Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 March 1912 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER By Bis Ed üoank.

JASPER, UÜ Belli CO UNTIl, INDIANA

or transmission tt. o ifcu tuo nn.il aaste mdcUs matter.

nbaenntion 1.ß0 Per Year. Thispapei is m riled regularly to it nhriberi until a Jefinite order to dis-

continue if receive:! and all arrears paid nfnll? nnlesa in the discretion of the

publiihei t different courLe should be

deemed adTiaable.

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912

Democratic State Ticket.

Governor SAMUEL M. RALSTON,

Lebanon.

Lieutenant Gov.-W. P. O'NFILL, J

Miihawakwa. Becreterv oi Stile LEW G. ELLINGHAM, Decatur. Auditor W. 0. O'BRIEN. Lawrenceburg. Treasurer W. H. VOLLMER, Vinetnnes. Attorney General TflO MAS W. HON AN, Seymo-ir. Superintendent of Public lusiruction CHARLES A. GREATHOüSE, Indianapolis Statiitician -THOMAS W. BROLLEY North Vtrnon. Reporter of the Supreme Court PHILIP ZOEROHER, Tell City. Judee of the Supreme Couit Firat Diitrict-JOHN W. PENCER, Evansyille. Judge of th6 Supreme Court, Fourth District RICHARD K. ERWIN, Fort Wayne. Judge of the Appellate Court-, First District JOSEPH H. SHEA, Seymour.

The Passion Play pictures were presenteä at St. Joseph's

Hall Sunday night to a gooü siz-

pd r.rowd and a cam on Monday

night for children, the proceeds

of the entertainment going into . .

the frescoing fund of the church.

At the Snencer county oratori

cal contest, held at Rockport,

Saturday. Miss Morel! Parker, ot

Luce Township won the first hon

or and received the gold meaai. She is a pupil in the sixth grade. There were seven contestants , The Convention is Over!

Now that the State convention

is over and the Evansville Cour

ier and a few of the Evansville

tarier have succeeded in defeating

Mr. Boehne's chance for the

nomination for governor, the

Democracy ot the district would

be pleased to see that sheet quit

fiphtinp; Democrats awhild and

fight Republicans or else get squarely over on the other side.

The rank and hie ot the party

grow tired of a pretended political organ everlastingly fighting the party it pretends to be allied

with. Wmslow Dispatch.

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PROVEN

Jasper Readers Can Ho Longer Bos&t the

Evidence. This Jasper citizen testified

long ago.

Told of quick reher o lasting

benefit.

The facts are now confirmed. Such testimony incomplete the evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof of

merit.

The Democratic Platform. As democrats turn their attention to a retrospective view of the state convention and its work, many seek an explanation of the party to adopt a platform in accordance with the expressed desires of Gov. Marshall, State Chairman KorWy and other well known leaders. . Two planks, which it was generally conceded, would be included in the platform were omitted altogether. They were the plank

pledging the party to convert the railroad commission into pub

lic utilities commission and the

plank pledging the party to pass fri-Atewide nriraary law.

The explanation will not long . . T i 1 1

baffle the pouucai analysis, rvwiwntion was moving day for

Biß Business. It moved across the line which separates republim 1 1. J 4- r- si r

cans irom aemocrais anu u.uiv possession of the democratic party. Its strange influence was felt in the platform committee when the public utilities measure was defeated by a vote of 6 to 7.

In the platform committee, Big Business was ably represented by that pillar of corporate control, the Honorable Frank M. Kistler of Logansport. The Honorable Mr. Kistler was the chairman of the platform committee. Why he ever was appointed to this important place is more than honest, well-meaning democrats were able to determine. Again, the answer is easy. Kistler and his associates, the Honorable Michael M. Foley, the Honorable Mike Ryan, the Honorable Joe Bell, the Honorable Samuel Murdock, et cetera, were on the job with only one end in view the nomination of 4cpdidates believed to be friendly;to the interests they represent. When the platform adopted by the democratic state convention has been analyzed, for evidences inf Rffttesmanshin. there is a tre

mor in the hearts of many democrats who had expected something of real significance from

the nlatform committee on the

eve of a national campaign. T he

nlatform is a erlarinc: example of

petty politics. It is a make-shift to say the most, and obviously was drafted with the view of of-

f undine no one.

This substitute for a plank pledging the party to the enactment of public utilities commission law is "legislation requiring full publicity of all proposed franceise ordinances before their 'enactment." What the public demanded was not publicity, because a few militant newspapers are always sure to perform their duty to their subscribers in this J respect. The public demanded . some means of thwariing city councils bent upon a career or corruption, despite the publicity of which the democratic platform speaks. Indianapolis Sun. The citizens of Jasper will remember for many a day tne J asper Rathole Sewer business.

Roosa Eats 'Em Raw.

Just wait till The Evansville

Courier has to gulp down that meas of Taggart crow that is awaiting it; then you'll see who's on top. Gibson County Star.

We absolutely refuse to eat it, whether broiled, stewed, fried or

baked. So there Evansville

Courier. The bird is before him, and

while he may sag he must swal

low. So he prefers to take it raw. We think Ben Bosse swal

lowed his'n alive

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William John. Newton St.,

Jasper, Ind., says: 1 1 know of a case of kidney trouble where Doan's Kidney Pills were used with great benefit. The person suffered from lameness across the hips and this was accompanied by a dull, gnawing pain through the back. When I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, it wnrrpd to me that they

might be just the remedy that

was needed and! procured asupnl v at Flick & Pf au's Drue: Store.

Tneir use brought relief and

nroved of benefit in every way.

I consider Doan's Kidney Pills

an effective kidney medicine. (Statement given April 24, 1907.) Lasting Results. On March 24, 1910, when Mr.

Jnhn was interviewed, he con

firmed his former statement and added: ' 'The great benefit deriv

ed in the case I have previously described has been permanent. Doan's Kidney are worthy of re-endorsement.,,

For sale by all dealers. Price

50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buf

falo, New York, sole agents for the

United States.

Eernember tlie name Doan's and take no other.

For County Commissioner. Joseph A. Goetz is a candidate for County Commissioner from the Secoud district of Dubois County, Subject to the Democratic primary election.

Thomas Schnarr is a candidate for County Commissioner from the 2d District of Dubois County. Subject to the Democratic Primary May 9, 1912. ROBERT KElF Of Cass township, is a candidate for Representative for Dubois and Pike counties, subject to the Democratic primary. Harry W. Carpenter.

Of Pike county, is a candidate for re-election as Prosecuting

Attorney for the 57th Judicial Circuit- Subject to the decision

of the Democratic primary May

9, 1912.

For S700. We will sell a 4

room cottage on a lot 40x100 ieet

on East 4th, Street. This is a bargain: S400 cash -nd 2 v ears

ime on the other p 00. See

Ben Ed. Doane, Jasper, nd

We know of a number of fami

lies who are regular readers of

the Courier but are not subscribe

ers. thev borrow the Daner from

their neighbors. We are glad to know that the Courier is thus

annreciated. but why not sub

scribe? The cost is small and we

would armreciate having these

names on our mailing list

Forida, Cuba and

Western North Carolina Are near by and comfortably reached when vou consider that the

Southern Railway operate daily

through sleeping cars from St. Louis

and Louisville to Knoxville. Ashe-

viile, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon

and Jacksonville.

Tourists tickets aid Someseekers'

t'eketa are now on sale by all agents

ot the Southern Railway.

Gall on anv agent for rates and

other information, or write for copy

of "Winter Homes in the boUth,"

"Land of the Sky" booklet, to

J. G. Beam, Jr., A. G. P. A0

St. Louis, Mo.

9red . (Driver, Vet 6iiD3iy kiiui i.

Office on 7th St. next door to TCnnkeT & Hettich's livery barn

Home phone in day 45-2, night

119. Cumberland 77-2.

Naw Service to Chicagn

111. " and intermediate

Points Via Southern Railway Monon Route. Effective March 4th, 1912, Monon Route will establish new

train service between French

Lick and Chicago, on following

schedules 10.00 PM Lv. French Lick Ar. 7.00 AM.

10.03 PAI Lv. West Baden Ar. 6.55 AM.

10.27 PM Lv. Paoli L. 6. J3 AM

10.45 PM Lv. Orleans Lv. 5.05 AM

11.10 PM Lv. Bedford Lv. 5.35 AW

12.01 AM Lv. B'loomington Lv. 4.22 AM 3,00 AM Lv. La Fayette Lv. 1 43 AM 6.40 AM Ar.GSrd St Chicago Lv 10,30PM

0.45 AM Ar. 47th St Chicago Lv 10 25FM 7,00 AM Ar. Dearborn Sta " LvlU.löPM This train will afford excellent service between all Southean Indiana points, Chicago, 111 and intermediate stations. Equigment of new train will consist of electrically lighted Pullman drawing room compartment sleeping cars and first-class coaches. Southern Ry. trains leaving Evansville 6.20 PM, Cannelton 5.45 PM, Rockport 5 45PM Louisville 4.30 PM will make connections with this new and improved service. J. C. Beam, Jr., AGPA, St. Louis SOUTHERN RY.,

TIME TABLE

Schedule in EffectSunday Apr. 21 the Fo owing is for Information Only and is nor

Guaranteed. EASTBOUND

No. 5 DAILY 9:34 A. M. :

NO. 17 " 5:53 I . M. I No. U " 8:10 1. M

S.o. W.SUNDAY ONLY 6:50 A. M i

WESTBOUND ;

No. 12 DAILY' 7:57 A. AI

Xo. 14 11. .10 A. M

-NO, 9 " 7:2C V M No. 20 Sunday Only. ii:05 . AI

Time shown at lluutingburg. I

iEASTBOUND.

No. 1, DAILY. 4:37 A.M.I No. 9, 44 9:20 "

No. 3, " 3:5UV. fli. No. 23, " 5:40' " ' ,

WESTBOUND

No. 2, DAlIiYYl2:50 A. M. No. 4, " 10:30 No. 24, " 11:55 A.M.

No. 10, " b':UU V: M.

V. E. Glaycomb, Aet, Jaspor

sS&Z?' SCOT'S

no worry about quality of fabric, character of workmanship, correctness of fit or style wten you

Lave clothes made to fit ypiir

form and. as you want tL

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Four-Button Novelty Sack, No. 712

Ed. V. Price 8(, Go. HKÄCH A.N'T TA1I.ORS CHICAGO They deliver absolute satisfaction at unusually convenient priee3, and weVe ready to -i -it

send your order to th

soon as we get your measure

and choice of their new Spring Woolens. AT

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Win, J, KUEBLER'S, Clothier and Haberdasher West Side Public Square.

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Contracts taken Let us show you.

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m hie iispiii i;

The Home Telephone Co

has the largest lit oi subscribers and will give you the best ser vice

You can talk to your

friends, order you merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE GO

VV C? JJLCü V C? UU uuuxuu iu ukj xj-jl li-Gutzweiler's addition for sale

at once, at very low prices. These lots will be sold for cash

S or on the installment plan. All 8 n .j 4 rvj

gare on improveu. ötrüwuö. uuuu Ihealthy location. It will pay

you do examine. Call on.

JOS PH

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Main street & Public square.

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Kress bros. prop.

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Southern Railway Inauguration of new electrica :ly lighted Pullman drawing room deeping car line between St. Louis, Mo. and Jacksonville, Fla. KfrV-iive Monday Dec. 4th Southern

K ilwiv will establish new Pullman

steeping car line between St. Louis and

Jacksonville, Jb la. on loiiowmg scneauie

ONE NIGHT OUT.

12Ü5N Lv St. Louis G.00PM

12.22 PM Lv. E. St. Louis Ar. 5.20 PM

w.iSPMLv. Bellevale Ar. 4.49 PM

1 39 PM Lv. Uentralia

2.3-3 PM Lv. Mt. Vernon 3.25 PM I-v. Fairfield 3.53 PM Lv. Albion

4 .00 PM Lv. Browns

4.21 PM lv. Mt. Caruiel.

4 3 PM Lv. Princeton

Ar 3.40 PM

Ar. 3.01PM Ar. 2.10 PM Ai. 1.43 PM Ar. 1.3Ü PM Ar. 1.17 PM

Ar. 12 55 PM

nm PM Lsr. Oakland Chv Ar. 12 2S PM

5.40 PM Lv iuntim.'barg Ar. 11.50 AM

7.30 PM Lv. New Albanv Ar. 9.50 AJ 8 U PM Ar. Louisville Lv 9.30 A M 8.10 PM Lv. LosisviMe Ar. 8.40 A M 0.15 AM Ar. Chattano xra Lv tHo PM t 10 AM Ar. Atlanta " Lv. 5 10 P vl

8. 20 PM Ar. Jacksonville Lv. 7 40 A ' J. O. Beam Jr., AGI'A, St. Louis, Mo. Sore Nipples and Chapped Rands Are quickly cured by applying: Chaniberlain'f 6alve. TriTit it i a success. l?ricu 5 cents. .

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The Sutton HOTEL WEST BADEN, 1ND. "The Typical Home-Lite Hotel."

Will V. Troth Proprietor.

Thfi Sntton Hotel is Seated upon a high eleva-

tian affording splendid new of the picturesque springs valley. Located one square from depot and the famous West Baden Springs. Electric Lighted, Steam Heated, Hot and Cold Water, Fire Proof. Rates $10.50 Per Week, with all the eonver iences of your home, No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A hotel with service surpassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate within reach of all. Splendid accommodations for families. Write the management f oi: any information you want. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.

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t Wra. A. Wilson. General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans at 5 per cent; Jasper, Ind.

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