Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 June 1912 — Page 4

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JASPER COURIER Coüioa School 'Graduates. -

t.y Ben' I5d Doanje.

JASPER, lüii . OUUNTV, -INDIANA

. PnhQf nnticn K1.50 Per Year.

Thiapapei ia milled regularly to it :itvr.riber& until a Jeßnite order to die-

,nntinne ig receive ! and all arrears paid

in full: nolees in the discretion of the

publiehei a different course should be de med advisable. FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1912

Democratic State Ticket.

Governor SAM UEL M. RALSTON,

Lebanon. Lieutenant iov-W. P. O'NÜILL,

M ' " ft It WW I 1 V ' "V Secretary o State lil2W C4.ELLING-

fl AM. Decatur.

Auditor W. 0-'O'BRIEN. Lawrence

burjr.

Trelisurer WH. VOLLMER, Vin-

eennea.

Attornev ( U-eruI THO WAS W.

JiO.NAN, SeyiDO'in

Saperintendent of Public Instruction CHARLES A. GREATHOüSE, Indi-

ananolis.

StatistiHan THOM AS W. B ROLLEY

North. Vernon.

Reporter of the Supreme Court

ndcA nf the Sunreme Couit First

District JOHN W. öPENCER, Evans-

ville.

Jnriaft of the Sunreme Court, Fourth

Diatrict-RICHARD K. ERWIN, Fort

Wayne.

Judge of the Appellate Court, First

District JOSiSFidL Ja.. ttHJUiL, aeymour.

For Joint Representative Dubois & Pike

ROBERC KEMP.

Grigsby

Guilty.

Given 3 to 14 Years.

Ralnh Griesbv. late of Jasper,

was convicted in the Gibson

Countv Court at Princeton Wed

nesday, of complicity in having

n abortion performed which caused the death of Lena Kress

some weeks ago He as sen

tenced co the Penitentiary tor from 3 to 14 years-

It is reported that at the close of the case he took th e witness

stand and confessed to his part

in the crime and told of Dr. millers part. Miller will be tried in

July. Good riddance

$2,319.31

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The Townboaid met Monday nio-ht. all members present

Certificate No. 3- for $645 45 was

issued to Roetzel & Chipman for

work done during Way, 1912, on the Sanitary Sewers. This makes a total of $2,319.31 paid for the hewers, and on which the town is now paying 6 per cent interest, and does not include at least $1,000 00 damages they have done to the streets Look at 6Mi street west for facts. There were five bids to furnish coal for the town for the coming year, viz; Wm. Geisler, Perry Poison, Big 4: and .Wooley of Boonville and the Aryshire mine in Pike Co Wm. Geisler had the lowest bid, and w as awarded the contract at 6:,-i c for mine run and 4:ti c for slack Notice was received hat 16000 gallons of oil at 3c per gallon for stree" purposes had been shipped and will be here the coming week. The usual bills were allowed, and the usual talk fest indulged in. St, Joseph's Schools.

The commencement exer ises of the St Joseph's common schools were held last Sunday night June 9, 1912. There were 13 younq lady graduates, but nnlv VA nrcsont; Miss Stella Mc-

Fall being unable to be present rm account of sickness- The

other members of the class were

aa follows: Anna Jieckman, Mary Blessinger, Mary Dick, Parl Gerber. Matilda Hohler,

Emma Klein. Loretta Kunkel,

Viola Melchoir. Oliva behuler,

Isabella Schuetter, Aurelia Troxw Ticona Urieh. They had

several songs and chorusus accompanied by Miss Francis Eckert, and the College Orchestra.

The Students gave two short!

plays, one in English en. i tied "The Witch of Rosenburg, M and one in German entitled "Die Gelehrten KoecKinnen." Rev. Basil Heusler, O. S. B. rector of bt. Josephs Church delivered the class address and presented the diplomas and all went home happy. Success to the youngr ladies.

COLUMBIA TP- 15.

Martha Hasan 87; Mabel Alex

ander 76; Blanche Stevens 79;

Fred McCune 78; Ben Ellis 77;

Alma Stevens 82; Lawrence JNich-

olson 80; Amy McCune W tfessie

Hays 83; Ethel Crowder 8b; Evert

Bledsoe 84; Raymond JcJeaty 82; Earl Beaty 83: Helen Alexander

91; Bernice Eicher 90.

HARBISON TP 16. Josenh Strotman 79; Lillie Poe

80: Nora Waldriü 80: Ida Harder

82; Wm. Eichmiller öl; uiarence

RudolDh 89: Irene Meyer by;

Irene P. Songer80; Carrie Har

der 79: Elmer Hottman '( ( ; &a-

ward Waldrip 92; Olive Vogel 75;

John Potts 77. BOONE TP. 9

Hurfi Travlor 84. Floyd G.

Schnarr 85. Alva McCain 80. Ru

ben Houtch 81. Alice Schnarr 80.

Mattie Schnarr 86. Ethel McCor-

mick 84. Jesse Schnarr 77 Frank

Rohrscheib 76.

MADISON TP. 13

Carletta Radke 88. Barney

Sweenev 75. Minnie Prick 84-

Mattie Harden 87. Michael Hoff

man 83. Carl Burlingame 79.

Ralnh Greene.79. Huso Hobinson

76. Henrv Hauser 77. Flora Ra

gle 75. Glenn Yates 75. Constance

Koons 92. Virgil Koons 8b

BAINB RIDGE TP. 31. Mathilda tiohler 87, Mary

Blessinger 87, Marie Dbk 82,

Leona Urich 87. Olivia bchuler 8b

Veronica Blessinger 76, Isabelle Schuetter 79, Marie Eck 88, Pearl Gerber 84, Leo Schnell 80, Evelvn Cox 84, Bernard Bohnert

78, Emma Klein 93, Loretta Kun-

kel 91, Anna Beckman 85, Clar

ence Gramelspacher 82, Stella McFall 93, Aurelia Troxler 18,

Ivan Friedman 92. Edwin Kremp

89, Oscar Dieckman 92, Mary1

Anderson 88, Urban Uricji 82,

Viola Melchior 82, Albert Stem-

kamp 87, Edwin Kuebler 89,

Rossa Lindsay 75, Halbe 1 ray lor

86 Oscar Hottman 87, Ulauae

Flick 75, Minnie Hopf 77.

MARION TP. 1. Wm. Seng 78. HALL TP. 4. Clifford Hubbs 83. Frank

Thompson 77. Edwin Miller 91,

Sydney Conrad 82.

JEFFERSON TP 15Beatrice Ash 78, Etta McKin-

nev 82. Dewev Grant 82, Roy

Grant 83, Joyce Bailey 89, Earl

Nolen 87. Dewev Foster 79. Ed-

, s -

ward Schnell 92, GeorgeCook88, Viola Leaser 75. Esther Dearborn

83, Woodson Cummins 76. Mar

garet Fitter 8, Guftey King 78, Clarence Dearborn 78.

JACKSON TP, 1. Arthur Limp 81. PATOKA TP. 35. Foster Blemker 83. Willard

Rauscher 77, Charlotte Bretz 81, Walter Hochmeister 87, Odessa

Dixon 79, Walter Cox 80, Carl Smith 76. Mark Dufendach 89,

Geo Ahrens 80, Harold Dufen

dach 84, Mlie Anderson 81, Roy

Katterhenrv 80. Robt H Br Urn

ing 76, Wesley Mcllree 79 Katie

Borman 78, Adonis (tray 85, Lawrence Christopher 79, Gilbert

Cato 75, Ford Miher 85. Michael

Wuetcher 76. Ina Farrar 88 Min-

nie Anderson 78, Freda Bretz 0, m '.'V . A ft

Evan C. rickhardt 81, Agatha

Dillon 91, L.eone north 87, Ada

vVesseler SO, Mane Ahrens 89,

Mabel Alpers 89, vary Smith 78, John Stapleton 77, Walter Miessner 77, Geo. Griesinger 78, Fern

Helmnch 75, Arthur Repke 7o.

CASS TP. zö Edna Katterjohn 83, Anna Miller 82. A'bert Schwartz 85,

Elsie Steinkamp S6, Nora Kemp 83, Edward hinge 81. David

Deuper 79. Esther Overbeck 76, Otto Ellis 77, Marv Wittrock 75, Lydia Bac tell SO, Carl Laud 89. Myrtle Tuley 83, Regina S. Finke S3, Ruth Cqoper 94, Wm. Tor-

mohlen 9, Harry Matintel S3, , Elvis Tormohlen 76 Ross Wibbler S2, Anna Meyer 75, Mi'da Wibb i

ler oi), Laura S. Blesch 79, Nimrod Sunclerman SO. Total number successful in county 160Leader for county honors, Ruth Cooper of Cass Tp Fractions in above have been omitted.

HAPPY RESULTS. :

Mi Made Many Jasper Residents Enthusi

astic.

&fad G. dDriver,

Veterinary i Surgeon

Ir K

1NU WUUUei öCUIb Ul dctaucr r-i L i. .n

it k pnnncrh :nmnVp anvone IkUnKei öc liettlcn'S livery Darn

happy to find relief after years Home phone in day 45-2, night

of suffering Public statements ny- oumoeriana 1 1-

like the following are but truthful renresentations of the daily

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wmküone m jasper oy iJoan b Naw Service to Chicago

XVI U HC J Jl

Mrs. PhiliD Schwenk. Mill St . -L"-

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Jasner. Ind., says: I can voucn

for the merits of Doan's Kidney

Pills hoth from personal exoen

ence and from observation -of

thpir o-ood work in other cases.

I

and intermediate

Points Via

Southern Railway Mcnon Route. Effective March 4th, 1912, Mo-

nnn Knnr.e will estannsn new

WHEN YOU

READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT

in your agricultuml paper this month,

remember that we hare the agency for Menz "Ease" and "American Boy" shoes. THESE

LETTERS prove they are worth investigating.

iWi -K t"j -d;iio non jxoute win esiauiisn new nvnp.nrftd Doan's Kidnev rills ... irirti.

T ; , , j tram service ueiweeu ncuui

at h'hek: & nau surue -tore anu T : j u,- -jwiwto.

T .T i J-JlUtt. clilU VjlllUdUU, UH lUliUYYiiifi

tooK tnem wnen sunenng uum schedules-

honlrophp QTlri nfllTI nTli" Rf.ltTneSS m nr tu t v u r T fC AM

in my neck. Kelief SOOn IOllOW- io.03 PM Lv. Weat Baden Ar. (j.bd AM.

A fVio n nco nnrt sm nnw in 1U. I'M JLV. raoil L,r. o.jo nnx

much better health,- (Statement M Lv. Orleans Lv. d.Oo AM

given m April ivm.) 12.oi AM Lv, Bloomington Lv. 4.22 AM

KE-ENDOKSEMENT. 3.00 AM Lv. LaFayette Lv. l 43 am On Mnwh 1910 whpn Mrs. 6.40 AM Ar. G3rd St Chicago Lv 10,30 PM

Cn : r;r she am a. i7th st 00 lv io.?opm

.V TAt LC- T. JA 7,00 AM Ar.DearDorn hta " Lviu.iorxu said: ' Nothing has occurred This train will afford exceilent 11 -Mi-it st fho nüor rhvoo xronvc: fo fl - ... . t..

ixuiiiis ir-A ' service oetween an soutnean in ter my opinion of Doan s Kidney diana chicag0 IU and in.

rillS. 1 SUll laKe mis remcujr forTnoHiafa cfHnne

ort ana on ana it never ians lu .rrr train will

nein me. Wxt Ucrhtprl

For sale by all dealers. Price pnilmnn Hrawino- rnnm comnart-

h0 rents. Foster-Milburn CO., liüir Unonf ciom'no- pars nnrl first-class

falo, New York, sole agents for the coaches. Southern Ry. trains

Remember the name Doans nelton 5.45 PM, Rockport 5 45PM

and take no other. Louisville 4.ö0 rivl will maKe

connections with this new and

It waslSeneca who nointed out imnroved service.

eighteen hundred years aero that J. C. Beam, Jr , AGPA, St. Louis

wisdom consists not

YOUR FEET WILL BE COMFORTABLE in a pair of Menz "Ease". You'll also find after several months every-iUy service, that a better shoe can't be put t-ec.ther.Andifyouhave the same exnrripnpi n tVinnr1c nf m

r -----w t. .WMVKU.0 W. MWM who have worn them the past 12 years, they'll

save you money on your every-aay SuOC DU1S. , r .mm I

j-rOOK lor name ou yctiow laDci.

Send for Catalog No. 12

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Describes the Men "Ease" from 6 to 1 8 i nch heights; also the" American Boy" an honest shoe made espec

ially for the redblooded, Outdoor boy.

r4X

m sefino:

what is betöre vou eves, but m

forecasting the things which are

to come .The formula for wisdom

has not since been changed. It is

stjll the same, it is the man

vho looks ahead today who is the wise man.

I Very Serious . I I It is a very serious matter to ask H B for one medicine and have the M I wrong one given you. For this I I -reason we urere vou in buying: to I

wrong one given you.

.reason we urge you in buying be careful to get the genuine

DFOI Of

Liver Medicine The 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

Ck

FLICK

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

CHAS FLICK

AI a

laurels

A$am I

TJic Paris Exposition

nns maac tnc uokj Medal AVvard to I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY

WHISKEY

SOUTHERN RY.,

TIME TABLE

Schedule in E(eetSDndag AprC. 21 the Fo owing- is or information Onlg and is nor

Guaranteed.

Find"

the name

Menz Ease" on

sole and yellow label, and Vou will

ss.o yyyyM now tli&t tne upper

leather is menz Ease" SDecial Elk.

The only uoner leather

we have used for 12 years.

Best leather tanned for

Rverv-dav service. Touch as

rawhidr. soft as a srlove and will

nlwavs retain its original softness

if properly cared for.

AST TJOR CATALOG No. 12. We oueht to

have a dealer near vou. If we have, will refer

vou to him. If not. we can introduce the shoo

f direct to you from the factoryt regular retail

prices, delivery prepaia. MtnUs Shoe Co., Maktrs, Detroit, Mich.

Shelbyvttlc Ijd "My Menz 'Ease' sluys have uiven ie splmdid service. I have haf-soled them once but the uppers are as Rood as new. and as sott ms the day I bought them." E. E. GAINES. R. L. F. No. 4. Flat Rock. Ind. "I have worn Menz 'Ease shoes for four years and I like the shoes so well that I w&krd about six weeks this fall for ray fourth pair as our dealer was out of them and I had to wait until he cot a new supply." CHAS. R. DAVISSOX. R. R. No. I Manilla, Ind. "My Menz 'Ease' shoes were very easy on my feet, and the uppers remained soft and pliable, although I did not spend much time in oiling them. I liked them well enough to buy another pair of the same style and make a short time ego." E. R. GREEN . R. No. IS. Fiat Rock, Ind. "I have worn a pair of Menz 'Ease shoes for every day wear and had them half-soled four times. I can truthfully say that the Menz 'Ease' is the best work shoe I have ever used or seen. Like them so well that I hav purchased a second pair. Would be glad to recommend the Menz 'Ease' shoe to anyone. If they all wear as the pair I liave just worn out, I would not object to paying $5. for them.' CHAS. L. RAPER. R. R. No. 2. Edinbury, Ind. "Have done cement work and all my work on the farm with my Menz 'Ease and they are still in good condition. They always felt good on my feet and I liked them 'well enough to buy another pair." GEO. WALKER, R. R. No. 2 Shclbyvillc, Ind. Ml bonßht five pairs of 'American Boy shoes which I have had half-soled four times. My boys wore these shoes every day and I don't think that there are any boys in Shelbyville tliat are as hard on shoes as they are. I can truthfully say the 'American Boy', shoes are the best shoes I ever bought." ROBERT S. MILEY. 339 Franklin Ave. Oakland City. Ind. 'I have been wearing a pair of Menz 'Ease shoes and think they aic the best yet."

MENZ "EASE" and "AMERICAN BOY" shoes are not guaranteed to give any certain length of service, nor to repell water, and these letters are only offered as evidence that they are GOOD shoes worth considering the next time you need an every-day pair.

EASTBOUND ...

No. 5 DAILY 9:3 A. M.

No. 17 " 5:53 P.M.

No. 11 " B:10 P. M jjo. Id SUNDAY ONLY 6:50 A. M

WESTBOUND

No. 12 DAILY r:5 A. Al

No. U " IL 30 A. m

No 9 " 7:0 r. M

No. 20 Sunday Only. ii-.üöa.M

Time shown at Huntingburg. IEASTUOUND.

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

No. 3, " 3:50P.M.

No. 23, " 5:40 "

WESTBOUND No. 2, DA1LY,'12:50 A. M.

No. 4, " 10:30 '

No. 24, " 11:55 A.M. No. 10, " S:00 P. M.

V. E. 01aycoinb,Ai?t Jasper

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DEALER IN

Clothing and Furnishing

Goods, Hats, Shoes, West Side Public Square.

JASPER

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The Home Telephone Co has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best service You can talk to your friends, order your merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone. DUBOIS CO TELEPHONE CO

30 LOTS FOR SALE!

Gold rr.cdftH im RUo awarded m civ OrlcHHji 160 naWforlil3raJp ,

Foley

Kidney

Lawyers.

For Sale by All Leading Dealers. Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm 1 Loans at 5 per cent. Jasper, Ind.

Pills

What They Will Do for Yon They will cure your backache

strengthen your kidneyi, cor

rect urinary irregularities, bull up the worn out tissues, anc eliminato tho excess uric. moU that causea rheumatism. Pro. vent Bright's Disease and Dia. batci, and restore health ani atranfth. Refuse substitutes Forsaiejby Jos. A. Mehrirer

It is the greatest mistake in the world to ut lawyers into congress and tue legislature un

der the impression lhat thöy will be good lawmakers Law-' yers know comparatively little , of what laws should ho. Thnv

i i I Vi

oniy Know a ntue uoouc a lew 01 narnm, n, rno afq the laws that are. In addition U)1 n01 7Ul VJilckson tets

to that, they know the machin

I. F. SM M. D.

HOME 'PHONE.

For Sale Vol 1. and Vol.2.

Series 1 of the War of the Re-

ery of finding: out and either upholding or evading any particular law or set of laws in which a client is interested. They be- ! 1 1 1

gin wnere congress unci legis a- li-,, nfv:;oi t i turesqnd, Government by law- An5il 1ec01Is yers is comparable to a cat chas- f,"L fÄ1' ing its tail -Lite. JftJ wb,Jl Gov fc , 18f: i hn;p. who nnvp nnvro rvf fhp cpr

Cid Papers tho Courier fi'ic ocimay be able to use the first 2 1 perfckBi ol . J Yol. issued. See Ben Ed Doane.

We have 30 choice lots in

Ghitzweiler's addition for sale at once, at very low prices.

These lots will be sold for cash

or od the installment plan. All are on improved streets. Good healthy location. It will pay

you to examine. Call on. JOSEPH GÜ1ZWEILER, Main street & Public square.

0 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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Scientific Biieiican.

A tmnnsnnipl? Hlutirmocl vtt kly, T.nrneat clr eulutimi of n r t" .cm uk u'luil. 'Uriu. 13 -eir; four monthn, tl. i1 ui Uyall noniiclenlora MUNN&Co.38,B'Mih--New Yorl! Uratch Oillce. Gi5 K 8u WmfclUKtou. I). C Sore Nippies and Chapped Hands Are quickly curcO.by applying CJwraVerUin'f Salve. Try it; itbasucceÄ. Price 25 cföU,

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The Sutton HOTEL WEST BADEN, IND.

"The Typical

Home-Like

Hotel

Will V. Troth,lProprietor. The Sutton Hotel is 'ocated upon a high elevatian affording splend d 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 7eek, with aU the conver iences of your home. No better table service. Under new proprietorship. A hotel with service luroassed by none in the valley at a sensible rate mithin reach of all. Splendid accommodations for families. Write the management for any information you want. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.