Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 May 1912 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER jjy Bkn Ed Doane.

JASFJßH, ldtl 11-5 CUUN'n, INDIANA

boy. If the boyere to sit in the corner and act like the grandmother we would send for the doctor. We surely would think that the eraadmother would need

some personal attention if she

Ii OVSlX4 V. J w www - hntereu Jtl" i'of mho . ir;.; acted like the boy, playing leap w twiwinwoij tt.-oii-i. mo " - frop-and tiirnincr summer-saults.

A boy demandSvfairness. If the parent is firm in his decision a boy will accept any ruling if that ruling is reasonable. A boy has rightslthat we must respect. He is no fool. The boy is onto his

job and we dare not impose upon him or he will resent out imposition.

Mr. Grassmna will 'preach next

Sunday morning and evening

and during the week upon topics interesting andMnstructive.,

Hnbonoticn 1.50 Per Year. This papei is nruiled regularly to it subscribers unlit a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears paid nfull; on less in t he discretion of the publiahei a different courte should be deemed advisable. FRIDAY , MAY 3, 1912

Democratic State Ticket. : "Governor SAMUEL M. K ALSTON, Lebanon. Lieutenant Gov. W. P. O'Nü'ILL,

Mishawakwa.

The Jasper High School.

Will hold its 14th Commence

ment exercises at the Court

Rouse Tuesday Evening May 14.

Prof. Dearing of Oakland City i will receive $15 and exnenses for

Seorf.ifrs-oi state lis WG.ELLING- endeavor to enlighten the HAM.Uecaiur. class in regard to the "Heritage Auditor-W. 0- O'BRtfcN. Lawrence- Amrican Yöuth ThPre

w n. vosxmbb. Vin- will be 14 graduates at this 14th.

rpnnPfl commencement, as toiiows:

. THOMAS W

HON AN, Seymo-ir

Public Instruction

- - -OH ARLESa" G RE ATHO USE, IndianfiDOlis.

Statistician -THOMAS W. BROLLEY

North Vernon. Reporter of the Supreme CourtPHILIP ZOE ROHER, Tell City.

.Tnrift nf the Supreme Court First

Diitrict-JOHN W. PENCER, Evans-ville.

Jndee of ths Supreme Court, Fourth District-RICHARD K. ERWIN, Fort

Wavne.

t.,,? rtf fViA Armßllfite Court, First

District JOSEPH H. SHEA, Seymour.

ROBERT JCEMP.

Miss Lillian Anderson,

" Agnes Buechler Mr. Edward Cambell " Othniel Chambers " Earl Dougherty, " Claude Gramelspacher. " Francis Ginder. " Robert HohlerMiss Clarissa Kuebler. Mr. Ignatz Kress. ' ' Raymond Lorey Miss Sarah Mehringer. Mr. Albert Raney, Mis 3 Olive Rudolph,

. DOUBLY Mews Readers Can Ho Longer Doubt the Evidence.

This -"asper citizen testified

long ago.

Told o quicK: reliet or un rlrmVirerl benefit.

The facts are now confirmed,

Sach testimony, is completers evidence conclusive

It forms convincing proof of

merit

William John, Newton St.,

.Tflsner. Ind.. savs: "I know of a

case of kidney trouble where

Dnan's Kidney Pills were used

with great benefit. The person suffered from lameness across

the hits and this was accompan

ied by a dull, gnawing pam through the back. 'When I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised,

it occurred to me that they might

be just the temedy that was

needed and 1 procured a suppiy. Their use brought relief and nrnved of benefit in every way

I consider Doan's Kidney Pills

an effective - kidney medicine. (Statement given April H, 1907.) LASTING RESULTS.

On March 24. 1910, when Mr.

lohn was interviewed, he con-

firmed his former and added: 4The great benefit derived in the case I have previously described has been permanent.

Doan's Kidney Pills 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.

Remember the name Doan's

and take no other.

9-red. 'G. driver,

Veterinary k t i g t x Office on 7th St. next door to

Kunkel &Eettich's livery barn

Home phone in day 45-2, mght

119. Cumberland 77-2.

Miss Lena Kress.

Of Cass township, is a canrli- Daughter of Joseph Kress, ai d date for Representative for Du- aged 21 died of Petronis at Oakbois and Pike counties, subject to land C.ty last Friday morning the Democratic primary. and was brought to J asper aud w e - t-r- buried at St. Joseph's last SunUaPPII Ul PflPnPniPP day afternoon. She had been to litil I IJ II. UUI pölllöl . st Louis and on her way home Of Pike county, is a candidate became so ill that she had to stop for re-election as Prosecuting at Oakland Cjjy where sno i died. a 4.4. , a K7fVi .Tnrlif.ial Coroner Meinker and Mr. hrade-

Circuit- Subject to the decision meyer of Huntingburg held rn

of the Democratic primary may inquest ouuuy munuii.

9, 1912.

Salb holding an autopsy. Sun

day night a Mr. Grigsby was ar-

Cnn Pniinhl PnmmieeinnOP rested and placed in Jailm da-

IUI UUUIIiy UÜIIHIHUÜIÜIIÜI . fault of $1000 bond, for his sup

.TnPnh A, Goetz is a candidate posed connection with the case.

. .

for County commissioner irora

fn Sppond district Ot JJUDOIS

County, Subject to the Democrat-

. . i i

ip primary eiecuon

Thomas Schnarr is a ennd'date

for f!f inn tv OmmipsiO . : iom

the 2d Distric,"

Subject to t1

Huntingburg Grows.

LTatfc Pri

mary May 9,lc

The Rev. F. k

IT I O

vne

' c hurch ounhe morning uj vi -t 4 Re-

Synod?cal ? i , Sunday School wi, byterian chuu-n pulpit of the T day, April 28 Vie discussed t h :

generation," i. un c.: .orybody was verv much initr-.ted. At

. . . . v night he sp Problem ' a no That, the bo ' riaht. that he i

Bv virtue of a decision of Spe

cial Judge JohnE. McPall, the

City of H'Burg has been enlarged

bv about 450 acres or territory

and 200 inhabitants who didn't

want to live in the village by the

creek. Judge Bretz also decided

in favor of the County Commis

sioners m their contention that

.-' Emil Berger was not a competent

civil engineer. Emu Berger

ravs the cost. Emil has learned

that -he can take a hoss to water

but he? can't make him drink

Sadderbudweiser.

.he "Boy

ii jart said:

...urily is all j 1 as good as

the home from w .u. h he comes, 1 not as good as i.m mother but as' the home fro-- u i.rch he comes Courts anc1 - v..j were designed to reform but .he ' have miserably f ai'ed for i o one can be reformed by force. There must be a formation of character rather than the reformation of the person. He emphatically stated that he believed in the boy because:First the boy possesses integrity and every kid has integrity. He has a strong moral fiber. If he tells you anything you should listen, it might not amount to very much to us but it amounts to a 'great deal to him. The men I who are giving their lives to the' winning of the boy have discov ered in the juvenile courts tha. the petty theiving and burgleriwere not con-mitted by boys i the slums but by boys coming from the best homes in the cities; eighty five percent, of the boys corning irom these homes. So many of the parents seem to consider the bov a thief and to prove the asser ion he asked why did

jelly high on a high shelf rather WBfct

then on the shelf where he could . reach it. We should never distrust a bey until he breaks a law. Second. The speaker also believed in the boy because he has manhood, so much manhood that , hp. Qiiffht to be considered a com-:

panion. bvery parens needs to;

Decome wen cicquaiiitcu vyiuh boy. They may know their : 3

names but not their dispositions. s Two many parents forget that a :

. boy is a boy, a kid is a Kia ana the guy is a guy. A boy is not a calf, nor a colt, nor sissy, nor a gandpa, nor a grandnia but is a

Now Service to Chicago

111, and intermediate

Points Via Southern Railway Monon Route. Effective March 4th, 1912, Mo- . .i fii

non Koute will estaonsn new

train service between French

Lick and Chicago, on following

schedules:

10.00 PM Lv. French Lick Ar. .UU AM .

10.03 PM Lv. Werft Baden Ar. 6.00 AM. 10.27 PM Lv. Paoli L r. 6.33 AM 10,45 PM Lv. Orleans Lv. 5.05 AM 11.10 PM Lv, Bedford Lv. 5.35 AM 12.01 AM Lv. Blooinineton Lv. 4.22 AM

S.On AM Lv. LaFavette Lv. 1 43 AM

(3.40 AM Ar. 63rd St UhicagoLviu.ounu 6.45 AM Ar. 47th St Chicago Lv 10 25PM 7,00 AM Ar. Dearborn Sta " LvlU.loPM

This train will afford excellent

service between all Southean In

diana rjoints, Chicago, 111 and in

termediate stations.

RnmVment of new train will

consist of electrically lighted

Pullman drawing room compart-

rhent sleemng cars and nrst-ciass

coaches Southern Ky. trains

leaving- Evansville 6.20 PM, Uan-

nelton 5.45 PM, Rockport 5 45PM

Louisville 4.30 PM will make

connections with this new and

improved service.

J. C. Beam, Jr., A(ir A, öt. uouis

SOUTHERN RY.,

Caught. In Philadelphia they tell a story

of a man whose wife hail arranged

an "authors' evening" and persuad

ed her reluctant husband to remain

at home and help her receive the fifty guests who were asked to par

ticipate m this intellectual least.

The first author was dull enougn, but the second was worse. Moreover, the rooms were infolerably

warm. do. on pretense oi leumg

in some cool air, the unfortunate host escaped to the hall, where he found a servant comfortably asleep on the settee. "Wake up T sternly commanded the Philadelphian in the man's ear. "Wake up, I say! You must havt been listening at the keyholesHarper's Magazine

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A PROMPT ;VS E RLfvHEDYFOF. . v AJISCFjl i , m-nent 9 5 ";.: dai . . - . mitinJvtv- v ' ..., u.ud rcmoviac io " gate:3 U !

"Hie Black Sheep. ,rWnat, asked the man who had returned to Ins native town after an ahsence of many years, "hecame of Ed Ferguson ?" "Ed? Oh, he'sdoin' fine. Got the "best livery, stable anywhere around here and runs the , depot hack." "Let's see! He had a younger brother, hadn't he?" ''Yes Lera. He never amounted to much. Wrote poetry and painted pictures. I guess the family kind of disowned Mm. At least he went away several years ago, and I dunnc what ever, hecame of him." Chicago Tribune.

Very Serious

It J.S a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we urge you in buying to be careful to get the genuiae

BLACK-DRAUGHT

Liver Medicine

T$he reputation of this old, reliable medicine, for constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the favorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN F2

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THERE'S no worry quality of fatricncliaractcr of workmanslup, correctness of fit or style wnen you nave clotnes made to fit your f oirai and as you want tkcm,ky

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MERCHANT TAIZ.OXS CMICAOO Tkey deliver absolute satisfaction at unusually convenient prices, and we're ready to send your order to tliem t soon as we get your measure and clioice Woolens. AT

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TIME TABLE

Schedule in EffectSunday App. 21 the Fo

owing is (op information Only and is nor

Guaranteed.

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EASTBOUND 5 DAILY 9:34 A. M. 17 fl :53 P. M. 11 8:10 P. 31 Id SUNDAY ONLY GO'A. M WESTBOUND . 12 DAILY ' :57 A. M 14 i. 11.30 A. M y 7:2C V M 20 Sunday Only. il:U5 a . Al Time shown ut Iltiutingbur. IEASTBOUND. 1, DAILY. 4:37 A. M 9, " 9:20 3, " 3-.50P. ÄI. 23, " 5:40 " WESTBOUND 2, DA1LY.12:50 A.M. 4, " 10:30

24, " 11:55 A.M. 10. " 8:00 P. M. V. E. Claycomb, Ai?t, Jasper

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The Home Telephone Co

has the largest list of

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30 LOTS FOR SALE!

We' have 30 choice lots in

G-utzweiler's addition for sale at once, at verv low prices.

These lots will be soldförcash

or on the installment plan. All

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"The Typical Home-Lite Hotel." ' Will V. Troth,1Proprietor. The Sutton Hotel is Seated upon a high elevatian affording splendid view 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 conver 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 for any information you want. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.

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Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm

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