j rrooi. I Rates $10.50 Per Week,

with all the conveniences of your home. No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A i hotel with service surpassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate within reach of all. Splendid I accommodations for families. Write the manage5: ment for any information you want.

f OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. i

Ul UU11

The Home Telephone C has the largest list subscribers and vri give you the best sv vioel ) You can talk to yot friends, order your me chandise and mab your appointment b the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE j SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABU Schedule in tffeel Sunday Apr. 21 i 1 Qwiaj is for Information Only Mj2

Application for Renewal of Iiieen.se.

'VI'K'K t liiToliy (flvoti to the citizen

liiiiiilirliluc Tn . DuIioIh county. Imll

una. tlmt tlio iiiuleixiuneil, a tnaiu citizen

New York, Sept 5. The death knell of the charity grafter has been struck by a committee of public spirited women, who after discussion of this so-called social pest at the apartments of Mrs. A Älclver Kerr, at the Ansonia.

adopted a method to put a stop to

cr.

Mrs. Kerr, an ardent auftraget and club woman, said yesterday a bill had been drawn up which would be presented to the legislature this fall, compelling all charity workers, connected with a church or well known charity organization, to be licensed by the state. The bill also provides for a complete detailed report of every big affair g.ven by private persons in the name of charity. The chief object of the bill, Mrs. Kerr said, is to discourage the "charity grafter," who, temporarily at least, often works injury to scores of earnest and

naru-woriane women wno envoi

generously of both money and time for a worthy cause. If passed it would place lots of Charity Graf ters out of business. "Do It Now." Subscribe for the Jasper Weekly Courier.. Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today. i

of tin- ITnltcil States, will apply to tlio Conn

i tv i'ritiiiimslonur of Dubois county nt ;

tln'ir next ruKumr He-mlnn In Ootobor

r.'li, nir (i iii'riixc id rr.iuii luiiiMi-iiiin liijimr, lii'i-r and wlno, and permit tlio kimiio to be ilrimk on tlio promise, nndiir tlio provisions of tho Iiiwh or Inillunu govoriilitK fiu-li Ut'onst'. Tim preolHi locution where sueli liquor.i will lie Hold Is In n front room, on the round lloor, ttlzo lSx'is, In the Honth ut corner of n two Htory Inline Imlldlni' fronting on N'. Stain Htroet and tho Public qtmru, on lot No. liw, tin nhowii on the orlcinul mill) or pint of the town of Jimpcr, IlnlnbridKo townsiilp, Dubois county, lnillana. AIho, ut tint Manic time will mako nppllcntlon for IIcoiiho to servo lunohcs, confuetloii3, etc., and for tho sale of elgurs und tobacco. PIUU.IPJ. KI'MCIII.. Sept. 8, l(tl-8w

3i ed (driver, Veterinary Surgeon OfTice on 7th St. next door to Kunkel & Kettich's livery barn Home phone in day 15 2, night 119. Cumberland 77-2.

Plasterer.

oaranteed.

First Class Work. Best Finishings Contracts taken Let us show you. OHAS FLICK

Harbison Trustee's Notice. Notice is nereby jjiven thnt the underallied Trustoo of Hnrhiaon townehip, will attend to towiiHhip lueincas on ench Mondny of the year at my ollice, and persons having to.rnsiiin business to

transat t nio required to prencnt it to hitu

on haiuruayfl. The township library will be kept at my home near Kellervillc, MAltTI.V Thimuxo, Tiustoo. I an. 1003.

A. F.

Corner lih & Jackson Sts HOME 'PHONE.

Appalachian-Expositio11 Knoxville; Tenesseei Sepieniber lXth, Octob 1st, 1911, Reduced Rates Southern Railway On sale daily Sept. lXthTo Oct. 1st. Final Limit Ten Days From Date of Sale. Through Electric Lighted Coaches and Sleeping Cars For Reservations and complete information see Local Agent or write, J C. Beam, Jr., A. CP. A., St. Louis, Mo.

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20 SUNIJAt O.M.T.

Tlnio Shown ut liuntimc' ' KASTIIOUNP. I, DAILY. 4:37 A. M-f 3. " JAOI. M.

M, " 5:10 "

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