Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1912 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER

Mr. and Mrs- Florian Gardner and child returned to Louisville . Sunday after a few days visit

- -with relatives here.

. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Rausch were

among the excursionists from Louisville Sunday to spend the day with relatives. For any itchiness of the skin, for skin rashes, !hap, pimplos, etc., try Doan's Ointment. 50c. at all drng stores.

Ä For all Kinds of Pumps and sewer Pipe Call on Jacob C. Lorey.

Don't fail to see the new

Dress Goods at Ed. J. Kueblers . Miss Freda Mueller, of West Baden, is visiting relatives and friends in Jasper this week.

Edw. Brinkmeyer came down

from Michigan City this week

for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs John Steinhauser

returned Sunday from a week's

visit at Louisville.

Miss Dela Simons, of OtwelL

is m Jasper this week visiting Alfred Vonderschmidt attend-

relatives. edthe Kenluckv State FVnr at

"I suffered habitually from constioa- LOUlSVllle last Week.

uon. JJoan'8 Kegulets relieved and

have been reerular ever since.E. Da- renceDUrg, Ind., Visited 1 latives

vis, (j roc 28, Sulphur Springs, Texas. in JaSDer last WGek.

Misses Stella and Gertrude Miss Emma finoqpll namp

Bohnert visited relatives at down from Lom'svillp s

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o-ivwioyjuc laoi w ecu. a weerv 5 visiu Wien ner narentK

Mrs. Mayme Schmidt and Frank Sermershpim horl

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The new Oiipp.n Onalitv. T. emiaren came down from Louis-sale at his Diace South of tmvn

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dies Shoes are now at Edw. J. Xme ?"aay to visit relatives a iYionday and he and family will

-Lew uaya, go to Louisville tor a short visit, l?natz Habfr, .ofjSville, fÄSE80 t0

visicea relatives in Jasper this ' week. ibr Mi 11

w. v. vxvmug HCA U VV CCi

Kuebler's.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rausch

' were among the excursionists

jfrom Louisvi le Sunday to spend

the day with relatives If you knew of the real value of Cham brrlam'a Liniment for lame back, sore-

nens of the muscles, sprains and iheu-

matic pains, you would never wish to be

without it. For sale by ail dealers

Mr. and Mrs. H M. Kean left

Thursday night for Winnenecr.

Canada, to attend an Odd Fellow

and Rebakkah convention.

Mr and Mrs. Thos. E. Ber-

trand and children, of French Lick, visited relatives and friends

in Jasper the latter part of last week.

Feel languid, weak, rum down? Head

ache? Stomach "off?" A good remedy

im jMiraocK iiiooa isiccera. ask your druggist. Price $1.00

Hobt Eckert returned to French Lick Saturday to resume

hre school work.

Herman Lckert spent a part

of this week in Indianapolis on business.

Cheapest accident insurance D.

ThnmrtH Rf'Iftn.Mn Oil TYr Km ma annl.ln

j'cuts and emergencies, All druggists

aeuit., zoo. ana ouc. , Miss Dela Castrup went to West Baden Sunday, where she thas accepted a position in the ' schools.

Mrs. Thompson, who had been visiting her mother, Mrs Catharine Bettag, for the past few weeks, returned to her home in 'Jeffersonville Sunday.

Thi

uew, if any, medicines, have met with 5 til TlJ'. . .Zir2 ' dL"luJ

the uniform success that has attended pep tern Der The Ladies

the use of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera are cordially invited to attend

nA r.' 1 r 1 mi i I 4.1. 1 . -

u. Lfiarj-uutja jawiiBay. jLne remarK- uits opening ana inspect the new

?i)ie-5uLeA"f,c?iic,an.d.diarrhoea. icb offerings in un-to.da'e Millinprv.

a uaa necieu m airaoat every neigDDor- Tf mill u n 7". hood have given it a wide reputation. iLwli we1 worth while and For sale hy all .ealers. aftord you pleasure.

Mlca M;iKn,n J Mrs' Annie Gummiskey.

rt.

Mr. Frnk Eckerle and Miss

ecelia Bockelman, two well-

known young people of this local

ly were united m marnaere m

St Joseph's church Tuesday morning.

French Lick Sunday, where she Tde'ocal section men and all The reception was held at the

teaches in the schools the other section men. excent bride's home after which the

paY; ."tu j the foreman on this branch oflw?dding party and the many fx . -l ay betweeii j , d ide

enjoy ea dancing at Hunkers

Hall in the evening.

nJfökTf grading the west) end of Fifth St was begun this week. ' About 400 excursionists came down from Louisville Sunday and

eiij wea me day at Maple Park and with relatives and friends. A larore crowd oH&nAoA fv.

bchyenlc-Hopf wedding dance at Kunkel's Hall Monday night, which weddi

land Moaday morning.

WOOrfflJW. WILSON.

LiBl

DANGE

There will be a free wfiddino- I

TTT i . . - il

aance at Kunkel s Hall Tuesday evening Seotember 24th i n hnnnr

of the marriaere of Mr, Jav-nh

Lampert and Miss Catharine Bdeler, Everybody is invited to

attend. Gcod Music furnished.

Eckerle- Bockelman.

li ! hi 'fi'if fi' mm- n , , nV,MM,,aMi El

Women!

If weak, you need Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is made from gentle herbs, acts in a natural manner, and has no bad results, as some of the strong drugs

sometimes used. As a med- t

luue a lomc tor eak, tired, worn-out women, Cardui has been a popular success for over 50 years.

President

wir. givT rdVdär 2LnÄ ch . k

men are receiving: $1 30 ner dav.

Rev. John Bromley and Elder and are asking $1 50.

R M. Milburn were at Boonville n..a ni.T-7i thi; week attending the Presby- n 0ures C5lrf?llic Cas-

rer an mppnnor. i wiiio' j-ui x. uuea

Tnnin fnr nhi. o A 1

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The Courier joins ;n cono:ratu-

lations and best wishes.

failed yet, and I have sold it to a niim-

and bending over making Led'x will not ber of.chronic cases. It cares them make a woman honlfhv rr hanMfMi 3very time." Sold bv Drufirjr'sts Op.

She raiist geh out of dens, walk a mile and $100 8; or two every day and take Chamber- D . . PREPARED BY lain'a Tablets to improve hsr digestion KobinsonPeliet Co. Louisville. and rßgu'ate her bowels. For sale by all Incorporsited. dealers. , " : . .

r ranK wamelspacher and f amHave now on sale, several ily moved from Tennesee to Jas.

hundred Cloaks, which will be per th's week into the TCnann

sold at a verv small mnro'in ürooertv Ol Wtst: 7icrVfV Qfr.

Call and see them. Edw. J Frank has accepted the position Kuebler. as baker at the lon.al h Vow

I WMPlkVA J f Charles Laegstrom havine aui! :

den, Mich., knows the exact tacts when ?ne latter contemplates returning

ne speaKs ot cue curative value of Folev 10 Switzerland. Kidney Pills. He says : "From my own - -

experience I recommend Foley Kidney Church NohVpq fnr CInnlflv Pille, a& a great remedv for icidnev ol okl1.-.1 JS .t0.r bi?.nÜa

Rouble. My father was cared ot kidney S-Yu n rCh disease and a good many of my neigh- -Eighth bt- Sunday School 9.30 borswerecured bv Foley Kidney Pills." A. M. Christian Endeavor fi .0

Afc Joseph A. Mehnrger. p. M. Preaching: Service at 7.30!

örRubber Roofinc 90ßts. a T?nll V m' teaching the 2nd Sun-

The implicit conadence that manv'.j m:r " j i . ' , rinv ATnt-ninrY-mi-T. 5..j"

people have in Chamberlain's Colic,!?,m "ln. 3no galvanized KOOt- ' "i u Tu n1Bjr nui i n: l i . ' I iTrr rliiffnwV. - i.: r evening Ot PnPh mnr.fh Row

ir experience in the useiLovv at Jacob-C. Lorev's Furni- Joftn nesterfield Bromley Minis-

hiro ßfnrö tei

Cholera and

founded on thei

v wuMw avi&uwvj uuu t4VI& OUU II ICUU yjj. the many remarkable cures of colic, diairhoea and dysentery that it has affeetedi For sale bv all dealers.

The eighteen months old child of George Burger, Jr., died Tuesday and was buried in St. Joseph's cemetery Wednesday, The child had been afflicted with ; paralysis for several months.

U.A.Smith, Bridgeton, Ind., had!

tgOur large stock of Misses $80-000 000 00 Lo3 Annually By Wage Coats, in the newest patterns and Earners.

win öiii.jiiötj you our prices I AJV- anier estimates that about

are very low, style and Cloths f u-uuvuu-u.u 111 waes is lost annually the newest, an early call will n Vfncp? Pe?Ple as a irect reDrove it. K J. KM, 1 W1U 8"lfc J? W?: . L8t M1116 anB lost wa-

. w. ÄÄ.4VrfJ.. uua uuu uocionne is exnens vfi TTao

T. L. Park?

1, is in his 73rd

cured of a

J. Murrayville, Ga., Roito 17 Compound 3rd year, and was recently Cl, P y 1 fc.iWAU 8l0P the C0llSh- an bad kidnev and hlrf,w h.eal au ' 80cth the sore and inflamed

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- -to-

jKiuney tronuie lor years, and waa so fered with my kidneys. My back aehed , cnppl-d with rheumatism he could not and I was annoyed with bladder irreLu .teÄ? "e Btart?.d. "SllarUieB. I can truth.ullv saT one Inl

-cuicT xviumjy xTiiiB, anu says: "4 ueean hnftlo nf

tORtt better at once, and now all mv rC." "i.11.1M,.i:,?re4 ,ne

' trnnhln ho lnff n,l T A "ilr" . t "'U HO IIUDIL IOmi-

that I ever lmd rhonmUm T rQf wlliD(J ÜIUßg- At Joseph A. Möhringen

" - - - "-- .JkA.'WUtS TT V A.

The Sensitiveness of a young

man in rittsourg has driven him

air passages. At Joseph A Mehringer.

CLOAKS.

Just opened a large shipment

or iaairs, Misses and Child rens

urns. JNewest Styleo and Colors. Edw. J. Kuebler.

A vast amount of ill health is due to

nil night and tho' 59 yars old. can now

do the woik of a man of 35 vearb. I

tin? benefit from Polev Kidnny PilLs to SUlClde to escape arrest for rX tonÄn liefusa substitutes. At Joseph. Jlrt-'horse-Stealfafl!. Apparently he whoÄJn bccesXraSe,1i rinCr' became Sensitive after the stea!-few (l0Hes of Chamberlain's Tablets is all

ainrcr PnJerm fV: fi,m ,ro lP, AnnOVanCGS Ot that In'nrl

old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. feal ly "ght to bem before the

iuas or tne recovery ot self-re-spect.

Perry Poison, died at her home South of town Friday night, of typhoid fever after a three week's illness. The remains were taken to Crystal for burial Monday. The bereaved parents

; have the sympathy of their many

öuquannaiiceö m luis vicinity. How's This? We offer One llundn d Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cui-ed by Hairs Catarrh Cure.

F. J. Ciiennky & Co., Toledo, O.

f we. .ne unaersigneu, nave known F. ' J. Chenney for th3 first 15 years, and be

lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able

t) carry out any obligations made by his firm. AValdixg, Kin-fan fe Marvin, I TT Wholesale Driugi8iB, Toleno, O. Hall e Catarrh Cure is taken mtemal-

-.ly, acting Jirectly upon the blood and

mucous surface of the pystem. Teeti-

xuuujuia ccuu iro. jrnce o cents ner

Dome 3oia uy an urugsists. Take 1 all's Family Fills for constipation.

$135

$1.35

re-

to Corydon, Ind. and

turn via Southern

way Sunday Sept. 22nd Leave Jasper 7.57 A M. Arrive Corydon 11 50 A. MLeave Corydon 5.30 P. M. Arrive Jasper 8 20 P. M. Visit the First Capitol of Indiana. See the Old State House. The - Constitutional Elm Tree Old Capitol Hotel. Old Governor's Mansion. Big Blue Sprint Natural Cold Storage Plant. See Locai Agent for further information J C. Beam, AGPA, St. Louis, Mo,

Mrs. J. IS. Hill, Homer, Ga., has used Foley s Honey and Tar Compound for years, and sasehe alw.ivs recommends it to her friends. "It never fails to cure our couehs and colds a

We have bve children and always civ(

you need. Thev- will atrengthen your

uieauun, invigorate your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely doing away with that miserable feeling due to faultv

ingestion. Try it. Many others have

uüöD permanently cured why not you? dorsale by all dealers.

Costs Little.

rn .

them Foley's Honey and Tar Comnonnd . , you are. sorrY T the

for a cold, and they are all soon well.,misI0rtUne 01 a inend.

i v. wi uo witnout it in our

house. At Joseph A. Mehringer. CommencemenL The 2ist annual commencement of the Harbison Township schools will be held at Dubois Sept. 26th. The Class Dav exercises will be held at 2:30 o'clock P. M. At night, Prof. James E Cox, of Oakland Citv will delivpr

the Class Address- Then tlso

To give up your seat in a street

car to a woman. To receive your creditors with a smile and a pleasant word. To say yes when your wife suggests that you come home early. To tell your wife that she carries her years remarkably well. To tell papa he has a big Deputation for generosity.

the annual oratorical contest will To make your girl believe you take place at which the follow. iregard her as the sweetest erpat

mg may take part: Robert Frev-Iure on ertn. U. A TT f r . I ..

uerger uscar met, Jacob Harde

A really effective k dnev and

T m r i i '

.ueo werKel and Nettie Mavl medicine ninfit first frt if' " "

Himsel. There are 14 members lthe disease and üien cure the condftioi in the class nf rrvarTnor 'that cause it. Use Folev Kidnev Pil

bladder

in the class of graduates this'i.f"- uJAey Kid??'

year. r . "" nim uiauaei troubles and

mm 11 i i ö m Loe3 are safe AnUfUfi , and reliable. Thev heln omVi-.v

in Urne "become poplar Thä each TZVt yblloV Pse. the case with Chamberlafn Coh1 ' A MehrlD8erKemedy has Tjeen attested hv m n v I

dealers. Here is od of them.' H. w. vl Papers tho (Jourier ff,c ÄM1'1'; write,, nBr racfts .iv

wuwuuim a vuin:n rtemenv is tho

. . . t.j " j um

oest lor couRbe. colds and crnnn nn ;Q

my beet seller." For sale by all dealer

Exceptionally Low Col

onists Rates Via South

ern Kaiiwav fco t-Tio TXTÄ4-1 -Reports etc

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Un bale Daily, September 25th to October 10th, 1912. Call on Lo2al Agent for rates or write J. C. Beam, AGPA. ' St. Louis, Mo.

LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortga

ges, Inventories Suponeas. Warrants

reports etc. lor Sale at the Courier Office.

Trustee Thos. H. Inman. of Boone Township has appointed the following teachers: El wood Padget, Carl Brittain, Orville Schnarr, Inez Traylor, Iva Cooper, Rose Sfcradtner, Effie Frank and Edna Traylor. The High School at PortersviUe will open

bept. 23 and the grades will

open Sept. 30. Trustee Jas. H. Atkinson of Madison Township has selected the folowing teachers: Supt. Helen Rose, Prin. C. C Kelso,

Myrtle Greene, Dessia Greene, Anna Kellams, Nellie Honkins,! Eula Alf ord, Ethel Baker, Hugh' Anderson, Urban Steinhart, The schoo's will open Oct 7th. Thr Birdseye High School with Prof E- L. Fisher and Principal

Fred Anderson opened with a

splendid list of students. The!

enrollment in the Freshman Class is 15 Their addition built this summer is completed and now in daily use.

Keep Busy.

Composed by Hardaway Frazer.

Another Ragtime Sensation ac

knowledged by all musical critics

as the best Ragtime oddity for

uie riano puousneci m years It's simply a corker. If you nlav

the piano you'll want it. Price

50c. per copy. Our readers will

receive a copy of the above nost-

paid by sending 15c. in postage

stamps to the Gioba Music Co., 1193 Broadway New York. Ppeilminaps Institutes.

Preliminary institutes will be

held this year as follows: Harbison Township, at Dubois, Sept. 26th. Jackson and Ferdinand Township Lueten School, Sept 27th. Cass and Patoka Townships, at Holland, Sept. 28th. Hall and Jefferson Townshins.

at Celestine, Oct 3rd-

Bainbridge and Marion Town-

ships, at Jasper, Oct 4th.

Boone and Madison Townshins.

at Ireland, Oct. 5th.

Since no assignments of tho

text books adopted for the vnar

have been made for the first ins-

titute, it might be well for the

teachers to prepare the first two

chapters, of Halleck's English

Literature, for the preliminary

institute. The latter book has

been adopted in nearlv everv

township as the third text, the

teachers feeling that they ought

tu öuuu,y merature as a means

tor taking future examinationsWraSTEFTPTElTE, ANYWAY

TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW.

Dr. Isaac Funk, one of the members of a well-known book firm, be

lieves, with DrS.argent, that women

have advanced -greatly within the last 50 years and that they approxi

mate more nearly the masculine

form and trend of thought But

he thinks that in the next 60 years

there will not be any very great i in t ' i ... .

cnange in uns curecuon, but that the

laws which govern perpetuation will

limit her advance

fffit-tfoyS' here is your chance

,Ji to make $25 per week. Send

Y us 10c m silver for out-fit and full instructions neatlv

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W. S. NEWCOMER NOVELTY CO 101 N State St.. Belvidere, Illinois.

The Woman's Tonic

Mrs. Lula Waiden, of Gramlin, S. C, followed this advice. Read her letter: "I was so weak, vhen I first began to take Cardui, that it fired me to walk just a little. Now, I can do all the general housework, for a family of 9." Try Cardui for your troubles. It may be the very remedy you need.

laurels Again !

if.

The Pari ExDositt

has made the Go!

. rtetmi Award to

I.W.HARPER

WHISKEY

Cold mc3a! tT5T o!eo awarded at New Orleans IOÖ3 Chirado in

For Sale by All Leading Dealers.

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IS HUMAN VACUUM CLEANER

Amanda's Econgmles In Line of Good Houeökeeplrtg HUKe a Screw LoOG4: v ( Long before the introduction of the vacuum cleaner Amanda had achieved by Bheer persistence of arm, the energetic Welding of broom and brush, the precise results accomplished by this., excellent invention. Her husband whimsically complains that the house is always in process of renovation and seldom is a condition which can bo considered comfortable and livable, but he is a mere man and litttß.jcan be expected of him. Of course, Amanda is ill from time to time usually as the result of doing more than she ought She has headaches, bacJcaches and nerves that are on edge. Her sons slip out of the house in the evening because they prefer to bo where they are not reproved if they draw a chair from Its place orkave a newspaper on the floor. Her daughters enjoy visiting much more than staying at home.

and her maid seldom remains lonset

I Very Serious I H It is a very serious mnttcr to ask 9 Ej for one medicine and have tho I 8 wrong one given you. For this M

mm vuun yy W Utjb UU Iii UUJlll J "9

3 be careful t

;o get the genuinc

LACK-DRAUGHT Liver Medicine

The reputation of this old, rclia ble medicine, for constipation, indigestion and liver trouble, is firmly established. It docs 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.

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The great speech-makers just now are The Courier's advertisers. They are talking from tho hnnrl

J stand. Read them.

"Maud's hair ii vhat you would call Titian, isn't it ?'

Plasterer.

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Best Finishings Contracts taken Let us show you. CHAS FLICK

teen successive maids in a single Beaso-n. Somehow Amanda's economies in the line of good housekeep

ing have a s$Tßi$. loose. She observed j

one day that she sympathized with t&e women who liked to have her house perfectly ordered and who then wished that she could take her family and live in the barn so that the house need, not be disturbed. Margaret E. Bangster, in Christian Herald.

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