Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 February 1914 — Page 5

lAPFR r.niJRIPR Monday was the coldest day of .f Last Dance before Lent at morCIl vUUmcn;th arthemomcUjr reKisterMap!e Park next Tuesday night

Patronize your home paper. A woman loves a m in seme-

imes just oecause no one eise

will.

My rbili wa taiwd teriibly alont the fare, neck ami dmUL 1 applied Or. Tbomaa' Eclectic Oil. The pain ceased, and the child sank into a rentful atop Mre. Nancy M. Haneon, Hamburg. N. Y. adv.

ing nine degrees ahove zero

Miss Anna VVuchner entertains

Everybody Invited.

An enthusiastic lodge man is'

i'llOO wm m m I - the Twentieth Century Club with, one who has the names of she

a vvasnington a uirtnuay souiui at her home this evening Colde, constipation and heaJache are three eammon afflictions aad relievin

various organizations with which

he is affiliated printed on his business card.

The hiorh srhonl basket hall

the constipation helps the cold and ;team went tc Bedford Friday and he headache. Ufr roley Cathanc Tab- HofuouH hv thpfpam f hprp

Dr Krempp and son left Sunday night for Chicago, III. Tony Schüler spent Sunday at

EvansviMe Can t look well. I aall, or feel with impure b'cd Keep the bloo rare with Bordotk Blood Bitter bat imply, lake rxrrie, ru-an. and rooW "heal-h UiWttyriW W follow. $i.o a botüe. ,K'Judge BreU left Sunday even ing for Petersbum on court business. . Don't iifeharHh physic. The reaction weaken- ? - lead to CBfOMC

n.. nstii.Htn.il. et POailB n-rm-

Xbejr Op rate eibily. 25c at all adv.

fipaue thev are very prompt and

hroughly cleansing, witl absolutely no unpleasant effects. A whole bottle ful for 2f rents. J. A. Mehri.igar. adv. An ordinary man does not break into the histories. He must be of national greatness or of national meanness.

Did Her Beet "Bridget, were you entertaining a man in the kitchen last evening? "Well. mum. that's fer him to

say. Oi done rry best wid the

materials at hand, mum

NOT to EXCEED 3 TERMS

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION 1914.

-t"un;r4 "District

rte S10

W. E. Cox'aOwn Deliberate Words Prom ising to Not Ask For More Than Three Terms ancf Saying That He would Stand By That Declaration. He Has Had Four Terms and Is Asking A Fifth.

stores

F.odofi and Family, left

Sunday for Vincennes where he -will engage in the Flour Mill "Business. Hive- w.em- itc'.iorsalt rheum you crazv. Can't bear the looctl of yourt ; oihiati Doan's Ointment It fine to: i ia itching. AlldrugKi-t-jy-llit. Wc. Sab a lv.

9 Pears like Mr Ground Hog

must have gotten a bad case of sunstroke, and will never get out again. A Inno t he road that leads to

failure we se a lot of pikers sit m M

ting on the tence waiting ior

something to turn up SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE. People ev r W belts are talking cl the muck and tine results Foley Kidney

1'iIIh 'ive in ba' aache, rbeamatiain, kid nev and bladdei ttonblea. You can no

WIVE i AND FEMALES"

A number of women in Wash

ington. D, C, society are sorely

peeved at the wording of an in vitation to a reception given by Sec. of Navy Daniels. Naval

officers and their "wives and

other female relatives" were invited to attend It is the use of

the word "female" that has

VHtem wi hont tnp capital because holey ou,,i.i f

aroused the ire of vhe women of

Mr. Adam Heidt and Wile arfrnm Princeton Sun

day n ght to spend a few with her Parents Mr and Mart Gosman Don't Yuu Believe It.

davs

M r3.

take them into your s

Its. That id because roley

Kidney PUie 0t to Ibe ki.ineya ami bladder just wha nature calls for to heel these weakened and inactive ort?an. J. A. Mehrinzcr. adv.

. Tr i..u - .'.males"? Nav. A thousand

tic b,lVa?their room Tuesday m? ff I J. f Ö

Should the sweetness and hap

piness of the modern woman s life be embittered by calling the members of the fair sex 44fe-

night which was an enjoyable af

fair.

hundred times, nay; What though the Bible says 4maie and

female made He them, or the

LaRrlppe Lcaveslts Victims PnMraie.

Tiitv r'Mt on v a i 'artr.

all dealers. adv

I-1 r sale bv

n Rust are in

thi week viewing new styles in Millinery goods. They will re turn via Indiana olis.

Miss Bowlus, of the high splendid women of the Victorian school faculty, visited friends at pra were satisfied to worthily Bloomington Sa urJa and Sun- live their lives as "iVmales"? Is day. 'there any reason that the society

dames ot Washington u. u should be referred to as such Not much! Not on jour tintype At least not on the tintype of a suffragette. Our Sympathy.

is always xtended to these in

distrtiss. hut we have no sym-

p ithy to waste on the man who

. . t I.. nninr til IV

Korn aav that rhronic rnnpiipau n -ume vk uinp ci a um" vv 1

v innot I e uie.t. i-n t you nviie.-e i-iiec v-r me neun w im iubj,

I h.iiiilr hm'H Tabi in ha- enrea Oin-Iii Stent nmptuak! h wemaeoiwu. ji ... li. in a trial. L.niois aMwui nt K.,l'vV llmn'v ami lar

. . . . i . t - vi.ki m ill! i i t wm . a tin r u . i u

inakf-H it valuable in sew re la jjnj.pe

cuiisha. K. Pr'w, Bedford, ma. vri,..-- "i n iiii i leffc me with a aevere

I rt V(n . f r f Mrq. Commiskey and MlSS rough thai rWy's Hney ami lar

Cincinnati lured, aui 1 ni nacK u vi

The Hot Couxh Medicine

i 4 m m i.

mr Mardi bras an at napie b irroW8 his nt.iKhbors paper l'ark luesday night. I-eb when he can have one of his ovn

at a mere nominal expense.

Mverybody Invited

, 11, V 4- . ' O " 1 . . i u i.ariüinv (Wh tu. r j: l:u -ii KooL-f Your home nanor stands for VOUr

"l Itave Uoeii MiaiiMTiiimi r 1 nc laOll lllK DvIIV l uaonti - r-r- . r i;. ii.f.iv v r (iinc-f i l.iivi' bt'en kt'piii(i uii team came to .'asper Satur- interests and the interests ot tUmj UC. Htf.i Mb.iry. 2S3KTtiT!oetJ team, your home town. It deserves A.a. 1 MMldM it one of be bf ?t rem- day and deteateU tnt local learn, j financial auDDOrt

I avxr nm'(i M v CliiMren in o an : . - . taken H Und i! works like a charm. For D)n't forget, when you have If you are not a member of our c ,1,1h and whooping cough it is cx el- an jtem 0f news, to call the family of readers you should bel.M.t " For sale by all dealers. aiw ourjer office or tell the Editor, gin now by sending in your sub-

John Steinhauser has ben We want an tne items oi uae.est scripuon.

onr . ; , H without vourhel we can't

made secretary aim uwouiu v. - - - ' . . 4 i. 1 I MAi aII Äff M 4 im

the Phoenix Loan Ass n 10 laie set an u

Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Coufh Remedy. Rev. James A. I.cvuh, tlilftCt, Minn.,

the place of Geo Mehringer who

resigned. Buy in To Save Money.

v Id Papers the Courier r i a. b - M

ffi

The Courier Re: ein s Buyers, Are You In It?

I'nviLk? I olev'8 llontv and Tar Com- write: ChanQberiatii't uongn tiemey ,,. ; t , .none" became j Est i few has been needed and welcoineriefl ti K "1 . h,, Vdi and cold and one oar home lot anombeT of year I bifh- b

V." .n: -1. -1 it .niiPklv lv reeiiiiiiiiem it to my f IK.- an neniij

liive V nam-

. . 4

berlains üonh Kemeciy a tnai anu ure enttfldenl ' will find it very effectrial an 1 continue to use it a. occasion r.. v...irs hi itMD aj nianv 0 h-

D afness Cann

)ured.

i i I nl ain.i I . u I t ; 1 1 ' P fi . HLODB

fll'HIr TM W Mil. iiiimm . - i i.Pkiin tnrjat. banh. raining c-oghs, colda, couwns and croup.

e-cnp, bnnreeneM, bmncnial and lagfppe ceaajhe. J. . nfehringet adv.

local applications, a tbev cannot

reach the diseased portion, ol th ear.

er !.he !oi:e ativ.

New Coal Mine. I have just opened up a new coal mine on my farm and am ... i waJ frv fnrnicKl t h

now (irrpaicu w tV u a nrint much peop e of Jasper and Bambndge m"c.n township a first class grade of 'e it

Th oni cne way to cur" deafness,

ami that i- by constitutional remedies, Deafness -s eansed ly an inflamed condition of th" mucous lining of the Euatachiar Tube. When this tube is intlamed y u have a rnmblinir SOOttd or irnperfeel hearing, and when it is entirely eloeed. Dcalness is the resu.t.anid nnle -s i he in-

XT 4 L-.4 iin,.n a flammaiion can be taten out and thin NevSpapeiS At befit Have U))tabe stored to its normal condition,

that isn t uieii, oe hearing will be deslroy. d forever; nine mnaf.Iv their it)l to eaaeft oot f U-o arecartsrdbj Catarrh,

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i:r n ht it- wmcn is horninirnin an innainau cnoi

111 Ii "Jw Ii la I II II kill. f '

ill i . - it i a v - -

r -ale bv all dealers

Kate

County I'.. Towuship SJ.5U.V For Congress.

We are authorized to announce

the name of WILLIAM T ZENOR of Floyd County as a candidate for Congress, subject

to the Democratic primaries on

March lb 1914. For Judga 37th Judicial Circuit. We are authorized to announce the candidacy of JOHN LBRETZ for a second term nomination for Judge of the 57th

Judicial Circuit, subject to the democratic primary election 1914 LEO H. FISHER, of Dubois County is a candidate for Judge of the 57th Judicial circuit of In

diana, subject to the decision of

the Democratic primary election

of 11)14.

For Prosecuting Attorney .ITtli Judicial of Indiana. FRANK L. BETZisa candi

date for Prosecuting Attorney of

the 57th Judicial Circuit ot Indiana. Subject to the decision of

the Democratic primary Election

For County Auditor. JACOB SENG is a candidate for re-election as Auditor of Dubois County, auhiect to tke Dem

ocratic Primary election 1914.

For County Treasurer. JOHN J. KREILEIN, of Marion township, is a candidate for

Treasurer of Dubois Countv, Indiana. Subject to the decision af the Democratic Primary elec

tion, 1Ü14 JOSEPH A SONDERMANN. of Ferdinand township is a candidate for Treasurer of Dubois County subject to the Democrat

ic primary, 1914.

For County Recorder. MICHEAL KRES 3 Sr. is a candidate for Recorder of Dubois

county subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election 1914. ALOIS SPRAUER is a candidate for Recorder of Dubois Countv subiecc to the decision of

the Democratic primary election.

rji4. For County .Vssesor. JAMES M. SONGER is a candidate for County Assessor, of Dubois County, subject to the Democratic primary election 1914

For Trustee ftainbridge Township.

LAWRENCE HOCHGE ANG

candidate for Trustee ot

In letters to the editor of the Public Press in 1909, Mr. W. E Cox gave assurances that he did not war t more than three terms and gave this paper permission to publish the same should helagain undertake to be a candidate Now what can tht people expect of him? Here is his own words, viz: Washington, July 8, 1909. "Permit me to say that I am thoroughly in accord with what you say-that I would be satisfied with three terms. "If you recall, on more tnan one occasion I have discussed this with you in your office and expressed these sentiments to you. The truth of the matter is I have always felt since I have been an aspirant for Congress, that three terms would suffice, so far as I was concerned. This is what I have said to more persons than you in the District, and I have never claimed that I wanted to succeed myself mere than three terms. To some three or four men in the past, 1 have said two i three times. 'Not to exceed three terms at the most' ,n this declaration I am still willing tu stand. (Si jned) Your Inend, VV E. COX. The in a letter dated two days lat Mr. Cox says: Washington, J lv 10, 1909. "You have by this time my lette concurring in your former article, which in the future, should I undertake to be a candidate, you are at perfect liberty to publish. My letter to yu records my sentiments in private conversations, in the past year to several fellows in tne District. (Signed) Respectfully your friend, W. E. COX. What do the voters of the Third District think of Mr. Co.x's promsies? Surely he has eliminated, for he is now asking for the fifth term. He will have drawn MO.OOO from the public treasury when his present term expires and it is surely up to him to show that he meant what ne said

township a nrsc ciass . Hf f not life as it which is uotbiDj. batan lnnamad cotuh- is a canei'late tor instee oi coal Wesolicita share of tue uminJ; rin wimr tu" o1" , , Bainbridge township subject to viH- .c otrnnairp ought to be. And in arawing w y, 0 Hqodrfd Dolisnfur n ' r. f. ,lt.:mf1ti; im i PlbbC LJSuTSuwxim the line between what IS fit to fln; ca8eMJ Deafneei (can by catarrh) Democrat- primary DM. MBS. AKT amw . t andwnat isn'tthe most that cannot 3 cured Hall's Catarrh For Township Assessor. Back-che-. Rheumaiism Vanish Away eoescientiou . judgments t JOSEPH JOCHIM Sr is a Men and women Uav ntg backache, differ. Ohio. Po 1 by Druggist, 75c. candidace for As.sessor of Bainm Tbeumatimii, itif and swollen joints ar PftTTr in-iirrm Take 1 all's Family Pilla for eonatipa k urnchin. hi..ft to

honc-t.y gU4 to know tnat roiey km- HtAL LJ ft L 'HHNorLU '. lion v fa li 10 7

dinrtUto. Oatley NVhipkinji to the Hunt- Now that winter time has HENRY WEHR is a candidate f!Ä ÄÄ t . iniiburjr Wagon Works, . lot 10. come,. and the nights, are long, ;f Assessor of Bainbridge town-

""ralt from wäaä inao.n. kidaa... 1 Geiger'a add to Iluntingburg. attording a tine time ior reading-, j- subject tQ the Democratic!

iei s near irum our cunespunu i im Q1A

"HBBBar CaLa ytttaRaft aaafAav aaV'x! Kf HS'aBBara SJ8 3 2f aaa

ninary irregular ties. .1. A. 4Mehrinkt-r 5 . 1 . . T-

.... 11 11

adv. Rpmard A. W ever, et ai to ents as regularly as nossioie,

.... Z u.4 Hasner R. Schuler, pt lot 103. Upon them we depend for the

h m you no away irum uumc, r, s- nvyA UM,

piimary 191 1.

i t 3 niiTC r f f V r rtAimf t Hon nc f r I

. -.Tj- r erainanu oiov. iwwoviwicwuttwj. v

or nave inenub viwuug j, Ul c.u o n;vnn fn Pter C & make a better oat.er. It Will do

j v ill a i v a. r v llva Lyu a j a. aw a xj w

you. are going to give a party FaulkenberR, lots 5 and you Rood and do us good. If the back of his inkfora collar

mu5icaie or reception, uu. K .... ,A Rirrispve. KH)

r soriptv contem- u ? , "

A man may use the wart on

your town or community has no button; ride on the back coach

FOOT

, i " rtrtrfnW r. 4-VUfll o auu., i'ii uovj v, v jvv. - " - X.W4.....V.4.. . . . s - .a. u:

your cnuicn or bocicty tu.acur . FaulKenberjr tol Fran- correspondent, let us hear from oi a train to save inrcrat u.a nhrpnnv nroceedines. or when . x.tcJL. enn I mnnpv nnti thp aonductor comes

ptateany proeeeun., w. ., j500 you sell, buy or change your res- ' toVm N Koer.dence or bus.ness,or your sonor Anma gött a, , Birdg.

Moii.rhtor ia marr hu. oi wiicii - '

vjaut,nt- - '

you

. a

eve, -ug. Jscob V. Stimson to John Wit-

your neighbor gets a new baby, 1 Si ..ah lrnrvv nr

or, in a wuru, . oPrp 40 hrar of any item of interest to, nag. - acres, wu

the public, bring or sena it in,

Henry Seger to Hel n

the puDiic, onng ur c u ... , of south 1 2 of and the Courier will gladly pub- und - or soutn

lish it.

.lasner. 100.

. - .

Bernard beger Last

Jochim loi 37, will to

Safe For Babies EHective For Gron Eli.aheth Seger, his wife,

tp.

That Folev'a Honey and Tar Com- mm beeo stated that a man'a atoiwpoiir!. II ha tbe eoiifideiice ot joorj t. h boiler, bit boilj ! bia t fttine druKifift. vabo knonpitwill u an i Daooth the fire boi la ycot atiaa'tion W. W. NeMnnth. SUiea- rgtom) in Rood fTOtkiog Order 1-oro. (it.. aiava:--! bave ustHl l oU r ,s u , ,..tk ni.lt it wm not and a

How Is Ycur Boiler?

ii ..... .. . Tir ('limn Mind in inv ff.l.llv

.1 It in in v itorC a?.d it nv

r f ul fo cure.'"" J. A. Mlirintfer.

i full l.md and not biete aappl tun fm7m .aa tn aronr enffine ifbodfj?

Uifue a uwtitute. .f V))I1 ,ave anv trouble eHtb fooratoai -

t iv.

...I. t l,.ii.,l...rl till 'a Tablatd Will d' Vf U

io:d. Tbe strengt bee an i infigorali the itomarh and Sttablc it t do its work MaataV MN ! l T k afel' COTe

m laaaaaawaaai j - . . T M.-.al jipnt"; or salesman for ,,f Htomacb trouble ba een effectta

Liavcai fc., -. - " . - -

WANTED.

iv fit

Briito Home a Bottle of a

monev until the conductor comes

around; stop his watch at night to save wear; leave V and V without a do or cross to save ink; pastures his mother's grave to save corn; but a man of this kind is a gentleman and a schol ar compared to a man who will take a newspaper and when asked to pav for it puts it back in the postoffice and has it marked refused

United States Hotel MILL STREET. JASPER, IND. First Class accommodations for

AaTillC so Traveling men and regular

Cold"

mm -TSR for

boarders

Also Good Hitch and Feed

FOR COUGHS and COLDS Good Bar in Connection. First f aVJ..4 rkK.... 1 a-aT t. rVlMM. -m. mm -av

.Tarwr and surrounding territory

men who can devote all of their .time to the work preferred, but will consider those who can de-1 vote but part of the time; we teach you the business, personal interview granted; write John!

Bluer Agency uirecior. vtj. . Ö. Bldg. South Bend, lnd.

hv them Fol ! I '

auf

CASTOR I A lur ImSh and Cluldren. be Kind Yen äave Always Buught

i'loc'o I lnnnro h tho . nor nr

For sale by Jos. A. Mefuin0! r Bottle in bend goods at a reason-

able price.

Your patronage issohcited. IGNATZ KRESS Prop.

B-nrs the Bignatuie o

IDaHONgj jf!EI&OIL I aCUTS.SORES.BURNSl

Is largely due to the kind of shoe j there is on that foot. No matter how shapely the feet themselves are, if the shoes are not the proper shape, size and stylo, the effect will be dis- j appointing. t This much is i .in whether a

lad v's foot is pre.ty or otherwise, it will at least look pretty in a pair of

? our latest style shoes.

I TAICHERI'S I I Corner 3th and Jackson Sts. J 4 -r 4- t- : 4v44-M i --- SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ALL NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES Any Periodical Published in Anv Country Or Anv Lenuae.

aliriia?! Received at the Courier Office

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