Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 55, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 December 1912 — Page 4

IASPF.R COURIER By Bks Ed Doanjc.

JASPJ2K, ÜÜÜOIS COUNTT, INDIANA

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1912.

Commissioner s

Court,

Thft fiountv Commissioners

met last Monday. They allowed

a lot of graft bills as -well as others and are ashamed to publish thevn as the law requires. John McFall bid $95.00 to serve the County as Att'y for the year 1913. Senator Milburn knocked the socks off of him with a bid of $92 00 which was accepted. Liquor licenses were granted to Wellemeyer of Holland. V. Fling of Ferdinand. Sheriff Schwenkt and Surveyor Landgrebe's bonds for their new term were approved. The reports of Henry Berger, EdC. Landgrebeand Freyberger on Rock Roads was accepted, all of them only a matter of lorm. John Enlow of Birdseye was appointed a Justice of the peace for Jefferson township. And when constable Cummings takes a blind tiger before Esq. Enlow, he will have both eyes wide open. The Vote For Con

gressman,

What the Candidates Received as

Shown by the Latest Figures Com piled From the Returns.

The revised official totals of the

vote cast in this district for Con

gress at the recent election show that William D- Barnes, the reniiblican candidate, ran second to

W. E. Cox, democrat, instead of

Samuel G. Wilkinson, the proflrressive caedidate. as indicated

by the earlier returns The to-

tflls for the various candidates

were:

W. E, Cox, democrat, 23,150 W. D. Barnes republican, 10,049 S. G. Wilkinson, prog. 10,005

John Zahnd, socialist. 1,192

H. W. White, proh., 538

Cox's plurality overBarnes 13,101 COx's majority over all opponents was 1,366

Äs compared with the vote for

congressman of this district two

years ago this is what is shown: Cox's mai. over a'l in 1910 6,204

Cox's maj. over all in 1912 1,366

known Bille Cox to change his

mind suddenly:) and if he was.

, .

it would be a long way from be

ing confirmed

DON'T BE MISLED.

Jasper Citizens Should Read and Heed This

Advice. 4

Kidney trouble is dangerous

and often fatal.

Don't exnenment with some

thing new and untried-

Use a tested kidney remedy.

Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills Used in kidney troubles 50

vears.

Recommended here and every

where.

The following statement forms

convmcmcr Droof .

F, W. Freyberger, farmer.

eiirht miles north of Jasper, Ind

says: "I had all the symptoms of kidney complaint and my back ached. At night sharp, shooting

pains darted through my Doay.

Doan's Kidney Pills acted

nromntlv and not only drove

V - - , . i

away the pams, but regulated the action of my kidneys. My

experience with this medicine

Vms pnnvinceri me that it is an

A A w m w -

ideal one."

For ealc by all dealers. Price

50 cents. FosterAlilburn Co., Jtfuf-

falo, New York, sole agents for the

United States.

Remember the name Doan's

and take no other.

Falling off in maj in 2years 4,838 In Floyd county he lacked 156 votes of havincr a majority; in

Harrison county he fell 78 short

of a majority; in Orange county he needed 127 votes to give him

half the vote cast. And there were others.

If he should lose only half as many from his majority during the next two years as he lost during the üast two years, he will

lack more than a thousand of

having any majority at all in the

dishict N. A. Public Press.

Bille CoX Promises to

Pay A

Political

Debt

New Service to Chicago

111. and intermediate

Points Via Southern Railway Mcnon Route.

Effective March 4th, 1912, Mo-

non Koute will estaonsn new-

train service between French

Lick and Chicago, on following

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12.01 AM Lv. Bloomington Lv. 4.22 AM

3.00 AM Lv. LaFayette Lv. 1 4ö AM Ö.40 AM Ar.GSrd St Chicago Lv 10,30PM

6.45 AM Ar. 47th St Chicago Lv 10.25PM 7.00 AM Ar. Dearborn Sta " Lv 10.15PM

This train will afford excellent

service between all Southean Indiana points. Chicago, 111 and in

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Mr. John A, Cody, who resides at 1905 East Sorinc: street, this

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