Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 September 1911 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER

The Broken Arrow showed to a large sized crowd luonuay niffiit. r School Sailors cheap at Mrs. t.ummiskey's. Scbaaf and Schumis are build, an addition Co their Paint ,'ohr- Mc Kinney and wife of j ..uisvillc are visiting Mr Peter Niehl er and family thisweek. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave 'Gram elnacher and the Misses Schul or .vtiirned the last of last week ,7m their tripjo jsgara Fall. i I i-.iiu'Ht act:Meiit insurance- Dr. , Kluctrio Oil. StopH this pn ., .-aN tho wouni. AH d regest sell i d.. minister who is long on t ,,mf Mormons may not bo short of long pastorates. Mrs. . Towseloy and childrvnof Chicago, arc in Jasper citinif Mrs. Towseley's parent? n r. and Mrs. W. A Traylor. "T Mrs Cummiskey and Pickhardt have just returned from t ncinnati and Louisullc Millinery Opening. Foley Kidney l'ilü. W.W jcnch your individual cno if ou v a:ir fortn i)f kiUmyaml bladder . I ip . r urinary i molarities. Try .t Jon. A. MolinnKwr Just Received a New Lot i Davenports, Couches and Bed l .mgos at Jacob C Lorey's i..rg New Furniture toro Esst ; - urt Hcuce Th Bachman wedding dance . iv. t.kel's Hall Tuesday night . attended by a large crowd r . ldincr room was at a premium V. had a peasant time as Philip k K'ws how to conduct 'neaances CASTOR! A Tor Infants and Children. Vhe Kind You Have Always Bought Hears tho fiijjnnturo o What some women need more than a hobble to bridle their feet is sume sort of a hobble to bridle th if tongues. Tne approaching marriage of V. ,s Carrie Kfodel and Mr. Nnesious Daschle two promiin i,t young people was announci i ,n St Joseph's church Sunday Tri.' wedding will take place on Sept. 19. .-iia iy treated, a sprained ankle tabl a man for three or four . but by applying Cliftinbprlain'e i n:uent fieoly as soon uh tho injury is i ivoi. and obHirvi'K tho directions w ach bottle, a cure can bo effected n I.. m two tofocrdnye. r or sale by t Healers. Bachman-Fehribach. Mis Emma Fehribach was ... . i -Kc TT I united in marriage to Mr. Henry, monman m at. dosenn s cnurcn Tuesday morning at 7 30 o'clock, Rev. Father Francis performing thf feromony Tue wedding banquet and rcc idion was held at the groom's t r.jc near Jasper and at night! t couple with their numerous. friends gathered at Kunkel's Hall

ti attend the wedding dance property on Main St. ihi jjroom is an industrious; 1? iit;id.b ,,i, rnm .;:ÄÄonwiJu, Si ?nlÄÄat thö '!Vacl,ers' rv.nv friends in congratulations lnstltutc Alon(,vpnd best wishes. Will Daeschle, after a few (weeks visit with homo folks in Ummon Colds must be Itkcn Scriotnly', Jasper, has returned to LouisI "i unless cured thy ?np tlm vitnlity ville. where he is a member of ' er tho vilnl rebiHtant-e to more; tnef,rc department, ""na infection. Protect vourchiHlnni ' -n i y ur.-eif by tho prompt use of Vol-J yc iasro just received infor- :-" !Ä::iMÄr""ui,r' "Zt that a ur Sei "-!, cold, rronp, whoopiiiR couli, Company of Rochester, N. Y. ''M.riaiis and afu-etionH of the Uwoat want a lady or gentleman repre- ' ;t nnd hioKs it is mi ever rend and setative in this section to sell all .iuUo remedy. At Jos. A. Mehringer. , . . f R Shrubs, Trees

I)r. A. IT Burris va3 overland Seeds. They inforiihus that j

from Glendale. Daviess Co.. Monday bringing over his daughter Miss Bessie to attend Teachffs Institute. Miss Burris will f ach ir. Marion Tp , this county The County Council .had a lively sermon Tuesday Does Hoffman live in Dubois or Martin County? From the way he talked sometimes a person would think ho lived in Martin county. believe he does and should resign. A Great Advantage lo Working Men, I- A.Mnpk, IMS. 7th St.., Steuben-'-, eayH; For years! Biiffereil jn iii wrak kidneys and a severe Phwlilor 'oobU-. I learned of Foley Kidnoy 1 i l" and their wonderful curta ho 1 beKan tnkinR them and tmra enough I had Vood lentiltd as any I hoard about. My wkaehu loll mo and toono of my husito, f xpreofinnn, that nlono Is . Rreiit fllvrnttm. My kidneys acted freo and n'Tinal, and that saved im n lot of tnUe v. I t is tlow a pleastiro to work where a used tobtsa ndeory. Foloy Kidney ii Is have cured nio nnd hntro my highUpraise." At Job. A. Mohrlnwrj

Davis Carr left yesterday for Iowa to attend school. Misses Francis and Nora

Sprauer returned home from Chi cago Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Rottet were hero from Evansville the firstof tho week visiting relatives, Tho town board meets in reg-' ulnr session next 'Monday night! to allow bills. ., , Ko;llie itching ekiu. lliiiln cuttf or burns without a yvar. Unit piles, (-fy.H-imi, salt rheniri, any iteiiintr. Uhu'h Üintiuon t. Your drtisUlu Bella it. Tie FaU terra of Jasper Col- . begins next week and a ' crowd of students are expected. Foollnngui 1. weak, run-down? Hnad at!he? Stomach "on"". .fiict a plain uzihuoi'iaicy .tver. ISunlook tilooil I5it

iw in hu. .jvcrr. IUIIUUUK IIQU(1 Jill- i-U C ew tfines livor i'n.l etomneh, proniotwitore Oil the square.

dilution. jtirifiOK tho biojd. 'Hie schools in Jasper will open for the Fall and Winter next Monday and it is thought that the enrollment this year will be larger than ever. "I mffored habitually from constipation. Doiiu'b Iterfiilets relieved and HtroaKlhewd the bowolf, so that tluy have Im, n regulni wer since." A. K Davin, (jiocer, Sulphur Spring j, Tex. Mrs- Jones with fcer children came ever from Huntinizbim? to Jasper last week to live, having purchased the nullencry business of Mrs. Anibel Carr. 1 ! For t owel eom plaint in ei.il.l on rw-' ft is certain to jfTect n cure an i when! reipiired with wntr and swcmtriu ! i plejfmit to take. No physician can pre ! scribe a belter reniolv. For pa'c All DualciH Mrs. John I-Jeller came up from Uannelton Saturday tor a days visit with her parents. tew Mr. Sullivan, of New Albany, is in Jasper visiting his cousin NB. Cummiskey. är- For latest St les in ready Cumto wear hats miskoy's go to irs The County Institute is in session this week at tho Court House with a membership of over 200. Before you reach the Limit, of physical endurance an I wlaie your condition ia ntill cnrabj, lako Foly tvninoy J'iMa. llioir quick action anü pos itive renulta will io iht yon. For baekiicho, nervousness, ihfeumatigisi, and all kidney bladder ami urinary tioublos. At .Ioh. A. Mohriiio.. Mrs. N. B Cummiskey return' ed horns Friday night from Cincinnati

Aiiss Norn Rfliiilpi Ipff. Wndnoc.Hio-. And tlm pernianont rebel and

! fr. ai,.., r Tr,ucomIurt it gives thud). At Jos. A. Moh-

tiliv IWL kJt. iri.llj o Ul Uli ' uwvla su New lot of Washing Machines for .$2 and up at Jacob C-Lorey's-in jGhnmberltiin'H Coui;li lnae ntcd it with po. , ... t i it... r I w riivfi .his. .iL. i iineiuiu, aMi K0rsit. hy An UcnC PumpS 20 Per Cent Discount on Kind of Pumps at Jacob all C Lorey's Furniture Store. The family of a Mr Mays, of; Huntiugburg moved to Jasper; this week into Oha. Troxler's without previous experience it is possible to maKo good wages every weeic any one oui ot , , i . . i mp'oyment write them for terms and enclose this notice For sale Best Writing Ink, jet black, lc. per ounce School children can bring ordinary ink bottles and get them filled at lc. a bottle Courier OlTice. How's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred nniinr hp. ward for anv cafii of Catarrh that cannot he cured hy Ifnll'M Calarrh Cure Is J. UUHXXKV A: UO., loleilO, O. Wo. tho underHigned, hnvo known K. J, Gheunny for tlndrst 15 years, and believe him porfuctly honorable in all business transactions and financially able t nnrry out any obligations ma le by h9 linn. WaMIV, Kl.STAIt & Maum.v, WholosnloürUKgiBiH, Tolti to, O. Ilnll'a Catairh Cure is taken internally, iictinjidiroetly upon the blood nnd mucous mirfnco of tho cystous. Testimonials pentfre. Price 7ö cenls per bottle Sold by nil Uruguiste. Take 1 (all's Family IMlls for constipation,

The county commissioners held

their regular monthly session the tlrst part of this week. Mrs Hessie Morey, nee Greene of Peoria, 111. , is in Jasper this week visiting relative. Twentv nar annt Difminfc on all Pumns at John Lorey's , v urniture Store Work has begun on tho conUuctionof a new cottage for Theodore Werner in the Gützweiler addition Mrs Clara Pickhardt returned home Friday from' Cincinnati, where she had spent a few weeks working in a wholesale millinery house Just received a Rig lot of the latest Patterns in all sizes of Rugs at John Lorey'ö Furniture Warrlio'a ifl always more or loss prevalent during September, lie pro?a-f-d tcr it. Ch isuhcrlum'g Coli., Ohoh-ro and Diarrhoea Remedy i prompt ard oftcctiml. It nan always bo dpend upon and h jileaennt to take. lor3ai by All Doalera. Mrs. Cummiskey has a nice line of new Fall Millinery latest stiles and lowest possible prices. Embarrassing For tho Locturer. Civilized people when thoy listen to a lecttiro on somo abstruse scien tific subject applaud even if they do not understand. But there is ondently more frankness among savages, according to a story told by Cnptnin Guy Burrows. A white man FOlno members ot an African tnhc, the Mobunghi, the wonders Ol the cfonm onirino and Etoamshin. Ie drew diagrams on tho ennd, and tho audience listened and looked witn apparently intan?c interest. At last he asked his hearers whether they understood. lfYes" they replied; they thought they did. "There was a deep ailence," Captain Burrows said, "for some tine, and then a voico in the center of the crowd expressed the unspoken Eontiinents of tho whole assembly in one emphatic word, uttered in n tone of the deepest conviction Tjinr!' " Embarrassin;; fox the lecturer rWestminster G rette. i ; I Kit; d'roii tiw;.- .V Second Diner Oat No Whatsh lab nnnw? First Dlnor Out 1 dunrto. Tatlcr. Foley's Kidney Remedy (Liquid) Is a irroat medicine of proven vlui or uo'ii acui and lironie kidnoy and bladder nihnnntn It is esiwialiy rj commendOil to olderh- pitoplo for ita wonderful loni.- and reeoiiBtmctive iiual i-illr(p Clay Lemon Sells 280 acres Boone Tp. in For r7G per acre, a large part secured the land. The deud were made bept 2d this is onof the biggest land deals cousuta-! mated in this county for some, itimc. Sewer! Sewer!! Seweri! - Who's got a sewer? Ge rgie wants a sewer! Gcorgie 's got the rumatiz ana hound to have a sewer. A Sanitary -ewer to cure all nodily ills Sanitary Sowers finest tning in the world, but what is the U3e of buying 8, 10 and 12 insh pipes when everyone knows 1, 2 and 3 inch pipes will answer the puripose just as well. Mind you, we; said JUST us well, because you'll have to put a force pump on either to blow them out and a 3 inch pipe will squirt farther than a 12 inch with the same presure. The town may need 8, 10 and 12 inen bewers WU years from now but not to-day There arc two petitions being circulated for and against- We are told that Uoss George has declared that he will vote for Sewers regardless of petitions; and we see where he was wise' in refusing to submit the ques-J tion to the voters as the proposi-! tion would have had as much J show of carrying as a snow hall does of freezing in Topet. Every-; body should go to the town Clerks . office and loo at tnosc plans; They area sight for Gods and I Men. and VCt Our honorable nwl lVnth SIR board paid Watt $150 for thorn; t was a snap and cheap at that: Watt ought to have charged j them G0Q ho would have got it iust as easy. There is no use; wasting words, the proposition will be defeated it is dead now and wid be dead a long time. When the citizens want sewers they will build them and large enough to answer the purpose for what they arc intended.

uemouy ior i or ,s wifo nvor bottom" and. Wn nrovotl to the CllT)tatn75 BatlS-

feet ciim,' Tu ct T.i..,..u.t t?i ; 7 .: 1 , i . i.

I'ooleaville. ,Junu ouiuuui. ivujiiciil o'-iiuuii.i laction, mo uu woii'ti v.Hb put iuw n-8. 'iFrod TherofT Mid John Krodel L tnr brrrel n:n1 ba.. d st Dornoch.

A Junketing Spree At Jasper's Expense. The town trustee ; met in spec

ial session Wednesday niarht and ordered a sewer laid from MeCrillus street on 4th, to Mill to be 18 inches, on Mill to 3d, St. to be 24 inches, on Mill from 3d, to Patoka to be 30 inches in diameter. Then they appointed a committee to go to B'oomington, Bedford ad Mt. Carmel to investigate the Sewer question. You will notice the towns are4 'dry" so the committee will have to carry its "booze along." And if its expenses are as large as some investigating committees it will cost the town about $75.00 a day The committee is composed of Dr. J. P. Salb. Jos. F. Friedman, Peter Huther, John E' McKali, W. S Hunter and Geo. R Wilson a majority of whom are sewer men. You know what the report will be on the 19th, even if the sentiment of the citizens are overwhelmingly against the sewer proposition. Then again we can think that the appointment of this committee is an effort on the part of the trustees to crawl out ot a hole and saddle tne blame on an appointed committee. Sic'em. WITCHCRAFT IN ENGLAND. Tho Last of the Judicial ProMcutions end Executions. Sir Matthew Hale, it is true, had hanged two poor women at Cam bridge in 1664, but a lew years later Lord Chief Justice Holt set himself strongly against such charges and in every case tried beforo him directed the jury to bring in a verdict of acquittal. In a celebrated trial at Guildford in 1701 not onlv was the supposed witen lound r guilty, but her fabe accuser, John Hathaway, was condemned to a year's imprisonment and to stand in the pillory three times. Yet, horrible "to relate, a woman named Hicks and her daughter, a child of nine, were hanged together at Huntingdon on July 28, 1716, for raising a storm of wind in league with tho devil. The last judicial sentence for witchcraft in England was in 173G, one Jane Wenham being actually found guilty, according to the indictment, of "conversing familiarly with tho devil in the form of a cat." Tho judgo, however, procured a reprieve for poor old Jane, and she was ultimately released, to end her days in peace. Laat, the witchcraft act was repealed for the United Kingdom in the same year. It was quite time, for only nine years earlier, in 1727, a woman was brought beforo Captain David Pioss, deputy sheriff of Sutherland, charged with "causing her daughter to be shod by the devil." and so making her lame both in hands and feet. Tho fact having The we:'tl-cr being col J at the time, ff0 rrernhl that L composeciy .-artian-.: .o i0 , or .;ie nro pre the othor ins! . i.'i.i-n ft u u ere gettirrr n 'i he t nj tö execute a wit- h ' i 1': fi r th Tring t.;" borne, n... J strously In nri at p ! namt-d Os ii'c b-ing suspect r,r. od of ttiu'i rr-T crowd, stiipp-. ' thrown irto a this br.it! ',. n- it KMECU by a , rr -j bound and f.vA. Both died of .iti.ifnt. But the witchcraft a : had been repealed, and. a verdict of willful murder hav inrr been relumed ajraimt one Collev, the chief inntigator of tho as sault. he wan in due courso tried and h.;..;,-ed.- Cornhill Magazine. WTint'n In a NnmeT A maiden whoso flrct namo was WtW Was the only nnd beautiful child Of Mr. JaclC Hose. And tho sad story cock That later ch wed Mr. Colt of NnTs Head Asd thus had her pretty namo sp'tloA. Bohemian Mnga2lna Difficult to Catch. Now .Member (who desires to bo clubbable, to old mcmbcr)-Do you flsbl Old llenibor (who hasn't been lutro 48ced-What for?Sketch.

Rff ihn Maw Rfulrt fmuinY' te:hino at John Lorey's Kurnityre Store. Repairing for all make of Machines on hand Fol;y's Honey AnJ Tar Compound. Stilt rotainn it IukIi jlm j as tho best houuelüdd reniflv for all coughs and colda, ttithor for children or Krowa persons. I'revonta eurioun rediilta from a old Take only thogenuino Foley's Honey and Tnr Uomnonnd. and refiiso AutstituUM. At Jo. A. Melirir 7or Sprauer-Melchlor The marriage of Miss Alice Melchior to Mr. William Sprauer occurred in St. Joseph's church Tuesday morning at six o'clock, the , Rev father Frances olticiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melchior and was one of the popular young adies of the local High School last year. The groom is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alois Sprauer and is an enterprising photographer. After the marriage ceremony thewedding party went to the home of the bride on West Fifth St. where a reception was held for the immediate relatives 'and the day was pleasantly spent. Mr. and Mrs. Spiauer will make their home in Huntingburg; where Mr Spmuer has built a studio and will engage in the business of photography. Tho Courier joins with the couple's many friends in congratulating them and wishing: them the best of success ßr Rubber Roofing from $1.00 a square and up, Tin Roofing, Galvanized Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, Cheap at Jacob C. Lorey's Furniture Store Digestion and Assimilation. It ie net the quantity of food taken hut t'o p nennt digested ami aaeiuiikted "tat srivpp Plrength nnd. vitality to tin Ftem. t -rinriLiorlain's btomccli and Ur Tablets invigorate the stomach ind i wr and enablothem to pcform thrir functions naturally, For eale by All Denier Bridges 3 Plenty. TheCountv Council met in the Court house Tuesday and after making the regular appropria10ns tor countv exnonses annropriated $7.750 to assist in building a bridge at Portersville, which the Commissioners of both counties located last Saturdav. An annronriation of 51 2.000. 00 was made for a. bridge at Haysville. which will not bü built, bpcause Martin county can't raise the Mon. and it takes Mon to build bridges. The Portersville hriricrewill cost about S'Zl.OUU. be ing of steel with concrete floor. Superseding all Oth:rs. From rich Mipsisfippi River bottoms; llmvolxwn selling Hughes' Toaic for six yt-ais far chills and fever, lias superceded all others in my trade. It in variably cures when given according to directions. It ie tho very med icmo wo need and tuoonly"one fcr chills and focr that I can sell." Sold lr- Dni'ints -50c. and $1 .00 liotths j rropnrod lv Robinson-Petti't Cfn., (Inc ) Louisvlle. W A STUD Hood Housekeeping Meanzine requires the 'services of a representative i Jnsprr to look nfu?- rubcrip?i n ipnewnlsand to extend circulation hy fix!fml niethods h ch have pnved nnifuoIly sMceesfifiil. Ka'mv and Ginmission. l"roviou3 experieneo fi?sirnllc, tmt nut e'pfntial. Whole time or spare tini" Addms with rpfeicnnos. J. F Fairbanks, (o 1 HoiiHetping Mngazine, 3SI Fourth A ve., New Ycr Ci.y. For $700. AV will sell a 4 room cottage on a lot 40rl00 feet on East 4th. Scrcpt This is a bargain; $400 cash and 2 years time on the other t300. See Ben Ed. Doane, Jasper, Ind Sore Nipples and Cuapncd Hands Arc quirk'v cured by npp'vtiv v. .tnnilxritr.in j We have 30

ifsb LOTS FORSÄLEIÜ

Gatzweiler' s addition for sale

at once, at very

These lots will

or on the installment plan. All

are on improved streets. Good

Ihealthy location. It will pay

lyou do examine, l r

JOSEPH GU1ZWE1LER,

Main street &

itflr Just Rpp.PlVPfl n Mmv Tf

of the'LatestPatterns in Rugs all and Prices Low at Jacob C. Lorey's. I Estate Transfers. Frank J. Seng to Frank Weber, 120a 10 2 3 $3000 Bernadina Reuber to August Stetter, lots 3 4 5 Reuber's add St. Anthony. Andrew W. Berger to Henry Otto pt lot 57 Jutt's and Jasper I1G50 II. T. Koerner to Frank Zimmer, pt lot 1G Birdseye $150 Peter Gehl to John A Dudine, 122a JelTerson tp and lot 6 Ferdinand $5500 Local and Unvoting salesmen representing; or reliable goods. Any man of coo l appearance who is not afraid of work can make this a satisfactory pnd permanent business. Write at once for terns. Outfit free. Territory unlimited. Bi' money can bo ma-'e. Arply ipiii k. .li.un Nrr.uitY Co., Rochester, X. Y THE CAPTAIN. DUBOIS Part Havana. 5c Cigar. For sale at all first-class saloons and cigar stores. Try it. j LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Inventoies Suponeas, Warrants, Reports etc for Sale at the Courier Office. Old Papers the Connor offico fc per packngo of 25. Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm LiOans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind. . .in..- ' i mHARPCR KENTVCKY,; For Sale by All Leading Dealers. choice lots in low prices. be sold for cash lilt uaii on. Public square.

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